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Replace DefaultHasher in diagnostic_key with a simple byte fold to satisfy DeepSource RS-W1079 (avoid DefaultHasher::new for non-crypto hashing). Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Distinct diagnostic messages can share suppression counts, potentially hiding a message. This is a bounded logging issue, but the identity should be corrected before merging if reliable diagnostics are required. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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The change successfully addresses DeepSource RS-W1079 by replacing the unstable DefaultHasher::new() with a deterministic byte-fold hash. The simple multiplication-based hash (hash * 31 + byte) is appropriate for diagnostic message deduplication where consistency matters but cryptographic properties are not required. The implementation is correct and does not introduce defects.
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Preserve distinct diagnostic identities in the limiter
Use a collision-resistant identity rather than this base-31 fold. Distinct messages have trivial deterministic collisions—for example, diagnostic_key("Aa") == diagnostic_key("BB")—so if a pluggable StimulusSource or SpikeSink changes between such errors, OccurrenceLimiter treats the new failure as another occurrence of the old one and can suppress its first diagnostic until the 1,000-occurrence interval, contradicting the limiter's new-error behavior.
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In `@src/daemon.rs`:
- Around line 802-803: Update diagnostic_key and OccurrenceLimiter::record so
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Use the full diagnostic message as the suppression identity.
diagnostic_key maps distinct messages such as "Aa" and "BB" to 2112. OccurrenceLimiter::record resets state only when the numeric key changes. A colliding message can therefore share occurrence and suppression counts with the previous message.
Store and compare the original message, or use a stronger stable identity key.
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In `@src/daemon.rs` around lines 802 - 803, Update diagnostic_key and
OccurrenceLimiter::record so suppression state is keyed by the full diagnostic
message rather than a collision-prone numeric hash; distinct messages must not
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Follow-up after #64 was squash-merged as
4788d77: commit62d3c7eon the old PR branch (DeepSource RS-W1079 fix) never landed onmain.This PR applies only that change: replace
DefaultHasher::new()indiagnostic_keywith a simple byte fold hash.DeepSource
DefaultHasher::new()for non-cryptographic hashing insrc/daemon.rs.Propose-only
STOP MERGE — propose-only for human review. Do not merge this PR via automation; a maintainer should merge when ready.
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cargo check --lockedpasses on this branch.Summary by cubic
Replaces
DefaultHasher::new()indiagnostic_keywith a simple byte-folding hash, satisfying DeepSource RS-W1079 (avoidDefaultHasher::new()for non-cryptographic hashing).This re-applies the RS-W1079 fix from PR #64 that was lost when that PR was squash-merged, so
mainstill has the flagged usage.cargo check --lockedpasses.Written for commit b99246b. Summary will update on new commits.
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Use a stable lightweight hash for diagnostic message tracking
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✅ Consistent diagnostic grouping✅ Fewer analyzer warnings✅ Lower overhead for diagnostic key generation💡 Usage Guide
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