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Track server-imported pages src/bundler/Graph.rs, src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs |
Graph state records HTML page source indices. Server HTML module generation adds each generated source index to that state. |
Discover and order pages src/bundler/Graph.rs, src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs |
Reachability traversal removes tracked pages from initial entry points, discovers pages from reachable files, orders them by reachable position and display path, then appends their entry points. |
Process imports and validate outputs src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs, test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts |
HTML import processing uses server source indices directly. Tests cover discovery order, shared CSS naming, plugin resolution, loader behavior, and related entry-point scenarios. |
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The changed bundler paths preserve page ordering and entry-point handling without an actionable merge-blocking risk.
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Status How I reproduced it, on main (9b4284f, release build), with the script in the Notes of the PR body:
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Updated 11:05 PM PT - Oct 25th, 2026
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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 checked: the .expect() in Graph::server_imported_pages (src/bundler/Graph.rs:259) replaces the equivalent unwrap_or_else(panic!) the old linker code had and is only reached for pages the scan itself recorded, so it is not a new user-reachable panic; every consumer of html_imports.html_source_indices (LinkerContext, computeChunks, HTMLImportManifest) runs after find_reachable_files, so moving its population from link to the reachability walk does not leave a reader seeing an empty vec; the other entry_points.push site (server component boundaries, src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs:4743) is the one the PR description explicitly leaves out.
Extended reasoning...
The change moves server-imported HTML pages out of graph.entry_points during the scan and re-appends them in import order after the reachability walk, and replaces unsafe raw-pointer access in process_html_import_files with the safe accessor. It touches no security-sensitive surface. Inline findings already signal human review; this note only records what else was examined and ruled out.
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I reviewed the updated push and found no bugs; the findLast/defer() rewrite in the tests resolves the held-promise concern from my earlier pass. Because this changes which entry point names shared chunks (a user-visible output change) and reorders core bundler entry-point handling, a bundler maintainer's look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- The deleted unsafe block in
process_html_import_filesagainst the newGraph::server_imported_pages: both look uppath.textof each manifest module in the Browser map and panic on a miss, so the moved lookup is behavior-preserving;html_source_indicesis now assigned exactly once, infind_reachable_files, before any link-phase reader (computeChunks,HTMLImportManifest). - Placement of the removal/re-append of pages:
fail_if_no_entry_points,type_checkand the barrel pass all run beforefind_reachable_filesand still see the scan-time list; server-component boundaries are appended after pages, as on main. pagesis only pushed on the same!found_existingbranch that pushesentry_points, so a page the user also listed, or that browser code reached first, keeps its existing handling.
Extended reasoning...
The change touches src/bundler/Graph.rs, LinkerContext.rs and bundle_v2.rs (~150 lines of Rust) plus ~360 lines of tests, replacing the scan-order insertion of server-imported HTML pages into entry_points with a post-walk sort by import order and moving the manifest-to-page lookup from link to find_reachable_files. It touches no security-sensitive surface. The second commit only changed the test helper (defer() instead of a held promise), which addresses the one nit from the prior review; the two remaining prior inline notes were pre-existing and non-blocking. Deferring rather than approving because the ordering rule is a design choice with a one-time user-visible rename of shared CSS chunks, which a bundler owner should sign off on.
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A second branch worked on the same bug. It is not opened as a PR, because this PR covers the page order: I built this PR (4fd0a68, release build) and ran the repro of that branch against it.
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The scan adds each HTML page that server code imports to the entry point list when it finds the page. That order follows a hash map over absolute paths and the order that parse tasks finish in, and the link step numbers the entry points by position. A stylesheet that two pages share takes its name from the first of them, so the same sources gave alpha-HASH.css in one build and bravo-HASH.css in the next, or in another directory. find_reachable_files now takes those pages out of the list and adds them again after its walk from the user's entry points, in the order that the walk comes to their manifest modules. Which files are pages does not change.
A file that the plugin holds now waits with defer(), which ends when the scan has no other file left. A build that never finds the other page then fails an assertion and does not hang.
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I re-reviewed the rebased version (e5dd824 + 665645e) and found no bugs; the test helper now sequences the scan with defer() instead of a held promise, which settles the hang concern from my earlier inline note. Because this changes the user-visible page order (and so [name]-based chunk names and result.outputs order) for every --target=bun build that imports HTML from server code, a human maintainer should still sign off on the behavior change.
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expectinGraph::server_imported_pages: the only site that pushes toserver_source_indices(generate_server_html_module) runs right after the resolve queue gains the page, and the one path that clears that queue (last_errorinon_parse_task_complete) also logs an error, so all three non-dev entry points (generate_from_cli,generate_from_bake_production_cli,run_from_js_in_new_thread) bail onhas_errors()beforefind_reachable_files; the barrel un-deferral path processes its queue unconditionally. - Nothing between
remove_server_imported_pages_from_entry_pointsand the re-extend readsentry_pointsother than the visitor itself;additional_files_needed_outside_cssis populated before removal, so pages still get their bit.type_checkand the barrel pass run earlier and are unaffected. html_source_indicesconsumers (process_html_import_files,compute_chunks,HTMLImportManifest) all run at link time, afterfind_reachable_filesnow fills it;compute_chunksstill runs afterprocess_html_import_files.- A page that is also a user entry point cannot be double-listed:
enqueue_entry_itemreturns early when the browser map already has the path, and the scan only records a page on a fresh browser-map insert.
Extended reasoning...
The diff touches src/bundler/Graph.rs, LinkerContext.rs and bundle_v2.rs plus one test file, replacing scan-order entry-point placement of server-imported HTML pages with a post-walk sort by first reach position, and moving the manifest-to-page lookup from link time into find_reachable_files while deleting the raw-pointer block in process_html_import_files. It touches no security-sensitive surface. The automated hunt ran dry with no findings, the rebase addressed the one test nit from the prior run, and index/bitset sizing and the panic invariant check out against every caller. It is not approved outright because it is a deliberate user-visible change to output ordering and chunk naming in the bundler core, authored by a bot account, with no CODEOWNERS entry covering these files, so a maintainer should weigh the design (pages after all user entry points, one-time rename for existing deployments).
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bun build --target=bunnames italpha-HASH.cssorbravo-HASH.cssfor the same sources: 20 and 4 of 24 builds.process_resolve_queueadds a page tograph.entry_pointswhen the scan finds it (src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs:7378). That order follows a hash map over paths and parse completion.Fix
find_reachable_filestakes those pages out ofentry_points. It adds them again after its walk, in the order that the walk reaches their manifest modules.test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts, 18 new tests, 14 fail on main. Other suites: Notes.Background
import page from "./page.html"in server code makes a manifest module (server graph) and a page (browser graph). The page is an entry point.[name]from the first page.entry_pointsduring the scan.Downsides
--compilestill writes two executables for them (bundler: list metafile inputs in reachable-files order and CSS chunks in entry point order #36974).Notes
Repros (main is 9b4284f, release builds. The branch now has main 449877f merged in.)
Two importers, 24 builds in one folder:
One importer (
server.tsisimport alpha from "./alpha.html"; import bravo from "./bravo.html"), one build in each of 16 folders with the same files.alpha20,bravo4alpha24alpha7,bravo9alpha16--compile, two importers, one shared stylesheet, 16 builds--compile, one stylesheet per page, 16 builds--splitting,--minify,--sourcemap=linkedAn output tree is the list of the file names with the hash of each file. The counts on main change from run to run.
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alphain 16 of 16 folders. The canary of 2025-08-31 and 1.2.23 give 7 and 9. Fix ESM <> CJS dual-package hazard determinism bug #22231 (merged 2025-08-30) made the resolve queue a hash map over paths. The two-importer form is as old as the feature.bun build --target=bun ./server.ts ./alpha.html ./bravo.html). The output is the same six files as with this PR, in 12 of 12 builds.What changes for a build
[name]of a CSS chunk that pages share can change, and the order of the pages inresult.outputs, inmetafile.outputsand in the list thatbun buildprints. With--splitting, the order of the modules inside a chunk that pages share follows the same order.[name]or[dir]. The default of the CLI has[name]. The default ofBun.buildischunk-[hash], and--compileuses that too: there only the bytes of the server bundle or of the executable change.onResolveplugin answered for a later entry point was between the two (pages-come-after-an-entry-point-that-onResolve-answers-late).import "pkg"andrequire("pkg")both take themainfile of a package, and itsmodulefile imports a page. On main such a page names the shared stylesheet in 8 of 30 builds. Here it never does.filesoption has no manifest module (bundler: resolvefilesimports through the shared steps (HTML import manifest, url assets) #38605 is open for that). It is still an entry point, and such pages are in the order of their display paths.What does not change
entry_points, andfind_reachable_filesmoves only those. A server-imported.htmlthat anonLoadplugin returns asjs,textorfileis still an entry point. A path that browser code imported first, with another loader, is still not one (bundler: key modules by (path, loader) so one file under two import attributes is two modules #41834 is open for that collision).check: truereadentry_pointsduring or directly after the scan and see what they see on main.process_html_import_files(link) tofind_reachable_files. It runs under the same conditions.process_html_import_filesno longer needs its raw pointer to the graph.The ETag
The ETag of a page in the manifest does not cover the
[name]of the chunks that the page links. When the shared stylesheet gets another name, the page has new bytes and the old ETag, and a server that serves the outdir answersIf-None-Matchwith 304. On main this happens whenever the name flips. With this PR it can happen once, when a project takes the fix, and when the order of the page imports changes. The fix for the ETag is a separate change infinal_chunk_hashesand was handed off.Cost
sizeof the release binaries: text 107,318,912 B on main, 107,320,448 B with this PR.dataandbssare the same.find_reachable_filesto the end of the build (gdb breakpoints on the mimalloc entry points, the same count in two runs each). 31 modules and no page: 566 allocations and 326 frees on both. The two importers above: 392 and 1,224 on main, 396 and 1,229 with this PR. The list of pages that the scan keeps is the fifth allocation.Not in this PR
Graph.entry_pointsstays a public field. A private field with named writers belongs after bundler: resume the shared resolve pass for imports that went to onResolve plugins #45408, which holds a slot, fills it and pops it.metafile.inputs: bundler: list metafile inputs in reachable-files order and CSS chunks in entry point order #36974.import()andrequire()of a page: bundler: keep the import kind of server-side HTML imports so import() and require() of the manifest link #38621. It changes other lines ofresolve_import_records.bun build --app) are entry points in the order that the scan found them in.Related open PRs
html_import_after_on_load). That place needs the same one-line record asprocess_resolve_queue, or its pages keep their scan order.[hash]covers entry-point and plugin assets #46092 (merged with Hardening follow-up: fix regressions from #46021 and more crashes #46270) marks every entry point at the start offind_reachable_files. The pages are taken out ofentry_pointsafter that loop, so it sees the list that the scan made, as on main.src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs, in different functions.Self-review
Two rounds. The first said to cut this out of a larger branch. The second found that the draft chose the pages again after the scan and so dropped output that main writes (a page that a plugin loads with another loader, a page from
files), and that a privateentry_pointsfield did not belong here. Both are gone: this diff only reorders. Not taken: a shared order helper intest/bundler/expectBundled.ts, because one test file uses it.Suites
With a debug build of this branch:
test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts(28 pass, 14 of the 18 new tests fail on main),bundler_html.test.ts,bundler_html_server.test.ts,bundler_plugin.test.ts,bundler_barrel.test.ts,bundler_loader.test.ts,metafile.test.ts,esbuild/splitting.test.ts,test/bake/dev/production.test.ts,test/regression/issue/27465.test.ts,25628.test.ts, and the two tests ofbundler_compile.test.tsthat import a page.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 4 files touched
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