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Problem

  • bun build warns Invalid selector. Unsupported pseudo-class or pseudo-element 'state' (and the same for highlight, target-text, search-text, spelling-error, grammar-error) and invalid @ rule encountered: '@position-try' (and '@font-feature-values') on valid CSS. The output is correct. Only the diagnostics are wrong.
  • The cause: the name tables in src/css/selectors/parser.rs (parse_non_ts_functional_pseudo_class, parse_functional_pseudo_element, lookup_pseudo_element) and the at-rule match in parse_prelude (src/css/css_parser.rs) trail lightningcss, the source this parser is a port of. An unknown name falls to a fallback that warns and keeps the raw tokens.

Fix

  • Add the typed variants lightningcss has: PseudoClass::State { state: Ident }, PseudoElement::HighlightFunction { name: Ident }, TargetText, SearchText, SpellingError, GrammarError. The four plain names go through the case-insensitive table, so ::TARGET-TEXT serializes as ::target-text. ::search-text:current and ::part(x):state(y) parse, as the specs allow.
  • Add @position-try <dashed-ident> { <declaration-list> } (src/css/rules/position_try.rs) and @font-feature-values <family-name># { ... } (src/css/rules/font_feature_values.rs). The second one parses the seven sub-rule blocks (@styleset, @swash, ...) as ident: <integer>+ lists, and keeps body descriptors such as font-display as written. A later block of the same type merges into the first, and a later value with the same name replaces the earlier one, as upstream does. An unknown sub-rule or a value with no index is a parse error, the same as inside @page.
  • The :state() and ::highlight() names are a plain <ident> (HTML and css-highlight-api), so :state(initial) is valid and CSS modules do not hash them. Script sets both names (ElementInternals.states, CSS.highlights), never CSS, and the exports object has no entry for them. This is the same treatment ::part() gets. lightningcss parses them as <custom-ident> and hashes them. This is the one place the port differs from upstream on purpose.
  • Behaviour change: a malformed @font-feature-values body (an unknown sub-rule such as @bogus {}, or a value with no index) warned and passed through before. It now fails the build, like a malformed @page body.
  • Verified: test/bundler/css/highlight-state-at-rules-42909.test.ts (all six tests fail on 1.4.3) and new minify_test rows in test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts. Also ran all of test/bundler/css/ (186 pass) and test/js/bun/css/ (the failures there are the pre-existing fuzz-test timeouts under the debug build).

Background

  • Bun's CSS parser is a Rust port of lightningcss. Pseudo-class and pseudo-element names resolve through fixed tables. A miss becomes Custom/CustomFunction with the raw tokens, plus a warning. At-rule names resolve through AtRulePrelude in parse_prelude. A miss becomes UnknownAtRule, plus a warning.
  • Ident is a plain <ident>, printed as written. CustomIdent rejects CSS-wide keywords at parse time, and in CSS modules its printer hashes the name when custom_idents is on (default).
  • CssRule variants are generated by css_rule_variants! in src/css/rules/mod.rs. One row there gives the enum variant, the to_css arm and the deep_clone arm. CssRuleList::minify treats the new rules like @counter-style: it keeps them as a barrier between style-rule merge runs.
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Fixes #42909

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The CSS parser now recognizes :state(), new pseudo-elements, @position-try, and @font-feature-values. It adds typed rule models, serialization, cloning, validation, error recovery, and regression tests for parsing, minification, and CSS Modules behavior.

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CSS construct support

Layer / File(s) Summary
At-rule parsing and rule models
src/css/css_parser.rs, src/css/rules/font_feature_values.rs, src/css/rules/position_try.rs, src/css/rules/mod.rs
The parser recognizes both at-rules. @font-feature-values supports feature sub-rules, declaration validation, merging, serialization, cloning, and error recovery. @position-try stores its dashed name and declarations.
Pseudo-selector parsing and serialization
src/css/selectors/parser.rs, src/css/selectors/selector.rs
The selector parser and serializer support :state(), ::highlight(), ::target-text, ::search-text, ::spelling-error, and ::grammar-error.
Bundler and minification validation
test/bundler/css/highlight-state-at-rules-42909.test.ts, test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts
Tests cover warning-free parsing, invalid input errors, serialization, minification, case normalization, duplicate declarations, and CSS Modules behavior.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner

Priority: ➖ Normal

Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to e06b4

CSS builds can emit incorrect feature-value declarations after malformed input, while some valid selectors still warn instead of being recognized. These parser correctness issues should be fixed before merge.

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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The changes satisfy the coding requirements in #42909. Selector parsing adds :state(), ::highlight(), ::target-text, ::search-text, ::spelling-error, and ::grammar-error. At-rule parsing a…
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The reviewed changes stay within #42909. Parser variants, at-rule implementations, serialization, and tests directly support the eight requested CSS constructs. No unrelated change is identified in th…
Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly summarizes the primary changes: parsing support for :state(), ::highlight(), four CSS pseudo-elements, @position-try, and @font-feature-values.
Description check ✅ Passed The description explains the problem, implementation, behavior changes, scope, known limitations, and verification results. It covers both required template topics, although it uses Problem and Fix he…

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In `@src/css/rules/font_feature_values.rs`:
- Around line 162-164: Update FontFeatureDeclarationParser and
FontFeatureDeclarationParser::parse_value to receive FontFeatureSubruleType,
validate the complete parsed index list before insertion, and ignore invalid
declarations. Enforce non-negative values; allow exactly one index for
annotation, ornaments, stylistic, and swash; one or two indices with the first
in 0..=99 for character-variant; and one or more indices each in 0..=20 for
styleset, preserving valid multiple styleset indices before
FontFeatureSubrule::to_css serialization.

In `@src/css/selectors/parser.rs`:
- Line 1250: Update the Token::Function name comparison in the selector parser
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Replied to both review threads and resolved them. No code change:

  • Feature value indices: the parser stores <integer>+ without a per-block cardinality or range check, the same as lightningcss. The browser ignores a declaration that breaks those rules.
  • ::HIGHLIGHT(): the functional pseudo-element table is case-sensitive on purpose (see the comment above the match, from Resolve the audited TODO(port)/TODO(b2)/PORT NOTE backlog #31783). ::highlight() follows the same rule as ::cue() and ::picker().

…@position-try and @font-feature-values

Each of these constructs fell to the unknown-name fallback, which warns
"Unsupported pseudo-class or pseudo-element" or "invalid @ rule
encountered" and keeps the raw tokens. Add the typed variants that
lightningcss has for them.

- PseudoClass::State { state: CustomIdent } for :state(<custom-ident>)
- PseudoElement::HighlightFunction { name: CustomIdent } for
  ::highlight(<custom-ident>)
- PseudoElement::TargetText, SearchText, SpellingError, GrammarError
- @position-try <dashed-ident> { <declaration-list> } as
  CssRule::PositionTry
- @font-feature-values <family-name># { <font-feature-value-type>* }
  as CssRule::FontFeatureValues

The :state() and ::highlight() names are set by script, never by CSS,
so CSS modules do not hash them (same as ::part()).
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Updated 6:02 AM PT - Sep 16th, 2026

✅ @robobun, your commit 404b249851b2a144628181b9418ef75f6a75b740 passed in Build #116531! 🎉


🧪   To try this PR locally:

bunx bun-pr 42918

That installs a local version of the PR into your bun-42918 executable, so you can run:

bun-42918 --bun

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The diff is ready for review. Two notes on verification:

  • The fail-before proof holds on the release build of main: the new tests in test/bundler/css/highlight-state-at-rules-42909.test.ts and test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts fail on bun v1.4.3-canary.1 (09bb54630) with the eight warnings from the issue.
  • The debug build of this branch was verified before the rebase onto Upgrade LLVM 21.1.8 → 23.1.1 and Rust nightly to 2026-09-15 #42851 (the LLVM 23 upgrade). The local proof environment still has LLVM 21 and cannot build current main, so the with-fix run there is pending on the toolchain, not on the code. CI build https://buildkite.com/bun/bun/builds/116520 runs the same tests with LLVM 23.

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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked: the 'static Ident.v pointer into the parser input in font_feature_values.rs follows the same arena-backed pattern already used in selectors/parser.rs and properties/custom.rs; the new CssRule::FontFeatureValues/PositionTry variants fall through CssRuleList::minify untouched like CounterStyle, so they act as a merge barrier rather than being dropped; and @ position-try nested inside a style rule is handled by the same prelude path as the top-level form.

Extended reasoning...

Inline findings are already posted for the behavioural regressions (CSS-wide keyword names in :state()/::highlight(), ::search-text:current, and font-display inside @ font-feature-values), so this note only records what else was examined. The raw-pointer Ident construction, the minify pass handling of the two new rule variants, and the nested at-rule path were each traced against existing sibling code and found consistent with it. A human should still weigh the warn-to-hard-error change the PR openly makes for malformed @ font-feature-values bodies and the CSS-modules non-hashing decision, which are design choices rather than bugs.

2 verified lower-impact observations (convention, logging or cleanup points) were not posted.

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In `@src/css/rules/font_feature_values.rs`:
- Around line 288-290: In the declaration parsing method containing the existing
lookup and mutation, call input.expect_exhausted()? before accessing
declarations so surplus tokens invalidate the complete declaration without
changing stored values. Keep the existing lookup and update behavior for fully
consumed, valid declarations.
- Around line 271-310: Update FontFeatureDeclarationParser::parse_value to
validate parsed indices before modifying declarations: reject negative values,
require exactly one non-negative value for stylistic, swash, ornaments, and
annotation, allow one or two for character-variant, and allow any non-empty
non-negative list only for styleset. Return the existing invalid-value error for
rejected input and preserve declarations unchanged.

In `@src/css/selectors/parser.rs`:
- Around line 1247-1257: Update parse_functional_pseudo_element so the highlight
function name comparison is ASCII case-insensitive, recognizing inputs such as
::HIGHLIGHT(name) as PseudoElement::HighlightFunction. Fold only the
pseudo-element name before comparing with “highlight”; preserve the
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Pushed fixes for the review findings:

  • :state() and ::highlight() take a plain <ident> (Ident::parse), so :state(initial) and ::highlight(default) parse. CSS modules do not hash them.
  • ::search-text:current parses.
  • ::part(x):state(y) parses (this was also rejected before the PR).
  • @font-feature-values keeps body descriptors such as font-display: swap as written instead of failing the build.
  • A feature value with trailing tokens is rejected before the value is stored.

Each has a minify_test in test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts. Not changed: the functional pseudo-element table stays case-sensitive like its neighbours, and feature value indices are not range-checked, as in lightningcss. The PR body is updated.

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