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perf(scripts): make the oracle lint stop hook incremental and cached - #2393
The oracle lint feedback hook (scripts/agent-lint-feedback.mjs), which runs after each edit and at the end of each agent turn, is faster. Its reports do not change.
Before this change, a stop took about 70 to 80 seconds in a checkout with branch edits, longer than the hook's own 120-second timeout under load. About 69 seconds of that went to the run-budget report, which rechecked every oracle file at both the merge base and the working tree. Most of the rest went to ESLint, which repeated the same work at every stop.
Incremental run-budget report (scripts/check-oracle-run-counts.mjs): budgets are computed only for the oracle files that a change reaches. The base texts are read in one git cat-file call. Every oracle file is scanned only to confirm that a removed key is not still present elsewhere. A prefilter finds the files that might hold a removed fixed seed by its numeric literal, written in decimal, hexadecimal, or exponent form.
Lint cache: the ESLint messages for each oracle file are cached under node_modules/.cache/oracle-lint (overridable with ORACLE_LINT_CACHE_DIR). The cache key covers the file, the test modules it reaches, their nearest manifests, and the configuration: the scripts, the settings module, ESLint's version, and the installed plugin's sources.
Stop skip: a stop repeats its previous report when its inputs are unchanged. Those inputs are the merge base, the changed files, the selected cache keys, and the configuration.
Timings
These are single runs under heavy load from other processes, so treat them as ±20%. The test shape is 9 tracked files edited (7 production, 2 oracle) and 650 untracked files.
Stop, cold
Stop, warm
Edit, cold
Edit, warm
Before
69.9 s
79.9 s
2.3 s
1.8 s
After
42 to 56 s
0.9 to 3.7 s
1.7 to 3.5 s
0.5 to 1.3 s
In a worktree with no branch edits, a stop takes 1.6 to 2.6 seconds. A cold stop on a branch with production edits is still slow. Nine production edits reach most oracle files, and each candidate parses its import closure at the base and at the head. A persisted per-file import and budget cache is the next step.
eslint_d was also measured and is not used. Its warm edit took 1.3 to 3.3 seconds, compared with 0.5 to 1.3 seconds with the cache. It is a global binary outside the lockfile, and it keeps plugin state across runs without the invalidation that these rules need.
🔬 Oracle Coverage
Law: unchanged. The hook reports the same oracle lint messages and the same lowered or removed run budgets as a full computation. Authority: AGENTS.md "Lint feedback while you work", and the coverage-map owners scripts.lint-scope and scripts.run-budget.
Extensions: the run-budget oracle's grammar adds keys that move from a changed file to an unchanged one, keys removed from an imported module, and fixed seeds spelled in decimal, hexadecimal, and exponent form. The lint-scope oracle adds a cache campaign that compares cached runs with uncached runs, including after an edit to an imported module.
GREEN: the run-budget oracle passes 8 of 8 tests, and the lint-scope oracle passes 3 of 3. pnpm lint:changed exits 0.
Mutants:
A removal check that looks only among changed files fails 6 of 8 run-budget tests.
A prefilter that reads only decimal seeds fails 4 of 8.
A cache keyed only on the oracle file's own content fails the cache campaign. The counterexample is a companion module that declares at the head: the expected report is [], and the cached report is [cache.oracle.test.ts].
Order: the first two commits changed production before they extended the oracles, which reverses the oracle-first order in AGENTS.md. The evidence for them comes after the change: the hostile mutants above, and the extended grammar run against the parent script (8 of 8 pass, so the extension adds no false failure). The third commit, the prefilter, was written oracle-first.
Limits: cold-stop scoping is not cached between runs. The timings come from single runs under load.
Review fixes
A code review found holes in the first version, and two follow-up commits fix them oracle-first:
Deletions and renames: the changed sets keep deletions and use --no-renames. Before, deleting a file after a clean stop could repeat a stale empty report, and a renamed oracle file with a lowered budget was never reported. The parent script had that rename gap too.
Shared budgets: a lowered budget held by more than one file was skipped. The parent script had the same skip.
Enforcement paths stay fresh: only the agent hook events read the cache. pnpm lint:changed and the pre-commit hook always lint without it.
Cache key: it also covers @typescript-eslint/parser and the Node version.
One import tokenizer:scripts/oracle-specifiers.mjs is shared by the selection, the cache key, and the budget reach. It cannot start a match at an earlier string's closing quote.
Cache hygiene: the cache is pruned, stray temporary files are removed, each checkout has its own stop slot, and the keys are memoized.
The evidence for these fixes:
RED: the parent script fails the extended run-budget grammar (8 of 8 tests fail, including a lowered budget held by two files where it reports one). The parent hook fails the extended cache campaign.
GREEN: the run-budget oracle passes 8 of 8, and the lint-scope oracle passes 3 of 3.
Mutant: a hook whose text mode reads the cache fails the poison check.
Timings after the fixes, on a worktree with no branch edits: a stop takes 1.5 s cold and 0.65 s warm, and an edit about 0.6 s.
✅ Checklist
I have tested this code locally. I ran both oracles, the mutants, pnpm lint:changed, and the hook command on two checkout shapes.
🚀 Release Impact
This change affects published code, and I have generated a changeset.
This change is docs/CI/dev-only (no release).
This pull request and its description were written by Isaac.
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Documentation
Updated the contributing guide with details on incremental oracle budget checks, lint-cache behavior, stop reports, and cache invalidation.
Improvements
Oracle linting can reuse cached results in hooks, while changes to relevant files and configuration are reflected in subsequent checks.
Budget checks better account for renamed or deleted files, changes in supporting modules, and budgets that move between oracle files.
…ches
loweredRunBudgetsBetween spent most of the stop hook's time: one git show per
oracle file, and an AST parse of each oracle file's import closure at both
trees. An oracle file's budgets can change only when the file, or a module
that it reaches, changed. The script now computes those files alone, reads
their base texts in one git cat-file, and scans every oracle file for a key
only when a key is found to be removed. The report is unchanged.
Law: a budget is lowered or removed only in an oracle file, or a module that
it imports, that the branch changed. A key that moves into an unchanged oracle
file that imports the receiving module is moved, not removed (removal rule of
the maintainer's decision of 2026-10-27; AGENTS.md "Lint feedback while you
work").
Reach: the run-budget oracle's new fates `imported-by-unchanged` and
`removed-from-imported-module`; states `moved-to-unchanged-oracle` and
`removed-from-imported-module` are declared and asserted by the reach check.
RED: a hostile copy that confirms removals only among changed files fails 6 of
8 campaign tests (`RUN_BUDGET_SCRIPT=/tmp/mutants/changed-only-holders.mjs`).
GREEN: the incremental script passes 8 of 8 (fixed-seed and random-seed
campaigns in four grammars).
Limits: the head reach is a superset over string literals that start with `.`;
an escaped specifier is not reached. The grammar does not draw an ignored
module imported by an oracle file.
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…report
The stop hook linted the same oracle files on every turn, even when nothing
they read had changed. Each oracle file's messages are now stored under a key
of the file, the test modules it reaches, their manifests, and the lint
configuration (this script, its check, the settings, ESLint's version, and the
installed plugin's sources). ESLint runs only on files whose key is new. A
stop report is repeated while its key (merge-base, changed files, selected
keys, configuration) is unchanged. The report text is the same as before.
ORACLE_LINT_CACHE_DIR overrides the directory, and an empty value turns the
cache off; the lint-scope oracle runs uncached unless a run names a directory.
Law L4c (lint cache, scripts/lint-scope-oracle.property.test.js section 6): a
cached run reports what an uncached run reports at the same state. Authority:
the no-unit-test rule's contract (TanStack/oracles): a file that relies on a
companion module's declaration declares nothing itself and is undeclared only
when no test reaches a part.
Reach: the cache campaign declares `cache-invalidated` (companion declaration
changes between base and head) and `companion-declares`; the shared reach check
passes over the fixed-seed and random-seed campaigns (3 of 3 tests GREEN).
RED: a mutant whose lint key covers the oracle file's own content only
(/tmp/mutants/own-content-key.mjs, LINT_SCOPE_SCRIPT) fails the cache campaign:
the case file stays reported after its companion declares the check (expected
[], received [cache.oracle.test.ts]).
GREEN: the cache, stop skip, and uncached observations match the model in all
histories.
Limits: the campaign runs one case file, one companion, and the launch checkout;
it does not draw a worktree session, an escaped specifier, or an ignored module
that an oracle file imports (CI would not have it, so the stop report does not
track it). A cache hit trusts the plugin's own module cache inside one process
only; the cache is per checkout under node_modules/.cache.
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…rals
A key that is removed in the branch's changed scope is confirmed against every
oracle file at head. That scan parsed every oracle file's import closure, so a
single removed fixed seed made each stop report take about 50 s. A fixed seed
is a numeric literal, or a constant that a module in the holder's reach
declares. So a holder can hold the seed only if its head reach contains a
numeric literal with that value, in any spelling. Only those holders are
computed exactly. The report is unchanged.
Law: unchanged from the previous commit (removal, lowering, and the moved-key
rule of the maintainer's decision of 2026-10-27).
Reach: the grammar draws seed spellings (decimal, hexadecimal, exponent) for the
key, the imported seed constant, and the framework fixedSeeds; state
`seed-spelled-in-hex-or-exponent`, asserted by the reach check.
RED: a mutant whose prefilter reads only decimal literals
(/tmp/mutants/decimal-only-prefilter.mjs, RUN_BUDGET_SCRIPT) fails 4 of 8 tests.
GREEN: the prefiltered script passes 8 of 8.
Limits: a seed that is a computed expression is not a literal and is not
drawn (the script does not read it either). String keys (`property`) are not
prefiltered; they keep the exact scan.
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The pull request adds caching for oracle lint messages and changed-scope stop reports. It updates run-budget analysis to follow relative-path dependencies, select affected oracle files, and check removed budget keys. Property tests and contributing documentation cover both areas.
Changes: Oracle Lint Cache
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Changed-file and oracle selection scripts/agent-lint-feedback.mjs
The script uses shared relative-specifier scanning to discover dependencies. It includes deletions in changed-file selection and selects oracles that reference deleted modules, including directory-index modules.
Lint cache keys and storage scripts/agent-lint-feedback.mjs
Cache keys include lint configuration, tool versions, oracle content, reached modules, and package manifests. The optional hook cache prunes stale entries and tolerates read or write failures.
Lint and stop-report cache flow scripts/agent-lint-feedback.mjs, docs/contributing/oracle-coverage.md
Lint reuses cached messages and runs ESLint on cache misses. Changed-scope stop hooks reuse reports when their keys match. The guide documents cache inputs and reuse conditions.
The campaign compares cached and uncached reports across generated file and configuration changes. It checks stop-key updates, poisoned text-mode cache entries, and stale temporary-file cleanup.
Run-Budget Reach Analysis
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Source reads and working-tree reach scripts/oracle-specifiers.mjs, scripts/check-oracle-run-counts.mjs
The shared scanner extracts relative specifiers. SourceReader checks file existence and batches base reads; reach analysis caches dependencies and scans numeric literals in reachable files.
Changed-file selection and removed-key checks scripts/check-oracle-run-counts.mjs
The check selects base oracle files changed directly or through reachable modules. Removed-key checks examine head oracle files, filter fixed-seed candidates by reachable seed values, and compare moved keys against the lowest count among new holders.
The property model covers renames, deletions, shifted specifiers, budgets reachable through unchanged oracles, and multiple seed spellings. The guide describes incremental analysis and campaign cases.
sequenceDiagram
participant AgentLintFeedback
participant LintCache
participant ESLint
AgentLintFeedback->>LintCache: Look up lint messages by per-oracle key
LintCache-->>AgentLintFeedback: Return cached messages or a miss
AgentLintFeedback->>ESLint: Lint oracle files on cache misses
ESLint-->>AgentLintFeedback: Return lint messages
AgentLintFeedback->>LintCache: Store messages and changed-scope stop report
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Possibly related issues
TanStack/db issue 2234: The issue requires fast agent feedback hooks, and this pull request adds lint caching and stop-report reuse to that hook.
Possibly related PRs
TanStack/db#2282: This PR establishes checkout selection for changed-file and merge-base calculations that this pull request uses in stop-report cache keys.
TanStack/db#2236: This PR adds the lint feedback script and its reports, which this pull request updates with caching and changed-scope report reuse.
Merge Risk: Low · up to c6d84
This change speeds up the oracle lint hook without changing what it reports. A few edge cases could make the dev-only hook or its tests fail unexpectedly or miss an affected oracle file. None of them touches released code, so merging is low risk once the owner is aware of them.
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Warm the stop-report cache at base so the campaign can detect a stale stop key.
The base warm-up runs only editHook(cache). The first stop run happens at head, so no stop entry exists from the base state. A stopKey that ignored the changed files would still pass. The stopAgain check only proves repetition at one state.
Run stopHook(cache) at base before the companion edit. Then a stop key that does not change with the edit returns the empty base report. When the head companion does not declare the check, that report differs from the expected [CACHE_CASE], so the campaign fails.
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Add a base-state stop-hook warm-up in the campaign setup around editHook(cache):
invoke stopHook(cache) before writing the companion file, so the later head run
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- Line 483: Update stopKey to include deleted paths from the relevant Git diff
in its digest, alongside the existing changed-file and lint keys, so deletions
that affect the budget report invalidate the cached report.
- Line 484: Filter files that no longer exist before mapping them through
lintKey in stopKey, reusing the existing existsSync check so reachedModules does
not read a missing file.
Review comments at @scripts/check-oracle-run-counts.mjs:
- Around line 119-141: Update prefetch to treat missing or non-blob batch
results as unavailable, advance past the result header, and leave that file’s
cached text unset so text() can load it lazily. Also prevent batch-read errors
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editHook(cache): invoke stopHook(cache) before writing the companion file, so
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Handle missing results and stale exists in prefetch.
git cat-file --batch prints <object> missing for an object it cannot find. That line has only two fields, so type is undefined. The code then throws cannot read <file> at base. The filter on baseFiles() makes this unlikely. An unexpected failure here aborts the whole report instead of falling back to git show or text().
A throw in prefetch is also not caught by the caller. This turns a best-effort optimization into a hard failure of lint:changed.
Catch the error and leave the texts unset. text() then reads them lazily.
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- if (type !== `blob`) throw new Error(`cannot read ${file} at base`)+ if (type !== `blob`) {+ // Skip the file. `text` reads it on demand.+ position = end + 1+ continue+ }
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Review fixes for the incremental run-budget report (#2393,
H-2, H-6, H-7, H-10):
- The changed set uses --no-renames and keeps deletions, so a renamed
oracle file is a candidate under both paths. Candidates come from the
union of base and head reach, so a specifier that resolves to a deleted
file at base still selects its oracle.
- A lowered budget with more than one holder at head was skipped
(`movedTo.length !== 1`); the report now compares the lowest new
holder's count. The parent script has the same skip.
- scripts/oracle-specifiers.mjs is one tokenizer for relative import
specifiers. It skips comments, strings, templates, and regexes, so a
match cannot start at an earlier string's closing quote. The budget
reach uses it.
- The run-budget oracle's grammar adds a case-file rename or deletion, a
specifier that resolves differently at base and head, and a support
module that another oracle still imports. Deleting a case file removes
a budget left in a support module that no head oracle imports
(the removal law in the oracle's header and AGENTS.md).
- Law: the incremental report equals the full report for every change
between the merge base and the working tree. Authority: AGENTS.md,
"Lint feedback while you work".
- Reach: new states case-renamed, case-deleted, shifted-specifier, and
support-kept-by-other-oracle; all entered in the fixed-seed campaign.
- RED: the parent script (183987f) fails 8 of 8 tests, including a
lowered budget held by two files where it reports one of the two
(expected 2 entries, got 1). A staged pure rename (R097) is reported by
nothing on the parent.
- GREEN: 8 of 8.
- Mutants: the earlier hostile copies (removal confirmed only among
changed files; decimal-only prefilter) still fail.
- Limits: escaped specifiers and dynamic import strings built at run time
are not followed.
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…d configuration
Review fixes for the lint cache and the stop skip (#2393,
H-1, H-3, H-4, H-5, H-8, H-9):
- The hook's changed set keeps deletions and uses --no-renames. An
oracle file that names a deleted module counts as reached.
- The configuration digest also covers @typescript-eslint/parser (the
copy the plugin resolves) and the Node version.
- Only the agent hook events read the cache. `pnpm lint:changed` and the
pre-commit hook, the enforcement points, always lint fresh.
- The cache is pruned by age and count, stray .tmp files are removed,
and each checkout root has its own stop slot. lintKey and the
per-module closures are memoized, and they use the shared specifier
tokenizer.
- The lint-scope cache campaign changes the tree between two stops:
deleting a case file or a companion, renaming a case file, editing the
settings or a rule, and changing the configuration digest. After each
change a cached stop must equal an uncached stop, and every cache entry
is then poisoned and the text-mode run must equal an uncached run. A
planted two-hour-old .tmp file must be pruned.
- Law: a cached hook report equals an uncached one, and the enforcement
paths never read the cache. Authority: AGENTS.md, "Lint feedback while
you work".
- Reach: the cache campaign's states, including stale-temp-pruned.
- RED: the parent hook (183987f) fails the cache campaign
(counterexample: a cached stop reports an oracle file where the
uncached stop reports none).
- GREEN: the lint-scope oracle passes 3 of 3.
- Mutant: a hook whose text mode reads the cache fails the poison check
(the text run repeats '' where the uncached run names
renamed.oracle.test.ts).
- Limits: cold stops on branches with production edits still re-parse
each candidate's import closure at both trees.
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156-160: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Exponent spelling can produce an invalid or non-integer seed.
spelledSeed writes ${seed / 1000}e3 for the exponent form. This is correct only for the current seeds, which are 1000 + index with index in 0..2. For 1000 the result is 1e3. For 1001 it is 1.001e3. Both parse to the right integer, so the code works today. The function silently depends on that range, though. A larger seed or different base would produce floating-point strings such as 1.0010000000000001e3. Derive the exponent from an integer split, or assert the range.
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160:
Update spelledSeed’s exponent branch to derive the exponent-form string from an
integer split rather than floating-point division, preserving the exact seed
value for supported seeds. If the intended seed range is deliberately limited,
validate that range before formatting instead.
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Review comments at @scripts/lint-scope-oracle.property.test.js:
- Around line 1421-1423: Update the configuration case in applyChange to return
false when state.configurationInput already equals CONFIGURATION_STUB; only
assign the stub and return true when this change actually alters the input,
including after intervening settings or rule changes.
Review comments at @scripts/oracle-specifiers.mjs:
- Around line 44-48: Update skipLiteral to handle template expressions instead
of treating their backticks as the end of the outer template. Track brace depth
within each `${}` expression and skip nested strings and templates so their
delimiters do not disrupt scanning; preserve the existing escape handling.
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- Around line 156-160: Update spelledSeed’s exponent branch to derive the
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
A repeated configuration change makes the cache campaign fail.
cacheArbitrary draws changes from CHANGES with fc.array(fc.constantFrom(...CHANGES)), so one program can contain configuration more than once. applyChange always sets state.configurationInput to the same CONFIGURATION_STUB. A second configuration step therefore leaves every hook input unchanged. This holds even if a settings or rule step runs between the two configuration steps. No new stop key appears, so step.newKeys is 0. The assertion compareSelected(step.newKeys > 0, true) at Line 1546 then fails for a correct hook implementation.
The fixed seed hides this today. A different seed or a larger oracleRuns count can reach it.
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Review comment at @scripts/lint-scope-oracle.property.test.js around lines 1421
- 1423:
Update the configuration case in applyChange to return false when
state.configurationInput already equals CONFIGURATION_STUB; only assign the stub
and return true when this change actually alters the input, including after
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Nested template literals end the outer template early.
skipLiteral ends a template at the first unescaped backtick. It does not track ${} expressions. The header comment says a backtick inside ${} is not read as code, but the code does not do this.
Example: in `a ${x ? `b` : ''} c`, the inner opening backtick ends the outer template. The text b is then scanned as code. If the inner text contains an apostrophe, a ' string opens and runs to the next '. That string can swallow a later import('./x') or vi.mock('./x').
The scanner then misses the specifier. Reach under-approximates, and the check can skip an affected oracle file. Track brace depth in template expressions, and skip nested strings and templates.
Proposed fix
--- "a/scripts/oracle-specifiers.mjs"+++ "b/scripts/oracle-specifiers.mjs"@@ -37,15 +37,36 @@
])
/** The index just past the string, template, or regular expression that starts at `start`. */
+/** The index just past the `${}` expression that starts at `start`. */+function skipTemplateExpression(text, start) {+ let index = start+ let depth = 1+ while (index < text.length && depth > 0) {+ const char = text[index]+ if (char === `'` || char === `"` || char === `\``) {+ index = skipLiteral(text, index, char)+ continue+ }+ if (char === `{`) depth+++ else if (char === `}`) depth--+ index+++ }+ return index+}+
function skipLiteral(text, start, quote) {
let index = start + 1
let inClass = false
while (index < text.length) {
const char = text[index]
if (char === `\\`) {
index += 2
continue
}
+ if (quote === `\`` && char === `$` && text[index + 1] === `{`) {+ index = skipTemplateExpression(text, index + 2)+ continue+ }
if (quote === `/`) {
if (char === `[`) inClass = true
else if (char === `]`) inClass = false
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Review comment at @scripts/oracle-specifiers.mjs around lines 44 - 48:
Update skipLiteral to handle template expressions instead of treating their
backticks as the end of the outer template. Track brace depth within each `${}`
expression and skip nested strings and templates so their delimiters do not
disrupt scanning; preserve the existing escape handling.
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🎯 Changes
The oracle lint feedback hook (
scripts/agent-lint-feedback.mjs), which runs after each edit and at the end of each agent turn, is faster. Its reports do not change.Before this change, a stop took about 70 to 80 seconds in a checkout with branch edits, longer than the hook's own 120-second timeout under load. About 69 seconds of that went to the run-budget report, which rechecked every oracle file at both the merge base and the working tree. Most of the rest went to ESLint, which repeated the same work at every stop.
scripts/check-oracle-run-counts.mjs): budgets are computed only for the oracle files that a change reaches. The base texts are read in onegit cat-filecall. Every oracle file is scanned only to confirm that a removed key is not still present elsewhere. A prefilter finds the files that might hold a removed fixed seed by its numeric literal, written in decimal, hexadecimal, or exponent form.node_modules/.cache/oracle-lint(overridable withORACLE_LINT_CACHE_DIR). The cache key covers the file, the test modules it reaches, their nearest manifests, and the configuration: the scripts, the settings module, ESLint's version, and the installed plugin's sources.Timings
These are single runs under heavy load from other processes, so treat them as ±20%. The test shape is 9 tracked files edited (7 production, 2 oracle) and 650 untracked files.
In a worktree with no branch edits, a stop takes 1.6 to 2.6 seconds. A cold stop on a branch with production edits is still slow. Nine production edits reach most oracle files, and each candidate parses its import closure at the base and at the head. A persisted per-file import and budget cache is the next step.
eslint_dwas also measured and is not used. Its warm edit took 1.3 to 3.3 seconds, compared with 0.5 to 1.3 seconds with the cache. It is a global binary outside the lockfile, and it keeps plugin state across runs without the invalidation that these rules need.🔬 Oracle Coverage
scripts.lint-scopeandscripts.run-budget.pnpm lint:changedexits 0.[], and the cached report is[cache.oracle.test.ts].Review fixes
A code review found holes in the first version, and two follow-up commits fix them oracle-first:
--no-renames. Before, deleting a file after a clean stop could repeat a stale empty report, and a renamed oracle file with a lowered budget was never reported. The parent script had that rename gap too.pnpm lint:changedand the pre-commit hook always lint without it.@typescript-eslint/parserand the Node version.scripts/oracle-specifiers.mjsis shared by the selection, the cache key, and the budget reach. It cannot start a match at an earlier string's closing quote.The evidence for these fixes:
✅ Checklist
pnpm lint:changed, and the hook command on two checkout shapes.🚀 Release Impact
This pull request and its description were written by Isaac.
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