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AnalysisSession

Struct AnalysisSession 

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pub struct AnalysisSession { /* private fields */ }
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Reusable engine session for one resolved project.

The session owns the resolved config and discovered file set so future consumers can share graph-sensitive inputs without each surface recreating its own partial orchestration.

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impl AnalysisSession

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pub fn load(root: &Path, config_path: Option<&Path>) -> EngineResult<Self>

Load config and discover files for a project root.

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Returns an error when config loading fails.

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pub fn load_with_config( root: &Path, config_path: Option<&Path>, configure: impl FnOnce(&mut ResolvedConfig), ) -> EngineResult<Self>

Load config, apply one caller-supplied config adjustment, then discover files for a project root.

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Returns an error when config loading fails.

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pub fn load_default(root: &Path) -> Self

Build a session from built-in defaults, ignoring project config files.

This is intended for editor fallback paths that have already reported a config-load warning but should still surface best-effort diagnostics.

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pub fn from_config(project_config: ProjectConfig) -> Self

Build a session from a previously resolved config.

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pub fn from_resolved_config(config: ResolvedConfig) -> Self

Build a session from a resolved config when the caller already owns command-specific config loading.

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pub fn root(&self) -> &Path

Resolved project root.

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pub fn config(&self) -> &ResolvedConfig

Resolved project config.

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pub fn config_path(&self) -> Option<&Path>

Config file path when one was loaded.

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pub fn files(&self) -> &[DiscoveredFile]

Discovered files for this session.

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pub fn workspaces(&self) -> &[WorkspaceInfo]

Workspace packages discovered during config/session setup.

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pub fn source_fingerprints(&self) -> FxHashMap<PathBuf, SourceFingerprint>

Source metadata fingerprints for every discovered source file.

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pub fn changed_files_since( &self, git_ref: &str, ) -> Result<FxHashSet<PathBuf>, ChangedFilesError>

Resolve files changed since a git ref against this session root.

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Returns an error when the ref is invalid, git is unavailable, or the root is not part of a repository.

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pub fn workspace_diagnostics(&self) -> &[WorkspaceDiagnostic]

Workspace and source-discovery diagnostics captured for this session.

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pub fn into_parts(self) -> AnalysisSessionParts

Consume the session and return the resolved config plus discovery data.

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pub fn into_parsed_parts( self, need_complexity: bool, ) -> ParsedAnalysisSessionParts

Consume the session, load the parser cache, and parse discovered files.

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pub fn parsed_parts(&self, need_complexity: bool) -> ParsedAnalysisSessionParts

Parse discovered files without consuming the session.

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pub fn parsed_parts_uncached( &self, need_complexity: bool, ) -> ParsedAnalysisSessionParts

Parse discovered files without consuming the session or retaining parser output in the session cache.

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pub fn analyze_dead_code(&self) -> EngineResult<DeadCodeAnalysis>

Run dead-code analysis for this session.

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Returns an error if parsing or analysis fails.

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pub fn analyze_dead_code_with_complexity( &self, ) -> EngineResult<DeadCodeAnalysisOutput>

Run dead-code analysis with retained complexity artifacts.

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Returns an error if parsing or analysis fails.

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pub fn analyze_dead_code_with_artifacts( &self, need_complexity: bool, retain_graph: bool, ) -> EngineResult<DeadCodeAnalysisArtifacts>

Run dead-code analysis with retained modules, discovered files and graph.

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Returns an error if parsing or analysis fails.

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pub fn analyze_dead_code_retaining_files( &self, need_complexity: bool, retain_graph: bool, ) -> EngineResult<DeadCodeAnalysisArtifacts>

Run dead-code analysis while retaining discovered files for downstream command stages that reuse discovery but do not need parser modules.

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Returns an error if parsing or analysis fails.

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pub fn analyze_dead_code_with_parsed_modules( &self, modules: &[ModuleInfo], ) -> EngineResult<DeadCodeAnalysisArtifacts>

Run dead-code analysis from modules already parsed through this session.

This preserves the session’s resolved config and discovered file set for follow-up analyses that reuse parser output without redoing discovery.

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Returns an error if graph construction or analysis fails.

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pub fn analyze_dead_code_with_session_artifacts( &self, need_complexity: bool, retain_graph: bool, changed_files: Option<FxHashSet<PathBuf>>, ) -> EngineResult<AnalysisSessionArtifacts>

Run dead-code analysis and return the session-scoped reuse artifacts.

Callers pass a changed-file set they have already resolved for the command. The returned value keeps that set beside parser, graph, and source-fingerprint data so downstream runners do not have to rebuild or rediscover the same inputs.

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Returns an error if parsing or analysis fails.

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pub fn find_duplicates(&self) -> DuplicationReport

Run duplication detection using the session’s discovered files.

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pub fn find_duplicates_with( &self, config: &DuplicatesConfig, ) -> DuplicationReport

Run duplication detection using custom duplicate options.

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pub fn analyze_project_with( &self, duplicates_config: &DuplicatesConfig, retain_complexity_artifacts: bool, ) -> EngineResult<ProjectAnalysisOutput>

Run dead-code and duplication analysis for this session.

When retain_complexity_artifacts is true, the dead-code result keeps parser artifacts needed by editor overlays such as inline complexity.

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Returns an error if dead-code parsing or analysis fails.

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pub fn analyze_project_with_artifacts( &self, duplicates_config: &DuplicatesConfig, options: ProjectAnalysisArtifactOptions, ) -> EngineResult<ProjectAnalysisArtifacts>

Run dead-code and duplication analysis with retained session reuse data.

This is the engine-owned project artifact boundary for callers that need to hand one analysis result across audit, decision, editor, or follow-up analysis surfaces without rediscovering session metadata.

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Returns an error if dead-code parsing or analysis fails.

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pub fn find_duplicates_with_defaults( &self, config: &DuplicatesConfig, cache_dir: Option<&Path>, ) -> DuplicationAnalysis

Run duplication detection and return report sidecar metadata.

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pub fn find_duplicates_touching_files_with_defaults( &self, config: &DuplicatesConfig, changed_files: &[PathBuf], cache_dir: Option<&Path>, ) -> DuplicationAnalysis

Run focused duplication detection for a changed-file set.

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impl Debug for AnalysisSession

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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