fix(parser): keep a token's literal name out of self-reference normalization - #7469
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CR 111.1: the name a card gives the token it creates is that token's own
literal name, never a reference back to the creating card — even when it
embeds the creator's name ("Selenia's Curse", "Kobolds of Kher Keep").
`mask_card_named_literal_spans` already protects such spans, but its
prefix parser enumerated noun forms by hand ("creature named ",
"artifact named ", …) and "token named " was not among them — the largest
uncovered noun in the corpus (75 of the 534 "<word> named " occurrences in
card-data.json). Unmasked, the
self-reference strategies rewrote the name: Kher Keep's token became
"Kobolds of ~", and Selenia's became "~'s Curse", which the trailing `~` →
card-name expansion turned into "Selenia, the Cursed Heart's Curse" before
the token-name clause parser truncated it at the injected comma to a bare
"Selenia".
Anchoring on the noun "token" covers the whole class in one rule: the
token-creation template always writes it immediately before "named",
whatever type words precede it.
Token spans need different boundaries than card-filter spans — a token's
name is followed by the clauses that define it in place ("with \"…\"",
"that's attacking", "attached to …"), while real card names contain those
same words ("Once More with Feeling"). The prefix parser therefore reports
a typed `NamedLiteralKind` instead of letting the caller infer it, and only
token spans end at those clauses. A bare comma is deliberately not a
boundary: token names carry one ("Icingdeath, Frost Tongue").
Measured over a full `oracle-gen` export, before vs. after, all 35,795
cards: 9 differ, no others. 8 are corrected token names (Ajani, Strength
of the Pride; Goldmeadow Lookout; Kher Keep; Koma, Cosmos Serpent; Koma,
World-Eater; Llanowar Mentor; Selenia, the Cursed Heart; The Rani); the
9th (Smoke Spirits' Aid) is a description-string correction on a card that
stays `Unimplemented`.
Not covered: the other token-naming shape, "create <Name>, a … token"
(Volo, Itinerant Scholar → "~'s Journal"; Stangg → "~ Twin"; Icingdeath,
Frost Tyrant; Tamiyo, Compleated Sage; Black Lotus Lounge; Elemental, My
Dear; Li'l Giri Saves the Day; Windmill Slam — 9 cards). Its name span has
no noun anchor and would need the article guard that
`parse_named_token_preamble` already owns in oracle_effect/token.rs;
duplicating that guard here would put the same question in two places.
Also not covered: token names containing a comma are still truncated by
`parse_token_name_clause` (Icingdeath, Frost Tongue).
Also still unmasked, and unchanged here: the "<noun> you control named
<X>" position (24 occurrences), whose noun before "named" is "control".
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 2 reviews per rolling hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughNamed-literal parsing now distinguishes token names from card-filter names. Token prefixes support singular and plural forms. Token spans stop before defining clauses, while card-filter spans retain existing behavior. Regression tests cover Unicode boundaries, creator names, defining clauses, and token names containing boundary terms. ChangesNamed literal parsing
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In `@crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_util.rs`:
- Around line 1727-1733: Correct the Oracle rule citations in the parser
rationale comments near the token and card-filter span handling: use CR 111.4
for claims that the creating effect sets a token’s name, use CR 111.9 only for
the “create [name], a …” form, and describe span termination as Oracle grammar
rather than attributing it to CR 111.1. Apply the same citation corrections to
all referenced comment locations while preserving the parsing behavior.
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Maintainer fixup is now at It corrects the token-name rationale to cite CR 111.4 only for the name-setting claim, leaves parser-boundary grammar uncited, and adds discriminating coverage through public CI and the |
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Approved after current-head implementation review: parse_card_named_literal_prefix classifies the token(s) named creation grammar at the normalization seam; CR 111.4 is now limited to the name-setting claim; oracle_effect/tests.rs exercises public parse_oracle_text and asserts Kher Keep yields Kobolds of Kher Keep. The SHA-bound parse diff matches the claimed nine-card scope. Quality Gate: PASS.
CR 111.1: the name a card gives the token it creates is that token's own literal name, never a reference back to the creating card — even when it embeds the creator's name.
mask_card_named_literal_spansalready protects such spans. Its prefix parser enumerated the noun forms by hand (creature named,artifact named, …) andtoken namedwas not among them — the largest uncovered noun in the corpus:namedcard/cardstoken/tokenscreature/creaturespermanent/permanentsUnmasked, the self-reference strategies rewrote the name. Kher Keep's token became
Kobolds of ~. Selenia's became~'s Curse, which the trailing~→ card-name expansion turned intoSelenia, the Cursed Heart's Curse, andparse_token_name_clausethen truncated at the injected comma to a bareSelenia.Anchoring on the noun
tokencovers the class in one rule: the token-creation template always writes it immediately beforenamed, whatever type words precede it.Token spans need different boundaries than card-filter spans — a token's name is followed by the clauses that define it in place (
with "…",that's attacking,attached to …), while real card names contain those same words (Once More with Feeling). The prefix parser therefore reports a typedNamedLiteralKindrather than letting the caller infer it, and only token spans end at those clauses. A bare comma is deliberately not a boundary: token names carry one (Icingdeath, Frost Tongue).Measurement
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oracle-genexport before vs. after, all 35,795 cards — 9 differ, no others:SeleniaSelenia's CurseKobolds of ~Kobolds of Kher KeepMark of ~Mark of the RaniAjaniAjani's PridemateKomaKoma's CoilKomaKoma's CoilGoldmeadow Lookout HarrierGoldmeadow HarrierLlanowar Mentor ElvesLlanowar ElvesUnimplementedCounter-probe: with the two
token namedprefix entries removed, three of the four new rows fail. The fourth (normalize_token_boundaries_do_not_reach_card_filter_spans) is green either way — it pins the card-filter direction against a later widening and is not evidence for this fix; its doc comment says so.Not covered
create <Name>, a … token: 9 cards still carry a corrupted name (Volo, Itinerant Scholar →~'s Journal; Stangg and Stangg, Echo Warrior →~ Twin; Icingdeath, Frost Tyrant; Tamiyo, Compleated Sage; Black Lotus Lounge; Elemental, My Dear; Li'l Giri Saves the Day; Windmill Slam). That span has no noun anchor and needs the article guardparse_named_token_preamblealready owns inoracle_effect/token.rs; duplicating it here would put the same question in two places. Happy to do it as a follow-up in that module.parse_token_name_clause(Icingdeath, Frost Tongue→Icingdeath).<noun> you control named <X>position is also unmasked (24 occurrences — the noun beforenamediscontrol, e.g. Volo's second line). Left alone here; it belongs to the card-filter side, not this fix.Notes
cargo test --workspaceis green exceptmtgish-import::manifest_coverage, which fails on361e6f9a4unchanged: it wants manifest entries forResolvedAbility.selected_target_incarnationsandSpellContext.parent_target_iteration_members. This branch touches one file,crates/engine/src/parser/oracle_util.rs.Kobolds of ~.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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