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Move lint validation to attribute parsing - #164918
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| /// - `custom_tool::blah::bleh` -> `blah::bleh` | ||
| pub lint_name: Symbol, | ||
| /// For example, `single_use_lifetime` is changed to `single_use_lifetimes`. | ||
| pub lint_name_normalized: Symbol, |
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My goal for a follow-up PR is to change this field from a Symbol that needs to be looked up in LintStore to a LintId. I think this should be possible, but encoding and decoding will be a challenge. I think this PR is already a good step forwards regardless.
| pub use attributes::util::{is_builtin_attr, parse_version}; | ||
| pub use context::ShouldEmit; | ||
| pub use diagnostics::ParsedDescription; | ||
| pub use diagnostics::{ParsedDescription, RenamedLintSuggestion, UnknownLintSuggestion}; |
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I'm not sure if people find it cursed to export diagnostic structs such that they can be re-used. I like it
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I don't, it can hide unused diagnostics 😅
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While unused diagnostics are bad, the alternative is duplicating the suggestion structs which risks them diverging when someone edits one but not the other. I think that's worse
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Move lint validation to attribute parsing
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cc @rust-lang/clippy Some changes occurred in compiler/rustc_passes/src/check_attr.rs |
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I don't think this change is correct, it means lowering ast to hir depends on what lints have been registered. Does this mean cargo clippy and cargo check could produce different artefacts? What happens when rust-analyzer decides to implement its own lints? (it's possible, it's a pregistered tool).
Can you talk to people more knowledgeable about this and get them to sign off on this? The people that are working on sharing cargo build caches probably have opinions about this.
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Discussion started in #t-compiler > What session state is hashed for incremental? @ 💬 |
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Thanks for bringing that up, while I had considered quickly whether accessing the lint store during ast lowering is fine, I did not have a correct understanding of how this part of incremental worked. I assumed the lint store was tracked, but it's not and that's also fine. When tools will start sharing artifacts, we should track the lint store. Bjorn confirmed this behavior in the linked thread. |
| pub use attributes::util::{is_builtin_attr, parse_version}; | ||
| pub use context::ShouldEmit; | ||
| pub use diagnostics::ParsedDescription; | ||
| pub use diagnostics::{ParsedDescription, RenamedLintSuggestion, UnknownLintSuggestion}; |
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I don't, it can hide unused diagnostics 😅
| /// Like mentioned above, multiple lint attributes and multiple lints | ||
| /// inside one attribute are all smooshed and flattened together, so | ||
| /// multiple `LintCheck`s can have the same `attr_span`. | ||
| pub attr_span: Span, |
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This one is used in clippy in quite a few places
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| fn check_lint_check(&self, hir_id: HirId, lints: &[LintCheck]) { |
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I wonder if this check can be in attribute parsing as well (didn't touch it during the initial port)
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Should be possible, lets not do that in this PR. Put this on my todo list
| // We only want to emit these lints once, on the HIR. | ||
| // On the AST `target_span` will be `DUMMY_SP`, which we use to detect which instance we are. | ||
| // #164898 will fix this, after that PR this check can be removed | ||
| let should_lint = cx.target_span != DUMMY_SP; |
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I don't think this is a good idea:
- I would not accept this as a standalone PR (instead demanding a more rigorous fix)
- Try to keep behavior changes to a minimum during refactors
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This needs to be in this PR because the old code also had similar, though broken, logic through selflint_added_lints. It was broken because it duplicated a lot of diagnostics anyways, which this PR fixes. Emulating the old logic in this PR would be more complicated than just fixing it
I found a slightly more rigorous fix, using parse_filter instead of Span.
I think that should be good enough, since this code is temporary anyways
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I also don't understand why this ought to block #164607 I still think we should store a |
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This PR is a breaking change, it now correctly rejects unknown tool lints Consider the following code: macro_rules! wat {
() => {
#[allow(unused_attributes)]
{
#[allow(unregistered_tool::lint)]
println!("boo");
}
};
}
fn main() {
wat!();
}Behavior on current Rust (all channels) With this pr: |
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Right, that's a fun one I didn't think about! |
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We will need the `lint_tools` in the next commits
This is a lot of code being moved around, but not much of the logic changes. I changed some stuff though, so I recommend reviewing the logic side by side.
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I've added an extra check to remove the breaking change from this PR, so we can do it in a follow-up PR instead. Added a test for this I went through all review comments and resolved the ones which were addressed by the latest commit, and left comments on the ones that need further discussion. |
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This is an alternative approach to #164607
This can be reviewed commit by commit, each commit passes tests.
My goal is for a follow-up to remove
lint_name_normalizedcompletely and replace it by aLintIdr? @mejrs