feat: add declaration name to leanchecker error messages (#12525)

This PR adds declaration names to leanchecker error messages to make
debugging easier when the kernel rejects a declaration.

Previously, leanchecker would only show the kernel error without
identifying which declaration failed:
```
uncaught exception: (kernel) type checker does not support loose bound variables
```

Now it includes the declaration name:
```
uncaught exception: while replaying declaration 'myDecl':
(kernel) type checker does not support loose bound variables
```

Fixes: #11937

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Co-authored-by: nomeata <148037+nomeata@users.noreply.github.com>
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2026-02-17 16:08:00 +00:00
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parent b491d868ed
commit 63675d29d1
4 changed files with 103 additions and 95 deletions

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@@ -77,45 +77,48 @@ partial def replayConstant (name : Name) : M Unit := do
replayConstants ci.getUsedConstantsAsSet
-- Check that this name is still pending: a mutual block may have taken care of it.
if ( get).pending.contains name then
match ci with
| .defnInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.defnDecl info)
| .thmInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.thmDecl info)
| .axiomInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.axiomDecl info)
| .opaqueInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.opaqueDecl info)
| .inductInfo info =>
let lparams := info.levelParams
let nparams := info.numParams
let all info.all.mapM fun n => do pure <| (( read).newConstants[n]!)
for o in all do
modify fun s =>
{ s with remaining := s.remaining.erase o.name, pending := s.pending.erase o.name }
let ctorInfo all.mapM fun ci => do
pure (ci, ci.inductiveVal!.ctors.mapM fun n => do
pure (( read).newConstants[n]!))
-- Make sure we are really finished with the constructors.
for (_, ctors) in ctorInfo do
for ctor in ctors do
replayConstants ctor.getUsedConstantsAsSet
let types : List InductiveType := ctorInfo.map fun ci, ctors =>
{ name := ci.name
type := ci.type
ctors := ctors.map fun ci => { name := ci.name, type := ci.type } }
addDecl (Declaration.inductDecl lparams nparams types false)
-- We postpone checking constructors,
-- and at the end make sure they are identical
-- to the constructors generated when we replay the inductives.
| .ctorInfo info =>
modify fun s => { s with postponedConstructors := s.postponedConstructors.insert info.name }
-- Similarly we postpone checking recursors.
| .recInfo info =>
modify fun s => { s with postponedRecursors := s.postponedRecursors.insert info.name }
| .quotInfo _ =>
addDecl (Declaration.quotDecl)
modify fun s => { s with pending := s.pending.erase name }
try
match ci with
| .defnInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.defnDecl info)
| .thmInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.thmDecl info)
| .axiomInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.axiomDecl info)
| .opaqueInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.opaqueDecl info)
| .inductInfo info =>
let lparams := info.levelParams
let nparams := info.numParams
let all info.all.mapM fun n => do pure <| (( read).newConstants[n]!)
for o in all do
modify fun s =>
{ s with remaining := s.remaining.erase o.name, pending := s.pending.erase o.name }
let ctorInfo all.mapM fun ci => do
pure (ci, ci.inductiveVal!.ctors.mapM fun n => do
pure (( read).newConstants[n]!))
-- Make sure we are really finished with the constructors.
for (_, ctors) in ctorInfo do
for ctor in ctors do
replayConstants ctor.getUsedConstantsAsSet
let types : List InductiveType := ctorInfo.map fun ci, ctors =>
{ name := ci.name
type := ci.type
ctors := ctors.map fun ci => { name := ci.name, type := ci.type } }
addDecl (Declaration.inductDecl lparams nparams types false)
-- We postpone checking constructors,
-- and at the end make sure they are identical
-- to the constructors generated when we replay the inductives.
| .ctorInfo info =>
modify fun s => { s with postponedConstructors := s.postponedConstructors.insert info.name }
-- Similarly we postpone checking recursors.
| .recInfo info =>
modify fun s => { s with postponedRecursors := s.postponedRecursors.insert info.name }
| .quotInfo _ =>
addDecl (Declaration.quotDecl)
modify fun s => { s with pending := s.pending.erase name }
catch ex =>
throw <| .userError s!"while replaying declaration '{name}':\n{ex}"
/-- Replay a set of constants one at a time. -/
partial def replayConstants (names : NameSet) : M Unit := do

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@@ -82,60 +82,63 @@ partial def replayConstant (name : Name) : M Unit := do
replayConstants ci.getUsedConstantsAsSet
-- Check that this name is still pending: a mutual block may have taken care of it.
if ( get).pending.contains name then
match ci with
| .defnInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.defnDecl info)
| .thmInfo info =>
-- Ignore duplicate theorems. This code is identical to that in `finalizeImport` before it
-- added extended duplicates support for the module system, which is not relevant for us
-- here as we always load all .olean information. We need this case *because* of the module
-- system -- as we have more data loaded than it, we might encounter duplicate private
-- theorems where elaboration under the module system would have only one of them in scope.
if let some (.thmInfo info') := ( get).env.find? ci.name then
if info.name == info'.name &&
info.type == info'.type &&
info.levelParams == info'.levelParams &&
info.all == info'.all
then
return
addDecl (Declaration.thmDecl info)
| .axiomInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.axiomDecl info)
| .opaqueInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.opaqueDecl info)
| .inductInfo info =>
let lparams := info.levelParams
let nparams := info.numParams
let all info.all.mapM fun n => do pure <| (( read).newConstants[n]!)
for o in all do
modify fun s =>
{ s with remaining := s.remaining.erase o.name, pending := s.pending.erase o.name }
let ctorInfo all.mapM fun ci => do
pure (ci, ci.inductiveVal!.ctors.mapM fun n => do
pure (( read).newConstants[n]!))
-- Make sure we are really finished with the constructors.
for (_, ctors) in ctorInfo do
for ctor in ctors do
replayConstants ctor.getUsedConstantsAsSet
let types : List InductiveType := ctorInfo.map fun ci, ctors =>
{ name := ci.name
type := ci.type
ctors := ctors.map fun ci => { name := ci.name, type := ci.type } }
addDecl (Declaration.inductDecl lparams nparams types false)
-- We postpone checking constructors,
-- and at the end make sure they are identical
-- to the constructors generated when we replay the inductives.
| .ctorInfo info =>
modify fun s => { s with postponedConstructors := s.postponedConstructors.insert info.name }
-- Similarly we postpone checking recursors.
| .recInfo info =>
modify fun s => { s with postponedRecursors := s.postponedRecursors.insert info.name }
| .quotInfo _ =>
-- `Quot.lift` and `Quot.ind` have types that reference `Eq`,
-- so we need to ensure `Eq` is replayed before adding the quotient declaration.
replayConstant `Eq
addDecl (Declaration.quotDecl)
modify fun s => { s with pending := s.pending.erase name }
try
match ci with
| .defnInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.defnDecl info)
| .thmInfo info =>
-- Ignore duplicate theorems. This code is identical to that in `finalizeImport` before it
-- added extended duplicates support for the module system, which is not relevant for us
-- here as we always load all .olean information. We need this case *because* of the module
-- system -- as we have more data loaded than it, we might encounter duplicate private
-- theorems where elaboration under the module system would have only one of them in scope.
if let some (.thmInfo info') := ( get).env.find? ci.name then
if info.name == info'.name &&
info.type == info'.type &&
info.levelParams == info'.levelParams &&
info.all == info'.all
then
return
addDecl (Declaration.thmDecl info)
| .axiomInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.axiomDecl info)
| .opaqueInfo info =>
addDecl (Declaration.opaqueDecl info)
| .inductInfo info =>
let lparams := info.levelParams
let nparams := info.numParams
let all info.all.mapM fun n => do pure <| (( read).newConstants[n]!)
for o in all do
modify fun s =>
{ s with remaining := s.remaining.erase o.name, pending := s.pending.erase o.name }
let ctorInfo all.mapM fun ci => do
pure (ci, ci.inductiveVal!.ctors.mapM fun n => do
pure (( read).newConstants[n]!))
-- Make sure we are really finished with the constructors.
for (_, ctors) in ctorInfo do
for ctor in ctors do
replayConstants ctor.getUsedConstantsAsSet
let types : List InductiveType := ctorInfo.map fun ci, ctors =>
{ name := ci.name
type := ci.type
ctors := ctors.map fun ci => { name := ci.name, type := ci.type } }
addDecl (Declaration.inductDecl lparams nparams types false)
-- We postpone checking constructors,
-- and at the end make sure they are identical
-- to the constructors generated when we replay the inductives.
| .ctorInfo info =>
modify fun s => { s with postponedConstructors := s.postponedConstructors.insert info.name }
-- Similarly we postpone checking recursors.
| .recInfo info =>
modify fun s => { s with postponedRecursors := s.postponedRecursors.insert info.name }
| .quotInfo _ =>
-- `Quot.lift` and `Quot.ind` have types that reference `Eq`,
-- so we need to ensure `Eq` is replayed before adding the quotient declaration.
replayConstant `Eq
addDecl (Declaration.quotDecl)
modify fun s => { s with pending := s.pending.erase name }
catch ex =>
throw <| .userError s!"while replaying declaration '{name}':\n{ex}"
/-- Replay a set of constants one at a time. -/
partial def replayConstants (names : NameSet) : M Unit := do

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@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
leanchecker found a problem in LeanCheckerTests.AddFalse
uncaught exception: (kernel) declaration type mismatch, 'false' has type
uncaught exception: while replaying declaration 'false':
(kernel) declaration type mismatch, 'false' has type
Prop
but it is expected to have type
False

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@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
leanchecker found a problem in LeanCheckerTests.ReplaceAxiom
uncaught exception: (kernel) application type mismatch
uncaught exception: while replaying declaration 'efsq':
(kernel) application type mismatch
False.elim @propext
argument has type
∀ {a b : Prop}, Iff a b → Eq a b