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Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 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. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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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
so “highlight” matches case-insensitively and still produces HighlightFunction
for mixed-case input. Add a regression test covering a mixed-case functional
::highlight(...) selector.
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…@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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✅ @robobun, your commit 404b249851b2a144628181b9418ef75f6a75b740 passed in 🧪 To try this PR locally: bunx bun-pr 42918That installs a local version of the PR into your bun-42918 --bun |
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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.
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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.
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…er ::part(), :current after ::search-text, and descriptors in @font-feature-values
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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
CustomIdent::parse(input) argument unchanged.
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bun buildwarnsInvalid selector. Unsupported pseudo-class or pseudo-element 'state'(and the same forhighlight,target-text,search-text,spelling-error,grammar-error) andinvalid @ rule encountered: '@position-try'(and'@font-feature-values') on valid CSS. The output is correct. Only the diagnostics are wrong.src/css/selectors/parser.rs(parse_non_ts_functional_pseudo_class,parse_functional_pseudo_element,lookup_pseudo_element) and the at-rule match inparse_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
PseudoClass::State { state: Ident },PseudoElement::HighlightFunction { name: Ident },TargetText,SearchText,SpellingError,GrammarError. The four plain names go through the case-insensitive table, so::TARGET-TEXTserializes as::target-text.::search-text:currentand::part(x):state(y)parse, as the specs allow.@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, ...) asident: <integer>+lists, and keeps body descriptors such asfont-displayas 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.: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.@font-feature-valuesbody (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@pagebody.test/bundler/css/highlight-state-at-rules-42909.test.ts(all six tests fail on 1.4.3) and newminify_testrows intest/js/bun/css/css.test.ts. Also ran all oftest/bundler/css/(186 pass) andtest/js/bun/css/(the failures there are the pre-existing fuzz-test timeouts under the debug build).Background
Custom/CustomFunctionwith the raw tokens, plus a warning. At-rule names resolve throughAtRulePreludeinparse_prelude. A miss becomesUnknownAtRule, plus a warning.Identis a plain<ident>, printed as written.CustomIdentrejects CSS-wide keywords at parse time, and in CSS modules its printer hashes the name whencustom_identsis on (default).CssRulevariants are generated bycss_rule_variants!insrc/css/rules/mod.rs. One row there gives the enum variant, theto_cssarm and thedeep_clonearm.CssRuleList::minifytreats the new rules like@counter-style: it keeps them as a barrier between style-rule merge runs.Notes
AtRulePrelude::FontFeatureValuesexisted as a unit variant with anunreachable!()block arm. Nothing produced it. It now carries the family list.@font-feature-valuesrules with the same family list during minify. Bun keeps them separate. Output is still valid.FontFamily::parse, so a generic name such asserifprints bare. lightningcss prints it quoted. The spec excludes generic names from<family-name>, so this only matters for invalid input.::scroll-marker,::scroll-button(),::column,@function) still warn. That is the same as upstream and out of scope here (css: the pseudo-element table trails lightningcss, so::details-content,::picker(),::checkmarkand the carousel selectors warn as invalid #41120).:active-view-transition-type()and@view-transition) edits the same tables and the samecss_rule_variants!list. Whichever lands second needs a small rebase. Both PRs make the same CSS modules choice: script-set names are not hashed, with::part()as the precedent. css: parse :active-view-transition-type() and the @view-transition rule #42912 asks a maintainer to confirm that choice. The answer applies here too.@font-feature-valuesbody. Both are stated above.<ident>names (so:state(initial)parses),::search-text:current,::part(x):state(y), descriptors in the@font-feature-valuesbody, and a trailing-token check before a feature value is stored.::details-content,::picker(),::checkmarkand the carousel selectors warn as invalid #41120, css: recognize ::details-content, ::picker(), ::checkmark and ::picker-icon #41122, css::target-current,:target-beforeand:target-afterare unknown to the pseudo-class table, so they are emitted verbatim and never merge #42480, css:::view-transition-group-children()is not recognized, so a CSS module leaves its name unhashed and does not export its classes #42777.Fixes #42909