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…er dependency A required peer whose range matches no published version is left unresolved with a warning (#38851). A peer whose matching versions are all blocked by --minimum-release-age went through a different branch of the same lookup and failed the install instead. Treat the two alike: - the TooRecentVersion arm warns for peers, with the age gate named in the warning - get_or_put_resolved_package defers a blocked peer during the regular pass, as it already does for NotFound, so the peer pass can still bind it to a same-named package in the tree - the exact-version shortcut taken for an expired cached manifest reports a blocked version through the TooRecentVersion arm instead of its own error, so peers, optional dependencies and runtime root dependencies get the same treatment there, and it drops the manifest task it registered so later lookups of the package are not stranded
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Status: reproduced and fixed, waiting on CI. Reproduced with the released build (1.4.0-canary) against an in-process registry (gated 1.0.0 thirty days old, 2.0.0 one day old): a root Fix and tests in this PR ( |
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WalkthroughChangesPeer dependency resolution now distinguishes minimum-release-age failures from other lookup errors. Blocked peers use unmet-peer warnings, deferred resolution can retry, and cached exact-version results follow the shared error path. Tests cover registry, workspace, cache, and installed-version cases. Peer age-gated resolution
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In `@test/cli/install/minimum-release-age.test.ts`:
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Beyond the inline nit, I traced the three Rust hunks: the exact-version shortcut's new continue 'retry_with_new_resolve_result re-enters the Err arm (which returns) rather than looping back into the shortcut, and it removes the network_dedupe_map entry the same way the sibling success path (line ~1120) and fresh-manifest path (line ~1130) do; the new is_peer() && !install_peer deferral in get_or_put_resolved_package is byte-identical to the existing NotFound deferral a few lines below. The shortcut block is guarded by !is_peer() || install_peer, so a peer only reaches it in the peer pass and correctly lands on the new warning branch.
Extended reasoning...
This PR touches package-manager resolution control flow (the 'retry_with_new_resolve_result re-entry and network_dedupe_map cleanup) and changes user-visible behavior (age-gated peers now warn instead of fail), so I'm leaving the approval to a human even though the change looks correct and mirrors #38851's pattern for the two sibling error arms. The nit finding is cosmetic — the same undrained-stdout shape already appears throughout this test file and the child produces well under 1KB.
…nifest installs bun install saves fetched manifests from a background thread and does not wait for it on exit, so the install that primes the cache can finish before the manifest is on disk; the second install then fetched it again. Repeat the priming install until the expected manifests are in the cache.
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I re-reviewed after the latest commits and found no bugs — the earlier stdout-pipe nit is addressed (stdout: "ignore"), and the comment-cop flag is resolved. Because this touches three separate resolver control-flow paths (the TooRecentVersion arm, the expired-manifest exact-version shortcut re-entering 'retry_with_new_resolve_result, and the peer-pass deferral in get_or_put_resolved_package) plus network_dedupe_map bookkeeping, a human look from someone familiar with the install resolver would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- Verified the shortcut's new
Err(TooRecentVersion)+continuepath lands on the shared arm and returns, and thatnetwork_dedupe_map.remove(&task_id)mirrors the success path beside it. - Confirmed the new
is_peer() && !install_peerdeferral matches theNotFoundbranch's condition just below it. - Checked that non-peer required deps hitting the shortcut now get the same
(blocked by minimum-release-age: N seconds)text as fresh-manifest lookups, and that the deletedwas published withinvariant has no other callers.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
This PR makes --minimum-release-age treat peer dependencies whose only satisfying versions are inside the age window the same way it already treats peers with no matching version at all: warn and leave the edge unresolved instead of failing the install. It touches src/install/PackageManager/PackageManagerEnqueue.rs in three places — the TooRecentVersion error arm of enqueue_dependency_with_main_and_success_fn, the expired-cached-manifest exact-version shortcut, and the TooRecent/AllVersionsTooRecent branch of get_or_put_resolved_package — and extends warn_unmet_peer_dependency to take the error so the warning names the age gate. Four new test.concurrent cases in test/cli/install/minimum-release-age.test.ts cover each path with an in-process registry, lockfile snapshots, and --frozen-lockfile round-trips.
Security risks
None. This is error-vs-warning routing in the package resolver; no untrusted input parsing, auth, or filesystem-path handling changes.
Level of scrutiny
Medium-high. The install resolver is one of the more complex subsystems in Bun — cold-vs-warm-cache divergence and peer-pass ordering have caused determinism bugs before, and this PR is explicitly fixing one such divergence (Cause 2 in the description). The individual hunks are small and each mirrors an adjacent existing pattern (is_peer() branch copied from the two sibling arms; Ok(None) deferral copied from the NotFound path; the shortcut's re-entry copied from its own success path), which lowers risk considerably. But the interaction between the three hunks — particularly that the shortcut now routes through the shared arm for all dependency kinds, not just peers, changing the error text for regular deps — is a behavior change beyond the headline fix that a human should sign off on.
Other factors
- Since my last comment, three commits landed: the
stdout: "pipe"→"ignore"fix (addresses both my nit and CodeRabbit's), aninstallUntilManifestsCachedhelper that polls the cache dir instead of assuming manifests were flushed (addresses potential flakiness), and shortening the peer-deferral comment (addresses the comment-cop bot). All prior review feedback is resolved. - Tests are thorough: each of the three source hunks is isolated by a test that fails if only that hunk is reverted (per the PR description), lockfiles are snapshotted, and
--frozen-lockfileis checked. TheinstallUntilManifestsCachedpolling loop with a 20-attempt bound is a reasonable way to handle the async manifest-cache flush. - I did not approve because the resolver's control flow around
'retry_with_new_resolve_result,network_dedupe_map, and the two-pass peer machinery is subtle enough that someone with install-subsystem context should confirm the shortcut re-entry doesn't have an unintended interaction for non-peer deps (e.g., optional deps that reach the shortcut).
… manifest The shortcut now reports through the same arm as a fresh lookup for every dependency kind, so pin the non-peer outcomes too: a regular dependency gets the usual blocked-by-minimum-release-age error and an optional one is skipped, on the second install exactly as on the first.
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On the open question about non-peer dependencies reaching the exact-version shortcut: that is now pinned by two added tests (4539d05, "regular exact pin ..." and "optional exact pin answered from an expired cached manifest"). Through the shared arm a regular dependency gets the same blocked-by-minimum-release-age error it gets from a fresh manifest, and an optional one is skipped, which is also what the fresh lookup did for it before this change. Without the shortcut hunk both second installs print the old The three bot review threads (unread stdout pipe, comment length) are addressed in 965ca40 and 86fb8c1 and resolved. |
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs; the earlier stdout: "pipe" nit is resolved (stdout: "ignore" now). Since it changes control flow in the package-manager resolver — the exact-version shortcut now re-enters the 'retry_with_new_resolve_result loop, and TooRecent peers defer to the peer pass — a human look would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- The three error arms (
DistTagNotFound/NoMatchingVersion/TooRecentVersion) now branch identically for peers;warn_unmet_peer_dependencypicks the parenthetical fromerr. - The expired-manifest shortcut mirrors its success path (
network_dedupe_map.remove+continue) and routes through the sharedTooRecentVersionarm, so optional/peer/regular each get the same answer as a fresh manifest. - The new
is_peer() && !install_peerdeferral matches the existingNotFounddeferral a few lines below.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
The PR aligns TooRecentVersion handling for peer dependencies with the existing NoMatchingVersion / DistTagNotFound handling introduced in #38851. Three hunks in src/install/PackageManager/PackageManagerEnqueue.rs: (1) the TooRecentVersion error arm gets the same else if is_peer() branch its two siblings have, and warn_unmet_peer_dependency now takes the error to choose between "(but package exists)" and "(blocked by minimum-release-age: N seconds)"; (2) the exact-version-from-expired-manifest shortcut, instead of logging its own error and returning, sets resolve_result_ = Err(TooRecentVersion), removes the network_dedupe_map entry it inserted, and re-enters the retry loop — exactly the shape the shortcut's success path already uses; (3) get_or_put_resolved_package returns Ok(None) for a TooRecent/AllVersionsTooRecent peer during the regular pass, mirroring the NotFound deferral so the peer pass can bind to a same-named package already in the tree. ~280 lines of new tests in test/cli/install/minimum-release-age.test.ts covering registry-declared peers, root/workspace peers (range, exact, dist-tag), the expired-manifest shortcut for peer/regular/optional pins, and warm-vs-cold-cache determinism.
Security risks
None. This is version-selection error handling for a local install feature; no untrusted-input parsing, auth, or crypto is touched.
Level of scrutiny
Medium-high. The change is small and pattern-following (each hunk mirrors adjacent existing code), but it lives inside enqueue_dependency_with_main_and_success_fn and get_or_put_resolved_package, which are the core of dependency resolution. The re-entry into 'retry_with_new_resolve_result and the new early Ok(None) return both change control flow in code that many install shapes flow through, so a maintainer familiar with the peer-pass ordering and the network_dedupe_map invariants should confirm the reasoning.
Other factors
The bug-hunting pass found nothing this run. My earlier nit (undrained stdout: "pipe") was addressed in commit 965ca40 — the helper now uses stdout: "ignore". The comment-cop bot flagged a long comment; commit 86fb8c1 shortened it and the current diff's Rust comments are all one-liners. Test coverage is thorough: each hunk has a dedicated test that fails when only that hunk is reverted (per the PR description), the expired-manifest path is covered for all three dependency kinds, and --frozen-lockfile round-trips are asserted. The installUntilManifestsCached helper handles the background manifest-cache write race deterministically rather than sleeping.
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I re-reviewed after 965ca40 / 86fb8c1 / 4539d05 and found no bugs — the earlier stdout-pipe and comment-length threads are addressed. Because this changes package-manager resolution behavior across three distinct mechanisms (the TooRecentVersion error arm, peer deferral in get_or_put_resolved_package, and the expired-manifest exact-pin shortcut), a human look at the resolution semantics would still be worthwhile.
Checked: the new is_peer() branch in the TooRecentVersion arm is byte-identical in shape to the NoMatchingVersion/DistTagNotFound arms it sits beside; the peer deferral at get_or_put_resolved_package uses the same behavior.is_peer() && !install_peer guard as the NotFound deferral ~40 lines below; the shortcut's network_dedupe_map.remove(&task_id) before continue 'retry_with_new_resolve_result matches the two sibling exits in the same block, and the entry being removed was just inserted by has_created_network_task a few lines up (no other dependency can have attached to it yet). All three warn_unmet_peer_dependency call sites were updated for the new signature; the (but package exists) text is unchanged for the non-TooRecentVersion callers.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
Two files: ~30 source lines in src/install/PackageManager/PackageManagerEnqueue.rs and ~280 lines of new tests in test/cli/install/minimum-release-age.test.ts. The source change makes a peer dependency whose only satisfying versions are blocked by --minimum-release-age warn-and-stay-unresolved (matching what already happens when no version satisfies the range at all), instead of failing the install. Three hunks: (1) add the is_peer() branch to the TooRecentVersion error arm, (2) defer blocked peers to the peer pass in get_or_put_resolved_package so cache state doesn't change the outcome, (3) reroute the expired-manifest exact-pin shortcut through the shared error arm instead of logging its own error and leaking a network_dedupe_map entry. warn_unmet_peer_dependency gains an err parameter to pick the parenthetical.
Security risks
None. This is resolution-outcome logic (warn vs error) for a supply-chain-hardening flag; no parsing of untrusted input, no auth, no filesystem writes changed. The age gate itself still blocks the version — only the reporting for peers changes from error to warning.
Level of scrutiny
High. Package-manager resolution is a critical path with broad blast radius, and this PR changes behavior on three code paths at once (fresh manifest, warm cache, expired cache). Each hunk individually mirrors an existing sibling pattern in the same function, and the PR description documents that reverting each hunk in isolation fails a specific test, which is the right bar. But resolution semantics are the kind of thing where a maintainer should confirm the intended outcome (peer left unresolved with a warning) is what they want across all three paths.
Other factors
- All prior review threads (my stdout-pipe nit, CodeRabbit's identical finding, the comment-cop length note) are resolved by 965ca40 and 86fb8c1.
- The bug-hunting system found nothing on this run.
- Test coverage is thorough: six
test.concurrentcases against an in-process registry withport: 0, per-testBUN_INSTALL_CACHE_DIR, no external network. The manifest-cache-write race is handled with a bounded retry (installUntilManifestsCached), and theBUN_MANIFEST_CACHE=1knob is used to reach the expired-cache shortcut deterministically.--frozen-lockfileround-trips are asserted for the two lockfile-producing cases. - I traced the
continue 'retry_with_new_resolve_resultafter settingErr(TooRecentVersion)— it re-enters the match at line ~795, hits theTooRecentVersionarm, and returnsOk(()); no loop risk. The removed dedupe entry was inserted by the enclosing!has_created_network_task(...)guard, so removal is balanced.
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peerDependenciesentry that nothing in the tree provides, and whose only satisfying versions were published inside--minimum-release-age(or bunfiginstall.minimumReleaseAge), failsbun install:error: No version matching "gated" found for specifier "^2.0.0" (blocked by minimum-release-age: 259200 seconds), exit 1, no lockfile written.warn: No version matching "^3.0.0" found for peer dependency "gated" (but package exists)), exit 0, and the lockfile loads back. Both are the same situation for a peer: the registry has the package, but nothing the peer accepts can be installed.src/install/PackageManager/PackageManagerEnqueue.rs, theTooRecentVersionarm ofenqueue_dependency_with_main_and_success_fn: install: stop looping on a peer dependency no published version satisfies #38851 added theis_peer()branch to theNoMatchingVersionandDistTagNotFoundarms but not to this one, and peers count as required, so it reachesadd_error_pretty!.get_or_put_resolved_package: during the regular pass a peer lookup that ends inNotFoundreturnsOk(None), which parks the peer for the peer pass; one that ends inTooRecentreturns the error immediately. So whether a peer is bound to the same-named package already in the tree depends on whether that package's manifest happened to be loaded when the peer was looked up. Repro:dependencies: { gated: "^1.0.0", "needs-gated": "1.0.0" }whereneeds-gatedhas peergated@^2.0.0. A cold install usually binds the peer togated@1.0.0(warn: incorrect peer dependency "gated@1.0.0", exit 0); the next install from scratch, with the manifests cached, fails with the error above.// If it's an exact package version already living in the cache): when the cached manifest is expired it resolves an exact pin without a network round trip, and if that version is inside the age window it logs its own error,error: Version "gated@2.0.0" was published within minimum release age of 259200 seconds, regardless of what kind of dependency it is. An exact peer pin (peerDependencies: { gated: "2.0.0" }) fails here on every install after the first one. The shortcut also returns without removing the manifest task it had just registered innetwork_dedupe_map, so a later dependency on the same package would attach itself to a task that never runs.Fix
TooRecentVersionarm: peers get the sameelse if is_peer()branch as the two arms beside it. The warning names the gate:warn: No version matching "^2.0.0" found for peer dependency "gated" (blocked by minimum-release-age: 259200 seconds).warn_unmet_peer_dependencytakes the error to pick the parenthetical; the(but package exists)text for the other two arms is unchanged.get_or_put_resolved_package: a blocked lookup for a peer during the regular pass returnsOk(None)under the sameis_peer() && !install_peercondition theNotFoundpath uses. The peer pass then binds the peer to a same-named package in the tree (satisfying or not) and only consults the manifest, and warns, when there is none. The outcome no longer depends on manifest arrival order or cache state.resolve_result_ = Err(TooRecentVersion)and re-enters the match, the way the shortcut's success path already re-enters withOk(Some(..)), and removes thenetwork_dedupe_mapentry as that path does. One arm now decides what a blocked version means for every dependency kind, whether the manifest was fresh or came from the expired cache: peers warn, optional dependencies are skipped, runtime root dependencies go throughfail_fn, and regular dependencies get the same error text they get with a fresh manifest (No version matching ... (blocked by minimum-release-age: N seconds)) instead of thewas published within minimum release agevariant, which is deleted. That variant also formatted the version's prerelease tag against the lockfile's string buffer rather than the manifest's.NotFoundshape, and everything downstream already handles that state (verify_resolutionsskips unresolved peers, the lockfile parser accepts them viamay_stay_unresolved, both linkers skip them). Failing instead would make a peer that a stricter setting cannot satisfy fatal while one that nothing can satisfy is not. The age gate still does its job: the blocked version is not installed, and the warning says why it is missing.test/cli/install/minimum-release-age.test.ts, newevery satisfying version blockedblock, against an in-process registry with publish dates. Without thesrc/change four of the six fail; with it all pass. Reverting only the deferral hunk fails only "peer bound to the version already in the tree" (the peer is warned about and left unbound althoughgated@1.0.0is installed); reverting only the shortcut hunk fails only the three "answered from an expired cached manifest" tests.gatednot installed, lockfile snapshot,--frozen-lockfilepasses and leaves the lockfile unchanged.--frozen-lockfilepasses.incorrect peer dependency "gated@1.0.0"and exit 0 both on a cold install and on a re-resolve that makes no registry request.was published withinerror in all three cases, exit 1. These tests reach the shortcut withBUN_MANIFEST_CACHE=1, which keeps the manifest cache but treats every entry as expired.installUntilManifestsCached):bun installsaves manifests from a background thread and does not wait for it on exit, which made the first version of the exact-pin test flaky on two CI lanes.minimum-release-age.test.ts(55 pass),bun-lock.test.ts(the install: stop looping on a peer dependency no published version satisfies #38851 tests, 40 pass), the peer tests inbun-install-registry.test.ts,isolated-install.test.tsandbun-install.test.ts, and the age-gate tests inbun-update-transitive.test.ts.Background
--minimum-release-age Nmakes the resolver ignore registry versions published less than N seconds ago. When nothing that satisfies a dependency is left,Npm::PackageManifest::find_best_version_with_filter/find_by_dist_tag_with_filterreturnTooRecentorAllVersionsTooRecent, whichget_or_put_resolved_packageturns intocrate::Error::TooRecentVersion; a range that matches nothing in the first place isNoMatchingVersion(orDistTagNotFoundfor a tag). The caller has one arm per error that decides whether to log an error, log a warning, or stay silent depending on the dependency's behavior bits (required, optional, peer).install_peer == false) a peer is only bound if the exact package it would pick is already present; otherwiseOk(None)parks it inpeer_dependencies. After every regular dependency has resolved,process_peer_dependency_listre-enqueues the parked peers withinstall_peer == true; that pass first binds the peer to any same-named package in the tree (warningincorrect peer dependencyif it does not satisfy the range) and only then installs from the registry. An error returned during the regular pass ends the peer's resolution before that second pass happens.BUN_MANIFEST_CACHE=1disables the freshness check while keeping the cache, which the test uses to reach that shortcut deterministically.network_dedupe_mapholds one entry per in-flight manifest download;has_created_network_taskinserts the entry and dependencies that find it already present attach a callback to the existing task instead of starting another download. A path that inserts the entry and then decides not to download has to remove it again.Manual runs with the released build (1.4.0-canary, registry: gated 1.0.0 thirty days old, 2.0.0 one day old; needs-gated 1.0.0 with peer gated@^2.0.0; gate 259200s)