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sas/.sasjslint now promotes noUnusedMacros to "error", so the rule fails
the build rather than printing a warning. The 54 findings it reported are
gone:
- 46 header entries nothing calls are dropped. Each removal was checked
against the compiled artefacts rather than the linter alone: the
project was compiled before and after, and the two sasjsbuild trees
compared. 37 macro definitions disappear from the generated programs -
every one of them either a duplicate of a definition the file still
reaches through another declared macro, or a macro no generated program
calls. No macro that a generated program calls lost its definition.
- 8 entries are kept, in five files that carry
@sasjslint {"noUnusedMacros": false} with the reason written above it:
the three serviceInit programs and serviceterm.sas declare mpeinit and
mpeterm without calling them, because that declaration is how a service
body reaches those macros at all; loadfile.sas declares mp_binarycopy
for the fallback that is commented out on SAS 9.4 and later.
- Four headers are left with no macros to declare, so their empty
<h4> SAS Macros </h4> section is removed rather than kept as a stub.
@sasjs/cli is bumped 6.2.0 -> 6.5.0 in sas/package.json. The lint engine
ships inside the CLI and is not a direct dependency, so the pinned CLI is
what fixes the rule set: 6.2.0 resolves @sasjs/lint 4.3.0, 6.5.0 pins
4.9.0 exactly. Both versions were compiled against this tree and the
sasjsbuild output is byte-identical, so the bump changes the lint engine
and nothing else.
`sasjs lint` is also now reachable as `npm run lint:sas`, and a CI step in
build.yaml runs it. Until now nothing ran SAS lint automatically, and a
bare `sasjs` resolves whatever CLI is installed globally - a different
lint version reports a different rule set, which is why the counts in
issue #376 (taken with 6.2.5) do not match the pinned 6.2.0.
43 warnings remain under the rules not yet promoted: noUndeclaredMacros
(25), noBannedStrings (13), macro name length and case (4),
indentationMultiple (1). They are the next rungs of the ratchet.
The pre-commit Prettier gate could not run: it needs client/node_modules,
which this worktree does not install, and the fix it attempted touched
three client files that this change does not modify (reverted). No client
file is in this commit.
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SAS
/**
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@file
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@brief Testing mpe_accesscheck macro
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@details Checking functionality of mpe_accesscheck.sas macro
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<h4> SAS Macros </h4>
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@li mf_getuser.sas
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@li mp_assertdsobs.sas
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@li mpe_getgroups.sas
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@li mpe_accesscheck.sas
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@author 4GL Apps Ltd
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@copyright 4GL Apps Ltd. This code may only be used within Data Controller
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and may not be re-distributed or re-sold without the express permission of
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4GL Apps Ltd.
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**/
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/* get the groups this user is actually a member of */
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%mpe_getgroups(user=%mf_getuser(),outds=work.groups)
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data _null_;
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set work.groups;
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call symputx('groupname',groupname);
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run;
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/* create demo MPE_SECURITY table */
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data work.mpe_security;
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if 0 then set &dc_libref..mpe_security;
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do access_level='EDIT','APPROVE','VIEW','SIGNOFF','AUDIT';
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LIBREF='SOMELIB';
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DSN='SOMEDS';
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sas_group="&groupname";
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tx_from=0;
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tx_to='31dec4999:23:59:59'dt;
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output;
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end;
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run;
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%let WRK=WORK;
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%mpe_accesscheck(
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SOMELIB.SOMEDS
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,outds=work.test1
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,access_level=APPROVE
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,cntl_lib_var=WRK
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)
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%mp_assertdsobs(work.test1,
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desc=Test 1 - One record returned,
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test=EQUALS 1,
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outds=work.test_results
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)
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%mpe_accesscheck(
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SOMELIB.INVALID
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,outds=work.test2
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,access_level=APPROVE
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,cntl_lib_var=WRK
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)
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%mp_assertdsobs(work.test2,
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desc=Test 12 - 0 records returned,
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test=EQUALS 0,
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outds=work.test_results
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)
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