Summary
--group-partials can choose an alphabetically early split file instead of the primary declaration, and goto offers no documented canonical-family choice.
Audit IDs: Q-20. Reproduced with locally built cdidx v1.40.3 at 404db09489c305f17d94f37026e00564d3ac527a.
Existing issue relationship
No exact existing issue was found.
Expected behavior and PR scope
Define a deterministic canonical representative and return selection reason/family members. Keep this to partial-family grouping/ranking, not constructor navigation.
Implementation guide for Codex 5.6 sol xhigh
- Specify ordered signals such as explicit primary/body declaration, non-generated source, attributes/base list/docs, path stability, and source position.
- Use canonical symbol/family IDs before path/name tie-breaks and keep the result stable across index order.
- Expose representative reason and optional family members in structured output.
- Cover partial classes/records/methods across files, generated/designer files, equal candidates, renames, and old DB metadata.
- Add focused regression/contract tests as appropriate, run the full net8.0 and net9.0 suite, and add the required bilingual
changelog.d/unreleased/ fragment.
Acceptance criteria
- The representative follows the documented semantic rule, not arbitrary alphabetical order.
- Selection is deterministic across rebuilds.
- Clients can intentionally navigate the representative or full family.
Summary
--group-partialscan choose an alphabetically early split file instead of the primary declaration, andgotooffers no documented canonical-family choice.Audit IDs: Q-20. Reproduced with locally built cdidx v1.40.3 at
404db09489c305f17d94f37026e00564d3ac527a.Existing issue relationship
No exact existing issue was found.
Expected behavior and PR scope
Define a deterministic canonical representative and return selection reason/family members. Keep this to partial-family grouping/ranking, not constructor navigation.
Implementation guide for Codex 5.6 sol xhigh
changelog.d/unreleased/fragment.Acceptance criteria