Check for import statements in a CommonJS file after the import scanner runs - #40594
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Status: ready for review at 54ebaa2. CI is green for this change: 180 of 181 jobs pass, and the darwin x64 lane fails only Follow-up to #40568. Reproduced with a Review found that the parser could still return an AST with an error logged for the first token ( Tests: |
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In `@test/js/bun/resolve/build-error.test.ts`:
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. Both earlier inline points are now addressed — direct.stdout is drained, and parser-generated records are excluded via the !import_record.range.is_empty() filter with a JSX test pinning it. A human look is still worthwhile because the new p.log().errors > orig_error_count gate after to_ast broadens what returns Err(SyntaxError) beyond the relocated check (import-scanner and React Compiler errors now fail the parse instead of returning an AST with logged errors), and the removed RuntimeTranspilerStore guard depends on that invariant holding.
What was reviewed:
- Relocated CJS-vs-import check in
parse_entry.rs— iteratesast.import_recordspost-to_ast, same flags filter plus empty-range skip; error text and notes byte-identical to the original. RuntimeTranspilerStore.rsguard removal — traced that_parsenow returnsErrwheneverto_astlogged errors, so the deleted branch is unreachable on this path.- New tests follow harness conventions (
tempDir,test.concurrent,Buffer.allocfiller, pipes drained concurrently, stdout asserted before exit code).
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Overview
The PR relocates the "Cannot use import statement with CommonJS-only features" check in src/js_parser/parse/parse_entry.rs from before to_ast() to after it, so TypeScript type-only imports (marked IS_UNUSED by the import scanner inside to_ast) and parser-synthesized records with an empty range (the JSX automatic-runtime import) are excluded. A new if p.log().errors > orig_error_count { return Err(SyntaxError) } gate after to_ast makes the parser return an error rather than an AST when this (or any other to_ast-phase logging) fires. The corresponding transpiler.log().errors > 0 guard in src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs is removed as now-dead. Two tests are added in test/js/bun/resolve/build-error.test.ts (type-only import loads on all three entry paths; JSX+module.exports does not surface the Try require( hint) and one in test/cli/run/transpiler-cache.test.ts (a file whose parse logged this error is never written to the on-disk cache across two runs).
Security risks
None identified. This is parser control-flow reordering with no new input parsing, no allocation-size arithmetic on untrusted data, and no auth/crypto/network surface. The moved block is byte-identical in its error construction; the only new predicate is !import_record.range.is_empty(), which narrows what triggers the error.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate-to-high. The parser's module-format detection sits on the runtime load path for every file, and the change alters the parser's error-return contract: previously _parse could return Ok(Ast) with errors logged during to_ast (the PR description names "Multiple exports with the same name" and React Compiler failures as examples); now those return Err(SyntaxError). The PR asserts every caller already treats a logged-error parse as a build error, and the RuntimeTranspilerStore guard removal is justified by that — but this is exactly the kind of cross-caller invariant a maintainer familiar with cache::JavaScript::parse, jsc_hooks.rs, the bundler, and the dev server should confirm. The commonjs_at_runtime gating (only the two runtime loaders set it) limits blast radius for the relocated check itself, but the new post-to_ast error gate is unconditional.
Other factors
Both of my earlier inline comments were addressed by subsequent commits (2995771 drains direct.stdout; 62e5358/3f6b698f add the empty-range skip and a JSX regression test). The new tests follow the repo's harness conventions closely — test.concurrent for independent subprocess spawns, tempDir with using, Buffer.alloc(n, fill).toString() for filler, all pipes drained in a single Promise.all, and stdout/stderr asserted before exit codes. No CODEOWNERS entries cover the changed paths. The exit reason was dry_streak, so the hunt ran to completion without being budget-limited.
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In `@test/js/bun/resolve/build-error.test.ts`:
- Around line 201-206: Update the subprocess result handling in the JSX test to
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…er runs The "Cannot use import statement with CommonJS-only features" check ran before to_ast, where the import scanner marks TypeScript imports that are only used as types as unused. A .ts file with such an import next to module.exports was rejected by require() and, since #40568, by import() as well, although the printed output has no import statement at all. Move the check after to_ast so it skips the elided imports. Make the parser return SyntaxError when errors were logged in this last phase, like the parse and visit phases already do, and drop the now redundant log check in RuntimeTranspilerStore.
The JSX runtime import is added by the parser with an empty range and
without IS_INTERNAL. Reporting it as "Cannot use import statement" with
a note to require("react/jsx-dev-runtime") blames the user for an import
they did not write. Leave those records out, so a JSX file with
module.exports fails the same way it did before.
Parser::init primes the lexer with one next() call, and _parse took its error baseline only after that. An error the lexer logged for the first token (an identifier spelled with escapes, such as \u0030foo, or an out-of-range Unicode escape) was invisible to the three halt checks, so the parse returned an AST with an error in the log. require() caught it through the log check in the sync loader. import() did not, and either executed the file or handed the printed output to JSC and cached it. Take the baseline in Parser::init before the priming next() and carry it on the Parser. A debug assertion in cache::JavaScript::parse pins that an AST never comes back with a logged error.
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src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs— Removedtranspiler.log().errors > 0guard was not dead on theAlreadyBundled(// @ bun) path — a non-halting lexer error logged during the primingnext()inParser::initnow reachesimport()uncaught and the log entry is silently droppedExtended reasoning...
Parser::init(parse_entry.rs:325) callslexer.next()after capturingorig_error_count; the lexer'sadd_range_error(src/ast/lexer_log.rs:62) logs and returnsOk(()), so a first-token error like0foopopulatestemp_log.errorswithout failinginit. In_parse,dont_bundle_twice(set at RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs:807) makes line 781–784 returnOk(Result::AlreadyBundled)before the firstlog.errors > orig_error_countcheck at line 851 — so the parser's new post-visit/post-to_astguards never run, and this PR's invariant ("the parser no longer returns [Ok] with new errors logged") does not hold on this path (only theAstvariant is covered by the cache.rs debug_assert).parse_maybe_return_file_only_allow_shared_bufferreturnsSome(ParseResult{ already_bundled: SourceCode, .. }), and with the guard removed execution falls through to line 979–993, packaging the raw source intoresolved_sourcewithparse_error = None.AsyncModule::fulfill(src/jsc/AsyncModule.rs:164–176) only readslogin theErrarm, so the loggedInvalid identifier: "0foo"…Verification: nit — The core claim (the removed guard was not dead on the
AlreadyBundledpath) is correct, but the concrete example is wrong and the consequence is overstated. Mechanism verified: -src/ast/lexer_log.rs:62-81—add_range_errorlogs and returnsOk(()), so it is non-halting. -src/js_parser/parse/parse_entry.rs:319capturesorig_error_countbeforelexer.next()?at :325. -… | nit…
The "// @Bun" pragma and the runtime transpiler cache return from _parse before the first halt check, so an error logged for the first token could still come back with an Ok result on those paths. Check for it right after the hashbang, so every Ok result carries no logged error.
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ast/lib.rs: #40722 makes Location own its namespace on the lines where this branch computes line and column from the tracker counts; main's Cow with this branch's conversions. parse_entry.rs: #40594 tells a parser-generated import record apart by its empty range, which on this branch is range.is_some().
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.tsfile with an import that is only used as a type, next tomodule.exports, fails to load withCannot use import statement with CommonJS-only features. TypeScript drops such an import, so the transpiled file is plain CommonJS.require()and the entry point have rejected it for a long time. Since Report parser errors on the async module transpile path #40568,importandimport()reject it too. On 1.4.1 they loaded it.P::_parsebeforeto_ast(src/js_parser/parse/parse_entry.rs:1569). The import scanner insideto_astis what marks an elided TypeScript importIS_UNUSED(src/js_parser/scan/scan_imports.rs:287), so the check saw every import as live.Fix
to_ast, overast.import_records. TheIS_INTERNAL | IS_UNUSEDskip now sees the scanner's result. Records with an empty range are skipped too: the parser generates them (the JSX runtime import), and the user cannot replace those withrequire(). The error text and notes are unchanged._parsenow halts afterto_astas it already does after the parse and visit phases (parse_entry.rs:849,:1110).Parser::inittakes the error baseline before the priminglexer.next(), and_parsechecks it right after the hashbang, before the// @bunpragma and transpiler cache returns, so an error on the first token (\u0030foo, an out-of-range\u{110000}escape) counts on every path. Before, such a file came back as anOkresult with an error in the log. A debug assertion incache::JavaScript::parsepins the invariant.importstatement runs as CommonJS, as it did before. A file that keeps one is still rejected on all paths. Every caller already treats a parse that fails this way as a build error with the log attached.log().errors > 0check Report parser errors on the async module transpile path #40568 added toRuntimeTranspilerStore. The parser no longer returns an AST with a logged error, so it was dead.test/js/bun/resolve/build-error.test.ts(type-only import case fails on main, passes here; JSX and first-token cases, the latter also through a// @bunfile),test/cli/run/transpiler-cache.test.ts(no cache entry for a file whose parse logged an error). Also rantest/js/bun/typescript/,test/bundler/transpiler/,test/js/bun/resolve/, the CJS/ESM tests intest/cli/run/,test/js/node/module/and eight bundler suites.Background
P::_parsehas three phases: parse statements, visit, andto_ast(final assembly).to_astruns the import scanner, which records exports and drops TypeScript imports with no value use by marking their recordIS_UNUSED.Parser::initreads the first token before_parsestarts.module,exports, top-levelreturn) is printed inside a function wrapper. Animportstatement is invalid there, so the parser reports the mix.cache::JavaScript::parsemaps a parserErrtoOk(None)and keeps the log. The runtime turns that into aBuildMessagerejection, the bundler into a failed build.Notes
Repro:
1.4.1:
import()prints{ f: { x: 1 } },require()andbun mixed.tsfail. main (4dd0588): all three fail. This branch: all three load.Cases probed on this branch, via
import():import type { Foo }plusmodule.exportsloads.import { Foo, x }withxused as a value plusmodule.exportsis rejected. A bareimport "./dep"plusmodule.exportsis rejected. A.jsfile with an unusedimportplusmodule.exportsis rejected (JavaScript keeps unused imports at runtime).import { Foo }plusexports.f = ...loads.commonjs_at_runtimeis only set by the two runtime module loaders (src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs:2652,src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs:808), so the relocated check cannot fire in the bundler or the dev server.A
.tsxfile with JSX next tomodule.exportsfails on 1.4.1 and on main with JSC'sSyntaxError, because the generatedimport { jsxDEV } from "react/jsx-dev-runtime"is printed inside the wrapper. Without the empty-range skip this branch reported it asCannot use import statement with CommonJS-only featureswithnote: Try require("react/jsx-dev-runtime") insteadand no location. With the skip it fails as before. #38012 makes that case work by binding the helpers withrequire().The first-token hole, found in review:
Parser::initcallslexer.next()once, and_parsetook its baseline only afterwards.Lexer::nextlogsInvalid identifierandUnicode escape sequence is out of rangeand returnsOk, so on the first token none of the halt checks saw them. With theRuntimeTranspilerStorecheck gone,import()of\u{110000}abc; console.log("ran"); module.exports = {}executed the file andimport()of\u0030foo = 1;handed0foo = 1;to JSC and wrote it to the transpiler cache, whilerequire()rejected both. Taking the baseline inParser::initcloses it for every caller.The sync path's own post-parse check at
src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs:2761is now redundant as well. It is left alone here to keep this change small.The new transpiler-cache test fails on 1.4.1 (the first run writes a cache entry for the broken output and reports JSC's
SyntaxError). On main it already passes through theRuntimeTranspilerStorecheck. It pins the invariant now that the parser carries it.In this container the
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