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Follow-up to #44665. Fixes more cases where bun check and tsc 7.0.2 report different things.

False errors

A named union where one member extends another. c ? a : b had the type of the base member alone:

interface Animal { name: string }
interface Dog extends Animal { bark(): void }
type Pet = Animal | Dog;
declare const a: Pet, b: Pet, c: boolean;

const x = c ? a : b;       // Pet in tsc, was Animal
if ("bark" in x) x.bark(); // TS18046, not reported by tsc

The same for [a, b], a ?? b and a || b.

A class that passes a conditional type of itself to its base class:

type Json<T> = T extends Primitive ? T : { [K in keyof T]: Json<T[K]> };

class User extends Model<Json<User>> { // TS2310
  name = "";
}

A rest element in a loop that assigns from it:

let item: Item | undefined = start;
while (item) {
  const { id, ...rest } = item; // TS7022 at `rest`
  item = rest.parent;
}

A default in a destructured parameter that uses an earlier name of the pattern:

function f({ a = 1, b = g(a) }) {} // TS7022 at `a`

A switch over a destructured variable in a loop:

for (let i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
  const [m, n] = [mode, 1]; // TS7022 at `m`
  switch (m) {
    case "r":
      mode = "w";
      break;
  }
}

Two comparisons that look like type arguments:

g(x as number < b, c > (d)); // TS2349, TS2749

Also: a file named x.TSX or z.JSX is parsed as TSX, { [await (p)]: await (q) } at the top level of a module, a decorator of an inner class that uses a private name of the outer class, a mixin over Base<number> with an optional property under target: es2022, overloads whose parameter type is the ReturnType of a function that calls them, and type F = (Foo) => void counts as a use of Foo under noUnusedLocals.

Missed errors

An imported type that is only used as a value is unused:

import { Event } from "./t"; // TS6133. `Event` is an interface there
new Event("x");              // this one is the global

A recursive comparison went one level less deep if a class above it extends the target:

declare class K<D> { d: D; e(): K<[D]>; x(): string }
declare class S<D> { d: D; e(): S<[D]>; x(): D extends [[any]] ? number : string }
declare class R extends K<number> {}
declare function mk<X>(): S<X>;

const k: K<number> = mk<number>(); // TS2322

Also: a reserved word used as a name in the children or attributes of a JSX element, enum E { B } that continues a declare enum E from a .d.ts under skipLibCheck, a getter after a generic spread is read-only, @augments that names another class than extends in a TypeScript file, a checked JavaScript file named y.JS or m.MJS, and TS2875 for App.TSX under jsx: react-jsx without the runtime.

A tsconfig.json that cannot be read

	tsc	bun check before
tsconfig.json cannot be read	TS5083, nothing is checked	TS5083, and checked everything below with default options
the same with -b	TS6053	TS5083, and checked everything below
a referenced tsconfig.json cannot be read	TS6053 at the reference	TS6306

How it was verified

TypeScript's own tests, errors	13,101 of 13,101, byte for byte
TypeScript's own tests, types	12,463 of 12,463
TypeScript's own tests, symbols	12,463 of 12,463
TypeScript's own tests, declaration files	13,032 of 13,032
Small programs that once differed, run through both tools in CI	1,931, 124 of them new
The same programs on a case-sensitive volume	1,931 the same
The new programs in a debug build	124 the same
tsconfigs of 70 open source projects with the same errors as tsc	636 of 637
tsconfigs with project references, same lines in the same order as tsc -b	316 of 317
Instructions executed on 9 projects (VS Code, mikro-orm, next.js twice, storybook, nuxt, playwright, xstate, drizzle-orm), against main	between 0.8% fewer and 1.1% more, 0.5% more on average

The first example, the recursive comparison and the unused import were found by breaking the source of 47 open source projects in 6,399 small ways, comparing every error of both tools, and reducing what differed.

Every fix has its program in test/cli/check/differential-cases.json. The test runs tsc and bun check on each and compares the whole output.

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The pull request changes tolerant parsing, JSDoc handling, semantic checking, type construction, declaration printing, and project and module resolution. It also changes configuration error handling and selected source positions.

Changes

Tolerant parsing and JSDoc

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Tolerant parsing and statement reparsing src/js_parser/p.rs, src/js_parser/parse/*, src/js_parser/sema/mod.rs	The parser records top-level statements with await in computed names and can reparse those statements. Tolerant TypeScript parsing changes handling of async generic arrows, conditional-type delimiters, and selected < and << expressions.
JSDoc scanning and attachment src/js_parser/lexer.rs, src/js_parser/sema/*, src/sema/hir.rs	The lexer records JSDoc asterisk positions. Comment scanning recognizes selected tag families and inline links; lowering and reparsing update comment selection, attachment, and @augments metadata.
JSDoc and source-position diagnostics src/sema/check/errors_grammar*.rs, src/sema/node.rs, src/sema/check/spans.rs, src/sema/check/errors_*.rs	The checker reconciles unmatched @augments tags with other grammar diagnostics. Selected diagnostic ranges and source positions account for trivia.
Binding and symbol resolution src/sema/bind/*, src/sema/check/errors_small.rs, src/sema/check/errors_unused.rs, src/sema/check/symbols.rs	The binder tracks enclosing classes and object-literal this owners. Checker symbol handling changes for aliases, instantiated members, JSX tags, and unused references.
Type shapes, spreads, and instantiation src/sema/types.rs, src/sema/check/shape.rs, src/sema/check/instantiate.rs, src/sema/check/mapped.rs	Type shapes store symbol and instantiation data. Spread, object-rest, tuple-member lookup, and assignment-backed property handling change.
Contextual checking and inference src/sema/check/context.rs, src/sema/check/call.rs, src/sema/check/errors_iteration.rs, src/sema/check/expr.rs, src/sema/check/flow.rs, src/sema/check/infer.rs, src/sema/check/check_source_file.rs, src/sema/check/errors_overloads.rs	Checker paths change for contextual parameter types, flow-loop rechecks, rest initializers, overloads, call signatures, and inference.
Diagnostics, emit helpers, and type printing src/sema/check/errors_*.rs, src/sema/check/sink.rs, src/sema/check/mod.rs, src/sema/check/unions.rs, src/sema/check/print*.rs	Checker diagnostics and helper ordering change. Union and intersection construction carries alias information; type printing updates property syntax, synthesized typeof output, and type-node reuse.

Project and module resolution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Configuration loading and project graph src/sema/config.rs, src/sema/driver/lib.rs, src/sema/baselines/lib.rs, src/sema/Cargo.toml, test/cli/check/check.test.ts	Configuration loading returns errors for failed reads. Baseline and project-driver paths handle failed loads. Tests cover unreadable and deeply nested configurations. The bun_semver workspace dependency is removed from bun_sema.
Resolution options and package metadata src/sema/resolve.rs, src/sema/program.rs, src/sema/check/errors_declaration_emit.rs, src/sema/check/errors_enums_names.rs, src/sema/check/errors_jsx.rs	Resolution changes package condition handling, package-ID propagation, JSX extension recognition, package-boundary lookup, and library format handling.
Export collisions and resolution traces src/sema/program.rs, src/sema/check/errors_aliases.rs	Export-star collision processing retains symbol pairs when type resolution may affect identity. Library replacement lookups are traced separately from type and module resolution.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 13816

A JSDoc comment with an inline link ending at a line break can have its following tag absorbed into the link text. This is a narrow parsing issue with a bounded workaround, so the remaining merge risk is low.

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Review comments at @src/js_parser/parse/mod.rs:
- Around line 2882-2883: Replace the linear membership check in the top-level
statement logic using `statements_with_await_in_names` with a binary search by
source location, relying on the locations being stored in source order; preserve
the existing `await_name_seen` result.

Review comments at @src/js_parser/sema/jsdoc.rs:
- Line 1402: Update the link-name advancement in `link()` so it preserves a
following line break instead of skipping it through the ordinary `next_token()`
path. Ensure `link()` can detect `Token::NewLine` and leave a subsequent
`@param` tag available to the JSDoc scanner.

Review comments at @src/sema/baselines/lib.rs:
- Line 1541: Update the root-selection logic in run_one to handle an empty units
list before accessing units.last(). Preserve the existing root-selection
behavior when units is nonempty.

Review comments at @src/sema/bind/binder.rs:
- Line 4066: Update the searched-count calculation in the surrounding binder
method to use saturating subtraction when accounting for is_in_class_decorator,
preventing underflow if containing_classes is empty.

Review comments at @src/sema/check/errors_emit_helpers.rs:
- Around line 952-965: Replace the repeated linear lookups in
note_external_emit_helpers_check and order_of_expression with a HashMap index
keyed by (FileId, ExprId), reusing the existing emit_helpers_checked_early data
as needed. Keep the index synchronized when entries are added so duplicate
checks and order retrieval are constant time.

Review comments at @src/sema/check/print.rs:
- Around line 1952-1963: Update the JSDoc prefix construction around
get_text_of_node to use a bounds-checked lookup on hir.text for the range from
from to start. Prepend the prefix when the range is valid; otherwise return text
unchanged.

Review comments at @src/sema/check/shape.rs:
- Around line 2172-2174: Update the doc comment for members_of_apparent_type to
say “a reference with the type variable ty as its this argument,” correcting the
missing word while leaving the surrounding explanation unchanged.

Review comments at @src/sema/driver/lib.rs:
- Line 1576: Update the project-loading flow around `projects.load` so a failed
load queues the config error for reporting even when directory discovery finds
no source files. Ensure `check_paths` reports the cached error without relying
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Use a set or a sorted lookup for statements_with_await_in_names.

Vec::contains runs once for each top-level statement. The cost is O(statements × recorded). The list is usually small, so the practical impact is low. The locations are pushed in source order, so the vector is already sorted. binary_search gives the same result at lower cost.

♻️ Proposed change

-                    p.lexer.await_name_seen =
-                        p.statements_with_await_in_names.contains(&p.lexer.loc());
+                    let here = p.lexer.loc();
+                    p.lexer.await_name_seen = p
+                        .statements_with_await_in_names
+                        .binary_search_by_key(&here.start, |l| l.start)
+                        .is_ok();

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	p.lexer.await_name_seen =
	p.statements_with_await_in_names.contains(&p.lexer.loc());
	let here = p.lexer.loc();
	p.lexer.await_name_seen = p
	.statements_with_await_in_names
	.binary_search_by_key(&here.start, |l| l.start)
	.is_ok();

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Review comment at @src/js_parser/parse/mod.rs around lines 2882 - 2883:
Replace the linear membership check in the top-level statement logic using
`statements_with_await_in_names` with a binary search by source location,
relying on the locations being stored in source order; preserve the existing
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Stop an inline link at a line break after its name.

If {@link Foo ends at a line break, next_token() calls the ordinary lexer, which skips that line break. link() then cannot see Token::NewLine and can consume a following @param tag as link text. Preserve the line-break boundary when advancing a link name so the following tag remains available to the JSDoc scanner.

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Review comment at @src/js_parser/sema/jsdoc.rs at line 1402:
Update the link-name advancement in `link()` so it preserves a following line
break instead of skipping it through the ordinary `next_token()` path. Ensure
`link()` can detect `Token::NewLine` and leave a subsequent `@param` tag
available to the JSDoc scanner.

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Guard the empty unit list before selecting a root.

A config-only test with a syntax-invalid tsconfig.json can make config::load_overriding return Err. run_one removes the config unit, leaves named_by_config unset, and then panics at units.last().unwrap().

Suggested fix

         }
+        None if units.is_empty() => {}
         None => {
             let last = units.last().unwrap();

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Update the root-selection logic in run_one to handle an empty units list before
accessing units.last(). Preserve the existing root-selection behavior when units
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Check that the subtraction cannot underflow.

self.containing_classes.len() - usize::from(self.is_in_class_decorator) underflows if is_in_class_decorator is true while containing_classes is empty. decorators sets the flag only after class has pushed the class. class clears the flag on entry and restores it on exit. Under that sequence the subtraction is safe. The invariant is implicit, though. saturating_sub costs nothing and removes the risk if a later caller sets the flag outside class.

♻️ Proposed change

-        let searched = self.containing_classes.len() - usize::from(self.is_in_class_decorator);
+        let searched = self
+            .containing_classes
+            .len()
+            .saturating_sub(usize::from(self.is_in_class_decorator));

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	let searched = self.containing_classes.len() - usize::from(self.is_in_class_decorator);
	let searched = self
	.containing_classes
	.len()
	.saturating_sub(usize::from(self.is_in_class_decorator));

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Review comment at @src/sema/bind/binder.rs at line 4066:
Update the searched-count calculation in the surrounding binder method to use
saturating subtraction when accounting for is_in_class_decorator, preventing
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Linear duplicate scan on every early check.

note_external_emit_helpers_check scans all of emit_helpers_checked_early with any before each push. order_of_expression also runs position over the same list for each request. Both scans are O(n) per lookup, so a file with many private accesses or object rests costs O(n²) in total. The guard on import_helpers limits the impact. A HashMap<(FileId, ExprId), usize> index would make each lookup constant time.

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Review comment at @src/sema/check/errors_emit_helpers.rs around lines 952 - 965:
Replace the repeated linear lookups in note_external_emit_helpers_check and
order_of_expression with a HashMap index keyed by (FileId, ExprId), reusing the
existing emit_helpers_checked_early data as needed. Keep the index synchronized
when entries are added so duplicate checks and order retrieval are constant
time.

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Bound the slice before you prepend the JSDoc prefix.

hir.text[from as usize..start as usize] panics in two cases: hir.text is empty (default library files do not keep their text), or from > start. Other code in this file uses .get(..) to handle files without text. In the same function, get_text_of_node returns empty in these cases. Use get and fall back to text.

Proposed fix

-        [&hir.text[from as usize..start as usize], &text[..]].concat()
+        match hir.text.get(from as usize..start as usize) {
+            Some(prefix) => [prefix, &text[..]].concat(),
+            None => text,
+        }

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	let text = match self.get_text_of_node(file, name) {
	written if bun_core::strings::contains_char(written, b'\\') => written.to_vec(),
	_ => self.property_key_text(file, name),
	};
	let hir = self.c.hir(file);
	if hir.jsdoc_asterisks.is_empty() {
	return text;
	}
	// `GetTextOfNode` does not skip the `*` before the name.
	let (start, end) = (hir.start(name), self.c.end_of_node(file, name));
	let from = super::spans::start_of_error_range(hir, start, end);
	[&hir.text[from as usize..start as usize], &text[..]].concat()
	let text = match self.get_text_of_node(file, name) {
	written if bun_core::strings::contains_char(written, b'\\') => written.to_vec(),
	_ => self.property_key_text(file, name),
	};
	let hir = self.c.hir(file);
	if hir.jsdoc_asterisks.is_empty() {
	return text;
	}
	// `GetTextOfNode` does not skip the `*` before the name.
	let (start, end) = (hir.start(name), self.c.end_of_node(file, name));
	let from = super::spans::start_of_error_range(hir, start, end);
	match hir.text.get(from as usize..start as usize) {
	Some(prefix) => [prefix, &text[..]].concat(),
	None => text,
	}

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Review comment at @src/sema/check/print.rs around lines 1952 - 1963:
Update the JSDoc prefix construction around get_text_of_node to use a
bounds-checked lookup on hir.text for the range from from to start. Prepend the
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Fix the grammar in the members_of_apparent_type doc comment.

The phrase "a reference the type variable ty as its this argument" is missing a word. Write "a reference with the type variable ty as its this argument".

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Update the doc comment for members_of_apparent_type to say “a reference with the
type variable ty as its this argument,” correcting the missing word while
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Report the config error when directory discovery finds no files.

If projects.load fails and the directory has no discoverable source files, this fallback adds nothing to by_project. check_paths then reports “Nothing to check” without calling check_project_of, which holds the cached config error. Queue the failed config for reporting even when file discovery returns no files.

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Review comment at @src/sema/driver/lib.rs at line 1576:
Update the project-loading flow around `projects.load` so a failed load queues
the config error for reporting even when directory discovery finds no source
files. Ensure `check_paths` reports the cached error without relying on
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[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

Beyond the inline findings, I also audited every caller of the new Result-returning config::load_overriding (src/sema/driver/lib.rs:1212, :1250, :1823 and src/sema/baselines/lib.rs:1535, :1630) — each handles Err via .ok() or .map(..).unwrap_or_default(), so the signature change does not leave a caller that silently defaults an unreadable config. The speculative-parse divergence in parse_suffix.rs:1221 and the #name binder index at binder.rs:4066 were also examined and ruled out.

Extended reasoning...

Single large commit (69 files, +3463/-1397) across the Rust TypeScript checker and tolerant parser, plus 817 new lines of differential test cases; no security-sensitive surface (no auth, crypto, or path-from-untrusted-input handling beyond tsconfig parsing). Two confirmed findings are posted inline (case-sensitive JSX extension filter in errors_jsx.rs, and TS6053 instead of a parse error for an unparseable tsconfig in driver/lib.rs), so human review is already signaled; this body only records the additional sites checked and found unaffected.

One part of this review's analysis that stopped early was run once more. It finished.

Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

• 🟡 src/sema/check/errors_jsx.rs — Users checking a JSX file whose extension is upper-case (App.TSX, z.JSX) under jsx: "react-jsx" get a missing TS2875 or a false TS2874 that tsc does not produce. The PR makes the loader treat such names as TSX case-insensitively (is_jsx_file_name in program.rs), but check_jsx still filters the implicit runtime import with case-sensitive path.ends_with(b".tsx") || path.ends_with(b".jsx") at errors_jsx.rs:37, so runtime is None and has_no_imports is true for App.TSX. Fix: decide "this file can hold JSX" through one predicate, crate::resolve::is_jsx_file_name, at every checker site, which covers the 2 sites listed. Same pattern at 2 sites (src/sema/check/errors_jsx.rs:37, src/sema/check/errors_enums_names.rs:274).

  Why this was flagged

  A project has App.TSX containing <div />, tsconfig jsx: "react-jsx", types: [] and no react/jsx-runtime installed; bun check runs check_jsx on it. After this PR summarize (src/js_parser/sema/mod.rs:625) parses App.TSX as TSX via ScriptKind::from_file_name, and the loader adds the synthetic react/jsx-runtime import because program.rs:5116 now uses crate::resolve::is_jsx_file_name(path). In check_jsx, errors_jsx.rs:37 still filters runtime with path.ends_with(b".tsx") || path.ends_with(b".jsx"), which is false for App.TSX, so runtime is None and has_no_imports (errors_jsx.rs:49) is true. The block at errors_jsx.rs:112 that calls resolve_external_module_at(..., Some(2875)) never runs, so the TS2875 tsc reports for the unresolvable runtime is missing. On the base branch App.TSX was parsed as plain TS so JSX never reached check_jsx; the added differential case for x.TSX uses jsx: "preserve", which never takes the runtime-import path, so it does not cover this.

  Verification: check_jsx keeps the old case-sensitive filter at src/sema/check/errors_jsx.rs:37: .filter(|_| path.ends_with(b".tsx") || path.ends_with(b".jsx")), untouched by the diff. For App.TSX runtime is None, so the block at errors_jsx.rs:112-130 that calls resolve_external_module_at(..., Some(2875)) never runs and TS2875 is never reported when the runtime module is missing, whereas tsc reports it.

[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

Beyond the inline nit, I re-checked the tsconfig loading path from my earlier review after the second commit: config::load_overriding now returns Err only when host.read fails (a readable file the parser gives up on becomes an empty project carrying its error), so both build sites in src/sema/driver/lib.rs (check_project_of and setup_build_task) only emit TS6053 for a genuinely unreadable file, and the new deep-nesting and unreadable-reference tests cover it.

Extended reasoning...

The second commit changed load_overriding in src/sema/config.rs to fall back to host.read(path).map(|_| Raw::default()) when parsing fails, which resolves the concern raised in the prior review about an unparseable tsconfig being reported as "not found" under -b. The PR remains a large checker/parser change (71 files) with no security-sensitive surface; a human look is still warranted given its size, and one verified finding is posted inline.

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• src/sema/check/symbols.rs
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[claude]

I re-reviewed the two pushes since my last comments and found no new bugs; both earlier points are addressed (load_overriding now returns Err only when host.read fails, so a readable-but-unparseable tsconfig no longer becomes "not found" under -b, and the fixtures use the shared repeat helper). Given the size of the change across the checker and parser, a maintainer's look is still worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

• Projects::load/take/load_from_disk and check_project_of in src/sema/driver/lib.rs: the build branch maps Err to TS6053 and the non-build branch to the config errors, matching the new tests (TS5083 / TS6053 / nested-too-deep cases).
• Lexer jsdoc_asterisks Vec: pushed per skipped *, taken/sorted/deduped once in jsdoc.rs, cloned into the file in reparse.rs; the last() whitespace check tolerates a rewound speculative parse.
• The dropped bun_semver dependency has no remaining users in src/sema.

Extended reasoning...

The PR touches 71 files (+3575/-1415) in the Rust type checker (src/sema) and its parser front-end (src/js_parser), plus the differential test suite; it touches no auth, crypto, or injection surface, though it does change tsconfig loading error handling and a parser lexer field. Since the prior review, commit 14cccec made load_overriding return Err only on an unreadable file and added tests for unreadable and deeply nested tsconfigs, and commit 1381606 replaced String.repeat with a Buffer.alloc helper, addressing both inline comments I had posted. The bug hunt ran dry with no findings on the current version. The change is far too large and semantically intricate (symbol-flag resolution, union preservation, flow-loop re-entrancy) to approve without a human, so defer.

[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

[claude]

🟡 (optional) A bun check of a class whose property annotation nests [] or readonly tens of thousands deep can abort with a stack overflow instead of the graceful "ran out of stack" path. is_resolved_by_check_source_element at src/sema/check/check_source_file.rs:2196-2207 recurses once per Array/Readonly level with no is_stack_low/StackCheck guard, unlike check_type_node (src/sema/check/check_source_file.rs:1335) which walks the same node first and stops safely. Fix: make the helper iterative (loop on of) or stop at the stack check like every other type-node walker, so no depth of [] suffixes can overflow a 4 MB checker thread stack; Rust gives no tail-call guarantee, so debug/ASAN lanes hit it first.

Why this was flagged

The parser builds number[][]...[] iteratively (src/js_parser/parse/parse_skip_typescript.rs:2897-2929), so a class property such as class C { x: number[][]…[]; } with ~100,000 suffixes reaches the checker as a 100,000-deep chain. check_members (src/sema/check/check_source_file.rs:1183-1190) calls the new is_resolved_by_check_source_element(hir, member.ty) for every non-computed property. That function (src/sema/check/check_source_file.rs:2196-2207) recurses one frame per Array/Readonly level and has no is_stack_low() or bun_core::StackCheck guard, while check_type_node (src/sema/check/check_source_file.rs:1335) returns early on a low stack and sets the "ran out of stack" diagnostic. Checker threads have a 4 MB stack (src/threading/ThreadPool.rs:728-730), so once the chain is deeper than the stack allows the process dies with SIGSEGV. On the base branch this condition was member.ty.is_none(), which does not walk the type. rustc does not guarantee tail-call elimination, so at minimum debug and ASAN builds overflow.

Verification: Trigger: a .ts file with a non-computed class property whose annotation is a []/readonly chain tens of thousands deep. The helper at src/sema/check/check_source_file.rs:2196-2207 is plain self-recursion with no stack guard, called for every non-computed property at check_source_file.rs:1183-1185; on the base this input ends in the graceful "ran out of stack" path.

[claude]

🟡 nit (optional): maintainers get a second copy of the script-kind extension table that can drift from the first. The new is_jsx_file_name at src/sema/resolve.rs:370 re-lists .tsx/.jsx with its own case-insensitive compare, while ScriptKind::from_file_name at src/sema/resolve.rs:349 already maps the same extensions, so a change to one (a new JSX extension, a different dot rule) silently misses the other. Fix: derive one from the other, e.g. matches!(ScriptKind::from_file_name(path), Some(ScriptKind::Tsx | ScriptKind::Jsx)), so the five callers in program.rs, errors_jsx.rs and errors_enums_names.rs share the one table.

Why this was flagged

The diff adds is_jsx_file_name (src/sema/resolve.rs:370-375), which finds the last . and compares the extension case-insensitively against .tsx and .jsx. The same file already has ScriptKind::from_file_name (src/sema/resolve.rs:349-358), which lowercases the same extension and maps .jsx to ScriptKind::Jsx and .tsx to ScriptKind::Tsx. Both implement GetScriptKindFromFileName and today agree, so no user-visible failure exists now; the cost is two copies of one table that future edits must keep in sync. The new helper is called from src/sema/program.rs:3149, 5453, 5800, src/sema/check/errors_jsx.rs:37 and src/sema/check/errors_enums_names.rs:286, so a divergence would change which files get the implicit JSX runtime import and TS2875. On the base branch those sites compared path.ends_with(b".tsx") || path.ends_with(b".jsx") inline, so the duplication is new with this change rather than pre-existing.

Verification: nit. The diff adds is_jsx_file_name at src/sema/resolve.rs:370-375, twelve lines below the existing ScriptKind::from_file_name at src/sema/resolve.rs:349-358, which already does the same last-dot split and to_ascii_lowercase mapping of b".jsx" => ScriptKind::Jsx and b".tsx" => ScriptKind::Tsx. Today the two agree, so no user-visible failure exists; harm is maintenance drift only.