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WalkthroughChangesBinary path handling now uses shared normalization and validation for packing and publishing. Invalid and package-root targets are omitted. Tests cover package output and published manifest behavior. Binary path normalization
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Malformed bin paths may still produce inconsistent published metadata or filesystem-kind errors. Align publish validation with pack and cover the remaining cases before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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LGTM — small, well-scoped fix that normalizes bin paths at storage time instead of at each read.
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get_package_bins: thealready_listeddedup uses the samestrings::eql_longas the walk skip checks andis_package_bin, so./cli.jsandcli.jscollapse correctly after normalization.- All consumers of
BinInfo{ty: Dir}.path(the four walk skip checks,is_package_bin, and theDirInfoprefix passed to the bin-directory walk) expect a slash-free path — stripping at storage fixes them all at once, and removing the now-redundantwithout_trailing_slashfromis_package_binis safe because the onlyBinType::Dirproducer is the one just changed. without_trailing_slashnever strips below length 1, so"/"still falls through tobin_path_escapes_root; the empty and.cases fromnormalize_bufare both caught byis_package_root.- Tests cover all four walk paths and the three package-root spellings; comment-cop feedback was addressed in 2c10d25.
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Overview
Two-file change: ~15 lines in src/runtime/cli/pack_command.rs (get_package_bins and is_package_bin) and 8 new test cases in the existing describe("bins") block of test/cli/install/bun-pack.test.ts. Fixes three related bun pm pack bugs: a file listed under multiple bin names is packed once per name; directories.bin with a trailing slash produces dir//file entries and duplicates; directories.bin: "" walks the package root a second time.
Security risks
None. Packing runs on the user's own package. The existing bin_path_escapes_root traversal guard is preserved and still checked after the new conditions. without_trailing_slash keeps at least one byte, so an absolute "/" still hits is_absolute_loose and is rejected.
Level of scrutiny
Low-medium. The Rust change is narrow and mechanical: dedupe a small vector before pushing, strip a trailing slash and reject the package-root sentinel before storing, and drop a now-redundant strip at a read site. I traced every consumer of BinInfo::path for BinType::Dir (iterate_project_tree, both branches of iterate_included_project_tree, add_entire_tree, is_package_bin, and the DirInfo seed for the bin-directory walk) — all compare against or join with slash-free subpaths, so storing the path slash-free is the correct fix at the owning layer rather than patching each consumer.
Other factors
The PR description demonstrates the new tests fail on released bun and pass with the fix, and cross-checks the fixed behaviour against npm 11.16. The four files variants in the trailing-slash test explicitly route through each of the four skip sites, which is exactly the "fix the whole class" coverage REVIEW.md asks for. The comment-cop bot flagged verbose inline comments; the author replaced them with named booleans in 2c10d25 and the threads are resolved. No outstanding human review comments.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs`:
- Around line 1613-1618: Update bin_target to apply the existing pack-time
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1522-1532: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winValidate the filesystem kind at both bin consumers. Lexical normalization does not prove that a
BinType::Fileis a file or that aBinType::Diris a directory.
src/runtime/cli/pack_command.rs#L1522-L1532: check thefstatkind before reading an optional file-form bin, and skip directory targets.src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs#L1749-L1754: treatENOTDIRas an omitted invalid directory target, or validate the kind before expansion.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1522-1532: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject embedded NULs at every bin-path entry point.
src/runtime/cli/pack_command.rs#L1522-L1532: reject NULs in the rawvaluebeforenormalize_buf.src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs#L1613-L1616: apply the same raw-value check inbin_targetbecause string and object bins bypasspack::bin_subpath.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/runtime/cli/pack_command.rs`:
- Around line 1522-1532: Validate filesystem kinds at both bin consumers: in
src/runtime/cli/pack_command.rs lines 1522-1532, use fstat before reading an
optional BinType::File target and skip directory targets; in
src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs lines 1749-1754, treat ENOTDIR as an omitted
invalid directory target or validate the target kind before expansion. Keep
bin_subpath and the surrounding packaging/publishing behavior otherwise
unchanged.
- Around line 1522-1532: Reject embedded NUL bytes before path normalization in
pack_command.rs within bin_subpath, returning None before calling normalize_buf;
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LGTM — the earlier finding on normalize_bin's string/object arms is addressed via bin_target, and the CodeRabbit ../ concern is pinned by tests.
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bin_subpath/is_package_root_or_outsidecover all threeget_package_binsarms;is_package_bin's droppedwithout_trailing_slashis safe because the stored path is now canonical.bin_targeton""→"."→ dropped, on"."→""→ dropped, on"lib/"→ kept (matches npm'ssecureAndUnixifyPath); test rows pin each.- No stale
bin_path_escapes_rootreferences remain;normalize_bufalready collapses./so the removedwithout_prefix_comptime_zwas redundant. - The one CI failure (
test-http-chunk-problem.js) is unrelated and predates the rebase per the status comment.
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Overview
This PR fixes bun pm pack and bun publish bin-path handling: files listed under multiple bin names were packed once per name, directories.bin with a trailing slash produced doubled entries with a // in the path, and several edge spellings ("", ".", "lib/", "package.json") either crashed with EISDIR or produced duplicate tarball entries. The fix consolidates three slightly-different normalization paths in get_package_bins into one bin_subpath(value, BinType, buf) helper, adds an O(n²) dedup over the (tiny) bin object values, and shares the same rule with publish_command.rs via pack::bin_subpath (for directories.bin) and a new bin_target (for the string/object arms). bin_path_escapes_root is renamed to is_package_root_or_outside and now also rejects "" and ".".
Security risks
None new. The change strictly tightens what a bin value can name: paths that resolve to the package root or outside it are now rejected in both pack and the published manifest, where previously only some spellings were. normalize_buf already resolves ../cli.js into the package (matching npm's secureAndUnixifyPath), and the shared predicate additionally rejects absolute spellings normalization leaves alone.
Level of scrutiny
Medium. This is CLI-side path normalization for packing/publishing — not hot-path, no memory management, no JS/native boundary. The main risk would be behavior regressions on valid inputs, and the test matrices cover the pre-existing passing spellings alongside the new ones (per the PR description's before/after table, several rows already passed on the released bun and continue to). The net diff is a simplification: three copies of normalize_buf + ad-hoc checks become one helper called three times.
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- I previously flagged (inline, now resolved) that fixing pack's EISDIR on
"bin": ""would let publish's untouched string/object arms send{name: "."}to the registry; that was addressed in d19c2a8/10b42b0 by routing those arms throughbin_target, and the newdescribe("bin in the published manifest")covers all three forms against a mock registry. - CodeRabbit's
../tool.jsconcern was answered (normalize_buf resolves it into the package, matching npm) and pinned by test rows in both files; CodeRabbit acknowledged and resolved. - All comment-cop threads are resolved (the doc comments were removed).
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test.eachover the five ignoredbinspellings, fourfilesvalues × trailing-slashdirectories.bin(each routes the skip through a different tree walk), three package-root spellings, and eight publish-manifest rows. The PR description shows 10 pack rows and 4 publish rows fail on the released bun. - The one CI failure on the earlier build (
test-http-chunk-problem.js) is on an unrelated node-compat test across all Linux platforms and predates the rebase to 10b42b0.
… pack output (#40959) ### Problem - `test/cli/install/bun-pack.test.ts` takes 10.7s on debian 13 x64-asan in the serial phase (build 108487). Its 80 tests run one at a time, each with one to five `bun pm pack` spawns. - The assertions are loose: the harness `pack()` helper only checks that stderr lacks `error:`, `warning:`, `failed` and `panic:`, tarballs are checked with `toMatchObject`, and the `--filename="out/foo.tgz"` error case accepts any outcome. ### Fix - Each test builds its tree with `tempDir` instead of the shared `beforeEach` directory. The describes are `describe.concurrent`, the top-level tests `test.concurrent`. - A local `runPack()` returns stdout and stderr, raw and normalized with `normalizeBunSnapshot`. The normalized stdout masks the shasum, the integrity and the packed size, which depend on the compressor. - Every test asserts that `err` is `""` (or the exact `$ script` echo), the exact stdout, the exit code, and the full entry list with `toEqual`. Error cases assert the exact message and that nothing was written. - Verified: local debug+ASAN build, 80 tests in 20.6s and 21.8s before, 83 tests in 6.9s, 6.9s and 7.0s after. `--rerun-each=3` passes 249 of 249. CI debian 13 x64-asan: 10.7s before, 3.0s after (build 108529). ### Background - `describe.concurrent` runs a group's async tests up to `--max-concurrency` at a time (20, or 5 in ASAN builds). Groups and top-level `test.concurrent` tests overlap, so a shared module-level directory is not safe. - `toMatchInlineSnapshot` works in concurrent tests, but one call site cannot hold different values across `test.each` rows. The tables compare a line array instead. <details><summary>Notes</summary> - Test count 80 to 83: `--gzip` is split into three rejected-level cases and one level 0 vs level 9 case, and the `--filename="out/foo.tgz"` error row is its own test. No test was removed or skipped. - `readTarball` from `bun:internal-for-testing` parses a tarball into its entries, shasum and integrity. - Lines that use `expect.stringMatching` instead of an exact value: the package.json size and the unpacked size in the tables whose rows change package.json (scoped names, `workspace:` specs, `bundledDependencies` spelling), and in the two lifecycle tests whose scripts embed `bunExe()`, so the size depends on the path of the bun binary. On the darwin CI agent that path pushes package.json past 512 bytes and the size prints as `0.58KB`, so those two matchers accept any size format (build 108529 caught the `NNNB`-only version). - The exact output records some current behavior as-is: the name `//` writes `-1.1.1.tgz` but prints `//-1.1.1.tgz`; the name `@//` fails with `failed to open tarball file destination: ".../-/-1.1.1.tgz"` (the old test only asserted a non-zero exit); transitive scoped bundled deps print without their scope (`bundled dep3` for `@scoped/dep3`); `--dry-run` prints the on-disk package.json size while a real pack prints the re-serialized size; empty files print as `0KB`. None of these is changed here. - `bun install` still runs once per `workspace:` lockfile case (7 runs). They are workspace-only and contact no registry. The `bundledDependencies` tests already built `node_modules` on disk. - The release binary runs the file in 0.19s locally. Under ASAN each spawned pack still costs 150 to 400ms, so what remains is CPU bound: about 85 debug `bun pm pack` runs, 5 at a time. - Open PRs that add cases to this file (#36266, #38715, #36699, #38813, #38721, #38739, #38835, #38720, #38749, #38784, #38707, #38716) need a rebase onto the new shape: a `tempDir` tree plus `runPack(dir)`. - CI durations before, build 108487 serial phase: 10.7s debian 13 x64-asan, 2.0s windows 11 aarch64, 1.5 to 1.7s alpine, about 1s on the other release lanes. </details> <!-- robobun:evidence:begin --> --- **no test proof** · iteration 1 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/install/bun-pack.test.ts <!-- robobun:evidence:end -->
get_package_bins now calls bin_subpath for every bin value, and normalize_bin in publish calls bin_target. A bin path is rejected when it names the package root, a path outside the package, or the root package.json. A bin file that ends in a slash is rejected too. For directories.bin the helper drops the trailing slash. The tree walks then skip the bin directory, so each of its files is packed once.
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bun install treats an empty "bin" string as absent and links the files in "directories.bin". Pack and publish now do the same, so the tarball and the manifest list the bins that a folder install links.
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normalize_bin crashed on ENOTDIR from openat. pack ignores such a bin directory, so publish now warns and leaves the manifest bin absent, the same as it does for a missing directory.
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1766-1774: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClose the root descriptor after traversal.
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1592-1595: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winApply file-target validation to publish
binvalues.
bin_targetonly rejects package-root and outside paths. The shared pack helper also rejects normalized file targets ending in/. Therefore,bin: "cli.js/"can still be emitted in the publish manifest afterexists_atonly warns. Pack rejects the same target, so the manifest and tarball can diverge.Apply the
BinType::Filevalidation used bypack::bin_subpath, or add the equivalent trailing-slash check here. Add string and object regression cases intest/cli/install/bun-publish.test.ts.Suggested fix
fn bin_target<'a>(value: &[u8], path_buf: &'a mut [u8]) -> Option<&'a ZStr> { let target: &'a ZStr = normalize_buf_z::<path::platform::Posix>(value, path_buf); + if target.as_bytes().ends_with(b"/") { + return None; + } (!pack::is_package_root_or_outside(target.as_bytes())).then_some(target) }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The root of the bin directory walk was pushed with close_dir false and nothing closed it afterwards. Every directory on the stack is opened by this function, so the flag goes and the guard closes each one.
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I reviewed the latest revision and found no bugs. My earlier concerns are addressed: the EString/EObject arms of normalize_bin now route through bin_target → is_package_root_or_outside so ""/"." are dropped from the manifest, and the multi-bin-name dedup was explicitly descoped to #41291 with the title/description updated to match. Since this changes what bun publish sends to registries, a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
bin_subpath/is_package_root_or_outsideagainst each new test row — every rejected shape (empty,., trailing slash for File,package.json,..) reaches aNoneand every kept shape survives.use_directories_bincapture ordering — snapshotted beforebinis rewritten to{}, so the empty-string fallthrough works and a non-emptybinstill shadowsdirectories.bin.- The
directories.binwalk'sdirsstack — the initialbin_dirfd is now closed by the scopeguard (was leaked withclose_dir=false), and the newENOTDIRarm returnsOk(())likeENOENT. - Tests: hermetic (
port: 0mock registry,tempDir),describe.concurrent, stderr asserted beforeexitCode.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
The PR refactors bin-path normalization shared between bun pm pack and bun publish. In pack_command.rs it replaces the private bin_path_escapes_root with three pub(crate) helpers (non_empty_bin, bin_subpath, is_package_root_or_outside) and simplifies is_package_bin to rely on the pre-stripped dir path. In publish_command.rs it introduces bin_target, rewires all three bin arms to drop values that resolve to the package root or outside it, lets an empty "bin" string fall through to directories.bin, adds an ENOTDIR warning path, and fixes an fd leak in the directories.bin walk (the root dir was pushed with close_dir=false and never closed). Tests add ~130 lines to bun-pack.test.ts and a parametrized describe.concurrent in bun-publish.test.ts with a port: 0 mock registry.
Security risks
Low. The change tightens (never loosens) which paths are accepted as bins — the new helpers reject more inputs than the old code ("", ".", trailing-slash file bins, package.json), and is_package_root_or_outside still rejects absolute paths and ../ escapes. The publish manifest change only removes degenerate entries; it does not add new data. No credential handling, no new network surface (the mock registry is local port: 0). Path normalization goes through the existing resolve_path::normalize_buf / normalize_buf_z helpers, not hand-rolled parsing.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate. The diff is ~200 net lines across two commands with subtle path-normalization and precedence rules (bin string vs object vs directories.bin, empty-string-as-absent). It changes what bun publish writes into the registry manifest, which is user-visible and hard to undo once published. That said, the change is well-scoped, the PR description documents npm parity for each case with observed output, and the test matrix pins each variant end-to-end (tarball entries + executable bits for pack, PUT manifest bin shape for publish).
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This is my fourth pass on the PR. The two concerns I raised earlier are now resolved in the code and description: (1) the EString/EObject arms of normalize_bin now go through bin_target → pack::is_package_root_or_outside, so "" and "." produce {} instead of {"<name>": "."} (verified against the new bun-publish.test.ts rows); (2) the multi-bin-name dedup I flagged was intentionally descoped — the title, description, and Notes now state #41291 owns it, and the earlier revision's in-get_package_bins check was removed to avoid carrying two versions. No human CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews are outstanding; the coderabbit threads at publish_command.rs and bun-pack.test.ts were resolved by a non-author. I checked that normalize_buf_z already strips a leading ./ (the removed without_prefix_comptime_z was redundant — the {y: "./cli.js"} → {y: "cli.js"} test row pins this), and that the if use_directories_bin && let Some(...) let-chain is captured before bin is mutated so the fallthrough ordering is sound. Deferring rather than approving because manifest-shape changes to bun publish warrant a maintainer's eye even when the automated review is clean.
### Problem - A `package.json` or a registry manifest with `"bin": ""` and a `directories.bin` aborts `bun install` on every build, release builds included: `panic: range end index 516 out of range for slice of length 0`. - An empty `bin` names no file, so the build pass reads `directories.bin` and appends it. The counting pass stopped at the empty `bin` (`src/install/npm.rs:2184`, `src/install/lockfile/Package.rs:2264`) and reserved nothing for it, so the append ran past the end of the string buffer. - The input comes from the project, from a dependency folder, or from a registry. npm installs the same package with exit code 0. ### Fix - Each counting pass now reads `bin` the way its build pass does: an empty string falls through to `directories.bin`. - Both parsers that size a buffer from a counting pass had the mismatch. `PackageManifest::parse` reads a registry manifest, `Package::parse_with_json_impl` reads a `package.json`. Every other reader of `bin` appends into a growable buffer and cannot drift. - Verified: 3 new tests in `test/cli/install/bun-install-registry.test.ts`, one per source of the file. All 3 abort on release 1.4.3-canary (c6b7fcb) and pass here. The rest of that file passes (258 tests), plus `bun-install`, `bun-lock`, `bun-pm` and `isolated-install`. - Found by fuzzing the manifest parser. No user report exists. ### Background - `bin` names the executables of a package. A string names one file. An object maps each name to a file. `directories.bin` names a folder, and every file in it becomes an executable. npm treats an empty `bin` as absent. - Both parsers run in two passes. The counting pass sums the length of every string it will store, the caller allocates one buffer of that size, and the build pass appends into it. A string that the counting pass did not sum has no room. - The manifest buffer gets slack (`npm.rs:2319`), so a short uncounted string can fit. The lockfile buffer gets none (`lockfile.rs:2671`). <details><summary>Notes</summary> **Reach.** `bun publish` sends `"bin": ""` with no check, so a registry can serve it. The shape also comes from a hand-written `package.json`, a workspace, or a `file:` folder dependency. With the lockfile parser the abort needs only 9 bytes of `directories.bin` past the slack of the other strings, and the slack is what the rest of that `package.json` counted. The smallest case I reproduced is a 90-byte root `package.json` with no dependencies. **Tests.** Each test uses a `directories.bin` of 523 bytes, which is longer than any slack. The path is `./` repeated 256 times plus the folder name, so it resolves to the same folder and the bins still link. Two tests assert the linked bin, one asserts that an install with no dependencies completes. **Excluded on purpose.** - A shared `bin` classifier used by both passes of both parsers is the shape that cannot drift again. It needs one abstraction over two JSON value types and two string builders, next to `Bin::parse_append` in `src/install/bin.rs`. That is a refactor of the bin parsing layer, and it also touches the `bun.lock` and pnpm readers, so it is not in a crash fix. - #33022 rewrites `PackageManifest::parse` around a cursor API. Its counting pass has the same unconditional `count` for `bin` (`npm.rs:3720` on that branch). I left a comment there. - `bun pack` and `bunx` read `directories.bin` too. Their open reports are #38720 and #39096. Neither is this under-count. **Sibling PR.** #43035 removes the debug-only assertions of the same manifest parser. This PR is the release-build crash, and the two do not share a hunk. </details> <!-- robobun:evidence:begin --> --- **no test proof** · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/install/bun-install-registry.test.ts <!-- robobun:evidence:end -->
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bun pm pack,"directories": {"bin": "./tools/"}packs each file intoolstwice, once aspackage/tools//t.js."bin": ""and"bin": {"x": "lib/"}stop withEISDIR: failed to read file."bin": "package.json"adds a secondpackage/package.json.get_package_bins(src/runtime/cli/pack_command.rs:1459). It stores each path asnormalize_bufreturns it.normalize_bin(src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs:1592) has the same gap, sobun publishsends these values.Fix
bin_subpathresolves each bin value. It drops the trailing slash ofdirectories.bin. It rejects the package root, a path outside the package, the rootpackage.json, and a bin file that ends in a slash.binstring counts as absent, as inbun install.bun publishuses the same rules, so the manifest and the tarball agree.bun publishno longer crashes on adirectories.binthat names a file (ENOTDIR). It warns and leaves the manifestbinabsent, as it does for a missing directory and as pack does.directories.binlisting now closes the root directory descriptor it opens. The walk pushed it with a no-close flag and nothing closed it afterwards.test/cli/install/bun-pack.test.tsandtest/cli/install/bun-publish.test.ts. On main, 10 pack rows and 6 publish rows fail.bun-pm-diff.test.tspasses.Background
get_package_binsreadsbin(a path, or an object of names to paths). Withoutbin, it readsdirectories.bin. The pack queues each bin file and walks the bin directory first./never matches.normalize_buf::<Posix>cleans a path without the filesystem. It keeps a trailing slash and returns.for"".Notes
get_package_bins. fix(pack): Now dedups paths in package.json bin field #41291 adds a set toPackQueue::addthat drops any path that is already queued. That covers the same case, so this revision removes the check. The two branches merge without conflicts. With both,bun-pack.test.tspasses (100 tests).get_package_bins. A maintainer can keep the check in either place. If install: fold the open bun install / pm / pack+publish PRs into one branch (171 PRs) #39403 lands, replace its commit for this PR with this revision, so the fold does not carry both versions.bun installandnpm installalready install the tarball that main packs for"directories": {"bin": "./tools/"}. The latertools/t.jsentry wins, and the bin link works. This PR fixes the tarball contents, theEISDIRstops, and the manifest."bin": ""with"directories": {"bin": "bins"}:bun installof the folder linksbins/a.js, and npm's manifest lists it. Pack and publish now do the same. Abinstring that is not empty still wins overdirectories.bin."bin": "lib"(no slash) still stops withEISDIR. Only a stat can show that it names a directory. pack: skip bins reached through symlinks; publish: do not read the readme through a symlink #38707 adds a stat for each bin."directories": {"bin": ""}packed the whole tree a second time under./, with a secondpackage.json. In the manifest it listed each file of the package as a bin."bin": "."sent{"<name>": ""}to the registry. The manifest now drops a value that resolves to the package root. It keeps other values as written, for example"lib/". npm does the same.normalize_bufresolves../cli.jstocli.js, in the tarball and in the manifest. Test rows pin this.New rows on main (the pack and publish code is the same as in bun 1.4.1-canary.1):
The rows that pass on main pin spellings that already worked.
npm 11.16 on the same inputs:
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