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bugfix: require relative names in import{Wordy,Symboly}Id #5568

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154 changes: 154 additions & 0 deletions unison-src/transcripts/idempotent/fix-4536.md
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``` ucm
scratch/main> builtins.merge lib.builtin

Done.
```

``` unison :error
foo : Nat
foo =
use Nat .+
1 + 2
```

``` ucm :added-by-ucm
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I got confused here:

3 | use Nat .+


I was surprised to find a '.' here.
I was expecting one of these instead:

* bang
* binding
* do
* false
* force
* handle
* if
* lambda
* let
* newline or semicolon
* pattern
* quote
* termLink
* true
* tuple
* typeLink
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Side note, I'm not sure which one of these it wants.

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Yeah I know, the error messages are atrocious :|

```

``` unison :error
foo : Nat
foo =
use .lib.builtin.Nat +
1 + 2
```

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😶

I was expecting something after the use keyword

3 | use .lib.builtin.Nat +

Here's a few examples of valid `use` statements:

use math sqrt Introduces `sqrt` as a local alias for
`math.sqrt`
use List :+ Introduces `:+` as a local alias for
`List.:+`.
use .foo bar.baz Introduces `bar.baz` as a local alias for
the absolute name `.foo.bar.baz`
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Do we not want to allow absolute names for the first one? The example on line 65 suggests it as correct syntax.

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I don't see a problem with allowing absolute names in certain places, I can make that change. My instinct was to simplify everything down to relative names, but that could be wrong.

```

``` unison :error
namespace .foo
```

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I got confused here:

1 | namespace .foo


I was surprised to find a .foo here.
```

``` unison :error
unique[.foo] type Foo = Foo
```

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I got confused here:

1 | unique[.foo] type Foo = Foo


I was surprised to find a .foo here.
```

``` unison :error
.foo> 17
```

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This looks like the start of an expression here

1 | .foo> 17

but at the file top-level, I expect one of the following:

- A binding, like .foo = 42 OR
.foo : Nat
.foo = 42
- A watch expression, like > .foo + 1
- An `ability` declaration, like unique ability Foo where ...
- A `type` declaration, like structural type Optional a = None | Some a
```

``` unison :error
foo.> 17
```

``` ucm :added-by-ucm
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I got confused here:

1 | foo.> 17


I was surprised to find a foo.> here.
I was expecting one of these instead:

* ability
* bang
* binding
* do
* false
* force
* handle
* if
* lambda
* let
* namespace
* newline or semicolon
* quote
* termLink
* true
* tuple
* type
* typeLink
* use
```
22 changes: 1 addition & 21 deletions unison-src/transcripts/idempotent/generic-parse-errors.md
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Expand Up @@ -33,27 +33,7 @@ namespace.blah = 1
1 | namespace.blah = 1


I was surprised to find a = here.
I was expecting one of these instead:

* ability
* bang
* binding
* do
* false
* force
* handle
* if
* lambda
* let
* newline or semicolon
* quote
* termLink
* true
* tuple
* type
* typeLink
* use
I was surprised to find a .blah here.
```

``` unison :error
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions unison-syntax/src/Unison/Syntax/Parser.hs
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Expand Up @@ -357,16 +357,16 @@ wordyDefinitionName = queryToken \case
L.WordyId n -> Just $ Name.toVar (HQ'.toName n)
_ -> Nothing

-- | Parse a wordyId as a Name, rejecting any hash
-- | Parse a wordyId as a relative Name, rejecting any hash
importWordyId :: (Ord v) => P v m (L.Token Name)
importWordyId = queryToken \case
L.WordyId (HQ'.NameOnly n) -> Just n
L.WordyId (HQ'.NameOnly n) | Name.isRelative n -> Just n
_ -> Nothing

-- | The `+` in: use Foo.bar + as a Name
-- | The `+` in: use Foo.bar + as a relative Name
importSymbolyId :: (Ord v) => P v m (L.Token Name)
importSymbolyId = queryToken \case
L.SymbolyId (HQ'.NameOnly n) -> Just n
L.SymbolyId (HQ'.NameOnly n) | Name.isRelative n -> Just n
_ -> Nothing

-- | Parse a symboly ID like >>= or &&, discarding any hash
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