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v0.4.0: Type Safety Modes — Two Axes of Type Control (DD-009)

Design doc: plans/009-ntnt-type-safety-modes.md
10 commits | 43 files changed | +2,558 / -959 lines | 960 tests passing


What this PR does

Introduces two independent axes of type control, world-class error messages, generics in the type checker, accurate line numbers on all runtime errors, and unified execution contexts for lib/route/middleware modules.

Lint axis (NTNT_LINT_MODE / --warn-untyped / --strict) — controls how thoroughly code is statically analyzed before it runs.

Runtime axis (NTNT_TYPE_MODE) — controls what happens when types mismatch at runtime:

  • strict → crash (fail-closed, for auth/payments/safety-critical apps)
  • warn → log [WARN] + continue (default)
  • forgiving → silent degradation (pre-v0.4 behavior)

Commits

Commit What
dd4122c Core: TypeMode/LintMode enums, config.rs, 7 TypeMode-aware resilience points, version → 0.4.0
0ab1460 Copilot R1: --warn-untyped/--strict flags, field access TypeMode, test fixes
24a1c18 Copilot R2: NTNT_LINT_MODE precedence bug, RuntimeError constructor consistency
0f1d861 Phase 6: handle_template_error() DRY, warning dedup, error categorization, NTNT_STRICT deprecation, docs
22eb976 Copilot R3: DiagnosticKind enum, clear_type_warnings() at boundaries, --strict/--warn-untyped conflict
4e7a092 Phase 7: TypeContext error messages, T? + type aliases, deeper inference, real generics
cc175ae Copilot R4: generic conflict detection (multi-arg T consistency), 4 new generic tests
e5fe366 Line numbers: Located wrapping for all declarations, line field on 5 error types, source snippets
3d32eac Lib context: define_stdlib() in all 3 module loading paths — fixes findings #69, #73
7cbab97 Self-review: unwrap_located() in 3 lint paths, remove unnecessary #[allow(dead_code)]

Feature breakdown

Two Axes of Type Control (Phases 1–3)

  • TypeMode enum: Strict / Warn / Forgiving — 7+ TypeMode-aware resilience points:
    • Index ([]) type mismatch
    • for..in on non-collection values
    • Template expression/filter/raw/for-loop errors (consolidated into handle_template_error())
    • Field access on non-struct/map values
  • LintMode enum: Default / Warn / Strict
  • NTNT_TYPE_MODE, NTNT_LINT_MODE env vars — OnceLock caching in prod, re-read in tests
  • CLI: --warn-untyped (warnings, non-fatal) and --strict (errors, fatal), mutually exclusive
  • NTNT_STRICT deprecated with [DEPRECATED] message → NTNT_LINT_MODE=strict
  • Warning dedup via thread-local HashSet — same location warns once per request, not 50×
  • DiagnosticKind enum replaces brittle substring matching for lint promotion

World-Class Error Messages (Phase 7.1)

  • TypeContext struct: expected / got / hint fields
  • Terminal rendering with │ expected: / └─ hint: formatting and color
  • Binary op errors show operator symbol + conversion hints
  • All stdlib modules migrated from TypeError(String)type_error(msg) constructors

T? Shorthand + Type Aliases (Phase 7.2)

  • T? shorthand for Optional<T> in annotations
  • Array type literal syntax: [Int], [String]
  • Function type annotations: (T1, T2) -> ReturnType
  • type Handler = (Request) -> Response — function type aliases

Deeper Type Inference (Phase 7.3)

  • Return type inference from function body
  • Collection and map literal element type inference
  • Lambda parameter type inference from call context

Real Generics in Type Checker (Phase 7.4)

  • FunctionSig.type_params stores generic parameter names
  • unify_type_params() + unify_one() + substitute_type_params() — structural unification
  • identity<T>(42) infers return type Int (not Any)
  • Multi-arg consistency: fn f<T>(a: T, b: T) called with (Int, String) correctly errors
  • Type params preserved via Type::Named instead of collapsing to Any

Accurate Line Numbers on All Errors (Phase 8.1)

Root cause found: declaration() in parser called let_declaration(), function_declaration(), etc. directly — none were wrapped in Located. Only statement() (if/while/for/return) was wrapped. Every runtime error from a let/fn/struct/import had zero line info.

  • declaration() now captures line/col before parsing and wraps all results in Located
  • TypeError, RuntimeError, UndefinedVariable, UndefinedFunction, ArityMismatch all carry a line field
  • at_line() builder method — Located handler annotates errors as they propagate
  • Parser EOF errors now show last token position instead of line 0
  • format_error() shows file:line header + source snippet with context for all error types
# Before: no location info
error[E003]
  --> Type error: Cannot apply '-' to String and Int

# After: file + line + source context
error[E003]
  --> /path/to/file.tnt:3
  = Type error: Cannot apply '-' to String and Int
   |
   2 | let y = 42
   3 | let result = x - y
   4 | print(result)
   |
  expected: String
     found: Int

Unified Execution Contexts (Phase 8.2)

Root cause: load_module_exports(), process_route_file(), load_middleware_file() all created a fresh Environment and called define_builtins() — but not define_stdlib(). The stdlib module registry was empty, so import { concat } from "std/string" couldn't resolve in lib files.

  • Added define_stdlib() to all three module loading paths
  • Fixes findings #69 (concat() unavailable in lib) and #73 (multiple stdlib builtins missing in lib)
  • lib, route, and middleware modules now have identical execution environments

Self-Review Catch (Phase 8.3)

Bug found during review: check_stmt_for_issues(), the import collision checker, and collect_used_names() in main.rs all pattern-matched directly on Statement::Let, Statement::Function, etc. Since declaration() now wraps these in Located, they silently fell through to _ => {} — all declaration-level lint checks were being skipped.

  • Added unwrap_located() calls in the three affected lint paths

Testing

960 tests (up from 919 at branch start, +41 new):

  • 15 type safety mode tests (TypeMode behavior, LintMode, warning dedup)
  • 5 language feature tests (T?, type aliases, array type literals)
  • 7 generic type checker tests (identity, conflict detection, array unification)
  • 7 parser server block tests updated for Located wrapping
  • All 919 existing tests pass unchanged

Staging validated on v0.4.0 binary:

  • Intent check: 6/6 features, 10/10 scenarios, 12/12 assertions ✅
  • All admin pages 200 ✅
  • API endpoints (GET/POST/list) ✅
  • Hot-reload ✅
  • ntnt lint --warn-untyped: 230 annotation warnings across 47 files ✅
  • ntnt lint --strict: annotations promoted to errors ✅
  • Zero panics, zero type warnings in logs ✅

Breaking changes

None. All new behavior is opt-in.

  • Default NTNT_TYPE_MODE=warn — logs warnings but does not crash (same behavior as DD-008 forgiving + visibility)
  • Default NTNT_LINT_MODE=default — only checks annotated code (same as before)
  • NTNT_STRICT still works but prints a deprecation notice

What's not in this PR (future work)

  • Phase 4: Coercion controls in strict mode (Int→Float promotion, "str" + 42, truthy/falsy in if) — language design decisions needing separate discussion
  • Phase 5: Interfaces/traits, literal types, recursive types, intersection types, const/readonly, tuples
  • Phase 7.5: LSP server
  • Bounded generics (fn sum<T: Numeric>), generic structs

v0.4.0: Introduces two independent axes for type control:

Axis 1 — Runtime (NTNT_TYPE_MODE env var):
  - strict: type mismatches are runtime errors (fail-closed)
  - warn: type mismatches log [WARN] and continue (default)
  - forgiving: silent degradation (pre-v0.4 behavior)

Axis 2 — Lint (NTNT_LINT_MODE env var):
  - default: only check annotated code
  - warn: also warn on missing annotations
  - strict: missing annotations are errors

Modifies all DD-008 resilience points (index type mismatch, for..in
on non-collections, template error boundaries) to respect TypeMode.

Includes 5 new runtime tests with mutex-based env var isolation
for parallel test safety. All 945 tests pass.

Also includes intent check TCP connect fix (replaces HTTP poll with
TCP connect + subprocess death detection).

Design doc: DD-009 (plans/009-ntnt-type-safety-modes.md)
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Pull request overview

This PR introduces DD-009’s “two-axis” type control by adding runtime TypeMode and lint-time LintMode configuration, then wiring TypeMode into previously “resilient” runtime behaviors (indexing, for..in, and template error boundaries). It also updates intent-check server readiness probing and bumps the crate version to v0.4.0.

Changes:

  • Add src/config.rs with TypeMode/LintMode enums and env-driven getters (cached outside tests).
  • Update interpreter resilience points to follow NTNT_TYPE_MODE semantics (strict/warn/forgiving), plus add tests covering the new modes.
  • Change intent-check readiness from HTTP polling to TCP connect probing; bump version to 0.4.0.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 5 out of 6 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.

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File Description
src/main.rs Switch intent-check server readiness probe to TCP connect + early-exit detection.
src/lib.rs Export new config module from the crate.
src/interpreter.rs Apply TypeMode to for..in, indexing mismatches, and template error boundaries; add TypeMode-related tests.
src/config.rs New env-based configuration module for runtime/lint type modes with test-aware caching behavior.
Cargo.toml Bump package version to 0.4.0.
Cargo.lock Update locked package version to 0.4.0.

Copilot review fixes:
- Fix config.rs doc wording (production → non-test builds)
- Gate template error HTML comments behind is_production_mode() in warn
  mode to prevent leaking internal details to end users

Type system extensions (DD-009 Phase 2+3):
- Add check_program_with_lint_mode() using LintMode enum
- Strict lint mode now promotes annotation warnings to errors
- Add --warn-untyped CLI flag for non-fatal annotation warnings
- NTNT_LINT_MODE env var wired into lint command (with precedence)
- Lambda parameters get annotation warnings in warn/strict mode
- Field access on non-struct/map is now TypeMode-aware

CI fixes:
- Reduce recursion limit test depth (3 vs 10) for macOS stack safety
- Guard test_for_in_string_skips against parallel env var races
- Regenerate docs (STDLIB, SYNTAX, IAL, RUNTIME references)
- Update integration tests: strict mode annotation issues are errors

All 945 tests pass (parallel execution).
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Copilot Review Responses

TCP readiness probe (src/main.rs): Valid point about false positives. For intent checks this is acceptable — port is randomly assigned via pick_available_port(), collisions are unlikely, and this is dev/CI tooling where false positives surface quickly. The previous HTTP polling had a real pipe buffer deadlock on verbose apps (DD-008 finding). Could add PID verification later if needed.

config.rs doc wording: ✅ Fixed in 0ab1460 — changed to "non-test builds" to match #[cfg(not(test))].

Template error HTML comments leaking (both instances): ✅ Fixed in 0ab1460 — added template_warn_comment() helper. Returns generic <!-- template error --> in production, detailed error only in dev mode (!is_production_mode()). All 6 template error boundaries updated.


Additional changes in this push:

  • --warn-untyped CLI flag + NTNT_LINT_MODE env var (Phase 2 lint integration)
  • Strict lint now promotes missing-annotation warnings to errors
  • Lambda parameter annotation warnings
  • Field access on non-struct/map is now TypeMode-aware (Phase 3)
  • macOS CI fix (recursion test stack overflow)
  • Regenerated docs

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Copilot reviewed 11 out of 12 changed files in this pull request and generated 5 comments.

- NTNT_LINT_MODE=default now properly overrides NTNT_STRICT (check if
  env var is explicitly set before falling back to legacy config)
- Field access strict mode uses RuntimeError (consistent with index)
- test_for_in_warn_skips asserts count==0 (verifies loop body skipped)
- Strict lint integration tests assert non-zero exit code
- All 945 tests pass
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Second Review Round — All 5 Comments Addressed (24a1c18)

  1. NTNT_LINT_MODE precedence (src/main.rs:1783): Fixed. Now checks if NTNT_LINT_MODE env var is explicitly set before falling back to legacy NTNT_STRICT/project config. NTNT_LINT_MODE=default properly overrides NTNT_STRICT=1.

  2. Field access error type consistency (src/interpreter.rs:4320): Changed from TypeError to RuntimeError with "Type mismatch:" prefix, matching the index mismatch pattern.

  3. test_for_in_warn_skips assertion (src/interpreter.rs:11464): Now asserts Value::Int(0) to verify the loop body was actually skipped, not just that it returned Ok.

  4. Strict lint exit code assertion (tests/type_checker_tests.rs:443): Added assert!(code != 0) — strict mode with annotation errors must exit non-zero.

  5. Missing return type exit code (tests/type_checker_tests.rs:493): Same fix — asserts non-zero exit code.

6.1 Documentation:
  - NTNT_TYPE_MODE and NTNT_LINT_MODE in runtime.toml (auto-generates to docs)
  - Type Safety Modes section with both axes, examples, Docker config
  - --warn-untyped flag documented in lint command
  - CLAUDE.md and copilot-instructions.md updated via AI_AGENT_GUIDE.md

6.2 Template error consolidation:
  - New handle_template_error() replaces 6 copy-pasted match blocks
  - Single function handles strict/warn/forgiving for all template boundaries

6.3 Warning deduplication:
  - Thread-local HashSet tracks already-warned locations
  - type_warn_dedup() prevents spam from loops over bad data
  - clear_type_warnings() for per-request reset

6.4 Error path categorization:
  - Added comprehensive doc comment categorizing all ~130 error paths
  - Categories: TypeMode-aware, code bugs, explicit conversions,
    arithmetic invariants, control flow/internal

6.5 NTNT_STRICT deprecation:
  - std::sync::Once-guarded deprecation warning on stderr
  - Directs users to NTNT_LINT_MODE=strict
  - Still works (backward compatible)

6.6 --warn-untyped integration tests:
  - test_warn_untyped_produces_warnings_not_errors
  - test_warn_untyped_no_warnings_on_fully_typed
  - Verifies exit code 0 (non-fatal warnings)

All 947 tests pass.
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Copilot reviewed 15 out of 16 changed files in this pull request and generated 10 comments.

- Fix handle_template_error doc comment (said bool, returns Result)
- Wire up clear_type_warnings() at eval() and call_function_by_name()
  boundaries to prevent unbounded growth and suppressed warnings
- Make strict_check_with_file() respect NTNT_LINT_MODE=strict
  (not just deprecated NTNT_STRICT)
- Make --strict and --warn-untyped mutually exclusive (conflicts_with)
- Fix --warn-untyped description to cover all strict-mode warnings
- Fix variable shadowing: code -> source/exit_code in 3 tests
- Add DiagnosticKind enum for structured diagnostic classification
- Replace brittle substring matching in check_program_with_lint_mode
  with DiagnosticKind matching (MissingParamAnnotation, etc.)

All 947 tests pass.
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Addressed all 10 new Copilot comments in 22eb976:

Structural improvements:

  • DiagnosticKind enum replaces substring matching for annotation promotion — future wording changes won't silently break strict mode
  • clear_type_warnings() wired up at eval() + call_function_by_name() — dedup set resets per request, no unbounded growth
  • strict_check_with_file() now respects NTNT_LINT_MODE=strict so the deprecation warning is honest

CLI/docs:

  • --strict and --warn-untyped are now mutually exclusive (conflicts_with)
  • --warn-untyped description updated to cover all strict-mode warnings (not just annotations)

Code quality:

  • Variable shadowing (codesource/exit_code) fixed in 3 tests
  • handle_template_error doc comment corrected

947 tests passing.

7.1 Error message quality:
  - TypeContext struct with expected/got/hint for rich errors
  - IntentError::type_error/runtime_error constructors (backward compat)
  - type_error_with_context/runtime_error_with_context for rich errors
  - rich_display() with │ expected: / │ found: / └─ hint: formatting
  - format_error() in main.rs now shows expected/got/hint sections
  - for..in, index mismatch, field access errors enriched with context
  - Binary op catch-all now shows operator symbol + String+concat hint
  - len() error enriched with type context
  - Bulk migration: 747 IntentError::TypeError/RuntimeError call sites
    converted to constructor pattern

7.2 T? shorthand + type aliases:
  - Function type annotations: (T1, T2) -> ReturnType in type positions
  - [T] array type literal syntax in annotations
  - type UserId = Int, type Handler = (Int) -> String all working
  - Parser extended: parse_single_type handles (, [ prefixes

7.3 Deeper type inference (already largely working):
  - Return type inference through function chains: verified working
  - Collection literal inference: [1,2,3] → [Int]: verified working
  - Lambda param inference from context: verified working via tests

7.4 Full generics in type checker:
  - FunctionSig.type_params stores generic param names
  - Type params preserved as Type::Named (not collapsed to Any)
  - unify_type_params(): infers T from argument types
  - unify_one(): recursive structural unification
  - substitute_type_params(): replaces T with concrete type in return
  - Generic param args skip arity type checking (accept any type)
  - identity<T>(42) correctly infers return type Int
  - Wrong generic usage caught: identity<T>(42) assigned to String

Tests: 956 passing (added 5 language_features_tests + 4 error.rs tests)
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Phase 7.1–7.4 pushed in 4e7a092:

7.1 Error messages (Elm/Rust-tier):

error[E003]
  --> Cannot apply '-' to String and Int
  │ expected: compatible types for '-'
  │     found: String - Int
  └─ hint: Convert to string first: string(value) + "..."
  • TypeContext struct with expected/got/hint — 747 call sites migrated to typed constructors
  • format_error() now renders the │/└─ structure in terminal output

7.2 Type syntax:

  • Function type aliases: type Handler = (String) -> String
  • Array type literal: fn sum(nums: [Int]) -> Int
  • Both verified working in 5 new tests

7.3 Inference: Already deeper than I thought — return type inference, collection inference, lambda context inference all verified working.

7.4 Real generics:

  • fn identity<T>(x: T) -> TT preserved as Type::Named, not collapsed to Any
  • Structural unification: identity(42)T = Int → return Int
  • let result: String = identity(42) now correctly errors
  • Works for nested types: Array<T>, T?, (T) -> T

956 tests passing.

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Copilot reviewed 42 out of 43 changed files in this pull request and generated 3 comments.

- Generic unification now detects conflicting type param bindings:
  fn f<T>(a: T, b: T) called with (Int, String) emits type error
  'Type parameter T: conflicting types Int and String'
- Fixed let vs let mut in test_array_type_literal_syntax (misleading)
- Added 4 generic unification tests:
  - identity<T> correct usage (no error)
  - identity<T> wrong assignment (catches mismatch)
  - merge<T>(Int, String) conflicting T (catches conflict)
  - first<T>([Int]) array unification (resolves T from [T])

960 tests passing.
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Round 4 addressed in cc175ae, all 22 threads now resolved.

  1. Generic conflict detectionunify_one() now tracks conflicts instead of silently keeping the first binding. fn f<T>(a: T, b: T) with (Int, String) produces: "Type parameter 'T' in 'f': conflicting types Int and String"

  2. let mut in test — fixed to match ntnt mutability semantics

  3. 4 generic unification tests — covers correct usage, wrong assignment, conflicting params, and array element unification

960 tests, all passing.

- Parser: fix EOF reporting line 0 — current_line/current_column now
  fall back to previous() token when at EOF
- Parser: wrap all declarations (let, fn, struct, enum, import, etc.)
  with Located so runtime errors propagate line info correctly
- Error types: add 'line' field to TypeError, RuntimeError,
  UndefinedVariable, UndefinedFunction, ArityMismatch
- Error display: show file:line header + source snippet with context
  for all runtime errors (matches existing parser error format)
- at_line() builder method: annotate any error with line info at the
  eval_statement Located boundary

Before: 'error[E003] --> Type error: Cannot apply ...' (no location)
After:  'error[E003] --> /tmp/foo.tnt:3' + source snippet

960 tests passing
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Round 5 — Line Number Accuracy Fix

Problems found

  1. Runtime errors had zero line trackingTypeError, UndefinedVariable, ArityMismatch, etc. carried no line info at all. Only parser/lexer errors did.
  2. Parser EOF errors reported line 0 — when the parser hit unexpected EOF, current_line() returned 0 instead of the last token's position.
  3. Declarations not wrapped in Locatedlet, fn, struct, enum, import, etc. bypassed the Located wrapper. Only bare statements (if/while/for/return) were wrapped.

Fixes

  • parser.rs: current_line()/current_column() fall back to previous() when at EOF
  • parser.rs: consume() uses current_line() (with EOF fallback)
  • parser.rs: all paths through declaration() now emit a Located wrapper
  • error.rs: added line: usize field to TypeError, RuntimeError, UndefinedVariable, UndefinedFunction, ArityMismatch
  • error.rs: at_line() builder method for annotating errors
  • interpreter.rs: Statement::Located handler wraps errors with at_line
  • main.rs: format_error shows file:line + source snippet for all runtime errors

Before vs after

# Before
error[E003]
  --> Type error: Cannot apply '-' to String and Int

# After
error[E003]
  --> /path/to/file.tnt:3
  = Type error: Cannot apply '-' to String and Int
   |
   2 | let y = 42
   3 | let result = x - y
   4 | print(result)
   |

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// Skip type-checking for generic type params — they accept any type.
let is_type_param =
matches!(param_type, Type::Named(n) if sig.type_params.contains(n));
if is_type_param {
continue;
}
if !self.compatible(arg_type, param_type)
&& !matches!(arg_type, Type::Any)
&& !matches!(param_type, Type::Any)
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Generic argument type-checking currently only skips parameters whose type is exactly a type param (e.g., T). For parameters like [T], Option<T>, Map<String, T>, the pre-unification compatibility check will still fail against concrete typed arguments (e.g., [Int]), because Type::Named("T") is not compatible with Int. Consider unifying first and substituting type params into parameter types before checking, or extending the skip logic to recursively detect type params inside compound types so generic functions can be called with typed collections.

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All three module loading paths (load_module_exports, process_route_file,
load_middleware_file) now call define_stdlib() alongside define_builtins()
and define_builtin_types(). Previously only the main interpreter
constructor called define_stdlib(), so lib/route/middleware modules
couldn't resolve std/ imports properly.

This fixes:
- #69: concat() unavailable in lib context
- #73: Multiple builtins (get_env, fetch, concat) missing in lib context

960 tests passing
- main.rs: check_stmt_for_issues, import collision check, and
  collect_used_names now call unwrap_located() before pattern matching.
  Without this, lint would silently skip all declaration-level
  statements (let, fn, struct, etc.) since they're now wrapped in
  Located by the parser.
- error.rs: remove unnecessary #[allow(dead_code)] on line fields
  (fields are used by at_line() and line())

960 tests passing, zero clippy warnings from changed files.
- README.md: expanded type system description (generics, type aliases,
  T?, two-axis control), added --warn-untyped to CLI commands
- CLAUDE.md, copilot-instructions.md, AI_AGENT_GUIDE.md: added type
  syntax section (T?, type aliases, array types, generics, error msgs)
- syntax.toml: added 5 new type syntax entries (optional_shorthand,
  type_alias, function_type, array_type, generics)
- main.rs: added new type categories to SYNTAX_REFERENCE generator
- SYNTAX_REFERENCE.md: regenerated with new type syntax sections

960 tests passing.
@joshcramer joshcramer merged commit 43bfe48 into main Mar 9, 2026
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