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…s in toEqual
toEqual, toStrictEqual and Bun.deepEquals skipped the tag comparison that
only the node:assert entry points ran. A Promise, WeakMap, WeakSet,
DataView, Response, URL, Math or AbortController has no own enumerable
properties, so each of them compared equal to {}. Run the tag comparison
in every mode, as jest's equals() does. The constructor and [[Prototype]]
identity rule stays limited to the node:assert strict mode.
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A module namespace has the [object Module] tag and no longer equals a plain object.
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expect(...).toEqualandexpect(...).toStrictEqualuse the Jest equality entrypoints that reach this all-mode tag comparison. Existing tests cover these matchers only with generic cases. They do not cover mismatchedObject.prototype.toStringtags. Add mismatched-tag cases through both matchers, such asexpect(new Promise(() => {})).not.toEqual({})and the correspondingtoStrictEqualassertion. Without these cases, removing the all-mode check could pass the current suite.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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On the review note about matcher-specific regressions: they are in this PR. The test "toEqual() - objects with different Object.prototype.toString tags" in test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js asserts a Promise, WeakSet, WeakMap, DataView, Response, URL, Math, AbortController and an object with a Symbol.toStringTag getter against {} through toEqual and toStrictEqual, in both argument orders. That test fails on the current release and passes with this change. The latest push, 4f8da05, only trims the code comment in Bun__deepEquals. |
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src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp— Running the tag comparison in every mode makesexpect(moduleNamespace).toEqual({})fail (namespaces carry@@ toStringTag: "Module"), so the existing testtest/js/bun/resolve/import-empty.test.js:45—expect(await import("./empty-file", { with: { type } })).toEqual({})— will now fail in CI where it passed on the base branch. Fix: update every existing test that compares a module namespace (or other tagged object) to a plain object literal viatoEqual, e.g. spread the namespace (expect({ ...empty_file_js }).toEqual({})) or assertObject.keys(...).length === 0; the PR only rantest/js/bun/test/andtest/js/node/assert/.Extended reasoning...
await import("./empty-file", { with: { type: "js" } })returns aJSModuleNamespaceObject, which per ES spec has an own non-enumerableSymbol.toStringTagof"Module"(confirmed at test/js/bun/resolve/bun-main-entry-point.test.ts:30). Before this change, the!checkPrototypesinstantiation used byjestDeepEqualsskipped the block at bindings.cpp:901-958 entirely,specialObjectsDequalhas no case forModuleNamespaceObjectTypeso it returnedstd::nullopt, and the own-enumerable-property walk found nothing on either side → the assertion at import-empty.test.js:45 passed. After the change,objectPrototypeToStringyields"[object Module]"vs"[object Object]",sameTagis false, andBun__deepEqualsreturnsfalsebefore ever reachingspecialObjectsDequal, soexpect(empty_file_js).toEqual({})throws for each of the fourjs_likeiterations. The PR description lists onlytest/js/bun/test/,test/js/node/assert/and Node parallel assert files as verified —test/js/bun/resolve/was not run. The new behaviour matches Jest, so the assertion, not the…Verification: normal — merging this PR turns an existing green test red. The tag block is now unconditional (
{at src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp:901, previouslyif constexpr (checkPrototypes)), so the jesttoEqualinstantiation (checkPrototypes=false) now executesobjectPrototypeToStringon both operands (bindings.cpp:946-955) and returns false when the tags differ. `await import("./empty-file", {…
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Both toJSON() results carried an own Symbol.toStringTag so that console.log
printed the class name. That tag made Object.prototype.toString report
[object URLSearchParams] and [object FormData], so expect(x.toJSON()).toEqual({...})
fails once deep equality compares tags. Drop the tag and let the console
formatter print the class name prefix itself. An empty FormData now prints
as FormData {} instead of {}.
Also compare the spread of the module namespace in import-empty.test.js and
keep the null-prototype assertion in deep-equals.test.ts to non-strict mode.
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Pushed 1bc51ff. It addresses the CI failures and the review findings:
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… a Blob to plain objects toEqual now compares Object.prototype.toString tags, so these assertions fail the same way they fail under Jest.
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Pushed 38632a0. CI on 1bc51ff turned up three vendored elysia 1.4.28 tests that relied on the old leniency:
Jest fails all three. They are skipped in test/vendor.json with the reason, the same way the existing elysia skips are recorded. The PR body now lists them. The bun-patch.test.ts failure on Windows is unrelated to this change and is reported separately. |
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I worked on this bug in parallel, from a hand-off made before #42539 was filed. I will not open a second PR. Here are two findings on this diff, and a branch with a narrower rule. 1. const server = Bun.serve({
port: 0,
routes: { "/u/:id": req => Response.json({ eq: Bun.deepEquals(req.params, { id: "1" }) }) },
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console.log(await (await fetch(`http://localhost:${server.port}/u/1`)).json());
// main: { eq: true } this PR: { eq: false }
2. Cost. The comparison now runs
A narrower rule is on
It rejects the same Promise, WeakMap, WeakSet, WeakRef, DataView, The branch also has a larger test matrix: 13 kinds in both orders, nested in an object, array, Map and Set, through |
…in objects The tag comparison ran first, for every pair of objects. That made `req.params` and `fs.Stats` differ from an object literal, because bun puts a `Symbol.toStringTag` on those plain objects. It also called the `Symbol.toStringTag` getter of every typed array. `Bun__deepEquals` now compares the tags after `specialObjectsDequal`, and only when one of the two values is not a plain object, an array or a module namespace. A Proxy counts as its target. Two objects of one Structure skip the read. Two plain objects or arrays also skip the second `specialObjectsDequal` call, which has no case for them. `URLSearchParams.prototype.toJSON()` and `FormData.prototype.toJSON()` keep their own `Symbol.toStringTag`, and the console formatter is as on main again.
…s and the JSDoc The `deepEquals URLs` test reads every row of its table, and states that a plain copy of a URL's properties does not equal the URL. That pair was equal in `toEqual` and not equal in `toStrictEqual` (#4105). The new tests no longer pin the `Symbol.toStringTag` of `fs.Stats`, `fs.Dirent`, `req.params` and the `toJSON()` results. The elysia skips in `test/vendor.json` say how many tests of each file still pass. The `toEqual` JSDoc states the rule.
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New head: 433eed1. It answers the two findings on the previous head (38632a0). The description is rewritten for it. 1. Right tests that turned red ( 2. Cost. The tag read now comes after the per-type comparisons, so a typed array, Map, Set, Date or RegExp pair never reaches it. Two plain objects or arrays skip it, and so do two objects of one
Two plain objects run 33 fewer instructions than on main, because the reverse What the rule is now. Two objects must have equal Two things need a maintainer's decision.
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- Around line 1000-1012: In the deep-equality comparison, remove the
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Beyond the inline findings, two more candidates were checked and ruled out: a revoked Proxy reaching ownPropertiesAreWholeState (revocation clears only the handler, so target() is still non-null and the later property walk throws the TypeError the new test asserts), and expect(process.env).toEqual({ ...process.env }) (process.env is not a plain object so it enters the tag check, but both sides produce [object Object], so it still passes).
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The change narrows Bun__deepEquals in src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp so non-strict comparisons of objects with different Object.prototype.toString tags return false, with the reversed specialObjectsDequal call now skipped for plain second operands; it touches no security-sensitive surface. The hunt exited on max_bugs with confirmed findings posted inline, so this note only records the two additional candidates examined this run.
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Fixes #42539
Problem
expect(Promise.resolve()).toEqual({})passes, so a forgottenawaitstays green. So does aWeakMaporURLagainst{}. Jest fails each.Bun__deepEquals(src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp) compares such a pair by own enumerable properties only. Both sides have none.Fix
Object.prototype.toStringtags (Jest's rule). The check runs afterspecialObjectsDequal. A Proxy counts as its target.req.paramsandfs.Statsstill equal a literal. Only an object that is not plain holds state outside its own properties.expect.test.js,deep-equals.test.ts,deep-equal.test.ts(36, 32 and 7 tests fail on main), and 26 more suites.specialObjectsDequalSlowstay (Notes).Background
Bun__deepEqualsis behindtoEqual,toStrictEqual,Bun.deepEqualsandassert.deepEqual.specialObjectsDequalholds its per-type comparisons (typed arrays, Map, Date).JSFinalObject: a literal, a class instance,Object.create(null).Downsides
URLagainst another kind of object was unequal only intoStrictEqual. No maintainer has ruled on either.test/vendor.jsonskips their three files (47 tests, 43 pass).Bun.deepEqualscall: two small objects 800 to 767,Uint8Array(8)482 to 482, twoURLs 803 to 812..text+7,936 bytes.Notes
The rule, case by case
Math, Response, Blob, URL, AbortController, a generator,arguments, a native constructor, a mock function, each against{}{}Object.create(null)against{}, Proxy of{a}against{a}req.params,fs.Stats,fs.Dirent,URLSearchParams.prototype.toJSON()against a literalSymbol.toStringTaggetter against a literalFor a maintainer to decide
{}goes red.Headers&URLSearchParamsin expect().toEqual() #15195 did the same forHeadersandURLSearchParams. After this PRtoEqualalso says "not equal" for those pairs, as Jest and Node do. ThedeepEquals URLstest from Fixes #4089 #4105 had a row for a plain copy of a URL that its loop never read. The row is now an explicitnot.toEqual.specialObjectsDequalSlowstay. They decide nothing fortoEqualnow, because the tag comparison answers those pairs next. I left the code of that function as it is: a build with the branches removed ran 8 more instructions on the typed-array path of the same function (a different register layout).What the self-review asked for
[object Stats]and[object Dirent], which node:fs: remove Symbol.toStringTag from the Stats, BigIntStats, Dirent and StatFs prototypes #42558 removes. The pins are gone.if (isBun)were false on Jest 29.7.0 (a tag read for a Map or Set, and two URLs with different hrefs). They moved underif (isBun).test/vendor.jsonand the Downsides say so.Headers&URLSearchParamsin expect().toEqual() #15195, is breaking, and the text did not say so. It does now, and the row of thedeepEquals URLstest that was never read is a live assertion.toEqual. They stay, for the reason above, with one comment that says where those pairs are decided.What changed from the first version of this PR
specialObjectsDequal, for every pair, to after it, for the pairs in the first three rows of the table only.URLSearchParams.prototype.toJSON()andFormData.prototype.toJSON()keep their ownSymbol.toStringTag.src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rsis as on main.import-empty.test.jsandrequire-extensions.test.tsare as on main, because a module namespace equals a literal again.assert.deepEqualkeeps thelooseBugmarker for{}against an object that inherits a tag. The marker for a WeakMap against a WeakSet is gone.How the check decides (
Bun__deepEquals, after the firstspecialObjectsDequalcall returns no answer)specialObjectsDequalcall is skipped. That function has no case for those types as its first cell.Structurethat are not Proxies: no check. They have one class and one prototype chain.gettrap is not asked forSymbol.toStringTag.objectPrototypeToString, and different tags are not equal.The node entry points (
assert.deepStrictEqual,util.isDeepStrictEqual) already compared the tags. Only step 1 applies to them.Cost. Instructions of the main thread per call, main
4b02e1031dagainst this PR merged on it.perfandvalgrindwere not available, so the count is single steps (PTRACE_SINGLESTEP) between two marker system calls, withBUN_JSC_useConcurrentJIT=0, median of 3 to 5 rounds. For the first version of this PR the same tool gave 800 to 920 for two small objects and 482 to 3,510 forUint8Array(8)(on main5a183c1ebc), where the automated check reported +116 and x6.6.expect(a).toEqual(b){a, b}Uint8Array(8)Uint8Array(4)Map { 1 => {a} }URLstoStrictEqual, two small objectstoStrictEqual,Uint8Array(8)Bun.deepEquals(a, b){a, b}{id, name}[1, 2, 3]Uint8Array(8)Float64Array(4)Uint8Array(4)Buffer(11)ArrayBuffer(8)Map { 1 => {a} }Set { 1, 2, 3 }DateRegExpErrornew String("ab")Uint8Array(8)URLsHeadersURLSearchParamsResponsesDataViewsargumentsobjectsnew Number(1){a}and{a}{a}and Proxy of{a}{a}{}{}and PromiseURLand{}URLandResponse{}andDate(not equal on main too)Bun.deepEqualsrow differ by less than 10 instructions per call. The new-shape row is the exception (3,400 to 3,800 on both builds), so read it as no change. ThetoEqualrows allocate per call and move by about 10 between runs.specialObjectsDequalSlowis the same machine code in both builds, and so isBun__deepEqualsup to the firstspecialObjectsDequalcall..text80,678,993 to 80,686,929 bytes (+7,936). 5,605 of them are one out-of-line copy ofobjectPrototypeToString.Behaviour against Jest and Node. 6,241 ordered pairs of 79 kinds of values, main against this PR:
toEqualandBun.deepEquals: 1,048 pairs change. 670 move to Jest's answer. For 376 Jest throws. 2 move away from Jest: an empty array iterator against an empty Map iterator, which Jest drains and finds equal. Pairs that differ from Jest: 717 before, 49 after.toStrictEqual: 2 pairs change, both to Jest's answer.assert.deepEqual: the same 1,048 pairs change, all to Node's answer (pairs that differ from Node: 1,096 before, 48 after).assert.deepStrictEqual: 0 change.Random values. 42,000 random values (21 seeds), each against a twin and against a twin with one changed leaf, through 11 entry points (924,000 comparisons). A value against its twin: 0 results differ from main. Against the changed twin: 110 comparisons go from pass to fail, all of them a pair of two different kinds inside a Set or under one key. None goes from fail to pass.
Suites on the debug (ASAN) build
test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js475 pass,test/js/bun/bun-object/deep-equals.test.ts118 pass,test/js/node/assert/deep-equal.test.ts435 pass. On main with these tests: 36, 32 and 7 fail.deep-equals.test.tsanddeep-equal.test.tsalso pass withBUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1.expect.test.jsblock that is outsideif (isBun)passes on Jest 29.7.0 (52 tests).jest-extended.test.js,mock-fn.test.js,spyMatchers.test.ts,expect-toHaveReturnedWith.test.js,expect-extend.test.js,expect-formdata-tojson-crash.test.ts,expect-stack-overflow-crash.test.ts,jest-each.test.ts,test/js/bun/test/expect/,test/js/bun/test/mock/,assert-typedarray-deepequal.test.ts,assert.test.cjs,assert.spec.ts,assert-promise.test.ts,import-empty.test.js,require-extensions.test.ts,bun-serve-routes.test.ts,FormData.test.ts,URLSearchParams.test.ts,headers.test.ts,inspect.test.js,util.test.js, andtest-assert.js,test-assert-deep-with-error.js,test-assert-typedarray-deepequal.js,test-util-isDeepStrictEqual.jsfromtest/js/node/test/parallel/.Stream > stop stream on canceled request). The other 4 areCookie Response > don't set cookie if new value is undefined(a Promise that is never awaited against{}),TypeSystem - Form > Create(a plain object against aFormData), and twoshould create a producttests informdata.test.ts({}from JSON against aBun.file). elysia 1.4.30 still has the four assertions.test/vendor.jsoncan only skip a file, so 43 passing tests of those three files stop running.Related, not in this PR
Symbol.toStringTagthatfs.Stats,fs.BigIntStats,fs.DirentandStatFscarry and Node.js does not. The tests here do not pin those tags.toEqual()passes for two different functions that are not plain JS functions, for exampleexpect(Array).toEqual(Object)#44381: two different functions that are not plain JS functions compare equal (expect(Array).toEqual(Object),expect(mock()).toEqual(mock())). After this PR a function against a plain object is not equal.toEqual()prints theSymbol.toStringTagof an object on its own line #44382: the diff of a failedtoEqualprints the tag of a tagged object on its own line.Bun.deepMatchalways returnstruewhen comparingSetandMapinstances with different number of entries #15673 (Bun.deepMatchandtoMatchObjecton Maps and Sets) and two objects of one kind with different hidden state (two Promises, two Responses) are unchanged.assert.deepEqualto Node's own algorithm. Until then it shares this code path.toBeEmpty()) reads the tag of every object. An empty tagged plain object would passtoEqual({})and failtoBeEmpty().no test proof · iteration 2 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/bun-object/deep-equals.test.ts