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Upstream 1.6.2 now covers much of what the dispatch and framework section listed as fork additions: SFC component ownership (colbymchenry#2268, colbymchenry#2227), React Router getHref (colbymchenry#2187), and most of the Kotlin, Java, C#, Scala, Swift, C++, Lua, CommonJS and Python resolution work (colbymchenry#2160 to colbymchenry#2291). Those lines are removed. The remaining resolution claims become a list of what upstream still lacks, and the HTTP routes, Angular Router and Astro rows name only the fork's part.
The fork reruns every synthesis pass after edits pause, where upstream reruns them inside the sync; the row no longer claims the fork reruns only affected passes. The revision row applies to stamped builds. HTTP routes are described by what the fork reads (router bindings and composed prefixes), Nuxt group folders move to page routes, and the getHref refusals, Angular export * barrels and Astro endpoint aliases and browser scripts are restored as fork-only. Two dispatch rows state their limits.
…ording C++ include-closure namespace lookup, C# namespace-local usings and Java qualified field types are still fork-only and return as their own bullets. Kotlin chains, the Angular barrel case and postMessage matching name only the fork's part, and the sync row says links can be stale until the refresh runs.
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WalkthroughThe README updates its upstream comparison baseline and revises descriptions of build reporting, inferred-link refresh, dispatch, call resolution, HTTP routes, and framework coverage. ChangesREADME updates
Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The README describes the fork's inferred-link refresh in two conflicting ways. One passage says the graph is complete at the end of a sync, and another says links can be stale until edits pause. This is a documentation fix with no runtime impact; reword the opening sentence of the detailed paragraph to match the table before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 6✅ Passed checks (6 passed)
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- Around line 117-120: Update the Kotlin infix-call bullet in “Call resolution
the fork adds” to describe only preserving call edges when a comment sits inside
the expression; remove the parenthesized-operand claim because that behavior is
already present upstream.
- Line 127: Update the Python `super()` description in the README: clarify that
upstream keeps calls under the bare method name and may discard a self-target,
rather than resolving `super()` through the class’s method resolution order to
select a parent method.
- Around line 130-134: Update the HTTP routes comparison in the README so the
upstream-behavior description includes Express prefix composition, such as
prefixes added through app.use. Keep this behavior in the upstream comparison
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🟡 Minor · Align the detailed sync description with the full refresh. · README.md:186
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAlign the detailed sync description with the full refresh.
The fork drops all synthesized edges and reruns every language-applicable synthesis pass after edits pause. The passes are gated by project languages, not by which files changed. Update the paragraph to match the table.
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-Upstream reruns every inference pass; the fork reruns only the passes the changed files can affect. +Upstream reruns every inference pass inside each sync that touches an inferred link; the fork reruns every applicable synthesis pass after edits pause.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 186: Update the detailed sync description in README.md to state that the
fork drops synthesized edges and reruns every language-applicable synthesis pass
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The "What the fork adds" section was last checked against upstream
290e03f. Since then the fork merged upstream through6560052(1.6.2), and upstream shipped much of what the dispatch and framework part listed as fork additions. This PR rechecks every claim in that section against upstream's tree at6560052aand against the fork's code.Removed (upstream has them now):
getHreflinks (fix(react-router): read links through a route-config object's getHref colbymchenry/codegraph#2187).Kept as a list of what upstream still lacks:
usingand aliases.super()across multiple bases.require.Corrected:
(group)folders moved to a page-router row.getHrefrefusals, the Angular local-barrel case, Astro endpoint aliases and browser-script attribution are listed as fork-only.NativeModules[key]andpostMessagestate their limits.README rows checked: every row of the "What the fork adds" table, the Dispatch links, Server endpoints and Page routers tables, the call-resolution list and the section intro. The "Parsing, resolution and languages" table was checked too: upstream still lists 20 kernel languages with a WebAssembly fallback and refuses Node 25+. The Measured results tables are from #379 and were not touched. No docs-site page covers this section.
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__tests__/readme-sync.test.tspasses. A read-only agent and three Astra xhigh review rounds compared each claim withgit show 6560052a:<path>and the fork's code. Rounds one and two found 6 and 7 issues, all fixed here; round three found two wording issues, also fixed.