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Problem

  • bun build x.css copies bytes that are not valid UTF-8 from a CSS string, ident or url() into the output. In an @import specifier the same byte aborts with panic: unreachable (BabyString::in, src/ast/lib.rs:1108).
  • Cause: the CSS tokenizer takes &[u8] and returns raw sub-slices of the source as token values. Nothing decodes the source first.

Fix

  • Add strings::replace_invalid_utf8(bytes, arena): one simdutf pass. Only on failure, an arena copy with U+FFFD for each ill-formed sequence, and the first offset.
  • Call it where CSS bytes enter the parser: ParseTask (before Source is built) and --no-bundle.
  • Log one warning per changed file, at the first replaced sequence. It names a leading non-UTF-8 @charset.
  • Verified: test/js/bun/css/invalid-utf8.test.ts (9 of 14 cases fail on stock bun), one new bun-pm-diff.test.ts case.

Background

  • css-syntax-3 §3.2 decodes the bytes before tokenizing, with U+FFFD for ill-formed sequences. esbuild does the same.
  • The tokenizer is a port of rust-cssparser, which takes &str.
  • Considered a tokenizer that tolerates bad bytes: each token pays a check. The decode costs valid input one SIMD pass.

Downsides

  • Behaviour change: a Latin-1 sheet used to have its bytes copied through. Now each becomes U+FFFD and the build warns. @charset is not honoured, as in esbuild.
  • Valid sheets pay +0.01% to +0.20% instructions, a 6 MB sheet with a late bad byte +19.0% (6c0f45b). JS and JSON builds pay nothing since 4175d77 (Notes).
  • A one-line sheet with a late bad byte prints 2.0 MB of stderr per 1 MB. logger: bound the excerpt printed for an error on a long line #43313 bounds that in the printer (368 bytes).
Notes
  • JS and JSON builds: 8720fcb cost bun build +28 instructions per line of JS and +101 per key of a JSON import (+0.36 %, +1.3 %, from the pre-merge check). The diff has no work per line or per key. The cause was where a generic instance lives. Release builds pass -Zshare-generics=y, so a generic function that is not #[inline] has one instance, in the upstream-most crate that uses it. BabyVec::extend_from_slice is such a function. On main its u8 instance belongs to bun_ast, which inlines it into EString::flatten_rope. The ArenaVec<u8> in replace_invalid_utf8 moved that instance to bun_core. bun_ast then inlined flatten_rope into resolve_rope_if_needed (307 bytes) and flattened (376 bytes), and those two were no longer inlined into print_expr, print_property, print_binding, Expr::Data::eql, scan_imports_and_exports and visit_expr_in_out. Each string literal paid a call. 4175d77 writes the copy into a slice from arena.alloc_slice_fill_copy, which is #[inline].
    Checked on release builds (ThinLTO) of main 36cd151, 8720fcb and 4175d77 with nm -S and objdump, absolute addresses masked. Of the printer, parser, lexer, JSON, linker and EString functions, 30 of 92 differ from main on 8720fcb and 0 of 93 on 4175d77. What still differs from main on 4175d77: replace_invalid_utf8 and warn_invalid_utf8 (new), Transpiler::build_css_output +335 bytes, pm_diff_normalize::normalize +89, parse_worker::run_from_thread_pool -51, Log::add_resolve_error_with_level -24, do_resolve -24, resolve_maybe_needs_trailing_slash +12, NestedRuleParser::parse_block -6, one more instance of alloc_print, and an out-of-line StyleSheet::to_css. The instruction count of 4175d77 is not measured here: this container denies perf_event_open and has no valgrind.

  • The warning, CLI form (Bun.build gets the same text as a warn level BuildMessage with position.offset):

    2 | .a::before{content:"caf\u{FFFD}"}
                               ^
    warn: @charset "ISO-8859-1" was ignored, this file was read as UTF-8 and each invalid byte sequence was replaced with U+FFFD
       at /tmp/c.css:2:24
    

    Without a @charset, with an empty label, or with a label of UTF-8 (utf-8, utf8, unicode-1-1-utf-8, unicode11utf8, unicode20utf8, x-unicode20utf8, in any case) the text is This file is not valid UTF-8, each invalid byte sequence was replaced with U+FFFD. Any other label is named as ignored, also one that names no encoding. The @charset label is matched with the byte pattern of css-syntax-3 §3.2 (@charset " ... "; at offset 0, within 1024 bytes). The check only runs after the validation pass failed, so a valid sheet with @charset "ISO-8859-1" gets no warning and no new work.

  • The tradeoff for a sheet that declares @charset "ISO-8859-1" and holds Latin-1 bytes: main drops the rule and copies the bytes (content: "caf<E9>"), this PR drops the rule and emits content: "caf<EF BF BD>" plus the warning. Neither follows §3.2 step 2 (take the encoding from the @charset bytes). esbuild 0.21.5 makes the same choice: it warns "UTF-8" will be used instead of unsupported charset "ISO-8859-1" and emits caf\fffd. Honouring the label also changes sheets that work today: a sheet saved as UTF-8 with a stale @charset "ISO-8859-1"; line prints content: "café" on main, on this branch and in esbuild, and would print café when decoded as windows-1252. To honour it, the WHATWG label table and encoding_rs glue (EncodingLabel in src/runtime/webcore/) have to move below bun_bundler in the crate graph. That is a separate change and needs a decision.

  • bun pm diff: a CSS file that is not valid UTF-8 now diffs as text with the not parsed badge. Before, the raw bytes went through the parser, so a reformat of a sheet with a Latin-1 byte in a comment read as formatting only. A lossy decode there would be wrong: it maps 0xE9 and 0xE8 to the same U+FFFD, the two re-prints come out equal, and pm_diff_command.rs:1207 would call a real byte change formatting only. The new pm diff test pins that case.

  • Metafile: inputs[path].bytes is the length of the parsed text, so a decoded sheet reports 2 bytes more per replaced byte than its size on disk. This matches how a BOM is already handled on main (a 19-byte bom.js reports 16).

  • Pre-existing, not changed here: the dev server prints no CSS warnings at all (the @nest deprecation warning is also silent there), and a file whose @import fails to resolve loses its warnings (same for @nest). The build fails in that second case, and the error shows the U+FFFD specifier.

  • Cost numbers (instructions, one core, from the two pre-merge checks of this PR). Valid input, on 6c0f45b: a 1-rule sheet +0.01 %, a 7 MB ASCII sheet +0.09 %, a 6 MB non-ASCII sheet +0.17 %, 200 small sheets +0.20 %, --no-bundle +0.18 %. A 6 MB sheet with one bad byte, on 6c0f45b: +127 M instructions with the byte at the start, +264 M in the middle, +399 M at the end (+19.0 %, wall 711 to 738 ms). On 13abc7f, before the warning, that sheet paid +6.1 %. Two things grow with the offset of the first bad byte: the line and column lookup of the logger, and on 6c0f45b one scalar scan of the valid prefix to find that offset. 8720fcb takes the offset from the pass that sizes the output, so that scan is gone. Not re-measured after 8720fcb: this container denies perf_event_open and has no valgrind.

  • stderr in bytes for a 1 MB sheet with one bad byte, from a debug build of 8720fcb and from the same tree with logger: bound the excerpt printed for an error on a long line #43313 merged in:

    sheet this branch with logger: bound the excerpt printed for an error on a long line #43313
    one line, bad byte at the start 213 213
    one line, bad byte in the middle 524,531 370
    one line, bad byte at the end 2,097,276 368
    80,660 lines, bad byte in the last line 150 150

    The printer draws the line excerpt and pads the caret to the column for every diagnostic, so a CSS syntax error at the same place prints the same amount on main. logger: bound the excerpt printed for an error on a long line #43313 bounds the excerpt and the caret line in Data::write_format, and logger: indent the caret relative to the windowed line excerpt #41658 places the caret inside a cut excerpt. BuildMessage.position.lineText still holds the whole line when the position is in the last 80 bytes of the line.

  • The outputs affected before the fix: default, --minify, --no-bundle, and the CSS chunk of an HTML entry. Tokenizer::consume_char also stepped len_utf8(U+FFFD) = 3 bytes past a bad byte and dropped the 2 source bytes after it (an escaped bad byte ate a closing quote). Tokenizer::init_with_arena now debug-asserts that its input is valid UTF-8. bun pm diff falls back to its text diff for a CSS file that is not valid UTF-8. esbuild also warns on a non-UTF-8 @charset ("UTF-8" will be used instead of unsupported charset).

  • Supersedes Fix panic when bundling CSS that contains invalid UTF-8 #32795 (June), which made the same change against a tree 1960 commits back. Both review rounds there are reflected here: the helper lives in bun_core::strings, takes the arena and returns the arena-lifetime slice, with no UTF-16 round trip. Ported rather than rebased because UNICODE_REPLACEMENT_STR and the public ArenaVec::leak it used are gone and bun pm diff added a third parse site since.

  • Repro on 1.4.2 / canary d316760e8:

    python3 -c 'open("s.css","wb").write(b".a::before{content:\"caf\xe9\xff\";font-family:\"F\xf8nt\"}\n")'
    bun build ./s.css --outfile=out.css && python3 -c 'open("out.css","rb").read().decode()'   # UnicodeDecodeError
    python3 -c 'open("u.css","wb").write(b".a{background:url(\"im\xe9.png\")}\n")' && bun build ./u.css   # panic: unreachable
  • BabyString::in now reports the error with an empty specifier instead of aborting when the formatted message does not embed the specifier bytes. After the decode no current producer hits this. It is hardening of an error path.

  • U+FFFD is a valid ident code point, so a font-family like "F<F8>nt" prints as the unquoted ident F\u{FFFD}nt, the same way "Fønt" already prints as Fønt.

  • The JS lexer and the HTML scanner decode lossily on their own, and plugin or JS-string sources are transcoded to UTF-8 on the way in. Raw bytes reach the CSS parser from file reads and from Uint8Array contents (plugin onLoad, the files option), and all of those pass through ParseTask.

  • Other shapes the decode covers, verified on the debug build: a continuation byte at a token start (.a { color: red \xAF} used to trip the is_on_char_boundary debug asserts), printf '.test{color:red;;;}\xbf\xbd"}' (same assert via Parser::state), Bun.build({throw:false}) on the @import case.

  • Suites run on the debug build of 8720fcb (main at 36cd151 merged in): test/js/bun/css/{invalid-utf8,css,doesnt_crash,css-loader}.test.ts, test/bundler/css/css-modules.test.ts, test/bundler/esbuild/css.test.ts, test/bake/dev/css.test.ts, test/internal/source-lints/. test/cli/install/bun-pm-diff.test.ts: 46 of 48 pass here, with the new case. "a scope too big for the LCS table" ran into its 5 s timeout in 3 of 3 local runs and "a tarball entry larger than 64 MiB" in 1 of 3, on a host with a load average near 500. Both diff JS or read a tarball, and both passed in CI on 6c0f45b, which has the same bun pm diff code.

  • Not changed here: ResolveMessage.message decodes non-ASCII message text as Latin-1 (log.message for import "./café.js" is mis-decoded today with no invalid bytes involved), so the Bun.build resolve test asserts the ASCII around the replacement character. The text and json loaders have a separate bug with such bytes (they become \x00 and the following bytes are dropped). That is tracked separately.


no test proof · iteration 2 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/install/bun-pm-diff.test.ts

The CSS tokenizer takes &[u8] and hands out raw sub-slices of the source
as token values, so a byte sequence that is not valid UTF-8 inside a
string, ident or url() was copied into the emitted stylesheet, and an
@import or url() specifier holding one reached the resolve-error
formatter and hit 'panic: unreachable' in BabyString::in. The escape
decoder also advanced by the encoded width of U+FFFD after such a byte
and dropped the source bytes that followed.

Add strings::replace_invalid_utf8(bytes, arena), which returns the input
when it is already valid and otherwise an arena copy with each maximal
ill-formed subsequence replaced by U+FFFD, and call it where CSS source
enters the parser: the bundler ParseTask (before Source is built, so
offsets, diagnostics and source maps share one buffer) and the
--no-bundle transpile path. bun pm diff falls back to a text diff for
such files. The tokenizer now debug-asserts the precondition, and
BabyString::in reports an error with no specifier instead of aborting
when the formatted message does not embed it.
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Reproduced on 1.4.2 and canary d316760e8 before the change:

python3 -c 'open("s.css","wb").write(b".a::before{content:\"caf\xe9\xff\";font-family:\"F\xf8nt\"}\n")'
bun build ./s.css --outfile=out.css && python3 -c 'open("out.css","rb").read().decode()'   # UnicodeDecodeError: 0xe9
python3 -c 'open("u.css","wb").write(b".a{background:url(\"im\xe9.png\")}\n")' && bun build ./u.css   # panic: unreachable

With this branch the first emits content: "caf\u{FFFD}\u{FFFD}"; font-family: F\u{FFFD}nt; (valid UTF-8) and the second reports Could not resolve: "im\u{FFFD}.png".

Since df8cb80 the build also warns when it replaced bytes, once per file, at the first replaced sequence:

1 | .a::before{content:"caf\u{FFFD}\u{FFFD}";font-family:"F\u{FFFD}nt"}
                           ^
warn: This file is not valid UTF-8, each invalid byte sequence was replaced with U+FFFD
   at /tmp/s.css:1:24

A sheet that starts with a @charset other than UTF-8 gets @charset "ISO-8859-1" was ignored, this file was read as UTF-8 and ... instead. A sheet that is already valid UTF-8 gets no warning. The branch now includes main at 36cd151.

test/js/bun/css/invalid-utf8.test.ts: 9 of the 14 cases fail with USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1, all 14 pass on the debug build. bun pm diff shows such a file as a text diff (not parsed). The new case in test/cli/install/bun-pm-diff.test.ts gets normalized +1 -1 without the guard.

A one-line sheet prints its line and a caret line with this warning, as every diagnostic does: 2,097,276 bytes of stderr for a 1 MB sheet with the bad byte at its end. With #43313 merged into this branch the same build prints 368 bytes.

4175d77 removes a cost that 8720fcb had on JS and JSON builds (+0.36 % and +1.3 % instructions). The cause and the comparison of the release binaries are in the PR notes.

CI on 4175d77 (build 121031): 176 of 181 jobs passed. Both test files of this PR pass on every lane, and test/js/bun/css/invalid-utf8.test.ts reads 14 pass, 0 fail on macOS x64 and macOS aarch64. The 5 red jobs are outside this diff:

  • test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts on 4 Linux x64 lanes: the test service cannot pull its image (quay.io/minio/minio:latest: 401 Unauthorized). Builds 120949, 120955 and 120956 have the same failure.
  • test/js/bun/spawn/spawn.test.ts ("an idle reader stopped at the highwater mark") on one debian 13 x64-asan shard. The same test is red in 12 other builds of unrelated branches between 121001 and 121032.

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CSS paths now replace malformed UTF-8 before parsing and report the first invalid location. CSS normalization rejects invalid UTF-8. Regression tests cover repaired output and diagnostics. BabyString::in returns an empty result when the substring is absent.

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CSS UTF-8 handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
UTF-8 repair and parser contract
src/bun_core/string/immutable.rs, src/css/css_parser.rs
Adds arena-backed UTF-8 repair and a debug assertion for valid tokenizer input.
Invalid UTF-8 diagnostics
src/css/css_parser.rs, src/css/lib.rs
Adds warning logic for invalid UTF-8 and unsupported charset labels. The CSS library re-exports the warning function.
CSS parsing and normalization
src/bundler/ParseTask.rs, src/bundler/transpiler.rs, src/runtime/cli/pm_diff_normalize.rs
CSS loader and transpiler paths parse repaired input and report the first invalid location. CSS normalization rejects invalid UTF-8 before the budget check.
CSS regression coverage
test/js/bun/css/invalid-utf8.test.ts, test/cli/install/bun-pm-diff.test.ts
Tests cover repaired output, build modes, charset and resolve diagnostics, warning positions, UTF-8 column positions, and CLI diff classification.

AST string behavior

Layer / File(s) Summary
Missing substring handling
src/ast/lib.rs
BabyString::in returns an empty result at offset 0 when the substring is absent.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii, dylan-conway

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replace_invalid_utf8 now also returns the offset of the first ill-formed
sequence. Both CSS load sites pass it to bun_css::warn_invalid_utf8, which
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`@charset "...";` that is not UTF-8, the warning names the label, because
a Latin-1 sheet used to have its bytes copied through unchanged.

A sheet that is already valid UTF-8 gets no warning and takes the same
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A lossy decode maps different ill-formed bytes to the same U+FFFD, so two
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…fset in the size pass

A label of UTF-8 (utf8, unicode-1-1-utf-8, ...) or an empty label declares
nothing that was ignored, so those sheets get the plain message. Any other
label is reported as ignored, which is what happens to every @charset.

replace_invalid_utf8 takes the offset of the first ill-formed sequence from
the pass that sizes the output. It no longer scans the valid prefix once
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the remaining CSS parse entry points not touched by this diff — StyleSheet::parse and StyleAttribute::parse in src/css_jsc/css_internals.rs — for the same missing decode: both take a JS string already transcoded to UTF-8, so the new debug_assert!(is_valid_utf8) in Tokenizer::init_with_arena cannot trip there and no fourth decode site is needed.

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The change routes CSS bytes through a new lossy UTF-8 decode at the three raw-byte parse sites (ParseTask, transpiler --no-bundle, pm diff), adds a debug assertion in the tokenizer, and hardens BabyString::in; it touches no auth, crypto, or injection surface. The only other callers of the CSS parser live in the internal-for-testing css_jsc module and receive UTF-8 from JS strings, so the entry-point sweep is complete. The inline finding about the acknowledged Latin-1 @ charset behaviour change is a product decision the PR description already surfaces, which a human should weigh.

Comment thread src/css/css_parser.rs
…<u8>

Release builds share generic instances across crates. An ArenaVec<u8> in
bun_core made that crate the owner of BabyVec<u8>::extend_from_slice, which
bun_ast owned before and inlined into EString::flatten_rope. With the
instance gone from bun_ast, flatten_rope was inlined into
resolve_rope_if_needed and flattened instead, and those two became too
large to inline into the printer, the parser and the linker. Every string
literal paid a call: +28 instructions per line of JS and +101 per key of a
JSON import in bun build.

The copy is now written into a slice from alloc_slice_fill_copy, which is
inline and instantiates nothing that another crate shares.

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