[piguagua]

The Solidity parser in list-dependencies.js only recognizes double-quoted import paths. Single-quoted imports are valid Solidity, so a dependency change can be missed when selecting affected verification inputs. Capture the quote delimiter and match the same delimiter at the end of the path.

The Node regression invokes the script against temporary sources containing bare, named and namespace imports and checks the complete affected-file set. node --test scripts/checks/list-dependencies.test.js passed.

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The Solidity import parser now matches paths enclosed in single or double quotes. A new test creates import fixtures that cover both quote styles and plain, named, and namespace imports, then checks that the JSON output includes every fixture path.

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 52855

Some valid imports may be missed when selecting affected verification inputs. The changeset check also needs an empty changeset or an applicable exemption before this PR is ready to merge.

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Title check		The title states the main change: the dependency checks now follow single-quoted Solidity imports. It matches the raw summary, which says the parser now matches either single- or double-quoted import …
Description check		The description explains the problem. The Solidity parser in list-dependencies.js only recognizes double-quoted import paths, so single-quoted imports can be missed. It describes the fix: capture the …
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The title states the main change: the dependency checks now follow single-quoted Solidity imports. It matches the raw summary, which says the parser now matches either single- or double-quoted import paths, and the PR objectives, which describe capturing the opening quote delimiter. The title is specific and concise, and it names the affected area.

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The description explains the problem. The Solidity parser in list-dependencies.js only recognizes double-quoted import paths, so single-quoted imports can be missed. It describes the fix: capture the quote delimiter and match the same delimiter at the end of the path. It also describes the regression test, which covers bare, named, and namespace imports, and reports that the test passed. This matches the raw summary of the test file and the parser change.

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Review comments at @scripts/checks/list-dependencies.test.js:
- Line 1: Add an empty changeset for the root package to accompany the
dependency-check script changes, so the PR passes the changeset check without
relying on the ignore-changeset label.

Review comments at @scripts/list-dependencies.js:
- Line 54: Update the import-path matching expression in the dependency scan to
skip Solidity block comments before locating the quoted target, so text inside
comments cannot be selected as the dependency path. Preserve support for both
quote styles and ensure imports with comments before the path still resolve to
the actual target.
- Line 54: Update the import-path capture in the matchAll regex so it stops only
at the captured quote delimiter, preserving the other quote character within
valid import paths; keep the matching closing-quote check and existing import
parsing behavior.

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[Amxx]

Thanks for the PR @piguagua!

We'll close this one, though. list-dependencies.js only ever parses imports from sources that can't contain single quotes:

• contracts/ is checked by solhint's quotes rule (double quotes by default) and by prettier, which has singleQuote: false for *.sol. A single-quoted import there already fails npm run lint:sol, and lint:fix rewrites it.
• contracts-exposed/ is generated by hardhat-exposed, which writes double-quoted imports.
• fv/harnesses/ is maintained in this repo and uses double quotes throughout.

The current regex covers every input it can actually get. A full tokenizer, plus a test file that no CI job runs, would add maintenance cost for cases that can't happen here.

For future reference, if we ever do need both quote styles, a backreference in the existing regex should be enough:

'.sol': (content, src) =>
  [...content.matchAll(/^[ \t]*import\b[^;]*?(?<q>["'])(?<target>.+?)\k<q>/gm)].map(m =>
    path.join(path.dirname(src), m.groups.target),
  ),