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Regenerate a single functionality of a rendered project - #318
This adds a way to regenerate a single functionality of a project that was rendered completely before.
Usage: codeplain --regenerate 2 project.plain
Changing one functionality used to mean rendering every functionality after it again, even the ones whose specs did not change. That costs time and credits, and the code of those functionalities can come back different.
How it works:
it checks the project was rendered before and removes the conformance tests of the functionality you regenerate
it sends the old spec of that functionality together with the new one, so the model knows which code belongs to the old spec and must go
it commits the new implementation on top of the existing commits, with a "fully regenerated" message
it runs the conformance tests of that functionality, then the tests of every other one
it updates module_metadata.json for that functionality only
Example
Example run on a project with 4 FRs:
***functional specs***
- Implement :MainExecutableFile: and :RunCLI: for :ExpenseCLI:.
- Implement the "add" command of :RunCLI:.
- Implement the "list" command of :RunCLI:.
- Implement the "report" command of :RunCLI:.
Then I changed FR 2 and FR 4. FR 2 only changes the line it prints:
- The line is exactly "Added expense #<id>: <amount> <category> <date>".
+ The line is exactly "ADDED EXPENSE ITEM #<id>: <amount> <category> <date>".
FR 4 changes the whole "report" command. It used to print one line per category sorted by category
ascending, then a total. Now it takes a "--top N" flag and prints a ranked breakdown with shares and
bars, and an "Other" row for the categories that do not fit:
* 0a1f488 [Codeplain] functionality ID (FRID):4 fully regenerated
* ddfa2c4 [Codeplain] Implemented code and unit tests for functionality 4
* ca3f455 [Codeplain] functionality ID (FRID):2 fully regenerated
* 9493fa0 [Codeplain] Implemented code and unit tests for functionality 2
* b9cb268 [Codeplain] functionality ID (FRID):4 fully implemented
* ea4a63b [Codeplain] Implemented code and unit tests for functionality 4
* 9dc6f4a [Codeplain] functionality ID (FRID):3 fully implemented
* db2ecb8 [Codeplain] Implemented code and unit tests for functionality 3
* 7f257e6 [Codeplain] functionality ID (FRID):2 fully implemented
* 1292111 [Codeplain] Implemented code and unit tests for functionality 2
* b6291d3 [Codeplain] functionality ID (FRID):1 fully implemented
* 6684c52 [Codeplain] Implemented code and unit tests for functionality 1
* 95eac0d [Codeplain] Initial module commit
Commits in the conformance_tests:
* efbb21a - Implement the "report" command of :RunCLI:.
* 6f7b7d8 - Implement the "add" command of :RunCLI:.
* 9837543 - Implement the "report" command of :RunCLI:.
* e6399cc - Implement the "list" command of :RunCLI:.
* f85ea21 - Implement the "add" command of :RunCLI:.
* 76744aa - Implement :MainExecutableFile: and :RunCLI: for :ExpenseCLI:.
* 634504e [Codeplain] Initial module commit
Both regenerated functionalities got their conformance tests written again, so the "add" and the
"report" command each have two commits.
These are the parameters of the render_functional_requirement calls. functional_requirements is
the part that matters: it is what the code on disk implements, not what the spec file says.
FR 4 is in there with its old spec, even though cli.plain already had the new one with "--top". The
code of FR 4 was not rendered again yet, so the model sees the specs that match the code.
FR 2 is in there with its new spec now, because the first regeneration implemented it.
After both runs every functionality matches the spec file again, and the tool reports no outstanding
work.
Additional notes:
The conformance tests now run as a whole collection during a regeneration. e.g.: on a project with 4 FRs, regenerating FR 2 runs the tests as 2, 1, 3, 4. A normal render still only runs them up to the functionality being implemented.
The tests of the regenerated functionality are skipped in the regression pass, because they already passed earlier in the run.
The metadata of the functionalities you did not regenerate keeps the spec their code implements. So if you change FR 2 and FR 4 and only regenerate 2, the tool still tells you FR 4 is left to do.
This makes the keys in module_metadata.json come out unordered. e.g.: render 1, 2, 3 then regenerate 2 gives { "1": {...}, "3": {...}, "2": {...} }. JSON does not require ordered keys, so this should not matter.
--render-from N after a regeneration still renders from N-1. The regeneration commits get discarded anyway.
Unrelated change: .gitignore now ignores .claude/worktrees/, which kept showing up while working in a worktree.
Added an option to regenerate a previously rendered functionality by ID. The ID must match a functionality in the plain file, and the functionality must have existing rendered work.
Regeneration refreshes related conformance tests when enabled and is tracked separately from newly completed functionality.
Bug Fixes
Improved regression-test handling after regeneration, including when the next functionality has no conformance tests.
Acceptance-test lookup now safely handles empty test lists and completed-test counts beyond the available tests.
The CLI can regenerate a selected, previously rendered functionality. Regeneration state flows through repository preparation, rendering, API requests, regression testing, metadata updates, and commit creation.
Changes: Functionality regeneration
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Select and prepare a functionality plain2code_arguments.py, plain2code.py, render_machine/actions/prepare_repositories.py, module_renderer.py, tests/test_prepare_repositories_layout.py, tests/test_terminal_attachment.py
The CLI adds --regenerate. Repository preparation validates the requested functionality and loads stored specifications. The renderer carries regeneration mode into the render context for ranged renders.
The render context stores regeneration state and prior requirement data. API requests include regeneration fields. Regression handling advances through conformance tests and returns to the implemented functionality when testing ends. Acceptance-scenario lookup returns None when the completed-test count exceeds the available tests.
Record regeneration and metadata git_utils.py, plain_modules.py, render_machine/actions/commit_conformance_tests_changes.py, render_machine/actions/finish_functional_requirement.py, render_machine/state_machine_config.py, tests/test_git_utils.py, tests/test_plain_modules.py
Completion and conformance-test actions select regeneration-specific commit messages. Metadata updates its source hash only when stored requirements and the non-functional source hash match current values. Tests cover commit-frontier and metadata behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as plain2code
participant Prep as PrepareRepositories
participant Renderer as ModuleRenderer
participant Context as RenderContext
participant Action as RenderFunctionalRequirement
participant API as CodeplainAPI
CLI->>Prep: Pass regeneration FRID
Prep->>Context: Load stored specifications
CLI->>Renderer: Pass render range and regeneration flag
Renderer->>Context: Build regeneration render context
Context->>Action: Provide regeneration context
Action->>API: Send requirement and prior context
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Codeplain-ai/codeplain#349: Changes module metadata representation and render-context regression handling that this PR also updates.
Suggested reviewers:zanjonke, pedjaradenkovic
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 3a647
Regenerating one functionality can leave the project in an inconsistent state. A later partial render can discard the regenerated code, a retry can keep files from a failed attempt, and a configuration value can override an explicit CLI choice. Resolve these before merging.
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Review comments at @plain2code_arguments.py:
- Around line 289-294: Update the render option handling around
render_range_group so exclusivity is enforced after update_args_with_config
merges configuration values; either let explicit CLI options take precedence
across the group or reject conflicting merged values before render proceeds.
Review comments at @render_machine/actions/prepare_repositories.py:
- Around line 113-119: Validate that module_metadata["functionalities"] contains
the selected FRID before indexing it in the old_frid_spec assignment. If the
list is too short, dispatch the existing incomplete-metadata error and return
the existing error result instead of raising IndexError.
Review comments at @render_machine/render_context.py:
- Around line 382-385: Update the terminal FRID selection in the `terminal_frid`
logic to use the rendered test or commit frontier rather than the last FRID in
`plain_spec.get_frids(self.plain_source_tree)`. Preserve the existing
non-regeneration behavior, and ensure regression stops at the last rendered FRID
when a module contains unrendered FRIDs.
- Around line 513-514: In the regression completion flow after
`_get_next_test_to_run`, restore `current_testing_frid` to
`frid_being_implemented` before `SummarizeConformanceTests` starts, so
postprocessing uses the regenerated functionality’s test folder and stores its
summary under the correct FRID.
Review comments at @render_machine/render_utils.py:
- Around line 29-30: Update the regeneration flow guarded by
render_context.is_regenerate to restore the pre-regeneration checkpoint before
retrying functionality generation. Keep the checkpoint scoped to the failed
attempt so the retry starts without its generated files while preserving changes
from later functionalities.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Enforce render-option exclusivity after the configuration merge.
Argparse checks this group before update_args_with_config adds configuration values. If the CLI supplies --render-from 3 and the configuration supplies regenerate: 2, both values remain set. render then selects regeneration of functionality 2 and ignores the explicit CLI request. Apply CLI precedence across the whole group, or reject the combined values after the merge.
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Review comment at @plain2code_arguments.py around lines 289 - 294:
Update the render option handling around render_range_group so exclusivity is
enforced after update_args_with_config merges configuration values; either let
explicit CLI options take precedence across the group or reject conflicting
merged values before render proceeds.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Restore the pre-regeneration code before a generation retry.
When unit-test failures restart functionality generation, this return skips every rollback. The next RenderFunctionalRequirement.execute call reads files produced by the failed attempt and sends them as its existing code. The retry is therefore not a fresh attempt, and files from the failed attempt can remain in the replacement. Save a pre-regeneration checkpoint and restore it on retry without reverting later functionalities.
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Review comment at @render_machine/render_utils.py around lines 29 - 30:
Update the regeneration flow guarded by render_context.is_regenerate to restore
the pre-regeneration checkpoint before retrying functionality generation. Keep
the checkpoint scoped to the failed attempt so the retry starts without its
generated files while preserving changes from later functionalities.
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- Around line 524-534: When `_has_reached_implementation_frid()` is true during
regeneration, call `_end_regression_run()` and return so it restores the
regenerated module and FRID before continuing. Preserve the existing completion
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Point the cursor back at frid_being_implemented when the terminal FRID ends regression.
During regeneration, _has_reached_implementation_frid() treats the module's last FRID in the spec as the terminal FRID. Take a module with FRIDs 1–4 where FRID 2 is regenerated. Regression ends here with current_testing_frid == "4", and this branch does not move the cursor back. _end_regression_run does move it back, but only when a functionality has no conformance tests.
The two outcomes of this branch:
If the code did not change, MARK_ALL_CONFORMANCE_TESTS_PASSED goes to postprocessing with FRID 4 as the current FRID. Postprocessing then looks up FRID 4's test folder, not FRID 2's.
If the code changed, the re-run tests FRID 4 instead of the regenerated FRID 2.
Fix: route this branch through _end_regression_run(), which already restores the module and FRID, reloads the specifications, and dispatches the right trigger.
Proposed fix
if self._has_reached_implementation_frid():
- # Reached implementation FRID - only re-run it if code changed during regression- if ctx.code_changed_during_regression:- ctx.execution_phase = TestExecutionPhase.COMPLETED- else:- ctx.execution_phase = TestExecutionPhase.COMPLETED- self.machine.dispatch(triggers.MARK_ALL_CONFORMANCE_TESTS_PASSED)- return+ if self.is_regenerate:+ self._end_regression_run()+ return+ ctx.execution_phase = TestExecutionPhase.COMPLETED+ if not ctx.code_changed_during_regression:+ self.machine.dispatch(triggers.MARK_ALL_CONFORMANCE_TESTS_PASSED)+ return
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When `_has_reached_implementation_frid()` is true during regeneration, call
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fixed regeneration for a corner case that's related to the one you DMed me about. The conformance running loop didn't terminate correctly when it hit the next functionality that didn't have conformance tests (because a previous run was cancelled during conf test generation). Basically functionality was there but conf tests weren't. The conf test running loop produced an index error. Now that's handled in the render context:
if not ctx.current_conformance_tests_exist():
self._end_regression_run()
return
the commit f345316 fixes another weird behaviour I spotted. Let's say there are modules A and B, each with 3 functionalities. If I regenerate B2, the conf test loop wouldn't run A2 because that condition only checked the functionality ID but not the module_name. If there was also module C, C2 wouldn't have been ran either.
Please check the commits that I pushed after your review.
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render_machine/actions/prepare_repositories.py:113-130 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Restore conformance tests when regeneration fails or is cancelled.
_prepare_regenerate deletes the selected test folder and persists its removal before code or conformance-test generation starts. A later API failure or cancellation can therefore leave the project without that functionality's conformance tests. No failure path restores the deleted folder or JSON entry. Keep the old test state until the replacement is generated and committed, or restore it on every regeneration failure and cancellation. This preserves the intentional replacement behavior after a successful regeneration and is independent of code-file retry rollback.
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Update `_prepare_regenerate` so it does not delete the selected conformance-test
folder or persist removal of its JSON entry before regeneration succeeds. Keep
the existing test state available until replacement tests are generated and
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The new "fully regenerated" checkpoint is invisible to the FRID-to-commit lookup. _get_commit_with_frid still greps only FUNCTIONAL_REQUIREMENT_FINISHED_COMMIT_MESSAGE, and the regenerate commit sits on top of the last rendered FRID. After --regenerate 2 on a 5-FR module, any later partial render starting at FRID 3+ (--render-from, or automatic partial rendering after a spec edit) goes through revert_code_to_frid(previous_frid) in PrepareRepositories, which reset --hards the code and conformance-test repos to a commit that predates the regeneration. The regenerated code and tests are silently dropped, while module_metadata.json (not in git) keeps FRID 2's new spec after truncation, so change detection reports FRID 2 as up to date. (bug due to git_utils.py: commit_message_pattern = FUNCTIONAL_REQUIREMENT_FINISHED_COMMIT_MESSAGE.format(frid))
In regenerate mode the regression pass ends on the last spec FRID, and completes there without running that FRID's tests or restoring the cursor. With FRIDs 1-4 and --regenerate 2: it runs 1, skips 2, runs 3, then at 4 dispatches MARK_ALL_CONFORMANCE_TESTS_PASSED with current_testing_frid == "4" and FRID 4's tests never run. SummarizeConformanceTests then reads FRID 4's folder and set_conformance_tests_summary overwrites FRID 4's summary; if code changed during the pass, FRID 4 is re-run instead of FRID 2. _end_regression_run restores frid_being_implemented ("the postprocessing steps look their conformance test folder up by it") but only the no-tests path calls it. Same as the open CodeRabbit thread Regenerate a single functionality of a rendered project #318 (comment); the new tests only cover regenerating the last FRID. (bug due to render_context.py: terminal_frid = list(plain_spec.get_frids(self.plain_source_tree))[-1] if self.is_regenerate else ctx.frid_being_implemented)
`codeplain --regenerate <func-id> project.plain` generates one functionality
again in a project that was rendered before. The functionalities after it keep
their code.
Rebased onto main. The functionality ID is now a func-id, so the stored
functionality is looked up by its id instead of by its position, and the help
text names a func-id. The seventeen commits of the branch are squashed into
one: main changed the functionality ID from a whole number to a func-id, so the
steps in between cannot be replayed on their own.
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printf'%s\n''--- metadata update ---'
nl -ba plain_modules.py | sed -n '300,390p'printf'%s\n''--- change detection ---'
nl -ba change_detection.py | sed -n '1,200p'printf'%s\n''--- render range selection ---'
nl -ba plain2code.py | sed -n '320,430p'printf'%s\n''--- metadata helpers ---'
rg -n -F -e 'def truncate_functionalities' -e 'def update_functionality' --glob '*.py'.printf'%s\n''--- range checkpoint validation ---'
nl -ba plain_modules.py | sed -n '577,620p'
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Preserve regenerated changes when resetting for a partial render.
After regenerating FR 2, --render-from 3 resets to FR 2's old fully implemented checkpoint. This can discard the regenerated code and conformance tests while metadata retains the new FR 2 specification. Change detection can then treat FR 2 as current.
Preserve regenerated changes before the render boundary and keep metadata in sync. Selecting the latest regenerated checkpoint alone is not sufficient: it can also retain changes after the boundary. Add a test that regenerates FR 1, calls revert_to_commit_with_frid(repo, "1"), and checks the regenerated content. Also test a partial render with later functionalities.
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Update revert_to_commit_with_frid so resetting for a partial render preserves
regenerated changes before the render boundary and keeps their metadata in sync,
without retaining changes after the boundary. Extend the tests to regenerate FR
1, call revert_to_commit_with_frid(repo, "1"), and verify the regenerated
content remains; also cover a partial render with later functionalities to
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This adds a way to regenerate a single functionality of a project that was rendered completely before.
Usage:
codeplain --regenerate 2 project.plainChanging one functionality used to mean rendering every functionality after it again, even the ones whose specs did not change. That costs time and credits, and the code of those functionalities can come back different.
How it works:
module_metadata.jsonfor that functionality onlyExample
Example run on a project with 4 FRs:
Then I changed FR 2 and FR 4. FR 2 only changes the line it prints:
FR 4 changes the whole "report" command. It used to print one line per category sorted by category
ascending, then a total. Now it takes a "--top N" flag and prints a ranked breakdown with shares and
bars, and an "Other" row for the categories that do not fit:
Then I ran
--regenerate 2and after that--regenerate 4.Render IDs, so you can look at the traces on LangSmith:
--regenerate 2
--regenerate 4
The commits in the rendered module:
Commits in the conformance_tests:
Both regenerated functionalities got their conformance tests written again, so the "add" and the
"report" command each have two commits.
These are the parameters of the
render_functional_requirementcalls.functional_requirementsisthe part that matters: it is what the code on disk implements, not what the spec file says.
--regenerate 2:FR 4 is in there with its old spec, even though cli.plain already had the new one with "--top". The
code of FR 4 was not rendered again yet, so the model sees the specs that match the code.
--regenerate 4:FR 2 is in there with its new spec now, because the first regeneration implemented it.
After both runs every functionality matches the spec file again, and the tool reports no outstanding
work.
Additional notes:
module_metadata.jsoncome out unordered. e.g.: render 1, 2, 3 then regenerate 2 gives{ "1": {...}, "3": {...}, "2": {...} }. JSON does not require ordered keys, so this should not matter.--render-from Nafter a regeneration still renders from N-1. The regeneration commits get discarded anyway..gitignorenow ignores.claude/worktrees/, which kept showing up while working in a worktree.This replaces #216, which was closed after the branch was rebased on main. It needs https://github.com/Codeplain-ai/codeplain-api/pull/105 on the API side.
Summary by CodeRabbit