compile: resolve Worker, import() and require() specifiers against embedded modules consistently (incl. Windows) - #40619
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…inst the executable
new Worker() in a standalone executable only found an embedded entry point for
"./w", "./w.ts" and the other non-.js source extensions. "./w.js" fell through
to the filesystem (so it worked only when the cwd was the build root), a file: URL
/ absolute path with the source extension (new URL("./w.ts", import.meta.url))
was never mapped to the embedded .js name, and on Windows the absolute form came
back in backslash syntax that the module loader then failed to read.
Resolve all of them the same way: make the specifier absolute under the embedded
root, look it up, then look up the .js name bun build --compile gave it, and
return the graph's canonical name.
WalkthroughEmbedded standalone modules now use shared graph resolution for workers and runtime imports. Source-origin data uses ChangesEmbedded resolution
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change improves embedded-module resolution across Workers, dynamic imports, require(), and Windows paths, but empty specifiers can currently crash a compiled executable instead of reporting a module-not-found error. Merge should wait for that guard to be added. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@src/jsc/web_worker.rs`:
- Around line 1302-1327: Update the relative-path handling around
join_abs_string_buf to use join_abs_string_buf_checked with three bytes reserved
for the .js rewrite, and return None when the checked join cannot fit. Preserve
the existing path lookup and extension rewrite behavior for paths that fit,
preventing pathbuf[stem_len..stem_len + 3] from exceeding capacity.
In `@test/bundler/bundler_compile.test.ts`:
- Around line 439-452: Extend the specs array in the Worker resolution test with
a platform-conditional entry representing an absolute path spelled directly in
the platform’s native syntax, distinct from a file URL. Derive it from an
existing fixture such as wjs.js and reshape the URL pathname or use the embedded
root so Windows uses a raw native backslash path while other platforms use their
native absolute form, thereby exercising resolve_entry_point_specifier’s
spelled-out absolute-path branch.
- Line 438: Replace the inline require("os") usage in the test setup with a
module-scope import of the needed os symbol, then use that imported symbol in
the process.chdir call. Keep the test focused on Worker specifier resolution and
preserve its existing behavior.
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…solute path in native syntax
…edded modules a file: origin - The extension mapping and canonical-name lookup move into Resolver::resolve's standalone-graph branch (find_in_standalone_graph), so Worker entry points, import() and require() of an embedded entry point all resolve the same way; resolve_entry_point_specifier just asks the resolver with the embedded root as the source directory. - Embedded modules were given a builtin:// source origin (they are served through the builtin-module fetch path). import() takes its referrer from the origin, and on Windows 'builtin://B:/~BUN/root/app.exe' parses with host 'B' and comes back as 'B/~BUN/root/app.exe', so no runtime import() from an embedded module could resolve a relative specifier there. They now get the file: origin of their own path (ResolvedSource.origin_path, formerly bytecode-only).
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…ed module, called by the resolver's standalone branch and directly by Worker entry-point resolution (no trip through Resolver::resolve, no filesystem work on a miss)
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In `@src/resolver/resolver.rs`:
- Around line 6747-6751: Update the relative-specifier branch in the resolver to
use bun_paths::join_abs_string_buf_checked instead of the unchecked join,
returning None when the joined path cannot fit in buf. Preserve the existing
handling for non-relative specifiers and the later .js rewrite guard.
- Around line 6755-6767: The extension used by the fallback logic around
graph.find_assume_standalone_path must be normalized to lowercase before
matching against the supported TypeScript and JavaScript extensions. Preserve
the existing fallback behavior so uppercase variants such as .TS can match and
be replaced with .js.
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…replaces the free fn and the now-dead find()); checked join for long relative specifiers; case-insensitive source extensions; accept .\ on Windows; is_standalone_module back to pub(crate)
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In `@test/bundler/bundler_compile.test.ts`:
- Line 582: Update the oversized specifier construction in the outcome call to
use Buffer.alloc with a length of 70000 and fill value "a", converting it to a
string before appending the .ts suffix; preserve the existing test behavior.
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…indows join dropped it); test expectations for Windows: import.meta.path has no .exe, embedded names are case-sensitive there too
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In `@src/resolver/standalone_module_graph.rs`:
- Around line 29-31: Update the resolver logic around the specifier validation
condition to return None when specifier is empty before evaluating
specifier[specifier.len() - 1]. Preserve the existing module-not-found
resolution behavior for empty import, require, and Worker entry specifiers,
while leaving non-empty relative and embedded-path checks unchanged.
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Fixes #15981 (and its duplicates #29124, #16869):
new Worker(new URL("./workers/worker.ts", import.meta.url))/.href/"./worker.js"in a compiled executable now find the embedded entry point.What
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bun build --compileexecutable, whether a specifier found an embedded module depended on how it was spelled and which API asked. Withentry.ts+w.js/w.ts/w.mjs/mod.tscompiled in and the process running from an unrelated cwd:new Worker("./w"),("./w.ts"),("./w.mjs")new Worker("./w.js")ModuleNotFound(resolved against the cwd)new Worker(new URL("./w.js", import.meta.url))(or.href, or the absolute path)ENOENT reading "B:\~BUN\root\w.js"new Worker(new URL("./w.ts", import.meta.url)),…/w.mjsModuleNotFound "/$bunfs/root/w.ts"import(x)/require(x)withx = "./mod.ts"or"./mod"Cannot find moduleimport(x)withx = "./mod.js"(any relative specifier)Cannot find module './mod.js' imported from B/~BUN/root/entry.exe("run-time" = a specifier the bundler could not see and rewrite at build time.)
Two changes:
.jsname" mapping lived only inweb_worker.rs, only for relative string specifiers, and skipped the plain.jscase; absolute paths (what afile:URL becomes) got one exact lookup, and a hit returned the caller's spelling rather than the graph's name (on Windows, the backslash form the loader then tried to read from disk). The mapping now lives inResolver::resolve's existing standalone-graph branch (find_in_standalone_graph: exact name, then the.jsname for a source extension or none, returning the graph's canonical name), so Worker entry points,import()andrequire()all resolve identically;resolve_entry_point_specifierjust asks the resolver with the embedded root as the source directory and otherwise falls through exactly as before.file:source origin. They are served through the builtin-module fetch path and were given abuiltin://<path>origin.import()takes its referrer from the origin; on Windowsbuiltin://B:/~BUN/root/app.exeparses with hostBand comes back asB/~BUN/root/app.exe, so no run-timeimport()from an embedded module could resolve a relative specifier (POSIX only worked becausebuiltin:///$bunfs/…'s path happens to round-trip).ResolvedSource.bytecode_origin_pathbecomesorigin_pathand embedded files always set it to their own path (or, with--bytecode, the cache's path as before).Test
bundler_compile.test.ts:compile/WorkerSpecifierForms—.js,.ts,.mjsworker entry points; deletes the sources,chdirs away, starts a Worker by ten spellings (relative with/without/other extension,URLobject ×3,href, native absolute path). Fails on 1.4 (Linux 3/10, Windows 6/10).compile/DynamicImportEmbeddedEntryPoint— run-timeimport()andrequire()of an embedded entry by./mod.ts,./mod.js,./mod, andfile:URL, plus a miss that still rejects. Fails on 1.4.Both verified on Linux x64 and Windows x64.