Harvest

Runtime ambient class exports available to declarations reached through dependencies.

Documentation for every harvested export, from the checker rather than the syntax tree so merged declarations already read as one.

Every public path's exports, root first then each subpath in PublicPaths order, each followed through getAliasedSymbol to its origin so that re-exports and default-export aliases land on the declaring symbol. The root binds [<Import(name, package)>]; a subpath binds under its own specifier, "<runtime>/<key without the leading ./>".

A skipped exports key - a wildcard, or a key without declarations - raises the finding recorded for it in Context.SkippedPaths, degrading the model and leaving the run intact.

Harvests package globals when a public input is a global script, module exports are empty, or compiler libraries ship alongside the entry package. A mixed run reads the global script's scope and retains the public module exports.

The exported interfaces, aliases, classes and enums of every harvested namespace, nested namespaces included, each harvested under its namespace's origin. A member carries no value export of its own: its value binds through the namespace object. Every walked namespace joins Namespaces, a nested one under its dotted path (Pool.Inner). A module package's global namespaces (declare global { namespace X }) are harvested as global exports first. Only namespaces and members whose group ships are walked.

Entry declarations first, then package-relative dependency and compiler sources. Node index and export name break ties; exports without declarations sort last. Occurrences of one declaration then order by public path: the declaring namespace's own path before an alias path such as globalThis.Intl, then by ordinal path. Occurrences that still tie keep harvest-pass order, entry module first. The order will be identical across runs whatever order the checker enumerates scopes in.

The tier's pass list, in execution order.