[dylan-conway]

Every place Bun reports a position in a source file (coverage, stack traces, call sites, error previews, the source maps of bun build, JUnit, inline snapshots, build errors) is now checked by one test on one set of programs, and what that test found is fixed.

WEBKIT_VERSION is the merge commit of oven-sh/WebKit#828, which the coverage half needs. It is the only commit since the one main has.

Issues

Each was run as the issue gives it, on Bun 1.4.3 and on this branch.

• Fixes Incorrect lines covered when bun test --coverage #5307: uncovered lines of frequencytable.ts, 14,27 → 15,28, the two return result that never run.
• Fixes Missing function coverage reporting in class without explicit constructor #7025: % Funcs of index.ts, 50.00 → 100.00.
• Fixes bun test --coverage off by 2 error #8290: uncovered lines, 3-5 → 5-6, the method that is never called. The file is rebuilt from the seven lines the issue gives.
• Fixes column must be greater than or equal to 0 (columns start at column 0) #17303: with @cspotcode/source-map-support installed, reading error.stack of a frame at column 1 threw `column` must be greater than or equal to 0. Now orig.ts:1:1, as in Node.
• Fixes [With test] Test coverage incorrect #20141: 66.67 % of the lines with 6-8 uncovered → 100.00.
• Fixes bun test --coverage marks first import line uncovered for class extending factory-call result #29691: subject.ts, 0.00 | 50.00 | 1 → 100.00 | 100.00. % Funcs of dep.ts, 50.00 → 100.00.
• Fixes bug(test): lcov reporter drops or duplicates lines in uncalled function bodies #31484: DA:10,1, DA:16,1 and no DA:23 → DA:10,0, DA:16,0, DA:23,0: the list the issue expects.
• Fixes bun test --coverage emits DA records (DA:<line>,0) for comment-only and blank lines #33957: mod.ts, DA:1,0 DA:2,0 DA:3,0 → DA:1,0 DA:4,0. formatter.ts, LF:11 when it is only imported and LF:9 when it runs → LF:8 both times.
• Fixes test --coverage: implicit constructor invocations never counted in %Funcs #42730: % Funcs of probe.ts, 0.00 → 100.00, and of lib.ts, 66.67 → 100.00.
• Fixes Inspector precise coverage marks an unexecuted nullish-coalescing RHS as covered #44722: the ranges of fallback, (0,74,1) (24,70,1) (71,72,0) → (0,74,1) (57,70,0) (71,73,0): ?? missing() has a count of 0.
• Fixes bun test --coverage: an uncalled function that uses an inlined const zeroes every line from that const down to the function #45218: DA:1,12 DA:2,0 DA:3,0 DA:4,0 DA:5,0 → DA:1,1 DA:2,1 DA:3,1 DA:5,0 DA:6,0.

Before and after

Before is Bun 1.4.3, after is this branch, and Node is 26.7 where it has the same API. Every block is the output of a run.

bun test --coverage: lines

The two columns are the DA: count of each line in lcov.info. - is a line that is not listed. ← is a line that was run, not run or not listed, and is now another of the three.

The table

// math.ts
/*  1 */ export function used(x: number) {
/*  2 */   return x > 0 ||
/*  3 */     unused();
/*  4 */ }
/*  5 */ export function unused() {
/*  6 */   let n = 0;
/*  7 */   n++;
/*  8 */   return n;
/*  9 */ }
/* 10 */ class Options {
/* 11 */   verbose = false;
/* 12 */ }
/* 13 */ used(1);

Before:

-----------|---------|---------|-------------------
File       | % Funcs | % Lines | Uncovered Line #s
-----------|---------|---------|-------------------
 math.ts   |   33.33 |   72.73 | 5-7

After:

-----------|---------|---------|-------------------
File       | % Funcs | % Lines | Uncovered Line #s
-----------|---------|---------|-------------------
 math.ts   |   50.00 |   40.00 | 3,5-8,11

A count is how often the line ran

before  after
    14      1   │ let total = 0;
    28      1   │ for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
    12      3   │   total += i;
     -      -   │ }
     6      2   │ function twice() {
    10      2   │   total++;
     -      -   │ }
     8      1   │ twice();
     7      1   │ twice();

A function that never ran has all of its lines

before  after
     0      0   │ function never(x: number) {
     0      0   │   if (x) {
     0      0   │     x++;
     0      - ← │   }
     1      0 ← │   return x;
     -      -   │ }
     0      0   │ export function exported() {
     -      0 ← │   return 1;
     -      -   │ }
     0      0   │ export default function () {
     -      0 ← │   return 2;
     -      -   │ }

||, &&, ?? and ?:

before  after
    31      1   │ const yes: boolean = true;
    34      1   │ const no: boolean = false;
     0      0   │ function f() {
     1      0 ← │   return 1;
     -      -   │ }
     9      1   │ const a = yes ||
     5      0 ← │   f();
     9      1   │ const b = no &&
     5      0 ← │   f();
    14      1   │ const c = 1 ??
     5      0 ← │   f();
     9      1   │ const d = yes
     1      1   │   ? 1
     1      0 ← │   : f();
     3      1   │ if (
     -      -   │   no &&
     4      0 ← │   f()
     0      - ← │ ) {
     0      0   │   f();
     -      -   │ }

break and continue

before  after
    10      1   │ let n = 0;
    31      1   │ for (const x of [1, 2, 3, 4]) {
    15      4   │   if (x === 2)
    10      1   │     continue;
    15      3   │   if (x === 9)
     7      0 ← │     break;
     8      3   │   n += x;
     -      -   │ }

do … while

before  after
    10      1   │ let n = 0;
     5      1   │ do {
     5      3   │   n++;
    16      3   │ } while (n < 3);
     5      1   │ n = 0;

Class fields

before  after
    21      4   │ function v() {
    20      4   │   return 1;
     -      -   │ }
    30      1   │ class Fields {
    34      3   │   a = v();
    18      1   │   static b = v();
     2      - ← │ }
    22      1   │ new Fields();
    22      1   │ new Fields();
    21      1   │ new Fields();
    35      1   │ class NeverConstructed {
    18      0 ← │   a = v();
     1      - ← │ }

return in a try in the constructor of a derived class

before  after
    10      1   │ let n = 0;
     0      1 ← │ class Base {}
    28      1   │ class Derived extends Base {
     9      1   │   constructor(x: object) {
    12      1   │     super();
    11      1   │     try {
     8      1   │       return x;
     0      0   │     } catch {
     0      0   │       n--;
     -      -   │     }
     1      0 ← │     n--;
     -      -   │   }
     1      - ← │ }
    15      1   │ new Derived({});

An arrow function with an expression body

before  after
    12      1   │ const never = () =>
     2      0 ← │   1 +
     -      -   │   2;
    17      1   │ const once = () =>
     2      1   │   1 +
     -      -   │   2;
     6      1   │ once();

require.resolve()

before  after
    41      1   │ let n = 0;
     -      1 ← │ require.resolve("node:fs");
     7      1   │ n++;

bun test --coverage: functions

Only functions that are in the source

Two functions. The body of a generator or of an async function, a static block, the function that initializes fields and the builtin default constructor were counted too.

before  after
    29      1   │ function* generator() {
    19      1   │   yield 1;
     -      -   │ }
    37      1   │ async function asynchronous() {
    20      1   │   await 1;
     -      -   │ }
    19      1   │ class Implicit {}
    30      1   │ class Fields {
    14      1   │   a = 1;
     1      - ← │ }
    36      1   │ class Static {
    10      - ← │   static {
    11      1   │     1;
     -      -   │   }
     2      - ← │ }
    34      1   │ [...generator()];
    30      1   │ asynchronous();
    26      1   │ new Implicit();
    22      1   │ new Fields();
    23      1   │ void Static;

functions that ran / functions: before 5/6, after 2/2

Stack traces and call sites

CallSite.getColumnNumber() and CallSite.toJSON().columnNumber count from 1

// callsite.js
Error.prepareStackTrace = (error, sites) => sites[1].getLineNumber() + ":" + sites[1].getColumnNumber();
function where() {
  return new Error().stack;
}
console.log(where());

before   5:12
after    5:13
Node 26  5:13

A frame at column 1

// first.cjs
thrower();
function thrower() {
notDefined();
}

Before:

    at thrower (first.cjs:3)
    at <anonymous> (first.cjs)

After:

    at thrower (first.cjs:3:1)
    at <anonymous> (first.cjs:1:1)

Node 26:

    at thrower (first.cjs:3:1)
    at Object.<anonymous> (first.cjs:1:1)

A frame at require()

// requires.cjs
try {
  const unused = 1,
    value = require("./throws.cjs");
} catch (error) {
  console.log(error.stack);
}

before   at <anonymous> (requires.cjs:3:5)
after    at <anonymous> (requires.cjs:3:13)
Node 26  at Object.<anonymous> (requires.cjs:3:13)

An undefined JSX component

// element.tsx
/** @jsxRuntime classic */
/** @jsx h */
function h() {}
(
  <Missing>
    text
  </Missing>
);

Before:

2 | /** @jsx h */
3 | function h() {}
4 | (
5 |   <Missing>
6 |     text
7 |   </Missing>
        ^
ReferenceError: Missing is not defined
      at element.tsx:7:5

After:

1 | /** @jsxRuntime classic */
2 | /** @jsx h */
3 | function h() {}
4 | (
5 |   <Missing>
       ^
ReferenceError: Missing is not defined
      at element.tsx:5:4

The preview of an error on the last line

// last.js (no final newline)
const first = 1;
const second = 2;
throw new Error("on the last line");

Before:

2 | const first = 1;
3 | const second = 2;
              ^
error: on the last line
      at last.js:3:11

After:

1 | const first = 1;
2 | const second = 2;
3 | throw new Error("on the last line");
              ^
error: on the last line
      at last.js:3:11

Source maps of bun build

What a lookup of the marked column of the bundle finds in the source.

export async function

bundle    async function g() {}
          ^
before →  export async function g() {}
          ^
after  →  export async function g() {}
                 ^

export default function

bundle    function f() {}
          ^
before →  export default function f() {}
          ^
after  →  export default function f() {}
                         ^

export default class

bundle    class C {
          ^
before →  export default class C {}
          ^
after  →  export default class C {}
                         ^

abstract class

bundle    class C {
          ^
before →  abstract class C {}
          ^
after  →  abstract class C {}
                   ^

export default abstract class

bundle    class C {
          ^
before →  export default abstract class C {}
          ^
after  →  export default abstract class C {}
                                  ^

The name of export default abstract class

bundle    class C {
                ^
before →  export default abstract class C {}
                 ^
after  →  export default abstract class C {}
                                        ^

import()

bundle    var promise = import("./lazy-2fgx93c3.js");
                        ^
before →  const promise = import("./lazy.ts");
                                 ^
after  →  const promise = import("./lazy.ts");
                          ^

require()

bundle    var path = require("path");
                     ^
before →  const fs = 1, path = require("node:path");
                        ^
after  →  const fs = 1, path = require("node:path");
                               ^

require.resolve()

bundle    var path = require.resolve("path");
                     ^
before →  const a = 1, path = require.resolve("node:path");
                       ^
after  →  const a = 1, path = require.resolve("node:path");
                              ^

--splitting: before the path of a chunk, on a line with a character that is not ASCII

The other way round: where the map has the marked column of the source, in the bundle. The mappings just before the path were moved as if they were after it, here back into the string: LineColumnOffset::advance did not count the ASCII text before the é.

source    const text = "a long piece of text, and then é"; f(text); import("./lazy.ts");
                                                                 ^
before →  var text="a long piece of text, and then é";f(text);__preload("hrp16w17"),import("./lazy-hrp16w17.js");function f(x){}
                                           ^
after  →  var text="a long piece of text, and then é";f(text);__preload("hrp16w17"),import("./lazy-hrp16w17.js");function f(x){}
                                                            ^

export function, export class and export const had the same kind of error in the text the runtime transpiles, where export stays: the generated export was mapped to function, class or const. That map is not written anywhere, and nothing Bun 1.4.3 prints shows it. With lines counted from mappings, it gives an exported function that never ran a hit on its first line.

node:module and node:inspector

new SourceMap() with no mappings

A chunk that only re-exports has such a map.

// empty.mjs
import { SourceMap } from "node:module";
try {
  const map = new SourceMap({ version: 3, sources: [], names: [], mappings: "" });
  console.log(map.findEntry(0, 0));
} catch (error) {
  console.log(String(error));
}

before   TypeError [ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE]: payload 'mappings' must be a string
after    {}
Node 26  {}

Profiler.takePreciseCoverage

Each function with its count and its text, and under it the ranges in it that have another count.

// script.js
class Implicit { }
function* generator() { yield 1; }
function never() { }
function branch(x) { if (x) { return 1; } return 2; }
[...generator()]; branch(false);

Before:

1  "class Implicit { }\nfun … ator()]; branch(false);"
1  "class Implicit { }\nfun … rator()]; branch(false)"
  1  " }"
  1  "\n[...generator()]; branch(false)"
0  "lass Implicit "
1  "function* generator() { yield 1; "
  1  "()"
1  "{ yield 1; "
  1  "{ yield 1; "
0  "function never() { "
1  "function branch(x) { if (x) { return 1; } return 2; "
  1  "(x) { if (x)"
  0  "{ return 1"
  0  " "
  1  " return 2"
  0  " "

After:

1  "class Implicit { }\nfun … ator()]; branch(false);"
1  "function* generator() { yield 1; }"
0  "function never() { }"
1  "function branch(x) { if (x) { return 1; } return 2; }"
  0  "{ return 1; }"

Node 26:

1  "class Implicit { }\nfun … ator()]; branch(false);"
1  "function* generator() { yield 1; }"
0  "function never() { }"
1  "function branch(x) { if (x) { return 1; } return 2; }"
  0  "{ return 1; }"

Profiler.takePreciseCoverage: statements

A range has the braces of its statement, and nothing is after the last statement of a block. v8-to-istanbul has a line as not run when a range with a count of 0 has all of it.

// script.js
function statements(x) {
  if (x) {
    return 1;
  }
  for (const y of [1, 2]) {
    if (y > 5) {
      break;
    }
  }
  return 2;
}
statements(false);

Before:

1  "function statements(x)  … \n}\nstatements(false);"
1  "function statements(x)  … ;\n}\nstatements(false)"
  1  "\nstatements(false)"
1  "function statements(x)  …   }\n  }\n  return 2;\n"
  1  "(x) {\n  if (x)"
  0  "{\n    return 1"
  0  "\n  "
  1  "\n  for (const y of [1, 2])"
  2  "{\n    if (y > 5)"
  2  "{\n      break;\n    "
  2  "\n  "
  1  "\n  return 2"
  0  "\n"

After:

1  "function statements(x)  … \n}\nstatements(false);"
1  "function statements(x)  …  }\n  }\n  return 2;\n}"
  0  "{\n    return 1;\n  }"
  2  "{\n    if (y > 5) {\n      break;\n    }\n  }"
  0  "{\n      break;\n    }"

Node 26:

1  "function statements(x)  … \n}\nstatements(false);"
1  "function statements(x)  …  }\n  }\n  return 2;\n}"
  0  "{\n    return 1;\n  }"
  2  "{\n    if (y > 5) {\n      break;\n    }\n  }"
  0  "{\n      break;\n    }"

Profiler.takePreciseCoverage: a function that is the whole script

Called twice.

// script.js (no final newline)
function whole() { }

Before:

1  "function whole() { }"
2  "function whole() { "
  2  "() { "

After:

1  "function whole() { }"
2  "function whole() { }"

Node 26:

1  "function whole() { }"
2  "function whole() { }"

How

• CodeCoverage.rs is rewritten around one walk over the source map's mappings. InternalSourceMap and ParsedSourceMap give it that walk; LineOffsetTable::find_index, which only it used, is gone. Executable lines no longer depend on what ran, so merging the reports of several loads of one file is a union. Of the text JSC compiled, which is only borrowed while a file is registered, it keeps where the lines start and one bit per code unit.
• JSC gives the parse mode of each function range. CodeCoverage.cpp leaves out the program, the body of a generator or of an async function and a static block, as Istanbul does. JSInspectorProfiler.cpp leaves out the program, which has the whole-script entry, and the bodies: V8 has a static block as a function.
• JSInspectorProfiler.cpp gives the end of a range as V8 has it, after the last character, and asks JSC for each basic block with its whole range, so that the ranges nest as V8's do. inspector.ts lists a range only where its count is not that of the range it is in, as V8 does, and has the script's own block in the entry of the script, also when a function has the same range. Its filter for empty ranges is gone: JSC has none now.
• js_printer: the mapping of an exported declaration goes after export; export default maps the declaration; require(), require.resolve() and import() of a known path map the expression.
• js_parser: TransposeState.loc is the call for require() (it was never set) and for import() (it was the argument), and require.resolve() of a known path has the position of the call too. The import record keeps the range of the string, which is what build errors use. A JSX element is built from its opening tag. An exported async function has the position of async, as one that is not exported has. An abstract class has the position of class.
• convertStmtsForChunk: what a bundle keeps of export default function has the position of function.
• index_of_line_ranges pushes the last line when the text does not end in a newline.
• The transpiler cache is at version 36. An entry has the source map of its file, so one written before this would give the old positions: with the cache of the merge base, a frame at require() that is at 63:13 was at 63:5 again.
• Deleted, since only the old coverage read it: the input line count of a source map. That is ParsedSourceMap.input_line_count, the parameter of mapping::parse and of InternalSourceMap::from_vlq, InternalSourceMap::input_line_count(), and approximate_input_line_count of Chunk's builder. Its 8 bytes of the header stay, unused: bun build --compile --target=bun-linux-x64-v1.4.3 embeds a map for the Bun of another version to read.

Behaviour

Coverage lines

32 programs run by Bun, by Node 26 with NODE_V8_COVERAGE and under Istanbul, compared line by line: 793 lines. A line is a bug if Bun says it ran and both say it did not, or the reverse, if Istanbul counts it and Bun does not list it, if Bun lists a blank line, or if the count is not Istanbul's. Sorted by a script; "before" is Bun 1.4.3.

	Lines
bug → not a bug	353
bug → bug	7
not a bug → bug	0
not a bug → not a bug	173

bug → not a bug

	Lines
Wrong count	257
Said to have run, did not	47
Said not to have run, did	39
Executable, not listed	8
Blank, listed	2

Function totals: wrong → right in 9 of the 32 files.

bug → bug

Line	Before	Now
yield 2; and yield 3; after a yield that is never resumed	10	1	Did not run
?.b on its own line, skipped	3	1	Did not run
a = 2; after a call that throws	9	1	Did not run. V8 has it as run too
y?: number;, a field with no initializer, in a class that is never constructed	6	1	Did not run
[1, 2, 3].forEach(x => {	26	3	Istanbul: 1. The largest count on the line is the callback's
/* c */ f(); /* d */	3	1	Right: the script takes it for a blank line

Left as it is: *gm() {, which the script also takes for a blank line, and the function total of one file (functions nested in a function that never ran are not known to the engine; V8 has the same).

not a bug → bug

None.

not a bug → not a bug

	Lines
Another count, on a line Istanbul does not count (function f() { and the like)	120
No longer listed: }, ) {, };, } finally {	42
Ran → 0, on a line Istanbul does not count and V8 has as not run, or as run in part (never(); as the right side of ||)	9
Newly listed: function empty() {} that never ran	1
0 → ran: .map(x => {	1

Programs that were not written for this

The same comparison on the 605 programs of JSTests/es6 in the WebKit fork. 528 of them end normally on Node and can be instrumented by Istanbul: 7,506 lines.

	Lines
bug → not a bug	2,449
bug → bug	26
not a bug → bug	0
not a bug → not a bug	1,078

Function totals: wrong in 87 files → in 1.

The 26, none of them right before:

Line	Lines	Before	Now
return false; after a call that throws	14	13	1	Did not run. V8 has it as run too
* generator() {	5	9	1	Right: the script takes it for a blank line
return Array.from(iterable, function(e, i) { and the like	3	39 to 100	2 to 7	Istanbul: 1. The largest count on the line is the callback's
({, the first line of a destructuring assignment	2	5, 6	not listed	Istanbul: 1. A line of braces is not listed
function f() { return 2; } in a block, valueOf: function() { return "bar"; },, never called	2	10	1	The function did not run. What it is in did

The other 75 throw on Node, some because they are run as modules, some because V8 has other error messages, no tail calls or another order of promise jobs, or Istanbul cannot parse them. Where Node stops early there is nothing to compare with. Three lines of them are not a bug → bug: return Array.from(iterable, function(e, i) { and two like it, 0 → 1, right after a statement that throws. It is the first row above, and V8 has the statement as run too. Bun 1.4.3 had 0 for any line with a function on it that did not run.

Everything else

bug → not a bug: everything above from "Stack traces and call sites" down.

Profiler.takePreciseCoverage on 45 functions, each with one kind of statement, against Node 26. The lines that the rule of v8-to-istanbul has as not run are the same for 44 of them (19 on Bun 1.4.3), and the ranges are the same for 38 (0 on Bun 1.4.3).

• In the one with other lines, V8 is wrong: after if (x) { return 1; } that returned, it ends the range of let a = x || g(); g(); before || g(), and has the rest as run.
• Three have two ranges with the same count next to each other, which V8 has as one.
• Two have the range of a catch from the space before it.
• One has a count for the condition of do … while, which V8 has none for.

not a bug → bug: none.

not a bug → not a bug: new SourceMap({ mappings: Symbol() }) is still a TypeError, with the engine's message in place of Bun's.

bug → bug, left exactly as it is:

• Profiler.takePreciseCoverage offsets of an imported file are offsets into the transpiled text.
• Profiler.takePreciseCoverage has no functionName, and no entry for the fields of a class, which V8 has as <instance_members_initializer>. Before, that entry had the range of whatever the class is in.
• A frame at require(variable) has the position of the argument.
• A call in the initializer of a class field has no position: JSC keeps that function out of stack traces.
• The column of a build error at the end of a file is that of the last character.
• ErrorEvent.filename, lineno and colno of a Worker's error are empty.
• In a bundle, the exports of exports.value = 1 in a CommonJS file that is wrapped is mapped to value.
• Minified, the mapping of 1 in return 1 and yield 1, and of require in return require("./x"), is at the space before it. A lookup takes the last mapping at or before a column, so it finds the same position.
• An error made with new X() is at new, where V8 has it, in the preview of an error whose stack has not been read, in bun test, in a bundle that is not minified and in an executable. In error.stack, in a preview after that, in bun run and in a minified bundle, it is at X.
• Once the stack of an error has been read, an executable reads the preview from the file on disk and not from its own source map. It looks for the path in the frame, which is relative to where it was built, from where it runs: there is no preview when that does not lead to the file.

The test

test/js/bun/sourcemap/source-positions.test.ts, on the programs of source-positions-corpus.ts.

• 37 programs. Each line starts with how often it runs. at() reports where the runtime says it was called from, and counts its calls; caught(e, "text") does the same for an error the engine threw. Each error is printed before its stack is read, as an error that nothing catches is, and again after. No line or column is written down: the test finds the call in the text.
• 6 variants of each, which move the text without changing what it does: as written, CRLF, a byte order mark and no final newline, /*é*/ before each line, /*汉🎉*/ before each line, 100 lines above (more mappings than one window of the runtime's source maps).
• One process each, all at once: bun test --coverage (lcov, the table, JUnit, inline snapshots), bun run, four bundles (linked, inline + cjs, minified, split), a compiled executable. In the test's own process: the maps of those bundles and of one for the browser (every word a map maps has to be the same word in the source; node:module's SourceMap has to find each call), and BuildMessage.position for 7 programs that do not build.

296 tests. On Bun 1.4.3, 267 fail. In CI: 1.23 s on Debian 13 x64, 1.98 s on Windows 2019 x64, 4.99 s on x64-asan.

With one fix undone at a time, on the rest of this branch:

Undone	Tests that fail
CodeCoverage.rs, InternalSourceMap.rs, ParsedSourceMap.rs, LineOffsetTable.rs (they only build together)	217
CallSite column	42
JSX tag	42
Printer, export	31
error.stack column 1	28
Parser, require() and import()	25
CodeCoverage.cpp, the program	139
CodeCoverage.cpp, the body of a generator or of an async function	19
CodeCoverage.cpp, a static block	19
Printer, require()	17
Parser, require.resolve()	7
Printer, require.resolve()	6
Preview of the last line	7
Printer, export default	7
convertStmtsForChunk	5
Parser, export async function	5
Parser, abstract class	5
Parser, the name of export default abstract class	4
LineColumnOffset::advance	2
SourceMap with no mappings	2
Printer, import()	1

inspector.ts and JSInspectorProfiler.cpp are covered by inspector-profiler.test.ts, which has new tests for which functions are listed (they fail when the program or the bodies are listed, when static blocks are not, when a function that is the whole script is not, and when the end of a block or of a function is JSC's) and one with the exact ranges of 32 scripts (it fails when the ranges are asked for in pieces rather than whole, and when the block of the script is given to a function), and by vitest.test.ts, whose report has to be the one Node gives: ast-v8-to-istanbul takes a range to include the character after it, so a range for the whitespace before a function that never ran would mark the function as called.

coverage.test.ts and its snapshot have the new numbers. Two tests had a bug pinned: inspect-error.test.js the require frame, and test-common-must-not-call.js the column from 0 (9:29; Node 26 fails that copy of the test with 9:30, which is what it expects now).

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The changes update source-location handling across parsing, printing, runtime positions, and source maps. JSC coverage attribution now uses compiled-text code-unit ranges and source mappings. The pull request adds regression tests and selects a new WebKit version tag.

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Source Positions and Coverage

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Source-location propagation src/bun_core/string/immutable.rs, src/bundler/linker_context/convertStmtsForChunk.rs, src/js_parser/*, src/js_printer/lib.rs, src/sourcemap/lib.rs, test/js/bun/sourcemap/*	Updates locations for transformed imports, requires, JSX elements, default-export declarations, and printed source-map anchors. Adds a range for the final text line and source-position checks across runtime, builds, diagnostics, source maps, and compiled executables.
Runtime positions and inspector ranges src/js/node/inspector.ts, src/js/node/util.ts, src/jsc/bindings/CallSitePrototype.cpp, src/jsc/bindings/FormatStackTraceForJS.cpp, test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js, test/js/node/inspector/inspector-profiler.test.ts, test/js/node/test/parallel/test-common-must-not-call.js	Changes call-site column reporting and stack-frame location formatting. Converts inspector coverage range ends and omits redundant nested ranges. Updates position snapshots and adds inspector coverage range tests.
Source-map coverage attribution src/sourcemap/InternalSourceMap.rs, src/sourcemap/LineOffsetTable.rs, src/sourcemap/ParsedSourceMap.rs, src/sourcemap_jsc/CodeCoverage.rs, src/sourcemap_jsc/JSSourceMap.rs, src/jsc/bindings/CodeCoverage.cpp, src/jsc/bindings/JSInspectorProfiler.cpp, test/cli/test/coverage.test.ts	Adds generated-order source-map iteration. Reworks coverage attribution around compiled-text code-unit ranges, source mappings, executable lines, and hit counts. The JSC bindings omit function ranges that are not in the source. Coverage snapshots reflect the updated results.

WebKit Version

Layer / File(s)	Summary
WebKit version selection scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts	Changes WEBKIT_VERSION from a commit hash to the autobuild-preview-pr-828-c2c53d42 tag.

Suggested reviewers: alii, jarred-sumner

Priority: ➖ Normal

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 3a49b

The WebKit pin must be changed from the preview tag to the merged revision before merging, or builds may break once the preview release is deleted. Coverage generation may also exhaust memory on a malformed source map, and function coverage may be overstated in some whole-file cases. Resolve or explicitly accept these before merge.

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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the removal of the #39930 executable_in_all intersection in MergedReport — executable lines are now derived from source-map mappings rather than from which functions ran, so the coarse-span problem the intersection guarded against no longer exists and a plain union is sound; and the CallSite.getColumnNumber() 0-to-1-based change against V8, where 1-based is the documented contract.

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Rewrites src/sourcemap_jsc/CodeCoverage.rs around a single walk over source-map mappings, shifts CallSite/stack-frame columns to 1-based, adjusts printer and parser source-map positions for export declarations and require/import calls, and adds a ~1000-line corpus-driven test; it touches no auth, crypto, or input-parsing security surface. The inline findings (a dangling SourceProvider buffer read in coverage generation, a preview WebKit tag pinned as WEBKIT_VERSION, and an export async function mapping regression) already mark this as needing a human look, so this note only records what else was examined and ruled out.

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• 🟣 src/js_parser/p.rs — Bundle users still get the string's column, not require's, for a stack frame at require("./x").foo() or any require("./x") that is not immediately assigned to a declaration. src/js_parser/p.rs:1717 builds the replacement identifier with arg.loc while the sibling branches at src/js_parser/p.rs:1731 and :1754 were switched to state.loc in this PR. The identifier is what the printer maps, so the mapping lands on the string literal. Fix: use state.loc at p.rs:1717 as well so every require-to-import conversion maps to the call.

  Why this was flagged

  Trigger: a bundled or transpiled file where require("x") is converted to a namespace import and is not immediately assigned to a declaration (p.rs:1711 !state.is_require_immediately_assigned_to_decl), e.g. require("./x").foo() or const a = require("./x").b. The expression is replaced by E::Identifier at src/js_parser/p.rs:1712-1718 with arg.loc, the string's position. Every other require branch now uses state.loc (src/js_parser/p.rs:1731, :1754), which the PR sets to the call at src/js_parser/visit/visit_expr.rs:2173. The printer's identifier mapping therefore points at the string literal, so error.stack frames, coverage columns and node:module SourceMap lookups for this call land on "./x" instead of require, the exact defect this PR fixes for the other branches. The base branch had the same arg.loc here, but the PR claims to fix the class and its new word-equality test does not cover this shape. Remedy: pass state.loc at p.rs:1717.

  Verification: Pre-existing; the PR fixed its two siblings and missed this one. Trigger: bun build with ESM output of a require() that is unwrapped to a namespace import and is NOT const x = require(...). p.rs:1711-1718 still uses arg.loc. The printer maps every EIdentifier at its loc (js_printer/lib.rs:4261-4262), so the identifier is mapped to the string literal's column rather than require.

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• 🟣 src/js_printer/lib.rs — nit, pre-existing: require.resolve("./x") is the one require/import form left without a source mapping, so a line that is only that statement is still missing from bun test --coverage and a position at that call still resolves to the previous mapped token. The ERequireResolveString arm at src/js_printer/lib.rs:3587 emits no add_source_mapping, while the sibling ERequireString and EImport arms now do. Fix: map every known-path require/import form at the call, i.e. add add_source_mapping(expr.loc) in that arm and give E::RequireResolveString the call's loc instead of the string's at src/js_parser/p.rs:1623, which also covers the cond ? "a" : "b" split at p.rs:1044.

  Why this was flagged

  A transpiled file run under bun test --coverage contains a statement line require.resolve("./x"); (or any line whose only token is a known-string require.resolve). visit_expr.rs:2236 turns it into E::RequireResolveString at the string's loc (p.rs:1618-1624). The printer's SExpr arm (lib.rs:6479-6486) emits no mapping and the ERequireResolveString arm (lib.rs:3587-3615) emits none either, so the generated line has no mapping except the printer's column-0 repeat of the previous mapping, which generate_report_from_blocks skips at CodeCoverage.rs:726. With the new model a line is executable only through a mapping (CodeCoverage.rs:720-736), so that source line is absent from lcov and the table, the same as on the base. The PR's fix for this class added add_source_mapping(expr.loc) to ERequireString (lib.rs:3577) and EImport (lib.rs:3646) and moved their loc to the call via TransposeState.loc, but not to this parallel arm; the corpus has no require.resolve case, so the new test does not cover it.

  Verification: Pre-existing: the base has the same gap by the same route. The ExprData::ERequireResolveString arm at src/js_printer/lib.rs:3587-3615 contains no add_source_mapping. So the require.resolve("./x"); source line is absent from executable lines; a frame at that call resolves to the previous mapped token. The PR's corpus (test/js/bun/sourcemap/) has no require.resolve case.

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🟡 Minor · Do not identify synthetic ranges by their numeric extent. · CodeCoverage.rs:752-754

src/sourcemap_jsc/CodeCoverage.rs:752-754
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Do not identify synthetic ranges by their numeric extent.

JSC can report a real function as [0, source_len). The current filter removes that function, so an uncalled sole function can leave an empty function list and report 100% function coverage. Removing the filter without another discriminator would retain the synthetic CommonJS wrapper as well, because ordinary wrapper functions are marked isFunctionInSource=true.

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• 🟡 src/sourcemap/ParsedSourceMap.rs — nit: maintainers are left with a field this PR made dead: ParsedSourceMap.input_line_count is still written at ParsedSourceMap.rs:66, :230 and Mapping.rs:728 but nothing reads it any more. Its only reader was the old coverage line count (line_count = (parsed_mapping.input_line_count as u32) + 1) that this diff deletes from src/sourcemap_jsc/CodeCoverage.rs. Fix: delete the field together with what only feeds it: the input_line_count parameter of mapping::parse (Mapping.rs:442) and the arguments its five callers pass (sourcemap/lib.rs:949, JSSourceMap.rs:152, source_map_store.rs:678, pm_diff_normalize.rs:435), InternalSourceMap::input_line_count() (InternalSourceMap.rs:170), and the comment at StandaloneModuleGraph.rs:843.

  Why this was flagged

  The base coverage code read parsed_mapping.input_line_count to size its line bitsets (the removed line in the CodeCoverage.rs hunk, line_count = (parsed_mapping.input_line_count as u32) + 1). After this diff a repo-wide search for input_line_count finds only writes: the field declaration at src/sourcemap/ParsedSourceMap.rs:16, input_line_count: 0 at :66, input_line_count: internal.input_line_count() at :230, and psm.input_line_count = input_line_count at src/sourcemap/Mapping.rs:728, fed by the input_line_count: usize parameter at Mapping.rs:442 that five callers fill with constants or hints. No consumer reads the field, so the parameter, the accessor at InternalSourceMap.rs:170 and the five call-site arguments are dead, and the field escapes the dead-code lint because it is pub. Nothing fails at runtime; this is the repository's delete-dead-code-in-the-same-PR rule.

  Verification: nit. Triggering condition: none at runtime — this is dead state left behind by the diff. The base's only reader of ParsedSourceMap.input_line_count was the line this PR deletes from src/sourcemap_jsc/CodeCoverage.rs. Only writes remain: src/sourcemap/ParsedSourceMap.rs:66, :230 and src/sourcemap/Mapping.rs:728. This is a public field that escapes dead-code lints. Harm is cleanup.

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Code review found no new issues

No new issues were found in this update; 1 finding from earlier reviews is still open above.

Still open from earlier reviews (1):

• Unresolved: 1 blocking on lines changed since (possibly already fixed).

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[claude]

I reviewed this update and didn't find any new bugs; the WEBKIT_VERSION pin is now a commit SHA rather than the preview tag, which closes the last item I had open. Because this is a wholesale rewrite of coverage computation plus a WebKit bump and a source-map header layout change, a human look is still worthwhile before merging.

What was reviewed:

• MergedReport switching from intersection to union: the #39930 regression test in coverage.test.ts still asserts blank line 5 is not reported, which now holds via the whitespace-excluding scan() rather than the merge.
• InternalSourceMap header: bytes 16..24 are kept reserved (HEADER_SIZE stays 32), so --compile blobs remain readable across versions.
• scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts: pin is a 40-hex SHA; whether it is the merged oven-sh/WebKit commit with prebuilt artifacts for every platform/flavor could not be verified from this checkout.

Extended reasoning...

The diff (37 files, +2337/-645) rewrites src/sourcemap_jsc/CodeCoverage.rs, changes JSC C++ bindings for coverage/profiler/CallSite, removes input_line_count from the InternalSourceMap format and bumps the transpiler cache version, adjusts node:inspector precise-coverage output, and bumps the WebKit pin. It touches no auth, crypto, or injection surface. The bug hunt ran to a dry streak with no findings and the one previously open item (ephemeral preview tag pin) has been replaced by a SHA, but the size, the JSC-binding and serialized-format changes, and the unverifiable upstream merge status of the new pin mean a human reviewer should still weigh in rather than auto-approving.