feat(checker): flag self-referential formal defaults (RY109) - #481
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A formal whose default expression references the formal itself
(`copy = copy`, `j = j`, `n = n + 1`, `caller_env = caller_env()`)
can only resolve to its own promise: triggering the default errors in R
with 'promise already under evaluation: recursive default argument
reference' while a supplied argument is unaffected. RY098 keeps the
proven-forcing half of the diagnosis; RY109 warns on the rest, because
such a default can never evaluate and dtplyr shipped exactly this bug
(bffe46e, fixed in dbe32a6). A body that defuses the promise with a
reviewed capture helper (enquo/enexpr/substitute/quote, or \{\{ x \}\}
tidy injection) uses the shape deliberately and stays quiet; a bare
defuser name defined by the project itself is not trusted without
provenance. Defaults referencing a different formal are legal R and
never flag. Closes #364.
Both corpora regenerate with the RY109 gate: tidyverse gains 10 runtime-verified true positives (the dtplyr #364 trio, purrr, ggplot2 x2, lubridate x2, dplyr, dbplyr); posit gains 25 (23 latent true positives of the same shapes plus 2 false positives on rlang's own defusing tests, where a same-package bare defuser cannot be credited without provenance). Deliberate defusing idioms (corrr, dbplyr sql_runif) stay silent. Reports, summaries, the posit message ledger, per-package counts, README rows, and source digests are regenerated.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe checker adds warning rule RY109 for self-referential formal defaults. It preserves RY098 for provably forced cases, recognizes defusing patterns, adds regression coverage, and updates corpus and ecosystem reports. ChangesRY109 analysis and registration
Behavioral validation
Documentation and reported findings
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RSource
participant Checker
participant DiagnosticRegistry
RSource->>Checker: parse formal default and function body
Checker->>Checker: analyze force and defusing paths
Checker->>DiagnosticRegistry: select RY098 or RY109
DiagnosticRegistry-->>Checker: return warning metadata
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Ordinary evaluation and formal shadowing can hide valid RY109 warnings. These detection gaps should be corrected before merge; the stale report and snapshot framing should also be reconciled. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 60.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 5 functions across 5 files. (74 skipped: 74 unsupported.)
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ℹ️ No critical issues — one coverage suggestion inline.
Reviewed changes
- New rule RY109 (
self-referential-default, warning) — flags formal defaults that reference the formal itself in an executed position (copy = copy,n = n + 1,caller_env = caller_env()), reusing RY098's capture-awarefirst_executed_identifier; RY098 keeps the provably-forced half and RY109 covers the rest, so exactly one of the two fires per self-referential default. body_defuses_formalsuppression helper — keeps RY109 quiet when the frame hands the promise to a reviewed capture helper via typeshedevalmodes (enquo/enexpr/substitute/quote) or tidy injection{{ x }}; bare defuser names defined by the project itself are not credited without provenance, which is exactly why rlang's own defusing tests land as the two accepted warning-severity FPs.- Fixture overhaul — ~19 new/reworked corpus fixtures pin the warn/quiet boundary (unforced, lazy-forwarded, defused-forward, replaced, short-circuit, shadowed-defuser, shadowed-strict shapes now warn; cross-formal, quoted defaults, qualified defusers, capture bodies stay quiet), plus a new R-oracle fixture proving the "promise already under evaluation" error, a probes entry, and R7/verdict registrations.
- Corpus regeneration — tidyverse +10 true positives (77→87), posit +25 (23 TP, 2 accepted FP); ledgers, message ledger, README rows, and all SUMMARY tables updated; purrr vendor snapshot gains one runtime-verified latent true positive, triaged in
vendor_snapshot.rs. - Docs —
rules.rs/docs/rules.mdRY098 summaries extended with the self-referential half, RY109 row added, CHANGELOG entry.
Independently verified during this review: check-ledger.py green with both source_sha256 digests reproducing byte-exactly; RY109 report counts match the SUMMARY tables (posit 25 root / 23 non-root, tidyverse 10); all 25 corpus identities fetched at their pinned upstream commits and confirmed to be exactly the claimed shapes; fixture↔snapshot spans hand-checked (eval-order contracts in err_force_contract_lazy_controls.R respected); cargo test -p ry-checker (862 tests + suites), cargo fmt --all -- --check, and cargo clippy -p ry-checker --all-targets -- -D warnings all pass locally.
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This fn_bodies: false knob is load-bearing but unpinned: every defusing fixture hands the promise at the frame's top level, so the nested-closure shape the doc comment rules out — f <- function(x = x) { g <- function() rlang::enquo(x); 1L } — is exercised by no test. Per the #152 walker convention (one pin per policy knob, OFF ones included), a future edit flipping this to Walk::ALL would silently silence that real-world shape with no failing test. One small # expect: RY109 fixture with the defusing inside a nested closure (and no guaranteed force in the frame) would close the gap.
Independent review: RY109 self-referential formal defaultsVerdictApprove with comments. No blockers. Every load-bearing claim reproduced under independent verification: the R semantics, the corpus identities at their ledger pins, the ledger arithmetic and digests, and RY098's non-regression. The findings below are three documentation-accuracy errors in the ledger notes/docs, two suppression-side false-negative divergences between R and the FindingsP2 — defuse credited on one branch while another branch forces the formal (false negative). P2 — defuse-then-force is a false negative and is undocumented. P2 — the posit ledger note overclaims what was runtime-verified. P3 — the tidyverse ledger note contradicts the reports and the posit note on rlang. P3 — P3 — bare-defuser crediting depends on import resolvability; worth documenting. Corpus triage audit (R 4.6.1; sources fetched at the ledger pins; minimal triggering calls)
Ruling on the two acknowledged FPs. Reproduced and confirmed as false positives. The implementer's rationale is sound: crediting a project-defined bare defuser without provenance would also credit a test-local Claimed suppressions verified. corrr (aa0488f): RY098 non-regression checkClean. The refactor at Bot adjudicationCodeRabbit: rate-limited, produced no findings — nothing to adjudicate. Pullfrog: posted an unchecked progress checklist only, no findings. Rechecked once after local verification; still nothing. Local verification
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The RY109 message claimed the default 'errors when the argument is missing', which overstates never-forced formals (dplyr distinct.R:81, dbplyr verb-distinct.R:61, ggplot2 stat-bindot.R:133 run when the argument is missing; the verified fact is that the default can never evaluate). The message now separates the two: the default can never evaluate, and forcing the promise errors. Two suppression-side false negatives are pinned as oracle known-gap fixtures with their rationale in body_defuses_formal's doc comment: defuse-then-force (enquo then eval_tidy) and divergent branches (defuse on one branch, bare read on another); the sibling-bare-read refinement does not fall out cleanly because post-replacement reads see the quosure, not the promise, and formula references are quoted. Also documents the bare-defuser crediting rule (import resolvability) in docs/rules.md and adds the missing RY109 row to docs/corpus/rule-evidence-0.9.md.
The posit note no longer claims every identity errors when the argument is missing: the never-consumed formals (dplyr/dbplyr caller_env(2), ggplot2 method) are described as dead-on-arrival defaults, which is what the R audit verified. The tidyverse note fixes its attributions: error_call = error_call() is pkgdown's shape (posit), dplyr's error_call = caller_env() sibling is a legal cross-formal reference, corrr is a posit-corpus package, and rlang's test-nse-defuse fixtures warn rather than stay silent (2 posit false positives; this manifest's ungated rlang root report gains the same two identities). The posit message ledger regenerates with the scoped message; identities and digests are unchanged (87 tidyverse, 421 posit).
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Review follow-ups pushed in c0031d1 + 58a414d. Thank you for the audit -- every item folded in, nothing re-triaged. P2 wording overclaim (fixed in message + ledger). RY109 now reads "has a self-referential default that can never evaluate; forcing the promise errors ('promise already under evaluation')" (quoting.rs, with a comment naming the three never-consumed identities). The posit note replaces the blanket "errors whenever the argument is missing" with the split you suggested: most identities verified to error on a triggering call; dplyr distinct.R:81, dbplyr verb-distinct.R:61, and ggplot2 stat-bindot.R:133 verified as dead-on-arrival defaults (the call runs when missing). Goldens regenerated: corpus and purrr vendor snapshots, posit message ledger. No identity moved; 87/421 hold and both digests are byte-identical. P2 defuse-then-force (pinned). P2 branch divergence (pinned, not implemented -- evidence below). P3s (all done). rule-evidence-0.9.md gains the RY109 row (33/2, claim fixture, keep, known-gap pins noted). The tidyverse note now attributes Gates re-run on the result: fmt, clippy -D warnings, cargo test --workspace (61), oracle --include-ignored (17 passed; both gaps registered, not stale), run.sh --check both manifests, check-ledger both. Also took the follow-up you suggested for the rlang FPs as a candidate refinement (credit an in-project defuser when the project provably defines it via its own NAMESPACE export, or when the definition is provably an alias of a reviewed qualified defuser) -- not attempted here to keep this PR's surface confined to review fixes. |
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ℹ️ No new issues in the delta — both new commits verify cleanly end to end. The one earlier coverage suggestion (a nested-closure fixture pinning
fn_bodies: false) remains open on its thread and is still the only outstanding item.
Reviewed changes
- Rescoped the RY109 message to what is always true — the diagnosis now reads "can never evaluate; forcing the promise errors ('promise already under evaluation')", which holds for never-forced formals (dplyr
R/distinct.R:81, ggplot2R/stat-bindot.R:133) where the old "errors when the argument is missing" wording overstated; propagated consistently to the probes snapshot, corpus snapshot, both ledgers, the posit message ledger, and the purrr vendor snapshot, with no stragglers. - Documented the defusing-credit boundary and its known misses — the
body_defuses_formaldoc comment now states the bare-callee trust condition (resolves through an attached or NAMESPACE-imported package and not project-defined) and both under-warning gaps with why a sound refusal does not fall out cleanly. - Pinned the known gaps as self-checking oracle fixtures —
self_referential_default_defuse_then_force_gap.Randself_referential_default_branch_divergence_gap.Reach demonstrate R erroring while ry stays silent, and the harness's STALE-tag detection will flag them if a gap ever closes. - Corrected the corpus evidence notes — ledger and vendor notes now distinguish triggering-call errors from dead-on-arrival defaults; the RY109 row was added to
rule-evidence-0.9.md(33 TP / 2 FP, consistent with both manifests); quiet conditions documented in the corpus README anddocs/rules.md.
Independently verified during this review: cargo test -p ry-checker (all suites incl. corpus and vendor snapshots), cargo fmt --all -- --check, and cargo clippy -p ry-checker --all-targets -- -D warnings all green; check-ledger.py green with both source_sha256 recipes reproducing byte-exactly and both ledgers' ry_commit re-anchored at 6989d9f consistently; the new note-level claims curl-verified at the pinned commits (dplyr distinct.R:81-82 — caller_env unconsumed in the body and error_call = caller_env() a legal cross-formal reference; ggplot2 stat-bindot.R:133 — method never read in the body; purrr progress-bars.R:56 — forced only on the stop_input_type branch); the doc comment's resolution claim matches resolve_typeshed_sig (imported_from → base → attached packages) plus the shadowing guard. The oracle suite needs Rscript + rlang and skips loudly on this runner; CI runs it.
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🟡 Minor · Update the snapshot scope.
docs/corpus/rule-evidence-0.9.md:3-8
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the snapshot scope.
The introduction says that every table preserves the historical 709-finding audit. The new RY109 row reports current post-snapshot corpus results: 10 tidyverse and 23 Posit true positives. RY109 is introduced by this PR, so this row cannot belong to that historical audit.
Describe RY109 as a post-snapshot addendum, or update the snapshot metadata and introductory counts to identify the current evidence set.
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In `@crates/ry-checker/src/infer/quoting.rs`:
- Line 849: Update the AstNode::Expr handling around is_tidy_injection so {{
formal }} receives credit only when its enclosing call argument has verified
tidy-eval semantics, rather than classifying every nested-brace expression as
defusing. Preserve ordinary R evaluation behavior for unresolved or non-tidy
callees, and add coverage for an eager or unresolved callee such as the
consume/default-argument scenario.
- Around line 855-856: Update body_defuses_formal to receive the current formal
names or lexical scope, and reject bare callees shadowed by a formal before
consulting resolve_typeshed_sig; preserve existing fn_table and known_vars
checks for unshadowed helpers. Add a regression fixture covering function(enquo,
x = x) enquo(x), ensuring the shadowed formal is not credited as defused.
In `@ecosystem/reports/posit.gt.root.txt`:
- Line 3: Remove the stale RY010 entry for R/dt_summary.R:176:59 from the report
metadata, unless the finding is intentionally retained, in which case update the
associated change metadata to reflect that decision.
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In `@docs/corpus/rule-evidence-0.9.md`:
- Around line 3-8: Update the introduction of rule-evidence-0.9 so the
historical 709-finding audit is clearly distinguished from the newly added RY109
row. Describe RY109 as a post-snapshot addendum, or consistently revise the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Restrict {{ formal }} credit to a reviewed tidy-eval argument.
is_tidy_injection classifies every nested-brace expression as defusing. It does not inspect the enclosing call or argument evaluation mode.
For example, consume <- function(value) value; f <- function(x = x) consume({{ x }}) forces x during ordinary R evaluation. If consume has no forcing contract, this line suppresses RY109 despite the recursive-promise error.
Credit {{ x }} only when the enclosing argument has verified tidy-eval semantics. Add an eager or unresolved callee fixture.
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In `@crates/ry-checker/src/infer/quoting.rs` at line 849, Update the AstNode::Expr
handling around is_tidy_injection so {{ formal }} receives credit only when its
enclosing call argument has verified tidy-eval semantics, rather than
classifying every nested-brace expression as defusing. Preserve ordinary R
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Account for formal-parameter shadowing in body_defuses_formal. body_defuses_formal receives only &Checker, body, and wanted. Its bare-callee guard checks only the project-wide fn_table at crates/ry-checker/src/infer/quoting.rs:852-856. crates/ry-checker/src/collect.rs:365-370 records function formals only in the local Scope, not in those table sets. Therefore function(enquo, x = x) enquo(x) can pass the guard and reach resolve_typeshed_sig, which credits x as defused even though the formal enquo shadows the helper. Pass the current formal names or scope into body_defuses_formal, and add this fixture.
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In `@crates/ry-checker/src/infer/quoting.rs` around lines 855 - 856, Update
body_defuses_formal to receive the current formal names or lexical scope, and
reject bare callees shadowed by a formal before consulting resolve_typeshed_sig;
preserve existing fn_table and known_vars checks for unshadowed helpers. Add a
regression fixture covering function(enquo, x = x) enquo(x), ensuring the
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the stale RY010 report entry. The change details state that R/dt_summary.R:176:59 RY010 was removed, but ecosystem/reports/posit.gt.root.txt still lists it on line 3. Remove the entry or update the change metadata if it remains intentional.
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minimal, and validate.
In `@ecosystem/reports/posit.gt.root.txt` at line 3, Remove the stale RY010 entry
for R/dt_summary.R:176:59 from the report metadata, unless the finding is
intentionally retained, in which case update the associated change metadata to
reflect that decision.
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Union of the two branches' tidyverse corpora after merging #481 (RY109): main's 87-finding ledger (23 TP / 41 FP, +23 unowned) plus this branch's owned RY108 entry (hms R/hms.R:307:15) = 88 findings, 24 TP / 41 FP / +23 unowned, matching the expected arithmetic. The union regeneration ran from the merge commit fd42f78 with both rules active: every package report is byte-identical to the merged versions (RY108 contributes only the hms finding; RY109's reports came in with main), and the SUMMARY tables regain the RY108 row over main's copy. source_sha256 recomputed over the 32 non-posit root reports; ry_commit records fd42f78. The posit side is zero-delta for RY108: 421 findings entirely from 481, reports and messages ledger current.
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Closes #364. A formal whose default expression references the formal itself (
copy = copy,j = j,n = n + 1,caller_env = caller_env()) can only resolve to its own promise. New rule RY109 (self-referential-default, warning) flags them; RY098 keeps its stricter proven-forcing half of the diagnosis unchanged, and RY109 covers the rest.R-verified semantics (Rscript --vanilla, R 4.6.1)
promise already under evaluation: recursive default argument reference or earlier problems?— for the bare form, the compound form (n = n + 1), and the callee form (x = x()/tz = tz(x), where the formal shadows a real same-named function, so the intent "call the enclosing function" cannot work).f(copy = 1L)never touches the default), and a promise that is never forced or is defused before forcing also runs (function(x = x) 1L,enquo(x)capture,x <- 1Lreplacement). Verified each shape.Decision: warn unconditionally on the default itself, at warning severity
The rule warns whenever the default self-references in an executed position and the body does not provably force the promise (RY098 owns the provably-forced cases; the union is unconditional). Rationale:
function(x = x) 1Lsucceeds") is honored on both counts: the severity is warning, not error, and RY098's forcing analysis is untouched.This decision is pinned in tests:
err_recursive_default_lazy_forward.R,err_recursive_default_defused_forward.R,err_recursive_default_unforced_branch.R, andnever_used <- function(copy = copy) 1Linerr_self_referential_default_unproven.R.Precision boundary (deliberate idioms stay quiet)
x = y, y = 1L) are legal R and never flag (fixtureok_non_self_referential_defaults.R, also pinning dead-branch defaultsif (FALSE) x else 3L).x = quote(x),substitute(x),expression(x),alist(x)) stay quiet — the predicate is RY098's capture-aware evaluation-order walk (first_executed_identifier).rlang::enquo/enexpr(captures_promise),substitute/quote/expression(quoted_expression), or tidy injection{{ x }}— uses the shape deliberately and stays quiet. A bare defuser name defined by the project itself is not credited without provenance (a localquote <- function(x) xis not a defuser). Fixtures:ok_recursive_default_captured.R,ok_recursive_default_qualified_defuser.R,err_recursive_default_shadowed_defuser.Rfor the negative side.x = y, y = x) also errors in R when every cycle member is missing (verified), but detecting it needs a formal-reference cycle analysis; left open, noted inok_non_self_referential_defaults.R.Evidence
R/step-join.R:162(copy = copy) andR/tidyeval-across.R:6,20(j = j); the fix commit dbe32a6 (PR Self-referential default arguments in three internal helpers tidyverse/dtplyr#501, "Fix recursive helper defaults",copy = FALSE/j = TRUE) is RY109-clean.oracle/self_referential_default_claim.R(must-warn RY109+oracle-claim: RY109) demonstrates in R that the dtplyr-shaped conditional-force helper errors when the argument is missing and returns normally when supplied.as_progress(..., caller_env = caller_env())— runtime-verified latent true positive (formal shadows rlang'scaller_env(); forcing errors; all internal callers currently supply the argument). Triaged invendor_snapshot.rs.err_recursive_parameter_default.R, force-contract fixtures) are unchanged.Corpus deltas (rebased on #472, both manifests regenerated and strict-gated)
test-nse-defuse.R:329,334, where bareenexpr/enquoare defined by rlang itself and cannot be credited without provenance — warning severity keeps the cost low). 396 -> 421 diagnostics, 42/354 -> 65/356.x = x/y = yenquo +{{ }}capture, dbplyr'ssql_runif(n = n())whose body verifies the captured default viaenquo.Gates
cargo fmt --all -- --check;cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings;cargo test --workspace(61 suites);cargo test -p ry-checker --test oracle -- --include-ignored;ecosystem/run.sh --checkfor both manifests;check-ledger.pyon both ledgers. Ledger/report edits are isolated in the second commit for an easy union with main.Summary by CodeRabbit
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