fix(hir): lower classes declared inside TypeScript namespaces completely (#10222) - #10231
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…ely (PerryTS#10222) A class inside a `namespace` block was lowered with `lower_class_decl` and pushed into the module's class table, and nothing else: it was never published as a namespace member (`N.C` read `undefined`), its static field initializers, computed member names, static blocks and legacy decorators never ran, and a call-expression heritage was never registered (`RegisterClassParentDynamic`), so `class Service extends Context.Service<Service, I>()(id) {}` inside a namespace had no parent edge and `Service.of(x)` threw "of is not a function". The namespace arm now mirrors the module-level class declaration path: heritage and computed keys are evaluated first, then static fields/blocks and decorators in declaration order, and exported classes, functions and variables are published as namespace members in source order (so `Object.keys(N)` matches tsc/bun). Namespace-local class names are qualified internally (`NS.C`) with a scope-local alias, so unrelated namespaces can each declare the same class name and sibling functions can reference a class that is declared later; non-exported classes stay usable by sibling functions. Unblocks OpenCode v1.18.30's runtime bootstrap (`packages/core/src/fs-util.ts`, `effect-flock.ts`, `ripgrep/binary.ts`), tracker PerryTS#10107. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01As1fetJAqDFib4n7Wm5Suo
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughNamespace lowering now registers qualified class names, preserves local bindings, emits complete class initialization, and publishes exported classes and other members to namespace objects. Namespace function values now resolve through published namespace members. Tests cover HIR lowering and runtime behavior. ChangesNamespace lowering
Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: High Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TypeScriptNamespace
participant NamespaceLowerer
participant ClassLowerer
participant ModuleInit
participant RuntimeNamespace
TypeScriptNamespace->>NamespaceLowerer: lower namespace declaration
NamespaceLowerer->>ClassLowerer: lower qualified class
ClassLowerer->>ModuleInit: emit heritage and class initialization
NamespaceLowerer->>ModuleInit: publish class or function value
ModuleInit->>RuntimeNamespace: execute initialization and assignment
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Nested namespaces can still fail when they pass an enclosing exported function as a value, and the release note has an inconsistent issue reference. Both are localized fixes that should be addressed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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| Fix incomplete lowering of classes declared inside TypeScript namespaces. Exported classes are published as namespace members after evaluating dynamic heritage, computed names, static fields and blocks, and legacy decorators in declaration order. Namespace-local class names are qualified internally so nested namespaces and repeated names remain distinct, while private classes stay available to sibling functions. This fixes missing namespace constructors, uninitialized static fields, and inherited static calls such as Effect's `Context.Service` factory used by OpenCode (#10107). | |||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the linked issue number.
The fragment and PR objective identify issue #10222, but the final parenthetical references #10107. Change it to (#10222).
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…espace (PerryTS#10222) Inside a namespace body an exported function is emitted as a static method of the namespace class, not as a module function. Calls were already redirected to `StaticMethodCall`, but a VALUE reference (`const f = g`, `call(g)`, `Effect.gen(g)`) still lowered to `FuncRef(id)` — a closure over a function that has no module-function body — and calling it returned garbage (`0`, `undefined`, `(number).next is not a function`). The identifier now lowers to the published namespace member, exactly as `NS.g` resolves from outside, which also keeps `g === NS.g`. This was the wall right after the namespace-class fix in OpenCode's `AppRuntime` bootstrap (`next is not a function`). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01As1fetJAqDFib4n7Wm5Suo
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/lower_expr/arm_ident.rs`:
- Line 178: Update the static-method check in identifier lowering around
has_static_method so nested namespaces also search enclosing namespace scopes,
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| // published namespace member instead, exactly as `NS.g` resolves from | ||
| // outside the namespace; this also keeps `g === NS.g`. | ||
| if let Some(ref ns_name) = ctx.current_namespace { | ||
| if ctx.has_static_method(ns_name, &name) { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Resolve enclosing namespace static methods for nested value references.
When lower_namespace_as_class lowers Outer.Inner, it sets ctx.current_namespace to Outer.Inner. lookup_func("g") can still find the parent Outer.g, but has_static_method("Outer.Inner", "g") checks only the inner namespace. The identifier lowering can therefore emit Expr::FuncRef(id) instead of reading the callable published as Outer.g.
Resolve static methods through enclosing namespace scopes, or add a regression for const f = g inside Outer.Inner.
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/lower_expr/arm_ident.rs` at line 178, Update the
static-method check in identifier lowering around has_static_method so nested
namespaces also search enclosing namespace scopes, allowing references such as g
in Outer.Inner to resolve to Outer.g and preserve the published callable
reference. Add or update a regression covering const f = g inside Outer.Inner if
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Fixes #10222 (OpenCode v1.18.30 runtime bootstrap wall, tracker #10107).
What was wrong
crates/perry-hir/src/lower/module_decl/namespace.rslowered a class declared inside anamespaceblock withlower_class_decl+push_class_dedupand nothing else. Compared with the module-level class declaration arm (lower/module_decl.rs), it skipped: publishing the class as a namespace member (N.Creadundefined,Object.keys(N)listed only non-class members), the static field initializers / computed member names / static blocks / legacy decorator init (static p = 7read0), andRegisterClassParentDynamicfor a call-expression heritage (class Service extends Context.Service<Service, I>()(id) {}had no parent edge, soService.of(x)threwof is not a function).OpenCode's
packages/core/src/fs-util.ts(namespace FSUtil { export class Service extends Context.Service<…>()("@opencode/FileSystem") {} … return Service.of({...}) }) is built byAppRuntimefor every command, somodels,run,serveand the TUI all died there (gdb:js_throw_type_error_not_a_function ← js_class_static_method_call ← perry_closure_opencode_packages_core_src_fs_util_ts). Same shape incore/src/util/effect-flock.tsandcore/src/ripgrep/binary.ts.What changed
The namespace arm now mirrors the module-level path: heritage and computed keys are evaluated first, then static fields/blocks and decorators in declaration order, and exported classes, functions and variables are published as namespace members in source order (
Object.keys(N)order matches tsc/bun). Namespace-local class names are qualified internally (NS.C) with a scope-local alias, so unrelated namespaces can each declare e.g.Service, sibling functions can reference a class declared later in the block, and non-exported classes stay usable by sibling functions.Verification (perrymaster, Linux x86_64, release build)
probe-ns2.tsand the FSUtil-shapedprobe-ns.tsprint exactly the bun output (all 8 + 8 lines).crates/perry/tests/namespace_classes.rs(4 tests: issue repro, nested + private classes keep their bindings, computed names / static blocks / decorators run in order,Schema.TaggedErrorClass-style factory heritage) andcrates/perry-hir/tests/namespace_classes.rspass;cargo test -p perry-hir: 664 passed, 0 failed, 3 ignored; the sibling class regression tests present on main pass.cargo fmt --all -- --checkandscripts/check_file_size.shclean.Not covered
Dotted namespace declarations (
namespace A.B { … }) and destructured namespace exports keep their current behaviour; nothing in OpenCode uses them.https://claude.ai/code/session_01As1fetJAqDFib4n7Wm5Suo
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