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Upgrade WebKit: keep frozen, sealed and non-extensible array elements in the ArrayStorage vector - #44388
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked Bun's native array readers for the shape this bump gives frozen/sealed/non-extensible arrays (ArrayWithSlowPutArrayStorage with a populated vector): the fast paths in src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp (getContiguousVector, nextPresentIndex), SerializedScriptValue.cpp and JSDOMConvertSequences.h either gate on Int32/Contiguous/Double and fall back to the generic path, or already switch on ALL_ARRAY_STORAGE_INDEXING_TYPES, which covers SlowPut — so no new native mismatch from the shape change.
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The diff is a WebKit pin change to a preview tag plus one new bun:jsc-based test file; no security-sensitive surface is touched. The inline findings (ephemeral preview pin, test-coverage gaps) already signal human attention is needed; this note only records the native-consumer check that was ruled out.
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| * From https://github.com/oven-sh/WebKit releases. | ||
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| export const WEBKIT_VERSION = "fb1167ebf2cb9edc1f6771a2c11771b024693ae0"; | ||
| export const WEBKIT_VERSION = "autobuild-preview-pr-752-98c438b4"; |
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🔴 Every build after the WebKit PR merges or closes will fail to download JavaScriptCore, because the pin is to a preview release GitHub deletes. scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts:6 sets WEBKIT_VERSION to autobuild-preview-pr-752-98c438b4, an autobuild-preview-pr-* tag that only exists while oven-sh/WebKit#752 is open. Fix: before merge, pin WEBKIT_VERSION to the merged main commit's autobuild-<sha> (or the 40-hex sha) and confirm prebuilt tarballs exist for every platform x flavor. The description calls the preview pin temporary; that note does not protect main once the engine PR lands.
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The pin at scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts:6 is autobuild-preview-pr-752-98c438b4. scripts/build/download.ts:320-323 documents that GitHub deletes the autobuild-preview-pr-* release when the WebKit PR merges or closes, so every prebuilt download 404s at once; prebuiltDownloadError at download.ts:328-336 then fails the build with "WebKit preview release is gone". .claude/commands/upgrade-webkit.md:34 requires the bump to the merge commit's autobuild-<sha> before the bun PR merges. On the base branch the pin is the 40-hex sha fb1167ebf2cb9edc1f6771a2c11771b024693ae0 whose release is permanent, so CI and local bun bd keep working. After this merges, the moment oven-sh/WebKit#752 lands or closes, every CI build and every developer build on main breaks until someone edits the pin. The PR description says the pin moves to the merge commit once the WebKit PR lands, but nothing in this checkout enforces that ordering.
Verification: The PR description calls the pin temporary, but the diff as it stands still merges it. scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts:6 sets WEBKIT_VERSION to autobuild-preview-pr-752-98c438b4, which prebuiltUrl() at webkit.ts:68-76 uses verbatim as the release tag. On the base branch the pin is a permanent autobuild-<sha> release, so once oven-sh/WebKit#752 merges or closes every prebuilt bun build fails to download JavaScriptCore.
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Intentional for now: the pin follows the preview of oven-sh/WebKit#752 until that PR merges. Before this PR merges the pin moves to the merge commit's autobuild release. Leaving this thread open as the reminder.
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Fixes #44305
Problem
Object.freezeon 300k arrays of 16 ints takes about 700 ms to 1.2 s in bun and 25 to 50 ms in node. Reads from the frozen arrays are 8 to 13x slower than from plain arrays (node: about 4x). 300k frozen arrays take 172 MB of heap instead of 53 MB.JSObject::enterDictionaryIndexingModein JavaScriptCore moved every element of a frozen, sealed or non-extensible array into theSparseArrayValueMap(a hash map). Every latera[i]read missed the JIT vector paths and did a hash lookup in C++.Fix
autobuild-preview-pr-752-98c438b4until it merges). The engine keeps the elements in the ArrayStorage vector, switches the array to theSlowPutArrayStorageshape so every write goes through C++, and records the element attributes and the length writability in three Structure bits.SlowPutArrayStoragevector inline, so reads from a frozen array run at the speed of a plain array. The DFG and FTL in-bounds store into such a vector now tests the structure first.test/js/bun/jsc/frozen-array-representation.test.ts(12 cases, 8 fail on bun 1.4.3:bun:jsc'sdescribeArrayshows vector length 0 there). In the engine: two new stress tests, the full JSC stress suite and the related test262 directories on the WebKit PR's CI.Background
ArrayStoragearray has a vector plus an optional sparse map for attributed or far-away indices. "Sparse mode" means the vector is empty and the map holds every element. That was the only representation JSC had for a non-configurable element.SlowPutArrayStorageis the shape JSC already uses when an indexed write cannot be done inline (indexed accessors on the prototype chain). The JITs inline its reads and call C++ for its writes.Object.freezeonly), and a new indexing shape (spends the last free shape and twoArrayModesbits, touches 13 JIT files). The vector-resident design fixes every producer at their one chokepoint with no change to the plain array paths.Downsides
SlowPutArrayStorage) pays one structure load and one branch more per store. PlainInt32/Double/Contiguous/ArrayStoragestores are unchanged.Object.definePropertyon one element of a sealed or frozen array still moves the whole array into the sparse map, as before.size, x86_64 release: 45,907,907 to 45,922,123).Notes
Measurements (x86_64 release jsc shell, the issue's repro with 300k x 16-int arrays):
SparseArrayValueMapcells -> 0.Debug bun with this preview (assertions on, so the freeze itself is not representative): plainReadMs 118 to 161, frozenReadMs 112 to 162 (0.95x to 1.01x); bun 1.4.3 on the same machine: 8.1x to 8.9x.
Also in the WebKit change:
Object.isFrozen/isSealedanswer from the structure for an array thatObject.freeze/sealfroze,Object.freeze(Array.prototype)keeps the prototype blank (no ArrayStorage allocation, so the array prototype chain watchpoint survives), and a frozen array notes its read-only elements for objects that inherit from it only when it becomes a prototype, so a frozen array that is no prototype keeps the builtin fast paths.The WebKit PR overlaps oven-sh/WebKit#622 (Jarred's, open) on one Structure bit; the PR comment there explains how the two merge in either order. The pin moves to the merge commit once oven-sh/WebKit#752 lands.
CI: the one red lane on build 122412,
test/js/workerd/html-rewriter-leak.test.tson debian 13 x64-asan, is the 15 s timeout that #44359 fixes (red on main, 1.79 million handler registrations under ASAN). The other failures passed on retry.Follow-ups noted: tagged-template
strings/rawarrays are still built in sparse mode (JSTemplateObjectDescriptorputs each index with attributes before freezing);class X extends Arrayinstances and Proxies still take the genericSetIntegrityLevelloop.[policy-decision:webkit] gate passed · iteration 5 · 2 files touched
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