feat(checker): flag ifelse calls whose result collapses to logical mode - #472
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds RY106 for Changesifelse mode-collapse analysis
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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R code->>infer_call_inner: analyze base::ifelse(test, yes, no)
infer_call_inner->>infer_test_template_call: apply test-template return mode
infer_test_template_call->>infer_test_template_call: inspect test length, NA state, and branch modes
infer_test_template_call->>RY106: evaluate mode-collapse rule
RY106-->>R code: report warning and inferred result mode
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change can produce false RY106 warnings and incorrect inferred result types for valid ifelse calls, so these issues should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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ℹ️ No blocking issues — two documentation-contract gaps and one design note, all minor.
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Length::Nonemptylattice split (ry-core/src/types.rs) —Unknownre-meaned as "unknown, possibly zero" (the open-world default), plus a newNonemptyvariant ("exact count unknown, provably ≥ 1") with amay_be_empty()predicate; the lower bound is preserved through recycling (Length::binary),c(),rep(),longest_arg_length, and the complex%%nonempty proof; display renders1+and the facts export gains anonemptykind.- Typeshed
return_modespec (ry-typeshed) — newReturnModeSpec::TestTemplate { test, values }onFunctionSig, declared on the vendoredbase::ifelsestub, with validation (unknown params, empty values, test-in-values, unknown kind) and unit tests. - RY106
ifelse-mode-collapse(newcrates/ry-checker/src/infer/ifelse.rs, wired after every dispatch shape and before the plain typeshed stage) — a definite collapse (zero-length or definitely-NA test) infers alogicalresult; a maybe-empty test infersunion[logical, branch]; the warning fires when the branches share a non-logical atomic mode and either the collapse is definite or the test may be empty with a typed-NA branch. - Rule paperwork — oracle claim fixture, corpus err/ok fixtures + snapshot (exactly the four new RY106 entries), probe, R7 case + keep verdict,
docs/rules.mdrow, fuzz seeds.
Verified locally: the full ry-checker (846) and ry-core (99) lib suites, the corpus/probes/rule-evidence/docs-parity targets, cargo fmt --all -- --check, and clippy all pass; falsifiability confirmed by reverting the vendored return_mode stub (8 module tests + 2 corpus tests fail without it); the R-side premises (all-NA length-2 collapse, mixed-test coercion) ride on CI's oracle job as usual, as does the 472-package corpus claim.
ℹ️ CHANGELOG entry missing for RY106
## [Unreleased] in CHANGELOG.md has no entry for this PR. A new default-on warning rule is user-facing by the repo's new-rule checklist (rules.rs + docs row + probes + verdicts + oracle claim + CHANGELOG bullet), and the facts export's new nonempty length kind is separately consumer-visible.
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# CHANGELOG entry for RY106
## Affected sites
- CHANGELOG.md `## [Unreleased]` — no `### Added` bullet for RY106 / the `Length::Nonempty` split.
## Required outcome
- An `### Added` bullet under `## [Unreleased]` in the repo's two coexisting styles — here the capability form `- **Title (#461)**: description`, citing the closing issue per convention. Cover the new default-on warning (and optionally the facts `nonempty` kind, which is consumer-visible per the docs/facts.md contract).ℹ️ Length::Nonempty has no producer yet
Every handling site in this PR only preserves an existing Nonempty (recycling, c(), rep(), longest_arg, the %% proof); nothing introduces one — parameters are Unknown, narrowing pins One/Known, and stub specs cannot spell Nonempty. The variant is therefore inert until #462 adds introduction sites, so its arms (including the facts nonempty kind and the is_coercible_scalar_condition_mode acceptance) are exercised only by unit tests today. That matches issue #461's piece-1 direction, so this is a confirmation request rather than a change request — worth being aware that RY106's silence guarantees currently rest entirely on Unknown/Zero plus the identifier widening.
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Review: RY106 ifelse-mode-collapse (PR #472, issue #461)Verdict: changes-requested. The rule's R semantics, the Length lattice work, the typeshed spec validation, and the local fixtures are all correct and well-tested, and the Deviation B tightening is defensible. But two P1s must be addressed before merge: the FindingsP1 —
Suggested fix, same discipline the PR already applies to the NA half: treat only literal empty tests ( P1 — the vendored P2 — both corpus ledgers need the triaged delta; both jobs are red on this PR.
P3 — CHANGELOG entry missing. #467 and #468 each added an P3 — P3 — quiet-fixture near-miss gaps. The 8 idioms cover known-length locals, scalar, logical-branch, disagreeing, mixed-test, project-local, and open-world-plain shapes, but not: P3 (nit) — Non-finding (adjudicated): the posit job's seven RY010 "disappeared" findings (lintr x1, testthat x6) are the known main-level ledger drift from #467, with the fix already green on R re-probe results (R 4.6.1,
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RY106 (ifelse-mode-collapse) from the tidyverse/hms#231 audit (#461): ifelse() seeds its result from the test vector and only overwrites the positions the test selects, so the result mode is logical whenever the test is zero-length or entirely NA, even when yes/no agree on another mode. A mixed test coerces back to the branch mode, so the all-NA half is claimed only for definitely-NA tests. Three pieces, per the issue's direction: - Split Length::Unknown into maybe-empty (Unknown, the open-world default for parameters, as scalar-guards.md treats scalar defaults) and a new provably-nonempty Length::Nonempty, with a reusable Length::may_be_empty predicate for the emptiness rules that follow (#462 shares it). Recycling, c(), rep(), and longest_arg computations preserve the lower bound. - A typeshed return_mode spec (test_template, the mode-dimension analog of seq_len's return_length param_value): base::ifelse now declares it, and the checker applies a logical result for definite collapses and an honest union[logical, branch] for maybe-empty tests instead of the plain yes_or_no join. - The RY106 warning: fires for definite collapses (zero-length or definitely-NA test) and for typed-NA selects where the test may be empty -- a typed NA branch is the author's written-down mode intent. Plain open-world tests like ifelse(x, 1, 0) stay silent; the mutate pipelines in ok_dplyr_unknown_schema_data_mask.R pin that boundary. Vendored glue/purrr snapshots are unchanged.
The definite half treated any inferred Length::Zero as proof the test is empty, but len-0 types are pre-existing join artifacts on values that are not empty at runtime (googledrive R/drive_mime_type.R:56 refines a parameter to character<len=0> through call-site joins; testthat R/parallel-taskq.R:194 infers logical<len=0> for an indexed subset), so RY106 fired on paths that cannot collapse and the result-type rewrite cascaded into RY033 comparison false positives downstream. Both definite premises now rest on the expression's shape, the same discipline the NA half already applied: only a literal empty construction (NULL, logical(0), integer(length = 0), ...) is a definite collapse, with the constructor resolved leniently to base to dodge project-local shadowing. An inferred Zero no longer rewrites the result mode either, unless the binding is open-world (parameter, default, or narrowed), where the lattice answer stands. The maybe-empty half keeps its typed-NA requirement, and the quiet fixtures gain the vctrs::if_else / dplyr::if_else non-collapsing calls plus a defaulted-test idiom.
longest_arg_length widened (Nonempty, Unknown) to Unknown, but the maximum of a provably >=1 operand and anything is still >=1; preserve Nonempty instead, matching the other lower-bound preservation sites.
The return_mode test_template spec lived only in the vendored base/base.json stub, but scripts/sync_typeshed.sh (and the weekly Typeshed bump workflow) wholesale-replaces vendor/ from the r-typeshed checkout, whose ifelse stub carries no such annotation -- the next bump would silently delete the spec and kill RY106. ry-side annotations now live in crates/ry-typeshed/overlay/base.json, outside vendor/, merged over the vendored base at load_base() time; the vendored stub returns to upstream-pristine. A drift test pins every non-annotation field of each overlay entry to the vendored stub so an upstream change cannot hide behind a stale copy, a load test proves the overlay reaches load_base, and a sync-harness test proves the overlay directory survives a sync_typeshed.sh run. The eventual home for the spec is r-typeshed itself, following the seq_len param_value precedent (upstream 99581c8, vendored in ry by 5aab09a); upstreaming stays with the maintainer.
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Hermetic reruns of both manifests against the fixed checker add exactly five true-positive identities and remove none: - tidyverse: hms R/hms.R:218:3 and blob R/format.R:43:10 (RY106), the motivating typed-NA select of tidyverse/hms#231 and its pillar_shaft twin. - posit: gt R/format_data.R:4057:3, R/utils_render_latex.R:69:3, and R/z_utils_render_footnotes.R:418:18 (RY106), all the same shape. The review's false positives are gone from the runs: googledrive R/drive_mime_type.R:56 no longer fires (its len=0 test is a call-site join artifact, not a literal empty), and the testthat R/parallel-taskq.R:194/203 RY106s -- plus the two RY033s their type rewrite cascaded into at 195/203 -- are silent. Both source_sha256 digests are recomputed over the regenerated root reports, ry_commit points at the generating commit, and the README index rows and audit-group prose are refreshed. The tidyverse digest had also been stale on main since the 0.5.1 vendor reconciliation regenerated ggplot2.root.txt without recomputing it; the recorded value reproduces again. Both run.sh --check gates and check-ledger.py pass.
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ℹ️ No critical issues — one minor doc-drift suggestion inline; the prior review's follow-ups are all cleanly addressed.
Reviewed changes
The delta since the prior pullfrog review (0e75f19): one rebase-merge of main plus five follow-up commits.
- Restricted RY106's definite-collapse premise to literal shapes (5bbac57) — an inferred
Length::Zerono longer proves a collapse: the newtest_definitely_emptyrecognizes only a literalNULLor a base atomic constructor call with an absent/literal-zero length (logical(0),character(),integer(length = 0)), with the constructor resolved leniently to base so shadowed names don't qualify; the maybe-emptyunion[logical, branch]rewrite likewise keeps the plain branch join for pinned-Zerocomputed tests, eliminating the googledrive/testthat len=0 join-artifact firings while a typed-NA branch over such a test still warns. - Kept the nonempty lower bound joining with unknown length (4f59bf5) —
longest_arg_lengthgains the(Nonempty, Unknown)widening arm sopaste/paste0/sprintfpreservemax >= 1. - Moved the
ifelsereturn_modespec to a sync-safe local overlay (f3fcdb9) — the vendoredbase/base.jsonis upstream-pristine again;overlay/base.jsonis merged inload_base()(one-shot, cached), a drift test pins every non-annotation field of the overlay entry to its vendored twin, and a sync-harness test proves the overlay survives the weekly wholesale vendor replacement. - Added the rule paperwork (306f3b5) — CHANGELOG
### Addedbullet for RY106,docs/facts.mddocuments thenonemptyfacts length kind, and anexport_typeunit test pins the exported shape. - Owned the RY106 corpus findings in both ledgers (bb16403) — exactly five true positives (tidyverse hms
R/hms.R:218:3, blobR/format.R:43:10; posit gt ×3, all typed-NA selects), with recomputedsource_sha256digests,ry_commit, notes, README index rows, message-ledger entries, and refreshed SUMMARY tables.
Verified locally: the ifelse module suite (15), ry-typeshed (36, incl. both overlay tests), the corpus snapshot target (5), ry-core lib (101), the sync-harness unittests (9, incl. overlay survival), check-ledger.py on both ledgers, both source_sha256 recipes (each reproduces), the SUMMARY RY106 rows against the committed reports, and the hms/blob identities spot-checked against the pinned upstream sources — all green. The full-corpus reconciliation rides on CI's ecosystem lanes as usual.
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ℹ️ No blocking issues — both prior findings are cleanly addressed; one stale count row inline.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the five commits pushed since the prior review (0e75f19), including the two follow-up commits named in the discussion.
- Rested RY106's definite premises on literal shapes (
5bbac57d) — a definite collapse now requires a literal empty construction (logical(0),NULL, a base constructor with a literal-zero length arg) or a literalNAtest; an inferredlen = 0neither warns nor rewrites the result mode unless the binding is open-world, with the googledrive/testthat join artifacts pinned silent byinferred_zero_length_is_not_a_definite_empty_proofand thenarrowed_bindingsdistrust now documented against thelength()generic-dispatch hole (#372), as the thread asked. - Kept the nonempty lower bound joining unknown length (
4f59bf5a) —longest_arg_length(Nonempty, Unknown)now returnsNonempty(the max of a ≥1 operand and anything stays ≥1), matching the other preservation sites; sound under paste's documented zero-length-recycles-as-""semantics, and mirrored bylength_recycling_preserves_nonempty_lower_boundon thebinaryside. - Moved the
ifelsereturn_modespec to a sync-safe overlay (f3fcdb95) —overlay/base.jsonmerges over the vendored stub atload_base()time, the vendoredbase/base.jsonis upstream-pristine again, a drift test pins every non-annotation field of the overlay to the vendored entry, and a sync-harness test proves the overlay survives a wholesale vendor replacement. - Added the CHANGELOG entry and the
nonemptyfacts paperwork (306f3b54) — an### AddedRY106 bullet under## [Unreleased]in the neighboring entries' style, covering the default-on warning and the hms#231 shape;docs/facts.md'slengthrow documents{"kind":"nonempty"}andevery_mode_and_length_has_a_stable_tagpins the exported shape. - Owned the RY106 corpus findings in both ledgers (
bb164033) — exactly five true positives (hmsR/hms.R:218:3, blobR/format.R:43:10, gt ×3) with audit notes, refreshed digests, andry_commit = bce9a5df.
Verified locally: cargo test -p ry-typeshed (36), cargo test -p ry-core --lib (101), the ifelse module tests (15), --test corpus --test rule_evidence --test probes (5/4/9), the every_mode_and_length_has_a_stable_tag bin test, python3 -m unittest scripts.test_sync_typeshed (9, incl. overlay survival), and ecosystem/check-ledger.py on both ledgers with both source_sha256 recipes hand-recomputed to the committed values (the tidyverse digest fix reproduces). The Length::Nonempty-no-producer question stands answered as by-design — introduction sites arrive with #462, exactly the piece-1 direction of #461 — so RY106's silence guarantees resting on Unknown/Zero plus identifier widening until then is the agreed state.
Both open threads from the prior review are addressed and resolved.
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PR #476 (RY107, any-all-scalar-comparison) landed on main while this branch was in review. Re-merge main and regenerate both corpora with the combined ruleset: the only identity movement is additive -- this branch's five RY106 true positives (hms, blob, gt x3) on top of #476's glue RY107 finding, with no interaction between the two rules. Both source_sha256 digests are recomputed over the merged root reports and ry_commit points at the merge; both run.sh --check gates and check-ledger.py pass.
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ℹ️ No new issues in this delta — the merge and ledger reconciliation verify cleanly end to end; the one open thread from the prior review still stands.
Reviewed changes
The delta since the prior pullfrog review (bb16403): one merge of main plus one reconciliation commit; the branch's own checker machinery (infer/ifelse.rs, infer/call.rs, ry-core/src/types.rs, the overlay) is byte-identical to the reviewed state.
- Re-merged main (772fb41b) — brings RY107 (#476) and the recovered-tree reconciliation onto the branch with no branch content lost to the merge resolution:
rules.rs,probes.rs,rule_evidence.rs,docs/rules.md, andCHANGELOG.mdall carry both rules' entries side by side, and theinfer_test_template_callstage wiring (infer/call.rs:388) is untouched. - Recomputed both ledgers' provenance over the merged corpus (814ec924) —
source_sha256for posit (f747ebc8…) and tidyverse (ce2bef2e…) both reproduce from the committed root reports via the README recipes, andry_commitis the full-length merge commit whose combined ruleset produced them. - Restored the RY106 rows the merge dropped from the four SUMMARY tables — counts match the committed reports exactly (tidyverse root 2: hms, blob; posit root 3: gt ×3) beside main's new RY107 rows; the five RY106 true positives and RY107's glue finding are purely additive in both ledgers (posit 41 TP / 354 FP, tidyverse 13 / 41 + 23 unowned), consistent with the README table, the audit-group notes, and the message ledger's three gt RY106 entries.
Verified locally: ecosystem/check-ledger.py green on both ledgers (395 / 77 findings, summary counts match), both digest recipes hand-recomputed to the committed values, RY106/RY107 report identities grepped out of the root reports and checked against the SUMMARY rows, and classification labels counted straight from the JSON. The ecosystem and posit CI lanes were still in flight at review time; the Oracle (R) lane is green.
The open thread on the RY106 verdict row (docs/corpus/rule-evidence-0.9.md:106 still reads 0/0 / "0 corpus findings" while these ledgers own five RY106 true positives — now sitting directly above an RY107 row that does report its corpus TP) is unchanged by this delta and still stands.
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Re-review: RY106 ifelse-mode-collapse (PR #472, issue #461) — closure verificationVerdict: approve-with-followups. Every finding from the changes-requested review is genuinely closed; I verified each closure claim independently (git-cloned corpus pins, upstream r-typeshed diff, R 4.6.1 semantics, full local gate suite). What remains is (a) the mechanical re-merge after #471 — now MERGED, so this branch currently conflicts with main and needs a union ledger resolution before it can merge (numbers below), and (b) one stale doc row. Neither is a defect in this PR's substance. Per-finding closure verificationP1 — literal-empty discipline: CLOSED. Independent checks at the pinned commits, using the branch binary built from 814ec92:
P1 — sync-safe overlay: CLOSED. Determination flipped to pass:
P2 — corpus ledgers: CLOSED. See the corpus section below; both ledger jobs are green on 814ec92 (ecosystem 4m55s, posit 11m42s), the delta is exactly the five adjudicated true positives, all five are real in R, and both digests recompute. P3s — CLOSED. CHANGELOG R semantics re-probe (R 4.6.1, Corpus verification
Overlay assessmentSound and correctly guarded. Precedence is unambiguous (overlay replaces the vendored entry at load; compile-time embedding means no stale-overlay runtime); the drift test pins all non-annotation fields; the pristine-text test turns "upstream ships its own return_mode" into a CI failure that forces overlay removal instead of silent masking; the sync-survival harness test exercises the real script. The only residual process risk is the human one the PR body already names — the overlay must eventually be deleted when the spec lands upstream in r-typeshed, which the pristine-text test will in fact force at the first bump after that happens. Local verification (detached worktree at 814ec92)
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Merge main after #471 (non-UTF-8 source flag): the posit ledger unions this branch's three gt RY106 true positives with #471's lintr cp1252 RY000 test-fixture entry -- 396 findings, true_positive 42 / false_positive 354 -- with source_sha256 recomputed over the regenerated posit root reports (now including the lintr cp1252 line) and ry_commit pointing at the merge. The tidyverse ledger is untouched by #471 and its digest is unchanged; both run.sh --check gates and check-ledger.py pass against the regenerated reports. The rule-evidence RY106 row also catches up with the corpus this branch owns: 0/0 "0 corpus findings" -> 5/0 with the five identities named (pullfrog's inline).
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✅ No new issues found — the one open finding from the prior review is addressed, and the #471 re-merge reconciles cleanly end to end.
Reviewed changes
The delta since the prior pullfrog review (814ec92): one merge of main plus one reconciliation commit; the branch's own checker machinery (infer/ifelse.rs, infer/call.rs, ry-core/src/types.rs, the overlay) is byte-identical to the reviewed state.
- Fixed the RY106 evidence row (3858765) —
docs/corpus/rule-evidence-0.9.mdnow reads5/0with all five identities named (hms, blob, gt ×3), matching the ledgers this branch ships; both open review threads are resolved. - Re-merged main (37802e6) — brings #471 (the non-UTF-8 source flag) with no branch content lost to the merge resolution:
rules.rs,docs/rules.md,rule_evidence.rs, andCHANGELOG.mdall carry RY106 beside the merged entries, and the docs-parity, verdict, and corpus-snapshot targets are green on the merged tree. - Reconciled the posit ledger over the merged corpus (3858765) — exactly one new reviewed finding (lintr cp1252
R/cp1252.R:4:1RY000, true_positive in test-fixture), posit 395 → 396 (42 TP / 354 FP),SUMMARY.posit.root.mdRY000 6 → 7, a message-ledger entry, the README row, and fresh provenance —source_sha256reproduces from the committed root reports andry_commitis the full-length merge commit itself. The tidyverse ledger was correctly left untouched (its digest still reproduces).
Verified locally: ecosystem/check-ledger.py green on both ledgers (396 / 77), both source_sha256 recipes hand-recomputed to the committed values, the RY106 gt ×3 and RY107 glue identities grepped from the root reports and checked against the SUMMARY rows, README counts cross-checked against the ledger classification, and cargo test -p ry-checker --test corpus --test rule_evidence --test readme_rule_table (5 / 9 / 2) passes. CI: ecosystem and Oracle (R) green; the posit lane was still in flight at review time.
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In `@crates/ry-checker/src/infer/ifelse.rs`:
- Around line 294-295: Update test_definitely_na’s comparison handling so it
does not classify comparisons involving classed or otherwise dispatchable
operands as definite all-NA tests; only treat literal NA operands as definite
unless primitive comparison semantics are established. Preserve infer_binop’s
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- Around line 162-163: Update the logical collapse in the ifelse inference path
around RType::union so the logical alternative uses Length::Unknown and the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Track all length alternatives in the maybe-empty union.
The ifelse contract allows a logical result for an empty test and for a nonempty all-NA test. Therefore, logical collapse does not occur only at length zero. An open-world test can produce logical(0), a nonempty logical result, or the non-logical branch result.
Copying result.length into both members can infer logical<len=1> | branch<len=1> for scalar branches and lose the empty case. Use Length::Unknown for the logical member and Length::Nonempty for the branch member.
Proposed fix
- let collapsed = RType::new(Mode::Logical, result.length);
- return Some(RType::union(std::sync::Arc::from([collapsed, result])));
+ let collapsed = RType::new(Mode::Logical, Length::Unknown);
+ let nonempty_result = RType {
+ length: Length::Nonempty,
+ ..result
+ };
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+ collapsed,
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| let collapsed = RType::new(Mode::Logical, result.length); | |
| return Some(RType::union(std::sync::Arc::from([collapsed, result]))); | |
| let collapsed = RType::new(Mode::Logical, Length::Unknown); | |
| let nonempty_result = RType { | |
| length: Length::Nonempty, | |
| ..result | |
| }; | |
| return Some(RType::union(std::sync::Arc::from([ | |
| collapsed, | |
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In `@crates/ry-checker/src/infer/ifelse.rs` around lines 162 - 163, Update the
logical collapse in the ifelse inference path around RType::union so the logical
alternative uses Length::Unknown and the non-logical branch result uses
Length::Nonempty, preserving empty, nonempty logical, and branch length
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| Expr::BinOp { op, lhs, rhs, .. } if is_comparison(*op) => { | ||
| matches!(lhs.as_ref(), Expr::Na(..)) || matches!(rhs.as_ref(), Expr::Na(..)) |
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Do not treat dispatchable comparisons as definite all-NA tests.
infer_binop invokes try_s3_binop_dispatch before primitive comparison inference. A classed operand can therefore dispatch x == NA to Ops.foo, which may return TRUE or FALSE. test_definitely_na still marks the syntax as all-NA; infer_test_template_call then emits RY106 and forces logical result mode, although base::ifelse can return the branch mode.
Restrict definite detection to literal NA expressions unless primitive comparison semantics are established.
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In `@crates/ry-checker/src/infer/ifelse.rs` around lines 294 - 295, Update
test_definitely_na’s comparison handling so it does not classify comparisons
involving classed or otherwise dispatchable operands as definite all-NA tests;
only treat literal NA operands as definite unless primitive comparison semantics
are established. Preserve infer_binop’s try_s3_binop_dispatch behavior and avoid
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Implements #461 (RY106,
ifelse-mode-collapse), following the issue's three-part direction.Approach
Maybe-empty length split (
crates/ry-core/src/types.rs).Length::Unknownnow means "unknown, possibly zero" — the open-world default parameters already carry, mirroring how scalar-guards.md treats scalar defaults — and a newLength::Nonemptyvariant captures "exact count unknown, provably at least one". A reusableLength::may_be_empty()predicate is the shared foundation New rule: vacuous all() in validation guards admits zero-length non-numeric input #462 (vacuousall()) builds on. The lower bound is preserved by recycling (Length::binary),c(),rep(),longest_arg_length(including the(Nonempty, Unknown)arm), and the complex%%nonempty proof; every exhaustiveLengthmatch was audited for the new variant.Typeshed
return_modespec (crates/ry-typeshed). NewReturnModeSpec::TestTemplate { test, values }— the mode-dimension analog ofseq_len'sreturn_length: param_value— validated like the other semantic fields (unknown params, empty/test-overlapping values, unknown kind all rejected). The spec is declared in a sync-safe local overlay,crates/ry-typeshed/overlay/base.json, merged over the vendored stub atload_base()time; the vendoredbase/base.jsonstays upstream-pristine becausescripts/sync_typeshed.sh(and the weeklyTypeshed bumpworkflow) wholesale-replacesvendor/and would strip a vendored-only annotation. A drift test pins every non-annotation field of the overlay entry to the vendored stub, and sync-harness tests prove the overlay survives a sync run.RY106 warning (
crates/ry-checker/src/infer/ifelse.rs, wired as a stage before the typeshed tail). Fires whenyes/noagree on a non-logical atomic mode and either the collapse is definite (the test is a literal empty construction —logical(0),character(),NULL, ... — or a literal all-NAtest) or the test may be empty and a branch is a typedNAconstant of the shared mode (NA_character_,NA_real_, ...). Message suggestsvctrs::if_else(). A definite collapse infers alogicalresult; a maybe-empty test infers an honestunion[logical, branch].Evidence from the issue, verified against R 4.6.1
ifelse(logical(0), NA_character_, "a")islogical(0);ifelse(NA, "a", "b")is logicalNA— the result is seeded from the test (Fix three edge cases in format_hms(), hms(), and seq.hms() tidyverse/hms#231,as.character(hms())returninglogical(0)).ifelse(c(TRUE, NA), "a", "b")) coerces back to character — only zero-length and entirely NA tests collapse. The rule's NA half therefore fires only for definitely-NA tests; a merely maybe-NA test (x > 0for NA-capablex) stays silent because the type lattice carries no NA facts and the repo's ownok_ifelse_mode.Rpins that shape as quiet.Deviation from the suggested direction
The issue's fallback tightening was invoked: firing on every maybe-empty test with agreeing branches broke
ok_dplyr_unknown_schema_data_mask.R(ifelse(!is.na(x), 1, 0)inside mutate pipelines). Instead of the suggested mode-demanding-sink analysis (interprocedural), the maybe-empty half requires a typed-NA branch — the author's written-down mode intent, purely local reasoning. Definite collapses fire only for literal empty or all-NA test shapes.Review follow-ups (changes-requested)
Length::Zerois not a collapse proof. Both definite premises now rest on the expression's shape (the discipline the NA half already had): a literal empty construction or a literal NA test, with the constructor resolved leniently to base. An inferredlen = 0no longer rewrites the result mode either, unless the binding is open-world. Reproduced at the pinned corpus commits with the pre-fix and post-fix binaries:R/drive_mime_type.R:56— RY106 fired on the join-artifactcharacter<len=0>refinement; now silent (0 diagnostics onR/).R/parallel-taskq.R— RY106 at 194/203 plus the two cascading RY033s at 195/200 fired; now only the pre-existing RY001 at 205 remains.All four
err_ifelse_mode_collapse.Rentries still fire.return_modeis replaced by the local overlay described above; the weekly bump cannot strip it. Upstreaming theifelsereturn_mode: test_templatespec (plus its schema documentation) to r-typeshed is the eventual home — theseq_lenprecedent went that way (upstream r-typeshed 99581c8, vendored into ry by 5aab09a) — and is left for the maintainer; no upstream PR is filed from here.R/hms.R:218:3and blobR/format.R:43:10; posit gtR/format_data.R:4057:3,R/utils_render_latex.R:69:3,R/z_utils_render_footnotes.R:418:18. The googledrive and testthat findings above are gone. RY107 (feat(checker): flag scalar comparisons on any()/all() results #476) merged to main during this review; the branch re-merges main and the corpora are regenerated with both rulesets — the entries coexist additively (RY106's five on top of RY107's glue finding, no interaction). Ledger entries, message ledger, summaries, README index rows, recomputedsource_sha256digests, andry_commitare updated; bothrun.sh --checkgates andcheck-ledger.pypass. (The tidyverse digest had also been stale on main since the 0.5.1 vendor reconciliation; it reproduces again.)[Unreleased]Added entry; quiet fixtures forvctrs::if_else/dplyr::if_elseand a defaulted-testifelseidiom; thelongest_arg_length(Nonempty, Unknown)widening arm;docs/facts.mddocuments thenonemptyfacts length kind with a unit test pinning the exported shape.Fixtures and tests
testdata/oracle/ifelse_mode_collapse_claim.R(# oracle: must-pass,# oracle-claim: RY106), R-verified assertions incl. the mixed-test boundary.testdata/err_ifelse_mode_collapse.R(hms shape + both minimal forms,# expect: RY106x4) andtestdata/ok_ifelse_mode_collapse.R(quiet idioms incl. the typed alternatives); fuzz seeds copied per convention.tests/probes.rs, an R7 case and verdict intests/rule_evidence.rs, rows indocs/rules.mdanddocs/corpus/rule-evidence-0.9.md, overlay load/drift tests inry-typeshed, and an overlay-survival test in the sync harness.Gates:
cargo fmt --all -- --check,cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings,cargo test --workspace(60 targets),cargo test -p ry-checker --test oracle -- --include-ignored(17),cargo test -p ry-checker --test vendor_snapshot,python3 -m unittest discover -s scripts -p 'test_*.py'(14),ecosystem/run.sh --check(both manifests), andecosystem/check-ledger.pyon both ledgers — all pass.Closes #461
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New Features
ifelse-mode-collapse) for cases where zero-length or all-NAtests causeifelse()results to remain logical despite non-logical branches.vctrs::if_else().Bug Fixes
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