fix(ingest): a receiver typed with template arguments recorded no type, or the wrong class by joyful-ii-V-I · Pull Request #276 · redhat-et/ripwire

joyful-ii-V-I · 2026-09-17T09:48:14Z

Sequencing — lands AFTER #256 and #268

Branched off main (13a1916, merged with fe28fd4). The fix is file-disjoint from both PRs in src/, but its biggest effect composes with #268's class identity (the inherited-member walk and specializationDefs), which the newly bound template receivers feed. kParserVer is declared 103 — past the 100–102 that the lanes queued ahead (#244, #243, #256) declare; the landing train assigns the real number and re-derives test/qschemetrip.hash. test/narrowcheck.sh appends arms 39–43 at the same place #268 appends 26–38, so the train merge should union the two blocks. provOf/expectProv carry #268's optional-map change byte for byte, so those lines merge clean.

Defect

Rule 2 reads a receiver's type off its declaration (src/ingest_binds.h writtenTypeOf). It recorded a type only for a type_identifier or a qualified name:

An unqualified template-id recorded nothing. SmallVectorImpl<FunctionDecl *> &v; v.push_back( FD ) never reached Rule 2 or class identity. Its qualified twin llvm::SmallVectorImpl<…>& did. This is how code inside namespace llvm / ROCKSDB_NAMESPACE writes almost every such type.
The qualified path cut the spelling at its FIRST < (finalSegment), so Outer<int>::Inner& in recorded Outer:
- where Outer defines the method, a precise edge to the wrong class (fixture arm 41; no instance on either corpus);
- otherwise a fall to the name ladder (86 X<…>::Y receivers change target: 76 rocksdb, 10 llvm-project).
qualifiedNameText treated any :: in the text as a qualifier, so Vec<std::string> would have been stamped prov="final-segment" once (1) was fixed.

Reproduced as reported. On #268's head, --callees=fillU (VecImpl<Decl *> &v) declines, while fillQ (ll::VecImpl<Decl *> &v) splits to both TBase::push_back.

Change

lastNameNode: walk the grammar's own fields (a qualified name's name, then a template-id's name) to the last name, for written types and constructor names alike.
writtenTypeOf accepts template_type. scoped_type_identifier leaves the accepted kinds, because no grammar that reaches this path (cpp/cuda/objc parser.c) has that symbol.
qualifiedNameText asks the tree whether a scope was written, so a :: inside a template argument qualifies nothing.
The stale "class-name filter in buildGraph" comment above ctorNameNode is corrected: no such filter exists, and a non-class record tombstones.

Built, measured, dropped: an unqualified template-function constructor (auto v = Vec<T>()). That spelling is every cast helper. Accepting it recorded dyn_cast/cast as the type of auto *CI = dyn_cast<CallInst>( I ) and Spec = cast<FunctionDecl>( F ), tombstoning their written types. On llvm-project that was 994 more retargeted sites, 779 of them lost edges; on rocksdb 49, 35 lost. It is now a stated floor (arm 39d). The qualified llvm::cast<T>( x ) still records cast, as on main; a follow-up task covers that.

Measured

--pin-census --no-cache, C rows joined on (caller id, callee, line).

population	target-changed sites	bound calls
rocksdb `0e2801ac3`, main → this	640	200,036 → 200,383 (+347)
llvm-project `4d5358b1d`, main → this	5,231	1,126,051 → 1,129,640 (+3,589)
rocksdb, #268 `e5ca33b5` → #268 + this (scratch merge, never pushed)	657	201,085 → 201,432 (+347)
llvm-project, #268 → #268 + this	18,050	1,153,998 → 1,166,700 (+12,702)

Graded. A seeded uniform sample of 100 retargeted sites (seed 20260917; 20 / 30 / 12 / 38 across the four rows above). Seven independent readers graded it against source. Each saw the two answers as A and B in random order, and the key was withheld.

population	better	same	transitions (old → new)
rocksdb main → this	20	0	14 NONE→RIGHT, 4 WRONG→RIGHT, 1 PARTIAL→RIGHT, 1 WRONG→PARTIAL
llvm main → this	30	0	20 NONE→RIGHT, 9 WRONG→RIGHT, 1 PARTIAL→RIGHT
rocksdb #268 → #268+this	11	1	5 NONE→RIGHT, 3 WRONG→RIGHT, 3 PARTIAL→RIGHT, 1 PARTIAL→PARTIAL
llvm #268 → #268+this	38	0	23 NONE→RIGHT, 8 WRONG→RIGHT, 7 NONE→PARTIAL
all	99	1	Wilson 95% for "better": [94.6, 99.8]

The 7 NONE→PARTIAL are #268's template-family split (SmallVectorImpl<uint32_t>&: primary and <T, true> push_back, where a trivially copyable element selects only the latter). The one same is a pure-virtual InternalIteratorBase<IndexValue>* dispatch where both answers carry one foreign iterator.

Every lost edge was read. rocksdb has none; llvm-project has nine (the #268 composition has the same nine):

7: a name declared twice in one function with different types (APInt Mask beside SmallVector<int> Mask, SmallString<128> Dir beside a loop's directory_iterator Dir). Rule 2's flat per-function table cannot tell which declaration covers a call, so it drops both, as it already does for two plain types.
2: auto Table = llvm::EytzingerTable<…>::create( … ) and auto SCCI = scc_iterator<…>::begin( … ). These recorded the class only because the cut stopped at <; they now read create/begin, as the non-template Foo::create() always did.

Wall time, one --no-cache --pin-census run each on llvm-project under shared load: 7.35 s main, 7.40 s this (noise-level, not a benchmark).

Gates

Red first, test/narrowcheck.sh arms 39–43 (fixture generated in-gate):

main 13a1916: 9 FAIL — 39a–c and 40a (no edge), 40b (prov=[NO-EDGE]), 41a–c (size@vecs/adt.h:28, the wrong class), 43 (mech=[NO-CENSUS-ROW]).
fix(resolve): a call through an interface pointer landed on unrelated nested classes of the same name #268 head e5ca33b: those 9 plus 42 ×3 — fillU/fillL/fillN(): push_back -> [no edge], its qualified twin fillQ() -> [push_back@vecs/adt.h:13 push_back@vecs/adt.h:19].
A variant that reads qualification off the whole spelling: 40b alone, prov=[final-segment], want [none].
A variant that accepts the template-function constructor: 39d is the only arm whose answer changes.
Green: this branch and the fix(resolve): a call through an interface pointer landed on unrelated nested classes of the same name #268 composition, including fix(resolve): a call through an interface pointer landed on unrelated nested classes of the same name #268's arms 26–38.

Targeted, against this branch's binary, each ALL PASS: narrowcheck, cacheidentitycheck, chacheck, chaconecheck, cppqualcheck, declinecheck, decltodefcheck, fieldnarrowcheck, fieldusescheck, fnptrcheck, gateexitcheck, localitycheck, manifestcheck, pincensuscheck, recallevalcheck, resolverhonestycheck, shadowcheck, showcasecapturecheck, usescheck, qschemetripcheck, qextractionkeycheck.

Also checked:

determinism: rocksdb map and census byte-identical across two runs;
xmllint --noout clean;
warm census == cold, and a cache written by the main binary is not served stale;
--quality-delta=$(git merge-base origin/main HEAD)..HEAD: gating="0" regressions="0".

Full suite, one run, foreground-equivalent (nothing else running), on the merged tree 50b97b7: gates=639 pass=636 skip=3 fail=0 wall=832.3s jobs=6 tree_writes=0 — the three environmental skips (argvdiffcheck, editchecknotecheck, g1freshcheck with no asan/ in the worktree; no local ASan per the lane brief). docs/gatecount_build.py --check (625) and docs/limits_build.py --check clean.

Pins moved

src/ingest_cache.h kParserVer 99 → 103, with src/quality.h kIngestParserVerMirror (the train assigns the number).
test/qschemetrip.hash re-pinned via UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 test/qschemetripcheck.sh, with a RE-PIN LOG entry.
No legend, help, gate-count or printf-parity pin moved.

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Bug Fixes
- Improved C++ template-type handling for receiver bindings, including unqualified templates such as Vec<T> and nested qualified types such as Outer<int>::Inner.
- Prevented :: inside template arguments from causing incorrect qualification.
- Restored correct bindings for template-typed parameters, locals, constructors, and range-based variables.
- Avoided incorrect bindings to outer classes or same-named local symbols.
Tests
- Added coverage for template receiver resolution and related edge cases.

…e, or the wrong class Rule 2 reads a receiver's type off its declaration, and ingest_binds.h writtenTypeOf recorded one only for a type_identifier or a qualified name. An unqualified template-id — `SmallVectorImpl<FunctionDecl *> &v`, `autovector<VersionEdit*> edits`, the way code inside its own namespace writes them — is a template_type node and recorded nothing, so `v.push_back( FD )` never reached Rule 2 or class identity while its qualified twin `llvm::SmallVectorImpl<…>&` did. The qualified path cut the spelling at its FIRST `<` (finalSegment), so `Outer<int>::Inner& in` recorded `Outer`: a precise edge to `Outer::size` wherever the outer class defines the method, and a fall to the name ladder where it does not (86 `X<…>::Y` receivers change target on the two corpora). The fix reads the last name through the grammar's own fields (lastNameNode: a qualified name's `name`, then a template-id's `name`) for written types and constructor names alike, and qualifiedNameText asks the same tree whether a scope was written, so a `::` inside a template ARGUMENT (`Vec<std::string>`) no longer marks the type qualified or stamps prov="final-segment" on its edge. scoped_type_identifier leaves the accepted kinds: no grammar that reaches this path (cpp, cuda, objc parser.c) has the symbol. Built and dropped: accepting an unqualified template_function constructor (`auto v = Vec<T>()`). It is every cast helper's spelling, recorded `dyn_cast` / `cast` as the type of `auto *CI = dyn_cast<CallInst>( I )` and `Spec = cast<FunctionDecl>( F )`, and tombstoned their written types: 994 more llvm-project sites retargeted, 779 of them edges lost (census diff of the build with and without it; of twelve sites read, ten show a cast-helper assignment or initialiser in the lines read, two were not traced). It is a stated floor, narrowcheck arm 39d. Measured, `--pin-census --no-cache`, C rows joined on (caller id, callee, line), main 13a1916 vs this change: rocksdb 0e2801ac3 640 target-changed sites, bound +347; llvm-project 4d5358b1d 5,231 sites, bound +3,589. Composed with #268 (scratch merge of e5ca33b + this commit, never pushed): 657 and 18,050 sites, bound +12,702 on llvm. Seeded sample of 100 (seed 20260917; 20 + 30 standalone, 12 + 38 composed), graded blind by independent readers with A/B order randomised per site: 99 better, 1 same, 0 worse — 62 NONE->RIGHT, 24 WRONG->RIGHT, 5 PARTIAL->RIGHT, 1 WRONG->PARTIAL, 7 NONE->PARTIAL (#268's template-family split), 1 PARTIAL->PARTIAL. Every lost edge was read: none on rocksdb; nine on llvm — seven a name declared twice in one function with different types (Rule 2's flat per-function table drops both, as for two plain types), two `auto T = EytzingerTable<…>::create( … )` that recorded `EytzingerTable` only through the cut and now read `create`, as `Foo::create()` always did. kParserVer 99 -> 103 with its quality.h mirror (100-102 are declared by the lanes queued ahead; the landing train assigns the number); test/qschemetrip.hash re-pinned with a RE-PIN LOG entry. Record layouts unchanged. Gate: test/narrowcheck.sh arms 39-43 (fixture generated in-gate). Red on main 13a1916: 39a-c, 40a-b, 41a-c, 43 (9 rows). Red on #268's head e5ca33b: those nine plus arm 42 x3 — the qualified twin splits to both TBase push_backs, the unqualified parameter, local and in-namespace twins decline. Red on a variant that reads qualification off the whole spelling: 40b alone (prov=[final-segment]). Green on this commit and on the #268 composition (#268's arms 26-38 too). provOf/expectProv gain #268's optional map argument byte-identically. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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The resolver now extracts terminal names from C++ template and qualified type grammar nodes. It distinguishes qualification in the type structure from :: inside template arguments. Parser identity and regression tests were updated.

Template receiver name extraction

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Grammar-based receiver name extraction `src/ingest_binds.h`	`ctorTypeOf` and `writtenTypeOf` use the terminal grammar name for template and qualified types. `qualifiedNameText` checks structural scope fields.
Parser identity alignment `src/ingest_cache.h`, `src/quality.h`, `test/qschemetripcheck.sh`	The parser version changes from 99 to 103. Cache and snapshot schema versions remain unchanged.
Template receiver regression coverage `test/narrowcheck.sh`, `CHANGELOG.md`	Tests cover unqualified template receivers, nested qualified types, template arguments containing `std::`, namespace spellings, and retained unsupported constructor behavior. The changelog records the fix.

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The compatibility history records the wrong query-scheme version, which can mislead future cache and re-pin maintenance. Correct the documentation before merging.

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+#   99 -> 103 — a C++ declaration's Type/ParamType record takes its type's last name through the grammar's fields, so an
+#   unqualified template-id records a type at last and `Outer<int>::Inner` records `Inner`, not `Outer`. 103 is declared past
+#   the 100-102 the lanes queued ahead of this one declare; the landing train assigns the number and re-derives this pin on the
+#   merged tree. Record layouts are unchanged, so kCacheVersion stays 22; kQSnapCacheScheme stays 12: no key or snapshot


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Correct the query-scheme version.

src/quality.h declares kQSnapCacheScheme = 14, but this re-pin record says it stays 12. Update this value so the cache-compatibility history is accurate.

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Valid — fixed in 97b499f. The entry copied "stays 12" from the older RE-PIN LOG rows, which record the value current at the time; src/quality.h:2888 declares kQSnapCacheScheme = 14 on this tree (train 1: #253 → 13, #255 → 14). It is a comment only: the hashed manifest is quality.h / ingest_cache.h text, not this gate, so test/qschemetrip.hash does not move (qschemetripcheck, gateexitcheck, manifestcheck, qextractionkeycheck ALL PASS).

…me stays 12; the tree declares 14 The RE-PIN LOG entry this lane added copied the scheme number from the entries below it, which recorded the value of their day. src/quality.h:2888 declares kQSnapCacheScheme = 14 (train 1, #253 13 and #255 14), and the TRAIN 1 x TRAIN 2 entry already says the merged manifest carries 14. Comment only: the hashed manifest is quality.h/ingest_cache.h text, not this gate, so the pin does not move (qschemetripcheck ALL PASS; gateexitcheck, manifestcheck and qextractionkeycheck ALL PASS). Found by CodeRabbit on #276. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…lled that, onto train 3 Resolutions (TRAIN3_NOTES_278.md, plus the four the author's later scratch merge found): - src/ingest_binds.h: #276's ctorNameNode comment ("Last name") plus #278's assignment sentence. - src/resolve.h: #278's classNameSet and assignmentNamesNoClass above train 3's FlatRecvType comment, which also covers Rule 2b's Class#field table. - src/ingest_cache.h: train 1's readRef (u16Of32) with #278's writeBind/readBind byte; kCacheVersion 23 from #278 alone; kParserVer 105 after small-fixes' 104 (both sides said 104), #278's note renumbered above the 104..100 notes. - src/quality.h: train 1's static_assert note; kIngestCacheVersionMirror 23 and kIngestParserVerMirror 105 with #278's note. - test/narrowcheck.sh: header bullets 39-43 then 44-51; the arm bodies merged in order (dispatchfix 26-38, tmplfix 39-43, assignfix 44-51). - test/qschemetripcheck.sh: #278's RE-PIN LOG entry, renumbered, under train 3's; test/qschemetrip.hash keeps the train's pin until the final re-derive. - CHANGELOG.md: #278's entry after small-fixes' entries, its parser-version sentence renumbered. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…he composed tree #278 removes the ASSIGNMENT half of the floor's stated reason (`Spec = cast<FunctionDecl>( F )` no longer records `cast`), so the numbers were re-measured on this tree: a variant binary that reads an unqualified template-id callee in ctorNameNode, `--pin-census --no-cache` against the train binary, joined on (caller id, callee, line). llvm-project 4d5358b1d: 463 sites move, 324 edges lost, 137 retargeted, 2 gained; rocksdb 0e2801ac3: none. Sampled against source, every loss is a DECLARATION conflict — a cast helper's name beside the declaration's written type (`const ConstantInt *CI = dyn_cast<ConstantInt>( V )`, `StructType *STyL = cast<StructType>( TyL )`) or beside a second declaration (`CallInst *I = cast<…>` and `auto *I = dyn_cast<Instruction>( V )`), and the four retargets sampled were all worse. The floor stays and arm 39d still passes; its reason is rewritten in ingest_binds.h ctorNameNode, narrowcheck's arm 39 header and #276's CHANGELOG entry, and #278's entry names the base of its own 245/170 measurement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…ons move up one Train 1b's fix push bumps kParserVer 102 -> 103 (a signed numeric literal receiver, `(-1).toFixed()`), so every train 3 assignment moves up one in merge order: #276 = 104, small-fixes = 105, #278 = 106, #235 = 107, #233 = 108, #267 = 109. - src/ingest_cache.h, src/quality.h: kParserVer and its mirror 109; every train 3 note renumbered; 1b's 103, which its push recorded only in the RE-PIN LOG, gains a note in both headers; kCacheVersion's note names #278's parser version 106. - test/qschemetripcheck.sh: the TRAIN 3 entry names 1b's fix push and the new numbers, the member entries are renumbered, and 1b's own entry follows them. - test/qschemetrip.hash: re-derived on this merged tree (neither side's pin hashed 109). - CHANGELOG.md: the train 3 entries' parser-version sentences and headings renumbered. Everything else in the fix push (MCP builders, --for terms_total, regex alerts, the impactpartition/nulbyte/timeout gate fixes) merged without conflict. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

joyful-ii-V-I · 2026-09-17T13:11:32Z

This PR is part of integration train 3, #281, and will show as merged when that train lands.

integration: train 3 — interface/template/assignment receiver types (#268 #276 #278), small fixes, Java method refs (#235), GDScript (#233), Ruby constant receivers (#267)

…pe it was declared with Rule 2 records a C++ assignment from a call as the variable's type, so `x = Foo()` types `x`. A constructor call and a function call are one grammar node, so the record held the callee's last name whatever it was: `PHI = PHINode::Create( … )` recorded `Create`, `s = GetDBOptionsFromMap( … )` recorded `GetDBOptionsFromMap`, `t = llvm::cast<T>( y )` recorded `cast`. Rule 2's flat per-function table tombstones a variable whose records disagree, so the non-type erased the declared `PHINode *PHI` / `Status s`, and the call fell to the name ladder. The field use-site index (--uses=Owner.field) lost the same pin, and a MEMBER assigned from a call read as a local, so Rule 2b refused its declared type. graph.h's varType note said such a type "simply never produces a type::method hit"; that was true of the narrow and false of the tombstone. The fix: ingest marks an assignment's record (RawBind/Binding::isFromAssignment, ingest_binds.h assignedTypeOf), and buildGraph drops it unless a class of that name exists (resolve.h assignmentNamesNoClass, with the class-name set Rule 2c already built, now built first) — from Rule 2's varType table, from collectFieldUseSites' table and from the local-name set Rules 2b/2c and the external veto read. A declaration's callee-read type is kept: that declaration exists with an unrecorded type, and its conflict with a sibling declaration is what keeps one block's type off the other's calls. Measured, `--pin-census --no-cache`, C rows joined on (caller id, callee, line), main fe28fd4 vs this change: rocksdb 0e2801ac3 1,871 sites change target, bound +1,562 (1,544 newly bound, 327 retargeted, 0 lost; 1,494 are Status::ok); llvm-project 4d5358b1d 4,046 sites, bound +2,984 (2,859 newly bound, 1,187 retargeted, 0 lost). Seeded sample of 60 (seed 20260917; 25 rocksdb, 35 llvm), graded blind by independent readers with A/B randomised per site: 51 better, 6 same, 3 worse (39 NONE->RIGHT, 5 WRONG->RIGHT, 4 PARTIAL->RIGHT, 2 NONE->PARTIAL, 1 WRONG->PARTIAL; 4 WRONG->WRONG, 2 RIGHT->RIGHT). The three worse are resolver floors the tombstone had masked: rocksdb `Iterator*` narrowing onto memtable namesake `Iterator` classes, and two arity picks of the wrong overload of the right class. The local-name-set part alone moves 23 rocksdb and 132 llvm sites; 15 graded 10 better, 2 same, 3 worse — two of those expose Rule 2c reading a member named like a class (`std::unique_ptr<ToolOutputFile> OutputFile`) as that class, a floor this change unmasks and does not cause. Built and rejected: dropping a DECLARATION's callee-read type too. +89 llvm sites (0 rocksdb), 15 graded 11 better, 2 same, 2 worse, but it hands one block's written type to a sibling block's `auto t = ns::cast<Decoy>( y )` — arm 48. Considered for redhat-et#276's floor (narrowcheck arm 39d, unqualified `Vec<T>()` constructors): a scratch composition of redhat-et#276 50b97b7 + this change reading that spelling moves 245 llvm sites, 170 lost and 0 gained (779 lost before this change), all declaration conflicts like `auto *LI = cast<LoadInst>( … )` beside another `LI`. The floor stays. Format: the bind record gains one u8 (kCacheVersion 22 -> 23, kMinBindRecordBytes 26 -> 27, cachefuzzcheck's walker reads it); kParserVer 99 -> 104 with both quality.h mirrors (100-103 are declared by lanes queued ahead; the train assigns); test/qschemetrip.hash re-pinned with a RE-PIN LOG entry. graph.h stays line-neutral above rankGraphTeleport. Gate: test/narrowcheck.sh arms 44-51 (fixture generated in-gate). Red on main fe28fd4: 44, 45, 46, 49, 50 (no edge, owner_candidates="2", no census row). Red on variants built from this change: 48 when declarations are dropped too, 46 without the local-name-set filter, 51 when the new byte is not persisted. Green here, with arms 1-25. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

kParserVer and kIngestParserVerMirror: 103 over train 2b's 102 (the PR declared 99 -> 103 over main); the 103 note leads the 102/101/100 notes, renumbered to the train's assignment. test/qschemetripcheck.sh: redhat-et#276's RE-PIN LOG entry above train 2b's, renumbered and naming train 1's kQSnapCacheScheme 14. test/qschemetrip.hash keeps train 1b's pin here; it is re-derived once on the final merged tree. CHANGELOG.md: redhat-et#276's entry moves after redhat-et#268's (train members in merge order). src/ingest_binds.h and test/narrowcheck.sh merged without conflict. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…es, .hxx, --slice --since onto train 3 kParserVer and kIngestParserVerMirror: 104 after redhat-et#276's 103 (the lane declared 99 -> 100 over main for the .hxx crawl row); the 104 note leads, renumbered to the train's assignment. test/qschemetripcheck.sh: the lane's RE-PIN LOG entry above redhat-et#276's, renumbered. test/qschemetrip.hash keeps train 1b's pin here; it is re-derived once on the final tree. CHANGELOG.md: the lane's five entries merged after redhat-et#276's; the .hxx entry's parser-version sentence renumbered. src/graph.h merged without conflict below rankGraphTeleport (3438). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…104) 05616b8c hashes the train's declarations (kParserVer and its mirror 104, kCacheVersion 22, kQSnapCacheScheme 14). Neither lane pin (redhat-et#276 95a27416 over 103, small-fixes 6fa4c131 over 100) nor train 1b's 31d4ca8d hashed this tree. One RE-PIN LOG entry names the base. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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fix(resolve): assigning a variable from a function call erased the type it was declared with #278

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fix(ingest): a receiver typed with template arguments recorded no type, or the wrong class - #276

fix(ingest): a receiver typed with template arguments recorded no type, or the wrong class#276
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Sequencing — lands AFTER #256 and #268

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