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…age.json and tsconfig.json A Bun.build onResolve plugin that answers with a path in the file namespace made the bundler create the module with fixed defaults: it has side effects, the module type is unknown, and the JSX and decorator settings come from the build options. The same file found by the resolver takes these from the package.json and tsconfig.json that enclose it. When one build reaches the file both ways, the import that lands first creates the module, so the output depended on timing. Resolver::result_for_resolved_file returns what the resolver attaches to an absolute path, without probing extensions or following symlinks. The plugin answer builds its ParseTask from that result. A path whose directory is not on disk, or that is in another namespace, keeps the defaults.
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WalkthroughChangesThe bundler now preserves resolver metadata for plugin-resolved files. Resolver metadata adoption
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the ParseTask::init swap in src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs: the deleted SAFETY comment's provenance guarantee is preserved (init takes *mut BundleV2 and this is the live &mut), contents_or_fd still ends up INVALID/INVALID because Result::default() sets dirname_fd/file_fd to FD::INVALID and result_for_resolved_file never opens the entry, and the jsx.development override via forced_jsx_development() matches the existing entry-point paths at bundle_v2.rs:2779 and :2891.
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Six verified findings are being posted inline, so this note only records what else was examined. The refactor replaces a hand-built ParseTask literal with ParseTask::init(&resolve_result, ...); I confirmed from src/bundler/ParseTask.rs:232-293 that init derives ctx from a *mut BundleV2 with the same write provenance the removed SAFETY comment described, that the fds flow from resolve_result.dirname_fd/file_fd, which src/resolver/result.rs:119-120 defaults to FD::INVALID and finalize_result with follow_symlinks=false never populates, and that known_target, loader, and is_entry_point are re-applied after init as before. The jsx.development override uses the same forced_jsx_development() helper as the entry-point enqueue paths, so the fallback behavior for the non-file / no-dir-info case matches the old literal.
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src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs— Builds using a plugin with a broad onResolve filter that returns undefined for some imports now get a JSX runtime and side-effect setting that differ by which import lands first; the base gave the same values on both paths. The NoMatch branch at bundle_v2.rs:4893 goes through run_resolver to enqueue_parse_task, which overwrites the task's jsx with transpiler.options.jsx at bundle_v2.rs:3763 and uses loader.side_effects() at bundle_v2.rs:3749, while the Success branch now carries tsconfig JSX and package.json sideEffects. Fix: make enqueue_parse_task keep resolve_result.jsx (with forced_jsx_development) and primary_side_effects_data, so all three creation paths agree.Extended reasoning...
A plugin registers onResolve({ filter: /.*/ }) that returns { path } for "alias/component" and returns undefined for "./app/component.tsx" (a very common plugin shape).
The undefined answer reaches ResolveValue::NoMatch at bundle_v2.rs:4860 and calls run_resolver at bundle_v2.rs:4893.
run_resolver resolves on the bundle thread and calls enqueue_parse_task at bundle_v2.rs:2659.
enqueue_parse_task builds the task with ParseTask::init, then at bundle_v2.rs:3763 replaces task.jsx with transpiler.options.jsx, dropping the nested tsconfig jsxImportSource, and at bundle_v2.rs:3749 sets input_files side_effects from loader.side_effects(), not from package.json.
The plugin's { path } answer for the same file now takes the new Success branch at bundle_v2.rs:5013-5055, which keeps tsconfig jsx (preact) and NoSideEffectsPackageJson.
Whichever import lands first creates the module, so one build imports preact/jsx-dev-runtime and another imports react/jsx-dev-runtime for the same component; a side-effect-only import is kept or dropped by timing.
On the base both branches used…Verification: normal — acknowledged in diff: the PR description's "Not in this PR" note says the run_resolver/enqueue_parse_task path still "drops the side effects (#41380) and replaces the tsconfig JSX (#36269)", but does not note that this now creates a NEW join-order divergence with the Success branch for broad-filter plugins, which violates the PR's own stated invariant ("a join must give the same…
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…es, after onLoad Review findings on the first version: - It applied package.json and tsconfig.json settings to every onResolve path whose directory exists. A module that only the plugin can name (a path that is not on disk, a file in `files`, a spelling the resolver does not print) lost a side-effect-only import under "sideEffects": false, and an exact "sideEffects" list missed a path that was not normalized. - It read the directory when onResolve answered, before onLoad ran. A file that onLoad writes next to the module was then missing from the directory list. - The path where every onResolve callback returns nothing still dropped the tsconfig JSX and the package.json side effects, so that path and the onResolve path disagreed. Now the bundler asks the resolver for the path itself and takes the result only when the resolver answers with the same bytes. It asks after onLoad is done, or at once when no onLoad callback matches. ParseTask::set_resolver_result holds the field mapping for this and for ParseTask::init. enqueue_parse_task keeps the resolver's JSX and side effects, as resolve_import_records does, and an in-memory file on that path gets the JSX options of the build. Resolver::result_for_resolved_file and the follow_symlinks flag are gone.
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked three things in adopt_resolver_result and ruled them out: it only runs from on_resolve/on_load on the bundler thread, the same thread run_resolver already uses transpiler.resolver from; at all three call sites the adopted side_effects is written before the should_copy_for_bundling override, so file-loader assets still end up NoSideEffectsPureData; and the enqueue_parse_task switch from loader.side_effects() to primary_side_effects_data matches what the resolver-created sibling paths (bundle_v2.rs:2772, 2874, 6758) already do.
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One confirmed finding is being posted inline (the resolver directory-cache snapshot taken for an onResolve path that is not yet on disk), so the review body is limited to recording what else was examined. I traced the new adopt_resolver_result helper through its three call sites (onResolve success with no onLoad plugin, LoadValue::NoMatch for file-namespace paths, and LoadValue::Success), confirmed it runs on the bundler thread like the existing run_resolver use of transpiler.resolver, confirmed the file-loader NoSideEffectsPureData override still lands after the adopted value at every site, and confirmed that the resolver Result's fds are entry-cache-owned so discarding a non-adopted result leaks nothing. The ParseTask::init refactor into ..Default::default() plus set_resolver_result preserves the old defaults (stage, callbacks, loader, secondary path). The enqueue_parse_task change to resolver-derived side effects and jsx.development-only override aligns that path with the resolver-created siblings rather than diverging from them.
…is on disk The resolver remembers a directory that it did not find. A plugin can name a path in a directory that does not exist yet (a virtual module) and create the directory later in the same build. The probe for the virtual module then left the directory marked as not found, and a file that the resolver found there later lost its package.json and tsconfig.json settings. adopt_resolver_result now returns before it calls the resolver when the path is not on disk, so a virtual module touches no resolver cache.
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…solve path is adopted adopt_resolver_result runs Resolver::resolve for a path that onResolve named. The resolver logs into the build log on the way: a directory that it can traverse but not list, a tsconfig.json that does not parse. The result of the call was ignored when the path was not adopted, but the log entry stayed and failed a build that main completes. The call now runs against a scratch log (Resolver::scoped_log). The messages move to the build log only when the module takes the resolver's result, and then they are the messages that the build gets when the resolver finds the file.
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🟠 Major · Apply build JSX options to FileMap entry points. · bundle_v2.rs:3212
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winApply build JSX options to FileMap entry points.
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enqueue_entry_item.ParseTask::initthen uses its JSX settings, while the later assignment only changesdevelopment. Afilesentry point withjsxImportSource, runtime, factory, or fragment settings can therefore use default JSX settings, unlike a FileMap import throughrun_resolverat Line 2378.Clone the selected build JSX options into
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the raw-pointer handling in adopt_resolver_result (src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs): the scoped_log guard is dropped at the end of the inner block, before probe_log goes out of scope and before transpiler.resolver.log_mut() is re-borrowed, and the &mut *resolver reborrow is the only live access during resolve, so the aliasing there looks sound.
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The remaining candidate in the ruled-out list (tsconfig errors dropped when the probe does not adopt) is the same class as the posted finding about probe_log being discarded, so it adds nothing. The one concrete thing examined beyond that was the unsafe block: scoped_log swaps the resolver's log slot via addr_of_mut! without materializing &mut Resolver, the ResolverLogScope restores it on drop at the end of the inner block, and only afterwards is probe_log appended to the real log and transpiler used again. The borrow of self.graph.input_files follows the last use of transpiler, so there is no overlapping mutable borrow of self.
…ly what a failed call logged The resolver parses a package.json or tsconfig.json once per process. When the call for an onResolve path is the first read of a directory, its parse errors are reported then or never: a later read of the cached directory does not repeat them. The previous commit dropped them when the path was not adopted, so a build that main fails (the module imports a sibling and the resolver reads the directory) completed without the error. The messages now reach the build log whenever the call succeeds. They are dropped only when the call fails: then they are about the call itself, for example a directory that the user may traverse but not list, and nothing else in the build asks the resolver about that path.
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…n Windows On Windows the path with a doubled separator does not give a resolver result, so the build stays silent, as on main. The case that pins a resolver call that succeeds without adoption now uses a symlinked directory and runs on POSIX only. The byte-identical path runs on every platform.
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🟠 Major · Copy the configured JSX options into FileMap entry results. · bundle_v2.rs:3210-3220
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winCopy the configured JSX options into FileMap entry results.
file_map.resolve()returns a defaultbun_resolver::Result, soParseTask::initgives the entry task default JSX settings. The entry path atsrc/bundler/bundle_v2.rs:3210-3220does not replace them beforeenqueue_entry_item. In contrast, the FileMap import path copiestranspiler.options.jsxand appliesforced_jsx_development(). A JSX FileMap entry with non-default options can therefore produce different bundled output from the same module reached as an import.At the FileMap entry boundary, assign
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PackageJSON::parsecan log an error and returnNone;parse_package_jsonconverts this toOk(None), soResolver::resolvecan still returnOk(Result). A plugin-selected file can then produce a resolver result thatadopt_resolver_resultrejects because it is external or because finalization changes its path, such as through a symlink. The current code appends that probe log before the rejection.append_to_with_recycledpreserves the error count, andgenerate_from_clireturnsBuildFailedwhen the log has errors after parsing. Moveprobe_log.append_to_with_recycled(...)below the rejection guard so diagnostics from rejected probes do not fail an otherwise usable plugin-selected module build.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…own directory errors When the call fails, the resolver has already parsed and cached the package.json and tsconfig.json of every directory above the one it could not list. Their parse errors were dropped with the rest of the scratch log, and a later import below such a directory did not report them again, so a build that main fails completed. The messages of a failed call now reach the build log too, without the "Cannot read directory" errors: nothing else asks the resolver to list that directory. The two tests that are skipped on some platforms run concurrently like the rest.
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🟡 Minor · Preserve configured JSX options for standalone-module parse tasks. · bundle_v2.rs:3766-3769
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enqueue_parse_taskwith a.jsxor.tsxpath.Result::default()supplies default JSX options, and this code overwrites onlydevelopment. The parser then uses those incomplete options, so configuredjsxImportSource, runtime, or factory settings can be lost. Populate the standalone resolver result with the active JSX options, as ordinary resolver results do. Data URLs useLoader::Dataurlby default, and framework built-in code does not establish a JSX loader, so the standalone-module path is the supported trigger here.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCopy the build JSX options into FileMap entry points.
FileMap::result_for_keyinitializesjsxwith defaults.ParseTask::set_resolver_resultcopies those defaults into the parse task. The FileMap import path instead copiesself.transpiler.options.jsx, so entry-point JSX can ignore the configured runtime, factory, fragment, and import-source settings.if let Some(mut file_map_result) = file_map.resolve(self.arena(), b"", entry_point) { file_map_result.jsx = self.transpiler.options.jsx.clone(); let _ = self.enqueue_entry_item( &mut { file_map_result }, true, self.transpiler.options.target, None, )?; continue; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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#45408 covers the declined half of this PR by another route. A declined import now goes through The other half, settings for a file that an onResolve callback names, is not in #45408. Two facts about that half:
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I close this PR. The change for files that Why the // entry.js: import "gen:a"; gen/a.js (on disk): import "gen:b";
build.onResolve({ filter: /^gen:a$/ }, () => ({ path: join(root, "gen/a.js") }));
build.onResolve({ filter: /^gen:b$/ }, () => {
writeFileSync(join(root, "gen/c.js"), `export default "c";`);
writeFileSync(join(root, "gen/b.js"), `import c from "./c.js"; console.log(c);`);
return { path: join(root, "gen/b.js") };
});
I probed 12 flows of this kind: a late file next to the named file, in a parent directory, in The order dependence that this PR wanted to remove is behavior that esbuild has too. esbuild 0.28.2 gives a file that a plugin names no The rest. An import that every The branch. 4b3a677 reduces it to the declined-route change ( Open question for a maintainer. Should a file that an |
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onResolvehalf is withdrawn, and #45408 has the other half. The branch holds only the small change below, so a reopen shows nothing else.What this PR tried
onResolvecallback names is built with the options of the build. The same file through a plain import gets itstsconfig.jsonandpackage.json. The first import to land wins, so equal builds can differ.Why it is withdrawn
Could not resolve. Of 12 probed flows, 10 fail and 2 get other JSX settings. bun 1.4.3 and esbuild 0.28.2 build them.tsconfig.jsonorpackage.jsondata. It has the same order dependence (54 against 6 of 60 equal builds).What the branch holds (4b3a677)
src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs, +9 -3: an import that everyonResolvecallback declines keeps the resolver's JSX and side effects.onResolveroute as it is on main.Open question for a maintainer
Should a file that an
onResolvecallback names taketsconfig.jsonandpackage.jsonsettings from the resolver? If yes, it needs a way to read them that lists no directory, as a change of its own.Notes
The 12 flows (10 builds each; bun 1.4.3 and the branch without the resolver call give the same result in all 12):
gen/a.js, later writesgen/c.jsand namesgen/b.jsthat imports./c.js(sync callbacks)Could not resolve: "./c.js"Could not resolve: "./c.js"Could not resolve: "./deep/late.js"onResolvecallback declinesCould not resolve: "./c.js"onLoadcallback that returns nothingCould not resolve: "./c.js"onLoadcallback that returns contentsCould not resolve: "./c.js"Could not resolve: "./c.js"pathscan findCould not resolve: "late.js"node_modulesCould not resolve: "late"tsconfig.jsonthat does not parse above a file that only the plugin namesUnexpected end of filetsconfig.jsonwritten after the plugin named a file of that directoryreact, 1.4.3 givespreactpreact, second filereact, 1.4.3 givesreactfor bothesbuild 0.28.2, checked for this PR: a plugin-named
.jsxfile under atsconfig.jsonwithjsxImportSource: "preact"compiles toReact.createElement. A side-effect-only import of a plugin-named file under"sideEffects": falsestays in the bundle. Without the plugin the same files givepreact/jsx-runtimeand the import is dropped.What the declined-route change fixes. On 1.4.3 a plugin with
onResolve({ filter: /.*/ }, () => undefined)makes each file ignore thejsxImportSourceof itstsconfig.jsonand the"sideEffects": falseof itspackage.json.What the declined-route change costs, in case it lands from this branch:
fileskey over a file on disk, reached by its exact spelling and by a declined import of another spelling, depends on the order (react 25, preact 35 of 60). 1.4.3 gives react 60 of 60 there, and the same build with no plugin already depends on the order on 1.4.3 (36 against 24).History. The first commits applied the settings at the time
onResolveanswered, for every path whose directory exists. Later commits askedResolver::resolvefor the path afteronLoadand required the same bytes back. Review rounds found and fixed a lost side-effect-only import for a virtual path, a missing directory that the resolver remembered, and resolver messages that failed the build. None of those rounds looked at a file written after the resolver call.no test proof · iteration 3 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bundler/bundler_plugin.test.ts