# 0122 — whole-program passes resolve/diagnose under a stale ambient source > **RESOLVED** (2026-06-11, same session — found and fixed during the > std.sx-as-pure-re-exports restructure, Agra-directed). Three > whole-program passes ran under whatever `current_source_file` the > previous pipeline phase happened to leave behind, instead of pinning > the context per declaration: > > 1. `ErrorAnalysis.convergeClosureShapeSets` (error_analysis.zig) — > resolves closure-literal param/return annotations; a stale context > made example-declared nominal types (`Point`, `Color`) fail the E4 > visibility gate with `type 'X' is not visible` attributed to > nonsense std.sx spans. Fixed: pin `setCurrentSourceFile` per > `fn_ast_map` entry from `body.source_file` (already stamped by > resolveImports). > 2. `ErrorFlow.checkErrorFlow` (error_flow.zig) — the flow walk > resolves types via `inferExprType` AND emits its reject > diagnostics; both used the ambient file. Fixed: pin per decl. > 3. The `UnknownTypeChecker` unknown-type loop > (semantic_diagnostics.zig) — emitted with the ambient file > (`checkBindingNames` beside it already saved/restored per node). > Fixed: pin `diagnostics.current_source_file` per decl. > > Latent on master for all three — the ambient just happened to be the > main file with the old single-file std.sx; the restructured std.sx > (namespace part-file imports) reordered the pipeline's last-touched > module and exposed them. Pinned coverage: examples 0129 / 1047 / > 1049 / 1052 / 1053 / 1056 (closure shapes with nominal types, > error-flow reject attribution) fail without the fixes once std.sx is > the re-export facade. Gates: zig build test 426/426, suite 588/588. ## Symptom With a std.sx whose first declarations are namespace imports, programs using closures with user-struct parameter types failed `type 'Point' is not visible; #import the module that declares it` attributed to meaningless std.sx spans, and error-flow / unknown-type diagnostics for main-file code rendered against std.sx's line table (e.g. expected `examples/foo.sx:22:21`, got `std.sx:16:25`). ## Reproduction Against the pre-fix compiler with the re-export std.sx: ```sx #import "modules/std.sx"; Point :: struct { x, y: i32; } main :: () { f := closure((p: Point) -> Point => Point.{ x = p.x + 1, y = p.y }); r := f(Point.{ x = 1, y = 2 }); out("done\n"); } ``` ## Investigation prompt (Resolved — kept for the record.) The root pattern: any pass that runs after module scanning and either resolves source-gated names or emits diagnostics MUST pin the visibility/rendering context per declaration (`setCurrentSourceFile(decl.source_file)` — syncs the lowering context and the diagnostics renderer), never inherit the ambient. Fn bodies carry `body.source_file` (stamped by resolveImports) for fn-keyed walks. When auditing for siblings, check every `lowerRoot` phase that walks `fn_ast_map` or the program decl list.