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ImpactClosureFacts

Struct ImpactClosureFacts 

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pub struct ImpactClosureFacts {
    pub affected_count: usize,
    pub affected_not_shown: Vec<String>,
    pub affected_by_dir: Vec<AffectedDirectory>,
    pub affected_by_dir_omitted: usize,
    pub coordination_gap: Vec<CoordinationGapFact>,
}
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Stage 3 of the brief: the impact closure. The transitive affected-but-not-in-diff set plus the coordination gap. The differentiator a diff tool fundamentally cannot do, because it has no graph.

Honest scope (ADR-001, syntactic): the coordination gap is an attention pointer at the exact inter-module failure mode, NOT a correctness proof.

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§affected_count: usize

The FULL number of files transitively affected by the changeset (reverse-deps + re-export chains) that are NOT in the diff. Computed BEFORE affected_not_shown is capped to a sample, so it is always the true magnitude of the blast radius.

§affected_not_shown: Vec<String>

A capped, path-sorted sample of the affected root-relative paths (at most AFFECTED_SAMPLE_CAP), deduped. The full count lives in affected_count and the distribution in affected_by_dir; use this list to jump to representative files, NEVER to enumerate the blast radius or to infer its shape. Because it is a prefix of the sorted set, it clusters in whichever directory sorts first. To reconstruct the full set, run fallow check --impact-closure <path> once per changed file and union the results: that flag seeds from a single file, so no single command reproduces this changeset-wide union.

§affected_by_dir: Vec<AffectedDirectory>

The blast radius rolled up by parent directory: how the affected files distribute, heaviest directory first, ties broken by directory path so the order is deterministic. This is the SHAPE signal, and unlike affected_not_shown its counts are exact for every directory it lists. At most AFFECTED_DIR_CAP entries.

§affected_by_dir_omitted: usize

How many directories did not fit within AFFECTED_DIR_CAP and are absent from affected_by_dir. They are the lightest ones; their files are still counted in affected_count. Zero when nothing was omitted. Add this to affected_by_dir.len() for the true number of directories the change reaches.

§coordination_gap: Vec<CoordinationGapFact>

Coordination gaps: a changed file exports a contract consumed by a module absent from the diff. One entry per (changed file, consumer) pair. NOT a subset of affected_not_shown: the gap deliberately skips story and test consumers that the affected set counts.

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impl ImpactClosureFacts

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pub fn new( affected: &[String], coordination_gap: Vec<CoordinationGapFact>, ) -> Self

Build the facts from the full closure, capping the file sample and the directory rollup while preserving the exact total.

affected must arrive deduped and path-sorted (the engine closure guarantees both); the sample is its prefix.

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impl Clone for ImpactClosureFacts

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for ImpactClosureFacts

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for ImpactClosureFacts

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fn default() -> Self

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impl Serialize for ImpactClosureFacts

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fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>
where __S: Serializer,

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