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When top-level resolution only changes an already fetched path spelling, link that prepared record instead of leaving its module environment null. Keep real plugin redirects and cache eviction behavior unchanged.
Retain an already prepared ESM module key when top-level resolution changes only its filesystem spelling. This prevents Windows forward-slash and dot-segment aliases from returning a namespace whose environment was never linked, while preserving real plugin redirects and cache eviction. Native Windows regression cases and three standalone repetitions pass; the full lazy-alias file completes without a panic. The 32-envelope comparison preserves all previously passing assertions and exposes five pre-existing failures previously hidden by the crash. Linux/macOS CI and P2 review pass on the exact head. Proposed upstream in oven-sh#44482.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change keeps module records consistent when a resolver returns an equivalent path spelling. No merge-blocking risk is evident from the supplied context. Remaining comments are minor test-organization suggestions. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change narrowly preserves identity for equivalent file paths. No introduced privilege expansion or security-boundary bypass was identified. Recovery during reentrant cleanup and query-bearing path equivalence remain incompletely verified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Review comments at @test/js/bun/plugin/plugin-resolved-key.test.ts:
- Around line 5-6: Group the mode and spelling combinations in
plugin-resolved-key.test.ts with describe.each(), moving the related tests into
its callback instead of registering them through nested loops.
- Line 7: Update the test declaration for the “alias preserves the prepared ESM
key” cases to use concurrent execution, keeping these isolated
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Group the related cases with describe.each().
The nested loops register the mode and spelling cases without a describe block. Use describe.each() to group the parameterized cases. As per coding guidelines: “Use describe blocks for grouping related tests” and “Use describe.each() for parameterized tests.”
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Group the mode and spelling combinations in plugin-resolved-key.test.ts with
describe.each(), moving the related tests into its callback instead of
registering them through nested loops.
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Run the isolated subprocess cases concurrently.
Each case has its own temporary directory and child process. Use test.concurrent unless a shared resource requires sequential execution. As per coding guidelines: “Prefer concurrent tests over sequential tests” when tests spawn processes or write files.
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Review comment at @test/js/bun/plugin/plugin-resolved-key.test.ts at line 7:
Update the test declaration for the “alias preserves the prepared ESM key” cases
to use concurrent execution, keeping these isolated temporary-directory and
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Closing as superseded by #44473 (272ff43), which resolves a module specifier once and consumes the final key instead of re-resolving the prepared one, so the equivalent-path case this PR handled no longer arises. Thanks @dylan-conway! |
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A CommonJS resolver override returning an ESM path containing
/./can crash Bun when its first export is read. On Windows, returning forward slashes instead of native backslashes also triggers it. This reproduces without application dependencies or native addons; stock Bun 1.4.2 crashes on the override/dot case, while Node 24 passes.The CommonJS handoff prepares a record under the returned key. Top-level resolution then changes the spelling and the loader links a second record.
requireESMlooks up the original key and returns an uninstantiated namespace. The Windows crash resolves toJSC::getValuereading the null environment's symbol table at offset0x18.Run resolution as before, then retain the prepared key if the filesystem URLs are equivalent. Real plugin redirects continue to use the new target. No WebKit change is needed. The tests cover resolver overrides and plugin aliases, dot segments, Windows forward slashes, export access, repeated require identity, and plugin import identity.
The equivalent downstream change passes 661 plugin/module/require-cache tests on macOS, with one skip and one todo. This includes the existing async redirect/cache-eviction regression. The new tests fail before and pass after the change; the override fixture passes under Node 24.21.0. P2 review is clean.
Native Windows qualification is complete for the equivalent downstream implementation at
openclaw/bun@07a4f1202ea2c2a270a9709898b8ba5803586b9d. The old fork crashes at0x18in all four committed override/plugin × dot/forward cases; the patched binary passes all four, and both Node 24 controls pass. The original standalone application workload passes three repetitions with expected exports and cleanup. Three whole-file repetitions complete without a panic (19 pass / 5 pre-existing path-spelling and cleanup failures). A control reproduces the spelling differences unchanged before/after; the cleanup cases also fail under Node.The full 32-envelope application sweep has no previously-passing assertion regressions, unchanged envelope exit statuses, no unhandled-error increases, and no native panics. Totals: 2,543 pass / 53 fail / 276 skip / 0 pending, versus 2,525 pass / 49 fail / 276 skip / 22 pending before. The five additional failures were previously blocked by the crash and remain reported; 17 newly executed cases pass, and a separate environment fix removes one old failure. Build/smoke and integrity proof: https://github.com/openclaw/bun/actions/runs/37084505411. The unsigned artifact was not published. This upstream branch still needs its own CI.