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| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 | /**
* Issue #1241: a source position at which an ADR's rule actually fired.
*
* The counterpart to IRequirementSite (#1143), and recorded the same way: by the
* code that took the decision, at the moment it took it, so a consumer can never
* disagree with what happened.
*
* This exists because matrix occupancy is DERIVED, never declared. The context
* axis is resolved by walking the parse tree at a position, and until now the
* only positions available were diagnostic positions from an `.expected.error`.
* That made every codegen-only fixture invisible: ADR-057 is about resolution
* SUCCEEDING, so its fixtures assert generated C and emit no diagnostic, and
* eleven of them could not occupy a single cell. Recording where the rule fired
* gives those fixtures a position without asking them to declare one.
*/
interface IRecordedAdrSite {
/** ADR number as it appears in `// test-adr:`, e.g. "057". */
readonly adr: string;
/** Path of the .cnx file whose source carried the construct. */
readonly sourcePath: string;
/** 1-based line in that file. */
readonly line: number;
}
export default IRecordedAdrSite;
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