Run jsc-exception-lint inside the build as a clang plugin

[robobun]

Problem

• Add jsc-exception-lint and fix the missing exception checks it finds #40410 added scripts/jsc-exception-lint, a static checker for missing JSC exception checks, but nothing runs it. A whole-tree run parses every translation unit a second time and takes about 15 minutes, so it cannot gate a change.
• Without it, a missing check is found only when a test executes the path on the debug lane (ERROR: Unchecked JS exception), and never on release builds.

Fix

• The same source now also builds as a clang plugin (-DJSC_EXCEPTION_LINT_PLUGIN). scripts/build/exception-lint.ts builds it once per build dir and loads it with -fplugin into every compile of bun's own C++. A finding is a compile error in the usual file:line:col format, with a note that names the function. The analysis runs on the AST the compile already has: 40 to 300 ms per translation unit, under 1% of the compile.
• Callee summaries for JavaScriptCore and Bun are committed under summaries/ (2.9k and 6.5k rows: only the functions whose behavior differs from what their signature implies, see Background), so no extra pass is needed. They are regenerated on demand (run.ts --update-summaries, --webkit at a WebKit bump), never per PR; a new function needs no row. nothrow.txt, the summaries and baseline.tsv are implicit inputs of every C++ compile, and a digest of them is a plugin argument so ccache misses when they change. Plugin paths are build-dir relative, so ccache entries stay shared across checkouts.
• baseline.tsv lists the findings that exist today (58 entries; Add missing exception checks in expect matchers, mock functions and error construction #40068 merged and cleared 23, 20 of the rest are in the files napi/v8: never leave a JS exception on the VM while addon code runs #40249 fixes). An entry that stops firing is a warning that names it, so the list only shrinks.
• On in assertion builds (debug, asan: every bun bd and the CI asan lane) when the target is not Windows and clang's development headers are installed (llvm.sh 21 all, Alpine's clang21-dev and brew llvm ship them). bun bd --exceptionLint=off turns it off. Verified: bun bd with the plugin on (no finding outside the baseline), a deliberate missing check fails the build with the expected error, test/internal/build-exception-lint.test.ts (config and ninja output, and the built plugin on fixtures: overload keys, template instantiations, lambdas, header findings, baseline suppression, stale entries), ccache hit and miss behavior with -fplugin.

Background

• A clang plugin is a shared library the compiler dlopens. It registers a PluginASTAction that receives the AST of each translation unit after the main action. Its symbols bind to the compiler process at load time, so it is built against the headers of the same LLVM (libclang-21-dev) and not linked to anything.
• ThrowScope and the validator: every ThrowScope destructor marks the VM as "check needed". The next scope constructor or non-released destructor asserts if nothing called exception() (what RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION expands to) since. The plugin models that over the CFG of each function, with callee behavior taken from visible bodies, then from the committed summaries, then from the signature convention.
• ccache hashes the command line and the -fplugin= file, not the files the plugin opens. That is what the data-hash= plugin argument is for.
• Why the summaries exist and why they are long: a callee defined in another translation unit has no visible body, so the analysis must guess from the signature ("takes a JSGlobalObject*, so it can throw"). That guess is wrong for hundreds of helpers that take a global object only to reach the VM or a structure (JSStreamsRuntime::from, createNotEnoughArgumentsErrorBun, ...): the build reports 948 findings without the files and 87 with them, all but 87 false. Each row is one function for which the guess is wrong, computed from its body by a whole-tree pass. The JSC cell boilerplate (create, createStructure, finishCreation, createPrototype, getConstructor, ... with a VM& first parameter) is non-throwing by convention now, which took 2k rows out.

Notes

Cost. The plugin loads and parses its data files in about 40 ms per compiler process (measured on an empty translation unit: 76 ms with the plugin, 36 ms without). The analysis is 131 ms for BunObject.cpp (3763 CFGs) and about 300 ms for bindings.cpp. Building the plugin is one edge of 10 to 20 seconds (header parsing dominates; -O1 and -O2 take the same time) that runs next to the PCH. The first build after this lands recompiles all of bun's C++ once, because every cxx edge gets new flags.

What changed in the tool. Walker replaces the RecursiveASTVisitor: it walks declaration contexts and prunes every namespace, class and template that lives in a file outside the analyzed or exported set, so the WebKit headers (most of the AST) are skipped. bindings.cpp went from 4.7 s to 0.3 s with the same findings. Paths are compared as real paths now (the build compiles ../../src/..., relative to the build dir). The export has a conventional column that run.ts uses to drop the rows the fallback rules already imply (WebKit: 19.7k rows to 3.2k). extern "C" functions are never dropped: without a body they are modeled as Rust-implemented conditional throwers, which differs from their real summary. A forward-declared record whose name only contained GlobalObject (GlobalObjectMethodTable) counted as a global object parameter; it has to end with it now. JSString::tryGetValue and the name lookups built on it resolve ropes with a null global object and are listed in nothrow.txt.

Baseline keys are <file>\t<function>\t<kind>\t<callee>. The function carries its parameter types (printed with their full scope, typedefs kept) and, for a member function, its qualifiers (const, &, &&), so overloads have their own entries. There are no line numbers and no template arguments, so a key survives edits elsewhere in the file and covers every instantiation of a template; a lambda is <lambda at file>, and a call through a function pointer member is <indirect call through member>. The one finding that escaped the first baseline was such an instantiation: Converter<IDLStrictInteger<T>>::tryConvert in BunIDLConvertNumbers.h threw throwIntegerOutOfRange and fell through to a second throw. That is fixed here (one return {}) rather than listed. A finding in a header is reported by every compile that produces it, like a compiler warning in a header. An earlier version reported it only from the compile of the same-stem .cpp, which hid a template instantiation that only another compile makes; on the current tree that rule hid nothing, and the fixture test in test/internal/build-exception-lint.test.ts covers the case. maybe-thrown-call findings (a call after a helper that may have thrown into the caller's scope and returned a failure value) are not reported by the plugin; the standalone tool shows them with --kind.

Why assertion builds only. The check models the ThrowScope validator, which exists under ASSERT_ENABLED. There ThrowScope has a destructor that asserts on an unchecked exception, and the analysis reports unchecked-exit at that destructor. In a plain release build the destructor is trivial and absent from the CFG, so those findings cannot fire, and the first CI run showed the two builds disagreeing in both directions: 26 baseline entries were "stale" in release, and release had findings of its own because RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION starts with EXCEPTION_ASSERT(!!scope.exception() == ...), the call the analysis took as the check, which release compiles out. The tool now reads an EXCEPTION_ASSERT expansion and the VMTraps::maybeNeedHandling() trap test as a check in every build, so the standalone tool works on a release compile database too; the build loads the plugin only where the destructor is real. The release lanes get zero overhead. Release-only platform code (#if OS(DARWIN) in a file the asan lane does not compile differently) is checked by bun bd on that platform, not by CI.

Not done here: the plugin is off on Windows (clang-cl has no plugin interface). The first CI run built and loaded it on macOS, musl, FreeBSD and Android cross lanes with the same results as Linux, so it works on every non-Windows toolchain in CI. Generated C++ under build/*/codegen is summarized but not analyzed.

Summaries refresh: bun scripts/jsc-exception-lint/run.ts --update-summaries (Bun, about 15 minutes) and --webkit (JavaScriptCore, about 35 minutes more, cached per WebKit version). webkit.tsv records the version in its first line.

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Walkthrough

Summary

The build system integrates the jsc-exception-lint Clang plugin into Ninja C++ builds. It discovers LLVM development files, manages committed summaries, validates plugin configuration, and adds analysis coverage. BigInt conversion now returns an empty optional after an out-of-range error.

Changes

Exception lint integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Configuration and build registration scripts/build.ts, scripts/build/config.ts, scripts/build/configure.ts, scripts/build/rules.ts, scripts/build/tools.ts, scripts/build/CLAUDE.md	The build configuration discovers LLVM development files, resolves exceptionLint, tracks plugin inputs, registers Ninja rules, and documents the integration.
Plugin build and compile wiring scripts/build/exception-lint.ts, scripts/build/bun.ts, scripts/build/compile.ts	The build creates the host plugin shared library and applies its flags and implicit inputs to C++ compilation while excluding them from compile_commands.json.
Standalone and compiler-plugin analysis scripts/jsc-exception-lint/jsc-exception-lint.cpp	The checker shares options across modes, normalizes paths, analyzes declarations and lambdas, handles additional exception patterns, and emits filtered diagnostics.
Summary and classification data scripts/jsc-exception-lint/run.ts, scripts/jsc-exception-lint/rust-externs.ts, scripts/jsc-exception-lint/nothrow.txt, scripts/jsc-exception-lint/README.md	Summary generation maintains committed Bun and WebKit files. Documentation and classification data describe the updated workflow and helper behavior.
Build and runtime validation test/internal/build-exception-lint.test.ts	Tests cover LLVM discovery, configuration behavior, platform and build-type rules, Ninja metadata, compile database output, plugin diagnostics, and baselines.

BigInt conversion correction

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Out-of-range conversion result src/jsc/bindings/BunIDLConvertNumbers.h	Strict integer BigInt conversion now returns an empty optional after reporting an out-of-range value.

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to e026a

The build-integrated checker can suppress a real diagnostic when member overloads differ only by const/ref qualifiers but share the same baseline key, allowing missing exception checks to pass unnoticed. The PR is not merge-ready until those overloads are distinguished; the stderr assertion is a smaller test robustness follow-up.

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[robobun]

Status: rebased on main and ready for review. Head is 1d8a2bc. The last review rounds: baseline keys carry parameter types and member qualifiers, so overloads have their own entries, and a call through a function pointer keeps its name in the key; a header finding is reported by every unit that produces it; the test file runs the built plugin on fixtures; run.ts rewrites webkit.tsv only from summaries the current tool computed. CI is running on it. All review threads are resolved.

What changed with the rebase:

• main bumped WebKit, so both summaries are regenerated for 491b5cc2. The JSC cell boilerplate (create, createStructure, finishCreation, createPrototype, getConstructor, ... with a VM& first parameter) is non-throwing by convention now, so those rows are gone: bun.tsv 8440 to 6477 rows (908 KB), webkit.tsv 3250 to 2937 rows (372 KB). The file headers say what a row is.
• Add missing exception checks in expect matchers, mock functions and error construction #40068 merged and cleared 23 baseline entries; the refreshed summaries cleared a few stale NodeVM ones and added one (NodeVMSourceTextModule::create). 58 entries now.

Earlier runs: 105534 and 105565 had 180 of 181 jobs green (every build lane, the asan lane where the plugin runs, every test job). The one red job in both was a darwin aarch64 test shard that died before running tests on the mac mini hardtack (buildkite-agent artifact download timed out after 120s); that host fails every job it takes, for every PR, because its network is at about 12 KB/s. Reported separately.

What the first run (105515) showed, fixed in 87ff22b: the asan lane passed and every release build-bun lane failed, because the analysis saw release code differently. RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION starts with EXCEPTION_ASSERT(!!scope.exception() == ...), which release compiles out; the tool now reads an EXCEPTION_ASSERT expansion and the trap test as a check in every build. ThrowScope has a trivial destructor without ASSERT_ENABLED, so release cannot report an unchecked exit; the lint is therefore on in assertion builds only (every bun bd and the CI asan lane).

Verified here: bun bd clean with the refreshed data, test/internal/build-exception-lint.test.ts and test/js/bun/jsc/exception-checks.test.ts pass.

[robobun]

^{Updated 6:42 PM PT - Sep 2nd, 2026}

✅ @robobun, your commit 1d8a2bcf33f66b46f71968fb6a793837b07c1f2c passed in Build #109514! 🎉

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[claude]

Both earlier findings are addressed — emitExceptionLint() now mkdirSyncs the plugin subdirectory, and the test derives pluginExt from isMacOS. This pass found nothing new. Given the scope (a default-on clang plugin wired into every C++ compile, config resolution changes, ~500 lines of new AST-walker/plugin C++, and the committed baseline that will gate future PRs), a human look at the build-integration and baseline choices is still worthwhile.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

The PR turns scripts/jsc-exception-lint into a clang compiler plugin loaded via -fplugin into every cxx edge of bun's own C++ during bun bd (assertion builds, non-Windows, when LLVM dev headers are found). It adds scripts/build/exception-lint.ts (rule + build edge + per-TU flags), threads ninjaOnlyFlags/llvmDevDir/exceptionLint through compile.ts/config.ts/tools.ts/bun.ts, rewrites the tool's declaration walker (Walker replacing RecursiveASTVisitor, plus PathCache, PluginAction, baseline/stale-entry handling, EXCEPTION_ASSERT/maybeNeedHandling recognition), commits ~11.6k lines of callee summaries and an 82-entry baseline.tsv, fixes a fall-through-after-throw in BunIDLConvertNumbers.h, and adds test/internal/build-exception-lint.test.ts.

Prior findings — resolved

The two 🔴 comments from the previous run are both fixed in the current diff: exception-lint.ts now imports mkdirSync/dirname and calls mkdirSync(dirname(plugin), { recursive: true }) before emitting the clang_plugin edge, and the test defines const pluginExt = isMacOS ? ".dylib" : ".so" and interpolates it into all three assertions. No new issues were surfaced this run.

Security risks

None identified. The plugin only runs inside the developer/CI compiler process on files already being compiled; data files are repo-committed TSVs; no network, no privilege boundaries crossed. findLlvmDevDir reads the local filesystem next to the already-trusted clang++.

Level of scrutiny

High. This changes the default bun bd behavior for every non-Windows developer with LLVM dev headers installed and adds an implicit input to every C++ compile (any change to the summaries/baseline recompiles all C++). The 82-entry baseline effectively grandfathers existing violations, and the committed webkit.tsv/bun.tsv become inputs the CI depends on — those are policy decisions a maintainer should sign off on, not just correctness questions.

Other factors

The config-level test coverage is good (default-on/off gating, release vs. assertion, absolute-path check, compile_commands.json exclusion), but it never spawns a compiler, so the plugin binary itself and its interaction with the PCH are only exercised by the CI build lanes (build #105534 is in flight). The C++ side (Walker, ownsFile, stripTemplateArgs, reportStaleBaseline) is non-trivial and platform-sensitive; a maintainer familiar with the earlier jsc-exception-lint PR (#40410) is the right reviewer.

[claude]

I reviewed this PR again after 8641c03 and found no further issues — all five findings from the earlier passes are addressed. Because this turns on a new default-on clang plugin in every assertion build and reworks a fair amount of the analysis tool itself, a human sign-off on the overall approach would still be worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

• Build integration: plugin build edge, -fplugin flag threading through ninjaOnlyFlags, mkdir-at-configure, ccache data-hash= and its regen-rule inputs, host-vs-target extension selection.
• jsc-exception-lint.cpp: the new Walker, plugin ParseArgs/diagnostics path, stripTemplateArgs lambda-line stripping, stale-baseline reporting scoped to .cpp files present in the TU, release-build EXCEPTION_ASSERT/maybeNeedHandling handling.
• run.ts refactor: --webkit-only alone now enters the summaries block; trimSummaries column handling.
• The BunIDLConvertNumbers.h one-line fix (return after throwIntegerOutOfRange) — checked it does not change the non-error path.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

This PR wires the existing scripts/jsc-exception-lint static checker into the build as a clang plugin, so a missing JSC exception check becomes a compile error in assertion builds instead of a runtime debug-lane assertion. It touches build orchestration (scripts/build/{exception-lint,bun,compile,config,configure,rules,tools}.ts, scripts/build.ts), substantially reworks the analysis tool (jsc-exception-lint.cpp: dual standalone/plugin build, a new file-pruning Walker replacing the RecursiveASTVisitor, real-path handling, baseline key/diagnostic machinery, release-build macro handling), reshapes run.ts around committed summaries, adds ~12k lines of generated summaries/*.tsv and an 81-entry baseline.tsv, adds a one-line fix in src/jsc/bindings/BunIDLConvertNumbers.h, and adds test/internal/build-exception-lint.test.ts.

Security risks

None identified. The change is build-tooling only; the one runtime source change (BunIDLConvertNumbers.h) adds a return {} after an existing throw, which is a strict narrowing of behavior on the error path. The plugin runs inside the developer's compiler process on trusted repo inputs.

Level of scrutiny

High. This becomes default-on for every bun bd and the CI asan lane whenever clang dev headers are present, so a regression here breaks every contributor's inner loop. It also encodes several non-obvious cross-cutting decisions: assertion-builds-only gating, host-vs-target plugin build, ccache data-hash= to defeat stale cache hits, buildDir-relative plugin paths for cache sharing across worktrees, header findings owned by the same-stem .cpp, and baseline-key stability rules. Two earlier automated passes found five real issues (fresh-build mkdir, macOS .dylib in the test, lambda line numbers in baseline keys, regen-rule inputs for the data-hash, --webkit-only gating) and all were fixed in e0cf585 and 8641c03; this pass found nothing new. CI build 105534 was green across all build lanes including asan.

Other factors

The generated .tsv files dominate the diff by line count but are mechanical output of run.ts --update-summaries. The BunIDLConvertNumbers.h fix is well-explained in the PR description (the one finding that escaped the initial baseline was a template instantiation there) and is a straightforward missing-return-after-throw. The test file exercises configure-time behavior (flag/implicit-input shape, assertion gating, host extension) rather than running the plugin itself, which is reasonable given the plugin needs a real LLVM install; end-to-end coverage comes from the asan CI lane. Given the scope — new default-on build step, ~500 lines of C++ tool changes, cross-platform plugin loading — a maintainer should confirm the overall design before this lands, even though the automated review is now clean.

[alii]

Conflicts, plus I am confused by this bun.tsv/webkit.tsv summaries - are these going to be regenerated on every PR. I am surprised it's (a) this long and (b) contains what looks like every function in Bun..?

[robobun]

Rebased (one import conflict in config.ts). On the summaries:

Not regenerated per PR. They are inputs, like a lockfile. Functions defined in another translation unit cannot be analyzed from their call site, so each row records how one function treats the exception state, computed once from its body. A call within the same translation unit is analyzed from the body and never needs a row; the files only matter for cross-TU calls. They are regenerated by hand, run.ts --update-summaries (15 min) when a helper that other files call changes how it handles exceptions, and --webkit (35 min) at a WebKit bump (webkit.tsv carries the version in its first line; main bumped WebKit, so I am regenerating both now). A stale row costs a false positive or negative on a cross-TU call until the next refresh, nothing at run time.

Why so many rows. The rows are the functions whose behavior the signature convention gets wrong. The convention is "takes a JSGlobalObject* or ThrowScope&, so it can throw", and that is wrong for most of the JSC cell boilerplate (createStructure, finishCreation, createPrototype, getConstructor, the generated toJS...) and for hundreds of Bun helpers that take a global object only to reach the VM or a structure cache (JSStreamsRuntime::from, createNotEnoughArgumentsErrorBun, rejectBytesNoCopyAboveArrayBufferLimit, ...). I measured what the file buys on the current tree: with it the build reports 87 findings, without it 948, all but 87 of them false. bun.tsv had 8.4k rows: 5.8k "takes a global object, cannot throw", 2.4k "has no scope of its own, passes the state through" (with the exit states), 225 the reverse.

Shrinking it. Two-thirds of the "cannot throw" rows are the cell boilerplate, which has a reliable idiom: those functions take VM& first, the throwing functions of the same name take the global object first (SerializedScriptValue::create(JSGlobalObject&, ...)). The tool now treats create, createStructure, finishCreation, createPrototype, createConstructor, getConstructor, prototype, prototypeForStructure, getDOM{Structure,Prototype,Constructor}, initializeProperties and subspaceFor with a VM& first parameter as non-throwing by convention, and the export drops rows that convention already implies. A function of that shape whose body does throw keeps its row. I will post the new sizes when the regeneration finishes. The rest of the rows are individual helpers, and I do not see a way to replace them with a short hand-written list without either the false positives above or a whole-tree pass in every build.

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In `@scripts/jsc-exception-lint/jsc-exception-lint.cpp`:
- Around line 1572-1574: In reportStaleBaseline, filter file entries by their
spelled filename suffix before calling realPathOf, resolving paths only for .cpp
files. Apply the same pre-resolution .cpp filter to the m_cppStems loop in
ownsFile, while preserving existing relativeToRoot and matching behavior for
qualifying files.

In `@scripts/jsc-exception-lint/README.md`:
- Line 13: Update the fenced code block in the README to specify the text
language, using ```text for the compiler diagnostic output while preserving its
contents.

In `@scripts/jsc-exception-lint/run.ts`:
- Line 323: Rename the second parameter of summaryHeader from flag to a
non-conflicting name, and update all references to it within the function so the
module-level flag() function remains accessible.

In `@test/internal/build-exception-lint.test.ts`:
- Line 161: Update the assertion in the compile_commands test to compare the
complete normalized Ninja-only flags set against the compile-command arguments,
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271-271: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Reset the CFG count for each translation unit.

gCfgCount persists across all translation units in one standalone-tool process. HandleTranslationUnit() reports a duration for one translation unit, so its CFG count includes earlier files after the first result. Reset the counter before each analysis, or keep the counter in Consumer.

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In `@scripts/jsc-exception-lint/jsc-exception-lint.cpp` at line 271, Reset
gCfgCount at the start of each HandleTranslationUnit analysis, or move the
counter into the Consumer instance, so each translation unit’s reported CFG
count starts from zero while preserving the existing per-unit duration
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1540-1542: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Include the directory in the ownership key.

m_cppStems stores only the basename stem. If a translation unit contains b/Bar.cpp and includes a/Bar.h, ownsFile treats a/Bar.h as owned because both stems are Bar. Another translation unit can report the same header finding again. Store the directory plus stem, or compare the full dir + stem path against the .cpp files in the current translation unit.

Proposed fix

-        m_cppStems.insert(name.substr(
-            s2 == std::string::npos ? 0 : s2 + 1,
-            name.size() - 4 - (s2 == std::string::npos ? 0 : s2 + 1)));
+        m_cppStems.insert(name.substr(0, name.size() - 4));
...
-    if (m_cppStems.count(stem))
+    if (m_cppStems.count(dir + stem))

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In `@scripts/jsc-exception-lint/jsc-exception-lint.cpp` around lines 1540 - 1542,
Update the m_cppStems ownership key construction to retain the source directory
together with the filename stem, and update ownsFile to compare this
directory-qualified key so same-named files in different directories are not
treated as owned. Preserve ownership matching for files within the current
translation unit.

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1419-1420: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Preserve overload identity in baseline keys.

qualifiedName(const NamedDecl *) calls NamedDecl::printQualifiedName, which does not include function parameter types. Therefore, baselineKey(const Finding&) can be identical for two overloads with the same file, finding kind, and callee. One baseline entry can suppress both findings. Include a stable overload discriminator, such as the mangled name or canonical parameter signature, and add a regression test.

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In `@scripts/jsc-exception-lint/jsc-exception-lint.cpp` around lines 1419 - 1420,
Update baselineKey(const Finding&) to include a stable overload discriminator
for the finding’s function or callee, such as its mangled name or canonical
parameter signature, so distinct overloads produce distinct baseline keys.
Preserve the existing key fields and add a regression test covering two
overloads that otherwise share the same key.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@scripts/jsc-exception-lint/jsc-exception-lint.cpp`:
- Around line 1540-1542: Update the m_cppStems ownership key construction to
retain the source directory together with the filename stem, and update ownsFile
to compare this directory-qualified key so same-named files in different
directories are not treated as owned. Preserve ownership matching for files
within the current translation unit.
- Around line 1419-1420: Update baselineKey(const Finding&) to include a stable
overload discriminator for the finding’s function or callee, such as its mangled
name or canonical parameter signature, so distinct overloads produce distinct
baseline keys. Preserve the existing key fields and add a regression test
covering two overloads that otherwise share the same key.

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The comments outside the diff range are addressed:

• Overloads shared a baseline key (e026a7c). The function column has the parameter types of the declaration now, for example Bun::f(JSC::JSGlobalObject *, int). The types print with their full scope whatever the source spells, and typedefs stay typedefs, so the key is the same on every platform. A template instantiation uses the types of its pattern (T), so one entry still covers every instantiation.
• Header ownership by stem (e026a7c). I removed the rule instead of qualifying the stem with the directory. The rule had a second problem: it hid findings. A template in Foo.h that only Bar.cpp instantiates was reported by no unit, because the unit that compiles Foo.cpp owned the header and never made that instantiation. A finding in a header is now reported by every unit that produces it, like a compiler warning in a header. The baseline key does not depend on the unit, so one entry still covers all of them. On the current tree the old rule hid nothing: the baseline has the same 58 entries.
• The CFG count in the timing line (d9b4a04) starts at zero for each translation unit.

test/internal/build-exception-lint.test.ts now runs the plugin that a build made on small fixtures: overloads, template instantiations, lambdas, a header finding with a same-stem .cpp, baseline suppression, and the stale-entry warning. Two of the three plugin tests fail with the previous plugin. They are skipped where no build made the plugin, which includes the CI test lanes.

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In `@scripts/jsc-exception-lint/jsc-exception-lint.cpp`:
- Around line 422-431: The signatureKey construction must distinguish C++ member
overloads by including their cv-qualifiers and ref-qualifiers from
CXXMethodDecl, in addition to the existing qualified name and parameter types.
Update signatureKey accordingly while preserving variadic handling, and add a
fixture covering same-parameter overloads that differ by these qualifiers.

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

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