fix(useNamingConvention): ignore declarations nested in ambient namespaces - #11888
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| [`useNamingConvention`](https://biomejs.dev/linter/rules/use-naming-convention/) no longer reports a declaration nested in a `namespace` that is itself inside `declare global` or inside an external module declaration. Both positions are documented as always ignored, and the rule offers a safe fix, so `biome check --write` renames the declaration: |
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Add the required changeset links.
This description has the rule link, but it has no issue link or assist link. Add the required references.
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In @.changeset/naming-convention-nested-ambient-namespaces.md at line 5, Add the
missing issue link and assist link to the changeset description alongside the
existing naming-convention rule link, using the repository’s standard reference
format.
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Remove the safe-fix claim.
The ignored declaration produces no rule state or diagnostic. biome check --write therefore has no fix to apply.
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| [`useNamingConvention`](https://biomejs.dev/linter/rules/use-naming-convention/) no longer reports a declaration nested in a `namespace` that is itself inside `declare global` or inside an external module declaration. Both positions are documented as always ignored, and the rule offers a safe fix, so `biome check --write` renames the declaration: | |
| [`useNamingConvention`](https://biomejs.dev/linter/rules/use-naming-convention/) no longer reports a declaration nested in a `namespace` that is itself inside `declare global` or inside an external module declaration. Both positions are documented as always ignored: |
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In @.changeset/naming-convention-nested-ambient-namespaces.md at line 5, Update
the wording in the changeset to remove the claim that the naming-convention rule
offers a safe fix or that biome check --write renames the declaration; end the
sentence after stating that both positions are documented as always ignored.
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Summary
A declaration sitting inside a
namespacethat is itself insidedeclare globalordeclare module "..."still gets reported byuseNamingConvention, and the offered fix is a safe one, sobiome check --writerenames it without asking. Those two ambient positions are documented as always ignored, and #11827 fixed the one-level case; this extends the same treatment to the nested one, so an ambient block is ignored however deeply the declaration sits inside it.scope_from_declaration(crates/biome_js_analyze/src/lint/style/use_naming_convention.rs:1464) stops at the nearest control flow root, andTsModuleDeclarationis itself one of those roots (crates/biome_js_control_flow/src/visitor.rs:215). The search therefore halts at the innernamespace, answersScope::Global, and never sees thedeclare globalabove it. The fix keeps that nearest-root search and, when the root is aTsModuleDeclaration, checks its own ancestors forTS_EXTERNAL_MODULE_DECLARATIONorTS_GLOBAL_DECLARATIONbefore answeringScope::Global.I deliberately did not make the search simply walk past
TsModuleDeclaration, which is the shorter change: that would also turnfunction f() { namespace N { ... } }fromScope::GlobalintoScope::Anyand silently pick different default conventions for declarations in a namespace inside a function body, which is well outside this bug. Checking for an ambient ancestor leaves every non-ambient case resolving exactly as before.#11827's two fixtures put a
namespacedirectly inside the ambient block, one level only, which is why the nested case went unnoticed.Test Plan
Two new valid specs,
validNestedGlobalNamespace.tsandvalidNestedExternalModuleNamespace.ts, each holding a nestednamespaceand a nestedinterface, because every declaration kind routed throughscope_from_declarationhas the same problem andinterfacereaches it by a different arm. Onmainboth names get a selector and fail the default formats; with this change no selector is produced for either.The two
.snapfiles are written by hand, byte for byte, from the committedvalid*.ts/valid*.ts.snappairs sitting next to them.cargo fmt --check -p biome_js_analyzeis clean on the toolchain this repo pins. I have not runcargo testlocally, so CI is the check on the snapshots and I will fix whatever it reports.Docs
No options or documented behaviour change; this brings the rule in line with the "Ignored declarations" section it already ships.