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bun-types: accept every TextDecoder encoding label the runtime supports - #40119
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In `@packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts`:
- Around line 40-301: Update the encoding-label validation around the Encoding
type to compare against the runtime-backed Bun.Encoding labels, filtering out
the six Replacement labels before comparison. Remove the duplicated hard-coded
label fixture while preserving validation that the remaining union entries match
the accepted runtime labels.
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In `@test/integration/bun-types/bun-types.test.ts`:
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LGTM — widens Bun.Encoding to the full WHATWG label set the runtime already accepts.
What was reviewed
- Verified the 222-label union in
bun.d.tsand the fixture array are identical, unique, and match the Encoding Standard table minus the sixreplacementlabels. - Confirmed
Bun.Encodingis only consumed by theTextEncoder/TextDecoderconstructor signatures inglobals.d.ts, so widening is purely additive. - Checked the fixture's bidirectional
satisfieschecks and@ts-expect-errornegatives hold with and without lib.dom (they targetBun.Encoding, not the constructor).
Extended reasoning...
Overview
This PR widens the Bun.Encoding string-literal union in packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts from 3 labels to the 222 labels the runtime's TextDecoder actually accepts (the WHATWG Encoding Standard table minus the six replacement labels, which the constructor rejects). It updates the stale JSDoc on the global TextDecoder, enables the previously commented-out text-encode-decoder.ts fixture with bidirectional type-level satisfies checks, and adds two tests to bun-types.test.ts: a spawned-tsc check (mirroring the existing Bun.mmap block) and a runtime check that constructs a TextDecoder for every fixture label and asserts the replacement labels throw RangeError.
Security risks
None. This is a .d.ts-only change plus test coverage; no runtime code, native code, or build machinery is touched.
Level of scrutiny
Low. Type-declaration widening is strictly additive — every value the old union accepted is still accepted. The only downstream consumers of Bun.Encoding are the TextEncoder/TextDecoder constructor signatures (verified via grep), and both are wrapped in UseLibDomIfAvailable so lib.dom users are unaffected. I independently verified the union has exactly 222 unique labels, the fixture array is byte-identical to the union, and the fixture's labels satisfies readonly Bun.Encoding[] + anyEncoding satisfies (typeof labels)[number] pair enforces the two sets stay equal at the type level.
Other factors
The new tests follow the existing Bun.mmap describe block's pattern exactly (spawned tsc against a temp tsconfig with typeRoots pointing at the packed @types/bun). The runtime-vs-fixture test parses the fixture source, asserts 222 unique labels, and ties them to the running binary — addressing the CodeRabbit feedback about drift from EncodingLabel.rs. Both CodeRabbit threads are resolved, and the uniqueness assertion was added in 9f6e8f8. The PR description confirms the full test file (16/16, including the lib.dom and tsgo runs) passes.
Fixes #40117
Problem
new TextDecoder("windows-1251")works at runtime, but @types/bun rejects it:error TS2345: Argument of type '"windows-1251"' is not assignable to parameter of type 'Encoding | undefined'.Bun.Encoding(packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts:31) lists only"utf-8" | "windows-1252" | "utf-16". The runtime accepts the full WHATWG label table throughsrc/runtime/webcore/EncodingLabel.rs.Fix
Bun.Encodingto the 222 labels the runtime accepts: the Encoding Standard table minus the six labels of thereplacementencoding, which theTextDecoderconstructor rejects with aRangeError.EncodingLabel.rsand grouped by canonical name, so it matches the runtime exactly.test/integration/bun-types/fixture/text-encode-decoder.ts(it was fully commented out). It asserts the union equals the label table in both directions and constructs aTextDecoderfor every label. A new tsc-spawn test inbun-types.test.tscovers the same labels and runs on debug builds.bun test test/integration/bun-types/bun-types.test.tspasses (16/16, includes the lib.dom and tsgo runs). With the oldbun.d.ts, the new test fails with the TS2345 above.Background
Bun.Encodingis the constructor parameter type of the globalTextDecoderandTextEncoderwhen lib.dom is absent. With lib.dom, the declaration defers to the DOM one, which takes a plainstring.latin1,utf8, andshift_jisare valid at runtime and now type-check.TextEncoderkeeps its optional parameter. The runtime ignores it and always encodes UTF-8, so the widened type stays accurate there, and a narrower signature would break existing callers.Notes
new TextDecoder("hz-gb-2312")throwsRangeError: Unsupported encoding label "hz-gb-2312"(replacement family),new TextDecoder("bogus")throwsRangeError, andnew TextEncoder("windows-1251").encodingis"utf-8". That is why the union excludes thereplacementlabels and why theTextEncodersignature is unchanged."..." satisfies Bun.Encodinginstead of@ts-expect-erroron the constructor, so they also hold in the lib.dom run, where the DOMTextDecoderaccepts any string.TextDecoder("only support UTF-8 decoding") is updated.windows-1251encoder inTextDecoder#6084 tracked runtime support (closed completed). Type error in TextDecoder type signature #18747 asked for the wider type before the runtime supported these encodings (closed not planned).[review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 4 files touched
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The Encoding type in bun-types was a stale three-member union that predated runtime support for the full WHATWG encoding label set, so TypeScript rejected constructor arguments like "windows-1251" that Bun's TextDecoder accepts at runtime. The fix expands the declaration to cover every label in the runtime's encoding table while deliberately excluding the six replacement-encoding labels, which the constructor rejects with a RangeError. A literal fixture in the bun-types integration tests keeps the declaration honest by exercising each label against the running TextDecoder and asserting that…