fix(codegen,parser): isKnownEntity must not accept Object.prototype members - #3069
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This PR has An absolute path to one machine, in the tree.
Why it slips through, since the cause is not carelessness: Dropping the trailing slash in On the change itself — this supersedes what I had, and it is the better fixI filed #3063 and had a local branch guarding at the barrel: re-exporting a wrapped The difference is not stylistic. A barrel wrapper covers the two functions someone thought to wrap; fixing the emitter covers One thing worth keeping in the body, since it is the sharpest framing of the defect: the guard is confidently right about garbage and confidently wrong about a specific class of garbage nobody thought to try. |
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Correcting my comment above: this was already fixed before I posted it. I was reading a stale snapshot. Verified on the current head So the four red lanes I described were from an earlier head and are gone. Leaving the original comment rather than deleting it, because the mechanism is worth having on the record — But the diagnosis of this PR's current state was wrong, and a stale-red report reads exactly like a live one. I should have re-fetched the head before writing rather than after. Everything I said about the change itself stands: fixing the emitter rather than wrapping at the barrel is the right depth, and it covers |
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generateTypeIdsand checks valid IDs, but it does not checkconstructor,toString,hasOwnProperty, or__proto__. Add assertions thatgetTypeIdreturnsundefinedfor these names.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/parser/src/ifc-schema.prototype-guard.test.ts`:
- Around line 19-27: Update the pre-fix impact narrative in
packages/parser/src/ifc-schema.prototype-guard.test.ts lines 19-27 to document
the actual isKnownType('constructor') result and revise the explanation
consistently. Also update .changeset/known-entity-prototype-chain.md lines 6-23
to name only the affected exported guards and state their pre-fix results,
replacing the broader “three exported guards” claim.
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In `@packages/codegen/src/type-ids-generator.ts`:
- Line 69: Add direct generator test coverage for inherited property names by
asserting getTypeId returns undefined for constructor, toString, hasOwnProperty,
and __proto__, while preserving the existing valid-ID assertions around
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| * isKnownType('constructor') false (was already false) | ||
| * isInstantiable('constructor') TRUE <- the authoring guard | ||
| * normalizeIfcTypeName('constructor') "Object" | ||
| * normalizeIfcTypeName('__proto__') undefined, from a `: string` signature | ||
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| * isInstantiable is the one that matters. Its own docblock says it exists so | ||
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| * was the weaker of the two: it said yes to `constructor` while isKnownType, | ||
| * the guard that reads as looser, correctly said no. |
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Align the pre-fix impact narrative in both changed files.
The two files describe the affected public guards inconsistently.
packages/parser/src/ifc-schema.prototype-guard.test.ts#L19-L27: document the actual pre-fix result forisKnownType('constructor')and update the explanation..changeset/known-entity-prototype-chain.md#L6-L23: replace “three exported guards” with the exact affected exports and their pre-fix results.
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In `@packages/parser/src/ifc-schema.prototype-guard.test.ts` around lines 19 - 27,
Update the pre-fix impact narrative in
packages/parser/src/ifc-schema.prototype-guard.test.ts lines 19-27 to document
the actual isKnownType('constructor') result and revise the explanation
consistently. Also update .changeset/known-entity-prototype-chain.md lines 6-23
to name only the affected exported guards and state their pre-fix results,
replacing the broader “three exported guards” claim.
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Correcting a claim in the PR description and recording what review changed. The PR body says The only prior mention of The fix moved deeper. It originally guarded
Fixed at The same generator emits a second registry with the same defect, also fixed here: That one is worth naming for how it stayed hidden. The comment I added said "Every lookup below must be an own-property check (#3063)" — true of the lines beneath it, phrased as a general rule. A comment like that does not merely fail to help, it stops the next reader looking. Worse than no comment. Regression moved to where it binds the generator. My first test checked one of three committed copies, and there is no drift gate between the generator and its output, so a regeneration reintroducing the bug would have left it green. It now lives in Mutations run, not reasoned about: The parser survivors are the positive controls, which is what should survive. Deferred and now handled separately: Also split out: the |
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We have duplicated each other here, and yours is the one that should land — it covers a generator mine misses. I flagged on #3063 about twenty minutes ago that a fix was in flight on the #3009 branch; that clearly crossed with your work rather than reaching you in time, and the overlap is mine to unwind rather than yours. Where they overlap, and where yours is strictly betterBoth touch Yours additionally fixes So this is not two equivalent fixes where the tiebreak is who was first. Yours is more complete. What I will doStrip the codegen and parser half out of #3009 and leave it as what its title says — the If you would rather I close #3009 entirely and re-raise the query half on a fresh branch after this lands, say so — that is cleaner if the diffs conflict, and I do not mind which. One thing from my side worth folding in, if it is not already coveredThe reachability, since #3063 framed it as SDK-side.
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#3069 fixes the same `in`-walks-the-prototype-chain hole this branch had started fixing, and covers a generator this branch missed: `type-ids-generator.ts` and the three `type-ids.ts` outputs, where `getTypeId('constructor')` handed back the `Object` constructor. It also pins `isInstantiable`, the authoring guard the defect actually reached. One fix, in one place, is better than two that must be kept in step. Reverted here, back to the committed artifact byte for byte: packages/codegen/src/typescript-generator.ts packages/codegen/generated/ifc4/schema-registry.ts packages/codegen/generated/ifc4x3/schema-registry.ts packages/parser/src/generated/schema-registry.ts packages/codegen/test/typescript-generator-mapping.test.ts The two generated registries were REgenerated (`generate:ifc4`, `generate:ifc4x3`) rather than hand-edited, and the parser's copy taken from the regenerated IFC4 output; all three are identical to main. Verified rather than assumed, that #3069 subsumes what is removed: this branch's generator test (the one deleted here) passes unchanged against #3069's `typescript-generator.ts` (22/22), and this branch's parser test passes against #3069's generated registry (18/18). What this branch now depends on ------------------------------- `ofType()`'s oracle is `isKnownType`, and `isKnownType`'s pin fallback is `isKnownEntity` — the function #3069 fixes. So the prototype-name cases here do not pass on current main: packages/query/test/oftype-unknown-type.test.ts 7 failing packages/parser/test/known-type-across-schemas.test.ts 2 failing They are kept, not weakened and not moved: #3069 pins the predicate, while these pin that the defect no longer reaches `ofType()` and `getEntityMetadata`'s callers, which is this branch's boundary. This branch therefore needs #3069 to land first. The changeset and the three comments now say so instead of claiming the fix.
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Unwound from my side — #3009 is stripped back to the query half ( I verified the subsumption empirically before removing anything, rather than comparing filenames: our codegen test unmodified against your And my offer about Your branch has grown past mine twice over since. One consequence worth knowing: #3009's CI is now red until this merges, by design. Its remaining tests assert that the defect no longer reaches I kept those assertions rather than moving them into your PR because they pin a different thing: yours pins the predicate, ours pins that a padded or prototype name cannot reach the Unknown bucket and return wrong entities. Happy to reorder if you would rather land them together. |
…embers Reported as #3063 by a reviewer working on a different PR. `normalized in SCHEMA_REGISTRY.entities` walks the prototype chain, so the guard answered TRUE for constructor, toString, toLocaleString, valueOf, hasOwnProperty, isPrototypeOf, propertyIsEnumerable, __proto__ and the four __define/__lookup accessors. Reproduced before fixing: true IfcWall true constructor true __proto__ false NotARealType This is the authoring guard callers use to decide whether a user-supplied type name is real, and `normalizeIfcTypeName('constructor')` returns "Object", so accepting it hands the next stage a name that is not an entity. Fixed at the source: packages/codegen/src/typescript-generator.ts emits this function, and the same one-line defect had propagated to all THREE generated registries (parser, codegen ifc4, codegen ifc4x3). Object.hasOwn is already used in 11 places in this repo, so it needs no new baseline. The test pins both directions, because a one-directional assertion here is satisfied by hard-coding false: 12 inherited names must be rejected AND IfcWall/IFCWALL/IfcDoor must still be accepted. Mutation run rather than reasoned: reverting to `in` fails 12 of 14, and the 2 that survive are exactly the accept-real-entities pair that should.
…teral The comment I added to the generated isKnownEntity wrote `in` with backticks. That block is inside the template literal the generator emits, so the first backtick closed the literal and everything after it became real TypeScript: src/typescript-generator.ts(497,9): error TS2322: Type 'string' is not assignable to type 'object'. Reworded to "the 'in' operator" in the generator and in all three generated copies, so the emitted text and the committed files stay identical. I missed this because I verified with the parser test and never built the package whose source I had edited. tsc on packages/codegen is the scope CI uses, and it is the only scope that could have caught it.
…ust the dir
Every job on this PR died at `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile`:
ENOTDIR: not a directory, mkdir '/home/runner/work/ifc-lite/ifc-lite/node_modules'
Process completed with exit code 236
I symlinked node_modules into a worktree to run tsc, then committed it with
`git add -A`. pnpm then cannot create the real directory because a symlink
of that name is in the way.
The reason git took it is the ignore rule, and it is worth fixing rather
than just deleting the file. `.gitignore` line 1 was:
node_modules/
A trailing slash matches directories ONLY. A symlink named `node_modules`
is not a directory, so the rule did not apply to it and `git add -A`
staged it without complaint. Dropping the slash matches both. Verified by
running it rather than reasoning about it:
$ ln -s /tmp node_modules
$ git check-ignore -v node_modules
.gitignore:1:node_modules node_modules
before the change the same command reported nothing.
This is the trap that makes it dangerous: the symlink is invisible to
anyone whose node_modules is a real directory, because git will not
overwrite an existing directory with a symlink on checkout. It only bites
CI and fresh clones, which is where it is most expensive.
Review found that I fixed the guard the issue named and left the identical
defect three lines above it, which is the one that actually matters.
`SCHEMA_REGISTRY.entities` is a plain object literal, so `obj[key]` reaches
Object.prototype exactly as `in` does. Proven by running it on this branch
before the change:
name isKnownEntity hasMetadata isKnownType isInstantiable normalize
IfcWall true true true true "IfcWall"
constructor false true false TRUE "Object"
toString false true false TRUE "toString"
__proto__ false true false TRUE undefined
NotARealType false false false false "NotARealType"
So my first commit fixed the WEAKER guard. `isInstantiable` is the one whose
docblock says it belongs at the authoring boundary and exists to stop code
writing `#N=IFCPRODUCT(...)` into an exported file, and it still said yes to
`constructor`. `normalizeIfcTypeName('constructor')` still returned "Object",
which is the exact string my own changeset cited as the reason the bug was
worth fixing. And `normalizeIfcTypeName('__proto__')` returned undefined from
a signature declaring `string`, a type lie reaching a published API.
Fixed at `getEntityMetadata` instead, which subsumes all of it. `isKnownEntity`
now delegates rather than repeating the lookup.
Spelling: `Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call`, matching the 11 production
call sites in this repo and specifically `export/src/select-qualification.ts`,
which already guards `SCHEMA_REGISTRY.selects` and `.types` this way. My PR
body claimed `Object.hasOwn` was "already used in 11 places". That was
backwards: it has zero production uses. Corrected on the PR.
The regression now binds the GENERATOR, in typescript-generator-mapping.test.ts,
which executes the emitted text. My first test checked one of the three
committed copies, and there is no drift gate between the generator and its
output, so a regeneration reintroducing the bug would have left it green.
A second test in the parser pins the DAMAGE rather than the mechanism:
isInstantiable, isKnownType and normalizeIfcTypeName are what callers hold,
and the generator test cannot see which of them the defect reached. Both carry
positive controls, because a suite of "rejects X" is satisfied by returning
false for everything.
Mutation run, not reasoned about. Removing the guard:
generator test 4 of 25 fail
parser test 10 of 14 fail
The 4 parser survivors are the positive controls, which is what should survive.
Also moved the 4-line explanation out of the emitted text. It described `in`,
which is no longer there, in three files stamped DO NOT EDIT, and its backticks
are what closed the template literal and broke the build. The generator source
now carries one note above the emitting statement, outside the literal, saying
both why a backtick is fatal there and why every lookup must be own-property.
The .gitignore fix is split out to its own PR. It is a repo-wide ignore change
and would get no real review inside a codegen bug fix.
…mplied was covered Review found the sibling registry this generator also emits has the identical #3063 defect, and that the note I added made it less likely anyone would look. `type-ids-generator.ts:69` does `(TYPE_IDS as Record<string, number>)[normalized]` on a plain object literal. Proven by running the committed output: IfcWall number 2391406946 constructor function function Object() { [native code] } toString function function toString() { [native code] } __proto__ object [object Object] NotARealType undefined undefined A function returned from a signature declaring `number | undefined`, which is the same type lie the changeset already cites for normalizeIfcTypeName. The comment I put in typescript-generator.ts says "Every lookup below must be an own-property check (#3063)". That is true of the lines below it and false as the general claim it reads like, and a reader who trusts it stops looking. This is exactly the shape I have been flagging in other people's PRs this week. Guarded, and pinned with the assertion written to survive the obvious weakening: `expect(id).toBeUndefined()` alone would pass for the wrong reason if the return type were ever loosened, so the test also asserts the value is not a function. Mutation run: removing the guard fails 4 of 19. The `id`-keyed lookups in the same file (`getTypeName`, `isValidTypeId`) are safe and deliberately left alone. A number stringifies to a key like "123", which cannot collide with an Object.prototype member name. Deferred, not fixed here: `packages/export/src/step-serialization.ts:37` reads `SCHEMA_REGISTRY.types` unguarded, so `resolveExpressBase('constructor')` throws `TypeError: underlying.replace is not a function` where its contract says it returns null for an unknown type, and it is reachable through the exported `serializeTypedMarker`. Real, and a different package this PR does not touch. Its own PR.
CodeRabbit, correctly: the changeset said `getEntityMetadata` "made three
exported guards wrong" and then listed three symptoms across two guards.
`isKnownType('constructor')` was already false before the fix and is
unchanged.
Overcounting the blast radius of your own fix is the same defect as
understating it. Both are a claim about scope that nobody checks, and this
one is in the file that becomes the release note.
The test's own table already said "(was already false)", so the two
narratives disagreed. Naming it explicitly is worth more than dropping it:
the guard that READS as looser was the one answering correctly, and the one
documented as the strict authoring boundary was the one letting it through.
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On the CodeRabbit Minor about aligning the pre-fix narrative: rejected, with evidence. Checked against The quoted text is not in the file. The finding asks to replace "three exported guards" in the changeset. The changeset says:
And the two files already agree on the pre-fix result of Test docblock, lines 19-27: Changeset:
Same result, same emphasis, stated in both places on purpose. Where I think the miscount comes from, since it is a reasonable thing to trip on. The docblock lists four rows and the changeset names two guards. Those are consistent because rows are not exports:
Two exports were wrong. I am rejecting rather than editing because the finding names a specific string to replace and that string does not exist, so acting on it would mean inventing a change to satisfy a comment. That is the one outcome worse than leaving it. Worth saying that I am not rejecting this lightly. The nearby history is against me: an earlier version of this PR fixed |
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…ANGELOG The changeset carried "Depends on #3069 ..., which must land first" plus a paragraph explaining the prototype-chain bug in another package. That is an internal merge-ordering constraint. It goes verbatim into @ifc-lite/query's published CHANGELOG and npm release notes, where a consumer cannot act on it and it describes a defect in a package they may not use. It is also stale: #3069 merged as f449776, so the dependency is satisfied. The consumer-facing content is unchanged -- what throws now, what still resolves, why the major bump, and the error text.
… types the enum table omits (#3009) * fix(query): reject an unrecognized IFC type name in ofType() instead of matching Unknown IfcTypeEnumFromString falls back to IfcTypeEnum.Unknown for any type name it does not recognize, so a caller's typo (ofType('IfcWal')) or a vendor-specific type silently queried the Unknown bucket — every entity whose type the store itself could not classify — instead of returning nothing. ofType() now throws for an unrecognized name; the Unknown bucket is still reachable by passing the literal string 'Unknown'. * fix(query): let standard-but-unmapped IFC types through ofType()'s guard The guard added in 33bda64 rejected every type string that mapped to IfcTypeEnum.Unknown. TYPE_STRING_TO_ENUM (packages/data/src/types.ts) is a curated subset of IFC, not the whole schema, so that rule also rejected standard buildingSMART types the table simply has no row for - IfcChiller, IfcActuator, IfcElectricAppliance, IfcBuildingSystem, IfcAudioVisualAppliance among them. Querying those returned the Unknown bucket before, which answers correctly in a file whose only unclassified entities are of that type; the guard turned that working query into a throw with no disclosure. Key the check on IFC_ENTITY_NAMES instead - the ~880-entry IFC4X3 entity-name table already exported from @ifc-lite/data. A string that is not an IFC entity name at all ('IfcWal') still throws; a real IFC name the enum table does not map falls through to Unknown exactly as before. 'Unknown' stays reachable by its literal string. RED: with the previous condition restored, the six new expectations covering the five standard types plus casing/whitespace fail; they pass with this one. packages/query 177 -> 185 pass, packages/data 148 pass, both 0 fail. The changeset is corrected from patch to major and now states the actual breaking case: a name that is not an IFC entity name - a typo, or a genuine vendor-specific type name - previously returned an EntityQuery over the Unknown bucket and now throws. @ifc-lite/query is 1.x, and this is a behaviour change on a published SDK export. * fix(query): widen ofType()'s oracle to every schema the parser reads The guard added in this PR keyed on `IFC_ENTITY_NAMES`, which is the hand-maintained IFC4X3-only display-name table - not a schema oracle. It therefore rejected correctly spelled names that real files carry: THROWS IfcDoorStyle THROWS IfcWindowStyle THROWS IfcWallElementedCase THROWS IfcSlabElementedCase THROWS IfcPresentationStyleAssignment THROWS IfcBuildingElement THROWS IfcBuildingElementType `IfcDoorStyle` and `IfcWindowStyle` are how IFC2X3 files carry door and window typing, and IFC2X3 is a schema this parser reads - so the exact case the changeset promised to preserve for `IfcChiller` was broken for them, with an error telling the user to fix a spelling that was right. Key the check on `isKnownType` (@ifc-lite/parser) instead: the bundled IFC2X3 + IFC4 + IFC4X3 schema union, minus EXPRESS defined types, with the IFC4_ADD2_TC1 codegen pin as a fallback. It is the predicate that already guards @ifc-lite/sdk's `addEntity` against the same class of bug (#2003), so this reuses one source of truth rather than growing a second name table that would drift. `isKnownType` deliberately does not resolve `ENTITY_NAME_ALIASES`, because it doubles as a name canonicalizer. A pure known-ness question does want that table - it lists names real STEP files carry that the bundled EXPRESS exports omit - so the guard consults it too. That covers IFC2X3's `IfcElectricalDistributionPoint`, a further instance of the same defect the reported table did not reach. `IfcWal` - the typo the guard exists for - still throws, as do vendor names, bare `Wall`, the empty string and EXPRESS defined types (`IfcLengthMeasure`, `IfcArcIndex`). Tests: replace the five hand-picked names, all of which happened to sit in `IFC_ENTITY_NAMES` and so could not see this, with exhaustive sweeps. Every entity in the parser's `SCHEMA_REGISTRY` and in each of the three per-version tables must pass `ofType()`. Against the old predicate the registry, IFC2X3 and IFC4 sweeps fail while the IFC4X3 sweep passes - which is the "IFC4X3-only oracle" diagnosis, isolated. The rejection direction is asserted alongside, and pinned to the same oracle, so a future change that made the guard a no-op fails rather than passing the sweeps. Error text no longer blames spelling alone: a rejected name may be spelled correctly and simply be vendor-specific, so it names the schemas searched and points at `'Unknown'`. * fix(parser,codegen): stop the schema registry answering for Object.prototype `isKnownType` is the oracle this PR moved `ofType()` onto, and it accepted every member name of `Object.prototype`: isKnownType('constructor') -> true isKnownType('toString') -> true isKnownType('valueOf') -> true isKnownType('hasOwnProperty') -> true isKnownType('__proto__') -> true isKnownType('isPrototypeOf') -> true isKnownType('NotAThing') -> false `isKnownType`'s own union lookup is a `Map` and was never exposed. The pin fallback is: `isKnownEntity` asked `normalized in SCHEMA_REGISTRY.entities`, and `in` walks the prototype chain, so the emitted object literal answered for its inherited members. `getEntityMetadata` indexed the same literal two functions up and returned `Object.prototype.toString` — a `Function` — typed as `EntityMetadata`. Blast radius, measured end to end rather than assumed: `ofType('constructor')` did not throw and did not return empty. It passed the guard, mapped to `IfcTypeEnum.Unknown` and returned the whole Unknown bucket — the silent wrong answer this PR exists to stop, reachable from any untrusted string. `@ifc-lite/sdk`'s `addEntity` shares the predicate but was not exposed: its `/^[Ii][Ff][Cc].../` shape check runs before the normalizer, and no `Object.prototype` member name starts with `Ifc`. `isInstantiable` did answer `true` for them, via the same `getEntityMetadata`. This is a regression of the widening, not an inherited wart: the revision this PR shipped first keyed on `IFC_ENTITY_NAMES[t.trim().toUpperCase()]` and rejected all six. The PR body credits the wrong mechanism, though — an indexed-value check reaches `Object.prototype` exactly as `in` does (`IFC_ENTITY_NAMES['toString']` is a function). What protected it was the `toUpperCase()`: `'CONSTRUCTOR'` is not a prototype member name. Fixed at the codegen template that emits both functions, not at the `ofType()` call site and not in `isKnownType`'s wrapper, because `isKnownEntity` and `getEntityMetadata` are themselves public exports of `@ifc-lite/parser` — patching a caller would leave the predicate wrong for everyone else. `Object.hasOwn` in both, so it is structural rather than a denylist of prototype member names, and fixing the generator means a regeneration cannot bring it back. The three committed generated registries are updated to match byte for byte. RED with the production change reverted and the tests kept: parser 2 failed, query 7 failed, codegen 1 failed. GREEN: query 207 -> 214, parser 622 -> 624, codegen 117 -> 118; sdk 182, mutations 202, data 153 all unchanged. The exhaustive sweeps this PR added — the parser `SCHEMA_REGISTRY` and all three per-version entity tables through `ofType()` — still pass, so the fix rejects nothing legitimate. `NotAThing` rides along as the control in every list. `pnpm exec tsc --noEmit`, oxlint, check-changesets and check:api-surface (4212 exports, unchanged) all pass. * fix(query): trim ofType()'s name once, so the guard and the resolution agree `IfcTypeEnumFromString` only uppercases. The guard added in this PR trims before asking `isKnownType`, so for a padded `ofType(' IfcWall ')` the two steps disagreed: the lookup missed `TYPE_STRING_TO_ENUM` and yielded `Unknown`, the guard trimmed, found `IfcWall` known, and did not throw. The query then ran against the Unknown bucket and returned entities that are not walls, with no error at all — the guard affirming the name is real while the resolution ignored it. Trim once at the top and feed the trimmed name to both steps. For a name with no surrounding whitespace `trim()` is the identity, so nothing that resolved correctly before resolves differently now. The regression test has to use a name the enum table DOES map, padded: ' IfcDoorStyle ' resolves to Unknown on both paths for its own reasons and so would pass with the defect present. Also in the same suite: - The exhaustive sweeps caught every error with a bare `catch { return true }`, which cannot tell a wrong-name rejection from an unrelated crash — it reports a name as "rejected by the guard" for a run in which the guard was never reached. `namesRejectedByGuard` now rethrows anything that is not the guard's own error, so the failure names the real cause. - The eight unchecked `as any` store casts become one documented widening, `queryFor`, keeping the mock's shape type-checked against `IfcStoreBase`. * revert(codegen,parser): hand the prototype-chain fix back to #3069 #3069 fixes the same `in`-walks-the-prototype-chain hole this branch had started fixing, and covers a generator this branch missed: `type-ids-generator.ts` and the three `type-ids.ts` outputs, where `getTypeId('constructor')` handed back the `Object` constructor. It also pins `isInstantiable`, the authoring guard the defect actually reached. One fix, in one place, is better than two that must be kept in step. Reverted here, back to the committed artifact byte for byte: packages/codegen/src/typescript-generator.ts packages/codegen/generated/ifc4/schema-registry.ts packages/codegen/generated/ifc4x3/schema-registry.ts packages/parser/src/generated/schema-registry.ts packages/codegen/test/typescript-generator-mapping.test.ts The two generated registries were REgenerated (`generate:ifc4`, `generate:ifc4x3`) rather than hand-edited, and the parser's copy taken from the regenerated IFC4 output; all three are identical to main. Verified rather than assumed, that #3069 subsumes what is removed: this branch's generator test (the one deleted here) passes unchanged against #3069's `typescript-generator.ts` (22/22), and this branch's parser test passes against #3069's generated registry (18/18). What this branch now depends on ------------------------------- `ofType()`'s oracle is `isKnownType`, and `isKnownType`'s pin fallback is `isKnownEntity` — the function #3069 fixes. So the prototype-name cases here do not pass on current main: packages/query/test/oftype-unknown-type.test.ts 7 failing packages/parser/test/known-type-across-schemas.test.ts 2 failing They are kept, not weakened and not moved: #3069 pins the predicate, while these pin that the defect no longer reaches `ofType()` and `getEntityMetadata`'s callers, which is this branch's boundary. This branch therefore needs #3069 to land first. The changeset and the three comments now say so instead of claiming the fix. --------- Co-authored-by: Louis Trümpler <78563314+louistrue@users.noreply.github.com>
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Closes #3063.
Reproduced before fixing
normalized in SCHEMA_REGISTRY.entitieswalks the prototype chain, so everyObject.prototypemember reports as a known IFC entity — while a plainly wrong name is correctly rejected. The guard is confidently right about garbage and confidently wrong about a specific class of garbage nobody thought to try.Why it is worth fixing rather than shrugging at
This is the authoring guard: callers use it to decide whether a type name a user supplied is real. And
normalizeIfcTypeName('constructor')returns"Object"— so acceptingconstructorhands the next stage a name that is not an entity at all, rather than failing at the boundary where the bad input entered.Fixed at the source, and it had spread
packages/codegen/src/typescript-generator.tsemits this function, and the same one-line defect had propagated to all three generated registries:packages/parser,packages/codegen/generated/ifc4, and.../ifc4x3. Fixing only the generated file the parser ships would have left the generator ready to reintroduce it.Object.hasOwnis already used in 11 places in this repo, so this needs no new compatibility baseline.The test pins both directions
A one-directional assertion here is satisfied by hard-coding
false. So it asserts 12 inherited names are rejected and thatIfcWall,IFCWALLandIfcDoorare still accepted.Mutation run rather than reasoned about:
The 2 that survive are exactly the accept-real-entities pair, which is what should survive. If they had failed too, the test would be pinning "reject everything".
Credit
Found by a reviewer while working on #3009, who deliberately did not start the fix because the generated file says DO NOT EDIT and the real change belongs in the generator. That was the right call and it is why this PR touches the generator first.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
constructor,toString, and__proto__from being incorrectly recognized as valid schema entities or type names.Tests