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The code node contract's example read an undefined `item`, so builders wrote scripts that failed every real run, and the sandbox's code stub let them dry-run clean. State the runtime contract (a function body receiving `input`, the items array; the return value is one output item's json) in the catalog and builder prompt, report every code node as not executed in the dry-run report, and fail it when a source reads an unbound `item`. Refs tinyhumansai/openhuman#7830
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Review comments at @crates/tinyflows/src/code_source.rs:
- Around line 64-84: Update the parameter detection around the `start` walk-back
and `opener` checks so an `item` immediately following `(` or `,` is recognized
as a parameter when its enclosing unmatched parenthesis is preceded by
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| // Walk back over a `a, b,` list to whatever introduces it. | ||
| let mut start = i; | ||
| while start >= 2 | ||
| && punct(toks, Some(start - 1)) == Some(',') | ||
| && word(toks, Some(start - 2)).is_some() | ||
| { | ||
| start -= 2; | ||
| } | ||
| let before = |n: usize| start.checked_sub(n); | ||
| let declares = |n: usize| word(toks, before(n)).is_some_and(|w| DECLARE.contains(&w)); | ||
| let opener = punct(toks, before(1)); | ||
| if declares(1) | ||
| // `function (item)`, `catch (item)`, `function f(item)`, `def f(item)`. | ||
| || (opener == Some('(') | ||
| && (matches!(word(toks, before(2)), Some("function" | "catch")) | ||
| || matches!(word(toks, before(3)), Some("function" | "def")))) | ||
| // `const { item } = …`, `let [item] = …`. | ||
| || (matches!(opener, Some('{' | '[')) && declares(2)) | ||
| { | ||
| return true; | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fix false positives for item parameters after a typed or defaulted parameter.
The walk-back loop at Lines 66-71 steps back over only one word , pair at a time. A preceding parameter with a type annotation or a default value stops the loop on a : or = token, so opener never reaches the ( of the parameter list. The forward checks also do not match, so binds returns false. The parameter then counts as a read.
Working sources that the check flags:
- Python:
def pick(x: int, item: dict):\n return item['json']\nreturn pick(0, input[0]) - Python:
def pick(x=0, item=None):is safe only becauseitem=matches the forward=check.def pick(x: int, item):is flagged. - JavaScript:
function pick(a = 0, item) { return item.json; }
Each of these sources defines item correctly. reads_undefined_item still returns true, and AuthoringReport::is_failing then fails the dry run. The report tells the builder that every real run fails with NameError/ReferenceError. The module doc says the check "misses some bugs rather than flagging working code", and this behavior breaks that guarantee.
Fix: if the item token directly follows ( or ,, find the enclosing unmatched ( with depth tracking. Then check for function/catch/def before that (. The ( or , condition keeps def f(x=item) classified as a read, which a_free_item_read_is_flagged expects.
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let before = |n: usize| start.checked_sub(n);
let declares = |n: usize| word(toks, before(n)).is_some_and(|w| DECLARE.contains(&w));
let opener = punct(toks, before(1));
+ // `def f(x: int, item)`, `function f(a = 0, item)`: `item` sits in a
+ // parameter-name position inside a `def`/`function`/`catch` paren list.
+ let in_param_list = matches!(punct(toks, i.checked_sub(1)), Some('(' | ','))
+ && enclosing_paren(toks, i).is_some_and(|p| {
+ matches!(word(toks, p.checked_sub(1)), Some("function" | "catch"))
+ || matches!(word(toks, p.checked_sub(2)), Some("function" | "def"))
+ });
- if declares(1)
+ if in_param_list
+ || declares(1)/// Index of the unmatched `(` that encloses token `i`, if any.
fn enclosing_paren(toks: &[Tok<'_>], i: usize) -> Option<usize> {
let mut depth = 0usize;
for j in (0..i).rev() {
match punct(toks, Some(j)) {
Some(')' | ']' | '}') => depth += 1,
Some('(' | '[' | '{') if depth > 0 => depth -= 1,
Some('(') => return Some(j),
Some('[' | '{') => return None,
_ => {}
}
}
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}Add "def pick(x: int, item: dict):\n return item['json']\nreturn pick(0, input[0])" to the Python cases in a_bound_item_is_not_flagged. Add "function pick(a = 0, item) { return item.json; }\nreturn pick(0, input[0]);" to the JavaScript cases.
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Review comment at @crates/tinyflows/src/code_source.rs around lines 64 - 84:
Update the parameter detection around the `start` walk-back and `opener` checks
so an `item` immediately following `(` or `,` is recognized as a parameter when
its enclosing unmatched parenthesis is preceded by `function`, `catch`, or
`def`; retain the existing behavior that flags `item` used as a default-value
expression. Add regression cases for the typed Python parameter and defaulted
JavaScript parameter to the relevant `a_bound_item_is_not_flagged` cases.
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Refs tinyhumansai/openhuman#7830. A builder-generated
codenode failed every real run withReferenceError: item is not defined, while each dry run of the flow reported clean. Two causes, both fixed here:codecontract taught the wrong variable. The catalog example wasreturn { total: item.a + item.b };, and the description never stated the runtime contract. The host runssourceas the body of a function that receives one variable,input: the node's input items array, each item{ json, binary?, paired_item? }.CodeNodeserializesctx.inputand wraps the return value as thejsonof one output item. The contract (catalog and itstinyflows-buscopy) and the builder prompt now say exactly that, with aninputexample. They also note that a returned array becomes one item, not one per element.codenodes (MockCodereturns{ result: <input> }), so a script that crashes still dry-runs clean. The report now says so, without executing anything:unexecuted_code_nodes: one entry percodenode (node_id,message), on both theok: trueandok: falseshapes. When any exist, thenote/messagestarts with aCODE NOT EXECUTED: N code node(s) (ids) were stubbed, not run …line. This is advisory, sookis unchanged.code_source_errors: a static check that fails the dry run (ok: false) when acodesource readsitemwithout binding it. It scans tokens after blanking comments and strings.const item,item =>,(item, i) =>,function (item),def f(item),for item in,lambda item:and assignment all count as bindings, and any binding clears the source. It errs toward missing a bug rather than flagging working code.API Or Behavior Changes
AuthoringReportgainsunexecuted_code_nodesandcode_source_errors(#[serde(default)]).is_failing()now also countscode_source_errors.note/messagegain the leading code line when the graph hascodenodes.codenode contract: new description,sourcefield text, example, and one note. The wire shape ofNodeKindContractis unchanged.Host divergence, not changed here:
caps::host::ProcessCodeRunner(the opt-inhost-capsrunner, which no host in this repo uses) has a different calling convention. It runssourceas a whole script that reads JSON on stdin or fromargv[1]and prints its result. The documented function-body/input/returncontract is the one the builder's host (OpenHuman's CodeRunner) implements. A host onProcessCodeRunnerwould need its own wording, or that runner aligned.Tests
New
code_source_tests.rs: freeitemreads flagged in JS and Python (including the reportedtxsOf(item, 0)). Bound forms, property access, object keys, comments and strings are not flagged.authoring_report_tests: every code node is reported unexecuted without failing; an undefineditemfails with ReferenceError / NameError wording.sandbox_tests: end to end throughexecute+report. A clean code graph isok: truewith theCODE NOT EXECUTEDnote; anitemscript isok: falsewithcode_source_errors.tinyflows-modulecatalog_authoring_tests: the pinned contract JSON is updated.cargo fmt --check: rustfmt on the touched filescargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings: left to CIcargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: ran once on-p tinyflows -p tinyflows-bus -p tinyflows-copilot -p tinyflows-module. It reported onecollapsible_matchincode_source.rs, which is fixed (same logic as a boolean condition) but not re-run; CI is the re-checkcargo build --all-targets: left to CIcargo build --all-targets --all-features: left to CIcargo test: left to CI (no local test runs)cargo test --all-features: left to CIDocumentation
CHANGELOG.md[Unreleased] entry. The builder prompt (workflow_builder.md)codeentry now states the contract and that dry runs never runsource.Summary by CodeRabbit
itemvariable, with an error identifying the language-specific issue.inputand.json, and return the JSON for one output item. Dry runs stub code execution rather than running scripts.