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Incremental rebuild accuracy and post-3.3.0 stabilization. This patch fixes a critical edge gap in the file watcher's single-file rebuild path where call edges were silently dropped during incremental rebuilds, aligns the native Rust engine's edge builder kind filters with the JS engine for parity, plugs a WASM tree memory leak in native engine typeMap backfill, and restores query performance to pre-3.1.4 levels. Several post-reorganization import path issues are also corrected.

Bug Fixes

  • watcher: close edge gap in single-file rebuild — incremental rebuilds now correctly preserve call edges by coercing native typeMap arrays to Maps and rebuilding edges for reverse-dependency files (#533, #542)
  • native: align edge builder kind filters with JS engine parity — ensures native and WASM engines produce identical edge sets (#541)
  • native: free leaked WASM trees in native engine typeMap backfill (#534)
  • cli: correct ast command import path after src/ reorganization (#532)
  • benchmarks: stabilize benchmark targets across engines and preserve README links (#527)
  • benchmarks: update benchmark script import paths after src/ restructure (#521)
  • ci: sync Cargo.toml version before native binary build (#538)

Performance

  • queries: reduce query latency regression from 3.1.4 to 3.3.0 — cached prepared statements for findReverseDeps and deleteOutgoingEdges (#528)

Tests

  • watcher: incremental edge parity CI check — ensures watcher rebuilds produce identical edge sets to full builds (#539)

Chores

  • ci: add dynamic import verification to catch stale paths (#540)

3.3.0 (2026-03-19)

Resolution accuracy reaches a new level. This release delivers Phase 4 resolution improvements — type inference across all typed languages, receiver type tracking with graded confidence, package.json exports field resolution, and monorepo workspace resolution. Method calls like repo.findCallers() now resolve through receiver types instead of matching any findCallers in scope. Barrel files correctly show re-exported symbols. A precision/recall benchmark suite tracks call resolution accuracy across versions. On the infrastructure side, all hardcoded behavioral constants are centralized into DEFAULTS with recursive deep merge, and the TypeScript migration begins with project setup and core type definitions.

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