merge: reconcile upstream through 041db101

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Merges upstream main through 041db101 (upstream colbymchenry#2526, "a re-export imports its module, and sync follows barrels of barrels") into fork/consolidated. It is the only upstream commit not already here.

What changes

• A JavaScript or TypeScript export { X } from './y' or export * from './y' now imports its module the way an import … from does: an import node and a reference. codegraph affected and a module's dependents include the barrels that re-export it. This is the kernel change (codegraph-kernel/src/tsjs/mod.rs) and its TypeScript twin in src/extraction/tree-sitter.ts, taken as upstream wrote them.
• codegraph sync and the file watcher follow an index.ts that re-exports another barrel, when the inner barrel is deleted or added. This is src/resolution/module-importers.ts.

Where the fork differs from upstream

• src/resolution/import-resolver.ts keeps the fork's version: upstream's only change there was exporting one constant, and the fork's resolver is the kernel.
• The fork's import reader takes a file's re-exports from its reexport binding rows, as it already takes its imports from import rows, instead of re-reading the file's text. The chase depth (8) is the kernel resolver's REEXPORT_MAX_DEPTH.
• Only export … from statements count for the importer search, as upstream's reader does; an import { x } …; export { x as y } forward is not followed there (the kernel resolver itself does follow it).
• CHANGELOG.md is the fork's plus the two new upstream entries. The changelog helper also offered four older upstream entries (VB.NET type lookup, CRLF store exports, C++ calls without a receiver, Go calls through a package-named local) that earlier reconciles did not carry, two of which the fork words differently; I left them out, as before.

A second commit (kernel)
The first push failed status-index-health ("a file the parser could not read keeps status from reporting up to date") on Ubuntu and macOS. A barrel whose other lines fail to parse now has an import node per export … from line, so the kernel's collapsed-parse warning (parse produced no symbols), which the fork emits in Rust, stopped firing. Upstream's TypeScript extractor already leaves those import nodes out of its symbol count; the kernel's parse_collapse_warning now does too (reexport_imports counter on the kernel tables, incremented where the walker makes the import).

A third commit (sync)
CodeRabbit and cubic both flagged that importersOf stops following a re-exporting module the first time any route reaches it. Reproduced: with c.ts re-exporting Button from a barrel and Btn through a.ts, an importer of Btn from c.ts stayed unlinked after the barrel was deleted or added, where a fresh index links it. The module is now followed again for the names a later route adds, and not when it adds none. Upstream's version of this loop has the same gap; the two-route case is in sync-module-importers.test.ts and fails without the change.

Checks

• Full local suite after the kernel fix: 698 files, 8,916 passed, 0 failed, 37 skipped. After the sync fix: sync-module-importers 9 passed (6 existing, 3 new) and tsc --noEmit clean. The five source probes run in the deploy gate (codegraph-fork-sync merge).
• Golden dump diff, torture-multilang.dump: +2 import nodes, +2 contains edges, +2 imports references, for the two export … from lines of torture.tsx. Nothing else moved.

README rows checked: the upstream merge point in "About this fork" now reads 041db101; no benchmark number or table is affected.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Improvements
  • Dependency and affected-file results now account for modules re-exported through barrels, including wildcard, named, and namespace exports.
  • File watching now refreshes dependent files when a nested index.ts barrel is added or deleted.
  • Changes to re-export chains are followed across multiple routes, helping keep affected-file results up to date.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

JavaScript and TypeScript re-exports now record dependencies on their source modules. Importer traversal follows re-export chains, including nested barrels. Tests cover extraction, dependency tracking, and sync behavior. The README updates the recorded upstream commit for the fork.

Changes

Re-export dependency tracking

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Extract source-module imports codegraph-kernel/src/tsjs/mod.rs, codegraph-kernel/src/buffers.rs, src/extraction/tree-sitter.ts, __tests__/extraction.test.ts, __tests__/fixtures/golden/torture-multilang.dump	Source-bearing re-exports now create source-module imports while retaining re-export references. Re-export import nodes are excluded from the symbol count used for parse-error warnings. Tests cover star, named, and namespace re-exports, dependent tracking, and updated graph output.
Follow re-export chains src/resolution/module-importers.ts	ImportReader exposes and caches re-export records. Importer traversal propagates wildcard, namespace, and matching named re-exports with language-specific depth limits.
Cover nested barrel sync updates __tests__/sync-module-importers.test.ts, CHANGELOG.md	The sync fixture adds nested barrels, renamed exports, namespace imports, and multiple routes. The changelog records dependency tracking and nested-barrel sync behavior.

Fork metadata

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Update recorded upstream commit README.md	The README now records 041db101 as the upstream base commit for fork/consolidated.

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Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 6f567

Dependency tracking improves, but converging re-export paths can leave downstream references stale after a successful sync. The supported impact is graph consistency within the indexed project; no privilege or credential change is established.

Retained concerns

• Medium · reliability · inferred: The new ES-module traversal identifies a barrel only by its path, although its propagated name set can grow through different routes. A later route is skipped after the first discovery, so outer importers can omit names needed for reopening. This can leave stale reference state while sync succeeds and the watcher clears its pending changes. The concern is incomplete recovery and failure containment, not a verified authorization bypass.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — A contributor controlling repository re-export topology can influence propagated name sets and the graph references selected for reopening. The traced sink is dependency and reference state in the active graph database, potentially across many project files. Cross-tenant exposure, credential authority, and security-enforcement consumers remain unestablished.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — In the changed walker branch, importing a re-export source means emitting an import node, a module reference, and binding references. That extraction operation does not execute the referenced JavaScript module. The enclosing visitor retains its existing stack guard.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Existing controls serialize sync writers through an in-process mutex and file lock. Selected edge replacement is transactional, with reference-insertion failure rolling back deletion. These controls protect mutation ownership and partial writes; they do not correct names omitted before mutation.
• observed — The watcher retains pending events after thrown sync failures, uses bounded retry backoff, and preserves events arriving during an in-flight sync. After success it clears older events. Silent traversal omissions therefore do not trigger this exception-based recovery mechanism.

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