Add targeted hygiene findings to Temper reviews #7
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python3 -m compileall temper testssucceeded.venvis not present in this worktreepython3on this machine does not have project test dependencies such aspytestandpydanticCaveats:
Temper inline findings
@ -0,0 +54,4 @@used_names: set[str],diff_map: DiffMap,) -> list[ReviewFindingPayload]:if diff_map.map_line(path, line, "new") is None:Temper/general: Hygiene findings reported for unchanged lines
In
_findings_for_aliases, the checkdiff_map.map_line(path, line, "new") is Noneonly skips lines not present on the new side. It does not ensure that the line is a pure addition (old_position == 0). Consequently, an unused import on an unchanged or modified line will be flagged, contradicting the goal of reporting newly introduced issues.Suggested fix:
@ -159,6 +176,35 @@ def test_review_json_parser_accepts_valid_contract_and_rejects_bad_payload() ->parse_review_json('{"summary":"bad","findings":[{"path":"/etc/passwd"}]}')Temper/general: Missing tests for critical edge cases
The new tests do not cover: unchanged lines with unused imports (should not be reported), deduplication when a profile finding already reports the same unused import, the
max_findings=3limit exactly, and multiple hygiene findings across files. These gaps increase the risk of regressions.Suggested fix:
Temper Review
general
The PR adds a deterministic Python hygiene pass for unused imports. While the implementation is well-tested, there are potential issues with false positives: (1) TYPE_CHECKING detection does not handle aliased imports, which may cause imports inside such blocks to be incorrectly flagged. (2) The analysis does not consider string annotations, so imports used only in type hints that are strings could be reported as unused.
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temper/hygiene.py:95TYPE_CHECKING detection misses aliased imports (80%)temper/hygiene.py:44Unused import detection does not consider string annotations (70%)Temper: Code, tempered.
temper:review
/temper review
/temper review
/temper rerun
Temper inline findings
@ -159,6 +176,98 @@ def test_review_json_parser_accepts_valid_contract_and_rejects_bad_payload() ->parse_review_json('{"summary":"bad","findings":[{"path":"/etc/passwd"}]}')Temper/general: Missing tests for hygiene edge cases
The new
python_hygiene_findingsfunction lacks tests for important edge cases: star imports,asaliases,__future__imports, non-Python files, syntax errors, and themax_findingscap. Adding these tests would ensure robustness.Suggested fix:
/temper rerun
/temper rerun
Temper inline findings
@ -0,0 +92,4 @@visit(tree)return importsTemper/general: TYPE_CHECKING detection misses aliased imports
The function
_is_type_checking_checkonly checks for the identifier 'TYPE_CHECKING' or attribute access with that name. It does not recognize aliases likefrom typing import TYPE_CHECKING as TCorimport typing as t; t.TYPE_CHECKING. This can cause imports inside such conditional blocks to be treated as non-typing imports, potentially leading to false positives for unused imports that are actually used for type checking.Suggested fix:
/temper rerun
Resolved the trailing whitespace in the newly added fixture diffs in
890e9ed.git diff --checkand Python syntax compilation now pass for this PR./temper rerun
Reviewed the updated hygiene analyzer and the follow-up whitespace fix. No remaining actionable defects found; the current
devmerge diff passesgit diff --checkand Python syntax compilation. Merging intodev.