Fixed 73 .ql query files where the @name metadata contained an ending period.
This ensures consistency with the CodeQL query metadata style guidelines.
Follow-up to https://github.com/github/codeql/pull/20630
The fix didn't fully work since when we raise the ImportError in `find_module` we don't pass a named argument into the format string which causes a `KeyError`.
We need to use a format string without named arguments, like Python 3.13 and earlier did.
I wasn't entirely sure if this should be classified as `deprecated` or
`breaking`, but seeing as these changes technically _could_ break
existing queries (requiring a small rewrite), I opted for the latter.
Moves the existing points-to predicates to the newly added class
`ControlFlowNodeWithPointsTo` which resides in the `LegacyPointsTo`
module.
(Existing code that uses these predicates should import this module, and
references to `ControlFlowNode` should be changed to
`ControlFlowNodeWithPointsTo`.)
Also updates all existing points-to based code to do just this.
It seems `_ERR_MSG` was silently removed in Python 3.14, leading to an
`ImportError` when running the extractor.
To fix this, we explicitly set `_ERR_MSG` when the existing import fails
(using `_ERR_MSG_PREFIX` which is available in Python 3.14+, along with
the bits that make up the difference between this and `_ERR_MSG`).
The base source is in basic-overlay-eval/orig_src,
the overlay source is in basic-full-eval.
We run two tests: a full evaluation test in basic-full-eval,
and an overlay evaluation test in basic-overlay-eval.
The test source and expected results are the SAME,
due to the .qlref, meaning we expect the same results
for full and overlay evaluation.
for dbscheme elements with direct or indirect location links in dbscheme.
- Unify discardable entities under one Discardable superclass.
- Two discard predicates depending on TRAP ID type.
- Future-proof the XML and Yaml discard predicates for when their
extractors become incremental.
- fall back to full extraction on overlay changes json read error
- we filter both root modules and (transitive) imports against the overlay-changes json.
