install: resolve and link a file: override applied to a transitive dependency from the top-level dir - #44339
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WalkthroughTransitive dependencies replaced by ChangesFile dependency overrides
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Projects upgrading with an older lockfile may still miss dependencies declared by the overridden folder, even after a normal or frozen install. Fix stale rows before merging; affected projects otherwise need to refresh the lockfile manually. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 6✅ Passed checks (6 passed)
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- Line 2898: Update is_trusted_folder_dependency to trust a dependency when it
is selected by the matching root override, using is_overridden_dependency
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked two things: the moved bin_target_escapes_package_dir guard in PackageManagerEnqueue.rs is behavior-preserving for non-override edges (on base, workspace edges broke out of the block before reaching it, and non-workspace stub edges still hit it before the stub is built), and the isolated linker's ResolutionTag::Folder arm in src/install/isolated_install/Installer.rs already opens folder paths from the top-level dir, so it needs no sibling of the new predicate.
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The change touches the resolver's Folder arm, the hoisted installer's transitive-folder branch, and adds a Lockfile predicate keyed on OverrideMap::get; the four inline findings (an untouched test asserting the old lockfile literal, an exit-1 regression for override folders that declare their own file: deps, scoped rules with .. paths still rejected, and the npm-alias name_hash mismatch) are what warrant a human look. The two checks above were ruled out from reading the base and head code paths.
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A pre-merge check of this PR found one case where a refusal on main becomes a panic. I reproduced it at 67101c1 (711ecef has the same A mkdir -p t2/app t2/outer && cd t2
echo '{"name":"outer","version":"1.0.0","dependencies":{"inner":"^1.0.0"}}' > outer/package.json
printf '{"name":"app","dependencies":{"outer":"file:../outer"},"overrides":{"inner":"file:./%s"}}' "$(printf 'a%.0s' $(seq 5000))" > app/package.json
cd app && bun install; echo "exit $?"
3 of 3 runs for each build (1.4.2: 1 run). On main the same slice panic exists for a direct edge only. With this PR a transitive edge reaches it too, because the resolver now reads the folder of a rule from the top-level dir. The check counts 48 of 432 cells with the panic on main and 144 with this PR. The good side stays: long but valid paths such as The path that does not fit needs the refusal and exit 1, not the panic. Checked at 67101c1, fine now
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…pendency from the top-level dir A root overrides or resolutions rule is written in the root package.json, so a file: path it supplies is relative to the top-level dir, like a direct file: dependency. The resolver now reads that folder and records its dependencies instead of a stub row with no dependencies. The hoisted installer links such a row from the top-level dir instead of the declaring package's directory, which left it unlinked under a registry package. The folder's own file: dependencies are trusted like those of a root file: package.
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This pull request and #38986 both rework
If both land as they are, the second one merges the two by hand. A wrong merge leaves two predicates: a rule-selected folder is then local for the folder guard and not local for the tarball guard, so its own Proposal, so that there is one predicate in either landing order:
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One trust predicate for this PR and #38986 This PR and #38986 both change
The one form that carries both: /// Is package `id` the root, a workspace, or a `file:` folder one of them depends on directly
/// or selects through a root rule?
pub(crate) fn is_local_package_id(&self, id: PackageID) -> bool {
match self.packages.items_resolution()[id as usize].tag {
ResolutionTag::Root | ResolutionTag::Workspace => true,
ResolutionTag::Folder => {
self.is_workspace_declared_package(id) || self.is_override_selected_package(id)
}
_ => false,
}
}
/// Is dependency `id` declared by a package `is_local_package_id` accepts?
pub(crate) fn is_dependency_of_local_package(&self, id: DependencyID) -> bool {
self.get_parent_pkg_of_dependency(id)
.is_some_and(|parent_id| self.is_local_package_id(parent_id))
}
Checked on a debug build of main 5a183c1 with both PRs merged this way (#38986 at 84e806c, #44339 at 711ecef):
Why one predicate and not two. The conflict can also be resolved with the Folder arm of
With two predicates the The PR that lands second takes this form on its rebase:
Open point for a maintainer, from the pre-merge check of #44339: the widened trust also follows scoped rules, which #33106 kept out of the trust check for the path of the rule itself. With one predicate, that choice also decides the tarball guard. Not run: |
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🟠 Major · Invalidate stale folder rows selected by a root override. · lockfile.rs:881-906
src/install/lockfile.rs:881-906
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftInvalidate stale folder rows selected by a root override.
When a pre-change lockfile contains
{}for a root-override-selected folder, normal and frozen installs retain the empty dependency range. The lockfile-pinned path does not re-read the folder’spackage.json, so the folder can link without its declared dependencies.Mark this row stale before the lockfile-pinned early return. Normal installs must re-resolve and persist the folder dependencies. Frozen installs must reject the stale lockfile instead of completing with missing dependencies. The changed tests cover fresh populated rows, not this upgrade path.
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- Around line 881-906: Mark an empty dependency row stale before the
lockfile-pinned early return for a Folder package selected by a root override;
use is_override_selected_package to identify it. Ensure normal installs
re-resolve and persist the folder’s declared dependencies, while frozen installs
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Follow-up to the comment above: #38986 is changed (its head is now 01531a7). It calls The two heads (this one at 6721b69) now merge without a conflict. On a debug build of that merge, the 8 new Before that change the two pull requests imported One case has no test in either pull request: a |
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Fixes #44299
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overridesorresolutionsrule that points a transitive dependency at afile:directory installs that directory without its dependencies. Thebun.lockrow is"repro-outer/repro-inner": ["repro-inner@file:../inner", {}]andmsis never installed. The same directory as a directfile:dependency gets its dependencies. Regression from 1.1.14 (fix(install): handle transitive folder dependencies #10445).Folderarm ofget_or_put_resolved_package(src/install/PackageManager/PackageManagerEnqueue.rs:2891) reads the folder's package.json only when the root or a workspace declares the edge. Every other edge gets a stub package with a name and a path, because a registry package's ownfile:path is relative to that package, which is not on disk yet. An override edge still belongs to the declaring package, so it got the stub.Fix
Lockfile::is_overridden_dependency(id): did the resolver apply a root rule, plain or scoped, to this edge. It repeats the resolver's lookup: by the real name of annpm:alias, never for aworkspace:edge...escape check stays ahead of the read for every non-workspace edge, so a scoped rule that leaves the project is still rejected.file:package (unchanged) or when a rule selected the row. This is the change from install(hoisted): link a file: override applied to a dependency of an installed package #38994, included here because the read normalizes the stored path, and the two halves have to agree on its base.file:dependencies pass the escape check (Lockfile::is_override_selected_package). Without it, an override target outside the project that declaresfile:./subfailed the resolve.test/cli/install/bun-install-registry.test.ts(three new tests undertransitive file dependencies, red on 1.4.3), the install(hoisted): link a file: override applied to a dependency of an installed package #38994 tests and thenpm:alias test inbun-install.test.ts. Alsobun-install.test.ts(file:|folder|override|resolutions|transitive, 47),nested-overrides.test.ts(144),overrides.test.ts,isolated-install.test.ts(override subset),bun-lock.test.ts,migration/migrate.test.ts.Background
file:directory becomes aResolution::Folderpackage. Its path string has one of two bases: the top-level dir when a local manifest wrote it (root, workspace, localfile:package, or a root rule), or the declaring package's directory when a registry manifest wrote it.declarer/name, and the installer has to know which base a row uses.version_was_replacedin the resolver alone: zero cost, but the installer cannot see it, and after the read an absolute override path is stored root-relative, which the old installer base resolves wrongly under a registry package. Considered install: read the package.json of a file: dependency declared by a local file: package #38814'sis_dependency_of_local_package: it covers local declarers only, not a rule under a registry package, and it is parked on a row-count decision. Either change composes with this one as an OR.Downsides
file:vendor/x, wasfile:./vendor/x) and its dependencies. Rows already inbun.lockare not re-resolved. Three existing tests were updated for this.Could not find package.json for "file:./vendor/x" dependency "x", exit 1) instead of at install time. Before install(hoisted): link a file: override applied to a dependency of an installed package #38994 it exited 0 with nothing linked.OverrideMap::getper transitive folder dependency at resolve time and per transitive folder row at install time. With no rules it is two count checks and no allocation.Notes
Relation to #38994. The installer hunk,
is_overridden_dependency, and the tests inbun-install.test.tsand the two inbun-install-registry.test.ts(a root override redirects ...,a scoped override for another dependent ...) come from #38994 unchanged. This PR supersedes it.Why one predicate instead of lifting
local_tarball_base_dir. Self-review proposed oneLockfilehelper for tarballs and folders, keyed on "declared literal equals applied path". The two tags do not share a base rule:Package::parsenormalizes a local package'sfile:folder paths to the top-level dir but leaves local tarball paths relative to the declarer, and a registry declarer's base is its installed directory (dirname(node_modules.path)), which the lockfile does not hold. One helper would need two tag-specific branches and a third state. Left as is.Siblings noted, not in scope. The
Workspacearm gates a transitiveworkspace:override withOverrideMap::contains_name(plain rules only), so a scoped rule that points atworkspace:is not honoured. Acatalog:value with afile:path on a non-workspace edge still gets a stub (no known producer).file:declared by a nestedfile:package is #38814. Stub rows for the same folder are not deduplicated (#42545).Review follow-ups. A missing override folder now fails at resolve time (test updated). A
bun.lockbmigration test expected the verbatimfile:./vendor/xliteral and now expects the normalizedfile:vendor/x. Rows already in an existingbun.lockare not re-resolved (Downsides). #42030 re-reads everyfile:folder on install and covers that case.Isolated linker. Checked by hand with the issue's repro and
--linker=isolated:require("repro-outer")runsrequire("ms")from the vendored folder. The store entries arems@2.1.3,repro-inner@file+..+inner,repro-outer@file+..+outer.Self-reviewed: 6 concerns raised, 3 addressed (one commit, supersede #38994, compose note for #38814), 2 rejected with the reason above (shared base-dir helper,
Workspacearm gate), 1 moot (premise confirmed).no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/install/bun-install.test.ts, test/cli/install/bun-install-registry.test.ts