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Status: ready for review at 5e2dc54. Reproduced on an unfixed debug build: a Verified: the three new tests fail on the unfixed tree and pass with the fix. All 15 tests in the file pass under Self-reviewed: 5 concerns raised, 5 addressed. This PR is declared as an extraction of #39488 commit 647d6bb (#38949); the no-routes test is left out because it sits on the bundler teardown race #39855 fixes; the Windows skip is a Review follow-ups: 33d83ce makes a missing module registry entry throw a TypeError instead of dereferencing null in release builds. cf24047 shortens the contract comments. f34330b copies the namespace property key before interning it. 5e2dc54 makes the tests assert the whole build output so an unrelated build failure shows its stderr. |
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In `@src/runtime/bake/BakeSourceProvider.cpp`:
- Around line 140-142: Update the module lookup around
moduleLoader()->getModuleNamespaceObject so a missing registry entry or record
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- Line 134: Update the module-key extraction in the surrounding bake source
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188-188: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winCopy and decode the UTF-8 key before interning it.
BakeModuleNamespaceKeycarries a borrowed byte slice.StringImpl::createWithoutCopyingtreats it as existing Latin-1 data and does not copy it.Identifier::fromStringthen atomizes that data in place. This can misread non-ASCII keys and retain the borrowed buffer after the FFI call. Use an ownedString::fromUTF8(...)conversion before interning the key. Add an ASAN test for a non-ASCII namespace property.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/runtime/bake/BakeSourceProvider.cpp`:
- Line 188: Update the key conversion in the BakeModuleNamespaceKey handling to
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✅ @robobun, your commit c2073b92fa3bb5a1ae2a34a909404486c9edf78c passed in 🧪 To try this PR locally: bunx bun-pr 41185That installs a local version of the PR into your bun-41185 --bun |
bun build --app fails JSC exception validation while it loads any config, in bakeModuleLoaderResolve. #41185 fixes that, and test/bake/dev/production.test.ts is exempt from validation for the same reason. This row checks the length of a router root, so it turns validation off for its own spawn only.
Extracted from #39488 (commit 647d6bb, the rework of #38949) and rebased onto main. #39488 is conflicting and has not moved since Aug 20. If it ships as one unit instead, close this one.
Problem
BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1 bun build --appaborts on a debug build right after "Loading configuration":returninside a live throw scope. The helpers in src/runtime/bake/BakeSourceProvider.cpp have no scope at all.Fix
RELEASE_AND_RETURN.BakeLoadInitialServerCodechecks its call result too:JSC::callreturnsundefinedon a throw.jsc::from_js_host_call, as DevServer.rs does. A real exception is printed, not carried into unrelated code.Background
ThrowScope. After each call it checks (RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION) or hands the check to its caller on a tail call (RELEASE_AND_RETURN).BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1makes a debug build simulate a throw at every scope exit and abort if a scope ends with it unchecked.jsc::from_js_host_callis the Rust side of that rule. In debug builds it asserts that the callee returned empty exactly when an exception is pending.bun build --appruns the config and the framework's server entry point in a VM with aBake::GlobalObject. Its hooks serve thebake:/...output chunks and defer to the regular hooks for other keys.Notes
Landing order with the open PRs that touch the same lines:
BakeGetOnModuleNamespaceto take the key as a by-valueFfiSlice<u8>. This PR uses that signature already, so only the function body and themod cblock in production.rs need a rebase on whichever lands second. One difference: bake production + FrameworkRouter: remove unsafe; BundleV2 holds its transpiler as a ParentRef #40261 returns empty for a non-namespace value without an exception. Here the value always comes fromBakeGetModuleNamespace, so the helper keeps the empty-iff-exception contract thatfrom_js_host_callasserts.bun build --app(no routes directory, source maps on by default) can hit on the ASAN lane. The hermetic no-routes test from bake: check for exceptions in the production build's module helpers #38949 is left out here for that reason. It aborts on the unfixed tree naming the samebakeModuleLoaderResolvescope as the tests below, so coverage does not change.BakeProdResolvedrive-path bug from bake: load files outside the bundle by their Windows path during prerendering #39092 (closed into bake: consolidate the open robobun dev-server, HMR runtime, production build and router fixes #39488). The test istodoIf(isWindows)until that fix lands.Repro on an unfixed debug build: a
bun.app.tswith a custom framework (fileSystemRouterTypes: [{ root: "routes", style: "nextjs-pages", serverEntryPoint: "./server.ts" }]), no routes directory,BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1 bun build --app ./bun.app.ts. It aborts namingmoduleLoaderResolve/bakeModuleLoaderResolve. With only the resolve hook fixed, it aborts naminggetModuleNamespaceObject/get @ JSObjectInlines.h:133.The helpers with missing checks:
BakeGetModuleNamespace,BakeGetDefaultExportFromModule,BakeGetOnModuleNamespaceandBakeLoadModuleByKey. Their Rust callers in production.rs used the result without checking for a pending exception either.Coverage check, done by reverting one hunk at a time on the fixed tree and rebuilding:
getModuleNamespaceObject/get.bakeModuleLoaderImportModulereverted: the same test fails namingrequestImportModule/bakeModuleLoaderImportModule.bakeModuleLoaderFetchhand-offs reverted: "a route importing a file outside the bundle while rendering" fails namingmoduleLoaderFetch/bakeModuleLoaderFetch.bakeModuleLoaderResolve. "a config import that fails to resolve" covers the case where the parent resolver really throws: it exits 1 with "Cannot find module" instead of aborting.Other details:
!keyStringbranch inbakeModuleLoaderImportModuleis removed: aJSStringvalue is null only when reading it threw, which now returns at the top of the function.bakeModuleLoaderFetchused to wrap the parent's result in a second rejected promise while leaving the exception pending.Zig::GlobalObject::moduleLoaderFetchalready returns a rejected promise for that case, soRELEASE_AND_RETURNis equivalent.BakeLoadInitialServerCodeis the dev server's runtime init. Without the check, a throw there returnedundefined, andDevServer::init_server_runtimepanicked on "expected interface ... to be an object" with the real error left unprinted. Now the error is printed first.BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1in the child env themselves, so any debug or ASAN run enforces them, not only the CI runner. Release builds ignore the option, so the group also checks the rendered output.bun scripts/jsc-exception-lint/run.ts --no-summarieson the two files. The one remaining finding isprofiledCallafterImportMetaObject::createinBakeLoadInitialServerCode.createonly allocates and cannot throw, so the signature convention flags it without summaries.cargo clippy -p bun_runtimeandcargo fmt --checkare clean.Global::crash()exits in production.rs, and the "Runtime file not found" panic for a custom framework with a routes directory, which is why the tests that need routes use the react fixture.no test proof · iteration 1 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bake/dev/production.test.ts