The upstreamableDecl
linter #
The upstreamableDecl
linter detects declarations that could be moved to a file higher up in the
import hierarchy. This is intended to assist with splitting files.
Does this declaration come from the current file?
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Instances For
Does the declaration with this name depend on definitions in the current file?
Here, "definition" means everything that is not a theorem, and so includes def
,
structure
, inductive
, etc.
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Instances For
The upstreamableDecl
linter detects declarations that could be moved to a file higher up in the
import hierarchy. If this is the case, it emits a warning.
By default, this linter will not fire on definitions, nor private declarations:
see options linter.upstreamableDecl.defs
and linter.upstreamableDecl.private
.
This is intended to assist with splitting files.
If set to true
, the upstreamableDecl
linter will add warnings on definitions.
The linter does not place a warning on any declaration depending on a definition in the current file (while it does place a warning on the definition itself), since we often create a new file for a definition on purpose.
If set to true
, the upstreamableDecl
linter will add warnings on private declarations.
The upstreamableDecl
linter detects declarations that could be moved to a file higher up in the
import hierarchy. If this is the case, it emits a warning.
By default, this linter will not fire on definitions, nor private declarations:
see options linter.upstreamableDecl.defs
and linter.upstreamableDecl.private
.
This is intended to assist with splitting files.