Handle 16-bit module sources in the error preview, the new-position fix-up and the REPL

[robobun]

Split out of #33866.

Problem

• An error from a module that JSC holds as a 16-bit string prints no source excerpt. A new X( that spans lines gets the position 1:1: at code (/$bunfs/root/exe:1:1).
• On main: each --compile executable with a non-ASCII preserved comment, and each eval, new Function or vm.compileFunction source with a character above U+00FF.
• .load in bun repl defines nothing when a preserved comment has one ill-formed UTF-8 byte.

Fix

• ZigException.cpp and adjustPositionBackwards (ErrorStackFrame.cpp) index the source as a StringView, in both widths. The branch that reset a 16-bit frame to 1:1 is gone.
• Both scans stay inside the text when the position is the end of the text. Main reads one code unit past an 8-bit source there: (0, eval)("xyz") under ASAN.
• Bun__REPL__evaluate (bindings.cpp) decodes with Zig::convertUTF8ToString, which writes U+FFFD for an ill-formed byte.
• Verified: compile/NoSourceMapNonAsciiSource in test/bundler/bundler_compile.test.ts, the .load test in test/js/bun/repl/repl.test.ts, the end-of-text tests in test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js. Each fails on main (8-bit end of text: under ASAN only).

Background

• A JSC string is 8-bit (Latin-1) or 16-bit (UTF-16). operator[] works on both, span8() only on 8-bit.
• The source excerpt is the N | code block above a printed error, built from the text that JSC holds.
• Bun moves the position of new X(...) back to new, and reads the source when new is on an earlier line.

Downsides

• A 16-bit line longer than 1,024 bytes now gets an excerpt, and the existing clamp can cut it inside a character, as it does for files on main (Clamp code frame source lines on a UTF-8 character boundary #41873).
• None found for 8-bit sources: the same loops run, with one width check per character, only when an error is formatted.

Notes

Who hits it on main

• --compile: a licence banner such as /*! © 2026 Example Inc. */ is enough. The executable prints E: boom and at code (/$bunfs/root/exe:1:1) with no excerpt, also with --sourcemap.
• eval, indirect eval, new Function and vm.compileFunction over text with a character above U+00FF (CJK, an emoji): no excerpt. With this change all four print one.
• Plain bun build --target=bun output is still read as Latin-1 on main. It joins this group with Decode module text that comes from disk or bundler output as UTF-8 #38714.

The three readers

• ZigException.cpp: the excerpt was built only for 8-bit sources (it read them through span8()).
• ErrorStackFrame.cpp, adjustPositionBackwards: when the move back to new crosses a line it reads the source. On a 16-bit source it hit an ASSERT_NOT_REACHED (a no-op in release) and reset the frame to 1:1.
• bindings.cpp, Bun__REPL__evaluate: preserved comments pass through the REPL's transpile verbatim, so one stray byte in one made WTF::String::fromUTF8 return a null string and .load evaluated nothing.

Tests

• compile/NoSourceMapNonAsciiSource: a compiled fixture with a non-ASCII preserved comment and a new (class ...)("boom") whose argument list is four lines below new. On main the output is error: boom and at code (/$bunfs/root/out:1:1). Now it prints the excerpt (with the comment decoded) and :5:9, which is what the ASCII twin of the fixture prints. The excerpt's context-line labels are not asserted: they are off by one for bundled modules today, independently of this change, and error printer: fix the code frame lines above errors thrown from vm/eval sources #38244 is fixing that.
• repl.test.ts: .load of a file with /*! <0xE9> */ inside a function. On main the file defines nothing (ReferenceError). Now it evaluates, and Function.prototype.toString shows the U+FFFD.
• Also run before the split: the other source map cases of bundler_compile, the .load REPL tests, inspect-error.test.js (its two "minified file" cases fail on debug builds before and after this change: an extra internal frame), stack.test.ts, bundler_bun.test.ts.

Long lines

• Probe: an uncaught error on an eval source line of 1,500 bytes of CJK text. Main prints no excerpt. This branch prints one, cut at 1,024 bytes inside a character. The same line in a file (an 8-bit source) is cut the same way on main.

End of the text

• The position of xyz is not defined is the end of the identifier. When the identifier ends the source, that is the length of the source, and the scan for the start of the line read source[length].
• ASAN with Malloc=1 (so that it sees WTF's allocations): (0, eval)("xyz") on main reports heap-buffer-overflow, READ of size 1, in populateStackFramePosition. (0, eval)("中文") reports READ of size 2 once 16-bit sources get an excerpt. With the bound both print the excerpt and no report.
• adjustPositionBackwards has the same shape of read at its first index and gets the same bound. The probes for it (throw new\nBoom, throw new\n(class extends Error{}) at the end of the text) did not read there, so that bound has no test of its own.
• Not changed here: on the first line of a source, the column of a new whose callee or arguments continue on a later line is one too small (class B extends Error{}; throw new\nB(1) gives 1:31, and 2:32 one line down). Main has this for 8-bit sources. error.stack: report frames at new X(...) at the new keyword #37396 rewrites that recount.

Rebase of 2026-10-01

• 6b80bea is 6f9b53b rebased onto main 4b02e10 with no conflict. git patch-id of the two commits is equal. a865431 on top of it adds the end-of-text bound. On the old base the binary-size CI job compared a build of the main of 08-25 with the current canary and failed for that reason alone.

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Source-position handling now scans 8-bit and 16-bit strings. REPL evaluation converts nonempty source bytes with Zig::convertUTF8ToString. Regression tests cover Unicode error positions and loading a file with an ill-formed UTF-8 byte.

Changes

Unicode Source Handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Source excerpts and error positions src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp, src/jsc/bindings/ZigException.cpp, test/bundler/bundler_compile.test.ts, test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js	Error-position adjustment and source-line extraction scan 8-bit and 16-bit strings. Regression tests check source excerpts and caret positions.
REPL source decoding src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp, test/js/bun/repl/repl.test.ts	REPL evaluation converts nonempty source bytes with Zig::convertUTF8ToString. The .load test covers an ill-formed UTF-8 byte in a preserved comment.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner

Priority: ➖ Normal

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to a8654

Unicode constructor errors can point one column too early on the first source line. This is a bounded diagnostic issue, not an execution failure; merging is reasonable with owner awareness and a follow-up correction.

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[claude]

I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. Because it touches native C++ across three JSC-binding sites (stack-frame position fix-up, source-line preview, REPL source decoding) with string-width subtleties, a human look would still be worthwhile.

What was reviewed

• Bun::toStringView → toZigString(StringView) handles 16-bit via taggedUTF16Ptr, so the newly-reachable 16-bit source_lines[] path is well-formed; the existing provider->ref() still owns the backing storage.
• Bun::toString(const char*, size_t) → BunString__fromBytes → fromUTF8ReplacingInvalidSequences for the U+FFFD substitution; the sourceLen > 0 guard covers the ASSERT(length > 0) in BunString__fromBytes.
• transferToWTFString() on the WTFStringImpl tag balances the leaked +1 from BunString__fromBytes (ref+deref), so no leak/UAF on the REPL source string.
• Both new tests assert the specific pre-fix failure modes (missing excerpt / 1:1 frame; .load defining nothing) and would fail on main.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

The PR removes 8-bit-only assumptions from three readers of module source text in the JSC C++ bindings:

• src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp adjustPositionBackwards: deletes the !source.is8Bit() early-return that reset the frame to 1:1. The remaining code already indexes via source[i] (StringView::operator[]), which is width-agnostic; JSC divot/column offsets are code units in either width, so the arithmetic is unchanged.
• src/jsc/bindings/ZigException.cpp populateStackFramePosition: drops the sourceString.is8Bit() gate on the source-preview block and replaces the raw span8().data() byte pointer with sourceString[offset]. The variable rename (byte→code-unit) is cosmetic. The Bun::toStringView(sourceString.substring(...)) calls and provider->ref() lifetime handling are untouched.
• src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp Bun__REPL__evaluate: swaps WTF::String::fromUTF8 (returns null on ill-formed input) for Bun::toString(bytes, len).transferToWTFString(), which routes through BunString__fromBytes → fromUTF8ReplacingInvalidSequences.

Two new tests: a compiled fixture with a non-ASCII preserved comment and a multi-line new (class …) (covers both the preview and the position fix-up), and a REPL .load of a file with a stray 0xE9 in a preserved comment.

Security risks

None identified. The changes widen accepted inputs on already-trusted code paths (module source held by JSC, transpiled REPL program). No new user-controlled length arithmetic or allocation; indexing is bounded by sourceString.length() as before.

Level of scrutiny

Moderate-to-high. This is native C++ in the JSC bindings — the review guide's most-blocked category — and involves string-width representation (Latin-1 vs UTF-16). I verified: toZigString(StringView) tags 16-bit pointers so the Rust consumer sees the width; the compile test's toInclude("| /*! © café 中 */") assertion proves the full 16-bit print path decodes correctly; transferToWTFString() balances the ref left by BunString__fromBytes (constructs WTF::String(impl) = +1, then deref() = -1); and the sourceLen > 0 guard covers the ASSERT(length > 0) inside BunString__fromBytes.

Other factors

The PR description is unusually thorough (mechanism, before/after, verification against main, related suites run). The changes are mechanical — deleting a wrong guard and swapping to width-agnostic accessors — with no lifetime or ownership changes. I'm deferring rather than approving only because native JSC binding changes across three files with encoding subtleties are the kind a maintainer familiar with the Rust-side ZigString/BunString consumers should confirm end-to-end.

[robobun]

Head is a865431: 6b80bea (the patch of 6f9b53b rebased onto main 4b02e10, equal git patch-id) plus one commit that keeps the excerpt scan inside the source when the error position is the end of the text.

CI on a865431 passed: #122585, 181 of 181 jobs. The new inspect-error.test.js cases ran on windows 2019 x64, windows 11 aarch64 and debian 13 x64-asan in that build.

How the second commit was found and checked: ASAN with Malloc=1 reports heap-buffer-overflow in populateStackFramePosition for (0, eval)("xyz") on main and for (0, eval)("中文") on 6b80bea. On a865431 both print the excerpt with no report. Re-ran on the debug (ASAN) build: inspect-error.test.js (41 pass, 2 new), compile/NoSourceMapNonAsciiSource, all of repl.test.ts (128 pass).

Earlier runs: #122486 for 6b80bea passed (181 of 181). #122414 on the old base failed only binary-size, which compared a build based on the main of 08-25 with the current canary.

[alii]

Read the whole of populateStackFramePosition and adjustPositionBackwards against a 16-bit source, traced every offset back to JSC (all code units: divot, startOffset, lineColumn), checked operator[] bounds at each use, the toStringView-into-provider lifetime (provider is ref'd, Rust reads the tagged UTF-16 pointer), and the REPL decoder (BunString__fromBytes, transferToWTFString net one ref, empty and Dead cases same as before). Both fixtures reproduce on a main build for the stated reason: .load defines nothing, and the compile fixture hits the ErrorStackFrame assert. No remaining is8Bit/span8 gate on module text in ZigException.cpp, ErrorStackFrame.cpp, ErrorStackTrace.cpp or NodeVM.cpp. Fine to land from my side.

Two body nits: bun build --target=bun output is not 16-bit on main (the // @Bun arms load it as Latin-1 until #38714), only --compile and anything through clone_utf8 are; and the context-line skip in the preview that the test avoids asserting is described as tracked separately with no link, worth adding one.

[robobun]

Thanks. Both body nits fixed: the Problem bullet now says only --compile and clone_utf8 loads are 16-bit on main (plain --target=bun output joins them with #38714), and the context-line note links #38244, which is fixing the excerpt.

[claude]

LGTM — three focused fixes that lift 8-bit-only assumptions from code paths that already index via width-agnostic StringView.

What was reviewed:

• adjustPositionBackwards and the source-preview loop already used source[i] / sourceString.substring(); only the redundant is8Bit() gates and the raw span8() pointer read are removed. Verified Bun::toStringView → toEncodedSlice(StringView) tags 16-bit views (taggedUTF16Ptr), so the Rust consumer already handles both widths.
• Zig::convertUTF8ToString wraps fromUTF8ReplacingInvalidSequences (U+FFFD substitution) and is the same helper the module loader / BunString path uses; the sourceLen > 0 guard preserves the empty-input case.
• Both new tests exercise the exact failure modes described (no excerpt / 1:1 frame; REPL .load silently defining nothing) and would fail on main.

The two comment-cop bot flags look like heuristic false positives — the flagged comments are short doc/context notes, not workaround justifications.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

Three C++ changes in src/jsc/bindings/ plus two regression tests:

• ErrorStackFrame.cpp adjustPositionBackwards: deletes the !source.is8Bit() branch that reset the frame to 1:1 (and hit ASSERT_NOT_REACHED in debug). The remaining loop indexes source[pos.byte_position - i] via StringView::operator[], which returns a char16_t for either encoding, and JSC's divot/column offsets are code-unit offsets in both — so the arithmetic is already correct. Doc comment updated to say "code units".
• ZigException.cpp populateStackFramePosition: drops the sourceString.is8Bit() gate on the excerpt block and replaces the raw span8().data() pointer + bytes[i] reads with sourceString[i]. The Bun::toStringView(sourceString.substring(...)) calls that produce each excerpt line were already present; I confirmed toEncodedSlice(const StringView&) (helpers.h:264) branches on is8Bit() and tags 16-bit spans with taggedUTF16Ptr, so the Rust-side BunString consumer receives correctly-tagged data for both widths. The provider is still ref()'d before the borrowed views are stored, so lifetime is unchanged.
• bindings.cpp Bun__REPL__evaluate: swaps WTF::String::fromUTF8 (null on ill-formed UTF-8) for Zig::convertUTF8ToString (U+FFFD substitution via fromUTF8ReplacingInvalidSequences), matching how module sources are decoded elsewhere in BunString.cpp and helpers.h.

Security risks

None. All three sites read module text or transpiler output that Bun already parses/executes; no new untrusted-input surface. StringView::operator[] is bounds-asserted in debug and the loop bounds are the same > 0 / < length() guards as before.

Level of scrutiny

Medium — C++ bindings that touch JSC string internals warrant care, but each change is a strict relaxation of an over-restrictive guard where the underlying primitive (StringView indexing, toEncodedSlice) already supports both encodings. No new allocation, no ownership changes, no exception-scope changes.

Other factors

• Two well-targeted regression tests: compile/NoSourceMapNonAsciiSource asserts both the excerpt renders (with the non-ASCII comment decoded) and the frame is :5:9 not :1:1; the REPL .load test asserts the file evaluates and the bad byte round-trips as U+FFFD in Function.prototype.toString. Both fail on main per the PR description.
• CI (build #96691) was green on 166 jobs; the ASAN-lane timeouts and Windows agent outage were fleet-wide and unrelated.
• The two github-actions comment-cop inline comments flag the new doc/context comments as "paragraph-long workaround justifications". Both are 3–4 line explanatory comments (a doc comment on adjustPositionBackwards, and a why-this-decoder note in the REPL) — they read as normal context, not workaround apologetics. Not blocking.

[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

• 🟣 src/jsc/bindings/ZigException.cpp — pre-existing: a script whose last statement ends exactly at end-of-text makes the preview scan read one code unit past the source buffer. With the is8Bit() guard gone at ZigException.cpp:92, the loop at ZigException.cpp:154 indexes sourceString[lineStart] with lineStart == byte_position, and JSC's divot can equal sourceString.length() (e.g. eval("throw 1") with no trailing newline). The same unguarded source[pos.byte_position - i] read sits at ErrorStackFrame.cpp:37, now reached for 16-bit sources too. Fix: clamp the start index to length() - 1 (or skip the scan when byte_position >= length()) at both sites before the first index read, which covers 8-bit and 16-bit sources. [also at: src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp:37 - pre-existing: a new whose callee ends the source text makes the newline scan read one code unit past the source buffer, now for 16-bit sources as well as 8-bit.]

  Why this was flagged

  A source string evaluated without the transpiler (eval, new Function body, node:vm script, REPL fallback) whose final statement ends at the last character, for example eval("throw 1"): JSC's ThrowNode divot is lastTokenEndPosition, which equals the source length. populateStackFramePosition at src/jsc/bindings/ZigException.cpp:94 sets lineStart = location.byte_position and line 95 reads sourceString[lineStart] before checking it against sourceString.length(); the lineEnd loop at line 102 is bounded by maxSearch but the lineStart loop is not. WTF::StringView::operator[] only ASSERTs in debug, so release reads one code unit past the StringImpl buffer. On the base branch this read happens for 8-bit sources only; the diff removes the sourceString.is8Bit() guard at line 92 so 16-bit sources now take the same path. src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp:37 has the same shape: for i == 0 it reads source[pos.byte_position], and the base returned 0/0/0 for 16-bit sources there without reading.

  Verification: pre-existing (the base already performs the same unguarded read for 8-bit sources; this PR extends it to 16-bit sources by deleting the two is8Bit() guards). src/jsc/bindings/ZigException.cpp:153-154 reads sourceString[byte_position] before any comparison with sourceString.length(); only the forward scan at :160-161 is bounded. The sibling at src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp:36-37 is likewise unbounded.

• 🟣 src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp — pre-existing: a new call on the first source line whose argument list continues on a later line gets a stack column one too small. The column recount at src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp:45 loops while (i > 0 ...), so when no earlier newline exists it stops before counting the character at index 0. Fix: count every code unit back to the previous newline or the start of the source, for both 8-bit and 16-bit sources (i >= 0), while keeping the -1 that skips the divot position. This PR now routes 16-bit sources (compiled executables with non-ASCII text) through this loop, so the off-by-one newly applies to them as well.

  Why this was flagged

  Input: a source whose first line contains new X( at a non-zero column and whose arguments sit on a later line. getAdjustedPositionForBytecode (src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp:83) calls adjustPositionBackwards with amount = expr.startOffset; the column goes negative so the recount at src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp:44-48 runs. With divot at index 8 and amount 5, i starts at 2; the loop counts index 2 and 1 then stops at i == 0 without counting source[0], giving column 2 where new is at zero-based column 3. The base branch has the same loop for 8-bit sources; this PR removes the is8Bit early return at the old src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp:35, so 16-bit sources now reach it too. The guard pos.byte_position - amount < 0 at line 17 does not help: it only catches amount larger than the position. Consequence: the printed frame column (and any sourcemap lookup keyed on it) is one short for first-line constructor calls.

  Verification: pre-existing. Trigger: an op_construct whose new keyword is on the first source line at a non-zero column and whose callee ends (JSC divot) on a later line. Mechanism at src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp:44-48: while (i > 0 && source[i] != '\n') never examines index 0, so on line 0 it counts start-1 code units instead of start. The base branch has the identical i > 0 loop for 8-bit sources.

[robobun]

Went through the review of 6b80bea. One finding is a real defect that this PR widened, so it is fixed here (a865431).

• Read past the end of the text: confirmed. ASAN with Malloc=1 reports heap-buffer-overflow in populateStackFramePosition for (0, eval)("xyz") on main (READ of size 1) and for (0, eval)("中文") on the previous head (READ of size 2). The excerpt scan now starts at the last code unit and skips an empty source. adjustPositionBackwards has the same bound. test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js has a test for both widths. My probes for the fix-up (throw new\nBoom and throw new\n(class extends Error{}) at the end of the text) did not read there, so that bound has no test of its own.
• First-line column one too small: confirmed on main for 8-bit sources. class B extends Error{}; throw new\nB(1) reports 1:31, and 2:32 when it is one line down. Not changed here: error.stack: report frames at new X(...) at the new keyword #37396 rewrites that recount (i >= 0), and the two changes would conflict in the same loop.
• Context-line labels: tracked by error printer: fix the code frame lines above errors thrown from vm/eval sources #38244, as the body says.
• Test comments: cut to what each fixture exercises.
• More variants (ASCII twin, a source map variant, err.stack): not added. error.stack: report frames at new X(...) at the new keyword #37396 adds the err.stack positions for new in stack.test.ts.

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🟡 Minor · Include index zero when reconstructing the column. · ErrorStackFrame.cpp:48

src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp:48
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Include index zero when reconstructing the column.

When a multiline constructor expression starts on the first source line, this loop excludes the first code unit. The newly enabled 16-bit path therefore reports a column one position too early.

For example, const 中 = new\n Math(); should point to new at zero-based column 10, but this loop produces column 9.

Proposed fix

-        while (i > 0 && source[i] != '\n') {
+        while (i >= 0 && source[i] != '\n') {

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Review comment at @src/jsc/bindings/ErrorStackFrame.cpp at line 48:
Update the source scan in ErrorStackFrame.cpp to include index zero when
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[claude]

Still open from earlier reviews (2):

• Unresolved: 2 minor or pre-existing.

[robobun]

^{Updated 4:58 PM PT - Oct 1st, 2026}

✅ @robobun, your commit a86543152e87aac0bf244b1d1db8dbbb8cff047e passed in Build #122585! 🎉

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