Bun.unsafe.ModuleGraph: multiple instances of an ES module graph in one global - #42271
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`new Bun.unsafe.ModuleGraph({ env, cwd, globals, onExit, onError })` creates a
JSC module loader of its own in the current global object. `graph.import(specifier)`
fetches, links and evaluates the module and its dependencies in that loader, so the
same files can run as several independent instances (their own module state, their
own `process` env/cwd/exit, timers, `globalThis` view and CommonJS require cache),
while JSC shares the compiled code (executables, CodeBlocks, JIT code) between
instances of the same module. Requires oven-sh/WebKit#522 (additional module
loaders; pinned to its preview build here).
- src/jsc/bindings/ModuleGraph.{h,cpp}: the ModuleGraph object, its loader and
module scope (a lexical environment between the graph's modules and the global
scope holding the per-graph bindings), import()/dispose(), error attribution to
the graph whose code threw, per-graph copies of builtin module objects, the
per-graph Function constructor and process/timers preset.
- Module loader hooks and record factories take/use the JSModuleLoader JSC hands
them (fetch, import(), import.meta, evaluate; Bun__analyzeTranspiledModule and
the prelinked-record paths); CommonJS modules imported or required from a graph
live in its require cache and are evaluated in its scope; require(esm) and the
ESM registry helpers use the requiring module's loader.
- Bun.spawn/child_process/os/Bun.env/Worker default env and cwd follow the graph
whose code calls them; import.meta.main/env are the graph's.
- Types in bun.d.ts; tests in test/js/bun/module-graph/.
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In `@packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts`:
- Around line 5491-5492: Add the missing read-only static overlaidGlobals
declaration to the ModuleGraph class, matching the accessor installed by
ModuleGraph.cpp and using the existing globals name-set type so TypeScript
callers can read the fixed set.
In `@scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts`:
- Line 6: Keep WEBKIT_VERSION pinned to the PR `#522` preview only while that
upstream PR remains open; before merging Bun, replace it with an autobuild value
using the merged commit SHA, allowing the generated process.versions.webkit
value to update automatically.
In `@src/js/builtins/BunBuiltinNames.h`:
- Around line 82-84: Reorder the builtin identifiers in the macro list so the
moduleGraph, moduleGraphOf, and moduleGraphProcess entries appear after mode and
before mtimeMs, preserving alphabetical ordering without changing their names.
In `@src/js/node/os.ts`:
- Around line 112-121: Extract the shared graph-based home-directory lookup into
a graphHomedir() helper, then reuse it from both homedir() and userInfo() while
preserving each function’s existing fallback behavior and userInfo()’s Buffer
conversion when options.encoding is "buffer".
In `@src/jsc/bindings/BunObject.cpp`:
- Around line 109-111: Update the process environment getter around
Bun__ModuleGraph__spawnEnv so a null result from an active module graph does not
fall back to the global processEnvObject. Return the global environment only
when no graph is active, and preserve or propagate graph-local exceptions and
invalid scoped-environment failures using the existing graph state and
error-handling mechanisms.
In `@src/jsc/bindings/JSCommonJSModule.cpp`:
- Around line 224-225: Update the template reuse check near graphScopedWrapper
to require templateText to equal the complete expected source, including the
fixed graph-template suffix, rather than accepting a longer cached string that
merely starts with text; preserve reuse only for an exact current-source match.
In `@src/jsc/bindings/ModuleGraph.cpp`:
- Line 744: Update dispatchError and its callers to propagate the rejected
promise for unhandled rejections: accept the promise argument, append it to the
listener argument buffer, and forward it from the native
Bun__ModuleGraph__handleUnhandled/moduleGraphReportUnhandled flow. Preserve
undefined as the second argument for uncaughtException listeners while passing
the actual promise to unhandledRejection listeners.
In `@src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.h`:
- Line 81: Forward-declare JSModuleLoader in the existing JSC namespace within
ModuleLoader.h before its pointer use, so consumers can include the header
without requiring JSModuleLoader.h first.
In `@src/runtime/api/bun/js_bun_spawn_bindings.rs`:
- Around line 434-447: Cache the options object's env lookup once and reuse that
result in both the graph_env condition near append_envp_from_js and the later
logic around the existing second lookup. Preserve the current
truthiness/presence semantics while ensuring an env accessor is invoked only
once.
- Around line 499-504: Validate the graph-derived cwd in the
Bun__ModuleGraph__spawnCwd handling before assigning it to cwd, rejecting any
embedded NUL bytes with the same ERR_INVALID_ARG_VALUE behavior used for
explicit options.cwd. Preserve the existing string conversion and
user_specified_cwd flow for valid paths.
In `@test/js/bun/module-graph/module-graph-compile.test.ts`:
- Line 238: In test/js/bun/module-graph/module-graph-compile.test.ts:238-238,
move compilation into beforeAll so dir and exe are initialized before scenario
tests, and move the rmSync cleanup at line 421 into afterAll. In
test/js/bun/module-graph/module-graph-matrix.test.ts:26-33, replace fixture’s
mkdtempSync/writeFileSync setup with harness tempDir(prefix, fileTree), and move
cleanup tests at lines 318, 380, 539, 692, and 943 into afterAll hooks.
In `@test/js/bun/module-graph/module-graph-matrix.test.ts`:
- Around line 726-727: Make the duringDependencyTla test deterministic by having
slow.mjs signal immediately before its await through the shared globals object,
then update the test to await that signal before calling a.dispose() instead of
using the 5ms timeout. Preserve the existing assertions and behavior for the
other module-graph cases.
- Line 24: Replace the module-scope require of bun:jsc with a named module-scope
import of numberOfDFGCompiles, then update both usages to call the imported
symbol directly.
- Line 40: Update errorName to return the constructor name for object-like
values such as ResolveMessage, while retaining the existing Error handling and
typeof fallback for primitives or values without a usable constructor.
- Around line 26-33: Update the two tests around the fixture usages near lines
868 and 902 to bind each created fixture to a disposable tempDir with using, and
remove their inline rmSync(dir) cleanup calls. Ensure disposal runs
automatically even when assertions throw, while preserving the existing test
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A ModuleGraph shares its global object, so the global's own state (process,
env, cwd, exit, timers, builtin module objects) is shared too; what a graph gets
of its own is its module instances, its CommonJS require cache, its import()/
require/import.meta routing, and the names its host passes in `globals`.
- Options are now { globals?, onError? }. The overlay holds exactly the host's
`globals` (plus @ModuleLoader); graphs constructed with the same set of names
get overlays of one symbol table and so share compiled code.
- Removed: the built-in per-graph process (env/cwd/exit/listeners/signals/
stdio), tracked timers and AbortSignals, the Bun/Worker facades and resource
tracking, per-graph copies of builtin modules, the per-graph Function
constructor and globalThis view, and every place where builtins consulted the
calling graph (child_process/Bun.spawn/$/Worker env and cwd defaults, os.*,
Bun.env, import.meta.env, node:process). graph.process and
ModuleGraph.overlaidGlobals are gone; import() resolves relative specifiers
against process.cwd().
- Kept: loader per graph, onError attribution of uncaught errors / unhandled
rejections to the graph whose code produced them, dispose() semantics,
import.meta.main / graph.mainModule, createRequire() from graph code.
- Tests give each graph a process of its own the way a host would, through
`globals`, and drop the cases that covered the removed built-ins.
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src/jsc/bindings/JSCommonJSModule.cpp— When a graph's CommonJSrequire()fails, the error cleanup removes the entry fromglobalObject->requireMap()instead of the graph's own map (the entry was inserted viathis.$requireMap.$set(id, mod)in CommonJS.ts:80). In debug buildsASSERT(wasRemoved)crashes; in release the failed module stays cached in the graph, so the nextrequire()of that id returns the half-evaluated module instead of retrying. Fix: on error, remove from the module's own map —moduleGraph() ? moduleGraph()->requireMap() : globalObject->requireMap()— at both cleanup sites:finishRequireWithError(line 1375) andJSCommonJSModule::load(line 314).Extended reasoning...
Graph code calls
require('./boom.cjs')whereboom.cjsthrows at top level.overridableRequireruns withthis= a graph module, sothis.$requireMapisjsCommonJSModuleRequireMapGetter→graph->requireMap(). Line 79 createsmodwith parentthis(JSCommonJSModule::create at :1023 copiesm_moduleGraph); line 80 insertsmodinto the graph's map only.this.$require(id, mod, …)→jsFunctionRequireCommonJS→Bun::fetchCommonJSModuleevaluates and throws →REQUIRE_CJS_RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(line 1444) →finishRequireWithError→globalObject->requireMap()->remove(globalObject, specifierValue)returnsfalse(never inserted there) →ASSERT(wasRemoved)(line 1377) aborts a debug build. In release the assertion is compiled out; the exception is re-thrown to the caller butmodremains ingraph->requireMap(). A subsequentrequire('./boom.cjs')from graph code hitsexisting = this.$requireMap.$get(id)(CommonJS.ts:39) and calls$evaluateCommonJSModule(existing, this)→moduleObject->load()which, if it throws again, hits the same wrong-map removal at line…Verification: normal — this PR routes graph require() insertions to the graph's own map but leaves the error-path removal on the global map, so the new ModuleGraph feature ships a broken failure path the base branch does not have. Insertion side (changed by this PR): - src/js/builtins/CommonJS.ts:80 changed from
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src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp—fetchCommonJSModule/fetchCommonJSModuleNonBuiltinstill hardcodeglobalObject->moduleLoader()even whentarget->moduleGraph()is set, so a ModuleGraph's CommonJSrequire()of an ES-module fileprovideFetches that source into the HOST's module loader (line 913) and the "already loaded" check (line 793) tests the host's registry instead of the graph's. The entry in the host loader survivesgraph.dispose()(which only clears the graph's loader), so a later host-sideimport()of that file uses the source the graph fetched instead of re-reading disk. Fix: derive the loader fromtarget->moduleGraph()->loader()(falling back to the global) at everyglobalObject->moduleLoader()site in these functions — ModuleLoader.cpp:712, 781, 793, 815, 913.Extended reasoning...
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require('./x.mjs')→overridableRequire(CommonJS.ts) withthis= a JSCommonJSModule whosem_moduleGraphis set (inherited via JSCommonJSModule.cpp:1022-1024). Line 79 createsmod(parent=this ⇒mod->moduleGraph()= graph), line 80 puts it in the graph's requireMap, line 93/110 callsthis.$require(id, mod, …)→jsFunctionRequireCommonJS(JSCommonJSModule.cpp:1387) →fetchCommonJSModule(globalObject, child=mod, …). At ModuleLoader.cpp:793hasAlreadyLoadedESMVersionSoWeShouldntTranspileItTwicequeriesglobalObject->moduleLoader()->registryEntry(...)— the HOST's loader — so a file already in the graph's own loader is not seen and falls through tofetchCommonJSModuleNonBuiltin. There, when the transpile determines the file is a true ES module (isCommonJSModulefalse, not JSON/TOML/extension), control reaches line 913:globalObject->moduleLoader()->provideFetch(globalObject, key, …, SourceCode(provider)), injecting the source into the HOST's registry, then returns -1.overridableRequirethen loads the file into the graph's…Verification: normal — the mechanism the candidate describes is real and reachable through code this PR adds. Path: a graph-owned CJS module calls
require('./x.mjs')→overridableRequire(src/js/builtins/CommonJS.ts:79-80) createsmodvia$createCommonJSModule(id, {}, false, this); JSCommonJSModule.cpp:1022-1024 copies the parent'sm_moduleGraphontomod. Line 93/110 calls `this.$require(id, mod,…
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In `@src/jsc/bindings/ModuleGraph.cpp`:
- Around line 567-569: Update the cache-key construction around StringBuilder
joined in ModuleGraph so each name is encoded unambiguously, such as by
prefixing it with its length before appending separators. Preserve the existing
sorted-name iteration while ensuring distinct name sets, including names
containing newline characters, cannot produce the same key.
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… loader; bump WebKit preview pin A module record's loader now decides the scope its environment is created in, so a SourceTextModule with a `context` must use that context global's loader, or its free identifiers resolve against the outer global (test-vm-module-basic.js). WEBKIT_VERSION -> the oven-sh/WebKit#522 preview at d02fd125.
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567-569: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winEncode the symbol-table cache key so it cannot be ambiguous.
The key joins the sorted global names with
'\n'. A global name can contain'\n', because it is an arbitrary string property key. Two different name sets then map to one key:{ "a\nb": 1 }and{ a: 1, b: 2 }both produce"a\nb\n".The second graph then reuses the first graph's
SymbolTable. Line 595 callssymbolTable->get(name.impl()).scopeOffset()for a name that is absent from that table, so the lookup returns an emptySymbolTableEntryandvariableAtreceives an invalid offset.Prefix each name with its length, or use a separator that cannot occur in a property key.
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StringBuilder joined; for (auto& name : names) - joined.append(name.string(), '\n'); + joined.append(name.string().length(), ':', name.string(), '\n');🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts`:
- Line 6: Update WEBKIT_VERSION to a published WebKit preview tag that has an
available GitHub release, such as autobuild-preview-pr-522-d0201641, so
prebuiltUrl() generates downloadable WebKit URLs.
In `@src/jsc/bindings/ModuleGraph.cpp`:
- Around line 552-598: Update createModuleGraphOverlay so joined is built with
an unambiguous length-prefixed encoding for each global name before constructing
namesKey, preventing distinct name sets from sharing a SymbolTable cache entry.
Preserve the existing sorted-name ordering and symbol-table creation behavior.
In `@test/js/bun/module-graph/module-graph-matrix.test.ts`:
- Around line 14-15: Replace the local ModuleGraphOptions and Graph aliases with
types derived from typeof Bun.unsafe.ModuleGraph, using ConstructorParameters
for constructor options and InstanceType for the graph instance; update
references to use these derived types and remove the (Bun as any) cast so
type-checking detects API drift.
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In `@src/jsc/bindings/ModuleGraph.cpp`:
- Around line 567-569: Update the symbol-table cache key construction around the
joined names so distinct global-name sets cannot collide when a property key
contains newline characters. Encode each name with an unambiguous length prefix
(or an otherwise impossible separator) in the loop building joined, while
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src/jsc/bindings/JSCommonJSModule.cpp— When a graph-owned CommonJS module usesimport.meta(Bun emits a 6-arg wrapper),evaluateCommonJSModuleOncebuilds theImportMetaObjectwithout tagging it withmoduleObject->m_moduleGraph, soimport.meta.require(...)inside that module loads into the hostrequireMapandimport.meta.maincompares against the process entry — leaking state across graphs and breaking the promised per-graphimport.meta. Fix: after creating the ImportMetaObject here, ifmoduleObject->m_moduleGraphis set,putDirectthemoduleGraphPrivateName()on it exactly asmoduleLoaderCreateImportMetaPropertiesdoes, so the CJSimport.metais graph-scoped too.Extended reasoning...
Bun's transpiler wraps a CommonJS file that references
import.metaas a 6-parameter function (src/js_parser/p.rs:9104,9150-9162 add$Bun_import_metaas arg[5] whenhas_import_meta).evaluateCommonJSModuleOncedetectsparameterCount() > 5(line 274) and passesZig::ImportMetaObject::create(globalObject, filename)(line 276). Unlike the ESM path (moduleLoaderCreateImportMetaProperties, ZigGlobalObject.cpp:4202-4206) this call never setsmoduleGraphPrivateName()on the object, even thoughmoduleObject->m_moduleGraphis set for graph-owned CJS modules (JSCommonJSModule.cpp:206 reads it a few lines earlier). Consequences inside the graph's CJS code: (1)import.meta.require(...)— the lazyrequirePropertyinitializer (ImportMetaObject.cpp:657-661) readsgetDirect(moduleGraphPrivateName()), finds nothing, and callscreateBoundRequireFunction(..., moduleGraph=nullptr), so the returned require reads/writes the hostglobalObject->requireMap(); a secondBun.unsafe.ModuleGraphrequiring the same file via this path shares the host-cached instance instead of getting its own.…Verification: normal — At JSCommonJSModule.cpp:273-278 the 6-arg CJS wrapper path builds the ImportMetaObject bare:
cpp if (jsFunction->jsExecutable()->parameterCount() > 5) { // it expects ImportMetaObject args.append(Zig::ImportMetaObject::create(globalObject, filename));graph = moduleObject->m_moduleGraph.get()is already in scope (line 206), yet nothing sets… | normal — the CJS… -
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src/jsc/bindings/JSCommonJSModule.cpp—fetchESMSourceCodenow gates isolation-cache lookups on!graph(ModuleLoader.cpp:1015,1087) but the downstream inserts are not:createCommonJSModulestill inserts unconditionally here, andBun__onFulfillAsyncModule's ESM branch at ModuleLoader.cpp:516-517 does the same. Underbun test --isolate, once the host or one graph has cached a file, anyBun.unsafe.ModuleGraphimporting the same CJS (or async ESM) re-transpiles it and re-inserts, trippingASSERT_WITH_MESSAGE(result.isNewEntry, "…a lookup was bypassed")in debug builds. Fix: skip the insert when reached for a ModuleGraph load (!loadingGraphhere; read themoduleGraphPrivateNameoffpromisebefore line 516) so every insert is still preceded by a lookup.Extended reasoning...
IsolatedModuleCache::canUse (IsolatedModuleCache.cpp:11-20) is true whenever
isBunTest && test_isolation_enabled— i.e.bun test --isolate. On base every insert site was preceded by a lookup for the same key. This PR adds!graph &&touseIsolationCache/useIsolationCacheForBuiltininfetchESMSourceCode(ModuleLoader.cpp:1015,1087), so a ModuleGraph fetch skips the lookup at 1088-1101 and always transpiles. If the result is CommonJS it reachescreateCommonJSModule(globalObject, graph, …)(ModuleLoader.cpp:1127 sync / :500 async); the module is not in the graph's require map, so line 1625 evaluatesIsolatedModuleCache::canUse(...)— which does not know aboutgraph— and inserts at 1626. If the result is ESM and async,Bun__onFulfillAsyncModuletakes the else branch and inserts at 517 with no!graphcheck either. Concrete trigger underbun bd test --isolate: the host (or graph A) doesawait import("./foo.cjs")→ key inserted; graph B doesgraph.import("./foo.cjs")→ lookup skipped, re-transpile,createCommonJSModuleinserts the same key →…Verification: normal — this PR breaks the invariant IsolatedModuleCache.h:55-56 documents ("Asserts isNewEntry — a duplicate insert means a lookup was bypassed, which is exactly the gating bug this consolidation prevents"). The lookup gate now includes
!graph: - src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp:1015const bool useIsolationCacheForBuiltin = !graph && Bun::IsolatedModuleCache::canUse(...)-… | normal —…
…ew fixes - The executable a graph's CommonJS wrappers are made from is now cached by (file, overlay symbol table) in a WeakGCMap of FunctionExecutables (ModuleGraphCommonJSTemplates) instead of a strong JSMap of functions by file: graphs with different `globals` name sets get wrappers compiled for their own shape (their source carries a per-shape suffix, so the code cache keeps them apart too), and an executable lives only as long as a function made from it. Reuse requires the same source URL and exactly the same text. - A require() that throws inside a graph removes the module from the graph's require cache, not the host's (JSCommonJSModule::load, finishRequireWithError). - The overlay symbol-table key encodes each name with its length. - ModuleLoader.h forward-declares JSC::JSModuleLoader; BunBuiltinNames stays sorted. - Tests: two new cases (retry after a throwing require; CommonJS in graphs with different name sets); matrix/compile suites use harness tempDir, afterAll / beforeAll instead of setup/cleanup test cases, a module-scope bun:jsc import, and a signal instead of a delay for the dispose-during-TLA case.
…cy, cheaper rejection noting - A CommonJS module of a graph that uses import.meta gets an ImportMetaObject tagged with the graph, so import.meta.require / import.meta.main are the graph's like they are for its ES modules. - While a graph's onError runs, errors are not attributed to graphs: an onError that rethrows the error it was given reaches the host's handling once instead of being handed back to the same onError. - promiseRejectionTracker: a rejection whose reason carries its own stack is attributed from that stack later; only stackless reasons take the rejection-time stack walk. - Tests for the first two; the matrix suite derives its types from bun-types.
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GlobalObject::moduleLoaderEvaluaterejects disposed module graphs, but this override callsevaluateNonVirtualwithout that gate. A pending top-level-await evaluation can continue afterdispose()instead of throwingModuleGraph has been disposed. Add the samemoduleGraphForLoader(...)->disposed()check beforenoteModuleEvaluation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/jsc/bindings/ModuleGraph.cpp`:
- Line 420: Update moduleGraphImportFulfilled and moduleGraphImportRejected to
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src/jsc/bindings/ZigGlobalObject.cpp— The disposed-graph guard was added only toGlobalObject::moduleLoaderEvaluate; the siblingEvalGlobalObject::moduleLoaderEvaluate(used bybun -e/bun -p) still goes straight toevaluateNonVirtual, so underbun -eaBun.unsafe.ModuleGraph's modules can still evaluate afterdispose()(e.g. a deferred namespace touched later, or a dependent whose first evaluation the loader drives after a TLA dependency settles) instead of throwing "ModuleGraph has been disposed". Fix: apply the samemoduleGraphForLoader(...)->disposed()check in every hostmoduleLoaderEvaluateoverride — either duplicate it inEvalGlobalObject::moduleLoaderEvaluateor have that override delegate toGlobalObject::moduleLoaderEvaluatefirst.Extended reasoning...
EvalGlobalObject(ZigGlobalObject.h:839-848) declares its own staticmoduleLoaderEvaluateand installs it in its ownglobalObjectMethodTable()(ZigGlobalObject.cpp:1017 — unqualified&moduleLoaderEvaluateinsideEvalGlobalObject::globalObjectMethodTable()resolves toEvalGlobalObject::moduleLoaderEvaluate). That implementation (ZigGlobalObject.cpp:4254-4265) callsnoteModuleEvaluationthenmoduleLoader->evaluateNonVirtual(...)with nomoduleGraphForLoader(...)/graph->disposed()check, unlikeGlobalObject::moduleLoaderEvaluateat 4238-4245 (added by this PR).StandaloneGlobalObjecthas no override, so line 1045 resolves to the baseGlobalObject::moduleLoaderEvaluateand is guarded;EvalGlobalObjectis the one sibling that is not. Trigger:bun -e '…'(orbun -p) createsnew Bun.unsafe.ModuleGraph(),graph.import("./a.mjs")wherea.mjsawaits and statically importsb.mjs, host callsgraph.dispose()while the await is pending; when JSC later drives evaluation ofb.mjsthrough the hostmoduleLoaderEvaluatehook (or graph code touches an…Verification: nit — the sibling hook was skipped exactly as the candidate says.
GlobalObject::moduleLoaderEvaluategained the guard (src/jsc/bindings/ZigGlobalObject.cpp:4238-4245, added by this diff): ```cpp if (Bun::JSModuleGraph* graph = Bun::moduleGraphForLoader(lexicalGlobalObject, moduleLoader); graph && graph->disposed()) { ... throwTypeError(lexicalGlobalObject, scope, "ModuleGraph has been…
…napshot for the new WebKit - Fixture scripts pass file paths to graph.import() via Bun.fileURLToPath instead of URL.pathname, the symlink fixture uses a junction, and the require.cache check splits on either separator. - bundler_bytecode_portable: module code now declares @ModuleLoader and import() passes it, which changes the serialized bytes of the two SourceTextModule entries and of libraries.js (its import() sites) on every platform alike; snapshot updated to the values CI produced.
…ty directly; symlink test follows the host loader - "documented sharing" restored Array.prototype / Error.prepareStackTrace only when it passed, so a failure cascaded into every later stack-trace test; it now restores in finally, and checks that the earlier writers' modules are collectable with WeakRefs instead of an extraMemorySize delta. - The symlink case expects whatever identity the host's loader gives the two paths (on Windows a junction is not resolved to its target).
…ructed by host code is still the rejecting graph's); test
fetchCommonJSModule decided "this file is already loaded as an ES module, take the ESM path" from the global object's registry and provided synchronous fetches to the global object's loader, whatever the requiring module. Inside a Bun.unsafe.ModuleGraph that misroutes a require() of a CommonJS file the host happens to have imported: with `import "react-dom/server"; import "react"` (a CommonJS package that require()s a sibling the entry also imports) the graph's own import of the sibling is still in flight when the require runs, so the ESM path found a pending entry and threw "require() async module ... is unsupported" — only when the host had loaded the same packages first. Both now use the requiring module's loader; a disposed graph's leftover code can still require plain CommonJS. Tests: that scenario (fails without the change); the executable-sharing test bounds CodeBlocks per tier instead of assuming one tier; the intrinsics test allocates its graphs in a throwaway function.
…insics test uses the suite's collection regime (stack churn + event-loop turns)
…ons, fewer per-import allocations, conventions, test hygiene ModuleGraph.cpp - Unhandled-rejection attribution also covers rejections the runtime performs after unwinding (async functions, promise reactions whose handler threw): the exception the VM caught last carries the throw site. Host module code that rejects is noted too, so a graph-made error rejected by host code is the host's. graph.import()'s own promise is its caller's. The delivered-once guard only applies to errors attributed by where they were created, so two failures of graph code with one error object both reach onError. Function()/eval code is not mistaken for host CommonJS code. - Errors materializing their stack no longer leave WeakMap entries for host errors; frames are only consulted while graphs exist. - import(): one JSSet of pending promises (add/remove) instead of rebuilding an array per call; two handler functions per graph with a context instead of two bound functions and source providers per call; ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE for the specifier, ERR_INVALID_STATE for a disposed graph, ERR_INVALID_THIS receivers. - The overlay SymbolTable cache is a WeakGCMap keyed by the name set; the in-onError flag moves with it into one non-GC state struct on the global. - Bun:: class-setup helpers, static host-function declarations, getCachedCwd() from BunProcess.h instead of a redeclared extern "C", Bun.unsafe.ModuleGraph installed like other lazy constructors, NodeVMModule::moduleLoader() shared by SourceTextModule / SyntheticModule, c_int -> bool on the Rust boundary. Tests: suites no longer skip when the API is missing; exact error shapes; awaited rejections; stale titles and vacuous assertions from the earlier CommonJS design fixed or removed; child processes report on the event instead of on a timer; no per-test timeouts; compile executables build concurrently; new: Worker-hosted graphs, natural exit code with onError (also under --unhandled-rejections=strict), CommonJS/global-code error helpers. bun.d.ts: import<T = any>(), onError/mainModule docs, example passes process.
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… exception, so an older caught throw cannot claim a later rejection of the same value; check getCachedCwd's exception before use; drop a stale declaration Tests: a cached rejected promise awaited twice reaches onError twice; an object graph code threw and caught earlier, rejected later by host code, is the host's.
…JS.cpp is unchanged from main An error whose ErrorInstance frames are gone (its stack string was built) and whose throw / rejection site does not decide is the host's.
…rict/throw) is not offered to the graphs a second time; tests: gate the dispose race, measure per-instance heap cost in a fresh process; libraries.js bytecode snapshot from CI
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Two spots in this branch compile only through their unified-build neighbors. Both failed when I merged this branch with current main for #42267, because the bundle composition shifts:
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… with it promiseRejectionTracker(Reject) decides whose rejection it is — the graph whose module code is on the stack, or whose code the runtime just caught throwing (async functions, throwing reaction handlers) — and stores that next to the promise in the pending-rejection queue; handleRejectedPromises passes it to unhandled_rejection, which delivers to that graph's onError or takes the normal path (and its strict/throw escalation is not offered to the graphs again). Uncaught exceptions are attributed from the Exception being reported (or the one just caught, for callers that report the bare value). No side table keyed by promise or error, and no fallback to where an Error object was created: a promise derived through .then() without a rejection handler, left unhandled, is the host's; graph.import()'s own promise is its caller's. Also: ModuleGraph.cpp includes PathInlines.h for PLATFORM_SEP and NodeVMModule.cpp qualifies NodeVM::getGlobalObjectFromContext (both compiled only through unified-build neighbours).
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src/runtime/bake/BakeGlobalObject.cpp— nit:bakeModuleLoaderImportModule's twobake:/fast paths still callJSC::importModule(global, ...), ignoring themoduleLoaderparameter, so in a Bake global aBun.unsafe.ModuleGraph'simport()of (or from) abake:/module lands in the host loader instead of the graph's — no per-graph instance, and the disposed-graph gate is bypassed. Fix: usemoduleLoader->requestImportModule(...)at both sites (and add thethrowIfModuleGraphDisposedcheck before them), matching what this PR did toGlobalObject::moduleLoaderImportModuleat ZigGlobalObject.cpp:3594/3633.Extended reasoning...
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JSModuleLoader*through the import-module hook soimport()from a graph's code goes to that graph's loader:GlobalObject::moduleLoaderImportModulewas changed fromJSC::importModule(globalObject, ...)toloader->requestImportModule(globalObject, ...)(ZigGlobalObject.cpp:3594, 3633) and gained athrowIfModuleGraphDisposedgate (line 3562).bakeModuleLoaderImportModule(the Bake global's override) receives the samemoduleLoaderargument and correctly forwards it in the fall-through delegate at line 55, but the two early-return branches at lines 28 and 50 still call the freeJSC::importModule(global, ...), which usesglobal->moduleLoader()— the host's default loader. Trigger: inside a Bake global (SSR / dev server), user code createsnew Bun.unsafe.ModuleGraph(...)and either (a) graph module code doesimport("bake:/route")(line 26 branch), or (b) graph module code whose source origin isbake:/...(a bake virtual module the graph loaded) does any dynamicimport()(line 32 branch). In both cases the import populates the host's…Verification: nit — missed sibling site of the class this PR fixes elsewhere.
bakeModuleLoaderImportModuleat src/runtime/bake/BakeGlobalObject.cpp:26-29 and :50-51 still callsJSC::importModule(global, ...), which routes throughglobal->moduleLoader()(the host loader), ignoring theJSModuleLoader* moduleLoaderparameter it receives. The fallback branch at line 55 correctly forwardsmoduleLoaderto…
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…ph's instance A require() bound to a graph — the requirer behind a graph module's import.meta.require, which is also what a bare `require` in an ES module is — returns that graph's instance of an ES module: the requirer carries its graph, and $require / fetchCommonJSModule / esmLoadSync check and fetch into the loader that require binds to. Such an instance is never an entry of the global require cache, and an ES module the host require()d (its cache entry is now marked `esModule`) is not taken for a shared CommonJS module by a graph's require. CommonJS modules, builtins, addons, createRequire(), require inside CommonJS code and require.cache remain the global object's. A disposed graph's require of an ES module throws ERR_INVALID_STATE. Docs: require semantics, and the onError wording now matches the reject-time ownership.
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🔴 The new graph-require path keys on existing.$esModule, but the require.cache proxy's get handler (line 280) creates ESM-backed entries via $createCommonJSModule(key, namespace, true, undefined) without setting $esModule = true; a graph module's import.meta.require(id) after any code touches require.cache[id] (require-in-the-middle, mock/HMR tooling) then falls into the else if (existing) branch and returns the host's namespace instead of the graph's own instance, contradicting the newly-documented per-graph import.meta.require() semantics. Fix: mark every ESM-backed cache entry — set mod.$esModule = true right after $createCommonJSModule at line 280 (the sibling of lines 159 and 230).
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Host does import "./e.mjs" (host loader now has an Evaluated record for e.mjs). Some code — commonly a module-patching library — reads require.cache[resolve("./e.mjs")]: the createRequireCache proxy get (CommonJS.ts:274-283) misses $requireMap, calls $esmNamespaceForCjs(key) (ZigGlobalObject.cpp:751 uses globalObject->moduleLoader() — host loader), gets the host namespace, does $createCommonJSModule(key, namespace, true, undefined) and $requireMap.$set(key, mod). mod.esModule stays false (JSCommonJSModule.h:87 default; nothing here writes it). Later a Bun.unsafe.ModuleGraph module calls import.meta.require("./e.mjs") → overridableRequire with this.$moduleGraph set. Line 39: existing = $requireMap.$get(id) = mod. Line 40: existing.$esModule reads the C++ getter (JSCommonJSModule.cpp:637) → jsBoolean(false), so the graphInstanceOfESModule branch is skipped and line 42 returns existing.exports — the HOST's ESM namespace. On base there is no per-graph require, so this is entirely new-code behaviour; the two other sites that create ESM-backed…
Verification: normal — the gap is real and reachable in the diff as written. The check at line 40 keys on existing.$esModule: js const existing = $requireMap.$get(id); if (existing && existing.$esModule && this.$moduleGraph) { graphInstanceOfESModule = true; } else if (existing) { ... return existing.exports; } The $esModule private accessor reads the C++ field bool esModule { false };…
A graph has a require cache of its own. require() from its code — import.meta.require, a bare require in an ES module, createRequire(), require inside CommonJS code — loads into it, and a CommonJS file the graph imports is the graph's module object: evaluated for the graph, seeing its globals, with require.cache, require.main and import.meta the graph's. - JSCommonJSModule carries the graph it belongs to (inherited from the requiring module) and shadows the prototype's @requireMap with the graph's map; CommonJS.ts reads that. - A graph module's wrapper closes over the graph's overlay. Graphs whose overlays have the same names share one FunctionExecutable per file (ModuleGraphState), compiled from the file's text plus a comment naming the overlay's names so the code cache keeps it apart from the copy compiled for the global scope; the provider keeps the file's own alive. - The loader hooks pass the fetching loader's graph to createCommonJSModule; a CommonJS entry is evaluated in the graph's async context. - dispose() empties the graph's require cache; require() from its code then throws ERR_INVALID_STATE, and an import of a CommonJS file that was still being transpiled rejects. - Native addons stay one module object per process, in the host's cache. Ported from the first version of #42271.
…e global Each graph is a JSC::JSModuleLoader of its own (oven-sh/WebKit#522) whose module scope holds the host's `globals`; modules imported through it are independent instances sharing compiled code with every other instance. From #42271.
A graph has a require cache of its own. require() from its code — import.meta.require, a bare require in an ES module, createRequire(), require inside CommonJS code — loads into it, and a CommonJS file the graph imports is the graph's module object: evaluated for the graph, seeing its globals, with require.cache, require.main and import.meta the graph's. - JSCommonJSModule carries the graph it belongs to (inherited from the requiring module) and shadows the prototype's @requireMap with the graph's map; CommonJS.ts reads that. - A graph module's wrapper closes over the graph's overlay. Graphs whose overlays have the same names share one FunctionExecutable per file (ModuleGraphState), compiled from the file's text plus a comment naming the overlay's names so the code cache keeps it apart from the copy compiled for the global scope; the provider keeps the file's own alive. - The loader hooks pass the fetching loader's graph to createCommonJSModule; a CommonJS entry is evaluated in the graph's async context. - dispose() empties the graph's require cache; require() from its code then throws ERR_INVALID_STATE, and an import of a CommonJS file that was still being transpiled rejects. - Native addons stay one module object per process, in the host's cache. Ported from the first version of #42271.
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Bun.unsafe.ModuleGraph(experimental): further instances of an ES module graph in the current global object.Each graph is a
JSC::JSModuleLoaderof its own (oven-sh/WebKit#522) whose module scope holds the host'sglobalsfor that graph.graph.import()fetches, links and evaluates ES modules in that loader, so the same files run as independent instances — their own top-level state, classes and closures, their ownimport.meta, their ownimport()registry, and their own values for the names inglobals— while JSC shares each module's compiled code (executables, CodeBlocks and JIT code) between every instance of it. Everything else —globalThis,process, intrinsics, builtin modules, CommonJS modules andrequire()(one instance, onerequire.cache), native addons, the event loop — is the global object's and shared: this runs cooperating instances of one program side by side; it is not a sandbox.Pieces:
src/jsc/bindings/ModuleGraph.{h,cpp}: theModuleGraphobject (loader, module scope,onError, main module, pending imports),import()/dispose(), the per-name-set module scope symbol tables (graphs constructed with the same set ofglobalsnames share compiled code), and attribution of uncaught errors / unhandled rejections to the graph whose module code produced them (onError; each error object is delivered once, an erroronErrorlets escape again is the host's).JSModuleLoaderJSC passes them (import(),import.meta;Bun__analyzeTranspiledModuleand the prelinked-record paths);import.meta.maininside a graph is the graph's first import;vm.SourceTextModule/vm.SyntheticModulecreate their records against their context's loader.bun.d.ts(+ a bun-types fixture).WEBKIT_VERSIONmoves to the oven-sh/WebKit commit that contains #522 (cf1b36ec8703, current WebKitmain), which also carries themoduleTypeIsAllowedmethod-table hook — the correspondingGlobalObjectMethodTableentries and thebundler_bytecode_portablesnapshot updates are included (module bytecode now declares@moduleLoader; two library entries change with the newer WebKit, matching #42177).How did you verify your code works?
New suites under
test/js/bun/module-graph/:module-graph.test.ts— API surface, per-graph module state and live bindings,import()from every kind of code,globals, CommonJS /require()/ builtins staying the global object's, error attribution (timers, microtasks, rejections, errors whose stack was materialized first,onErrorre-entrancy), code sharing (executable/CodeBlock counts, same/differentglobalsname sets), collectability of disposed graphs, compiled-code tiers, nested graphs and re-entrancy.module-graph-matrix.test.ts— dynamicimport()site × target × instance ordering, cycles, hot shared code across instances (no per-instance recompiles), dependency edits on disk andBun.shrink()between instances, many concurrent instances.module-graph-compile.test.ts— the same insidebun build --compileexecutables (bytecode, minify, sourcemap, splitting), including a worker and external modules.Also exercised outside the test suite: differential fuzzing of generated module graphs against the single-loader behaviour under the JSC stress option sets and ASAN, randomized API-sequence fuzzing of
ModuleGraph(create/import/dispose/edit/GC interleavings) on release and ASAN builds, and real packages (express, hono, react-dom/server, lodash, ws) running as host + several graphs concurrently.