bundler: drop a dynamic entry from a chunk key when every importer is preceded by the key - #40660
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WalkthroughThe linker now computes dynamic-entry precedence with an immediate-dominator importer graph. It excludes self-imports, synchronous ChangesDynamic entry chunk folding
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I reviewed the follow-up commit and didn't find any bugs. The rewrite replaces the forward preceded(K) fixpoint with reachability-from-roots-avoiding-K, which handles the import() back-edge case and is a superset of the base branch's guaranteed rule; given the subtlety of the graph reasoning here, a human look is still worthwhile.
Checked: the new load_class on the main→x, x→{y,d}, y→x cycle (the shape from the earlier thread, now covered by FoldsChunkBehindDynamicImportCycle) drops d from {main,d} as the base branch did; roots-in-key are correctly not BFS-seeded and dependents only targets guaranteed entries so root→root import() edges are still covered via direct root seeding; a reachable key cannot reduce to empty (the first key-member on any root path has a non-key importer that the BFS reaches), so the empty-class fallback only fires on dead keys; the u32 epoch reset is per distinct chunk key, not per file, so overflow is not a practical concern.
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Overview
The PR widens rule 1 of merge_small_chunks so a dynamic entry D is dropped from a chunk key when no importer of D is reachable from a process root without passing through the key, replacing the base branch's single-guarantor intersection. My earlier inline comment showed the first version (a forward least-fixpoint preceded(K) seeded from K with an importer countdown) missed keys the base branch folded whenever an import() back-edge kept a countdown from reaching zero. Commit a51c193 rewrote the closure as a BFS from roots-not-in-key over the dependents adjacency and drops D when none of its importers were reached, and added splitting/FoldsChunkBehindDynamicImportCycle, which is structurally the exact counterexample from that thread (main→x, x→{y,d}, y→x, shared in main+d).
Security risks
None. This is a pure in-memory graph analysis over already-parsed module metadata; no untrusted input parsing, no I/O, no allocation sizes derived from external data. All indexing is into vectors sized to entry_points_len and iterated via bitset iterators over the same domain.
Level of scrutiny
High. The correctness argument is a dominator-style claim over a directed graph with cycles, and getting it wrong either regresses chunk merging (the first version) or merges chunks that aren't actually co-loaded (a runtime bug). I traced the soundness argument (first load of D via importer I: the root→I runtime path must hit some K member, which cannot be D on the first load, so a K\{D} member loaded first) and the superset argument (if E ∈ guaranteed[D] and E ∈ K, E dominates D, so every root→importer-of-D path hits K, hence no importer is reached). I also checked that dependents[importer] is populated for root importers (only the target is filtered on guaranteed), so a root-in-key that import()s a guaranteed entry outside the key correctly leaves that entry unreached, and that the empty-class guard is only reachable for keys no root can load.
Other factors
Two new itBundled tests land in the existing test/bundler/bundler_splitting.test.ts per convention, and the cycle test asserts the exact output set plus a run: check, so it fails for the right reason on both the base branch (extra shared chunk) and the first version of this PR (same). Per-key cost is now proportional to what the BFS reaches rather than the old O(N²·words) fixpoint, and the PR's chain benchmark (1.16→0.81 s) is consistent with that. I'm deferring rather than approving because the change is a non-trivial algorithmic rewrite in a bundler hot path with performance claims, which per the repo's review guidance warrants a maintainer's eyes.
… a backward importer walk Build the import() graph once as CSR, compute immediate dominators (Cooper-Harvey-Kennedy), and per candidate accept immediately when a key entry is on its idom chain; otherwise walk importers backward stopping at the key and bail at the first root. Replaces the per-key forward walk from every root. Output is byte-identical; a 3000-entry import() chain builds in 2.9 s instead of 3.3 s. Also drop the rustup toolchain-install step from the host cargo build; the pinned toolchain is already installed and the step needs network.
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178-178: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve Rust target provisioning for cross builds.
emitRust()always selectsrust_build, andcargoBuildInvocation()always passes--target <triple>. This rule has no target-provisioning step.RUSTUP_TOOLCHAINbypasses the target list inrust-toolchain.toml, so a missing non-hostrust-stdcomponent can make Cargo fail before compilation.Add target provisioning to
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In `@src/bundler/linker_context/mergeSmallChunks.rs`:
- Around line 423-439: Add a debug assertion immediately after the edge fill
loops and before the successors closure, verifying every CSR cursor offsets[n +
1] equals its bucket end offsets[n + 2] for all valid nodes. Keep the existing
successors closure and fill logic unchanged.
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In `@scripts/build/rust.ts`:
- Line 178: Update the Rust build flow around emitRust(),
cargoBuildInvocation(), and the rust_build rule so cross builds provision the
requested non-host rust-std target before invoking Cargo with --target; preserve
native builds and ensure an equivalent provisioning step is used if cross builds
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| for i in 2..offsets.len() { | ||
| offsets[i] += offsets[i - 1]; | ||
| } | ||
| let edges: &mut [u32] = temp.alloc_slice_fill_copy(offsets[offsets.len() - 1] as usize, 0u32); | ||
| for entry_id in 0..entry_points_len { | ||
| let mut bits = AutoBitSet::init_empty(entry_points_len)?; | ||
| if has_guarantors(entry_id) { | ||
| bits.set_all(true); | ||
| bits.unset(entry_id); | ||
| if !guaranteed.is_set(entry_id) { | ||
| edges[offsets[vroot + 1] as usize] = entry_id as u32; | ||
| offsets[vroot + 1] += 1; | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
| let mut iter = importer_bits[entry_id].iterator::<true, true>(); | ||
| while let Some(importer) = iter.next() { | ||
| edges[offsets[importer + 1] as usize] = entry_id as u32; | ||
| offsets[importer + 1] += 1; | ||
| } | ||
| guaranteed.push(bits); | ||
| } | ||
| let mut next = AutoBitSet::init_empty(entry_points_len)?; | ||
| loop { | ||
| let mut changed = false; | ||
| for (entry_id, importers) in importer_bits.iter().enumerate() { | ||
| if !has_guarantors(entry_id) { | ||
| let successors = |node: usize| &edges[offsets[node] as usize..offsets[node + 1] as usize]; |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the CSR cursor invariant after the fill pass.
The comment on Line 408 describes successors_of(n) = edges[offsets[n]..offsets[n + 1]], but that identity holds only after the fill pass advances each offsets[n + 1] cursor by the out-degree of n. Before the fill pass, offsets[n + 1] is the start of n and offsets[n + 2] is its end. A future edit that moves the successors closure above Line 427, or that changes the + 2 / + 1 shift, produces a silent off-by-one in chunk keys instead of a crash. Add a debug assertion that every cursor reached the end of its bucket.
🧪 Proposed assertion
let successors = |node: usize| &edges[offsets[node] as usize..offsets[node + 1] as usize];Insert before that line:
+ // Each cursor advanced over its own bucket, so `offsets[n]` is now the
+ // start of `n`'s edges and `offsets[n + 1]` is the end.
+ debug_assert_eq!(offsets[vroot + 1], offsets[vroot + 2]);
+ debug_assert_eq!(offsets[vroot + 1] as usize, edges.len());🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/bundler/linker_context/mergeSmallChunks.rs` around lines 423 - 439, Add a
debug assertion immediately after the edge fill loops and before the successors
closure, verifying every CSR cursor offsets[n + 1] equals its bucket end
offsets[n + 2] for all valid nodes. Keep the existing successors closure and
fill logic unchanged.
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| // When the toolchain is rustup-managed and pinned, route through | ||
| // `rust_build_cross`, which does `rustup toolchain install ...` | ||
| // before cargo. That makes the first build after a `rust-toolchain.toml` | ||
| // channel bump (and a partially auto-installed toolchain) self-heal — | ||
| // see the rule comment above. Tier 1/2 also pass `--target <triple>` so | ||
| // the prebuilt `rust-std` for the cross triple is installed; Tier 3 omits | ||
| // it (no prebuilt — cargo gets `-Zbuild-std` instead) and just gets | ||
| // `rust-src`. Local builds without rustup, or without a pinned channel, | ||
| // fall back to plain `rust_build` and trust whatever toolchain `cfg.cargo` | ||
| // resolves to. | ||
| const useCrossRule = findRustup(cfg) !== undefined && cfg.rustToolchain !== undefined; | ||
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| outputs: [lib], | ||
| rule: useCrossRule ? "rust_build_cross" : "rust_build", | ||
| rule: "rust_build", |
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🔴 Unrelated deletion of rust_build_cross / findRustup() regresses CI toolchain self-healing
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This bundler PR deletes the findRustup() helper and the rust_build_cross ninja rule so emitRust now unconditionally emits plain rust_build. On the base branch, when cfg.rustToolchain is pinned and cargo is a rustup proxy (every CI agent), the build prefixed cargo with rustup toolchain install … --component rust-src [--target …] to repair a partially auto-installed toolchain (rustc/cargo present, no rust-std, no channel manifest). After merge, a CI agent in that state hits error[E0463]: can't find crate for core or error: Missing manifest in toolchain '<channel>-<host>' and the build fails instead of self-healing. Nothing in the PR title/description mentions this build-system change, and it leaves four stale references to rust_build_cross behind (rust-lto-fix-cli.ts:39, tools.ts:696, source.ts:638, source.ts:647). The fix is to drop the scripts/build/rust.ts hunk from this PR entirely (or, if the removal is intentional, land it separately with the stale comments cleaned up and the workarounds.ts self-obsoleting entry that scripts/build/CLAUDE.md…
Verification: normal — The diff at scripts/build/rust.ts deletes findRustup() (base lines 178-188), the entire rust_build_cross rule registration (base lines 246-337, including its 40-line rationale comment), and the useCrossRule selection in emitRust (base lines 897-907, 913), replacing it with an unconditional rule: "rust_build". Yet rust.ts:645 still sets `env.RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN =… | normal — The…
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What does this PR do?
Widens rule 1 of
mergeSmallChunks(#40506), the always-on fold of code-splitting chunks that are loaded under the same conditions.Rule 1 drops an
import()entryDfrom a chunk key whenDcan never be the first thing loaded among the key's entries. #40506 required a single entry to precedeDon every path (guaranteed[D], the intersection overD's importers). That never fires when the same module isimport()ed from two places that don't have a common ancestor: with two entriesmainandreplthat bothimport("./cmd"), the{main, repl, cmd}chunk is loaded exactly when the{main, repl}chunk is (whichever waycmdloads,mainorreplcame first), butguaranteed[cmd] = {main} ∩ {repl} = ∅kept the two chunks apart.The new rule is per key:
Dis redundant when no importer ofDcan be reached from a process root throughimport()s without passing through the key. Roots are the entries nothing is known to precede: user entries,require()targets (#40519), entries with an importer that may be mid-evaluation at a top-level await, and entries nothing imports.load_classwalks theimport()graph from the roots outside the key, stopping at the key's entries, and drops each key entry none of whose importers was reached. The guarantor may differ per path, which is the only change in what is folded; importer cycles behind the key (lazy pages thatimport()each other) fold as before, and a key whose entries onlyimport()each other is left alone.The walk is a single pass per distinct chunk key over an epoch-stamped scratch array, so its cost is proportional to what the roots reach, not to the number of entries. A first cut that rescanned every entry to a fixpoint per key took 448 s on a 3000-entry
import()chain thatmainbundles in 1.2 s; this version takes 0.85 s on it.A self-
import()is dropped from an entry's importers up front, so an entry that also imports itself is treated like any other.Measurements
A real ~2400-module CLI compiled with
--compile --splitting --bytecode(macOS arm64, release builds;mainis 65362b5):importstatementsimport()Startup (interleaved runs, medians): the
import()of the main screen 45.0 → 42.0 ms in the interactive path (15 runs) and 79.2 → 69.7 ms in the headless path (20 runs); time to first render 388 → 372 ms (hyperfine, 20 runs). Peakphys_footprintat first render 247 → 242 MB, within run-to-run noise. Bundling the CLI takes the same ~5.8 s.Synthetic graphs (3000
import()entries + 3000 shared modules,bun build --splitting --target=bun, hyperfine 5 runs): random importers 327 → 326 ms, a chain of entries 1.16 → 0.85 s.How did you verify your code works?
test/bundler/bundler_splitting.test.ts: newFoldsChunkWhoseImportersTheKeyCovers(cmdisimport()ed frommainand from a lazy module onlyreplloads; fails onmainwith 6 outputs, passes with 5) andFoldsChunkBehindDynamicImportCycle(main → x ⇄ y,x → d; the{main, d}chunk folds intomain.jsas onmain), plus the existing 57 tests.test/bundler/bundler_compile_splitting.test.ts(19) andtest/bundler/esbuild/splitting.test.ts(26) pass.