fix: Hot reload no longer patches method bodies that would throw on an internal member of a type it was not given

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Summary

• Hot reload now skips an edited method or getter of a non-partial type, with a reason, when its body uses an internal member of a type the reload was not given in a place the patched method cannot reach. That covers a bare name, a lambda, local function, anonymous method, query, iterator or async method, and a body that runs through a delegating shim.
• Before, such a body was reported as Patched and then threw MethodAccessException or FieldAccessException on the first call. A bare name failed the whole file instead.
• This extends fix: Hot reload now patches partial-type bodies that use an internal member of a type the reload was not given #3194, which applied the same rule to partial types. The partial-type rule does not change.

User Impact

• Before: the response said the edit was live, and the first call threw from the shim assembly. A bare inherited name failed the file's shim compile, so none of the file's edits were applied.
• After: only that method is Skipped. Its reason names the type the member is internal to and says what to do: qualify a bare name, or run uloop compile. The file's other methods are still patched.
• Unchanged: uses that run inside the patched method keep being patched on a non-partial type, as before:
  • a field, property or method call written with its receiver;
  • a method passed as a delegate;
  • an event subscription;
  • a member named in an object initializer or a property pattern.
    The last four are now pinned end to end.

Behaviour change

Measured on the integration branch head before this change (aee6702) unless marked inferred.

(a) Bodies that broke and are now Skipped

Form	Before
Lambda: static method, instance method, or next to a read of the type's own private field	Patched, then MethodAccessException from the lambda's closure class (<>c or display class) in the shim assembly
Local function	Patched, then MethodAccessException from the local function (g__Read)
Anonymous method	Patched, then MethodAccessException from <>c.<DerivedValue__shim0>b__0_0
Iterator (3 forms)	Patched, then MethodAccessException from the state machine's MoveNext
Async method	Patched, then MethodAccessException from <AsyncValue__shim0>d__0.MoveNext
Getter that also has a lambda reading a private member (runs through a delegating shim)	Patched, then MethodAccessException from get_DerivedProperty__shim0
Method that raises its own event (runs through a delegating shim)	Patched, then MethodAccessException from RaiseDerivedEvent__shim0, called by the patched method. Measured with the plain-type branch of the guard removed (mutation m1 below), which is the old behaviour
Lambda that calls a method on an internal member's result	Patched, then MethodAccessException
Lambda parameter inferred from an internal member's result	Patched, then FieldAccessException
Query clause using the member; query over its result	The worker emitted the body (measured). The exception is inferred: a query clause compiles to a lambda
Inherited internal method by bare name	File Failed: CS0103: The name 'InternalInstanceValue' does not exist in the current context
Lambda next to a name nothing declares	The worker emitted the body (measured). The file then fails in the shim compile on the unresolved name (inferred)

(b) Intended regressions: bodies that work today and are now Skipped

The worker cannot tell these from the forms in (a).

1. A closure that works with a value whose type the worker could not resolve, even when the closure touches only public members. Measured examples:

   • var seed = new HotReloadInternalMemberHost().InternalField; Func<int> read = () => seed + 100; was Patched and returned 103.
   • Array.Exists(HotReloadInternalMemberHost.InternalHosts(), host => host.<public field> > 0) was Patched and returned 1.

   A lambda parameter inferred from such a value, and a query over it, fall in the same group. Declaring the local with its type (int seed = ...) keeps the body patched.

2. An internal member in a query's first from source expression (or an inner join source). Measured: (from host in HotReloadInternalMemberHost.InternalHosts() select 1).Count() was Patched and returned 1. The source expression runs in the method itself, but the worker treats the whole query as a closure.

3. A compile-time constant inside a closure, iterator, async or delegating body. Measured:

   • nameof(HotReloadInternalMemberHost.InternalField).Length in a lambda was Patched and returned 13.
   • An internal const read in a lambda was Patched and returned the edited value.

   nameof in the method's own statements is still patched (InternalFieldInsideNameof).

4. A bare internal static name in a file that also imports the inherited type with using static. Measured: InternalStaticValue() + 100 was Patched and returned 101. Without the using static, the same body fails the file with CS0103. Qualifying the name keeps it patched. No test: this needs a fixture file of its own.

(c) A brought-back sibling file's getter gets the out-of-reach reason

This applies to every form above. For getters, the body guard runs before the sibling guard, so the getter now gets the out-of-reach reason instead of the brought-back-file reason.

• The old reason told the user to pass the file. That does not help here: the use would still run as code of the shim assembly.
• Methods keep the sibling reason. A partial type's sibling getter already behaved this way.
• One test pins it: Skip_PlainSiblingBroughtBack_GetterUsingInternalMemberInsideALambda_SaysTheMemberIsInternal.

(d) Files with no baseline

The worker has no baseline for a file when:

• there is no compile snapshot of its text, or
• a method key appears twice in the snapshot or in the current text.

Then every existing method of the file is treated as edited and reaches the guard, so this rule can skip unedited bodies too. Inferred from the rule, not measured (no run without a baseline was made): before, those bodies were re-patched and would throw on the call; now they keep their compiled behaviour and show up as Skipped.

Why partial and plain types skip different forms

• partial type: a body whose names do not resolve is skipped, because a part generated at compile time is invisible to the worker. fix: Hot reload now patches partial-type bodies that use an internal member of a type the reload was not given #3194 opened only the uses a run had shown to work in place: a field, a property or an invoked method written with its receiver.
• Plain type: such a body is emitted, so only the uses known to break are closed:
  • a use that runs outside the patched method, where the runtime checks access and the call throws;
  • a bare name, which reaches the shim compile unqualified and fails the whole file.
• A method passed as a delegate, an event, and a member named in an object initializer or a property pattern stay patched on plain types (now pinned end to end). They stay skipped on partial types, as in fix: Hot reload now patches partial-type bodies that use an internal member of a type the reload was not given #3194.

Changes

• UnpassedInternalMemberUse records two more facts about a use. CanBePatchedInPlace keeps its value.
  • Whether it may run outside the patched method: a closure, an async or iterator body, a delegating shim, or a closure over a value the worker could not resolve.
  • Whether it is a bare-name lookup (CS0103).
• The body guard now also runs for plain types.
  • On a plain type it skips only those two kinds of use. Every other unresolved name goes to the shim compile as before, including an internal member of another assembly reached through InternalsVisibleTo.
  • The partial-type branch is unchanged: the same CanBePatchedInPlace decision, the same reason when a name is not such a member, and the same diagnostic order.
  • A separate, rename-only commit renames the guard from PartialTypeBodyGuard to UnresolvedBodyNameGuard.
• Reference docs:
  • The out-of-reach row of the Skipped table now covers every type. The row for a delegate, an event, and a member named in an object initializer or a property pattern stays partial-only.
  • The mechanism page now says that an internal member of a type the reload was not given cannot be rewritten to accessor delegates.
  • The generated .claude and .agents copies are regenerated.

Input space

Rows describe an edited existing method of a plain type. Getters behave the same unless noted. "Base" is aee6702.

#	Use in the body	Base	Head	Tests
P1	No unresolved name	Emitted	Same	Existing plain-type tests
P2	Internal member with its receiver, in the method's own statements (field, property, invoked method)	Patched, runs as edited	Same	Existing E2E Run_PlainTypeBodyUsingInternalMemberOfUnpassedType_PatchesBehavior (12) and the plain getter case
P3	Inside a lambda, anonymous method or local function	Patched, then exception	Skipped	Skip_PlainTypeBodyUsingInternalMemberWhereThePatchedMethodCannotReachIt_SaysWhy (Lambda, AnonymousMethod, LocalFunction); E2E
P3q	Inside a query clause	Emitted; exception inferred	Skipped	SaysWhy (Query)
P4	In an iterator or async method	Patched, then exception	Skipped	SaysWhy (Iterator, Async); E2E
P5	In a getter that runs through a delegating shim	Patched, then exception	Skipped	SaysWhy (GetterWithALambdaReadingAPrivateMember); E2E
P5e	In a method that raises its own event (delegating shim)	Patched, then exception	Skipped	SaysWhy (MethodRaisingItsOwnEvent); E2E; the same case on partial
P6	Inherited internal member by bare name (CS0103)	File Failed	Skipped; other methods patched	SaysWhy (BareName); E2E
P6u	P6 in a file that also has using static of the inherited type	Patched, 101	Skipped (intended regression)	None
P7	A closure reaches the member through the result of an internal member used in the statements	Patched, then exception	Skipped	SaysWhy (LambdaUsingTheResult, LambdaParameterFromTheResult, LocalFunctionUsingTheResult); E2E
P7q	A query over that result	Emitted; exception inferred	Skipped	SaysWhy (QueryOverTheResult)
P8	A closure works with a value of unresolved type but touches only public members	Patched, works (103; 1)	Skipped (intended regression)	Skip_PlainTypeBodyTheGuardCannotTellFromAnOutOfReachUse_IsSkippedToo (LambdaCapturingTheResultAsAValue); E2E accepts either outcome
P8s	Internal member in the first from source expression	Patched, 1	Skipped (intended regression)	IsSkippedToo (QuerySourceExpression)
P8c	nameof or internal const inside a closure, iterator, async or delegating body	Patched, works (13; edited value)	Skipped (intended regression)	IsSkippedToo (LambdaUsingNameofOfInternalMember)
P9	P8 with an explicitly typed local	Emitted	Same	Run_PlainTypeBodyUsingInternalMemberInAFormOnlyAPlainTypeEmits_EmitsEntry (ExplicitlyTypedLocalCapturedByALambda)
P10	Internal method passed as a delegate (receiver, own statements)	Patched, works	Same	EmitsEntry; E2E (static and instance)
P11	Internal event += (receiver, own statements)	Patched, works	Same	EmitsEntry; E2E
P12	Member name in an object initializer or a property pattern (CS0117)	Patched, works	Same	EmitsEntry; E2E
P13	Unresolved name that is not an internal member of an unpassed type of the target assembly (nothing declares it, another assembly's internal, another type's private, a member added after the last compile)	Emitted. The InternalsVisibleTo case works; a name nothing declares fails in the shim compile	Same	Run_PlainTypeBodyUsingANameNothingDeclares_IsNotSkippedByTheInternalMemberGuard; existing E2E (InternalsVisibleTo, plain)
P14	P13 and P3 in the same body	Emitted; the file then fails in the shim compile (inferred)	Skipped (out of reach)	SaysWhy (LambdaNextToAnUnresolvedName)
P15	Brought-back sibling method with P3	Skipped, sibling reason	Same	Existing Skip_SiblingBroughtBack_UsingInternalMemberInsideALambda_KeepsTheSiblingReason
P16	Brought-back sibling getter with any of P3–P8 or P14	Skipped, sibling reason	Skipped, out-of-reach reason	Skip_PlainSiblingBroughtBack_GetterUsingInternalMemberInsideALambda_SaysTheMemberIsInternal (one form; one mechanism)
P17	Brought-back sibling method or getter with P2	Emitted	Same	Existing
P18	No body	Not checked	Same	Not tested: branch unchanged
P19	No target assembly	Emitted	Same	Not tested: same branch as P13
P20	Added method or property	Not reached; the added-member check decides	Same	Existing E2E
Q	Every row on a partial type, including a plain type nested in one	As in #3194	Same	Existing partial tests, unchanged; mutations m7 and m8

Verification (local)

Pull requests to the integration branch do not trigger the main PR CI, so these checks were run locally.

Build and Red

• uloop compile: 0 errors.
• Red on aee6702, with the fixtures and tests only (before the guard change):
  • Worker: 13 failed as predicted. 12 …CannotReachIt_SaysWhy cases had the body emitted, and the sibling getter had the sibling reason. The emit pins (5 cases), the unresolved-name pin and all existing tests passed.
  • End to end: 13 failed as predicted, with the exceptions in (a). The var case passed (Patched, 103), and the 5 delegate, event, initializer and pattern cases passed.
• Added in review: the query clause, the query over the result, the own-event method (plain and partial), and 3 look-alike forms in a test of their own. Their base was taken with the plain-type branch removed (m1): all were emitted, and the own-event end-to-end case threw as shown in (a).

Green

• TransformWorkerPartialTypeTests 85/85 and HotReloadUnpassedInternalMemberE2ETests 67/67.
• Both were run after the review additions and again after the rename.
• After review, the end-to-end helpers await the async fixture method instead of blocking on it. The class passed 67/67. With m1 applied, the same 14 cases failed, and the async case failed with MethodAccessException from <AsyncValue__shim0>d__0.MoveNext(). It did not pass silently.

Mutations
Mutations ran on the code before the docs and rename commits; those commits do not change behaviour. Each mutation was applied to the committed tree, the class was run, and the file was restored with git checkout. git status was empty after each. End-to-end runs were done for m1 and m4 only. No mutation survived.

#	Mutation	Failed
m1	Plain types return early (the old behaviour)	Worker 18: all 14 SaysWhy cases, the 3 look-alike cases, the sibling getter. E2E 14: every form in (a)
m2	Drop the bare-name check	BareName
m3	Drop the outside-the-method check	13 SaysWhy cases (all but BareName), the 3 look-alike cases, the sibling getter
m4	Plain types use the partial rule (CanBePatchedInPlace)	Worker 4 (delegate, event, initializer, pattern). E2E 5
m5	Skip a plain-type unresolved name that is not such a member	The nothing-declares pin. E2E InternalsVisibleTo (plain)
m6	Decide a bare-name lookup by "no receiver"	Initializer, pattern
m7	Drop the closure-over-an-unresolved-value check	4 plain SaysWhy cases, 1 look-alike case, and 6 existing partial and sibling tests
m8	partial types use the plain rule	partial MethodPassedAsDelegate
m9	The getter path stops calling the guard	3 partial getter tests, the sibling getter, the plain getter case
m10	A delegating shim no longer counts as outside the method	The getter-with-lambda and own-event cases, plain and partial

Performance
The guard adds one GetDiagnostics(span) per edited existing body of a plain type. The input was a temporary plain type with 200 methods (return n;), compiled, then every body changed to return n + 1;.

• Method used: the Editor's worker request for that edit was captured. Two workers were built from the same response file, this change and this change with the plain-type branch removed; only the guard source differs. Both were started with --serve, given 3 warm-up requests each, then 20 interleaved pairs, with the order flipped every pair.
• Result (two rounds):
  • Paired difference median: 26.8 ms and 22.9 ms.
  • With the guard: median 73.5 and 73.7 ms. Without: median 46.1 and 45.8 ms.
  • Both workers wrote identical output: 200 entries, 0 skipped.
  • That is about 0.12 ms per body.
• Why not the response's Timing.AnalysisMs: it could not separate this difference on a machine under load (1-minute load 10–19).
  1. The same bytes applied twice in a row do not run the worker again (AnalysisMs 0), so every run needs --revert-all first.
  2. Switching worker builds restarts the resident worker, which adds a cold start to the first run after every switch.
  3. Even in warm blocks, the Editor-side phases moved by seconds between blocks. Two head/without pairs of blocks gave −16 ms and +497 ms, while the patch and total phases of both builds doubled.

Regression and static checks

• Regression, with the class sets of fix: Hot reload now patches partial-type bodies that use an internal member of a type the reload was not given #3194:
  • Unit, 14 classes: 826/826. This is fix: Hot reload now patches partial-type bodies that use an internal member of a type the reload was not given #3194's 801 plus the 25 new cases.
  • End to end, 11 classes: 147/147. This is fix: Hot reload now patches partial-type bodies that use an internal member of a type the reload was not given #3194's 121 plus the 26 new cases.
• scripts/check-code-complexity.sh (fail on exceeded): 0 Go issues, no CA1502 finding above 15.
• scripts/check-file-length.sh (fail on exceeded): no file over 500 SLOC.
• scripts/check-dead-code.sh with the CI arguments: exit 0, PublicCandidate 36 (limit 37), and no new symbol is listed.
• The integration branch head is still aee6702, the base of this branch, so no rebase or merge check was needed.
• scripts/sync-tool-docs.sh --check: the catalog matches. go run ./cmd/check-skill-size: no SKILL.md over the limit. The generated copies are byte-identical to the sources.
• First E2E run timed out: the first run of the end-to-end class on the guard commit hit uloop's 600 s limit with no run-finished event, at a load average of 60–83. The cause was not identified. The plain-type test alone then passed 14/14 in 28 s, a rerun of the class passed 65/65 in 1:52, and every later run passed (67/67 in about 55 s).

Not covered

1. InternalsVisibleTo members and internal extension methods in a closure: an internal member of another assembly reached through InternalsVisibleTo, and an internal extension method, are still patched and can still throw, as before.

2. Internal constructors and indexers: their diagnostics are outside the guard's IDs.

3. Introduced types: unchanged.

4. Delegates, events, and initializer or pattern member names on partial types: they stay skipped there.

5. Brought-back sibling files keep the stricter partial rule.

6. Reason text: it lists "a method passed as a delegate", which does not apply to plain types. On a plain type the reason appears only for closure, async, iterator, delegating-shim and bare-name uses, so the text is unchanged.

7. Internal overload behind a public overload: an internal overload hidden behind a public overload of the same name is reported with a diagnostic outside the guard's IDs (inferred: CS1503 or CS1501; a Patched response shows no diagnostic). Measured with public int Overloaded(int) and internal int Overloaded(string), calling host.Overloaded("x"):

   • In the method's own statements it is Patched and the internal overload runs.
   • Inside a lambda it is Patched, then MethodAccessException from the lambda.

   This is the same before and after this change. On partial types it is inferred to be the same; only a plain type was measured.

8. Constants (intended regression 3): these could be reopened by treating nameof operands and constant reads as reachable. That is a possible follow-up, not part of this pull request.

9. Nullable receiver of ?.: a nullable value type reached with ?. (S? s = ...; s?.InternalField, where S is a struct of the target assembly). The guard's receiver lookup returns nothing for a Nullable<T> receiver, so it finds no use and the body is emitted as before. Inside a closure it is inferred to be Patched and then throw on the call (the same mechanism as the measured lambda cases; this shape was not run). On a partial type the body is skipped with the generated-part reason. This is the same before and after this change.

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The reload guard now evaluates internal-member uses on plain and partial types. It distinguishes bare-name lookups and uses that may run outside the patched method. Method and getter transformation decisions use this guard, with expanded fixtures, tests, and documentation.

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Internal-member reload handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Classify internal-member uses .agents/skills/uloop-hot-reload/references/*, .claude/skills/uloop-hot-reload/references/*, Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/Skill/references/*, Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/TransformWorker~/UnpassedInternalMemberUse.cs, Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/TransformWorker~/UnresolvedBodyNameGuard.cs	The guard records whether an internal-member use is a bare-name lookup or may run outside the patched method. It applies different reachability rules to partial and plain types. The references describe the resulting skipped cases.
Apply guard to methods and getters Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/TransformWorker~/OrdinaryMethodQueue.cs, Packages/src/Editor/FirstPartyTools/HotReload/TransformWorker~/PropertyGetterClassifier.cs	Existing method and getter decisions now use UnresolvedBodyNameGuard to determine whether to skip.
Add fixtures and coverage Assets/Tests/Editor/HotReload/HotReloadInternalMemberHost.cs, Assets/Tests/Editor/HotReload/HotReloadPartialDerivedFixture.cs, Assets/Tests/Editor/HotReload/HotReloadPlainDerivedFixture.cs, Assets/Tests/Editor/HotReload/HotReloadUnpassedInternalMemberE2ETests.cs, Assets/Tests/Editor/HotReload/TransformWorkerPartialTypeTests.cs	Fixtures and tests cover internal-member access in nested bodies, getters, delegates, events, initializers, and patterns. The tests check skip and emit outcomes across plain and partial types.

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• inferred — The demonstrated effect is a restriction on patch eligibility for existing methods and getters in the target assembly. The inspected change does not add an external caller or grant greater runtime authority; this conclusion is bounded to the changed classification and its consumers.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The guard distinguishes transplanted execution from closures, state machines and delegating shims, where runtime access checks can still apply. It rejects classified out-of-reach uses rather than changing those checks. Existing accessor and metadata-visibility mechanisms predate this change.

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Memoize the closure scan per body and semantic model.

For each qualifying diagnostic, FindOrNull can rescan the closure expressions and call GetTypeInfo when RunsOutsideThePatchedMethod is false. This repeats semantic analysis in the hot-reload diagnostic loops. Keep the existing short-circuit, but share a lazily computed result across each loop. The closure result depends only on the body and semantic model; keep RunsOutsideThePatchedMethod diagnostic-specific.

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