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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds a Python-only ChangesChange Signature Operation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant MCPTools
participant SignatureChanger
participant Graph
participant Repository
Client->>MCPTools: change_signature(qn, new_params, mapping)
MCPTools->>SignatureChanger: plan and apply operation
SignatureChanger->>Graph: load hierarchy and call sites
SignatureChanger->>Repository: stage definition and call-site edits
Repository-->>SignatureChanger: staged changes
SignatureChanger->>Graph: re-ingest and verify contract
Graph-->>SignatureChanger: verdict or rollback condition
SignatureChanger-->>MCPTools: report with sites and unmapped
MCPTools-->>Client: operation payload
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Valid signature changes can be refused or rolled back. Fix the body-read filter and stabilize call-site identities before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Greptile SummaryThis update completes the graph-aware Python signature-change workflow, including transactional edits, call-site rewriting, contract validation, CLI and MCP exposure, and supporting documentation. The previously identified call-site identity and qualified-staticmethod handling issues are addressed. Confidence Score: 5/5Safe to merge; no outstanding blocking issues remain. The complete-call-span finding was resolved without explanation by greptile-apps[bot]. Because the provided Greptile bot login is greptile-apps, the resolver manually resolved it without explanation. The current call-site key includes path, start line, start column, end line, and end column. The same-line call contract finding was resolved without explanation by greptile-apps[bot]. Because the provided Greptile bot login is greptile-apps, the resolver manually resolved it without explanation. The contract now includes the call column in its identity. The qualified staticmethod decorator finding was resolved without explanation by greptile-apps[bot]. Because the provided Greptile bot login is greptile-apps, the resolver manually resolved it without explanation. The current staticmethod check uses the shared decorator classifier, which supports qualified decorators. Reviews (2): Last reviewed commit: "fix: key call sites by column and refuse..." | Re-trigger Greptile |
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| change_signature_expectation( | ||
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| _site_key(site.path, site.line, site.col) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Translate call-site columns before contract verification. ChangeSignature._candidate stores pre-edit graph coordinates in SignatureSite. The patcher applies original-byte spans, and structural_delta.observe builds after sites from the re-ingested file. No translation or stable identity connects these coordinates. _call_key includes the column, while _enforce_contract compares post-edit site keys with pre-edit report.unmapped and report.sites keys. An earlier same-line rewrite can therefore shift a later call. If that site has a possibly_missing verdict, _changed_site_fault can report the valid rewritten call as unmapped, and _enforce_contract can roll back the transaction. Use a stable cross-version identity or translate each original span to its post-edit coordinates.
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ChangeSignature._candidate and the contract-verification flow around _site_key,
_call_key, and _enforce_contract so call-site columns are translated from
pre-edit graph coordinates to post-edit coordinates, or matched through a stable
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What changed in this PR
Adds a graph-aware Python change_signature operation with transactional call-site rewriting, CLI/MCP interfaces, documentation, and tests.
Changes:
- Implements signature parsing, mapping, hierarchy handling, body renaming, and rollback contracts.
- Adds shared call-site helpers and contract validation.
- Exposes the operation through CLI and MCP tools.
- Adds documentation and end-to-end coverage.
| File | Description |
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mkdocs.yml |
Adds documentation navigation. |
docs/guide/mcp-server.md |
Documents the MCP operation. |
docs/architecture/change-signature.md |
Describes operation behavior and constraints. |
codebase_rag/tools/tool_descriptions.py |
Adds MCP descriptions and parameters. |
codebase_rag/tests/test_edit_contract.py |
Tests signature contracts. |
codebase_rag/tests/test_change_signature.py |
Adds end-to-end operation coverage. |
codebase_rag/mcp/tools.py |
Registers and implements MCP handling. |
codebase_rag/editing/sites.py |
Adds shared hierarchy and call-site helpers. |
codebase_rag/editing/signature.py |
Implements signature rewriting. |
codebase_rag/editing/rename.py |
Uses shared site helpers. |
codebase_rag/editing/contract.py |
Extends contract validation. |
codebase_rag/editing/__init__.py |
Updates editing package documentation. |
codebase_rag/constants/mcp.py |
Adds MCP names and parameters. |
codebase_rag/constants/graph.py |
Adds report fields. |
codebase_rag/constants/core.py |
Adds formatting constants. |
codebase_rag/constants/cli.py |
Adds signature-related messages. |
codebase_rag/constants/ast_python.py |
Adds Python AST constants. |
codebase_rag/cli.py |
Adds the CLI command. |
codebase_rag/cli_help.py |
Adds CLI help and examples. |
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| texts = [own[spec.name].text if spec.name in carried else spec.text for spec in new] | ||
| if header.receiver is not None: | ||
| texts.insert(0, header.receiver) | ||
| edits = [ | ||
| _Edit(header.path, header.span, f"({cs.SEPARATOR_COMMA_SPACE.join(texts)})") |
| if label != cs.NodeLabel.METHOD or not specs: | ||
| return None | ||
| if specs[0].name in cs.PY_RECEIVER_NAMES: | ||
| return specs.pop(0).text | ||
| if _is_static(node, source): | ||
| return None | ||
| raise SignatureRefused( | ||
| cs.SIGNATURE_UNUSUAL_RECEIVER.format(qn=qn, name=specs[0].name) | ||
| ) |
| if child.type in ( | ||
| cs.TS_PY_LIST_SPLAT, | ||
| cs.TS_PY_DICTIONARY_SPLAT, | ||
| cs.TS_COMMENT, | ||
| ): |
| # override keeps its own); spelling a kept parameter out again | ||
| # re-annotates it, so only an unchanged spec counts as carried. | ||
| by_name = {spec.name: spec for spec in old} | ||
| carried = {spec.name for spec in new if by_name.get(spec.name) == spec} |
| # An old parameter fed to a new one of another name is renamed, and | ||
| # the body must follow or the definition would be broken. | ||
| renamed = [ | ||
| (old_names[source.index], spec.name) |
`@staticmethod def f(self, x)` is legal Python and its `self` is an
ordinary parameter. `_take_receiver` checked the first parameter's NAME
before `_is_static`, so it popped that parameter as a receiver; the
requested `new_params` then re-added it and the tool wrote
def helper(self, self, a, n: int):
a duplicate parameter, and a SyntaxError in the file it had just edited.
Checking staticness first makes the operation refuse and roll back: the
call-site binding still counts a receiver for a static method, so
`K.helper(1, 2)` cannot be mapped and the postcondition stops it. A
refusal that leaves the source untouched is the correct outcome here,
and is what the new test asserts.
Restoring the old order reddens that test alone. 77 passed across the
signature and editing files.
`helper(x for x in xs)` gives the call a `generator_expression` as its arguments node rather than an `argument_list`, and the guard for that had no test. Asserting only that the site is unmapped would not have covered it: removing the guard still refuses this call, but by an arity miscount that reads the generator's own children as two positional arguments. The right answer for the wrong reason, and it stops being right as soon as the callee takes two parameters. The test asserts the UNREADABLE reason, so removing the guard reddens it.
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`def f(a, b=a)` renamed a->x wrote `def f(x, b=a)` and reported success. A default is evaluated at DEFINITION time in the enclosing scope, so that file raises NameError the moment it is imported -- and it PARSES, so the syntax postcondition could not catch it. `_body_references` walks `FIELD_BODY` only, so a reference in the parameter list was invisible to it. The rename now refuses when a carried default reads the name being renamed, naming the parameter whose default is the problem. Two tests: the refusal, and a control where the default does not read the renamed name and the rename still applies -- so this cannot be satisfied by refusing every default. Removing the check reddens the first alone. 80 passed across the signature and editing files.
A bare old name resolves to the PRIMARY definition's spec, so an explicitly spelled parameter that happened to match the primary compared equal to it and counted as carried. Every override then kept its own spelling: asking for `a: int` on a hierarchy where an override declares `a: str` left that override un-annotated, the opposite of the request. `carried` now comes from the raw `new_params` -- a bare identifier naming an old parameter -- which is the distinction the caller actually made and which spec equality cannot recover. Two tests: an explicit spelling re-annotates every override, and a bare name still keeps each override's own annotation. The control matters here: re-annotating unconditionally would satisfy the first and break the documented bare-name behaviour. Restoring the equality form reddens the first alone. 82 passed across the signature and editing files.
Emptying the parameter list of `def f(a): return a` wrote `def f(): return a` and reported success. That PARSES, so the syntax postcondition passes, and the arity contract only inspects call sites -- the NameError surfaces when the function is finally called, far from the edit. The plan now refuses when a parameter that is neither kept nor renamed is still read in any member's body. Renamed names are excluded, since the body rewrite follows those. Two tests: the refusal, and a control where the body never reads the dropped parameter and the removal still applies -- so this cannot be satisfied by refusing every removal. Disabling the check reddens the first alone. 84 passed across the signature and editing files.
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The guard added for a dropped parameter still read in the body matched ANY identifier, so `obj.a` and `helper(a=1)` counted as reads of `a` and refused a removal that is perfectly legal. It now goes through `_is_a_reference`, the same test the body rewrite uses: an attribute's name and a keyword argument's label are spelled like the parameter but are not uses of it. Two parametrised cases cover both shapes, and the existing refusal test covers a real read. Dropping `_is_a_reference` reddens the two new cases and leaves the refusal green. 86 passed across the signature and editing files.
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Superseded by a
Linear native stack #2163 → #2161 → #2162 → #2166 → #2164 → #2169 → #2168 → #2165 → #2167. The top has the same diff as the restructured branch against the merge-base and merges cleanly into It's built from this PR rebased onto
Local checks: on the full restructured head, the four signature test files plus edit-contract, rename, MCP parity, CLI smoke and readme tests pass (221 passed, 1 skipped). Layer 1 was also checked on its own (edit-contract, rename, MCP parity, CLI smoke: 139 passed, 1 skipped), and layers 2-4 add modules that nothing imports until layer 5. This PR's description says it replaces #1548. The earlier split of #1548 (#2041-#2050, based on |
Closes #1533. Replaces #1548, which is closed once this merges: that branch sat 431 commits behind main with unresolved review threads, so the operation is rebuilt from scratch on today's
rename, contract and transaction code rather than rebased.What it does
change_signature(qn, new_params, mapping)rewrites a Python function's or method's parameter list and every call site the graph knows, on the definition and on every override in both directions, in one edit transaction.new_paramslists the new parameters in order as they would be written in a header (n: int,limit: int = 10); a bare old name carries that parameter over with its annotation and default.mappingsays where each new parameter's value comes from at a call site: an old parameter's name, its 0-based index, or=literalto insert that text at every site. A new parameter absent from the mapping takes the old parameter of the same name.global,nonlocalor an import, and when the new name is already read in the body. Without this the first smoke test failed withNameErroron the renamed definition.helper(helper(1))becomeshelper(helper(1, 1), 1)as one edit per site rather than two that overlap.b: int = 0for an existingb) re-annotates it; only the bare name carries the old spelling over. A@staticmethodhas no receiver; a method whose first parameter is notselforclsrefuses rather than remapping it as a value.unmappedwith a reason;allow_heuristicrewrites the guessed ones.Refusals, with nothing written: unknown definition, non-Python definition,
*args/**kwargs///*in the header, overrides whose parameter names differ (names the member), duplicate new names, a required parameter after a defaulted one, a mapping naming an unknown new or old parameter or feeding two new parameters from one old one, and a literal that cannot be a value of the declared type (='no'forint;=Nonefitsint | NoneandOptional[int]; a non-literal is not checked).Surface
codebase_rag/editing/signature.py: the operation.codebase_rag/editing/sites.py:AMBIGUOUS,hierarchy()andcall_node_at(), moved out ofrename.pyso both operations share one answer to "which call does this(line, col)name".change_signature_expectation()gainsheuristic_allowed, the leaverename_expectationalready carried; without itallow_heuristicrewrote the guessed site and the contract then undid the whole change.change_signatureand CLIcgr change-signature QN PARAM... --map NEW=SOURCE.docs/architecture/change-signature.md.Python only. Other languages are #1908; the refusal message points there.
Tests
codebase_rag/tests/test_change_signature.pyruns every case against a real index of a fixture repo through the in-memory ingestor, applies the change to disk, and executes the rewritten fixture with a subprocess so the call sites are shown to agree with the new definition, not just to parse. Covers: add with literal, reorder, rename by index, keyword spelling after an omitted default, every unmapped reason, every refusal, a method hierarchy, dry run, undo history, a contract failure rolling back, and the MCP tool (schema, payload, refusal as a payload).Summary by CodeRabbit
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change-signatureoperation for updating Python function and method parameters.Documentation