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Current events have renewed the conversation in our community about the roles of terminology with racist connotations in our software. Many companies and developers are now taking appropriate steps to remove this terminology from their codebases and products. (e.g. [GitHub](https://twitter.com/natfriedman/status/1271253144442253312)) This small rule prevents the use of declarations that contain any of the terms: whitelist, blacklist, master, and slave. It may be appropriate to add more terms to this list now or in the future.
325 lines
14 KiB
Swift
325 lines
14 KiB
Swift
import Foundation
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import SourceKittenFramework
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private struct LintResult {
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let violations: [StyleViolation]
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let ruleTime: (id: String, time: Double)?
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let deprecatedToValidIDPairs: [(String, String)]
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}
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private extension Rule {
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static func superfluousDisableCommandViolations(regions: [Region],
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superfluousDisableCommandRule: SuperfluousDisableCommandRule?,
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allViolations: [StyleViolation]) -> [StyleViolation] {
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guard regions.isNotEmpty, let superfluousDisableCommandRule = superfluousDisableCommandRule else {
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return []
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}
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let regionsDisablingCurrentRule = regions.filter { region in
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return region.isRuleDisabled(self.init())
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}
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let regionsDisablingSuperfluousDisableRule = regions.filter { region in
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return region.isRuleDisabled(superfluousDisableCommandRule)
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}
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return regionsDisablingCurrentRule.compactMap { region -> StyleViolation? in
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let isSuperfluousRuleDisabled = regionsDisablingSuperfluousDisableRule.contains {
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$0.contains(region.start)
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}
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guard !isSuperfluousRuleDisabled else {
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return nil
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}
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let noViolationsInDisabledRegion = !allViolations.contains { violation in
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return region.contains(violation.location)
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}
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guard noViolationsInDisabledRegion else {
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return nil
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}
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return StyleViolation(
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ruleDescription: type(of: superfluousDisableCommandRule).description,
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severity: superfluousDisableCommandRule.configuration.severity,
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location: region.start,
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reason: superfluousDisableCommandRule.reason(for: self)
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)
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}
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}
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// As we need the configuration to get custom identifiers.
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// swiftlint:disable:next function_parameter_count
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func lint(file: SwiftLintFile, regions: [Region], benchmark: Bool,
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storage: RuleStorage,
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configuration: Configuration,
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superfluousDisableCommandRule: SuperfluousDisableCommandRule?,
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compilerArguments: [String]) -> LintResult? {
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if !(self is SourceKitFreeRule) && file.sourcekitdFailed {
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return nil
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}
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let ruleID = Self.description.identifier
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let violations: [StyleViolation]
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let ruleTime: (String, Double)?
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if benchmark {
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let start = Date()
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violations = validate(file: file, using: storage, compilerArguments: compilerArguments)
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ruleTime = (ruleID, -start.timeIntervalSinceNow)
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} else {
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violations = validate(file: file, using: storage, compilerArguments: compilerArguments)
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ruleTime = nil
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}
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let (disabledViolationsAndRegions, enabledViolationsAndRegions) = violations.map { violation in
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return (violation, regions.first { $0.contains(violation.location) })
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}.partitioned { _, region in
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return region?.isRuleEnabled(self) ?? true
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}
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let ruleIDs = Self.description.allIdentifiers +
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(superfluousDisableCommandRule.map({ type(of: $0) })?.description.allIdentifiers ?? []) +
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[RuleIdentifier.all.stringRepresentation]
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let ruleIdentifiers = Set(ruleIDs.map { RuleIdentifier($0) })
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let superfluousDisableCommandViolations = Self.superfluousDisableCommandViolations(
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regions: regions.count > 1 ? file.regions(restrictingRuleIdentifiers: ruleIdentifiers) : regions,
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superfluousDisableCommandRule: superfluousDisableCommandRule,
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allViolations: violations
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)
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let enabledViolations: [StyleViolation]
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if file.contents.hasPrefix("#!") { // if a violation happens on the same line as a shebang, ignore it
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enabledViolations = enabledViolationsAndRegions.compactMap { violation, _ in
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if violation.location.line == 1 { return nil }
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return violation
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}
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} else {
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enabledViolations = enabledViolationsAndRegions.map { $0.0 }
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}
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let deprecatedToValidIDPairs = disabledViolationsAndRegions.flatMap { _, region -> [(String, String)] in
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let identifiers = region?.deprecatedAliasesDisabling(rule: self) ?? []
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return identifiers.map { ($0, ruleID) }
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}
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return LintResult(violations: enabledViolations + superfluousDisableCommandViolations,
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ruleTime: ruleTime,
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deprecatedToValidIDPairs: deprecatedToValidIDPairs)
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}
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}
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/// Represents a file that can be linted for style violations and corrections after being collected.
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public struct Linter {
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/// The file to lint with this linter.
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public let file: SwiftLintFile
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/// Whether or not this linter will be used to collect information from several files.
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public var isCollecting: Bool
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fileprivate let rules: [Rule]
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fileprivate let cache: LinterCache?
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fileprivate let configuration: Configuration
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fileprivate let compilerArguments: [String]
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/// Creates a `Linter` by specifying its properties directly.
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///
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/// - parameter file: The file to lint with this linter.
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/// - parameter configuration: The SwiftLint configuration to apply to this linter.
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/// - parameter cache: The persisted cache to use for this linter.
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/// - parameter compilerArguments: The compiler arguments to use for this linter if it is to execute analyzer rules.
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public init(file: SwiftLintFile, configuration: Configuration = Configuration()!, cache: LinterCache? = nil,
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compilerArguments: [String] = []) {
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self.file = file
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self.cache = cache
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self.configuration = configuration
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self.compilerArguments = compilerArguments
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let rules = configuration.rules.filter { rule in
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if compilerArguments.isEmpty {
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return !(rule is AnalyzerRule)
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} else {
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return rule is AnalyzerRule
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}
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}
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self.rules = rules
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self.isCollecting = rules.contains(where: { $0 is AnyCollectingRule })
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}
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/// Returns a linter capable of checking for violations after running each rule's collection step.
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///
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/// - parameter storage: The storage object where collected info should be saved.
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///
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/// - returns: A linter capable of checking for violations after running each rule's collection step.
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public func collect(into storage: RuleStorage) -> CollectedLinter {
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DispatchQueue.concurrentPerform(iterations: rules.count) { idx in
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rules[idx].collectInfo(for: file, into: storage, compilerArguments: compilerArguments)
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}
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return CollectedLinter(from: self)
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}
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}
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/// Represents a file that can compute style violations and corrections for a list of rules.
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///
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/// A `CollectedLinter` is only created after a `Linter` has run its collection steps in `Linter.collect(into:)`.
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public struct CollectedLinter {
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/// The file to lint with this linter.
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public let file: SwiftLintFile
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private let rules: [Rule]
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private let cache: LinterCache?
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private let configuration: Configuration
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private let compilerArguments: [String]
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fileprivate init(from linter: Linter) {
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file = linter.file
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rules = linter.rules
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cache = linter.cache
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configuration = linter.configuration
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compilerArguments = linter.compilerArguments
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}
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/// Computes or retrieves style violations.
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///
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/// - parameter storage: The storage object containing all collected info.
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///
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/// - returns: All style violations found by this linter.
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public func styleViolations(using storage: RuleStorage) -> [StyleViolation] {
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return getStyleViolations(using: storage).0
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}
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/// Computes or retrieves style violations and the time spent executing each rule.
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///
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/// - parameter storage: The storage object containing all collected info.
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///
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/// - returns: All style violations found by this linter, and the time spent executing each rule.
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public func styleViolationsAndRuleTimes(using storage: RuleStorage)
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-> ([StyleViolation], [(id: String, time: Double)]) {
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return getStyleViolations(using: storage, benchmark: true)
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}
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private func getStyleViolations(using storage: RuleStorage,
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benchmark: Bool = false) -> ([StyleViolation], [(id: String, time: Double)]) {
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if let cached = cachedStyleViolations(benchmark: benchmark) {
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return cached
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}
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if file.sourcekitdFailed {
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queuedPrintError("Most rules will be skipped because sourcekitd has failed.")
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}
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let regions = file.regions()
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let superfluousDisableCommandRule = rules.first(where: {
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$0 is SuperfluousDisableCommandRule
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}) as? SuperfluousDisableCommandRule
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let validationResults = rules.parallelCompactMap {
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$0.lint(file: self.file, regions: regions, benchmark: benchmark,
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storage: storage,
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configuration: self.configuration,
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superfluousDisableCommandRule: superfluousDisableCommandRule,
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compilerArguments: self.compilerArguments)
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}
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let undefinedSuperfluousCommandViolations = self.undefinedSuperfluousCommandViolations(
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regions: regions, configuration: configuration,
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superfluousDisableCommandRule: superfluousDisableCommandRule)
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let violations = validationResults.flatMap { $0.violations } + undefinedSuperfluousCommandViolations
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let ruleTimes = validationResults.compactMap { $0.ruleTime }
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var deprecatedToValidIdentifier = [String: String]()
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for (key, value) in validationResults.flatMap({ $0.deprecatedToValidIDPairs }) {
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deprecatedToValidIdentifier[key] = value
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}
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if let cache = cache, let path = file.path {
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cache.cache(violations: violations, forFile: path, configuration: configuration)
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}
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for (deprecatedIdentifier, identifier) in deprecatedToValidIdentifier {
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queuedPrintError("'\(deprecatedIdentifier)' rule has been renamed to '\(identifier)' and will be " +
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"completely removed in a future release.")
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}
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return (violations, ruleTimes)
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}
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private func cachedStyleViolations(benchmark: Bool = false) -> ([StyleViolation], [(id: String, time: Double)])? {
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let start: Date! = benchmark ? Date() : nil
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guard let cache = cache, let file = file.path,
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let cachedViolations = cache.violations(forFile: file, configuration: configuration) else {
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return nil
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}
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var ruleTimes = [(id: String, time: Double)]()
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if benchmark {
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// let's assume that all rules should have the same duration and split the duration among them
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let totalTime = -start.timeIntervalSinceNow
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let fractionedTime = totalTime / TimeInterval(rules.count)
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ruleTimes = rules.compactMap { rule in
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let id = type(of: rule).description.identifier
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return (id, fractionedTime)
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}
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}
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return (cachedViolations, ruleTimes)
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}
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/// Applies corrections for all rules to this file, returning performed corrections.
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///
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/// - parameter storage: The storage object containing all collected info.
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///
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/// - returns: All corrections that were applied.
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public func correct(using storage: RuleStorage) -> [Correction] {
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if let violations = cachedStyleViolations()?.0, violations.isEmpty {
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return []
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}
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if let parserDiagnostics = file.parserDiagnostics {
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queuedPrintError(
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"Skipping correcting file because it produced Swift parser diagnostics: \(file.path ?? "<nopath>")"
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)
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queuedPrintError(toJSON(["diagnostics": parserDiagnostics]))
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return []
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}
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var corrections = [Correction]()
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for rule in rules.compactMap({ $0 as? CorrectableRule }) {
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let newCorrections = rule.correct(file: file, using: storage, compilerArguments: compilerArguments)
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corrections += newCorrections
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if newCorrections.isNotEmpty {
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file.invalidateCache()
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}
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}
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return corrections
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}
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/// Formats the file associated with this linter.
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///
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/// - parameter useTabs: Should the file be formatted using tabs?
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/// - parameter indentWidth: How many spaces should be used per indentation level.
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public func format(useTabs: Bool, indentWidth: Int) {
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let formattedContents = try? file.file.format(trimmingTrailingWhitespace: true,
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useTabs: useTabs,
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indentWidth: indentWidth)
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if let formattedContents = formattedContents {
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file.write(formattedContents)
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}
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}
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private func undefinedSuperfluousCommandViolations(regions: [Region],
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configuration: Configuration,
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superfluousDisableCommandRule: SuperfluousDisableCommandRule?
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) -> [StyleViolation] {
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guard regions.isNotEmpty, let superfluousDisableCommandRule = superfluousDisableCommandRule else {
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return []
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}
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let allCustomIdentifiers = configuration.customRuleIdentifiers.map { RuleIdentifier($0) }
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let allRuleIdentifiers = primaryRuleList.allValidIdentifiers().map { RuleIdentifier($0) }
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let allValidIdentifiers = Set(allCustomIdentifiers + allRuleIdentifiers + [.all])
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return regions.flatMap { region in
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region.disabledRuleIdentifiers.filter({ !allValidIdentifiers.contains($0) }).map { id in
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return StyleViolation(
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ruleDescription: type(of: superfluousDisableCommandRule).description,
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severity: superfluousDisableCommandRule.configuration.severity,
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location: region.start,
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reason: superfluousDisableCommandRule.reason(forNonExistentRule: id.stringRepresentation)
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)
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}
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}
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}
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}
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