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WalkthroughThe React Compiler now tracks reassigned dependencies across reactive scopes and phi nodes. Code generation snapshots entry values before memoization. Regression tests cover reassignment patterns, and sync documentation records Bun-specific differences from upstream. ChangesReact Compiler reassigned locals
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Status How I reproduced it: a 9-line component ( CI on 9a29b3f (build 116144): the diff is green. The one red test is Rebased on main 93c4008. #42378 is merged, so the merge-order note is gone and Since #42809 a compound assignment to a local compiles, and three such shapes return the previous render on main. They are right here and are in the test ( Reviewed: a self-review ran on the diff before this PR was opened. It raised 9 concerns and 8 are addressed. The one not taken is a separate docs-only PR for the #42478 is closed in favor of this PR. Its 9 nested-block shapes are in the test. |
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A second report of this defect came in through a different shape. This PR fixes it, so no separate PR follows. The report. A counted loop is enough since react/react#36732: let w = "w0";
try { if (p.a) {} } catch (e) { w = <b>{e.message}</b>; }
if (p.a > 1) w = "k1719";
for (let i0 = 0; i0 < p.b; i0++) {
try { w = "k1722"; } catch (e) { w = e.message; }
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I worked on the same bug (the value on entry of a conditionally assigned Checks on this branch at d77c9f8 (debug build, compiled output against not compiled output, each component rendered 8 to 16 times with one memo cache, props include same-props renders and one-prop changes):
The generated components have lets from props and constants, object lets with Two more things that main does wrong and this PR fixes, in case you want them in the PR body:
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#42478 fixed part of the same defect and is now closed in favor of this PR. The reasons and the checks are in its closing comment.
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StoreContextreassignments.When an inner function reassigns a captured binding, lowering emits
StoreContextwithInstructionKind::Reassign.visit_inner_function_blocksprocesses this instruction throughhandle_instruction, but this branch does not callvisit_reassignment. The reactive scope therefore omits the binding fromscope.reassignments. Sincecodegen_reactive_scopeuses that list to cache and restore reassigned values, a cache hit can skip the nested assignment and leave the captured binding without the value produced by the previous computation.InstructionValue::StoreContext { lvalue, value: val, .. } => { if !ctx.has_declared(lvalue.place.identifier, env) || lvalue.kind != InstructionKind::Reassign { let scope_stack_copy = ctx.scope_stack.clone(); ctx.declare( lvalue.place.identifier, Decl { id, scope_stack: scope_stack_copy, }, env, ); } + if lvalue.kind == InstructionKind::Reassign { + ctx.visit_reassignment(&lvalue.place, env); + } ctx.visit_operand(&lvalue.place, env); ctx.visit_operand(val, env);Add a regression test where a memoized scope invokes a nested function that reassigns a captured local, then reuses the cache. Run
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Done in 6086460 and a8f9955. The fix never added a pass to the pipeline, but it did add per-function side tables. They are gone:
What runs now, all inside loops that were already there:
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… block A `let` that is declared before a reactive scope and reassigned inside it is an output of the scope. The scope stores it after the computation and restores it when the cache hits. Several shapes gave a stale value. Upstream (babel-plugin-react-compiler 1.0.0) emits the same code for each, see react/react#37224. - A path through the scope that does not reassign the variable leaves it with the value it had on entry. Only a phi reads that value, so it was not a dependency, and a cache hit restored the value of an older render. A phi in a scope now makes an operand from before the scope a dependency. - A read of a phi that sits inside the scope was a dependency, dated by the first declaration of the variable. Codegen reads a dependency by name before the scope, so it read the value on entry, not the value after the join, and could throw on a property of null. A phi is now recorded in `reassignments`, so such a read is no longer a dependency. - A dependency on a variable that the scope reassigns was stored after the computation, so the slot held the new value and the next comparison tested the value on entry against it. Codegen now copies such a dependency to a const before the scope, and compares and stores the copy. - `x++` and `--x` did not register `x` as a reassignment of the scope. - A reassignment in a nested or pruned scope was recorded on that scope only. The enclosing scope did not restore the variable when its own cache hit. No pass and no per-function table is added. The phi handling is the body of the loop over `block.phis` that `handle_function_deps` already had.
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Since #42463 a symbol that the compiled function declares goes through `ref_for_local`, so the renamer names it like any other local. The copy went through `ref_for_name`, which registers a module-level symbol. A copy named `t1` then shadowed an import that the bundler prints as `t1`, and the function read the copy.
…de their expression (#42859) ### Problem - With `bun build --react-compiler`, one expression can run its operands out of source order. The value is silently wrong: `list(-r.n, (() => { r.n = 10; return r.n; })())` gives `[-10,10]`, not `[-2,10]`. main and 1.4.3. - Codegen prints an instruction with an unnamed result inside the statement that uses it, and every other instruction as a statement at once (`codegen_instruction`, `src/react_compiler/codegen.rs:1630`). A statement in the middle of an expression then runs ahead of the earlier inline operands. - `PromoteInterposedTemporaries` (`src/react_compiler/reactive_scopes/promote_used_temporaries.rs`) names those operands. It knows only loads, calls and stores, and only statements with a side effect. It takes a store inside a comma operand for a statement. Upstream has the same gaps. ### Fix - Each temporary gets a position and the effect (read or write) of the whole expression it prints as. A use names it when a later statement conflicts: one writes, the other reads or writes. - A named temporary counts as a statement at its own position. Operands are checked last-defined first, so earlier operands get a name too. - A memo block that compares dependencies is a read. A statement inside a value block counts only inside it. A switch case test, and an operand that fbt wants inside its call, never get a name (Notes). - Verified: `test/bundler/transpiler/react-compiler.test.ts` (3 new tests fail on main), `react-compiler-fixtures.test.ts`, `bundler_jsx.test.ts`. ### Background - HIR is the flat instruction form. Each instruction writes a temporary. - A value block is a ternary, `&&`, `?.` or comma. It prints as one expression, so it cannot hold a declaration. - A memo block is `if ($[0] !== dep) {...} else {...}`. Only client mode has them. <details><summary>Notes</summary> **The three gaps, with the repro from the report** (`p = { n: 2, flag: true }`, `r = { n: p.n }`): | source | expected | main | | --- | --- | --- | | `<a title={++r.n && (i += 2)} id={[i, p.n]}>{p.flag ? r.n : (i += 2)}</a>` (client) | `id: [3,2]` | `id: [1,2]`: the memo block of the array reads `i` ahead of the inline `&&` | | ``<a title={[list(r.n), ++r.n]} id={i}>{new Box(`${p.flag ? r.n : r.n}:${m[i++ % 3]}`).v}</a>`` (client) | `children: "3:6"` | `"2:6"`: the template has a name (a memo block depends on it) and reads `r.n` ahead of the inline store | | `list(-r.n, new Box(++r.n).v, (--r.n, 2))` (both modes) | `[-2,3,2]` | `[-3,3,2]`: the store in the comma operand names `new Box(++r.n).v`, which moves ahead of `-r.n` | The third one now prints fully inline. The first two print `const t1 = (r.n = r.n + 1) && (i = 3);` and `const t1 = [list(r.n), r.n = r.n + 1];` ahead of the statement. **Why positions and not the upstream flag.** Upstream keeps one needs-promotion flag per tracked temporary and sets all of them at a statement with a side effect. A use by another temporary (`-r.n` uses the load of `r.n`) happens before the flag, so the load stays inline, and the unary was never tracked. With every kind tracked, the temporary that is still unused when the statement prints is the one that gets the name, together with the expression inside it. The position compare also drops the loop over all tracked temporaries at each statement, which was quadratic in the size of the function. **Effects.** Write: calls, `new`, tagged templates, `await`, stores, deletes, updates, every destructuring (an array pattern runs an iterator), iterator steps. Read: a load of a local that is reassigned, a property load that is not on a global, a spread, and an operator (`+`, unary minus, a template literal, `in`) over an operand whose inferred type is not primitive, because the conversion reads the object. A declaration writes a variable that nothing earlier can read. A temporary inherits the effects of the unnamed operands inside it. The model has no aliasing: any write conflicts with any read. That is what upstream does for the kinds it tracks. **Memo block entry.** It counts as a read only when a dependency has a property path or is a local that is reassigned. `$[0] !== lastname` on a constant cannot change, so a pending call is not named for it. **Value blocks.** A store with no result inside `(--r.n, 2)` prints in place inside that expression. It is a statement for the uses inside the same value block, where a name is a declaration that codegen rejects ("Cannot declare variables in a value block", the function stays uncompiled, as before). It is no longer a statement for the operands around the block. In 2,000 generated components with control flow, 94 that main leaves uncompiled for that reason now compile, for example `for (let k = 0; k < 2; k += (--r.n, 1))`. No generated component that compiles on main bails on this branch. **Not named on purpose.** - A switch case test. Lowering evaluates every case test ahead of the discriminant (upstream requires a "reorderable" expression there), and codegen prints it in place, behind the discriminant, which is the source order. A name would run `case bump(r):` ahead of the discriminant. The test has this form as a control. - `StartMemoize` and `FinishMemoize`. Codegen prints nothing for them, so they do not evaluate their operand. Treating `FinishMemoize` as a use named every `useMemo` result. - The `init` and `test` of a `for..of` print the collection once, so they count as one statement. - An operand that fbt wants inside its call. The fbt transform rejects a variable in place of a nested `fbt.param(...)` call (upstream fixture `fbt/repro-fbt-param-nested-fbt-jsx`). Upstream never names one there, because a JSX statement does not raise its flag. Here the first `fbt.param()` call is pending when the memo block of the second element reads `props.lastname`, and without an exemption the output is `const t2 = fbt.param("firstname", t1); ... fbt(["Name: ", t2, ...])`. `MemoizeFbtAndMacroOperandsInSameScope` now returns, next to `macroValues`, the operands it tags: the ones that have to print inside the macro call. Only the promotion check reads that set. A value given to `fbt.param()` is not in it and gets a name as before. When a tagged operand conflicts with a statement, the operands inside it get the names: `fbt(["a", fbt.param("n", r.n), fbt.param("m", (() => { r.n = r.n * 10; return r.n; })())], "d")` prints `const t1 = r.n; r.n = r.n * 10; fbt(["a", fbt.param("n", t1), ...])`. main hoists the whole `fbt.param("n", r.n)` call there. The pass tags nothing in ssr mode (it needs reactive scopes), so ssr output is as on main. **Differential runs.** A seeded generator of components whose expressions mix reads and writes of the same state (a `let`, a captured `let`, a member, an array): unary, binary, template, array, object, `new`, JSX, spread, `in`, ternary, `&&`, `||`, `??`, `?.`, comma, calls, prefix and postfix updates, assignments, destructuring assignment, `delete`, inside a declaration, JSX attributes, `if`, loops, `switch`, `try`, a labeled block, an early return, an inlined IIFE and a `useMemo` callback. Each component is built without the compiler and for both targets, and rendered four times with a fresh memo cache and four times with a kept one. The counts are results that differ from the build without the compiler. | cases | main | this branch | | --- | --- | --- | | 3,000, mixed | 73 | 1 | | 2,000, control flow | 21 | 0 | | 1,500, with `r.n++` | 44 | 0 | | 1,000, deeper expressions | 34 | 0 | The 1 is a `let` that is reassigned inside a memo block and is stale on a cache hit. main has it too, and #42482 is open for it. **Upstream fixtures.** I built every fixture that builds (1,585 in client mode, 1,622 in ssr mode), with and without `minify.syntax`, on main and on this branch, and compared the files. One differs, in ssr mode: `jsx-tag-evaluation-order-non-global` prints `jsxDEV(Tag, { children: [(Tag = props.alternateComponent, maybeMutate(maybeMutable)), jsxDEV(Tag, {})] })` where main prints `const T0 = Tag;` first. The store in the comma operand named the tag on main. The tag is the first argument, so it still reads the old `Tag`. No slot count changes. **Not fixed here.** - `{ ...r, a: (delete r.k) }` when the later operand has a name. HIR reads a spread when the object is created, after all operands. That needs a change in lowering. - Nested functions do not run this pass (#42630). - `++` on a string is lowered to `x + 1` (upstream desugaring). `IdMap::values_mut` had no other caller, and the crate denies dead code. </details>
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--react-compiler, aletdeclared before a memo block and reassigned inside it renders a stale value.let label = p.count; const list = []; if (p.flag) label = "flagged"; else list.push(p.b);gives1 1forcount1, 2. The plain build gives1 2.listrestoreslabelon a cache hit. The value oflabelon entry is not a dependency, because only a phi reads it (propagate_scope_dependencies_hir.rs). Upstream has the same defect ([Compiler Bug]: Variable reassigned across two reactive scopes is clobbered by the later scope's cache restore react/react#37224).label = label + 1(the slot stores the new value,codegen.rs),n++, a reassignment in a nested block, a property read after the join.Fix
constbefore the block, and compares and stores the copy.x++records a reassignment. A nested or pruned scope passes its reassignments to the enclosing scope.react-compiler/ReassignedLocalDeclaredBeforeMemoBlockintest/bundler/transpiler/react-compiler.test.ts(36 components, 30 are wrong on main 93c4008). Alsoreact-compiler-fixtures.test.ts,bundler_jsx.test.ts.Background
if (a dependency changed) { compute; store dependencies and outputs } else { load outputs }. The stores come last because React shares the cache between render attempts.labelbefore and after theif. Dependency collection visits instruction operands, not phi operands.scope.reassignmentslists the variables declared before a scope and assigned in it. Codegen stores and restores that list.DESIGN.md).Notes
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Upstream. react/react#37224 reports the chained form (
hasErrorsset by two validation blocks, the error message renders but Save stays enabled).useFormErrorsin the test is that hook. The open upstream fix, react/react#37273, adds the same dependency. It differs in three ways, and the test has a component for each:operand.reactive.infer_reactive_placesstops at the first reactive operand of a phi, so the flag of a later operand can be unset.useBareParam(a parameter that only the join reads) stays stale with that gate.useMemoCacheshares the cache between render attempts and relies on the compiler never recording inputs without outputs, so a computation that throws or suspends leaves a slot that matches the next attempt with outputs of an older one. Theconstcopy keeps the stores last.NestedScope,PrunedNestedScope).Why the read of a phi inside the scope is not a dependency. Upstream dates a phi by the first declaration of its variable, so
list.push(u.profile.name)afterif (!u) u = fallbackUsermakesu.profile.namea dependency. Codegen evaluates a dependency by name before the block, whereustill holds the value on entry. On 1.4.3 that evaluation sits behind||in the block test and mostly short-circuits.BothArmsThenProp, and the shapeslet o = p.maybe; if (p.useFallback) o = p.fallback; list.push(o.x.y)and aswitchthat assignsoin two cases, throwundefined is not an objecton 1.4.3 and render correctly now.visit_phialready adds the value on entry when it can reach the join, so the inputs of the block stay complete.NullableEntryThenPropis right on 1.4.3 and guards theconstcopy: a copy ofu.profile.namebefore the block would throw there.prune_non_reactive_dependenciesnow also keeps a dependency whose ownreactiveflag is set. The value on entry can be a parameter, or a phi that only another phi reads (let c = "base"; if (p.a) c = p.b;, then the memo block). No place in the reactive function carries that identifier, so the set the pass builds never holds it. Without thisJoinBeforeScopeanduseBareParamstay wrong. A value on entry that is not reactive (let count = 0) is pruned as before, so the commonlet x = null; if (c) x = ...shapes compile to the same code.The name of the copy.
rename_variableshas run when codegen makes the copy, sofresh_temporary_nametakes the firstt<n>that the function does not use. The symbol goes throughref_for_local(#42463), so the renamer treats it as a local of the compiled function. As a module-level symbol, a copy namedt1shadowed an import that the bundler prints ast1(CopyNamedLikeAnExport).Cost. No new pass and no new per-function table.
visit_phiis the body of the loop overblock.phisthathandle_function_depsalready had for the optional-chain case: onereassignmentslookup per operand, and one insert per phi into that same map (with an empty scope stack, so no allocation).apply_reactive_flags_replayflags every reactive phi operand, so the dependency copies the flag and needs no side table.exit_scopewalks the reassignment list of the scope that ends, by index. Codegen allocates only when it emits a copy.Update expressions and
?:.PruneNonEscapingScopesskips the test of a?:, so a scope whose only instructions sit there has no scope node, and a variable that scope reassigns tripsExpected a node for all scopes. Withx++recorded as a reassignment,const r = (n++, p.f()) ? 1 : 0next to nested blocks reaches that invariant, as(n = n + 1, p.f())already did. #42378 (merged) turns it into a per-function skip, so that function is left as written. On main it compiles and renders a stalen.UpdateInTernaryTestcovers it.x++stays in this PR because theconstcopy makes the blocks hit their cache more often: without the reassignment record, generated components with++vthat were right before (their block never hit) went stale.Compound assignments (#42809). Since #42809 a compound assignment to a local prints in place (
i = i * 1inside the expression), sox op= ynow meets the "dependency slot holds the new value" case.const t = (i *= 1) > 2 ? [i, i -= 1, i] : [i, i *= 2, i], the same with(i = i * 1)in the test, andi *= 1;as its own statement compile on main and return the array of the previous render when the newnequals theithe previous render ended with. All three are right here (CompoundInTernaryTest,CompoundInIfTest,CompoundStatement). Not fixed here, and a different cause: when the compiler moves the assignments out of the block ([i, (i = i >> 1), i]), the block depends oniby name, which is the new value, and not on the promoted temporary that holds the old one.n4 then 5 gives[4,2,2]twice on main and on this branch. It is tracked separately.Checks beyond the test.
Upstream fixtures: all 1559 fixtures that Bun compiles produce byte-identical output before and after the change (checked again after the rebase on 93c4008), so no slot count in
react-compiler-fixtures.test.tsmoves. The fixture run usesinfermode and skips most fixture functions, so it says little about these sites.Differential check, plain build against compiled build, each component rendered 24 times with about one prop changed per step. 800 generated components with 1 to 3
lets, conditional and loop reassignments, update expressions, nested arrays,switch, labeledbreak, destructuring: 27 differ on 1.4.3, none with this change. A second generator adds locally created arrays that are reassigned, aliased and pushed to. 1200 components: 56 differ on 1.4.3, 5 with this change, and no component is right before and wrong after.Those 5 are a different defect that upstream has too: an array literal assigned inside two nested conditionals gets a memo block of its own and is then mutated after the join, so it grows on every render (
let a = [p.x]; if (p.f) { if (p.g) { a = [3]; } } a.push(7);). It is tracked separately and is not part of this PR.The memo block does not have to belong to another value.
let derived = [value, ...items]; for (const it of items) { if (it < 0) derived = null; }gets a block for the loop alone, andderivedwas restored from the first render for every latervalue(ForOfOnly,ForWithContinue).let count = 0; for (...) if (ok) count++used to miss its cache on every render, because the slot held the count after the loop. It now hits (CounterInLoop).Other hand-written shapes that were wrong before and are right now:
switch, labeledbreak, ternary and&&reassignment, early return inside the block, compound assignment, destructured declaration with a default, a hook call between the declaration and the block,try/catch.Not changed:
??=,||=and&&=still make the compiler skip the function, as upstream does. A context variable (captured by a closure and reassigned) does not go through SSA. Its declaration is already part of the same scope as its stores.The test also carries the 9 nested-block shapes from react-compiler: restore a local assigned inside a reactive scope on every cache hit #42478 (closed in favor of this PR) and
ClosureReassigns: a local that a closure assigns is a context variable, its declaration is part of the same block as the call, and it is right before and after this change.Self-reviewed: 9 concerns raised, 8 addressed. The review found the eager
const t2 = u.profile.nameread (fixed by the rule for a phi inside the scope), the parameter that only a join reads, the abort in the test of a?:(needs #42378), and asked for the upstream references and for a marker-driven list of the changed sites in place of a closed table. Not taken: a separate docs-only PR for theDESIGN.mdsection. It is 26 lines and only makes sense together with the sites it describes.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 8 files touched
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