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- Line 3687: Update the Zod import tracking around zod_maybe_track_import at
both default and named import handling sites so remapped imports are not
recorded in self.zod; perform macro remapping first, then track only imports
that remain valid, or remove the entry in every remap branch. Add regression
coverage for remapped default and named Zod imports.
In `@src/runtime.js`:
- Around line 345-348: Update __zodState to validate that the value retrieved
from __zodStateSymbol has the expected wrapper-state shape before returning it;
reject foreign or malformed values so __zodEnsureCompiled and __zodMaterialize
cannot invoke a missing thunk during parse, while preserving valid cross-copy
wrapper interoperability.
In `@test/bundler/transpiler/zod-transform.test.ts`:
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I reviewed this PR and the automated bug hunt found no new issues; the concerns from earlier rounds (rope strings, boolean checks, macro remap, foreign state, ref-held literals) are all addressed with regression tests. Because this lands a ~3,000-line new subsystem — a parser-side IR extractor plus a runtime validator compiler with a lazy-materialization proxy — and includes a deliberately documented divergence from zod (z.enum(arr) observing later mutations), a maintainer sign-off on the design and the divergence tradeoff is still warranted.
What was reviewed:
- Option plumbing (
--zod-compiler/zodCompiler/ env var) follows thereact_compilerpattern through CLI, JS API, BundleOptions, ParseTask, and the transpiler cache hash. __zodConclusive/__zodOptIn/__zodOptOutagainst the union first-match and object-optional-key invariants; thelitref-array case now correctly returns inconclusive.shift_refscovers every ref-carrying IR variant when a child wrapper is absorbed.- Macro-remapped zod imports are tracked after the remap block so the transform yields to the macro.
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Overview
This PR carries forward the zod schema compiler from #36956 and adds a user-facing surface for it: bun build --zod-compiler, Bun.build({ zodCompiler: true }), and the existing BUN_FEATURE_FLAG_EXPERIMENTAL_ZOD env var. The core additions are src/js_parser/zod.rs (~2,200 lines: AST-side extraction of zod schema expressions into a JSON IR, purity analysis, child-wrapper absorption with ref-index shifting) and ~880 lines in src/runtime.js (the __zod helper: a lazy proxy-backed schema stand-in whose parse/safeParse run a validator compiled from the IR, materializing the real schema only on failure or introspection). Plumbing touches ~15 files (CLI args, JS API, BundleOptions, ParseTask, transpiler cache version bump, runtime imports table, docs, types, completions). Tests add ~1,000 lines including a differential fixture comparing transform-on vs transform-off across ~160 schemas × ~90 inputs.
Security risks
Low. The transform is opt-in (flag or env var) and only activates on files that import from "zod"/"zod/v4". The runtime helper is plain JS bundled into user output; it uses Symbol.for and a prototype Proxy but does not touch filesystem, network, or eval. Prototype-pollution surfaces (__proto__ in shape keys, record keys, catchall iteration) are explicitly guarded. The IR JSON is generated by the compiler, not user-controlled at runtime.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is a new optimizing transform whose core invariant — "a fast-path success must match zod's success" — is subtle and already surfaced five distinct correctness bugs across three review rounds (rope-string truncation under --minify-syntax, boolean nodes ignoring checks, macro-remap ordering, foreign registry-symbol state, ref-held literals in unions). Each was fixed with a regression test. The remaining documented divergence (z.enum(arr) reads a mutated array where zod snapshots) is a conscious design tradeoff the author chose not to fix; a maintainer should confirm that tradeoff is acceptable for an experimental flag. The runtime helper lives in src/runtime.js, which is bundled into every build output — code here needs the same scrutiny as any hot-path built-in.
Other factors
Test coverage is thorough (differential fixture, memory/laziness fixture, per-fix regression cases, bundler integration for CLI/API/env/--no-bundle/macro-remap/browser-target). All review threads are resolved. But the scale of new logic, the number of parity edge cases already found in review, and the design decision left as a documented divergence all point to this needing a human maintainer's eyes before merge.
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…ators Behind BUN_FEATURE_FLAG_EXPERIMENTAL_ZOD, statically-analyzable zod v4 schema expressions (z.object(...), chains, unions, coerce, refinements, shape algebra like extend/pick/omit/partial) are rewritten at transpile time into __zod(thunk, ir) wrapper calls backed by bun:wrap runtime helpers. The wrapper exposes parse/safeParse/parseAsync/safeParseAsync driven by a validator compiled from the serialized IR; touching anything else materializes the real schema by evaluating the original expression and upgrades the wrapper in place, so introspection, instanceof (zod checks _zod.traits), toJSONSchema, and runtime composition behave unchanged. The compiled fast path only ever proves success. Any failed check, unsupported construct, explicit parse params, or Promise from a refinement falls back to the real schema, which owns all error objects, messages, error maps, catch values, and async validation. Schemas that are never parsed or introspected cost one small object instead of a zod instance tree with dozens of closures; constructing 300 six-field schemas allocates ~25x fewer heap objects. Expressions stay untouched whenever deferring them could be observed: non-pure arguments, .describe()/.meta()/.register() (global registry writes at construction), or anything rooted outside a zod import.
…re expression as check/literal argument z.literal(i % 7) or .min(LIMIT - 1) previously bailed the whole schema; arithmetic, comparisons, ternaries, and substitution templates over pure operands now compile through a runtime ref slot. With this, a 4400-schema synthetic workload constructs in 4ms instead of 426ms with 54x fewer heap objects.
- Condense multi-line comments to single lines across the transform,
its runtime, and the transpiler cache version note.
- Remove the unused __zodM runtime helper (never emitted; in-place
wrapper upgrade already covers schemas embedded in materialized
parents) from runtime.js and the bun:wrap import tables.
- Transform files whose only zod bindings are named ctor imports
(import { object, string } from "zod"): the pre-filter now also
checks member_refs, with a bundler test.
- Use matches! for the schema-base check (clippy).
- Drain stderr in the runtime-transpiler test helper.
…impure args The compiled union loop treated every option failure as a definitive rejection and tried the next option, but opaque, catch, ref, runtime-enum, and refine nodes fail when they cannot prove the outcome, not when zod would reject. With such an option ordered before an overlapping one, the fast path returned the later option's value where zod returns the earlier one's (z.union([z.string().transform(s => s.length), z.string()]) parsed "hi" to "hi" instead of 2; z.union([z.number().catch(0), z.string()]) parsed "hi" to "hi" instead of 0). Track per-node conclusiveness (a failure proves zod rejects): unions now only advance past conclusive failures and otherwise delegate to the real schema, and the optional collapse-to-undefined applies only to conclusive inner failures (an async refine inside an optional chain now throws like zod instead of returning undefined). Coerced primitives and runtime regex refs count as inconclusive because their failure can mask a throw or a non-RegExp pattern. Also sweep argument positions the extractor never consumed: zero-arg checks (.positive(x)), simple ctors (z.any(x)), mode methods (.optional(x), .strict(x), .brand(x), .array(x)), wrap ctors, and extras past .default/.catch/.refine/.or/object-algebra arguments now keep the compiled IR only for ignorable error params, defer to zod when pure, and bail when impure, so side effects never move into the thunk. New differential rows cover inconclusive-first unions (opaque, catch, const ref, refine, coerce) and the optional async-refine throw; the bundler impure-args test now covers the unconsumed positions.
… loop, widen bundler coverage format_f64 shortened -0.0 through i64, so .default(-0) compiled to an IR default of +0 while zod returns -0; emit "-0" (JSON.parse preserves the sign). New differential rows cover .default(-0) and z.literal(-0). The object catchall loop deliberately mirrors zod's handleCatchall (for-in, so inherited enumerable keys are included; __proto__ skipped); drop the absent-key conditions that can never fire inside for-in and add a differential input with an inherited enumerable key to pin the behavior. Test feedback: assert stderr and match the wrapper call shape in the runtime-transpiler test, rename zod/OpaqueChildKeepsOwnWrapper to zod/OpaqueChildAbsorbedIntoParent to say what it asserts, and add a zod/DefaultImport case covering the default-import binding.
…ically derivable
__zodOptIn answered a definite false for opaque IR nodes, but opaque
constructs can be optional-in (readonly/lazy/pipe delegate optin to their
inner; default/catch set it), so z.string().default("x").readonly()
.optional().parse(undefined) fast-pathed to undefined where zod returns
"x". The runtime fallback for a null answer also only resolved a direct
ref inner and hard-coded false for wrappers around refs, so
z.nullable(ConstDefault).optional().parse(undefined) diverged the same
way.
Opaque nodes now answer null in both optionality tables, and the opt
validator delegates on undefined input when the inner's optionality
cannot be resolved (direct refs still resolve through the wrapper IR).
New differential rows cover readonly-around-default, nullable/union
wrappers around a schema-valued const, and z.optional(ConstDefault).
Also use unwrap_or_oom for the thunk body allocation per the AllocError
convention.
Identifier arguments were captured into the refs array eagerly while the thunk re-evaluates them at materialization, so let limit = 1; const S = z.string().min(limit); limit = 2; left the compiled fast path at 1 and a materialized fallback at 2. Identifiers now qualify as pure only when their binding cannot be reassigned (const declarations and imports); everything else leaves the expression untransformed. The enum-by-reference, regex-by-reference, and refine-by-reference arms gate through the same check instead of accepting identifiers directly. New coverage: a differential row that reassigns a let binding after the schema map is built, a const-object enum row keeping the runtime non-array delegation exercised, and a bundler assertion that a let-referencing schema stays untransformed.
…t in the shape
zod v4 throws Unrecognized key from the lazy shape getter on first parse
when a mask references a key the shape does not have; the compiled fast
path silently ignored such keys, so z.object({a: z.string()})
.pick({b: true}).safeParse({}) succeeded with the flag on and threw with
it off. The four mask methods now verify every mask key exists in the
extracted props and otherwise go opaque, so the wrapper materializes on
first parse and zod raises its own error. Differential rows cover all
four methods with an unknown mask key.
ESM imports are live bindings: an exporter that reassigns an exported let after a consumer builds its schema desynchronizes the eager refs capture from the thunk's re-evaluation (reproduced: the compiled fast path kept min(1) while a materialized fallback read min(2)). A per-file transform cannot see whether the exported binding is const, so imported identifiers now bail alongside other reassignable bindings; cross-module schema composition stays untransformed for now and same-file const composition keeps the fast path. Coverage: a differential fixture module reassigns an exported let after the schema map is built, and the bundler impure-args test asserts an imported check argument leaves the schema unwrapped.
… skip on conclusiveness
z.number().min(1e400) fed Infinity into format_f64, which asserts
finiteness (debug panic while transpiling). zod_number_value now returns
None for non-finite values, so such arguments take the pure-ref or
opaque fallback; the per-caller NaN/Infinity guards collapse into it.
The object property loop dropped an absent optin/optout key on any
validator failure, but an inconclusive failure (optional around an
opaque or ref-wrapped inner) is a delegation signal, not proof that zod
raises issues. z.object({ p: z.string().default("x").readonly().optional() })
.parse({}) fast-pathed to {} while zod returns {p:"x"}. The skip now
also requires the property node to be conclusive, matching the union
and optional handling.
…uction throw eager
zod's util.pick builds the new shape by iterating the mask, so picked
keys take the mask's insertion order; the transform was preserving shape
order, making z.object({a,b}).pick({b:true,a:true}).parse(...) enumerate
keys differently from zod. The pick branch now iterates the mask keys.
z.literal([]) compiled into an always-failing literal node, but zod's
$ZodLiteral constructor throws eagerly, and a parent fast path (union
with a passing option, optional property absent from input) could
succeed without ever materializing it, masking the module-load throw.
Empty literal value lists now bail so the expression stays untouched.
The differential fixture now serializes plain objects as entry lists,
making output key enumeration order part of every comparison.
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In `@src/js_parser/zod.rs`:
- Around line 785-811: Update the z.tuple handling in zod_extract so an
ignorable second-argument parameters object is not stored as Ir::Tuple.rest
through Ir::Ref; treat it as no rest schema. For unsupported or non-ignorable
second arguments, use zod_opaque_or_bail instead of constructing an invalid rest
schema, while preserving extraction of valid rest schemas.
In `@src/runtime.js`:
- Line 1135: Update both "__proto__" guards in src/runtime.js: in the rec
validator at lines 1135-1135 and the obj catchall loop at lines 1059-1059,
return __zodFail instead of continuing so the real schema processes own
"__proto__" properties.
- Around line 661-666: Update __zodRunRef to require child._zod.run to be
callable before invoking it, then validate that the synchronous result is a
non-Promise object with an array issues field; return __zodFail for any invalid
guard condition while preserving the existing nonempty-issues and successful
value paths.
In `@test/bundler/bundler_zod.test.ts`:
- Around line 8-52: Add an appropriate timeoutScale to each itBundled case for
TransformBasic, TransformBasicViaApi, and TransformBasicViaEnvironmentVariable
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…ead tuple params as params The compiled validator mirrors zod 4.4. Where 4.x releases answer differently, the input now goes to the installed zod instead: an own "__proto__" key in a catchall object (4.4 skips it, 4.1 reports it as unrecognized), non-enumerable record keys (4.4 skips them, 4.1 validates them), and a record whose own `constructor` is not a function (a plain object since 4.2). `__zodRunRef` checks that a ref child follows the schema protocol (`_zod.run` callable, a payload with an `issues` array) before it trusts the result, so a const that only looks like a schema gets zod's own error. A state stored under the registry symbol is used only when it carries this copy's fail sentinel, so a stand-in built by another copy of the helper is never run with a foreign sentinel. `z.tuple(items, params)` no longer stores the params object as a rest schema reference, and `z.tuple(items, rest, params)` compiles. A shape with a duplicate literal key keeps the first position and the last value, as the object literal zod receives does. The differential fixture builds a fresh schema per input, so the compiled validator is exercised for every input instead of only until the first failure materializes the real schema.
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…f failing one union option
The object and record validators returned __zodFail for an own
"__proto__" key, a non-function `constructor` and non-enumerable keys.
A union reads a __zodFail from a conclusive option as a rejection and
tries the next option, so `z.union([z.strictObject({ a: z.string() }),
z.object({ a: z.string().toUpperCase() })])` returned the second option's
value for an input zod 4.4 accepts through the first.
Those sites now throw __zodAbort, which __zodRun catches and turns into a
delegation to the installed zod, whatever the enclosing node is.
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BUN_FEATURE_FLAG_EXPERIMENTAL_ZODenvironment variable. The React Compiler hasbun build --react-compilerandBun.build({ reactCompiler: true }). The zod compiler needs the same surface.Fix
bun build --zod-compilerandBun.build({ zodCompiler: true }), plumbed likereact_compilerdown tofeatures.zod_transform. The variable still turns the transform on everywhere.--no-bundletransforms too.__proto__key, non-enumerable record keys, a non-functionconstructor) go to the installed zod.src/runtime.jsreferenceMap,SetandProxy. The renamer reserved every global the runtime mentions, so a bundle with its ownMapgotMap2even with the option off. The runtime now reserves names only from the parts tree shaking kept.test/bundler/bundler_zod.test.ts(the option, the JS API, the variable,--no-bundle, each fix, zod 4.1.0 for the release-dependent inputs),zod-transform.test.ts(differential against 4.4.3) andbundler_edgecase.test.ts(the renamer). Alsobundler_bytecode_portable.test.ts,react-compiler.test.ts.Background
src/js_parser/zod.rs) rewritesz.object({...})into__zod(() => z.object({...}), ir).__zod(src/runtime.js) returns a stand-in whoseparseandsafeParserun a validator compiled from the IR. It builds the real schema from the thunk when a parse fails or anything else on it is used, so errors always come from zod.features.zod_transformis the parser switch:ParseTask.rsfor bundles,transpiler.rsfor the runtime and--no-bundle.Notes
The compiled validator mirrors zod 4.4.3. A probe of zod 4.0.0 through 4.4.2 showed three inputs where releases answer differently: 4.4 is the first to skip an own
__proto__key inhandleCatchalland non-enumerable keys in the record loop, and 4.2 is the first to treat an object with an own non-functionconstructoras plain. The fast path hands those inputs to whatever zod is installed (290a809). It does so by throwing__zodAbort, which__zodRunturns into a delegation: a returned__zodFailfrom a conclusive option would make a union try its next option instead (a466973). The differential fixture used one instance per schema, so after the first failing input the real schema answered every later input and the compiled validator was only exercised until that point. It now builds a fresh instance per input, which raised its run time from about 30 s to about 60 s under ASAN, hence the 240 s limit on that test.Rebased onto main twice (8a2564c, then 6cd0687). Each time the only conflict was the runtime transpiler cache version: main had taken the number this PR claimed (26, then 27 for the Latin-1 / UTF-16 string table), so the zod entry moved up each time and is version 28 now.
test/bun.lockwas regenerated from main's lockfile withbun installintest/. No other file needed a manual resolution.The renamer change came out of CI:
bundler_bytecode_portable.test.tspins the bundled output ofimmutable/dist/immutable.es.js, and that output gainedMap2/Set2because the runtime referenced those globals. Diffing the outputs of main's binary and this branch's showed only those renames.edgecase/UnusedRuntimeHelpersDoNotReserveGlobalNamesfails on the commit before the fix (the CommonJS export helpers keep the runtime in the chunk, so every global it mentioned was reserved) and passes after it. The core bundler suites (edgecase, cjs, cjs2esm, minify, splitting, browser, bun, regressions, jsx and the esbuild ports) pass with the change.The request came from the core team in chat: add the zod compiler to the bundler the way the React Compiler is added.
Other approaches that were considered for the option:
import "zod/compile"(zod's own runtime compiler, global mode) in front of every module that imports zod. It is implemented and tested on the branchfarm/782b84e1/zod-compiler. It compiles every schema with exact parity, but at runtime throughnew Function, and it needs a zod that shipszod/compile(4.5 canary as of this writing). It is not part of this PR. It could become a follow-up, for example for schemas this transform leaves alone.bun runandbun buildagree when somebody sets it.The option is documented in
packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts, thebun build --helptext,docs/snippets/cli/build.mdxandcompletions/bun-cli.json.The internal feature keeps the
zod_transformname from #36956. Only the user-facing option is called the zod compiler, to match--react-compiler.Before the option commit, the merged branch builds on current main and the two #36956 suites pass unchanged (15 tests). With it:
bundler_zod.test.ts19 pass,zod-transform.test.ts4 pass,react-compiler.test.tspasses,bun-types.test.ts15 pass.One reviewed divergence is documented rather than changed:
z.enum(arr)followed by a mutation ofarris observed by the compiled schema, where zod copies the array at construction. The schema is built lazily, so a copy in the reference slot only moves the divergence to the fallback path, and bailing would drop the transform from every tree containingz.enum(SOME_CONST). The note is in the header ofsrc/js_parser/zod.rs.The rope bug reproduced with
bun build --zod-compiler --minify-syntax:z.literal("a" + "b")compiled to"vs":["a"]and accepted"a",z.enum(["x" + "y"])accepted"x",.startsWith("pre" + "fix")accepted"pre-rest", and.default("d" + "ef")returned"d". The macro remap reproduced with a bunfig[macros.zod]table: the build emitted__zod(() => object(), ...)and the macro never ran. Each regression test fails on the commit before its fix and passes after it.no test proof · iteration 1 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bundler/bundler_edgecase.test.ts