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SplitRS 0.3.5 fixes eight correctness issues found splitting a real sqlite3-parser crate: file-backed mod declarations, --split-impl-blocks cross-chunk calls, bitflags type exports, and grouped-import collisions, resolving E0583, E0624, E0425, and E0252. 608 tests passing, up from 570 in 0.3.4.
SplitRS 0.3.4 fixes five correctness issues in --split-nested-mods surfaced by a focused review: E0603 visibility widening for relocated private mods, E0425/E0599 parent-scope glob retention, and E0432/E0659 macro-import ambiguity. 570 tests passing. The AST-based Rust refactoring tool for the COOLJAPAN ecosystem.
SplitRS 0.3.3 adds domain-mapping for --target-modules (seeded assignment by reference affinity, unknown-name validation, dry-run attribution), recursive --split-nested-mods descent into inline mod blocks, a --facade style flag, verbatim method extraction, and 565 passing tests. The AST-based Rust refactoring tool for the COOLJAPAN ecosystem.
SplitRS 0.3.2 adds an SMT-verified extraction pass: it factors pure integer sub-blocks out of over-budget functions and commits the rewrite only when OxiZ proves the result is equivalent for all inputs. Plus array-splitting, a test-module splitter, shipped editor plugins, and 450 passing tests.
SplitRS is the AST-based Rust refactoring tool that splits monolithic source files into clean, compilable modules. 0.3.1 ships splitrs-lsp — a language server with diagnostics, a Refactor with splitrs code action, and live config watch — so the split happens right inside Neovim, Helix, or VS Code.