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Standard decorator lowering turns a #private name with a decorated member
into a WeakMap and rewrites each access. The walker knew a read, a plain
assignment and `#x in o`. Every other position that writes to the member
got the read form, a call, which is not a valid assignment target:
`this.#x++`, `this.#x += 1`, `this.#x ??= 1`, `[this.#x] = a`,
`({ a: this.#x } = o)`. The head of `for (this.#x of a)` was left as
written, a private name that no longer exists.
Add esbuild's __privateWrapper helper. `__privateWrapper(o, _x)._` is a
property that reads and writes the member, so it is valid wherever a
reference is: the operand of ++ and --, a destructuring target (nested,
with a default, or a rest element), and the head of for-in and for-of.
A compound or logical assignment through `this` or an identifier reads
and writes with __privateGet and __privateSet, as esbuild does; any other
receiver goes through the wrapper, which evaluates it once.
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Status: ready for review. The diff is green. CI build 115295 has one red test, Self-reviewed: 4 points raised, 3 addressed. A lowered method now reads as itself through the wrapper (6ab7b84). The Notes now say that there is no user report, and they give the correct reason for the two How I reproduced it: on main (09bb546, canary function dec() { return (v, ctx) => {}; }
class Foo {
@dec() #x = 1;
run() { this.#x++; return this.#x; } // SyntaxError: Postfix ++ operator applied to value that is not a reference.
}
console.log(new Foo().run()); // expected 2
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In `@src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs`:
- Line 300: Add __privateWrapper to Bake’s synthetic bun:wrap export object and
its bake.private.d.ts declaration, matching the existing normal runtime
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The source map of a bundle maps `__esm` and `__promiseAll` to their position in runtime.js, and the debugId is a hash of the map. The new `__privateWrapper` helper sits above both.
…rapper `f().#m ??= v` gives the method and `this.#m++` throws on the write, as the native member does. The wrapper had no getter for a method, so the read threw.
Problem
#x, each write except plain=fails at load:this.#x++(Postfix ++ operator applied to value that is not a reference.),this.#x += 1(Left side of assignment is not a reference.),[this.#x] = a(Invalid destructuring assignment target.),for (this.#x of a)(Cannot reference undeclared private names: "#x").rewrite_private_accesses_in_expr(src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs:274) knows a read, a plain assignment and#x in o. Every other target gets the read form,__privateGet(this, _x)++. The loop head (:571) is skipped.Fix
__privateWrapperhelper.__privateWrapper(o, _x)._is a property that reads and writes the member. It replaces the operand of++and--, each destructuring target and eachfor-inorfor-ofhead.thisor an identifier becomes__privateSet(o, _x, __privateGet(o, _x) + v)or__privateGet(o, _x) ?? __privateSet(o, _x, v), as in esbuild. Any other receiver uses the wrapper, which evaluates it once.test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators.test.ts. The newprivateTargetsfixture prints what node prints for the same classes without decorators. Main fails 335 of 423 tests. Other decorator and transpiler suites pass.Background
#privatemembers native. A name with a decorated member becomes a WeakMap, so the decorator helpers can reach it.__privateGetand__privateSetarebun:wraphelpers that read and write such a member after a brand check.src/ast/runtime.rslists them.Notes
Found while working on #31910. There is no user report.
The parser output changed, so
EXPECTED_VERSIONof the runtime transpiler cache goes to 33.Two bundler snapshots (
bundler_promiseall_deadcode.test.ts,cyclic-imports-async-bundler.test.js) get a newdebugId. ThedebugIdprints the content hash of the chunk. That hash mixes in the part index of each statement the chunk takes from a file (generate_isolated_hash,src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs:1872).__esmand__promiseAllare statements ofruntime.jsbelow the new helper, so their part index moves by one. The bundles and their source maps are byte for byte the same.Output for
@dec #x, withf()as a receiver that cannot be repeated:this.#x++__privateWrapper(this, _x)._++this.#x += 2__privateSet(this, _x, __privateGet(this, _x) + 2)o.#x ??= 5__privateGet(o, _x) ?? __privateSet(o, _x, 5)f().#x += 2__privateWrapper(f(), _x)._ += 2[this.#x, o.#x = 1, ...f().#x] = a[__privateWrapper(this, _x)._, __privateWrapper(o, _x)._ = 1, ...__privateWrapper(f(), _x)._] = afor (this.#x of a)for (__privateWrapper(this, _x)._ of a)this.#acc++(decoratedaccessor)__privateWrapper(this, _acc, _acc_acc.set, _acc_acc.get)._++this.#g++(getter and setter)__privateWrapper(this, _g, _g_set, _g_get)._++Differences from esbuild 0.21.5 (
--target=es2021, which lowers every private name):f()in a temporary:__privateSet(_a = f(), _x, __privateGet(_a, _x) + 2). Here a temporary made in a field initializer or a parameter default is shared between evaluations (js_parser: declare decorator lowering temporaries per evaluation in parameter defaults and field initializers #38904). The wrapper needs no temporary, so this lowering uses it for every receiver that cannot be repeated.[o._x = 1] = aandfor (this._x of a)for a defaulted target and a loop head. Both lose the private member.++and--use the wrapper in both.__privateGet(o, _x) + 1is wrong for a BigInt and for a string.Cost of the wrapper: 5e6 iterations of
this.#x += 1take about 65 ms through__privateSet/__privateGetand about 300 ms through__privateWrapper(release build, x64).Not writable members keep their TypeError: a write to a method or to a getter without a setter reaches
member.seton a WeakSet, asthis.#m = vdid before. For a method the wrapper gets() => _m_fnas its getter, so a read gives the method:f().#m ??= vgives the method andf().#m++throws on the write, as the native member does.The new fixture section covers each kind (field, BigInt field,
accessor, getter and setter, static field, method, getter alone, setter alone), each operator, the value of each expression, the number of receiver and right side evaluations, nested functions and classes, a field initializer, a static block, a parameter default, and the calls a decorated accessor receives. A bundle for--target=browserof the same fixture gives the same output under node.An alternative that this PR does not take: keep a decorated
#xnative and give__decorateElement{ has, get, set }closures made inside the class, as tsc does. That removes the WeakMap, the walker and the production code of this PR. #40833 kept the WeakMap for decorated names on purpose, so this PR extends the walker. TheprivateTargetsfixture does not depend on the lowering and can be the acceptance test of such a change.Other forms the walker does not know, not fixed here:
import(this.#x)is left as written, and a tagged templatethis.#tag`x`loses its receiver. Optional chains are #31910.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 8 files touched
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