Adopt Skylos for dead-code detection - #224
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds a blocking Skylos dead-code scan, documented exceptions, dead-code removal, and a reproducible benchmark corpus with report normalisation, scoring, retained results, tests, and documentation. ChangesDead-code benchmark
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@coderabbitai Please suggest a fix for this issue and supply a prompt for an AI coding agent to enable it to apply the fix. Include the file and symbol names indicated in the issue at the head of your response. Bumpy Road Aheadbenchmarks/dead_code/score.py: score_findings What lead to degradation?score_findings has 3 blocks with nested conditional logic. Any nesting of 2 or deeper is considered. Threshold is 2 blocks per function Why does this problem occur?A Bumpy Road is a function that contains multiple chunks of nested conditional logic inside the same function. The deeper the nesting and the more bumps, the lower the code health. How to fix it?Bumpy Road implementations indicate a lack of encapsulation. Check out the detailed description of the Bumpy Road code health issue. |
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@coderabbitai Please suggest a fix for this issue and supply a prompt for an AI coding agent to enable it to apply the fix. Include the file and symbol names indicated in the issue at the head of your response. Overall Code Complexitybenchmarks/dead_code/score.py: What lead to degradation?This module has a mean cyclomatic complexity of 5.13 across 8 functions. The mean complexity threshold is 4 Why does this problem occur?Overall Code Complexity is measured by the mean cyclomatic complexity across all functions in the file. The lower the number, the better. How to fix it?You address the overall cyclomatic complexity by a) modularizing the code, and b) abstract away the complexity. Let's look at some examples: |
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In `@benchmarks/dead_code/corpus/dynamic.py`:
- Line 1: Replace the file-wide Ruff suppression in
benchmarks/dead_code/corpus/dynamic.py at lines 1-1 with rule-specific inline
ignores only on intentional dynamic-resolution constructs; likewise remove the
blanket suppression in benchmarks/dead_code/corpus/flow.py at lines 1-1 and
annotate only intentional unreachable assignments, and in
benchmarks/dead_code/corpus/symbols.py at lines 1-1 annotate only intentional
unused symbols. Do not use blanket noqa, file-level skips, or category-wide
suppressions.
In `@benchmarks/dead_code/corpus/flow.py`:
- Around line 10-12: Update after_raise to raise a specific built-in or
corpus-specific exception instead of RuntimeError, and update the corresponding
handler to catch that same exception. Refresh the line-anchored expectation and
retained report to reflect the fixture change.
In `@benchmarks/dead_code/results/production-adjudication.json`:
- Around line 8-9: Update the production-adjudication record’s raw_report and
sha256 fields to reference retained report artefacts that exist, or add the
named .json.gz reports to the repository; ensure the SHA-256 matches the
referenced file exactly so the evidence can be verified and reproduced.
In `@benchmarks/dead_code/score.py`:
- Around line 19-48: Expand the docstrings for the public dataclasses
Expectation, Finding, and LaneScore, plus parse_pyscn_findings,
parse_skylos_findings, and score_findings, into complete NumPy-style structured
documentation. Add the appropriate Attributes sections for dataclasses and
Parameters/Returns sections for functions, accurately documenting their fields,
arguments, and return values while preserving the existing summaries and
behavior.
- Around line 1-9: Remove the `from __future__ import annotations` import from
the new module, leaving the remaining imports and implementation unchanged.
- Around line 51-95: Add concise single-line NumPy-style docstrings to the
private validators _mapping, _sequence, _string, _positive_line, and
_relative_source_path, describing each function’s validation or
path-normalization behavior. Do not alter their existing logic or signatures.
In `@docs/pyscn-skylos-dead-code-head-to-head.md`:
- Around line 144-146: Update the recommendation in the pyscn/Skylos comparison
documentation to scope the advisory-only statement specifically to the
zero-threshold Skylos 4.30.0 benchmark. Separately document the tuned Skylos
gate invoked by the Makefile as a blocking contributor workflow, consistent with
ADR-016, while preserving the existing guidance about project-specific
suppression and framework modelling for the untuned comparison.
- Around line 100-103: Update docs/pyscn-skylos-dead-code-head-to-head.md lines
100-103 to record the confirmed removal of _load_reference_documents_for_target
instead of claiming production code was not deleted. Update
docs/execplans/benchmark-pyscn-skylos-dead-code.md lines 202-205 to acknowledge
the same production-helper removal in the validation outcome, keeping both
maintainer-facing reports consistent with the changed behavior.
In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 94-103: Update the skylos-allow target to stop interpolating NAME
and REASON into shell source: export them via target-scoped variables using
their raw values, then reference the exported variables as quoted shell
expansions in both validation checks and the whitelist invocation. Add a
regression test proving quotes and shell metacharacters remain arguments and
cannot execute commands.
In `@tests/test_dead_code_benchmark.py`:
- Around line 44-51: The assertions in tests/test_dead_code_benchmark.py lack
required failure messages. Update every bare assert in the file, including the
assertions around Finding comparison and the referenced ranges, to provide a
concise message using the existing assertion style while preserving each
assertion’s condition and expected behavior.
- Around line 131-193: Extract the identical expectations tuple from
test_score_findings_classifies_dead_and_live_matched_expectations and
test_score_findings_classifies_dead_and_live_unmatched_expectations into a
shared pytest fixture, placing it in the repository’s established conftest.py or
fixtures location. Update both tests to receive and reuse that fixture while
preserving their existing assertions.
In `@tests/test_skylos_lint_contract.py`:
- Line 23: Update every assertion in tests/test_skylos_lint_contract.py,
including the assertions near the dependency check and the referenced ranges, to
include a concise failure message after the condition. Make each message
identify the missing or invalid Skylos configuration or contract requirement.
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Add failure messages to every bare assert.
None of the assertions in this file carry a message, contrary to the repo's explicit test-style rule.
✅ Proposed fix (representative example)
- assert scores[Lane.UNUSED_SYMBOL].true_positives == 1
- assert scores[Lane.UNREACHABLE_STATEMENT].unmatched_findings == 0
+ assert scores[Lane.UNUSED_SYMBOL].true_positives == 1, "expected one true positive in the unused-symbol lane"
+ assert scores[Lane.UNREACHABLE_STATEMENT].unmatched_findings == 0, "cross-lane duplicate must not count as unmatched"Apply the same treatment to every other bare assertion in this file.
As per path instructions, "Use assert …, "message" over bare asserts."
Also applies to: 68-81, 112-113, 127-128, 166-167, 191-192
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In `@tests/test_dead_code_benchmark.py` around lines 44 - 51, The assertions in
tests/test_dead_code_benchmark.py lack required failure messages. Update every
bare assert in the file, including the assertions around Finding comparison and
the referenced ranges, to provide a concise message using the existing assertion
style while preserving each assertion’s condition and expected behavior.
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@leynos, the finding is not resolved in the latest commit.
Codegraph inspection found bare assert statements in tests/test_dead_code_benchmark.py at Lines 44, 68, 112-113, 127-128, 166-169, and 193-194. Each assertion still lacks the required failure message. I left review thread PRRT_kwDOQIE8b86UMkmw unresolved.
Verify the current file before editing. In `tests/test_dead_code_benchmark.py`, add a concise failure message to every bare `assert`.
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Codegraph inspection found one remaining bare assertion at Line 71 in tests/test_dead_code_benchmark.py. The assertion compares the parsed findings tuple with the expected Finding value. All other listed assertions now include failure messages.
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Define a reproducible, two-lane comparison of pyscn and Skylos that separates unused-symbol detection from control-flow unreachability. Record the fairness constraints, evidence requirements, stop conditions, and validation workflow before building the corpus. Index the plan and refresh the generated spelling policy for the new documentation vocabulary.
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Exercise generated permutation, deduplication, attribution, and conservation invariants for the benchmark scorer. Restrict generated parser cases to the repository-owned JSON-shape validation contract, leaving retained detector output as integration evidence.
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docstrings explain the return values and algorithm, but leave the public call inputs implicit. Proposed docstring updatedef constraint_name(exc: BaseException) -> str | None:
"""Return the discovered PostgreSQL constraint name or ``None``.
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Inspects the SQLAlchemy ``IntegrityError`` and its wrapped DB-API ``orig``
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In `@benchmarks/dead_code/corpus/dynamic.py`:
- Line 64: Update the narrow inline suppressions with brief local justifications
while retaining the required rules: in
benchmarks/dead_code/corpus/dynamic.py:64, explain why invoked_by_name remains
an instance method; in benchmarks/dead_code/corpus/symbols.py:72, explain why
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statement; at :16, :28, :46, :65, and :78, explain why each unreachable
assignment remains; at :82, explain why the boolean parameter remains; and at
:98, explain why the explicit local return remains. Make no broader lint or
fixture changes.
In `@docs/execplans/benchmark-pyscn-skylos-dead-code.md`:
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## Summary
Add a concise failure message to the bare assertion in `tests/test_dead_code_benchmark.py`.
## Required change
Update `test_parse_pyscn_findings_uses_control_flow_locations` at the assertion that begins at Line 71.
Use this form:
```python
assert condition, "concise failure message"
```
Preserve the assertion condition, expected `Finding` tuple, payload, and test behaviour.
Do not modify assertions that already include failure messages.
## Rationale
A failure message makes assertion failures easier to diagnose without changing the test contract.
## Acceptance criteria
- The target bare assertion has a concise failure message.
- The assertion condition and expected value remain unchanged.
- Assertions that already have failure messages remain unchanged.
- Run the focused `tests/test_dead_code_benchmark.py` test module and report the result.
## Backlinks
- Pull request: https://github.com/leynos/episodic/pull/224
- Requesting comment: https://github.com/leynos/episodic/pull/224#issuecomment-5373646096
- Requested by: `@leynos`
EOF
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Summary
This branch establishes an evidence-led basis for choosing a Python dead-code detector and adopts Skylos as a local, blocking lint check. It adds a reproducible pyscn-versus-Skylos benchmark with retained raw evidence and production adjudication, then configures Skylos with narrow, reasoned exceptions so useful detection is enforced without cloud services or automatic source mutation.
Completed ExecPlan: benchmark pyscn and Skylos dead-code detection.
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make --no-print-directory check-fmt: passed; 447 files already formatted.make --no-print-directory test: passed; 1,041 tests passed, one skipped and 23 snapshots passed.make --no-print-directory typecheck: passed.make --no-print-directory lint: passed; Hecate, Ruff, Pylint and the Skylos dead-code gate succeeded.Notes
origin/mainat72177bff5181b939eff13d158073eedc9103da99, retaining main’s Cyclopts, Hypothesis andtyupgrades.References
Summary by Sourcery
Establish evidence-based dead-code detection and enforce tuned, local Skylos checks during linting.
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