lean-mwe
Create minimal working examples (MWEs) from Lean errors for bug reports. Use when minimizing a Lean error, creating an MWE, or preparing a bug report for lean4 or mathlib4.
What this skill does
# Minimizing Lean Errors ## Workflow 1. **Set up the guard** (`#guard_msgs` or `#guard_panic`) 2. **Run `lake exe minimize`** 3. **Review and polish** the output ## Repository Setup For Mathlib-related bugs: ```bash cd /tmp git clone https://github.com/kim-em/mathlib-minimizer.git cd mathlib-minimizer lake exe cache get ``` For pure Lean 4 bugs: ```bash cd /tmp git clone https://github.com/kim-em/lean-minimizer.git cd lean-minimizer ``` ## Step 1: Create the Test File ### For Regular Errors Use `#guard_msgs` to capture the exact error: ```lean import Mathlib.SomeModule /-- error: the exact error message goes here verbatim -/ #guard_msgs in example : ... := by some_tactic ``` ### For Panics ```lean import Mathlib.SomeModule #guard_msgs in #guard_panic in some_command_that_panics ``` ## Step 2: Verify the Guard Works ```bash lake env lean YourFile.lean ``` No output = success (guard passed). Error output = guard failed, and you need to redesign the test case. ## Step 3: Run the Minimizer ```bash lake exe minimize YourFile.lean ``` Output is written to `YourFile.out.lean`. ### Useful Options - `--resume`: Continue from the output file if interrupted - `--quiet`: Suppress progress output - `--only-delete`: Only run the deletion pass - `--only-import-inlining`: Only inline imports **Never use `--no-import-inlining`**. The entire point is to produce a self-contained file. ### For Long-Running Minimizations Use `--resume` to continue from where you left off: ```bash # Initial run (Ctrl-C if needed) lake exe minimize YourFile.lean # Resume later lake exe minimize YourFile.lean --resume ``` After manually editing the `.out.lean` file, always use `--resume` to continue from the edited state. ## Step 4: Review the Output ```bash lake env lean YourFile.out.lean ``` ### Checklist Before Filing - [ ] The `.out.lean` file compiles with the expected error/panic - [ ] No Mathlib imports remain (ideal) or minimal imports remain - [ ] The error message in `#guard_msgs` matches exactly
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