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chores(analyzer): Print warning if duplicate packages #9260

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@bennati bennati commented Oct 9, 2024

When duplicate packages or projects are found in the dependency tree, print a warning instead of throwing an exception and inteerrupting the scan. Duplicate packages may arise when the same package is imported twice, in these cases the dependency tree will be completed as the package is imported at least once.

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"Unable to create the AnalyzerResult as it contains packages and projects with the same ids: " +
duplicates.values
if (duplicates.isNotEmpty()) {
logger.warn {"Unable to create the AnalyzerResult as it contains packages and projects with the same ids: ${duplicates.values}"}
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Instead of just logging, I believe an OrtIssue should be created - because the problem can potentially be severe, so there should be no risk of going unnoticed.

However, with the current logic, it may be difficult to implement that, because the problem is detected way after the duplicate IDs got inserted, so undoing the insertion is probably no more possible.

"Unable to create the AnalyzerResult as it contains packages and projects with the same ids: " +
duplicates.values
if (duplicates.isNotEmpty()) {
logger.warn {"Unable to create the AnalyzerResult as it contains packages and projects with the same ids: ${duplicates.values}"}
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The log message now does not reflect what you're doing: You say an analyzer result cannot be created, but still create one.

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Besides the current build errors, I'm actually not sure if we want the change. I currently don't oversee all side effects of allowing duplicate identifiers.

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bennati commented Oct 10, 2024

I appreciate the need of understanding in detail all side effects of allowing duplicate identifiers.
What this proposal is meant for, is making the user aware of the possibility of these side effects, which can be manually corrected, while allowing the scan to complete in case side effects are unlikely.

In my opinion, the scan should crash only if there is a non-recoverable error. Having ORT produce a notice file with potential errors is still safer than having no notice file.

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Besides the current build errors, I'm actually not sure if we want the change. I currently don't oversee all side effects of allowing duplicate identifiers.

I agree, that side-effect are hard to oversee and probably huge. Also I am strongly for keeping identifiers unique.
What in my view would be the only option is not adding duplicate IDs to the result in the first place, and instead add an OrtIssue. This way it is indicated that something is missing while ids remain unique.

When duplicate packages or projects are found in the dependency tree, print a
warning instead of throwing an exception and inteerrupting the scan.
Duplicate packages may arise when the same package is imported twice, in these
cases the dependency tree will be completed as the package is imported at
least once.

Signed-off-by: Stefano Bennati <[email protected]>
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bennati commented Oct 10, 2024

Is this what you had in mind?

Comment on lines +47 to +49
logger.warn {
"AnalyzerResult contains packages and projects with the same ids: ${duplicates.values}"
}

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for ((key, items) in duplicates) {
val issue = createAndLogIssue(
source = "analyzer",
message = "AnalyzerResult contains packages and projects with the same ids: ${items}"
)

val existingIssues = issues.getOrDefault(key, emptyList())
issues[key] = existingIssues + issue
}

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Reports code blocks that are not followed by an empty line Warning

Missing empty line after block.
for ((key, items) in duplicates) {
val issue = createAndLogIssue(
source = "analyzer",
message = "AnalyzerResult contains packages and projects with the same ids: ${items}"

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for ((key, items) in duplicates) {
val issue = createAndLogIssue(
source = "analyzer",
message = "AnalyzerResult contains packages and projects with the same ids: ${items}"

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Redundant curly braces in string template
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fviernau commented Oct 11, 2024

Is this what you had in mind?

No it isn't. It disregards that:

  • Duplicates can be across projects / packages.
  • Removing afterwards probably has a different effect, than skipping over it when attempting to add it in the first place.
  • Also the scopes are already constructed, which contain reference to projects or packages and which correspond to a
    project each.

...but, I also do not see a do-able way how to implement what I had in mind.

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bennati commented Oct 11, 2024

Ok, let me know if any better solution than this comes to mind which is also feasible and I can try to implement it.
Otherwise let's please merge this one so I can finally generate some notice file for my projects.

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fviernau commented Oct 11, 2024

Ok, let me know if any better solution than this comes to mind which is also feasible and I can try to implement it.

I won't have the time to look into this anytime soon.

Otherwise let's please merge this one so I can finally generate some notice file for my projects.

IMO it should not be merged, due to not understood side effects and possible broken referential integrity.

Would you be willing to invest the time / effort to find another solution @bennati ?

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bennati commented Oct 11, 2024

I can develop a different solution, but first I need someone to explain how the solution should work and the ORT maintainers to commit to merge it once developed.

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bennati commented Nov 1, 2024

Any update on this?

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Any update on this?

I believe this PR needs to make more clear which of the three different root causes for duplicate identifiers it targets to address.

In any case, I believe it's wrong to unconditionally remove all duplicates from packages as that, depending on the root cause, could result in a loss of information.

Instead, to get started with addressing the general topic, I plan to revive #6533 which targets the case where duplicates occur between projects and packages.

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