fix(store): refuse element names already taken by a library symbol (DOPE-557) - #1078
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…OPE-557) POUs, data types and global variable lists share one generated namespace with the bundled .stlib archives, and those archives are in every build regardless of the project's `libraries` list. A name reused from one emits a second declaration of the same symbol, reported only as a C++ error in a generated file the user never sees — strucpp itself returns success. Extend the existing element-name gate with the library symbol table rather than adding a third validator. The refusal names the conflicting library and whether the symbol is a function or a function block. The whole installed pool counts, not only the bundled set, so enabling a library later cannot turn a project that compiles into one that does not. The gate stays entry-point only — create, rename and duplicate. A project that already carries a colliding name still opens, and can be renamed out of the collision. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GMzj2J1JRfs8GsUBFtfkX6
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WalkthroughThe shared slice now blocks case-insensitive name collisions with system-library functions and function blocks. Tests cover creation, renaming, duplication, derived global-variable-list types, valid names, and existing projects with collisions. ChangesLibrary symbol collision prevention
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Projects can still be created or renamed with library-conflicting names during startup, bypassing the new collision protection and potentially reintroducing the symbol-resolution failures this change is intended to prevent. Library readiness must be enforced before these name actions are merge-ready. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ProjectAction
participant elementNameCollision
participant SystemLibraries
ProjectAction->>elementNameCollision: validate element name
elementNameCollision->>SystemLibraries: scan installed POUs
SystemLibraries-->>elementNameCollision: return library and symbol kind
elementNameCollision-->>ProjectAction: accept name or return collision error
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In `@src/frontend/store/__tests__/shared-slice.test.ts`:
- Line 1334: Update the handleOpenProjectResponse fixture to type projectData as
PLCProjectData, removing the ReturnType<typeof store.getState> and unknown
assertions; retain only as const assertions needed for discriminant values.
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…OPE-557) `handleOpenProjectResponse` takes `OpenProjectResponseData`, whose `projectData` is already `PLCProjectData`, so the `ReturnType<...>` and `as unknown` assertions the fixture carried were noise standing in for contextual typing. Addresses the CodeRabbit review on #1078. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GMzj2J1JRfs8GsUBFtfkX6
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Approving. No findings. What I have is an answer to the question you put to the reviewer, plus one observation about scope.
Answering your question
"The whole installed pool is checked... Flag it if you'd rather scope it to
bundledLibraryNames ∪ enabledLibraries."
Keep it as it is. The costs are asymmetric. The cost of the broad scope is refusing a name that would compile today — visible, immediate, and the user picks another name. The cost of the narrow scope is a project that compiles today and stops compiling when somebody enables a library, with the diagnostic being a C++ error in a generated file they have never seen, arriving after compile() returned success: true. The second is far worse and lands much later.
Worth naming a consequence the body does not: the installed pool varies per machine. The same name can be accepted on one developer's machine and refused on another's, depending on what each has installed. That does not change my answer, but it is an argument for the message naming the library — which it does, and which is what turns a confusing refusal into an actionable one.
What I verified
A gap that looked real and is not. librarySymbolOwning scans only state.libraries.system, and the same file also touches libraries.user, so user libraries looked excluded. I went and checked: libraries.user entries are { name, type } with no .pous — it is a record of which library blocks the project uses, not a pool of symbols. libraries.system is the authoritative structure, so scanning it is complete. Flagging that would have been wrong.
The derived name is checked too. A global variable list occupies two symbols, and <name>_TYPE goes through the same gate — hence "Limits" needs the type name "Limits_TYPE", which is a function block in the oscat-basic library. Easy to forget, and it is the case a user would find hardest to diagnose.
LIBRARY_SYMBOL_KIND is an exhaustive Record<LibraryPouType, string>, so adding a member to LibraryPouType becomes a type error rather than undefined in the message.
The tests are load-bearing. 230 pass; I neutralised the main gate and 10 fail.
Entry-point only, no load-time validation — a card acceptance criterion, and the reasoning is right: validating on load would lock a user out of a project they can no longer fix.
Mirror 2/2 byte-identical. CI green on both. CodeRabbit's fixture-assertion finding was addressed in d24110227 and confirmed by the bot.
One observation on scope
This gate covers element names — POU, data type, global variable list. It does not cover variable names, and the compile error in the description confirms that is the right read of the bug: the collision is between a project data type and the library's typedef.
Looking at the DOPE-577 family — 538 (done), this one, 598 and 600 (backlog), 599 (in review) — nothing covers a POU-local variable named after a library symbol. Most likely a non-issue, since a local becomes a struct member in the generated C++ (pou.MATRIX) rather than a top-level name. Raising it only because the report that prompted this work was described to me in terms of variables, so it is worth confirming the reproduction was an element and not a variable before the card is closed.
Worth noting
The PR reports a collateral defect that is not its own: renaming a POU with its editor open and committing by clicking into the code editor throws BugIndicatingError: Model is disposed!. It is root-caused to monaco-model-sync.ts:105-112, confirmed pre-existing on development, and filed as DOPE-581. Finding a bug while validating, tracing it, and filing it rather than leaving it because it is out of scope is worth saying out loud.
Mirror: openplc-web#728 — same review posted there; both files are byte-identical across the pair.
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174-177: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winBlock name actions until library hydration completes.
librarySymbolOwningscans all installed libraries afterloadAll()resolves, including disabled libraries.App.tsxinitially exposes an emptystate.libraries.system, so create, rename, and duplicate actions can accept a matching name during hydration. Add a readiness gate and a pre-hydration regression test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/frontend/store/slices/shared/slice.ts`:
- Around line 174-177: Update librarySymbolOwning to return no match until
library hydration has completed, using the existing library readiness state or
flag before scanning state.libraries.system. Ensure create, rename, and
duplicate name actions remain blocked during hydration, and add a regression
test covering the pre-hydration empty-library state.
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…DOPE-557) The test harness seeds the real bundled .stlib archives into the store, so the new library-symbol gate is live in every test. `SCALE` is a function in both oscat-basic and plcopen-softmotion, so creating a POU named `Scale` is now refused and the duplicate had no source to copy. Renamed the fixture to `Scaler`. The gate is behaving as intended — a POU named `Scale` produces a project that cannot be compiled, which is the defect this branch fixes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GMzj2J1JRfs8GsUBFtfkX6
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@Gustavohsdp heads-up on a commit added after your approval, since it edits a test you had just approved. The branch update brought in Fixture renamed to Worth knowing more generally: this PR makes 682 names unavailable for POUs, data types and global variable lists. |
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Mirror of https://github.com/Autonomy-Logic/openplc-web/pull/728
Closes DOPE-557 — sub-task of DOPE-577 (Family A: one identifier namespace).
The bug
Naming a project element after a symbol that ships in a bundled library produces a project that cannot be compiled, and the only diagnostic is a C++ error in a generated file the user has never seen:
Captured fresh on avr-g++ 7.3.0 with strucpp v0.6.6, the current pin. The card quoted v0.6.2 output;
cee7131freordered the declarations, so the line numbers moved (104/70 → 94/60) and the forward declaration now produces a second error.Worth stating plainly:
compile()returnssuccess: truewith zero errors and zero warnings. strucpp emits agenerated.hppthat cannot compile. Nothing warns the user until the C++ stage.The user cannot avoid it either — the five bundled archives are in every build regardless of the project's
librarieslist, so no setting makes such a name safe, and nothing in the UI hints the name is taken.The fix
DOPE-538 established
elementNameCollision(state, name, kind, ignoring?)as the single gate for POU, data type and global variable list names. This extends that function with the library symbol table rather than adding a third validator, per DOPE-577's requirement that one helper be the only place a candidate name is checked.Case-insensitive, via the existing
nameMatches. Applies to create, rename and duplicate, for all three element kinds.Two decisions worth reviewing
The whole installed pool is checked, not just the bundled five. Bundled archives are unconditional so they must be blocked; installed-but-not-enabled libraries are blocked too, so enabling one later cannot turn a compiling project into a broken one. The cost is a refusal for a name that would compile today. Flag it if you'd rather scope it to
bundledLibraryNames ∪ enabledLibraries.The gate stays entry-point only. There is no load-time validation and none was added — a project that already carries a colliding name still opens, stays editable, and can be renamed out of the collision. That is a card acceptance criterion: validation must not lock a user out of a project they can no longer fix.
Verification
shared-slice.test.tstsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.jsonmatch: true, total_diffs: 0(1081 files)Beyond the unit tests, the gate was driven against the real bundled archives — 682 symbols across the five libraries — confirming
Matrix/matrix→ oscat-basic,Sin→ iec-std-functions,RTC→ additional-function-blocks, andWidget→ allowed.Manually validated in the app against a fixture project that already carries the colliding names: it opens, the refusals appear with the library named in both the toast and the inline field error, and ordinary names are unaffected.
Note for reviewers
While validating this, renaming a POU with its editor open and committing the rename by clicking into the code editor throws
BugIndicatingError: Model is disposed!. It is pre-existing ondevelopment, unrelated to this change (the refusal returns beforeupdateInProjectruns), root-caused toservices/st-lsp/monaco-model-sync.ts:105-112, and recorded on DOPE-581, whose scope section had already deferred exactly this question.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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