objectscript-repair

Coordinated multi-file repair updates method signatures across dependent ObjectScript files by discovering all call sites first, planning the dependency order, patching definitions before callers, then compiling and testing to verify results.

Refactoring ObjectScript classes requires coordinating repairs across dependent files, using introspection and symbol tools to identify affected call sites, applying atomic patches in a single pass, and running tests to ensure changes are sound.

Finding all call sites for an ObjectScript class method involves using dependency analysis tools like docs_introspect, iris_symbols, and grep to identify affected files and plan target updates before editing any code.

Atomic patching applies edits to all target ObjectScript files in a single pass, writing definitions before callers, then compiles changed files and runs tests to ensure changes are sound with a rollback option if failures occur.

Coordinated multi-file repairs are needed when changing a public ClassMethod, Method, or Property in one ObjectScript class requires updating dependent files such as callers and subclasses to maintain codebase consistency.

If compilation fails after patching ObjectScript files, the atomic verification workflow includes a rollback option to revert changes, ensuring the codebase remains sound and consistent when failures occur.