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src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.cpp:626-646— When a test re-mocks a specifier that already has a preload-installedmock.module(), the inherit block takes theJSModuleMockbranch (which never setspriorVirtualModuleEntry) and computesinstalledDuringPreload=falsefresh — somock.restore()evicts the registry and removes thevirtualModulesentry, permanently dropping the preload mock. This directly contradicts the docs sentence added in this PR and is inconsistent with theBun.pluginpath, which does reinstate viapriorVirtualModuleEntry. Fix: whenpriorMock->installedDuringPreload, setmock->priorVirtualModuleEntrytopriorMockso restore puts it back.Extended reasoning...
What breaks
The docs update in this PR promises: "Module mocks installed from a preload script are left in place so
afterEach(mock.restore)does not tear down global test setup." That holds only until a test callsmock.module()on the same specifier — then the preload mock is lost for the rest of the file.// preload.ts mock.module('./dep.ts', () => ({ getValue: () => 'preload' })); // fixture.test.ts import { getValue } from './dep.ts'; afterEach(() => mock.restore()); test('a', () => { mock.module('./dep.ts', () => ({ getValue: () => 'per-test' })); expect(getValue()).toBe('per-test'); }); test('b', () => { expect(getValue()).toBe('preload'); // FAILS — preload mock is gone });
This is exactly the "override a global preload mock for one test" pattern the docs sentence is meant to protect.
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- Preload creates
mock1withinstalledDuringPreload=true. The module isn't loaded yet, so all snapshot fields (esmNamespace,esmOriginalExports,cjsModule,cjsOriginalExports,priorVirtualModuleEntry) stay null.virtualModules[key] = mock1. - Top-level
import './dep.ts'hitsrunVirtualModule→mock1->executeOnce()and materializes a namespace exporting'preload'. This does not touchmock1's snapshot fields. - Test-body
mock.module('./dep.ts', ...)createsmock2.installedDuringPreloadis freshly computed at line 623 as false (we're no longer in preload). The inherit block findsprior = mock1, and since it's aJSModuleMockit takes theifbranch — which copies snapshot fields (all null, so nothing) and inheritspriorVirtualModuleEntry(also null). It does not setpriorVirtualModuleEntrytomock1; only theelsebranch (non-JSModuleMockpriors, e.g.Bun.pluginfactories) does that.mustEvictOnRestore = false || (!null && !null) = true.addModuleMockthen overwritesvirtualModules[key]withmock2. mock.restore()→restoreModuleMocks:mock2->installedDuringPreloadis false, so it's processed.toReplacegets{key, Strong{mock2->priorVirtualModuleEntry.get()}}={key, Strong{nullptr}}.mustEvictOnRestoreforces both eviction branches (ESM registry entry removed, requireMap entry removed). The final loop sees a nullpriorand callsvirtualModules->remove(key).- Result: the preload mock is gone from
virtualModules. A freshawait import('./dep.ts')now loads the real source. And because eviction doesn't undo the earlieroverrideExportValue, the pre-existing top-level bindinggetValuestill returns'per-test'— so subsequent tests see neither the preload mock nor the original.
Why nothing else catches it
installedDuringPreloadis computed per-call, not inherited, somock2is treated as an ordinary test-time mock.priorVirtualModuleEntryis set only in theelsebranch for non-JSModuleMockpriors — the parallelBun.plugincase ("reinstates a Bun.plugin virtual module that mock.module() overwrote") works precisely because plugin factories aren'tJSModuleMockinstances.- The new test "preload-installed mock.module() survives mock.restore()" never re-mocks during the test, so this path is untested. Per REVIEW.md "Cover the variant matrix, not just the repro": the PR handles
Bun.plugin-then-mock.module-then-restore but not preload-mock.module-then-mock.module-then-restore, which is the same class.
This is not a duplicate of the earlier line-646 review comment — that one (mock-before-load → import → re-mock → restore-to-real) was already addressed by
mustEvictOnRestore. This is the preload-specific variant where the correct restore target is the preload mock, not the real module.Suggested fix
In the inherit block, when the prior mock was preload-installed, stash it so restore reinstates it — mirroring the
Bun.pluginpath:if (auto* priorMock = dynamicDowncast<JSModuleMock>(prior.get())) { ... if (priorMock->priorVirtualModuleEntry) mock->priorVirtualModuleEntry.set(vm, mock, priorMock->priorVirtualModuleEntry.get()); else if (priorMock->installedDuringPreload) mock->priorVirtualModuleEntry.set(vm, mock, priorMock); mock->mustEvictOnRestore = ...; }
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restoreModuleMockswillvirtualModules->set(key, mock1)instead of removing it, and — sincemustEvictOnRestorealready evicts the mock-derived registry entry — the next import re-materializes from the preload factory. Add a test that re-mocks insidetest('a')and assertstest('b')still sees the preload value. - Preload creates
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No new issues found on 6bea06a — the preload-shadowing branch now snapshots the live namespace and stashes the preload mock for reinstatement, which addresses both prior comments (the strengthened test asserts on the top-level binding). Deferring to a human because this reverses a documented API contract (mock.restore() previously did not touch module mocks; jest.restoreAllMocks()/vi.restoreAllMocks() don't either) and adds ~145 lines of stateful C++ in the JSC module-loader / GC-visited path — a maintainer should sign off on the semantics and the preload carve-out.
What was reviewed:
- Traced the 6bea06a inherit-block change against both prior findings (live-binding replay + preload-with-snapshot); the fresh-snapshot path now covers both.
- Checked the new WriteBarrier fields are all appended in
visitChildrenImpl. - Verified
restoreModuleMocksmutatesvirtualModulesvia a deferredtoReplacelist rather than during iteration.
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Overview
The PR makes mock.restore() / jest.restoreAllMocks() reverse mock.module() overrides. JSModuleMock gains five new WriteBarrier fields (ESM namespace + per-export snapshot, CJS module + original exports, prior virtual-module entry) plus three booleans (mustEvictEsm, mustEvictCjs, installedDuringPreload). JSMock__jsModuleMock captures pre-mock state at install time, propagating it across re-mocks; a new BunPlugin::OnLoad::restoreModuleMocks replays snapshots onto the live namespace / module.exports or evicts the registry entry, then removes/reinstates the virtualModules entry. A new Rust FFI export exposes is_in_preload. Docs are updated to reflect the new behavior. Twelve subprocess-isolated tests cover ESM/CJS, re-mocks, spyOn interactions, plugin virtual modules, and preload survival.
Security risks
None identified. This is test-runner-only code (bun:test mock API), not reachable from untrusted network/file input. The new state is per-VM on Zig::GlobalObject, and all new JS-heap references are held in WriteBarrier members visited in visitChildrenImpl, so no obvious GC hazard.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is a user-facing API semantics change — the docs previously stated explicitly that mock.restore() "does not reset modules overridden with mock.module()", and the PR flips that. It also diverges from Jest/Vitest restoreAllMocks() behavior (the PR argues this is intentional because Bun's module mocks are runtime patches, not compile-time). The preload carve-out is a design choice with its own edge cases. On the implementation side, ~145 new lines of C++ touch the JSC module loader (removeEntry under cellLock), JSModuleNamespaceObject::overrideExportValue, exception scopes, and GC-visited state — the kind of code REVIEW.md flags for careful memory-safety review.
Other factors
- The PR went through five rounds of review feedback with multiple 🔴/🟡 findings (coupled ESM/CJS eviction, mock-born namespace snapshotting, preload-shadowing live bindings), each addressed in a follow-up commit. All are now resolved and the bug-hunting system found nothing on the latest revision. That iteration history itself signals the state machine is subtle.
- Test coverage is thorough for the cases exercised (10/12 fail on main, all pass with fix, verified under
BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1), and tests are subprocess-isolated so they observe clean registries. - Two incidental exception-check fixes in
JSMockFunction.cppare straightforward and correct.
Given the documented-behavior reversal and the compat-vs-consistency tradeoff, a maintainer should confirm the API decision before this lands.
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In `@src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.cpp`:
- Around line 834-866: Update restoreModuleMocks to return failure when ESM
export restoration or CJS requireMap eviction raises an exception, instead of
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I reviewed the rebased head (6b0ff35) and the automated pass found no bugs. Given this is a user-facing behavior change to mock.restore() with ~150 lines of new JSC-bindings state tracking (WriteBarrier snapshot fields, module-registry eviction, the preload carve-out design), a human sign-off is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed: the new JSModuleMock snapshot fields are all visited in visitChildrenImpl; exception scopes cover the new get()/getIfPropertyExists() calls and restoreModuleMocks swallows via TopExceptionScope rather than propagating from a restore hook; per-cache mustEvictEsm/mustEvictCjs now decouple the two loaders and the preload-shadowing branch takes a fresh snapshot so live bindings revert to preload values (covered by the last test); virtualModules mutation is deferred to toReplace so iteration isn't invalidated.
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Overview
The PR makes mock.restore() / jest.restoreAllMocks() revert mock.module() overrides in addition to spies. It adds five WriteBarrier snapshot fields plus three bool flags to JSModuleMock, an inherit block in JSMock__jsModuleMock that carries true originals across re-mocks, and a new BunPlugin::OnLoad::restoreModuleMocks() that replays ESM/CJS snapshots or evicts registry entries and reinstates any displaced virtualModules entry. A one-line Rust FFI export exposes is_in_preload, and two pre-existing missing exception checks in JSMockFunction.cpp are fixed. Docs and 12 subprocess-isolated tests are updated.
Security risks
None. This is test-runner-only machinery (bun:test mock APIs); no untrusted input parsing, network, filesystem, or auth surface is touched.
Level of scrutiny
Medium-high. The mechanical parts (WriteBarrier fields + visitChildren, exception checks, the Rust export) are straightforward, but the semantic state machine — inherit vs. fresh-snapshot vs. evict, per-cache independence, preload-shadowing reinstatement — went through five review rounds each of which found a real correctness gap. The current revision resolved all prior findings and this run found nothing new, but the interaction matrix (ESM×CJS × loaded-before/after × re-mock × preload) is large enough that the design decision (preload mocks survive restore; test-time shadows of preload mocks restore to the preload mock) deserves a human maintainer's confirmation before it becomes documented behavior.
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- This changes the documented contract of
mock.restore()(the docs sentence flips from "does not reset" to "reverts"), which is a deliberate API decision a maintainer should ratify. aliiis already engaged on the thread asking to get it mergeable, so a human is in the loop.- Test coverage is thorough (12 subprocess cases including both spyOn orderings, the decoupled-cache case, plugin reinstatement, and preload survival/shadowing) and the PR verified 10/12 fail on main. Full mock/, mock-fn, mock-disposable, and plugins suites pass on the debug build including under
BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1. - No outstanding unresolved review comments; all prior inline findings are marked resolved with corresponding fix commits.
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Updated the stale comment in the Mock Cleanup Patterns example (docs/test/mocks.mdx) in 1727b41. It now says that mock.restore() undoes the mock.module() call from beforeEach. |
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On the merge risk note about a module first imported while mocked: that is the documented behavior of this PR, not a gap. Such a module was evaluated from the mock factory, and mock.restore() cannot evaluate it again. Restore detaches the factory and the module keeps the exports it has, as on main. The next mock.module() for it patches that record in place, which is what the beforeEach/afterEach pattern relies on. The PR body (Fix, third bullet) and docs/test/mocks.mdx describe this, and test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-module.test.ts:602 and :706 pin it. |
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Beyond the inline findings, one docs item: the "Mock Cleanup Patterns" example at docs/test/mocks.mdx:611 still says "neither call resets the mock.module() override", which this PR makes false for a beforeEach-installed mock (it is a hook-phase mock, so mock.restore() now undoes it after each test and beforeEach re-installs it). The updated "Restore All Mocks" section a few screens up says the opposite, so that comment should be reworded in the same PR.
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The diff adds a module-mock undo log in BunPlugin.cpp/.h, a persistence FFI in jest.rs, exception-check fixes in JSMockFunction.cpp, a log discard on the test-isolation global swap, plus docs, .d.ts and subprocess tests; it touches no auth, crypto or input-parsing surface. Five verified findings go inline, further verified findings were cut, and a CHANGES_REQUESTED review from a human maintainer remains with its thread self-resolved by the author, so approval is not on the table; this body only adds the stale docs comment that the ruled-out list examined and that I confirmed is contradicted by the PR's own new docs text.
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…store() A builtin getter that throws while the undo log is replayed used to put the entry back for a retry, so every later mock.restore() in the run threw the same error. Now the rest of the log is still replayed, the failed binding keeps the mock, and the error is rethrown once. Also: a spy stored in an export is seen through only when it targets that same binding. A Bun.plugin module registered over a test's mock stays on restore. A CommonJS module the loader has not evaluated yet is treated as mock-born. Outside the test runner every module mock is persistent.
A Worker under bun test no longer reads the runner's active file from its own thread: its module mocks are setup, like preload. Also check for an exception before getObject() on the lazy source's default, and put a displaced preload mock or plugin module back when the test mock that displaced it is already gone from the map (its factory rejected).
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Practicallly every JSC::Strong usage ends up being a memory leak. Is there a more specific way we can track these that avoids risking leaks?
…roots The undo log's cells are now WriteBarriers owned by the global object, visited from GlobalObject::visitChildren under the global's cellLock, the same shape as RejectedPromiseQueue. Every append and remove takes that lock. The log roots nothing, so the global can be collected with it and the test isolation swap no longer has to discard it by hand. During a replay the taken entries are kept alive by a MarkedArgumentBuffer, and entries that go back after a throw are set through the owner again.
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Agreed, and done in 2b9c823. The undo log no longer holds any JSC::Strong. Its cells are WriteBarriers owned by the global object, marked from GlobalObject::visitChildren under the global's cellLock, with every append and remove taking that lock. That is the same shape as RejectedPromiseQueue in ZigGlobalObject.cpp. The log roots nothing: the entries are reachable only through the global, so a global that nothing else references is collected together with its log. The explicit discard in the test isolation swap is gone for the same reason. Two details of the rewrite. During a replay the entries are taken out of the visited log (a getter can run JS that mocks or restores), so they are copied into a MarkedArgumentBuffer first, under the lock, and that buffer keeps them alive until the replay ends. Entries that go back after a throw are set through the owner again so the write barrier runs. The pre-existing virtualModules map (Strong per specifier, on main) has the same problem and is what the isolation swap clears by hand. I left it alone here. It could move to the same WriteBarrier-plus-cellLock shape in a follow-up. Verified: the mock, lazy-exports, plugin and isolation suites pass (178 tests), also with BUN_JSC_collectContinuously=1 and BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1. The isolation test that checks an unrestored module mock does not pin its global still passes without the explicit discard. |
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Fixes #7823. Fixes #7376.
Problem
mock.restore()(alsojest.restoreAllMocks(), the same host function) only reset spies. Amock.module()call inside a test patched the loaded module in place (JSModuleNamespaceObject::overrideExportValue, ormodule.exports) and registered its factory invirtualModules. Nothing undid either.mock.module("./dep", ...)thenmock.restore()inside a test.dep.getValue()still returns the mock.Fix
mock.module()from a test or hook appends to an undo log onBunPlugin::OnLoadbefore it patches.mock.restore()replays the log. A call from preload, a file's top level, adescribebody, a Worker, or outsidebun testis setup: no log entry. The phase comes fromBun__Jest__moduleMockIsPersistentinjest.rs.Bun.pluginmodule registered over a test mock stays.test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-module.test.tsandtest/js/bun/resolve/builtin-esm-lazy-exports.test.ts. Alsotest/js/bun/test/mock/,plugins.test.ts,isolation.test.ts: 177 pass.Background
mock.module()patches. For a loaded module it writes each export's binding slot in the defining module, so every importer and re-export sees the value.describebodies) and execution (hooks and tests).WriteBarriers owned by the global object, marked fromGlobalObject::visitChildrenunder the global'scellLock()(theRejectedPromiseQueueshape). It roots nothing, so the global is collected with it.Downsides
afterEach(mock.restore).Notes
The log outlives a file without
--isolate, so a getter that throws used to be retried by every latermock.restore()in the run. Now the entry is dropped after the first failure. A termination exception still stops the replay and puts the rest back.A persistent call drops log entries for what it overwrites, so an earlier file's unrestored test mock cannot undo the next file's top-level mock.
A CommonJS module the loader has fetched but not run yet (
hasEvaluatedfalse,sourceCodeset) is not logged. It is evaluated from the mock like a mock-born module. A module with no source (object loader) still logs. I found no deterministic way to hit that loader window from a test.An
installedentry is replayed only when the map still holds a non-persistentJSModuleMockfor the specifier.build.module()writes the map directly and does not log.Also fixes two missing exception checks in
JSMock__jsSpyOnandcopyNameAndLengththat the new tests hit underBUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1.Tests: ESM, re-mocks, CJS, loaded-while-mocked,
beforeEach/afterEachwith an intermediate importer, bothspyOnorderings, a spy on another object stored in an export,Bun.pluginleft alone, reinstated, and registered over a test mock, preload survives, test-time re-mock of a preload mock, top level plus hook,jest.mockplusrestoreAllMocks, describe level, test mock over a top-level mock, barrel plus leaf in both orders, import-cycle TDZ, outsidebun test, in a Worker, and a two-file run where an earlier file's unrestored mock must not undo the next file's top-level mock. Lazy exports: restore after mockingnode:fsandbunthrough a re-export materializes only the restored binding, renamed re-export,defaultreplaced while a lazy export is mocked, a throwing getter fails restore once and a later test's restore works, a getter that callsmock.restore()ormock.module()during the replay, a top-level mock ofdefaultplus a test-level mock of a lazy export, and adefaultexport that is itself lazy.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 11 files touched
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The first mock.module() call allocated the module mock undo log and stored its pointer with a plain write, while the concurrent GC marker read that pointer before taking the global object's cell lock, so on weakly ordered hardware the marker could observe a non-null pointer and iterate Vector fields the constructor had not yet made visible. The fix allocates the log first, then publishes the pointer only while holding the global's cellLock, and the visitor now takes that same lock before reading the pointer, so the lock's acquire and release ordering guarantees the marker sees a fully const…