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fix(tooling): count every escape hatch and inferred type argument - #23041
Follow-up to #23035. Comparing the any, object and Function in types.d.ts with what the Types Coverage report counts showed the report missed whole kinds of escape hatches:
Missed
Example
@template defaults and @extends
@template [T=EXPECTED_ANY]
raw object in JSDoc
@param {object=} sourceMap
declarations/
15 any in WebpackOptions.ts
type arguments filled with any
const map = new Map() gives Map<any, any>
It also counted unknown inside string types such as "unknown-argument".
The tool now:
reads types from the syntax tree instead of a regex over a list of JSDoc tags. Raw any, object and Function count under their EXPECTED_* row; object as a constraint (@template {object} T) does not count.
counts declarations/ too.
counts a new or generic call whose type arguments TypeScript fills with any, unless a declared type receives the result. Defaults declared as any (Iterator<T, any>) don't count.
The second commit types the 60 such calls it found in lib/. Typing them exposed hidden casts, now explicit: StackedMap's tombstone, MultiCompiler's undefined watching for a child already running, and ConcatenatedModule's rangeStart (undefined compares as equal).
Measured on main:
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After
EXPECTED_ANY
65
83
EXPECTED_OBJECT
45
71
unknown
129
140
inferred any
1
1 (61 before the second commit)
The higher rows are now visible, not new; CI runs the head's tool on the base, so the comparison stays fair.
types.d.ts is unchanged. Every any the type generator writes now traces to a counted escape hatch, a dependency's types or an @internal alias; none comes from an unresolved type.
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
fix
Did you add tests for your changes?
No; the tool has no tests and the lib/ changes are type annotations. The unit tests of the touched helpers pass (Cli, AsyncQueue, CacheFacade, MultiCompiler, SortableSet, StackedMap, cleverMerge), except Cli › createColors › colors by default, which fails the same way on main in this sandbox (no color terminal). yarn lint passes.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
n/a
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Claude Code found the gaps by tracing types.d.ts back to the sources, wrote the change and checked it with yarn lint, the tool's counts before and after, and the targeted unit tests. The author reviewed it.
Read escape hatches from the syntax tree instead of a regex over a list of
JSDoc tags, which missed `@template` defaults, `@extends` and raw
`any`/`object`/`Function`, and counted `unknown` inside string types.
Count `declarations/` too. Count `new` and generic calls whose type
arguments TypeScript fills with `any`, such as `new Map()`.
Escape hatches count the raw types they stand for too: any, object and Function. Inferred any counts the identifiers whose type TypeScript infers as any though no JSDoc names it, and the new or generic calls whose type arguments it fills with any, such as const map = new Map().
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120 file(s) in lib/, hot/ and declarations/ still use an escape hatch, infer `any` or have untyped lines
✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 96.64%. Comparing base (59ac091) to head (bc1128c). ⚠️ Report is 3 commits behind head on main.
Comparing base (524ecdd) to head (bc1128c). Merging this pull request will not change the code webpack generates.
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Walkthrough
The changes expand type annotations across webpack library code and update type-coverage reporting for additional directories and type patterns. MultiCompiler watching now excludes child compilers whose watch() call returns undefined. The change includes a unit test and a patch changeset.
Explicit types were added to parser and language-processing collections and values. ScopeAnalyzer array initialization was reformatted without changing its contents.
Type declarations and casts were updated in optimization, logging, and utility code.
Type-coverage analysis tooling/type-coverage.js
Coverage now includes declarations/ and tracked .ts files. AST-based counting covers additional escape-hatch types. Inferred-any reporting checks calls and constructions that infer any type arguments.
The watch callback skips undefined watchers, and MultiWatching receives only defined watchers. The test covers an already-watching child, suspend and resume, and closing without an error. A patch changeset records the change.
Possibly related issues
webpack/webpack#23030: The pull request adds escape-hatch counting and type annotations in cleverMerge.js, but does not remove the existing escape-hatch types.
Possibly related PRs
webpack/webpack#23021: Adds inferred-any reporting and annotations; this pull request extends the type-coverage analysis.
webpack/webpack#23035: Distinguishes inferred any from types supplied by declarations; this pull request extends the same analysis.
webpack/webpack#23016: Introduces escape-hatch coverage reporting; this pull request extends that report.
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Suggested reviewers:aryanraj45
Change: Bug fix
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to bc112
This change keeps MultiCompiler watching usable when a child compiler is already running, and it adds typing and type-coverage improvements. One edge case remains: after a failed watch setup, the old aggregate still holds closed child watchers. That behavior predates this PR and is narrow, so it should not block merging.
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- Line 209: Update _compress() so the compressed map is typed as Map<K,
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A type parameter that lib declares with an `any` default, as `Set` and
`WeakMap` do, still counts as inferred; only a default this project
declares is a choice. Type the four calls it finds, and keep the
StackedMap sentinel in its compressed map's type.
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When a child compiler is already running, its `watch()` reports the error
and returns `undefined`. `MultiCompiler.watch` kept that entry, so every
later `close`, `suspend`, `resume` or `invalidate` on the returned
watching, `compiler.close()` included, threw a TypeError.
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Summary
Follow-up to #23035. Comparing the
any,objectandFunctionintypes.d.tswith what the Types Coverage report counts showed the report missed whole kinds of escape hatches:@templatedefaults and@extends@template [T=EXPECTED_ANY]objectin JSDoc@param {object=} sourceMapdeclarations/anyinWebpackOptions.tsanyconst map = new Map()givesMap<any, any>It also counted
unknowninside string types such as"unknown-argument".The tool now:
any,objectandFunctioncount under theirEXPECTED_*row;objectas a constraint (@template {object} T) does not count.declarations/too.newor generic call whose type arguments TypeScript fills withany, unless a declared type receives the result. Defaults declared asany(Iterator<T, any>) don't count.The second commit types the 60 such calls it found in
lib/. Typing them exposed hidden casts, now explicit:StackedMap's tombstone,MultiCompiler'sundefinedwatching for a child already running, andConcatenatedModule'srangeStart(undefinedcompares as equal).Measured on
main:EXPECTED_ANYEXPECTED_OBJECTunknownanyThe higher rows are now visible, not new; CI runs the head's tool on the base, so the comparison stays fair.
types.d.tsis unchanged. Everyanythe type generator writes now traces to a counted escape hatch, a dependency's types or an@internalalias; none comes from an unresolved type.What kind of change does this PR introduce?
fix
Did you add tests for your changes?
No; the tool has no tests and the
lib/changes are type annotations. The unit tests of the touched helpers pass (Cli,AsyncQueue,CacheFacade,MultiCompiler,SortableSet,StackedMap,cleverMerge), exceptCli › createColors › colors by default, which fails the same way onmainin this sandbox (no color terminal).yarn lintpasses.Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
n/a
Use of AI
Claude Code found the gaps by tracing
types.d.tsback to the sources, wrote the change and checked it withyarn lint, the tool's counts before and after, and the targeted unit tests. The author reviewed it.Generated by Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
anyand escape-hatch types.