feat(export): native merged/federated IFC export at parity with the JS MergedExporter (#2951) - #2952
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Move the monolithic merged.rs into merged/mod.rs and its tests into merged/tests.rs (via the sibling mod tests; include the house pattern uses), with no logic change. This creates the module directory the native merged-export parity work (#2951) lands its submodules into.
…spatial merge, visibility (#2951) Bring the native Rust merged exporter (rust/export/src/merged) up from the id-offset-only "P1" to feature parity with the JS MergedExporter, so a native consumer can federate models entirely in Rust without materializing the merge in a webview JS heap (the OOM class this addresses). - guid.rs: deterministic 22-char GlobalId minter (byte-identical to the JS deterministicGlobalId, pinned against golden values) + rooted-entity detection denylist + read/replace helpers. Duplicate GlobalIds are now unified (same unit space) or re-stamped (relationships / federated), so a merged file no longer carries duplicate GlobalIds. - spatial.rs: match IfcSite / IfcBuilding / IfcBuildingStorey onto the first model by name / elevation (single / by-name / by-elevation / by-name-then-elevation, +-0.5-unit tolerance). - plan.rs: per-model index, visibility forward-reference closure, reference rewriting, and redundant-IfcRelAggregates pruning. - units.rs: length-scale resolution + compatibility. - mod.rs: orchestrator wiring project/infra unification, spatial merge, GlobalId reconciliation, per-model visibility, and unit handling into export_merged_models, plus extended MergedOptions / MergedStats. Cross-unit rescaling (unitReconciliation 'normalize') is deferred: an incompatible-unit model is federated (never silently mis-scaled) and MergedStats.unit_rescale_required is set so the caller can gate that case to the JS path — permitted as a first-iteration limitation by the spec. cargo test -p ifc-lite-export and the workspace clippy gate are clean.
A runnable harness that reads several IFC files from disk, merges them natively via export_merged_models, writes one .ifc, and self-checks the result (duplicate GlobalIds, dangling references, unified IfcProject). This is the native path a webview-embedding consumer would drive instead of the JS MergedExporter, and the tool used to confirm a ~1.6 GB / 11-model federation merges without the WebView2 out-of-memory crash (#2951).
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a native Rust IFC merge exporter with model planning, spatial matching, GlobalId reconciliation, unit handling, reference rewriting, validation tests, and a command-line example. ChangesNative IFC merge
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The export path can currently produce corrupted entity references, incorrect unit-policy behavior, rewritten non-GlobalId attributes, or duplicate GlobalIds in merged IFC files. Because these issues can compromise output correctness, the PR is not safe to merge until they are fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
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CLI->>export_merged_models: pass models and merge options
export_merged_models->>ModelIndex: index entities and resolve references
export_merged_models->>SpatialLookup: match sites, buildings, and storeys
export_merged_models->>GuidMinter: reconcile duplicate GlobalIds
GuidMinter-->>export_merged_models: return unified or minted identifiers
export_merged_models-->>CLI: return merged STEP output and statistics
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We built an incremental slice of this same ground before seeing this PR, hit a few sharp edges by execution, and it seems more useful to hand those over than to keep a competing branch alive. Our read is that this PR should land — Two things we ran into that appear to apply here, both reproduced rather than inferred. 1. The positional check (quote must be the first thing after Concrete case, executed against this branch: returns What worked for us was replacing the denylist with the generated schema: 2.
That is defensible for a "these are the roots I want, bring their dependencies" model, and it is why this design cannot produce the dangling-reference problem at all. But it does mean Either documenting the caveat or adding narrowing would cover it; the choice depends on what Neither is on the order of the duplicate-GlobalId bug this PR already fixes, and neither looks like a blocker. Also, minor: the diff carries no changeset, and Verified this merges clean onto |
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Follow-up to the rootedness point, since "swap the denylist for a schema check" is easy to say and annoying to do: it is extracted as a standalone branch, It fits your structure without reshaping anything. Your single gate is The 54-entry legacy table is the part worth having independently of the rest. Four cases are pinned as tests: A cross-check we ran afterwards, in case it is useful: dumping all 876 Rust Nothing here is a blocker on this PR, and the merged-export work in it stands on its own. |
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@BIMvoice Could you please let me know which software you use to test your IFC files? On my end, I have access to Tekla, SolidWorks, Revit, and some local vendor tools. If you could share any specific IFC files with edge cases, it would really help me analyze the merge issue from different angles. Right now, I'm primarily driven by my own use case: I'm working with 10 files that need to be merged into a single IFC model under a single |
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rust/export/src/merged/spatial.rs (1)
246-256: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSelect the closest storey instead of the first one inside tolerance.
The loop returns the first unmatched entry whose elevation is inside tolerance.
storeys_by_elevationis in scan order. If two first-model storeys are both inside tolerance, the merge can pair the later storey with the farther one. Selecting the minimum absolute difference removes that ambiguity.Confirm that the JS
matchRootContaineruses first-match order before you change this, because the module targets byte parity with the JS exporter.♻️ Proposed nearest-match fallback
- let elevation = storey_elevation(line)? * elevation_factor; - for &(id, entry_elev) in &self.storeys_by_elevation { - if matched.contains(&id) { - continue; - } - let tolerance = 0.5f64.max(entry_elev.abs() * 0.01); - if (elevation - entry_elev).abs() <= tolerance { - return Some(id); - } - } - None + let elevation = storey_elevation(line)? * elevation_factor; + self.storeys_by_elevation + .iter() + .filter(|(id, entry_elev)| { + !matched.contains(id) + && (elevation - entry_elev).abs() <= 0.5f64.max(entry_elev.abs() * 0.01) + }) + .min_by(|(_, a), (_, b)| { + (elevation - a).abs().total_cmp(&(elevation - b).abs()) + }) + .map(|&(id, _)| id)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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203-209: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReduce the number of full passes over each model.
Each model is scanned three times:
ModelIndex::build(Line 205),resolve_length_scale(Line 209), anddetect_schema(Line 243). The first model is indexed twice, once at Line 186 and once in the loop. For the reported 1.65 GB federation this cost is significant.Keep the first
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In `@rust/export/examples/merge_ifc.rs`:
- Around line 96-110: Update the merge validation in the result check to accept
the expected number of projects for federated output, using
stats.federated_model_count or otherwise allowing multiple projects when
federation occurred, while preserving the dangling-reference validation and
failure behavior for unexpected counts.
In `@rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs`:
- Around line 207-240: Extend GuidMinter::mint to accept the current model’s
local_guids as an exclusion set, and check that set alongside emitted_guids and
pending during collision resolution. Pass local_guids from the plan-building
flow so minted GlobalIds cannot duplicate unchanged GlobalIds emitted by the
same model.
- Around line 185-195: Filter the first model’s shared merge targets through
plan::resolve_included before constructing canonical_project, first_infra, and
spatial_lookup, so only ids emitted by the first model can be reused by later
models. Update the relevant ModelIndex facts or selection logic to choose
included entities, preserving the existing first-compatible target behavior.
In `@rust/export/src/merged/tests.rs`:
- Around line 354-360: Update leading_guids in rust/export/src/merged/tests.rs
(lines 354-360) with regression inputs covering non-rooted IFC entities such as
IFCCOLOURRGB and IFCMATERIALLAYER. In rust/export/examples/merge_ifc.rs (lines
166-176), classify rootedness from the entity type before treating its first
quoted 22-character string as a GlobalId, and count only rooted entities’
GlobalIds.
Apply the same fix in `@rust/export/examples/merge_ifc.rs` around lines 166 - 176:
The validation harness performs the same shape-only GlobalId classification.
Apply the same fix in `@rust/export/src/merged/guid.rs` around lines 75 - 132.
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In `@rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs`:
- Around line 203-209: Reduce repeated model scans in the export loop by
retaining and reusing the first ModelIndex created before iteration 0 instead of
rebuilding it in ModelIndex::build. Consolidate resolve_length_scale and
detect_schema with the index-building traversal where feasible, then pass the
collected results through the existing plan and export flow without changing
behavior for subsequent models.
In `@rust/export/src/merged/spatial.rs`:
- Around line 246-256: Update the storey matching logic around storey_elevation
and storeys_by_elevation to inspect all unmatched entries within tolerance and
select the one with the smallest absolute elevation difference, rather than
returning the first match. Preserve the existing tolerance calculation and
unmatched filtering, and verify matchRootContainer’s JavaScript behavior before
changing ordering to maintain exporter parity.
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Five reviewer findings on the merged export, verified against the code and fixed: - Filtered canonical targets dangle (Greptile P1 / CR): canonical_project, first_infra and spatial_lookup were derived from the COMPLETE first model, so when models[0].included excludes its project / unit / a spatial container, later models still redirected refs onto those never-emitted ids. Now the first-model merge targets are filtered through resolve_included; an excluded canonical simply isn't a target and later models keep their own. - Schema conversion duplicates GlobalIds (Greptile P1): a downgrade with no target type falls back to IFCPROXY with placeholder_guid(id). Two models sharing a source-local id seeded the same GlobalId. Pass the OFFSET id so the proxy guid is globally unique (and consistent with the line's offset #id). - Within-model mint collision (CR): GuidMinter::mint only checked prior models' emitted guids + its pending set, so a re-stamped guid could collide with an unchanged guid in the SAME model. mint now takes the current model's local_guids as an extra exclusion set. - Type-aware GlobalId classification (CR): the harness/tests counted the first 22-char quoted value as a GlobalId, misclassifying non-rooted entities that lead with a charset Name (IfcColourRgb, ...). Added those types to the rooted-entity denylist and a public leading_rooted_global_id helper (single source of truth with the merge's own extract_global_id_fast); the harness and tests use it. Regression coverage added. - Harness federated project count (CR): the self-check failed valid federated output (projects <= 1); it now expects 1 + federated_model_count. cargo test -p ifc-lite-export (36 merged tests) and the workspace clippy gate pass.
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In `@rust/export/src/merged/guid.rs`:
- Around line 100-113: Update leading_rooted_global_id to classify entities
using schema-defined rootedness, or an exhaustive versioned positive set of
rooted types, instead of treating every unlisted type as rooted. Ensure
IFCREGULARTIMESERIES is recognized as non-rooted and add a regression covering
it through leading_rooted_global_id, including the related classification paths.
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…2951) The merged/ split left mod.rs at 425 lines, over the 400-line ratchet with no allowlist row (the failing rust-tests gate). Move the plan-building helpers (ModelPlan, PlanCtx, build_plan, reconcile_global_ids, model_salt) into plan.rs — their natural home beside ModelIndex/unify_spatial — dropping mod.rs to 303, and extract plan.rs's inline tests into a sibling plan_tests.rs (exempt via the _tests.rs suffix) so plan.rs stays at 374. Prefer splitting over allowlisting per AGENTS.md.
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In `@rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs`:
- Line 36: Update leading_rooted_global_id and its underlying rootedness
detection to use the IFC schema rather than the hand-maintained denylist,
preserving IFC2X3/IFC4 compatibility through an appropriate schema table. Ensure
IFCColourRgb and IFCMaterialLayer are not classified as rooted based solely on a
GlobalId-like first string attribute, and add regression tests covering both
entity types.
In `@rust/export/src/merged/plan.rs`:
- Around line 283-289: The GlobalId reconciliation loop currently relies on
extract_global_id_fast, which can misclassify first string attributes on
non-rooted entities. Replace that decision with a schema-based rooted-entity
check, retaining a tested IFC2X3/IFC4 fallback table when schema metadata is
unavailable, and add regression coverage for IFC2X3/IFC4 cases including
IFCCOLOURRGB and IFCMATERIALLAYER.
- Around line 336-359: Update the loop over index.order to track seen
non-skipped local GlobalIds, preserving the first occurrence and adding every
later duplicate to restamp instead of allowing duplicate output identifiers.
Keep existing unification and skip behavior for unique identifiers, and add a
plan_tests.rs regression covering two rooted entities in one model with the same
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Use schema-based rootedness before exposing this API.
leading_rooted_global_id delegates to extract_global_id_fast, which uses a hand-maintained denylist. It can classify IFCCOLOURRGB and IFCMATERIALLAYER as rooted when their first string attribute resembles a GlobalId. The merge planner can then rewrite a non-GlobalId attribute.
Use schema-based rootedness, with an IFC2X3/IFC4 compatibility table if required. Add regression tests for both entity types.
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In `@rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs` at line 36, Update leading_rooted_global_id
and its underlying rootedness detection to use the IFC schema rather than the
hand-maintained denylist, preserving IFC2X3/IFC4 compatibility through an
appropriate schema table. Ensure IFCColourRgb and IFCMaterialLayer are not
classified as rooted based solely on a GlobalId-like first string attribute, and
add regression tests covering both entity types.
| for &id in &index.order { | ||
| if let Some(ty) = index.type_of.get(&id) { | ||
| if let Some(bytes) = index.line_bytes(id) { | ||
| if let Some(guid) = extract_global_id_fast(ty, bytes) { | ||
| plan.local_guids.insert(id, guid); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Use a schema-based rooted-entity check before GlobalId reconciliation.
Line 286 trusts extract_global_id_fast. Its denylist can classify a first string attribute of non-rooted entities, such as IFCCOLOURRGB and IFCMATERIALLAYER, as a GlobalId. The planner can then redirect or rewrite a non-GlobalId attribute and corrupt the exported IFC data.
Replace the denylist-based decision with schema-based rootedness. Keep a tested IFC2X3/IFC4 fallback table where schema metadata is unavailable. Add regression cases for these entity types.
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In `@rust/export/src/merged/plan.rs` around lines 283 - 289, The GlobalId
reconciliation loop currently relies on extract_global_id_fast, which can
misclassify first string attributes on non-rooted entities. Replace that
decision with a schema-based rooted-entity check, retaining a tested IFC2X3/IFC4
fallback table when schema metadata is unavailable, and add regression coverage
for IFC2X3/IFC4 cases including IFCCOLOURRGB and IFCMATERIALLAYER.
| for &id in &index.order { | ||
| if plan.skip.contains(&id) { | ||
| continue; | ||
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| let Some(guid) = plan.local_guids.get(&id) else { continue }; | ||
| let Some(&(final_id, scale)) = ctx.guid_to_final.get(guid) else { continue }; | ||
| let ty = index.type_of.get(&id).map(String::as_str).unwrap_or(""); | ||
| let can_unify = | ||
| compatible && units_compatible(scale, ctx.primary_scale) && !is_relationship_type(ty); | ||
| if can_unify { | ||
| plan.shared_remap.insert(id, final_id); | ||
| plan.skip.insert(id); | ||
| } else { | ||
| restamp.push((id, guid.clone())); | ||
| } | ||
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| // A minted replacement must also avoid the guids THIS model emits unchanged: | ||
| // `emitted_guids` only holds prior models' guids (the plan is built before this | ||
| // model emits), so without this a fresh guid could collide with an untouched | ||
| // one in the same model (CR). Collect them once, before the mutable borrow. | ||
| let local_guids: HashSet<String> = plan.local_guids.values().cloned().collect(); | ||
| for (id, guid) in restamp { | ||
| let minted = ctx.minter.mint(&guid, &ctx.salt, ctx.emitted_guids, &local_guids); | ||
| plan.guid_rewrite.insert(id, minted); |
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Handle duplicate GlobalIds within the current model.
Line 341 only detects identifiers that already exist in ctx.guid_to_final. If two emitted entities in this model share a rooted GlobalId that has not appeared in an earlier model, both bypass can_unify and restamp. Line 356 converts local identifiers to a HashSet, so it cannot identify that duplicate either.
Track seen non-skipped local GlobalIds during the loop. Keep one identifier or redirect it when valid. Re-stamp every later duplicate. Add a plan_tests.rs regression that merges a model containing two rooted entities with the same GlobalId.
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In `@rust/export/src/merged/plan.rs` around lines 336 - 359, Update the loop over
index.order to track seen non-skipped local GlobalIds, preserving the first
occurrence and adding every later duplicate to restamp instead of allowing
duplicate output identifiers. Keep existing unification and skip behavior for
unique identifiers, and add a plan_tests.rs regression covering two rooted
entities in one model with the same GlobalId.
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Diagnosed the single failing test. The implementation is fine; the assertion is wrong, and it says so itself. The failure
// Two models minus one dropped project ≈ 2*single - 1 entities.
assert_eq!(stats.written, single * 2 - 1);Measured on The comment says The 1830 are unified, not lost — and your own test proves itI removed only that one assertion and re-ran. The test passes, which means every other assertion in it holds:
That last one is the decisive evidence. If 1830 entities had been dropped rather than redirected, references into them would dangle and that check would fail. It does not. And the module doc explains where they go —
plus Two ways to fix it, and I would take the second1. Assert the invariant instead of the arithmetic. 2. Make the number checkable. assert_eq!(stats.written, single * 2 - stats.unified);That is strictly stronger than what is there now, it survives future changes to what gets unified, and the count is independently useful to a caller deciding whether a merge did anything. It also means the next person who widens unification gets a green test instead of a mystery Your call which — (1) unblocks you in one line. Separately, and not yours to resolve: #2970 was opened this morning implementing the same issue and says "Closes #2951", while you are the assignee and have had this PR open since 08-20. I have flagged that for @louistrue. You got here first and this is one assertion away from green, so I would not want it obsoleted quietly. Whichever direction he takes it, you should hear a reason rather than find out from a closed tab. |
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Your single failure is a test-arithmetic problem, not a defect in the merger. Diagnosis so you do not have to hunt for it.
The comment one line above says "≈ 2*single - 1 entities" — and the assertion encodes that approximation as exact equality. So That is your own merger working as designed. It drops more than the project:
The fixture merges a model with itself ( Options, your call
Whichever you choose, the three assertions around it are already the valuable ones — globally unique ids, exactly one One thing you should know that is not about your code#2951 is assigned to you, and #2970 was opened this morning implementing the same feature and saying |
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@Blogbotana Maintainer decision on the overlap with #2970: this PR takes precedence. You filed #2951, you are the assignee, and you got here first. #2970 arrived fifteen hours later against the same issue, which is a coordination failure on our side, not a problem with your work. Apologies for the noise. Two things follow from that. 1. The failing test is one assertion, and the implementation is fine
Those 1830 entities are unified, not lost. Removing only that assertion lets the test's own "every The stronger fix, if you want it: add 2. What we would like carried over from #2970We compared the two implementations feature by feature. Yours is closer to the JS Four things exist only in #2970 and should not be lost: A. Visibility: an B. Schema-derived rooted detection. #2970 uses C. Two tests. #2970 checks a shared GlobalId appears exactly once in the raw output text ( D. Changesets. #2970 has four, this PR has none, and the Lint lane gates on a changeset for published-package changes. How to proceedYour call, and either is fine by us:
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Resolve the export conflict from #3007 (GlobalId dedup) landing on main: keep the split merged/ module (the full-parity superset), drop the flat merged.rs, and fold in #3007's GlobalId regression tests — all green against the unify implementation. Update the stale self-merge count assertion to the unify invariant (#3007 re-stamped; #2952 unifies, matching merged-exporter.ts).
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| &after_guid, | ||
| &source_schema, | ||
| &schema, | ||
| id.wrapping_add(offset), | ||
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When a schema-converted entity receives a deterministic placeholder matching a rooted GlobalId already emitted by an earlier model, conversion occurs after GUID reconciliation and registers the placeholder without checking for the existing value, causing duplicate GlobalIds in the merged IFC.
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In `@rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs`:
- Line 288: Prevent EXPRESS ID overflow throughout merged export: in
rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs lines 288-288, replace cumulative wrapping with
checked arithmetic and fail explicitly when the merged range exceeds the
supported limit; in rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs lines 269-270, seed
schema-conversion placeholders from the validated final EXPRESS ID; and in
rust/export/src/merged/plan.rs lines 137-149, reject overflowing reference IDs
and offsets rather than wrapping them. Expose these failures through a fallible
merge path or stop output generation with an explicit error.
- Around line 213-215: Update the UnitReconciliation::AssumeShared branch in the
scale reconciliation match to use primary_scale as the effective scale instead
of this_scale, while preserving the existing behavior for compatible units and
other modes. Add coverage for duplicate GlobalIds from models declaring
incompatible units under AssumeShared.
In `@rust/export/src/merged/tests.rs`:
- Around line 331-365: Update build_model to add IFCRELAGGREGATES relationships
connecting project `#1` to site `#10` and building `#11` to storey `#12`, alongside the
existing site-to-building relationship. Extend the merge assertions to verify
these added relationships’ remapped endpoints, ensuring the complete
project-to-site-to-building-to-storey hierarchy is preserved.
- Around line 528-537: Extend the merged-model assertions for each unit policy
in the relevant test cases. For Normalize, verify separate site, building,
storey, and wall entity counts; for AssumeShared, verify one of each matching
rooted entity and unique rooted GlobalIds. Keep the existing project, warning,
and dangling-reference assertions intact.
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| match opts.unit_reconciliation { | ||
| UnitReconciliation::AssumeShared => (true, this_scale), | ||
| _ if units_compatible(this_scale, primary_scale) => (true, this_scale), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Store the primary scale for AssumeShared.
AssumeShared promises to unify models regardless of declared units. Line 214 stores this_scale. reconcile_global_ids then rejects a duplicate GlobalId because it compares that stored scale with primary_scale.
Store primary_scale as the effective scale for this mode. Add a test with equal GlobalIds in models that declare incompatible units under AssumeShared.
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| match opts.unit_reconciliation { | |
| UnitReconciliation::AssumeShared => (true, this_scale), | |
| _ if units_compatible(this_scale, primary_scale) => (true, this_scale), | |
| match opts.unit_reconciliation { | |
| UnitReconciliation::AssumeShared => (true, primary_scale), | |
| _ if units_compatible(this_scale, primary_scale) => (true, this_scale), |
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In `@rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs` around lines 213 - 215, Update the
UnitReconciliation::AssumeShared branch in the scale reconciliation match to use
primary_scale as the effective scale instead of this_scale, while preserving the
existing behavior for compatible units and other modes. Add coverage for
duplicate GlobalIds from models declaring incompatible units under AssumeShared.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not wrap EXPRESS ids during merge.
A model containing u32::MAX can make the next model's offset wrap to zero. The exporter can then emit duplicate or invalid EXPRESS ids and rewrite references to the wrong entities.
rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs#L288-L288: replace cumulative offset wrapping with checked arithmetic.rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs#L269-L270: use the validated final EXPRESS id when seeding schema-conversion placeholders.rust/export/src/merged/plan.rs#L137-L149: reject overflowing reference ids and offsets instead of wrapping them.
Expose a fallible merge path, or stop output generation with an explicit error when the merged id range exceeds the supported range.
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In `@rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs` at line 288, Prevent EXPRESS ID overflow
throughout merged export: in rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs lines 288-288,
replace cumulative wrapping with checked arithmetic and fail explicitly when the
merged range exceeds the supported limit; in rust/export/src/merged/mod.rs lines
269-270, seed schema-conversion placeholders from the validated final EXPRESS
ID; and in rust/export/src/merged/plan.rs lines 137-149, reject overflowing
reference IDs and offsets rather than wrapping them. Expose these failures
through a fallible merge path or stop output generation with an explicit error.
| /// A minimal but structurally complete IFC model: project + unit + site + | ||
| /// building + storey + wall + the two spatial relationships. `tag` makes every | ||
| /// GlobalId unique per model (identical `tag` ⇒ identical GlobalIds); `mm` | ||
| /// selects millimetre vs metre length units; `site_name`/`storey_name` drive | ||
| /// spatial name-matching. | ||
| fn build_model(tag: &str, mm: bool, site_name: &str, storey_name: &str) -> String { | ||
| let prefix = if mm { ".MILLI." } else { "$" }; | ||
| let g = |base: &str| -> String { | ||
| let mut s = format!("{base}{tag}"); | ||
| while s.len() < 22 { | ||
| s.push('0'); | ||
| } | ||
| s.truncate(22); | ||
| s | ||
| }; | ||
| format!( | ||
| "ISO-10303-21;\nHEADER;\nFILE_DESCRIPTION((''),'2;1');\nFILE_SCHEMA(('IFC4'));\nENDSEC;\nDATA;\n\ | ||
| #1=IFCPROJECT('{proj}',$,'Project',$,$,$,$,$,#2);\n\ | ||
| #2=IFCUNITASSIGNMENT((#3));\n\ | ||
| #3=IFCSIUNIT(*,.LENGTHUNIT.,{prefix},.METRE.);\n\ | ||
| #10=IFCSITE('{site}',$,'{site_name}',$,$,$,$,$,$);\n\ | ||
| #11=IFCBUILDING('{bldg}',$,'Building',$,$,$,$,$,$,$,$);\n\ | ||
| #12=IFCBUILDINGSTOREY('{storey}',$,'{storey_name}',$,$,$,$,$,.ELEMENT.,0.);\n\ | ||
| #20=IFCWALL('{wall}',$,'Wall',$,$,$,$,$);\n\ | ||
| #30=IFCRELAGGREGATES('{ragg}',$,$,$,#10,(#11));\n\ | ||
| #31=IFCRELCONTAINEDINSPATIALSTRUCTURE('{rcon}',$,$,$,(#20),#12);\n\ | ||
| ENDSEC;\nEND-ISO-10303-21;\n", | ||
| proj = g("PROJ"), | ||
| site = g("SITE"), | ||
| bldg = g("BLDG"), | ||
| storey = g("STOR"), | ||
| wall = g("WALL"), | ||
| ragg = g("RAGG"), | ||
| rcon = g("RCON"), | ||
| ) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Connect the synthetic spatial hierarchy.
build_model only relates #10 to #11. It does not relate #1 to #10 or #11 to #12. The spatial tests can therefore pass when the exporter emits disconnected containers instead of preserving and remapping a project-to-site-to-building-to-storey hierarchy.
Add aggregate relationships for project-to-site and building-to-storey. Assert their remapped endpoints after merge.
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In `@rust/export/src/merged/tests.rs` around lines 331 - 365, Update build_model
to add IFCRELAGGREGATES relationships connecting project `#1` to site `#10` and
building `#11` to storey `#12`, alongside the existing site-to-building
relationship. Extend the merge assertions to verify these added relationships’
remapped endpoints, ensuring the complete project-to-site-to-building-to-storey
hierarchy is preserved.
| assert_eq!(type_count(&merged, "=IFCPROJECT("), 2, "incompatible model federated"); | ||
| assert_eq!(stats.federated_model_count, 1); | ||
| assert!(stats.unit_rescale_required, "caller should gate to the JS path"); | ||
| assert!(!stats.warnings.is_empty()); | ||
| let guids = leading_guids(&merged); | ||
| let mut unique = guids.clone(); | ||
| unique.sort(); | ||
| unique.dedup(); | ||
| assert_eq!(unique.len(), guids.len()); | ||
| assert_no_dangling(&merged); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert entity behavior for each unit policy.
The project count does not prove that Normalize keeps spatial containers federated or that AssumeShared unifies matching rooted entities. A regression can keep the expected project count while incorrectly merging federated containers or re-stamping the matching wall.
For Normalize, assert separate site, building, storey, and wall counts. For AssumeShared, assert one of each matching rooted entity and unique rooted GlobalIds.
Also applies to: 552-555
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In `@rust/export/src/merged/tests.rs` around lines 528 - 537, Extend the
merged-model assertions for each unit policy in the relevant test cases. For
Normalize, verify separate site, building, storey, and wall entity counts; for
AssumeShared, verify one of each matching rooted entity and unique rooted
GlobalIds. Keep the existing project, warning, and dangling-reference assertions
intact.
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@Blogbotana Your side is green. Rust tests pass, and 20 checks are passing overall. The one red mark is the For what it is worth, that lane reports as The fix is in #3035. The measurement it produced: So everything except the viewer costs five and a half minutes, and the viewer alone did not fit in 25 even with a whole runner. It is now sharded four ways and running. Once that lands, this PR should go green without you touching it. So: nothing to do on your side, and sorry that a repo-wide problem has been sitting on your PR. |
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One process note, no action needed on the code: the body references #2951 without a closing keyword, so merging this leaves the issue open. Only Worth adding since this is the PR that is actually landing the work. |
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@Blogbotana #3035 has merged, so the lane that was failing your PR is fixed on main. Nothing here was ever yours to fix. Your PR needs one thing to pick it up: merge For the record on what it was, since "cancelled" is a misleading thing to have had sitting on your PR for a day: a single test in the viewer suite hung, The actual cause turned out to be a Node version difference: After the fix: Your Rust tests were already green on your own fix before any of this, so once the base updates this should go green on its own. |
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@Blogbotana Base refreshed, and your PR is now on the fixed CI lane: 23 checks passing. The one remaining red is Your diff is Tracked in #3060, and the fix is in #3061. The cause is mine: I added Once #3061 lands, a base refresh here should clear it. Nothing for you to do, and sorry for the second round of noise on your PR from our infrastructure rather than your change. |
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@Blogbotana Status check: all 25 checks pass, the CI problems are gone, and this is the PR that lands for #2951. What is left is review findings rather than infrastructure. Seven CodeRabbit threads are still open, five of them Major, and all are live at head (none marked outdated). Summarising so you have them in one place:
Findings 1 and 2 now have a worked example on main. #3030 merged a few hours ago and did exactly this for the sibling path: it replaced the hand-maintained non-rooted denylist with Finding 5 is the one I would do first. An EXPRESS id wrapping is silent: the file still parses, references still resolve, and they resolve to the wrong entity. That is worse than a crash and it will not show up in any test that does not deliberately construct a model near Nothing here is a reason to start over, and none of it is CI. Ping when you want another look, or say if you would rather we take any of them as follow-ups on top once this lands. |
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Thanks for keeping this moving. CI is 25/25 green, so I want to be clear that what follows is not CI telling you something is wrong. I checked the findings against the code on head (
Blocking: the wrapping arithmetic on EXPRESS ids
n = n.wrapping_mul(10).wrapping_add((line[j] - b'0') as u32);I assumed this needed an implausible model to reach, and that is wrong. The wrap is in the digit parser, so any oversized id token in the input triggers it: An id too large to represent does not fail, and it does not become a sentinel. It becomes a small, valid-looking id that aliases a real entity. Same operator at
Blocking: schema-based rootednessFour findings converge on one thing ( Blocking, smaller
Not blockingThe three Minors ( On the overlap with #2970#2970 is an internal PR against the same issue. The call here was that yours takes precedence, and that still stands. The one thing #2970 holds that yours does not is a fuller visibility filter ( Happy to take any of the above off your hands if you would rather not carry all of it. Say which and I will open a PR against your branch instead of pushing to it. |
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Summary
Native (Rust) merged/federated IFC export at feature parity with the JS
MergedExporter, so a webview-embedding consumer can federate models entirely in Rust — read each source from disk, merge, write to disk — without materializing the merge in a webview JS heap. Closes the OOM (Render process gone) class on ~1 GB+ federations, and fixes the correctness hole where the old id-offset-only path emitted duplicate GlobalIds on any real multi-model scene.Closes #2951 (engine side of the parity work).
Commits
merged.rsinto amerged/module (no logic change).guid.rs— deterministic 22-char GlobalId minter, byte-identical to the JSdeterministicGlobalId(pinned against golden values), rooted-entity denylist, read/replace helpers. Duplicate GlobalIds are now unified (same unit space → refs remapped to the first instance) or re-stamped with a fresh deterministic GlobalId (relationships / federated).spatial.rs—IfcSite/IfcBuilding/IfcBuildingStoreymatched onto the first model by name / elevation (single/by-name/by-elevation/by-name-then-elevation, ±0.5-unit tolerance).plan.rs— per-model index, visibility forward-reference closure, reference rewriting, redundant-IfcRelAggregatespruning.units.rs— length-scale resolution + compatibility.mod.rs— orchestrator wiring project/infrastructure unification, spatial merge, GlobalId reconciliation, per-model visibility, and unit handling into a newexport_merged_modelsentry point; extendedMergedOptions/MergedStats.merge_ifcexample harness (reads files from disk, merges, self-checks dup GlobalIds / dangling refs / unified project).Deferred (documented gate, not silent loss)
Cross-unit
normalizerescale is not done natively this iteration: rather than partially rescale (which would silently mis-scale parametric geometry), an incompatible-unit model is federated (kept as its own project, always a valid file) andMergedStats.unit_rescale_requiredis set so the downstream native path can gate that case to the JSMergedExporter— exactly like the single-model native path already gates mutations/transforms.unitReconciliation: 'auto'multi-project nuances and mutation baking follow the same gating pattern.Verification
cargo test -p ifc-lite-export— 33 merged tests (incl. GlobalId reconciliation, spatial merge, visibility, federation) + 258 crate tests pass.cargo clippy --workspace --exclude ifc-lite-wasm --all-targets -- -D warnings) clean.Notes
export_merged/export_merged_with_statswrappers keep their existing signatures;export_merged_modelsis the new richer entry point.Summary by CodeRabbit
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