compile: resolve module record names through the bytecode string table - #40677
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A compiled executable's module records stored their names as a separate UTF-8 table that the runtime atomized with AtomString::fromUTF8, while the chunk's bytecode resolves the same names through the executable's EncoderStringTable (>= 4 chars) or inline slots (1-3 chars) via the Decoder. JSC's module environment and import entries key on atom identity, so any divergence between the two paths leaves a declared import or module-level var unresolvable ("X is not defined" for a name that exists in the bundle). The module-info table is now a slot table spelled exactly like the bytecode cache's string slots, and the runtime resolves each slot the way the Decoder does, so both sides reach one atom by construction. Records outside an executable (runtime transpiler cache, --isolate) keep their own table.
Also compile a chunk's bytecode from its text decoded as UTF-8 instead of reading the bytes as Latin-1: any chunk with non-ASCII text (a --banner, a verbatim identifier) had a source key that never matched the runtime's UTF-16 string, so its embedded bytecode was silently rejected and it parsed from source.
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WalkthroughThe PR changes module-info strings from shared WTF-8 storage to inline Latin-1/UTF-16 records or executable slots. It adds UTF-16 conversion and hashing, updates bytecode FFI paths, changes standalone graph serialization, invalidates older caches, and adds regression tests. ChangesUTF-16 module metadata and bytecode support
WebKit version update
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change can mis-handle non-ASCII module metadata because UTF-16 data may not be stored with the alignment required by the runtime, and an allocation-failure path may record the wrong module name. The PR is not merge-ready until these bounded correctness issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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…-info names via JSC's slot API A chunk with non-ASCII text (a --banner, a hashbang, a verbatim identifier) was kept in the executable as UTF-8 and decoded into a fresh UTF-16 copy on every launch, while its bytecode had been compiled from the same bytes read as Latin-1, so the two never agreed and the bytecode was silently rejected. Now the section holds the WTF::StringImpl body clone_utf8 builds (Latin-1 when ASCII, else UTF-16 at an even offset) with its hash, the runtime aliases it, and the bytecode generator is handed the same string. Encoding::Binary remains for assets and client chunks. The module-info slot table is now written by EncoderStringTable::slotFor and read by DecoderStringTable::atomForSlot (oven-sh/WebKit#527), replacing the copies of the inline-string rule this branch had on the Bun side. The WebKit pin points at that PR's preview build.
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… not WTF-8 A record outside an executable (runtime transpiler cache, --isolate) carried its names as WTF-8 and the runtime decoded each one with AtomString::fromUTF8. The table now holds WTF::StringImpl bodies (8-bit when the name fits Latin-1, else UTF-16), so loading a record is one AtomStringImpl::add per name with no decode, and a name a UTF-8 decoder rejects (a lone surrogate) no longer turns into a null identifier. One Rust enum, ModuleInfoStrings, presents both record kinds through one API: an executable's names are slots JSC resolves; a self-contained record's names are characters Bun hands to the atom table. Transpiler cache format version 27.
…UTF-16 chunks, non-compile bytecode key, exact test counts - Bun__EncoderStringTable__slotFor: an empty export/import name no longer dereferences a null impl. - encode_text_module / CachedBytecode::generate: a Dead string from clone_utf8 is an OOM crash, not an empty module. - File::utf8_contents(): fs.readFileSync / Bun.file / stat on an embedded JS chunk stored as UTF-16 hand back its UTF-8 text, as before. - Runtime loads of an already-bundled file build the source with clone_utf8, matching what --bytecode compiled, so a non-ASCII --bytecode bundle without --compile still hits its cache. - Tests: exact hit/miss counts; readback of a non-ASCII compiled chunk; non-compile --bytecode with a non-ASCII banner.
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In `@src/js_printer/lib.rs`:
- Around line 245-256: Update slot_for_wtf8 in src/js_printer/lib.rs at lines
245-256 to use the WTF-8-preserving UTF-16 conversion when populating the shared
string table, avoiding BunString::clone_utf8 replacement of lone surrogates. The
corresponding use in src/jsc/CachedBytecode.rs at lines 38-39 requires no direct
change; it is the sibling site demonstrating the consistency issue.
In `@src/jsc/CachedBytecode.rs`:
- Around line 37-42: Update slot_for_wtf8 to check string.is_dead() immediately
after BunString::clone_utf8, matching CachedBytecode::generate, and call
bun_alloc::out_of_memory() when the clone is dead before invoking
Bun__EncoderStringTable__slotFor.
In `@src/standalone_graph/StandaloneModuleGraph.rs`:
- Around line 599-612: Update StandaloneModule::utf8_contents at the u16 pointer
cast to add the same pointer-alignment debug_assert and clippy
cast_ptr_alignment expectation used by to_wtf_string, preserving the existing
UTF-16 conversion behavior and documenting the shared section-byte alignment
invariant.
In `@test/cli/test/isolation.test.ts`:
- Around line 198-217: Add a sentinel in the cached names module and have
b.test.ts assert it so the test proves the module was linked from the
SourceProvider cache rather than reparsed; update the --isolate test’s output
assertions to also require zero failures, while preserving the existing
name-value and exitCode checks.
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| /// The 4-byte cache slot for a module-info string (`EncoderStringTable::slotFor`). | ||
| pub fn slot_for_wtf8(this: NonNull<EncoderStringTable>, wtf8: &[u8]) -> u32 { | ||
| let string = BunString::clone_utf8(wtf8); | ||
| // SAFETY: `this` is a live table; `string` is live for the call. | ||
| unsafe { Bun__EncoderStringTable__slotFor(this.as_ptr(), &string) } | ||
| } |
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Add the same dead-string guard that generate uses.
CachedBytecode::generate (Lines 125-128) checks source.is_dead() after BunString::clone_utf8 and calls bun_alloc::out_of_memory(). slot_for_wtf8 performs the same clone_utf8 with no check.
If the clone fails, the dead string reaches Bun__EncoderStringTable__slotFor. The function then returns a slot for the wrong name instead of aborting. Every module-info id that maps to that slot resolves to the wrong identifier in the compiled executable, and nothing downstream can detect it: JSC__IdentifierArray__setFromSlot only reports failure when the slot cannot be resolved at all.
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pub fn slot_for_wtf8(this: NonNull<EncoderStringTable>, wtf8: &[u8]) -> u32 {
let string = BunString::clone_utf8(wtf8);
+ if string.is_dead() {
+ bun_alloc::out_of_memory();
+ }
// SAFETY: `this` is a live table; `string` is live for the call.
unsafe { Bun__EncoderStringTable__slotFor(this.as_ptr(), &string) }
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| /// The 4-byte cache slot for a module-info string (`EncoderStringTable::slotFor`). | |
| pub fn slot_for_wtf8(this: NonNull<EncoderStringTable>, wtf8: &[u8]) -> u32 { | |
| let string = BunString::clone_utf8(wtf8); | |
| // SAFETY: `this` is a live table; `string` is live for the call. | |
| unsafe { Bun__EncoderStringTable__slotFor(this.as_ptr(), &string) } | |
| } | |
| /// The 4-byte cache slot for a module-info string (`EncoderStringTable::slotFor`). | |
| pub fn slot_for_wtf8(this: NonNull<EncoderStringTable>, wtf8: &[u8]) -> u32 { | |
| let string = BunString::clone_utf8(wtf8); | |
| if string.is_dead() { | |
| bun_alloc::out_of_memory(); | |
| } | |
| // SAFETY: `this` is a live table; `string` is live for the call. | |
| unsafe { Bun__EncoderStringTable__slotFor(this.as_ptr(), &string) } | |
| } |
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In `@src/jsc/CachedBytecode.rs` around lines 37 - 42, Update slot_for_wtf8 to
check string.is_dead() immediately after BunString::clone_utf8, matching
CachedBytecode::generate, and call bun_alloc::out_of_memory() when the clone is
dead before invoking Bun__EncoderStringTable__slotFor.
…es stay Latin-1 outside --compile - strings::write_wtf8_as_utf16le(bytes, first_non_ascii, dst): the ASCII prefix is widened directly and only the rest goes through simdutf, written into the caller's buffer; wtf8_to_utf16_alloc is a thin wrapper. The executable's section writer, the printer's self-contained module-info table and the bytecode source all use it, so a chunk is scanned once and never staged in a temporary string. - A .jsc next to a bundle (no --compile) is keyed on the file read as Latin-1 again, as before this branch; only an executable, which stores and aliases the decoded text, decodes at build time. The runtime already-bundled load paths are back to clone_latin1. - Module-info slots: two ptr/len externs; JSC allocates a StringImpl only for a name slotFor keeps (4+ characters). - Tests: empty export name across chunks; embedded modules read back as UTF-8.
- write_wtf8_as_utf16le requires a 2-byte-aligned destination; the self-contained module-info table pads its header and UTF-16 records to even offsets so the runtime (and JSC) alias char16_t directly. - File::utf16_units() holds the one justified cast for an executable's UTF-16 bodies. - CachedBytecode::generate: only an executable build converts (and_then, not and). - RuntimeTranspilerCache: document format version 27.
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In `@src/js_printer/lib.rs`:
- Around line 255-267: Use explicitly 2-byte-aligned storage for UTF-16 data
produced in src/js_printer/lib.rs lines 255-267, replacing the Vec<u8>-based
destination while preserving the required capacity and length handling. Preserve
that alignment when parsing in src/bundler/analyze_transpiled_module.rs lines
425-439 before JSC__IdentifierArray__setFromChars consumes the data;
src/jsc/bindings/BunAnalyzeTranspiledModule.cpp lines 50-53 requires no producer
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implementation changes around write_wtf8_as_utf16le and
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| blob.push(0); | ||
| if !blob.len().is_multiple_of(2) { | ||
| blob.push(0); | ||
| } | ||
| blob.reserve(2 * wtf8.len()); | ||
| // SAFETY: `2 * wtf8.len()` spare bytes reserved, the bound `write_wtf8_as_utf16le` requires. | ||
| unsafe { | ||
| let n = bun_core::strings::write_wtf8_as_utf16le( | ||
| wtf8, | ||
| first_non_ascii as usize, | ||
| blob.as_mut_ptr().add(blob.len()), | ||
| ); | ||
| blob.set_len(blob.len() + n); |
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Does Rust guarantee that a Vec<u8> allocation has at least 2-byte pointer alignment, independent of the active global allocator?
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No, Rust does not guarantee that a Vec allocation has at least 2-byte pointer alignment [1][2]. The alignment of a Vec is determined by the alignment of the type T [1]. Since u8 has an alignment of 1 byte, the allocator is only requested to provide 1-byte alignment for a Vec [1]. Key points regarding this behavior: 1. Alignment is a property of the type: Rust's memory allocator is instructed to provide memory with an alignment requirement that matches the type being stored [1]. For Vec, this is 1 byte [1]. 2. Global Allocator: While many general-purpose heap allocators (like jemalloc or the system allocator) may happen to provide 8-byte or 16-byte alignment by default for any allocation, this is not a property guaranteed by the Rust language or the Vec implementation [1]. 3. Dependency: Relying on higher alignment than what is required by the type (u8) is unsafe [1][2]. If you need specific, higher alignment (e.g., for SIMD instructions or cache line alignment), you must manually manage the allocation using std::alloc::Layout and construct the Vec via Vec::from_raw_parts, or use a wrapper type with the desired alignment (e.g., repr(align(N))) [1][2]. 4. Changing Types: You cannot safely change the alignment requirements of an existing Vec allocation by transmuting it to a different type, as the allocator must be able to deallocate the memory using the same layout (size and alignment) that was used for the original allocation [3][4][5]. Doing so is undefined behavior [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://users.rust-lang.org/t/how-to-create-a-vec-u8-with-variable-alignment-in-rust/81592/1
- 2: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60180121/how-do-i-allocate-a-vecu8-that-is-aligned-to-the-size-of-the-cache-line
- 3: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/vec/struct.Vec.html
- 4: https://doc.rust-lang.org/src/alloc/vec/mod.rs.html
- 5: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob/master/library/alloc/src/vec/mod.rs
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Use explicitly 2-byte-aligned storage for UTF-16 data.
write_wtf8_as_utf16le requires a 2-byte-aligned destination, but Vec<u8> guarantees only 1-byte alignment. Aligning blob.len() does not align the destination when the allocation base is odd. The same issue remains when Box<[u8]> is parsed: ModuleInfoStringTable::get aligns only the relative offset, then JSC__IdentifierArray__setFromChars casts the slice to char16_t*. Use explicitly aligned storage in src/js_printer/lib.rs and preserve that guarantee in src/bundler/analyze_transpiled_module.rs; keep the C++ assertion as a check, not as the producer-side guarantee.
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In `@src/js_printer/lib.rs` around lines 255 - 267, Use explicitly 2-byte-aligned
storage for UTF-16 data produced in src/js_printer/lib.rs lines 255-267,
replacing the Vec<u8>-based destination while preserving the required capacity
and length handling. Preserve that alignment when parsing in
src/bundler/analyze_transpiled_module.rs lines 425-439 before
JSC__IdentifierArray__setFromChars consumes the data;
src/jsc/bindings/BunAnalyzeTranspiledModule.cpp lines 50-53 requires no producer
change and should retain its assertion as validation only. Anchor the
implementation changes around write_wtf8_as_utf16le and
ModuleInfoStringTable::get.
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300-303: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftGuarantee alignment for owned UTF-16 data.
The UTF-16 branch of
ModuleInfoStringTable::getreturnsis_8bit: false.IdentifierArray::setpasses those bytes directly toJSC__IdentifierArray__setFromChars, which casts them toconst char16_t*and asserts 2-byte alignment.Ownedstores the backing allocation asBox<[u8]>, which guarantees only byte alignment. Use an explicitly 2-byte-aligned backing type and add a non-empty UTF-16 regression test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/bundler/analyze_transpiled_module.rs`:
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ModuleInfoStrings and the UTF-16 path of ModuleInfoStringTable::get so returned
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…into a StringImpl JSC owns The UTF-16 copy was a Rust Vec handed to JSC as an external string; the bytecode VM outlives the link (and in the CLI, the process), so LeakSanitizer reported the Rust allocation. Size it with simdutf, allocate the StringImpl uninitialized and convert in place; only input simdutf rejects (a lone surrogate) goes through a temporary.
| let len = first_non_ascii + strings::element_length_utf8_into_utf16(tail); | ||
| let (string, units) = BunString::create_uninitialized_utf16(len); | ||
| if string.is_dead() { | ||
| bun_alloc::out_of_memory(); | ||
| } | ||
| // SAFETY: valid UTF-8 converts to exactly `len` units; `units` is `len` u16s, 2-byte aligned. | ||
| let written = unsafe { | ||
| strings::write_wtf8_as_utf16le(input, first_non_ascii, units.as_mut_ptr().cast::<u8>()) | ||
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🟡 nit: utf16_source passes a buffer smaller than write_wtf8_as_utf16le's documented safety contract requires
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write_wtf8_as_utf16le's # Safety doc (immutable.rs:2642) requires dst be valid for 2 * bytes.len() bytes of writes. Here bytes is input, but units from create_uninitialized_utf16(len) is only 2 * len bytes where len = first_non_ascii + element_length_utf8_into_utf16(tail) — for any multi-byte UTF-8 sequence, len < input.len(). The call is safe today only because is_valid_utf8(tail) guarantees simdutf's fast path succeeds and writes exactly len units, never reaching the scalar fallback the 2 * bytes.len() bound exists for; the SAFETY comment states this tighter invariant instead of the callee's documented one. Per src/CLAUDE.md ("every unsafe block carries a // SAFETY: comment stating the caller contract") and REVIEW.md ("SAFETY comments must be accurate"), either the callee's contract should document the valid-UTF-8 tight bound, or this call site should note it is relying on the fast-path implementation rather than the stated contract — otherwise a future change to write_wtf8_as_utf16le that writes within its documented bound (e.g. a SIMD…
Verification: nit — the documented safety contract is not met by this caller, though no write goes out of bounds today. write_wtf8_as_utf16le's # Safety doc (src/bun_core/string/immutable.rs, added in this diff): "dst must be 2-byte aligned and valid for 2 * bytes.len() bytes of writes (every input byte yields at most one unit)". Here bytes is the full input, so the contract demands `2 *… | nit —…
Since #40677 the module-info string table holds slots into the bytecode string table, not text, so searching it for fs/promises checked nothing. The bytecode string table does contain fs/promises, but from the internal-module bytecode the dead import still pulls in, not from a record. readModuleGraph now reads each record's header (requested-module count, record count), and the dead-import matrix asserts that the chunk holding wrapped.js requests no module, which is what the tree-shaken import must not add.
### Problem - A damaged `.pile` entry is used as written. With `output_byte_length` zeroed (byte 0x26), `bun big.ts` prints nothing, exits 0, and keeps the entry: a zero length skips the output hash check in `Entry::load` (`src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerCache.rs`). - The sourcemap hash is never checked, the size guard adds the stored lengths with wrapping arithmetic, and a flipped `module_type` byte fails every later run with `TypeError: Expected CommonJS module to have a function wrapper`. - A FIFO at the entry path blocks `open()` forever. ### Fix - The header now ends with a wyhash of the header fields (format version 28, after #40509 and #40677 took 26 and 27). `Metadata::decode` checks the version and this hash before it returns any field. - `Metadata::verify_layout` requires the offsets and lengths to add up to the fstat size (`checked_add`). `Entry::load` then checks every section hash, empty sections included. - The entry is opened with `O_NONBLOCK` on unix and rejected unless it is a regular file. A rejection takes the existing path: unlink, transpile, write a new entry. - Verified: `test/cli/run/transpiler-cache.test.ts`, 4 tests fail on the released bun. Also regression tests 30887 and 28159 and the isolation cache test. ### Background - The cache keeps the transpiled output of source files of 4 KiB or more. `get` reads the entry before the parser runs, `put` writes it after. - An entry is a 110 byte header plus output code, sourcemap, and ES module record. The header stores offset, length, and hash per section. - A version bump invalidates all entries once. Most parser changes do this. - #35101 and #35747 only drop the `hash != 0` bypass and do not catch a zeroed length. Both conflict with main. <details><summary>Notes</summary> Repro on the released 1.4.0: ```sh D=$(mktemp -d); cd $D; export BUN_RUNTIME_TRANSPILER_CACHE_PATH=$D/tc python3 -c "print('\n'.join('export function f%d(a: number): number { return a + %d }'%(i,i) for i in range(400))); print(\"console.log('OUT', f7(1), f399(2))\")" > big.ts bun big.ts # OUT 8 401 python3 -c "import struct,glob; f=glob.glob('tc/*.pile')[0]; b=bytearray(open(f,'rb').read()); struct.pack_into('<Q',b,0x26,0); open(f,'wb').write(b)" bun big.ts; echo $? # prints nothing, exit 0, on every later run too ``` With this change the second run logs `get("big.ts") = InvalidHash` under `BUN_DEBUG_cache=1`, prints `OUT 8 401`, and rewrites the entry. Checks, in the order the reader applies them: version, header hash, input hash and length, features hash, layout against the fstat size, section hashes. The writer now stores all three section hashes, the esm record hash included, so the reader has no `hash != 0` special case left. Tests. The mutation table hits the header hash (zeroed output length, zeroed sourcemap length, flipped type, flipped encoding, zeroed header hash), the layout check (re-signed `u64::MAX` length, appended bytes, truncated file), and the sourcemap hash (flipped body byte). Each row expects the module to print its marker and the entry to be rewritten byte for byte. The positive control rewrites the output section and re-signs both hashes. It proves that a consistent entry is still served from disk and that the hash of an empty esm record round-trips. The FIFO test expects the FIFO to be replaced by a regular entry. `works with empty files` now also checks that the entry (empty output section) is not rewritten on the second run. The existing module record test re-signs the record and the header instead of zeroing the record hash. On the released bun: `module type flipped` exits 1 with the TypeError above, `output length zeroed` prints nothing, and `sourcemap length zeroed`, `output encoding flipped`, `bytes appended`, and `sourcemap byte flipped` leave the damaged entry in place. `header hash zeroed`, `u64::MAX`, and `last byte removed` pass there and are controls for the new code paths. The `u64::MAX` addition aborts a debug build of main (overflow check) and wraps in release. The LATIN1 arm used to hash the buffer before it compared the read length. It now checks the length first, like the other arms. `from_file_with_cache_file_path` does one fstat, the same count as before (`get_end_pos` was an fstat). Cost on a hit: one wyhash over 102 header bytes, plus the sourcemap hash, which the writer already computed but the reader never checked. An entry grows by 8 bytes. Not in this change: `Entry::save` retries a short `pwritev` with the unadvanced iovec array. The layout check now detects the result. The writer side is tracked separately. Also run: `cargo check -p bun_jsc` for `x86_64-pc-windows-msvc` and `aarch64-apple-darwin`, `cargo clippy -p bun_jsc`. </details> <!-- robobun:evidence:begin --> --- **no test proof** · iteration 6 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/run/transpiler-cache.test.ts <!-- robobun:evidence:end -->
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Depends on oven-sh/WebKit#527 (pin currently points at its preview build; swap to the merged sha before landing).
Module record names resolve through the bytecode cache's string slots. A
--compile --bytecode --splittingexecutable stored each chunk's module record names (import/export/specifier strings) in a separate UTF-8 table that the runtime atomized withAtomString::fromUTF8, while the chunk's bytecode resolves the same names through the executable's shared bytecode string table (≥4 chars) or inline slots (1–3 chars) via theDecoder. JSC keys module environments and import entries on atom identity, so the two paths must land on oneAtomStringImpl; if they ever diverge, a declared import or module-levelvarresolves asReferenceError: X is not definedwith the name spelled correctly. Now the module-info table is a slot table written byEncoderStringTable::slotForand read byDecoderStringTable::atomForSlot— the same codeCachedPtrand theDecoderuse for a code block's own strings — so both sides reach one atom by construction. The separate UTF-8 table is gone from executables; records outside an executable (runtime transpiler cache,--isolate) keep their self-contained table.One copy of each chunk's text, in the width JSC reads. A chunk with non-ASCII text (a
--banner, a hashbang, a verbatim identifier) was kept as UTF-8 and decoded into a fresh UTF-16 copy on every launch, while its bytecode had been compiled from the same bytes read as Latin-1 — the source keys never matched and that chunk's bytecode was silently rejected. The section now holds theWTF::StringImplbodyclone_utf8builds (Latin-1 when ASCII, else UTF-16 at an even offset) with its hash precomputed for both widths; the runtime aliases it, and the bytecode generator is handed the same string.Encoding::Binaryremains for assets and client chunks.Self-contained records (runtime transpiler cache,
--isolate) store names as Latin-1 or UTF-16. They carried WTF-8 and the runtime decoded every name withAtomString::fromUTF8; now each name is aWTF::StringImplbody and loading is oneAtomStringImpl::addper name (which copies, so the record is still freed right after the module record is built). One Rust enum,ModuleInfoStrings, presents both record kinds through one API: an executable's names are slots JSC resolves, a self-contained record's names are characters Bun hands to the atom table. Transpiler cache format version bumped to 27.How did you verify your code works?
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compile/splitting/ModuleRecordNamesMatchBytecode(names of 1, 2, 3, 4+ chars, Latin-1 and UTF-16, across chunks, with a non-ASCII banner; asserts every chunk hits the bytecode cache underBUN_JSC_verboseDiskCache=1). It fails on the previous build with 4 cache misses and passes here.test/bundler/bundler_compile_splitting.test.ts(22/22), the bytecode subset ofbundler_compile.test.ts(30/30),test/cli/run/transpiler-cache.test.tsandtest/cli/test/isolation.test.ts(45/45, including a new--isolatecase with short, Latin-1 and UTF-16 names) pass locally on a build against the WebKit branch; a 200-chunk--compile --bytecode --splitting --minifyfixture ran clean in a loop under ASAN. Other compile test files run in CI.