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…ed download A download that only optional dependencies asked for fails with a warning. A required dependency on the same package did not change that: in the install phase it took the already-failed path, joined the running download, or was not asked about at all, because a node_modules slot or store entry belongs to one dependency and that one can be the optional one. The hoisted linker then exited 0 without the required package, and the isolated linker failed without an error line. --offline skipped the package the same way. The linkers now ask whether any dependency the install links requires the package, and pass that to the download. A required request raises a running download to required. If the download already failed for optional dependencies only, the request forgets that failure and downloads again, so its own failure is an error. A failed download keeps the flag its failure was reported with.
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Status: ready for a maintainer. The diff is green. Build #121937 passed 180 of 181 jobs. The one red job (debian 13 x64-asan) fails only How I reproduced it (bun 1.4.3-canary.1+c6b7fcb5b, Linux x64, local server only):
Result before the fix: The same result needs no change to A build without the fix fails 20 of the new tests in Found on the way and tracked separately: #43211 (lifecycle scripts read the same owning dependency), #43212 (the isolated linker exits 1 for a package that only optional dependencies need) and #43214 (for a non-optional peer the result depends on the name order of the parents). |
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In `@src/install/lockfile/Tree.rs`:
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked two things in RequiredPackages (src/install/lockfile/Tree.rs) that turned out fine: a package appended after the lazy walk answers true via is_set_allow_out_of_bound, which errs toward reporting rather than silently skipping; and a non-optional dependency of an optional parent is marked required by the walk, which matches the pre-change exit-1 behavior for that shape rather than introducing a new failure.
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The four inline findings (peer-edge marking in the hoisted tree, the untouched Git arm under --offline, the join-a-dead-entry hang in download_already_failed when generate_network_task_for_tarball returns None without marking failed, and the serial test cost) already signal that a human should look. This note only records what else was examined in the diff and ruled out so a reviewer does not re-derive it: the out-of-bound bitset default in RequiredPackages::contains and the transitive-required-under-optional-parent case in the BFS walk, both of which preserve or tighten existing behavior rather than weaken it.
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…ers in the walk - enqueue_git_for_checkout takes is_required like the tarball and npm enqueue functions, so --offline reports an uncached git repository that an optional dependency owns in node_modules while another package requires it. - The walk in RequiredPackages does not count or follow peer dependencies. The linkers can bind a peer to another package than the one it resolves to, so its resolution does not say what the install links. - A walk is redone once the install appended a package. - The new tests use a registry context each and run concurrently.
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…load tests The test for an uncached git dependency under --offline moves from bun-install-offline.test.ts into the block of bun-install-retry.test.ts that covers a download shared by an optional and a required dependency. bun-install-offline.test.ts is the same as on main again.
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warn: GET <url> - 404. The isolated linker exits 1 with noerror:line, and--offlineskips the package.run_tasksreports a failed download as an error only if itsnetwork_dedupe_mapentry hasis_required(src/install/PackageManager/runTasks.rs:831,:920). The install phase takes that flag from the dependency that owns thenode_modulesslot or store entry, which can be the optional one.AlreadyFailed, or joins the running download (enqueue_tarball_for_download,enqueue_package_for_download). The linkers treat both as reported.Fix
RequiredPackages(src/install/lockfile/Tree.rs) tells whether a linked dependency withoutBehavior::OPTIONALresolves to the package. Both linkers pass that to the three enqueue functions. The walk runs only if an optional dependency owns a package that needs a download.download_already_failed(PackageManagerEnqueue.rs): a required request raises a running download to required. If the download already failed for optional dependencies only, the request forgets that failure and downloads again.has_created_network_taskno longer changesis_requiredof a failed download.test/cli/install/bun-install-retry.test.ts(20 new tests fail without the fix), plus the suites in Notes. Self-reviewed: 3 concerns raised, 3 addressed.Background
network_dedupe_maphas one entry per download, withis_requiredandfailed(install: don't re-download a tarball that already failed #34103).Tree.dependency_id, a store node'sdep_id).Notes
Found by audit. No user report exists. The contract is from #11828 (exit 1 and an error when a required tarball cannot be downloaded). #34103 added
AlreadyFailed, which is half of the ways in.What "required" means here. A package is required when a dependency on it that the install links does not have the
OPTIONALbit. This is per dependency, as before. A required dependency of an optional parent still fails the install (exit 1 before and after). An optional peer has the bit, so it does not make a package required.Behavior::is_required()says the opposite for an optional peer, which is why the walk reads the bit.Peer dependencies. A peer counts only when it owns the slot, because then it is the dependency that the linker placed. The walk does not count or follow other peers.
hoist_dependencycan give a peer the package of an ancestor (a version that satisfies the range, or any version that the root declares), and the isolated linker binds peers through the ancestors too. So the lockfile resolution of a peer does not say what the install links for it.Hoisted linker, tarball always answers 404, before → after.
arequired and inbun.lock, new optionalb, same tarball URLaandbboth inbun.lock, cold cachea: npm:baz, optionalb: npm:baz, no lockfilebaz, requiredbarneedsbaz, no lockfilebun.lockon a cold cache--offline, onlybazmissing from the cacheerror: --offline: "baz" is not in the cache, exit 1--offlineerror: --offline: git repository for "gitpkg" is not in the cache, exit 1x(optionalbaz) andy(requiredbaz), frombun.lockbazfirst, other parent with optionalbaz, no lockfilebun.lockbazfirst, other parent with optionalbaz, frombun.lockbaz@0.0.3, the tree binds it to the root'sbaz@0.0.5, only an optional dependency linksbaz@0.0.3baz,--production--filterskips needsbazBefore, the exit code also depended on the name order of the parents and on whether a lockfile existed. After the change those two matter only where a peer owns the slot. With the isolated linker the exit code was already 1 in these cases. The change there is the
error:line, which was missing whenever the resolve phase had reported the failure as a warning.Why the required request downloads again. The error then comes from the code that reports every other failed download, with the real reason. A failure that was transient for the optional dependency does not fail the required one: the test
installs the required one when its own download succeedscovers that. The cost is one more attempt, only after an optional-only failure.Callbacks left in
task_queue. A dependency that asks for a failed download while resolving queues a callback and starts nothing (generate_network_task_for_tarballreturnsNone).download_already_failedremoves that list with the dedupe entry. Without the removal the new request joins the dead list: the hoisted linker skips the package in silence and the isolated linker never exits. A build without that line confirmed both.Why
failedis now final. Root peers resolve after every other task. A peer on a tarball that already failed for an optional dependency setis_requiredon the failed entry, and the next required request then took it for a reported error.Each clause has a test that fails without it. I built these variants and ran the new tests: no
task_queueremoval, nofailedguard inhas_created_network_task, no filter in the walk,is_optional()in place of theOPTIONALbit, and peers counted in the walk.Not changed.
packages_to_install) goes through the same walk. No test covers that clause.for_tarballcall failed is not marked failed, so a second request waits for a task that does not exist. That is on main too, and install: fail instead of hanging when a tarball download task cannot be created #39672 fixes it.optionalflag of lifecycle scripts reads the owning dependency in the same way (bun install ignores a failed lifecycle script of a required package when an optional dependency on it comes first #43211), the isolated linker exits 1 for a package that only optional dependencies need (bun install with the isolated linker exits 1 when an optional dependency's tarball cannot be downloaded #43212), and for a non-optional peer the result still depends on whether the peer owns the slot (bun install: whether a failed download of a peer dependency's package is an error depends on the name order of its parents #43214).Tests. The new block in
bun-install-retry.test.tsisdescribe.concurrent. Each test has its own registry context and project directory. The file runs in about 7 s with the debug build.Suites run with the debug build:
bun-install-retry,bun-install-offline,bun-install-tarball-integrity,bun-install-streaming-extract,bun-install-git-deps,isolated-install,bun-add,bun-install-patch,bun-install-cpu-os,bun-workspaces,bun-install(13 failures that need bitbucket, gitlab or another external host, the same 13 fail with the released build).