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… the registry hostname The npm extraction cache folder was <name>@<version>@@<hostname>@@@1. Two registries on one host (a Nexus or Artifactory repository path, two Verdaccio ports) shared one slot, so the first registry to extract foo@1.0.0 served every project configured for the other. A lockfile that pinned another registry's tarball URL filled the configured registry's slot the same way. The slot is now named by what fills it: @@<tarball host>__<16 hex>, where the hex is the first 8 bytes of the integrity the registry or lockfile advertised, or the hash of the tarball URL when the registry gave none. Tarballs on registry.npmjs.org keep the <name>@<version>@@@1 slot.
WalkthroughNPM cache naming now includes resolved tarball URLs for non-default registries. Cache path callers propagate lockfile and package resolution URLs. Tests validate separate cache entries for registries with different paths or ports. ChangesNPM cache identity
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Offline installs can fail despite the requested package already being cached from a non-default registry. This should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Updated 11:27 AM PT - Sep 6th, 2026
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Status: reproduced with two stub registries on one host (different port and path). Project B linked project A's bytes with no tarball request, and wrote its own registry's sha512 into bun.lock. With this branch, B fetches its own tarball and the cache holds one slot per registry URL. Verified with the new tests in test/cli/install/bun-install.test.ts (registries that share a hostname), which fail on the unfixed build. Current shape (3080a68): the slot of a non-default-registry package is keyed by the full registry URL (the same url_hash as the packument cache). A tarball that a lockfile pins to some other registry is keyed by its own URL. Default-registry slots are unchanged. CI (build 111627): every lane that ran this diff's tests is green. The one red job is test/js/node/test/parallel/test-crypto-dh-leak.js on debian x64-asan, which fails on main as well. The two darwin x64 test jobs expired waiting for an agent and did not run. Ready for review. |
…egistry hostname The slot was named after the configured registry's hostname. Two registries on one host (a Nexus or Artifactory repository path, two Verdaccio ports) shared it, and a lockfile that pinned another registry's tarball filled it too. The slot is now keyed by the tarball URL the bytes come from. Tarballs on registry.npmjs.org keep <name>@<version>@@@1.
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In `@src/install/PackageManager/PackageManagerResolution.rs`:
- Line 204: Update resolve_from_disk_cache to preserve and pass the discovered
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… is on it or on registry.npmjs.org bun.lock stores a registry.npmjs.org tarball URL as an empty string and rebuilds it under the configured registry on the next install. Keying the slot by the raw tarball URL put those two installs in different slots for a registry whose packuments point at registry.npmjs.org. A tarball on the configured registry or on registry.npmjs.org now keys the slot by the configured registry URL. A tarball on neither (a lockfile URL from another registry) stays keyed by its own URL.
Problem
<name>@<version>@@<hostname>@@@1, and the hostname is the configured registry's. Two registries on one host share a slot: a Nexus or Artifactory repository path, a CodeArtifact repository, two Verdaccio ports. The first registry to extractfoo@1.0.0serves every later project configured for the other one. That project issues no tarball request, links the other registry's bytes, writes its own registry'ssha512intobun.lock, and runs the other registry'spostinstallwhenfoois intrustedDependencies.cached_npm_package_folder_name_print(src/install/PackageManager/PackageManagerDirectories.rs) names the slot afterscope_for_package_name(name).url.hostnamealone.Fix
<name>@<version>@@<host>__<16 hex>@@@1, where the hex isscope.url_hash, the hash of the whole registry URL that already names the packument cache (*.npm). Port and path now tell registries apart. A package on the default registry keeps<name>@<version>@@@1.resolution.npm().url). A tarball on the configured registry or onregistry.npmjs.orggets the registry's slot. A tarball on neither (a lockfile written against another registry) gets@@<tarball host>__<hash of the tarball URL>, so it never fills the configured registry's slot.bun.lockwrites an npmjs tarball URL as""and rebuilds it under the configured registry on the next install. Both spellings resolve to the registry's slot, so the lockfile round-trip stays a cache hit (asserted in the test).test/cli/install/bun-install.test.ts(registries that share a hostname, three tests, all fail on the unfixed build). Alsobun-install-registry.test.ts,bun-add.test.ts,bun-patch.test.ts,isolated-install.test.ts,bun-install-offline.test.ts,config-precedence.test.ts, andtest/cli/run/run-autoinstall.test.ts.Background
~/.bun/install/cacheorBUN_INSTALL_CACHE_DIR) is shared by every project on a machine. A package is extracted once into a folder there, and installs link out of it. A cache hit is a directory probe, so the folder name is the only thing that ties a slot to its origin.name@version. This change makes the key carry the whole registry URL instead of its hostname. It does not add content hashes to the key.bun.lockwrites a non-npmjs tarball URL verbatim, and an install honors it even whenbunfig.tomlnow names another registry. That is the one case where the tarball URL, not the configured registry, names the slot.Notes
Reproduction (two stub registries on one host, the second on a different port and path):
Slot names:
foo@1.0.0@@@1: default registry (unchanged).foo@1.0.0@@nexus.corp__<16 hex>@@@1: non-default registry, hex = hash of the registry URL (the sameurl_hashas in<id>-<url_hash>.npm).foo@1.0.0@@other.host__<16 hex>@@@1: tarball URL that is on neither the configured registry nor npmjs, hex = hash of that URL.Every slot on a non-default registry moves once (from
@@host@@@1to@@host__hex@@@1), so an existing cache fetches each such package one more time. Default-registry slots are untouched.The
<cache>/<name>/<version>...index symlink follows the slot name.path_for_cached_npm_pathtakes the tarball URL too.resolve_from_disk_cache(--prefer-offlineauto-install) passes an empty URL and gets the registry's slot. That path did not resolve a non-default-registry package before this change either, and is tracked separately.bun install --offlineis a different path and is covered bybun-install-offline.test.ts.History of this PR: the first revision keyed the slot by the lockfile integrity. It was reworked because that is the "subset, not a model" shape the #37756 close note rejected, because it needed an
integrityparameter oncompute_cache_dir_and_subpaththat #39016 also adds with a different encoding, and because a registry-keyed name is derivable from the lockfile row alone. A second revision keyed by the raw tarball URL; review found thatbun.locknormalizes an npmjs tarball URL to"", which would have split one package across two slots for a mirror whose packuments point at npmjs, so the registry URL is the key and the tarball URL only decides whether the tarball belongs to that registry.VerdaccioRegistry.cacheFolderName(cacheDir, name, version)intest/harness.tsfinds the slot by pattern for the three existing tests that asserted@@localhost@@@1.Test runs with the debug build:
bun-install.test.tsfails only the tests that need the public internet (bitbucket, gitlab,https://some.url), same as main.config-precedence.test.tsandbun-run-dir.test.tstime out at the 5 s default under the debug build on main as well and pass with--timeout 120000.