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`import styles from "./x.module.css"` under `bun ./index.html` compiled
to a module body that read `import_x_module.default.foo` while the
import itself was dropped, so the page threw `ReferenceError:
import_x_module is not defined`. The dev pipeline put every file with
a stylesheet into the CSS chunk only, and `convert_stmts_for_chunk_for_dev_server`
disabled every import record that pointed at a CSS file.
A client `.module.css` now also goes into the JS chunk. Its lazy-export
stub is filled with the class-name map (the same code the full link
uses) and prints as `"x.module.css"(hmr) { hmr.cjs.exports = {...} }`.
The importer keeps the record, with the source index cleared so that
`import`, `import()` and `require()` all link through the registry.
The incremental graph stores the module next to the stylesheet hash
(`Content::CssModule`), serves it in route bundles, leaves it out of a
hot update when it did not change (style-only edits stay CSS-only),
and reports it as `CacheKind::CssModule` so that a re-bundled importer
keeps the dependency while the CSS file is cached.
The HMR runtime drops the cached ESM view of a CommonJS module when it
re-evaluates it, so importers see the new class map.
Fixes #18258
Co-authored-by: bgrcs <bruno@grcs.pm>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. WalkthroughCSS Module handling now uses shared path detection, preserves client CSS Module exports, and tracks CSS assets with class-name code in the dev server. Tests cover imports, composition, HMR, Fast Refresh, and scoped output. ChangesCSS Module dev-server support
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to CSS Module dev-server support is substantially covered, but one edge-case filename may not produce module exports and the style-only update test does not prove that reload-free HMR is preserved. These bounded issues should be addressed before relying on those cases. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Status: ready for review. Reproduced on Bun 1.4.3 with the three files from #18258 style reports ( Tests: #33405 by @bgrcs, which this PR carries forward with co-author credit, was closed in favor of this one; three of its CI (build 113451, head 81136b2): every |
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…was only an @import child A stylesheet that entered the client graph through `@import` or `composes` is a `CssChild`: it has no asset and no module of its own. When a JS file later imported it while it was not stale, `is_file_cached` reported it as a cached stylesheet, so the import was dropped (for a `.module.css`: the class-name map binding stayed undefined) and the route trace reached a `CssChild` through a JS edge ("only CSS roots should be found by tracing"). Report such a file as not cached so it is bundled as a root.
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I reviewed this again after the two follow-up commits and didn't find any bugs. The CssChild cache-kind edge case I flagged earlier is now handled (cache_kind() returns None so is_file_cached falls through and the file is re-bundled) and covered by the new "css module that was only composed from gets imported directly" test. Given the scope — a new Content variant threaded through the incremental graph plus two-pass receive_chunk merging and changes across the bake-dev link pipeline — a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
cache_kind() -> Optionand its consumer inis_file_cached—Nonecorrectly skips the cached-import short-circuit at bundle_v2.rs:6743 and lets the file be parsed.- The comment-trimming commit is mechanical; no logic moved.
Content::CssModulehandling inreceive_chunk/traceDependencies— the JS-pass/CSS-pass merge preserves whichever half already exists and the byte-equal suppression only skips the hot update, not the content store.
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Overview
This PR makes import styles from "./x.module.css" work under the Bake dev server by shipping a CSS module's class-name map as an HMR registry module alongside its stylesheet. It touches the bundler's bake-dev pipeline (bundle_v2.rs, LinkerContext.rs, convertStmtsForChunkForDevServer.rs, generateCodeForLazyExport.rs), adds is_css_module_path/is_client_css_module helpers in options.rs, introduces CacheKind::CssModule and Content::CssModule { css, code } in the dev-server incremental graph, and drops the cached ESM view of a re-evaluated CJS module in hmr-module.ts. Six new tests span css.test.ts, react-spa.test.ts, and bundler_loader.test.ts.
Since my prior review, two commits landed: 33c8ea8 changes File::cache_kind() to return Option<CacheKind> with None for Content::CssChild (so a .module.css that entered the graph only via composes/@ import is re-bundled when a JS file later imports it directly — the exact scenario I raised), wires is_file_cached to propagate that None, and adds a dedicated test; d53ee8d trims multi-line comments to one-liners per the repo's comment convention.
Security risks
None identified. The change is confined to the bundler's dev-server output format and the in-process incremental graph; no new parsing of untrusted external input, no auth/crypto/permission surfaces, no network or filesystem trust-boundary changes.
Level of scrutiny
High. This threads a new discriminant (CssModule) through several match sites across the bundler and incremental graph, changes how receive_chunk merges two passes for one file, and alters which import records stay live in the dev format. REVIEW.md's "one source of truth — new enum variant → audit every switch" and "reference counts / ownership on every terminal path" both apply here (the Content::CssModule.code box, the two-pass merge, and the cache_kind consumers). The follow-up fix to cache_kind() is exactly the shape suggested and is now test-covered, but the overall surface (incremental-graph edge attachment, hot-update suppression, HMR runtime cache invalidation) is intricate enough that a maintainer familiar with Bake should sign off.
Other factors
Test coverage is good: the new tests exercise static import, require, dynamic import(), style-only edits (no re-eval of importers), class-map-changing edits, and the composed-then-directly-imported path. The PR description states these fail on 1.4.3 and that the surrounding test/bake/dev suites still pass. There are no outstanding human CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews; the github-actions inline comments appear to have been addressed by the comment-trimming commit.
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…, and a plain css import next to them Three more dev server cases from #33405: two importers of one `.module.css` receive the same object, a `.module.css` that becomes empty drops both its rules and its class map and recovers when a class comes back, and a plain `.css` import stays a side-effect import whose edits do not re-evaluate the importer. Co-authored-by: bgrcs <bruno@grcs.pm>
`import sheet from "./plain.css"` (or `import * as ns`) left `sheet`
undeclared under the dev server, while `bun build` yields an empty module
(`{}` / `{ default: {} }`). The same held for any other import record the
dev linker disables, such as a path the `browser` field maps to false.
Declare the namespace as `{ default: {} }` in that case, next to the
existing `{}` placeholder for deferred barrel imports.
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- Line 1008: Update the evalCount tracking in the CSS reload test to store and
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Problem
bun ./index.html, HTML routes inBun.serve),import styles from "./x.module.css"compiles to a body that readsimport_x_module.default.foo, but nothing declares the binding:ReferenceError: import_x_module is not defined.bun buildis correct. Fixes CSS Modules not working when using HTMLBundle via Bun.serve() #18258.finish_from_bake_dev_server(src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs) puts a file with a stylesheet into a CSS chunk only, so the stub with the class-name map is never printed.convert_stmts_for_chunk_for_dev_serverthen drops every import record that points at a CSS file.Fix
.module.cssalso goes into the JS chunk. Its stub prints as"x.module.css"(hmr) { hmr.cjs.exports = { foo: "foo_-MSaAA" } }and the importer keeps the record, soimport,import()andrequire()link through the registry. A plain stylesheet imported with a binding binds{ default: {} }, as inbun build.IncrementalGraphstores the module next to the stylesheet (Content::CssModule) and keeps it out of a hot update when it did not change: a style-only edit stays CSS-only.is_file_cachedreportsCacheKind::CssModuleso a rebuilt importer keeps the dependency, and reports a stylesheet that was only an@import/composeschild as not cached.test/bake/dev/css.test.ts(10 new),react-spa.test.ts(1 new),bundler_loader.test.ts; they fail on 1.4.3. The othertest/bake/devsuites pass..module.cssunderbun/app(see notes).Background
"path": [deps, exports, stars, load, isAsync]and CommonJS or JSON as"path"(hmr, module, exports) {}. An importer receives itsdepsthroughhmr.imports.name_plus a hash of the file path. The map changes only when a class is added, removed or renamed.receive_chunkruns once per chunk a file appears in. A CSS module now gets two calls per bundle, and each keeps the half the other owns.Notes
mainand narrowed: thereplaceModulesordering change from that PR is not included. In addition it handles the cached-importer path (is_file_cached/CacheKind::CssModule, without which the binding broke again after the first edit of the importer) and theimport()/require()forms (the record's source index is cleared so the printer emitshmr.dynamicImport/hmr.require).populate_css_module_lazy_exportis split out ofgenerate_code_for_lazy_exportso the dev pipeline, which skips that step and prints theSLazyExportdirectly, can fill the map with the same code the full link uses.CssChild(through@importorcomposes) and was then imported from JS while not stale was treated as a cached stylesheet: the import was dropped and the route trace reached aCssChildthrough a JS edge (only CSS roots should be found by tracingin debug builds). That path predates this PR for plain stylesheets; for a.module.cssit left the binding undefined again.File::cache_kindnow returnsNonefor aCssChild..module.cssimported by server-side code underbun/app(Bake framework) is unchanged. WithseparateSSRGraph,mangle_local_csshashes thessr:-prefixed pretty path, so server and client scoped names would differ; that is the first thing to settle before server-side support.require()/import()of a plain (non-module) stylesheet under the dev server still printhmr.require(...)for a file that has no registry entry. Only the static import forms get the empty-module binding here..module.cssfrom a syntax error sends its module once more (the graph drops content on failure), so an importer that does not accept hot updates reloads the page at that point. Plain stylesheets are unaffected..module.cssthat is only referenced from a<link>tag still gets its (unused) registry entry. It is a few bytes and avoids a per-importer analysis.bun build --format=internal_bake_dev(a debug-only CLI format) prints the stub too.tree_shaking_and_code_splittingseeds its part live there because tree shaking short-circuits for CSS files and dev imports do not bind symbols.test/bake/dev/{hot,bundle,esm,html,sourcemap,plugins,stress,vfile,incremental-graph-edge-deletion}.test.ts,test/bake/dev-and-prod.test.ts,test/bundler/css/css-modules.test.ts, and thebake-dev/*cases oftest/bundler/bundler_loader.test.ts.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 15 files touched
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