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Since TypeScript 5.0, an enum member initializer may reference a const variable whose own initializer is a constant expression. The enum folder only knew literals and enum members, so the member kept a runtime reference, later members without an initializer became undefined, and a string member got a numeric-style reverse mapping. Record the values of such const declarations per statement list before its enums are visited, and substitute them while visiting enum member initializers.
…aps in tests A const string concatenated in an enum initializer now folds to a rope, and every inlined copy of the member shared that rope, so a second template literal reading it panicked in EString::push. Flatten the member when s_enum stores it. With that, TSConstantValue strings can no longer be ropes, so the evaluator asserts it instead of flattening.
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Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal — Schedule the TypeScript enum parser change because it fixes incorrect constant and string-enum output across direct execution, bundling, and transpilation. Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Enum constant folding may retain constants that could otherwise be removed, increasing generated output size in affected TypeScript builds. This is a bounded optimization regression risk that should be addressed or accepted before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Reproduced on 1.4.3-canary (f42e980) with the snippet from the report: // x.ts
const base = 100;
const prefix = "app";
enum Status { Ok = base, Created, Accepted }
enum Tag { Home = prefix }
console.log(JSON.stringify(Status), JSON.stringify(Tag));
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The parser builds a.b.c... as a deep EDot nest iteratively, so a const initializer with tens of thousands of members overflowed the stack in eval_ts_namespace_chain before the visitor could report the depth. Walk the chain in a loop instead.
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Updated 11:10 AM PT - Sep 8th, 2026
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In `@src/js_parser/visit/visit_stmt.rs`:
- Line 2305: Update record_ts_enum_constants so its initializer evaluation uses
a non-recording symbol lookup instead of find_symbol_with_record_usage::<false>,
preventing preprocessing from adding identifier-use estimates. Preserve usage
recording in the normal enum-initializer visit path.
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- Line 1246: Replace the ".b".repeat(50000) construction in the test input with
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The stack-overflow concern from the earlier review is resolved — eval_ts_namespace_chain now walks the EDot nest iteratively into a SmallVec and resolves from the root outward, and the new 50000-segment test pins it. Only the minor test-convention nit below remains from this pass.
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Commit ea16f30 replaced the recursive eval_ts_namespace_chain with a loop that collects member names and then walks them in reverse from the resolved root, so a deep left-nested a.b.b… no longer consumes O(depth) native stack in the const pre-pass. I checked the iteration order (innermost pushed last, .rev() resolves root-outward) and it matches the previous recursive semantics; the added regression test exercises exactly the shape flagged. The remaining inline finding is a harness-convention nit about String.prototype.repeat in that test and does not affect correctness.
tsc's rule only covers a const with no type annotation; with one, the member stays computed (and tsc reports TS1061 for a following member without an initializer). Record annotated consts while parsing, where the annotation is still visible, and skip them when recording enum constants.
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…luator out of P P is generic over TYPESCRIPT and SCAN_ONLY, so everything in its impl is compiled once per instantiation. The operator folds, the template join and the string helpers do not touch the parser: make them free functions (mordant's generic_body_not_generic).
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constis not folded. Withconst base = 100; enum Status { Ok = base, Created },Status.Createdisundefined, and a string const gets a reverse mapping. tsc emitsCreated = 101and no reverse mapping. Fixes Constant folding is not working insideconst enum#19581.src/js_parser/visit/mod.rs:1512,parse_entry.rs:974). A siblingconstis unvisited at that point, ands_enum(visit_stmt.rs) folds only literals and enum members, so theconststays a runtime reference.Fix
record_ts_enum_constantsevaluates each earlierconstof the list over the unvisited AST, by tsc's rules.handle_identifiersubstitutes a recorded value the way it inlines an enum member. Nothing outside enum initializers changes.s_enumnow stores a folded string member flat so inlined copies cannot share a rope (the line from js_parser: store string enum members flat so folds over them stay linear and cannot corrupt them #41973).fold_numeric_binary_operatorso both paths share it.transpiler/transpiler.test.jsandts/EnumConstVariableReferencesinesbuild/ts.test.tsfail on stock bun and pass now. Self-reviewed: 4 concerns raised, 4 addressed (rope crash route, test comment, namespace gaps pinned, cache version note).Background
enum E { A = 1 }toE[E["A"] = 1] = "A"and a string member toE["A"] = "x"only. A member without an initializer is the previous value plus one.constwith a constant initializer is a constant expression.ts.transpileModulefolds same-file references, so single-file transpilers are expected to (esbuild does not yet).Notes
evaluatedoes: number and string literals,+ - ~, the arithmetic and bitwise binary operators, string+, untagged templates, other recorded consts, enum members (E.A,E["A"],N.E.A),Infinity,NaN.const p = "app"; enum Tag { U = p + "!" }read by two template literals panicked (Option::unwrap()onNoneinEString::push): the folded member was a rope shared by every inlined copy, the hazard js_parser: store string enum members flat so folds over them stay linear and cannot corrupt them #41973 fixes. Theresolve_rope_if_neededline ins_enumis taken from js_parser: store string enum members flat so folds over them stay linear and cannot corrupt them #41973 so this PR is safe on its own. Both PRs bumpEXPECTED_VERSIONto 30, so the second one to land must bump it to 31.constwith a type annotation is not folded, as in tsc:const x: number = 1; enum E { A = x, B }keepsA = xandB = undefined(tsc also reports TS1061). The parse pass records those declarations because the annotation is gone afterwards.InfinityandNaNfold when they are not shadowed, as in tsc.constbinding that the enum's scope resolves the name to. A shadowingvar, parameter, orletleaves the reference alone.namespace N { export const a = 1 } enum E { X = N.a }(the namespace member map carries no value, pinned as a todo test), and a member of an enum nested in a namespace,M.Z.Q, which is a pre-existing visit-order gap with or without a const in between.declare enum D { A = 1 }; enum E { B = D.A + 1 }(tsc foldsB = 2) is not handled here. It needs a symbol for the ambientDthat still prints as a global. That is a separate change.const_values. This version adds an arm to the loop that already walks the list for enums, keeps declaration order, and keeps the values out ofconst_values.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 2 · 11 files touched
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