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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughJbuilder local assignments are classified separately from JSON DSL statements and emitted in source order. Their values receive route-helper and HTML-escape rewrites. Whole-template array and partial forms are selected when they are the only non-local DSL statement, including when locals surround them. ChangesJbuilder Template Locals
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Templates that assign a local named Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A template local named io can replace the generated output buffer. If that local receives externally supplied text, the returned output can contain text that bypasses normal escaping. This requires a colliding template binding; ordinary locals retain the existing encoding controls. Retained concerns
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tests/jbuilder_template_locals.rs (1)
52-61: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a local-plus-
json.partial!regression case.The new test checks a local before
json.array!and before object pairs, but not before scalarjson.partial!. The existing scalar-partial test passes@widgetdirectly. Add a fixture that assigns a local and passes it to the partial, then assert that the assignment precedes the emitted partial call. A regression in this path can otherwise escape the local-preservation tests.Suggested fix
/// A local read by two pairs. const SUMMARY: &str = r#"count = @widgets.size json.count count json.empty count.zero? "#; +/// A local passed to a whole-template `partial!`. +const PARTIAL_LOCAL: &str = r#"widget = @widgets.first +json.partial! "widgets/widget", widget: widget +"#; + fn emitted() -> Vec<(String, String)> { @@ ("app/views/widgets/listed.json.jbuilder", LISTED), ("app/views/widgets/summary.json.jbuilder", SUMMARY), + ("app/views/widgets/partial_local.json.jbuilder", PARTIAL_LOCAL), @@ assert!(assign < array, "the local comes first:\n{src}"); + let src = view(&files, "widgets/partial_local_json.rb"); + let assign = src.find("widget = widgets.first").unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("the local:\n{src}")); + let partial = src + .find("Views::Widgets.widget_json(widget)") + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("the whole-template partial call:\n{src}")); + assert!(assign < partial, "the local comes first:\n{src}"); let src = view(&files, "widgets/summary_json.rb");🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @tests/jbuilder_template_locals.rs:
- Around line 52-61: Add a local-plus-scalar-partial regression case in the test
fixtures: define a local from `@widgets.first`, then pass it to `json.partial!`.
Register the fixture in `emitted()` and assert in the generated
`partial_local_json` view that the local assignment precedes the emitted partial
call, alongside the existing ordering checks.
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- Line 717: Update the JbStmt::Local handling that clones assignments so local
initializer values use the supported route-helper rewrite, allowing unqualified
_url calls to resolve to generated _path helpers. Preserve unsupported
expressions unchanged rather than partially rewriting them, and add tests for
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with template locals or method parameters, and use it consistently for object,
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`x = <expr>` in a jbuilder template was an Unknown statement and became
an empty append. In an object template the pairs that read the local
were kept, so the template raised NameError when it ran. Next to a
whole-template `json.array!` or `json.partial!`, the assignment also
made the template two statements long, so that form went down the
object path, which drops it, and the template rendered `{}`.
A local assignment is now its own statement kind, emitted in place,
its value given the rewrites a pair's value gets (`<x>_url` to
`RouteHelpers.<x>_path`, `h`). It adds no pair, and the whole-template
check counts the DSL statements only.
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src/lower/jbuilder_to_library/mod.rs (1)
854-856: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueLocal assignments that are not
LValue::Varstill fall toUnknown.This is a narrow edge case.
classifymatches onlyLValue::Vartargets, sox ||= ...(OpAssign) anda, b = ...(MultiAssign) are still classified asUnknown. They are dropped from the output, and later statements can read an undefined local. The PR targets plain assignments, so this is outside the stated scope. Consider a follow-up.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 854-856: The classify logic recognizes only plain variable
assignments as local, leaving OpAssign and MultiAssign targets classified as
Unknown and omitted. Extend the assignment classification around
ExprNode::Assign to recognize these local assignment forms while leaving
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roundhouse 2026.9.18 (d9b482d7), Linux x86-64, CRuby 4.0.5.A local assignment in a jbuilder template (
x = <expr>, read by the statements after it) is dropped. In an object template the pairs that read the local are kept, so the view raisesNameErrorwhen it runs. Next to a whole-templatejson.array!orjson.partial!the assignment also makes the template two statements long, soemit_objectskips its one-statement check and sends that form down the object path, where a whole-template form becomesio << "": the template renders{}.Rows
b,a,c:listed[{"id":1,"name":"b"},{"id":2,"name":"a"},{"id":3,"name":"c"}]{}summary{"count":3,"empty":false}NameError: undefined local variable or method 'count' for module Views::Widgetspicked{"id":1,"name":"b"}{}classify(src/lower/jbuilder_to_library/mod.rs) only looks atjson.*sends, so theAssignisUnknown.Fix
An assignment to a local is its own statement kind,
Local, emitted in place with its value given the rewrites a pair's value gets (<x>_urltoRouteHelpers.<x>_path,h), since pairs read it later. It adds no pair, and the whole-template check counts the DSL statements only, keeping the locals around the one it finds:The template's parameters don't change: they come from the ivars the template reads (
view_read_ivars), and@widgetsis still read, inside the assignment.Tests
tests/jbuilder_template_locals.rs: the three templates above with a_widgetpartial, ingested in memory. It checks the emitted Ruby (every view parses; each local is assigned before the statement that reads it;link = widget_url(first)becomeslink = RouteHelpers.widget_path(first.id)), then writes the emitted views next toruntime/ruby/json_builder.rb, renders them on CRuby with Structs for the rows, and compares with the Rails answers in the table. Without the change, 3 of its 4 tests fail (the parse test passes); the render test stops at theNameErrorabove.picked(a local passed to a whole-templatejson.partial!) and the route-helper case were added after CodeRabbit's review.Full suite,
cargo test --release --no-fail-faston this machine (fixtures/real-bloggenerated withbin/rh fixture), rebased on currentmain(bcdc1f10): 3368 passed, 2 failed, 124 ignored. The 2 failures areresource_and_harness_helpers_preserve_failures_and_contractsandthe_store_fixture_checks_clean, which fail the same way onmainon this host.Rebased on #367 (
begin … rescue … endaround pairs), which touched the same file: the header list now numbers this form 12,Localsits afterGuardedin the enum, its arm afterGuarded's inemit_pairs, andemit_localafteremit_guarded. A local inside abegin … rescue … endgoes throughemit_pairslike any other statement there.tests/jbuilder_guarded_pairs.rspasses. Still open against the same file: #355 and #356, which each add an arm to the whole-template check inemit_objectthat this PR reshapes; whichever lands later rebases.Found while compiling a Rails API app with
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