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feat: make every sub-PR work on its own after planning - #244
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A plan could leave a sub-PR needing code another sub-PR adds. Splitting
this repo's own 4,187-line merge with the graph backend, 18 of 19 sub-PRs
failed their own test suite. After any backend plans, a new pass
(planner/coherence.py) finds what each group needs and fixes the plan:
- a group depends on every group whose new names it uses, on the group
holding an added import it relies on, on the code filling a new field it
reads, and on the group adding a name its mock.patch target names;
- tests are separated from unrelated code; a test group depends on the
changed modules its tests import (followed through unchanged modules),
files it loads by path, and its conftest, and rejoins the code it tests
where --max-loc allows;
- edits to existing tests, conftest changes and new autouse fixtures move
into the group whose code change they follow, so that group's own PR
still passes its old tests;
- hunks of one function stay together, as does a lockfile with its
manifest;
- groups that end up needing each other are combined, with the reason
logged, instead of the cycle-closing dependency being dropped.
Symbol analysis also stops linking on false matches: names a test file
defines no longer tie to other files, and edited (not new) definitions and
multi-line signature parameters no longer count as definitions.
Graph and CP-SAT groups get titles that say what they change ("Update
pr_split/cli.py (part 1 of 2) and 3 more files") instead of
"chore(split): review cli-1".
With this, all 18 sub-PRs of that merge and all 10 of an older 1,698-line
feature PR pass their full test suite on their own, and merging each set
back reproduces the original branch exactly.
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"pr-1 hold a single hunk each" now reads "pr-1 holds a single hunk" for
one group ("pr-1, pr-2 each hold a single hunk" for several). The editor
accepts help (or ?) to list its commands again, and an unknown command
points to it.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe planner now analyzes dependencies, changed tests, and related hunks when forming PR groups. It can combine mutually dependent groups and adjust test assignments. The CLI supplies development-branch file contents to the planner. The editor also supports redisplaying its help and reports oversized groups with singular or plural wording. ChangesStandalone PR planning
Interactive editor and CLI feedback
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant plan_split
participant make_groups_standalone
participant read_file_at
plan_split->>make_groups_standalone: Pass diff, reader callback, and max_loc
make_groups_standalone->>read_file_at: Read file at development branch ref
read_file_at-->>make_groups_standalone: Return file contents or None
make_groups_standalone-->>plan_split: Return normalized groups
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new standalone planning works for common layouts. In src-layout projects, a test sub-PR may be ordered before the code it tests. Some LLM plans can also fail because of a duplicate group id. Both are bounded fixes that can be made before or shortly after merge. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new planning pass can make sub-PRs more self-contained, but a failed file lookup can silently weaken its dependency analysis. That could leave a saved plan with tests separated from code they need. No new privilege bypass or data exposure was established. Retained concerns
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Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 33.33% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 111 functions across 13 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1📝 Generate docstrings 💡
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225-225: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCompute
_new_fields(added)once, outside the comprehension.The comprehension calls
_new_fields(added)again for every name inowner. Each call runs_FIELD_PATTERNover every added line of every group. The cost is O(|owner| × added lines). On a diff of about 4,000 lines with hundreds of new definitions, that is millions of regex matches on everyfind_needscall, andmake_groups_standalonecallsfind_needstwice.Proposed fix
- fields = {name for name in owner if name in _new_fields(added)} + fields = set(owner) & _new_fields(added)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @pr_split/planner/coherence.py:
- Around line 126-128: Update _module_files to resolve absolute imports under
both the repository root and the common src/ source root, returning candidates
for both module files and package __init__ files so direct_imports can find
src-layout modules.
- Around line 839-843: Update the non-numbered test-ID assignment in _peel_tests
to ensure each generated ID is unique among existing group IDs and IDs already
generated during peeling; preserve the current base ID when it is available and
add a deterministic suffix on collisions.
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Review comments at @pr_split/planner/symbols.py:
- Line 225: Compute _new_fields(added) once before constructing fields in the
function containing this comprehension, then reuse that result to identify names
also present in owner. Preserve the existing fields result while avoiding
repeated scans of added lines for each owner name.
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Absolute imports now also resolve under src/, so a test of src/pkg/mod.py still builds on the group changing it. A test group peeled off an LLM group gets a suffixed id when <group>-tests is already taken, instead of a duplicate id that fails plan validation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015rnEEjXWDBdePRhKMmZr1w
pr-split analysis
This PR has 1,993 LOC and could be split into 9 smaller PRs:
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Running pr-split locally on this repo's own history showed the plans were not usable as-is. Splitting the 4,187-line merge #243 with the graph backend produced 19 sub-PRs, and 18 failed their own test suite when checked out alone. There were three causes:
uv.lockandpyproject.tomlwere shipped separately.This PR adds a pass after planning,
pr_split/planner/coherence.py, that runs for every backend (LLM, graph and CP-SAT). It finds what each group needs from the others and fixes the plan.What the pass does
Dependencies it uses. A group depends on the groups whose new functions, classes, constants or fields it uses. It also depends on:
mock.patch("pkg.mod.name")target names.Tests after the code they test. Tests are taken out of groups of unrelated code. A test group depends on:
conftest.py.Each test group then rejoins the group whose code it tests when that fits within
--max-loc.Test updates with their change. An edit to an existing test, a conftest change or a new autouse fixture moves into the group whose code change it follows. Without that, the old test fails in that group's own PR.
Pieces that only work together. Hunks of one function stay in one group, including a decorator and the parameter it injects. A lockfile stays with its manifest.
Mutual needs are combined. Groups that need each other become one group, and the reason is logged. Before, the dependency that closed the cycle was dropped with a warning. The combined PR may exceed
--max-loc.--strict-loc-boundsstill turns that into an error, as for any oversized group.The symbol analysis also stopped matching on false links:
Smaller fixes from the same test run
help(or?).Results
I split two real diffs from this repo, ran
executeagainst a local git remote and a fakegh, then ran the full test suite on every resulting branch:uv.lockapart frompyproject.tomlIn both cases, merging the sub-PR branches back reproduces the original branch exactly. On the #243 split, the largest sub-PR is now 1,016 lines. It holds the two halves of
cli.py, which call each other's new functions and cannot be split, plus the test updates that follow them. Planning that diff takes about 5 seconds, up from about 1.The analysis is static. Import following covers Python only; other languages pair
test_xwithx. So behaviour a test only exercises indirectly can still slip through.cp_satputting one file per PR is left for a separate change.Checks
ruff check,ruff format --check,ty check pr_split(20 diagnostics, same as main) andpytest(1,040 passed) all pass locally. New tests are intests/test_coherence.py.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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New Features
merge <pr-a> <pr-b>.Bug Fixes