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refactor(types): count inferred any in the types coverage report and replace it in lib - #23021
Follow-up to #23016. Files with zero EXPECTED_ANY still showed less than 100% typed lines, because TypeScript infers any where no JSDoc names it, and the report never said where.
constmap=newMap();// Map<any, any>this.name=read();// read(): anyletvalue=null;// any
Types Coverage comment: adds an inferred any row (identifiers whose type is any though no JSDoc says so), per file, against the base (🔴 more, 🟢 fewer). CI runs the same script on the base commit's tree for the comparison. For files the PR adds some to, it lists each one as path:line.
Two false positives fixed in the tool:
the name in this.x = value: TypeScript answers any there, so the tool now reads the property's declared type;
the declaration and assignments of a let x; with no type: TypeScript narrows every read of it.
Both used to count as untyped lines too.
lib/ fixes: type-only (JSDoc, typedefs, casts). Every changed lib/ file parses to the same AST (syntax tree) as main, ignoring braces around a single statement. The one exception is a two-line destructure in DefaultStatsFactoryPlugin.
Public type fixes:
getReadOnlyExportInfo(name: string): any;// before: InstanceType<ExportInfo> of an instance typegetReadOnlyExportInfo(name: string): ExportInfo;// after
It also adds guardStack to KnownJavascriptParserState, timeReference to KnownStatsPrinterContext, and the minify / corrections / improvements fields to MinifierModules.
Against main
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inferred any
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150
🟢 −1538
EXPECTED_ANY
88
77
🟢 −11
unknown
87
140
🔴 +53
Typed lines
99.41%
99.56%
The 150 left are mostly values that are deliberately EXPECTED_ANY:
ExecuteModuleExports;
the open GeneratorOptions and stats context bags;
computeBinary's mixed-operand operators in the JS printer.
The new unknown types are for values that can really be anything, such as opaque cache values, JSON.parse results and rejection reasons. Each is narrowed before use, or only stored.
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
refactor
Did you add tests for your changes?
No new tests; the change is to types and to the report. yarn lint (every tsc project) passes. StatsTestCases pass (151) for the DefaultStatsFactoryPlugin destructure. The ASTs of the changed lib/ files were compared with main.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No. getReadOnlyExportInfo now returns its real type instead of any. The CallbackCacheCacheFacade result loses an impossible null.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
AGENTS.md notes the inferred any row in the Types Coverage comment.
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Fixed published type signatures for memo cache entries, including their key-based typing.
Chores
Type-coverage reports now include inferred any types, compare results with the pull request’s base commit, and highlight files and locations where counts increased.
Updated project-wide type annotations to improve type coverage and clarify reported types without changing runtime behavior.
Merging this PR will not cause a version bump for any packages. If these changes should not result in a new version, you're good to go. If these changes should result in a version bump, you need to add a changeset.
Comparing base (51c1b2b) to head (1e3e209). Merging this pull request will not change the code webpack generates.
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Read Changed, test untouched first: the test is byte-identical on both sides, so webpack generated the difference. Changed, test edited moved partly because the test did — Test edit is how many bytes the test gained, and a bundle that grew by less is not a regression. New and Deleted are whole files, not deltas — a new asset was created, not grown, so it reads gray (⚪ added) — and adding tests cannot bury a real change. Gzip decides, because that is what users download; raw is the tiebreak, and brotli and zstd are per asset below.
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No runtime gained or lost a runtime module.
Built test/configCases with the defaults a user gets, and the apps in test/sizeCoreReports (apps/): 2334 test(s), 9850 asset(s), 103 emitted nothing.
❌ Patch coverage is 86.11670% with 69 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 97.02%. Comparing base (51c1b2b) to head (e9453a5). ⚠️ Report is 1 commits behind head on main.
❌ Your patch check has failed because the patch coverage (86.11%) is below the target coverage (90.00%). You can increase the patch coverage or adjust the target coverage.
System calls cannot be simulated consistently and are left out of the measure. The reported value understates the real cost. Switch to the Walltime instrument to measure them.
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Walkthrough
The pull request adds inferred-any tracking and base comparison to type-coverage reports. It also adds or narrows JSDoc annotations across webpack internals. The described runtime paths remain unchanged.
CI generates inferred-any data for the base commit. The report compares base and head counts and includes inferred any in per-file and remaining-file totals.
Compilation and cache contracts lib/Compilation.js, lib/cache/*, lib/Compiler.js, lib/MultiCompiler.js
Callback, cache, promise, error, dependency, and cached-payload types are clarified or narrowed.
Local values and callback parameters receive explicit types. The described parsing, rendering, serialization, and callback behavior remains unchanged.
Possibly related PRs
webpack/webpack#23016: This PR explicitly follows #23016 and continues its type-coverage and type-annotation work.
webpack/webpack#22999: This PR follows the related type-cleanup sequence that #22999 precedes.
webpack/webpack#22849: This PR continues the stats type-refactor series that #22849 starts.
Suggested labels:area: sourcemaps
Suggested reviewers:aryanraj45
Priority: Normal
Change: Refactor
Merge Risk: Low · up to e9453
The remaining issues affect type precision and coverage-report messaging, but not webpack runtime behavior. Merge risk is low with follow-up fixes recommended.
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lib/stats/StatsFactory.js-67-67: 1
67-67: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
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Publish the _index type in both stats contexts.
The type generator filters single-underscore properties, so types.d.ts omits _index from both KnownStatsFactoryContext and KnownStatsPrinterContext (lib/stats/StatsPrinter.js, Line 57). Hook consumers still receive any for this field, and consumers of the known interfaces cannot access it. Include these properties in the generator configuration and regenerate the declarations. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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- Line 65: Update MinifierModules so minify is optional before phase
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- Around line 40-41: Update inferred-`any` collection in the type-coverage
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Minor · Do not claim inferred-any stability without a baseline. · type-coverage.js:571
tooling/type-coverage.js:571 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not claim inferred-any stability without a baseline.
When --base is set without --base-any, baseAnyCounts is undefined, so the filter cannot compare inferred any. This branch still reports that no inferred any was added or removed. Report only the comparable escape-hatch result, or state that inferred any was not compared. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Proposed fix
- : "\nThis pull request adds or removes no escape-hatch type or inferred `any`.\n";+ : baseAnyCounts+ ? "\nThis pull request adds or removes no escape-hatch type or inferred `any`.\n"+ : "\nThis pull request adds or removes no escape-hatch type. Inferred `any` was not compared.\n";
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Update the fallback summary branch that uses baseAnyCounts so it reports
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Summary
Follow-up to #23016. Files with zero
EXPECTED_ANYstill showed less than 100% typed lines, because TypeScript infersanywhere no JSDoc names it, and the report never said where.Types Coverage comment: adds an inferred
anyrow (identifiers whose type isanythough no JSDoc says so), per file, against the base (🔴 more, 🟢 fewer). CI runs the same script on the base commit's tree for the comparison. For files the PR adds some to, it lists each one aspath:line.Two false positives fixed in the tool:
this.x = value: TypeScript answersanythere, so the tool now reads the property's declared type;let x;with no type: TypeScript narrows every read of it.Both used to count as untyped lines too.
lib/fixes: type-only (JSDoc, typedefs, casts). Every changedlib/file parses to the same AST (syntax tree) asmain, ignoring braces around a single statement. The one exception is a two-line destructure inDefaultStatsFactoryPlugin.Public type fixes:
It also adds
guardStacktoKnownJavascriptParserState,timeReferencetoKnownStatsPrinterContext, and theminify/corrections/improvementsfields toMinifierModules.mainanyEXPECTED_ANYunknownThe 150 left are mostly values that are deliberately
EXPECTED_ANY:ExecuteModuleExports;GeneratorOptionsand stats context bags;computeBinary's mixed-operand operators in the JS printer.The new
unknowntypes are for values that can really be anything, such as opaque cache values,JSON.parseresults and rejection reasons. Each is narrowed before use, or only stored.What kind of change does this PR introduce?
refactor
Did you add tests for your changes?
No new tests; the change is to types and to the report.
yarn lint(everytscproject) passes.StatsTestCasespass (151) for theDefaultStatsFactoryPlugindestructure. The ASTs of the changedlib/files were compared withmain.Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No.
getReadOnlyExportInfonow returns its real type instead ofany. TheCallbackCacheCacheFacaderesult loses an impossiblenull.If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
AGENTS.mdnotes the inferredanyrow in the Types Coverage comment.Use of AI
Claude Code wrote the change, with parallel agents per area. It checked the result with
yarn lint, the stats tests and an AST comparison againstmain. The author reviewed it.Generated by Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
anytypes, compare results with the pull request’s base commit, and highlight files and locations where counts increased.