ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Unused declaration or declaration group. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-01Contract violation
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Production code used only by tests. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-02Contract violation
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Forbidden dependency or layer bypass. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-03Contract violation
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Excessive API visibility. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-04Improvement opportunity
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Unused product dependency. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-05Improvement opportunity
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Undeclared direct provider. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-06Contract violation
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Disallowed component cycle. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-07Contract violation
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Implementation type exposed through an API. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-08Contract violation
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Incompatible registration or entry point. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-09Defect
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Required resource missing from a shipping variant. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-10Defect
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Parameter unused across its dispatch family. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-11Improvement opportunity
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Property is written but never observed. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-12Improvement opportunity
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Redundant protocol or conformance. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-13Improvement opportunity
ARCHAccepted subset
[email protected]Semantically redundant import. It examines repository-wide reachability, dependencies, resources, and API boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ARCH-14Improvement opportunity
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Call crosses incompatible isolation. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-01Defect
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]MainActor entry without a proven context. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-02Review signal
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Required context lost through detachment. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-03Contract violation
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Callback runs in an incompatible scheduler context. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-04Defect
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Invalid isolation assumption. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-05Defect
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Resource used outside its execution domain. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-06Defect
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Thread-affine value survives a suspension. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-07Defect
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Required task-local value or executor preference is lost. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-08Contract violation
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Blocking call on a critical executor. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-09Contract violation
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Expensive computation on a critical executor. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-10Improvement opportunity
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Removable scheduling boundary. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-11Improvement opportunity
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Cost amplified by actor crossings. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-12Improvement opportunity
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Independent work is unintentionally serialized. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-13Improvement opportunity
EXECRecovery required
[email protected]Custom SerialExecutor violates serialization. It examines isolation, executor, scheduler, and execution-domain relationships. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-EXEC-14Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]State check becomes stale across await. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-01Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Broken invariant is observable during suspension. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-02Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Stale result overwrites a newer generation. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-03Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Operation requiring single-flight starts more than once. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-04Contract violation
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Code depends on an unspecified actor-task order. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-05Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Continuation can finish without resume. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-06Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Continuation can resume more than once. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-07Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Cancellation is lost between registration and start. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-08Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Forbidden commit after cancellation or rejection. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-09Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Work does not honor its cancellation contract. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-10Contract violation
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Timeout or first result does not finish its scope. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-11Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Task outlives its required lifecycle scope. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-12Contract violation
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Required task result or error is lost. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-13Contract violation
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Guard is held across a disallowed await. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-14Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Wait cycle blocks required producers. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-15Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Synchronous waits exhaust the cooperative pool. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-16Review signal
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Priority inversion through opaque waiting. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-17Improvement opportunity
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Shared-memory race across an unsafe or legacy boundary. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-18Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Synchronous callback re-enters an unfinished protocol. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-19Defect
ASYNCRecovery required
[email protected]Custom executor loses or repeats a job. It examines task ordering, suspension, cancellation, progress, and async obligations. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-ASYNC-20Defect
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Borrowed pointer or view escapes its lifetime. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-01Defect
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Use after free. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-02Defect
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Repeated or incompatible deallocation. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-03Defect
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Unowned access after owner deallocation. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-04Defect
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Unmanaged ownership imbalance. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-05Defect
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Strong ownership cycle without a valid termination. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-06Review signal
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Required weak consumer is released too early. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-07Defect
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Registration outlives its allowed scope. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-08Contract violation
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Cleanup obligation is not discharged. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-09Defect
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Closed or transferred resource is still used. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-10Defect
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Read from an uninitialized buffer region. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-11Defect
LIFERecovery required
[email protected]Pointer or count exceeds its valid extent. It examines ownership, resource state, and lifetime obligations across program paths. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-LIFE-12Defect
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Repeated linear traversal. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-01 · V-PERF-05Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Repeated invariant sorting. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-02Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Repeated consumed materialization. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-03 · V-PERF-11Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Array used as a growing shifting FIFO. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-04Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Full sort used for an extremum or top-k result. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-06Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Expensive projection repeated by a comparator. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-07Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Eager materialization before a short consumer. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-08Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Repeated physical copy-on-write detach. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-09Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Get-copy-modify-set amplifies cost. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-10Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Capacity policy violates the amortized bound. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-12Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Repeated element-by-element bridging. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-13Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Repeated expensive hashing or equality work. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-14Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Small slice retains large storage. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-15Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Fine-grained tasks amplify scheduling work. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-16Improvement opportunity
PERFRecovery required
[email protected]Fanout retains excessive live data. It examines repeated work, allocation, traversal, retention, and scheduling cost. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-PERF-17Improvement opportunity
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Sensitive data reaches logs. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-01 · V-SEC-02Defect / Contract violation
SECRecovery required
[email protected]SQL injection. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-03Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Shell injection. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-04Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Format-string injection. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-05Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Path traversal outside the extraction root. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-06Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]JavaScript or HTML context injection. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-07Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Unprivileged input controls a privileged URL sink. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-08Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Predicate injection. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-09Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Regular-expression injection. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-10Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Algorithmic denial of service through a regular expression. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-11Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]External-entity expansion from untrusted XML. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-12Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]TLS trust evaluation is effectively disabled. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-13Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Cryptography does not provide the claimed property. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-14Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Keyed nonce or IV is reused in an unsafe mode. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-15Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Unsafe password-derivation contract. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-16Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Predictable randomness in a security-sensitive value. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-17Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Untrusted deserialization crosses the allowed-type boundary. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-18Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Privileged effect bypasses required authorization. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-19Contract violation
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Security validator or sanitizer is bypassed. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-20Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Embedded secret reaches a security-sensitive use. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-21Defect
SECRecovery required
[email protected]WebView receives forbidden capabilities. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-22Contract violation
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Cryptographic key has insufficient strength. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-23Contract violation
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Dependency is fetched over an untrusted channel. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-24Contract violation
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Non-reproducible dependency resolution violates policy. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-25Contract violation
SECRecovery required
[email protected]Debug capability is exposed in a shipping product. It examines trust boundaries, sensitive flows, validation, and security-sensitive effects. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-SEC-26Contract violation
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Equality and hashing disagree. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-01Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Process-local hash is used as a stable identity. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-02Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Incompatible length or index units. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-03Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Invalidated collection index is used. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-04Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Key changes equality or hash while in a collection. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-05Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Ordering laws are violated. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-06Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Unstable ordering reaches canonical output. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-07Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Size or count exceeds its numeric range. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-08Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Non-finite value reaches a finite-only consumer. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-09Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Interprocedural path reaches an invalid force operation. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-10Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Single-pass sequence is consumed more than once. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-11Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Copy violates the state-independence contract. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-12Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Producer and consumer canonicalize identity differently. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-13Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Written value is lost before observation. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-14Improvement opportunity
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Predicate does not distinguish valid states. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-15Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Conditional-result branches are semantically identical. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-16Improvement opportunity
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Control-flow region is unreachable. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-17Defect
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Computed result is discarded without a useful effect. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-18Improvement opportunity
CORAccepted subset
[email protected]Comparison violates its numeric precision contract. It examines value, collection, identity, ordering, and control-flow contracts. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-COR-19Contract violation
STREAMRecovery required
[email protected]Buffer or accumulator lacks a required bound. It examines buffering, delivery, progress, retry, and transaction boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-STREAM-01Contract violation
STREAMRecovery required
[email protected]Drop policy violates required event delivery. It examines buffering, delivery, progress, retry, and transaction boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-STREAM-02Defect
STREAMRecovery required
[email protected]Concurrent next calls on a single-consumer iterator. It examines buffering, delivery, progress, retry, and transaction boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-STREAM-03Defect
STREAMRecovery required
[email protected]Stream is not finished on a required terminal path. It examines buffering, delivery, progress, retry, and transaction boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-STREAM-04Defect
STREAMRecovery required
[email protected]Retry or refresh forms a loop without progress or budget. It examines buffering, delivery, progress, retry, and transaction boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-STREAM-05Contract violation
STREAMRecovery required
[email protected]Retry duplicates a non-idempotent effect. It examines buffering, delivery, progress, retry, and transaction boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-STREAM-06Defect
STREAMRecovery required
[email protected]Related changes escape a required transaction. It examines buffering, delivery, progress, retry, and transaction boundaries. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-STREAM-07Defect
UIRecovery required
[email protected]Element identity is unstable across updates. It examines SwiftUI identity, update, and state-lifecycle behavior. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-UI-01Defect
UIRecovery required
[email protected]Distinct elements share one identity. It examines SwiftUI identity, update, and state-lifecycle behavior. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-UI-02Defect
UIRecovery required
[email protected]View computation causes a state-update cycle. It examines SwiftUI identity, update, and state-lifecycle behavior. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-UI-03Defect
UIRecovery required
[email protected]One-time state does not update with required input. It examines SwiftUI identity, update, and state-lifecycle behavior. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-UI-04Contract violation
CHANGERecovery required
[email protected]Source API change breaks an admitted consumer. It examines source, ABI, dependency, resource, and cache compatibility across changes. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-CHANGE-01Defect
CHANGERecovery required
[email protected]ABI change breaks binary compatibility. It examines source, ABI, dependency, resource, and cache compatibility across changes. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-CHANGE-02Defect
CHANGERecovery required
[email protected]Existing signature gains incompatible behavior. It examines source, ABI, dependency, resource, and cache compatibility across changes. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-CHANGE-03Defect
CHANGERecovery required
[email protected]Consumer silently binds to a different symbol. It examines source, ABI, dependency, resource, and cache compatibility across changes. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-CHANGE-04Review signal
CHANGERecovery required
[email protected]Version range admits an incompatible provider. It examines source, ABI, dependency, resource, and cache compatibility across changes. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-CHANGE-05Contract violation
CHANGERecovery required
[email protected]Change bypasses required consumer review. It examines source, ABI, dependency, resource, and cache compatibility across changes. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-CHANGE-06Contract violation
CHANGERecovery required
[email protected]Comparable resource bound regresses. It examines source, ABI, dependency, resource, and cache compatibility across changes. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-CHANGE-07Improvement opportunity
CHANGERecovery required
[email protected]Cache key or invalidation omits a result dependency. It examines source, ABI, dependency, resource, and cache compatibility across changes. The result remains unknown when the required evidence is incomplete.
V-CHANGE-08Defect