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Release prep for 0.10.0 on top of the already-reviewed #459:

  • fix(checker): leading-dot magrittr chains (. %>% f, . %T>% f) type as functional sequences — the dot is the chain's parameter; %<>% no longer rebinds it.
  • chore(typeshed): vendored typeshed synced to r-typeshed v0.5.1 — ten new export inventories (tibble, scales, readr, checkmate, httr, jsonlite, lifecycle, magrittr, stringr, glue), tibble/vctrs 0.0.2 dynamic-dots injection metadata, base 0.0.18.
  • ecosystem: both manifests regenerated and reconciled against the 0.5.1 vendor — the ggplot2 scales RY010 false-positive batch disappears from reports and both identity ledgers, and the five data_frame0 splice sites stay RY021-clean through the injection metadata instead of resurfacing as unowned findings.
  • CHANGELOG: 0.10.0 section completed and dated.

Verified locally: full workspace test suite green, ecosystem/run.sh --check green for both manifests, posit messages match (396 identities).

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added type information for additional R packages, improving recognition of their exported functions and datasets.
    • Magrittr leading-dot pipelines now infer as functional sequences.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of %<>% assignments without rebinding the dot placeholder.
    • Corrected dynamic-dots injection analysis for splice and named-injection patterns.
    • Reduced false-positive unbound-name diagnostics across supported ecosystem packages.
  • Documentation

    • Updated the 0.10.0 release date and documented the refreshed type information.

`. %>% f` builds a functional sequence — a function whose parameter is
the dot (?magrittr::`%>%`, "Using the dot-place-holder as lhs") — so the
chain is inferred with `.` bound as its parameter and types as a
function value instead of an unbound-name diagnostic on the dot. The
same holds for leading-dot `%T>%` chains (magrittr's lambda
construction is pipe-kind independent), and `%<>%` no longer rebinds the
placeholder: a leading-dot chain is a sequence, not an assignment target.
Vendors release v0.5.1 (commit f2fe5de, stubs-sha256 85b31d99): ten new
export inventories (tibble, scales, readr, checkmate, httr, jsonlite,
lifecycle, magrittr, stringr, glue), tibble 0.0.2 and vctrs 0.0.2
dynamic-dots injection metadata, and base 0.0.18.
Regenerated both manifests against the 0.5.1 inventories and the
leading-dot magrittr fix. The ggplot2 scales RY010 false-positive batch
disappears from the reports and both identity ledgers, and the five
data_frame0 splice sites stay RY021-clean through the tibble/vctrs
injection metadata instead of resurfacing as unowned findings; the
posit message ledger is regenerated (396 identities).
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The pull request refreshes vendored R package metadata, adds dynamic-dots signatures, changes leading-dot magrittr inference, adds coverage for pipe behavior, and updates release and diagnostic records.

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Layer / File(s) Summary
Leading-dot magrittr inference
crates/ry-checker/src/infer/..., crates/ry-checker/src/lib.rs, crates/ry-checker/src/tests/type_inference.rs
Leading-dot %>%, %<>%, and %T>% chains now infer as functions. %<>% does not rebind .. Native-pipe _ remains an ordinary unbound name.
Vendored package inventories and injection metadata
crates/ry-typeshed/packages.txt, crates/ry-typeshed/vendor/...
The vendored typeshed pin and package list are updated. New metadata covers multiple R packages, including export inventories and dataset entries. Tibble and vctrs include dynamic-dots injection metadata.
Release and diagnostic ledger updates
CHANGELOG.md, docs/corpus/..., ecosystem/reports/...
The 0.10.0 changelog entry records the typeshed refresh and inference fixes. Resolved RY010 findings and related counts are removed or updated in committed ledgers and reports.

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  RSource->>Checker: Analyze magrittr leading-dot chain
  Checker->>PipeInference: Detect and infer chain
  PipeInference->>Checker: Return function type
  Checker->>Diagnostics: Emit updated diagnostics
  Diagnostics-->>RSource: Report remaining findings
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Valid tribble() unquote and splice expressions can be analyzed incorrectly, and regressions in leading-dot assignment-pipe handling would not be detected. Address these localized checker gaps before release.

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In `@crates/ry-checker/src/tests/type_inference.rs`:
- Around line 1157-1186: Extend magrittr_leading_dot_pipe_builds_a_function to
include a leading-dot %<>% functional-sequence case, assert its inferred binding
has Mode::Function, and verify the temporary . binding is not overwritten. Keep
the existing %>%/%T>% and native-pipe assertions unchanged.

In `@crates/ry-typeshed/vendor/tibble/tibble.json`:
- Around line 476-484: Update the tribble signature metadata to mark its
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}
}

#[test]
fn magrittr_leading_dot_pipe_builds_a_function() {
// `. %>% f %>% g` is magrittr's functional sequence: the dot is the
// chain's parameter (?magrittr::`%>%`, "Using the dot-place-holder as
// lhs"), not an unbound name, and the chain's value is a function
// (torch's `map(.x, . %>% get_args %>% parse_args)` corpus shape).
let (diags, scope) = check_with_scope("g <- . %>% identity %>% class\nh <- . %T>% print\n");
assert!(
diags.iter().all(|d| d.code != "RY010"),
"the leading dot is a chain parameter, got {diags:?}"
);
for name in ["g", "h"] {
let t = scope.get(name).unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("{name} bound"));
assert_eq!(t.mode, Mode::Function, "{name}: {t:?}");
}
// The native pipe has no functional-sequence form: `_` on the left of
// `|>` stays an ordinary (unbound) name.
let native = check("k <- _ |> identity()\n");
assert!(
native.iter().any(|d| d.code == "RY010"),
"native `_` has no lambda form: {native:?}"
);
}

#[test]
fn pipe_dot_pronoun_single_bracket() {
// `df %>% .[1]` preserves the base type (single-bracket

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Cover the leading-dot %<>% branch. magrittr_leading_dot_pipe_builds_a_function exercises %>% and %T>%, but no current test reaches the %<>% path. Add a %<>% functional-sequence assertion that checks Mode::Function and confirms that %<>% does not overwrite the temporary . binding.

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In `@crates/ry-checker/src/tests/type_inference.rs` around lines 1157 - 1186,
Extend magrittr_leading_dot_pipe_builds_a_function to include a leading-dot %<>%
functional-sequence case, assert its inferred binding has Mode::Function, and
verify the temporary . binding is not overwritten. Keep the existing %>%/%T>%
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Comment on lines +476 to +484
"tribble": {
"params": [
"..."
],
"return": {
"mode": "opaque",
"length": "unknown",
"na": true
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add full injection metadata for tribble. tibble::tribble resolves to this signature. Its ... supports !! and !!! through rlang::list2(). Without metadata, the checker analyzes these operators as ordinary ! expressions. The unresolved-call fallback does not apply to this resolved signature.

"injection": {"...": "full"}
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In `@crates/ry-typeshed/vendor/tibble/tibble.json` around lines 476 - 484, Update
the tribble signature metadata to mark its variadic parameter as supporting full
injection, adding the injection entry for "..." with value "full" alongside the
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Important

The corpus regeneration is verified clean, but it leaves both ledgers' provenance stale: neither source_sha256 matches the committed reports anymore, and ry_commit was not advanced. Details below — should be a two-line fix per ledger plus the README row.

Reviewed changes

Release-prep stack for 0.10.0 on top of #459 (versions already 0.10.0 everywhere — root Cargo.toml, all 8 workspace packages in Cargo.lock, editors/code/package.json; [0.10.0] comparison link present).

  • Leading-dot magrittr chains as functional sequences — . %>% f, . %T>% p, . %>% f %<>% g now bind the dot as the chain's parameter and type as Mode::Function; %<>% skips rebinding a . LHS. The two-layer recursion protection (the in_leading_dot_chain flag plus the pipe_argument_types span cache consulted at the top of infer) is sound, and the semantics match magrittr's documented leading-dot construction (kind-independent, so including %T>%). The new test fails on base and passes here — I ran it (cargo test -p ry-checker --lib magrittr_leading_dot, 1 passed), including the native-_ negative assertion.
  • Vendored typeshed → r-typeshed 0.5.1 (f2fe5de) — SOURCE stubs-sha256 recomputed exactly with the documented recipe; the vendor snapshot byte-compared against upstream (all ten new inventories plus base/dplyr/rlang/vctrs identical). packages.txt is the old 37 names plus exactly the ten advertised new ones, now sorted. tibble/vctrs at 0.0.2 carry the injection metadata; ggplot2's data_frame0 forwarder resolves through the tibble data_frame entry and all four ggplot2 reports contain zero RY021 lines.
  • Ecosystem reconciliation — pure-removal deltas (29 ggplot2 scales RY010 FPs + 1 sparklyr add_headers RY010); every count cross-checks: ggplot2 42→13, sparklyr 8→7, posit FP 391→361, tidyverse unowned 52→23, all four SUMMARY tables, check-ledger.py green (398 / 74), and posit-messages at 396 identities as the PR body claims.
  • CHANGELOG — 0.10.0 section dated 2026-09-15, new bullets verified accurate against the code and corpus evidence.

⚠️ Regenerated reports left both ledgers' provenance stale

This PR edits three *.root.txt reports but does not touch source_sha256 or ry_commit in either ledger, so the committed digests no longer hash the committed reports — and nothing in CI catches this (check-ledger.py does not verify the digest). I recomputed both digests per the README recipes at the merge-base and at head: the base values match the committed ones exactly (so the ledgers were in sync before this PR), while the head values are b44d5cff… (posit) and 27c0c289… (tidyverse). The repo's own regeneration convention (see the tidyverse ledger's historical notes: "source digest and ry_commit reflect this full default-manifest regeneration") updates both in the same change.

Technical details
# Ledger provenance stale after 0.5.1 vendor-sync regeneration

## Affected sites
- docs/corpus/posit-0.9.0.json:6 — `"source_sha256": "aa5e3157…"` hashes the pre-sync reports.
- docs/corpus/tidyverse-0.7.1.json:804 — `"source_sha256": "d9d1fca1…"` hashes the pre-sync reports.
- docs/corpus/posit-0.9.0.json:7 and docs/corpus/tidyverse-0.7.1.json:803 — `"ry_commit": "c8bc3de9…"` not advanced; that SHA does not exist in the repo at all (GitHub API returns 422 for it; introduced pre-PR by 6d4ba4f).
- docs/corpus/README.md:20 — tidyverse summary row still says 103 findings (10 / 41 / +52 unowned); the ledger now has 74 (10 / 41 / +23).

## Required outcome
- After the report edits, both `source_sha256` values must hash the committed root reports per the README recipes:
  - posit: `cat ecosystem/reports/posit.*.root.txt | sha256sum` → `b44d5cff20b38b42723c7302e42ce8ef1f6d511c1c80c498e923e8a326b44b48`
  - tidyverse: `cat $(ls ecosystem/reports/*.root.txt | grep -v '/posit\.') | sha256sum` → `27c0c289697e356be281d1ac7ff1ee0c1a17023f081dbe3a29d38beecb534ea1`
- `ry_commit` in both ledgers should point at the commit whose checker produced these reports (this branch's head, or the post-merge SHA if that is the convention for release-prep regens) — this also resolves the currently dangling `c8bc3de…` reference.
- A short regeneration note in each ledger's `notes` array and the README tidyverse row (103 → 74, 10 / 41 / +23) should follow, per the convention set by prior regens. (The posit README row's 438/401 was already stale before this PR — base was 428/391 — so aligning it here is optional.)

## Open questions for the human
- Should `ry_commit` reference the branch commit that produced the reports (7cf9723) or the eventual merge commit, given the release-prep context?

ℹ️ Nitpicks

  • The new test pins %>% and %T>% but not the bare . %<>% f form, even though the changelog claims "%<>% no longer rebinds the placeholder" and is_leading_dot_chain explicitly handles PipeAssign in the spine — one more assignment + mode assertion would pin that guard (crates/ry-checker/src/tests/type_inference.rs).

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…_chain

Clippy redundant_guards: the matches! guard on the bound op folds into
the arm pattern directly.
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Review of #501: 6d4ba4f, the commit that took
ecosystem/reports/scales.root.txt from 62 bytes to empty, landed via
#459, not #460 (the 0.10.0 release-prep PR merged a few hours later,
none of whose commits touch the file). The README attribution now
names the PR that actually emptied it; the curl/jsonlite -> #374
attribution on the same line is verified correct and unchanged.
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