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`bun test --changed`, `bun install --analyze`, `bun add --analyze` and `bun create <component>` bundle files to learn what they import, and print no code. Such a bundle now reads a macro import as an ordinary import: the file of the macro is a module of the graph, and no macro is called. `BundleV2.scan_only` marks the bundle. The parser feature `macro_imports_are_plain` takes its value for each parse task.
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Status Reproduced on main (9b4284f) and on 1.4.3 with a macro that writes a marker file: // src/macro.ts
import { writeFileSync } from "node:fs";
import { join } from "node:path";
export function one() {
writeFileSync(join(import.meta.dir, "MACRO_RAN"), "");
return 1;
}
// m.test.ts
import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
import { one } from "./src/macro" with { type: "macro" };
test("uses the macro", () => expect(one()).toBe(1));
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Review comments at @src/js_parser/p.rs:
- Around line 4116-4125: Update the macro remap lookup to skip remapping when
macro_imports_are_plain is enabled, by adding that feature check alongside
Self::ALLOW_MACROS before querying macro_context.get_remap. Preserve normal
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| Self::ALLOW_MACROS && (path.is_macro || crate::Macro::is_macro_path(path.text)); | ||
| if is_macro && self.options.features.macro_imports_are_plain { | ||
| // `MacroContext::call` resolves the path without the `macro:` prefix, so the ordinary import gets that path. | ||
| path.text = path | ||
| .text | ||
| .strip_prefix(crate::Macro::NAMESPACE_WITH_COLON) | ||
| .unwrap_or(path.text); | ||
| is_macro = false; | ||
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Disable macro remapping in scan-only parses.
When macro_imports_are_plain is enabled, the remap lookup still registers remapped bindings in macro_.refs. The visitor then calls MacroContext::call, so scan-only operations can still execute remapped macros. The remapped import is also marked with the macro namespace and disabled instead of becoming an ordinary import.
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- let macro_remap = if Self::ALLOW_MACROS {
+ let macro_remap = if Self::ALLOW_MACROS && !self.options.features.macro_imports_are_plain {
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Review comment at @src/js_parser/p.rs around lines 4116 - 4125:
Update the macro remap lookup to skip remapping when macro_imports_are_plain is
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked two things and ruled them out: the new macro_imports_are_plain flag being left out of the hash_for_runtime_transpiler bools array is not a cache-key gap, because that hasher only runs for the runtime transpiler cache, which is never set on the bundle parse-task path where the flag is the only place it becomes true; and scan_only is written in generate_from_cli / scan_module_graph_from_cli before any parse task is dispatched, so no worker can observe the default false.
Extended reasoning...
The change adds a scan_only flag on BundleV2 that the parse worker turns into a parser feature making macro imports plain imports on the --changed, --analyze and bun create scan paths; it touches no auth, crypto or injection surface. Three confirmed behavior-change findings are posted inline, so a human decision on the semantics is already required; this note only records the cache-key and dispatch-ordering concerns that were examined and found not to apply.
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| this.unique_key = generate_unique_key(); | ||
| this.scan_only = fetcher.is_some(); |
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🔴 Users whose project runs fine now get exit 1 from bun install --analyze, bun add --analyze and bun create <component> when a macro file reaches the link step. With scan_only = fetcher.is_some() at src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs:4464 the macro's file becomes an ordinary module and is linked, so a require() of a module that calls a macro whose file has a top-level await fails with This require call is not allowed because the transitive dependency "macro.ts" contains a top-level await. Fix: for the dependency scan, read import records without running the linker's export and TLA validation on files that only a macro import reaches, or return from generate_from_cli before the link when fetcher is set, while keeping the link for bun create <component> which reads exports.
Why this was flagged
A user runs bun add --analyze ./entry-point.ts where entry-point.ts does require("./calls.ts"), calls.ts imports one from ./macro.ts with { type: "macro" }, and macro.ts has await 0; at top level (test/cli/install/bun-add.test.ts). On the base branch the scan calls the macro at parse time, the macro file never joins the graph, the program runs, and bun add --analyze exits 0 and adds baz. After this change src/bundler/ParseTask.rs:2551 sets macro_imports_are_plain because src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs:4464 sets scan_only for every fetcher bundle, so src/js_parser/p.rs:4124 records the macro file as an ordinary import; generate_from_cli then links the bundle before get_all_dependencies (src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs:4380) reads records, and the linker's TLA validation rejects the require with the transitive dependency "macro.ts" contains a top-level await, exit 1, nothing added. No safeguard skips link validation for scan-only bundles; the only mitigation is that TypeScript importers trim unused imports, which does not cover the require/TLA case.
Verification: src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs:4464 this.scan_only = fetcher.is_some(); -> src/bundler/ParseTask.rs:2551 -> src/js_parser/p.rs:4118-4125 sets is_macro = false. generate_from_cli runs linker.link(...) at bundle_v2.rs:4527 before consulting fetcher at 4532, so the linker's TLA validation (src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs:2235) emits an error and the command exits 1.
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| .unwrap_or(path.text); | ||
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🔴 Users of bun test --changed now silently skip a test whose dependency is named only by a macro result, with exit 0, where the base branch ran it. At src/js_parser/p.rs:4118-4124 the scan turns every macro import into a plain import and never runs the macro, so await import(paths()) or require(paths()) in a test yields no import record and a change to the file the macro names selects nothing. Fix: the scan must stay conservative where it loses information, for example select a test file whose import()/require() argument references a macro-imported binding, or keep running macros for --changed behind an opt-out, so a changed file never drops a test that depends on it. The PR lists this as a downside and pins it in test/cli/test/test-changed.test.ts. [also at: src/js_parser/p.rs:4125 - Users of bun test --changed whose test reaches a file only through a macro-computed import() or require() now get no test files are affected, exit 0, when that file changes; on the base that test ran.]
Why this was flagged
A repository has calls.test.ts with import { imported } from "./src/paths" with { type: "macro" } and await import(imported()), where imported() returns "./src/imported.ts". The user edits src/imported.ts and runs bun test --changed. The scan goes through scan_module_graph_from_cli (src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs:4604, scan_only = true) and ParseTask copies that into macro_imports_are_plain (src/bundler/ParseTask.rs:2551). In process_import_statement src/js_parser/p.rs:4118-4124 sets is_macro = false, so the visit pass never calls the macro and the import(imported()) argument stays a call expression, producing no import record for src/imported.ts. ChangedFilesFilter therefore finds no test that reaches the changed file and prints no test files are affected with exit code 0. On the base branch the macro ran during the scan, inlined the string, and calls.test.ts was selected and run.
Verification: The PR description's Downsides bullet and the new pinned test "a file that only the result of a macro names does not select the test" in test/cli/test/test-changed.test.ts assert ranFiles(...) is [], stderr contains "no test files are affected", exitCode 0. After the PR, import(imported()) has a non-literal expression and no record is created, where base ran the test.
| if is_macro && self.options.features.macro_imports_are_plain { | ||
| // `MacroContext::call` resolves the path without the `macro:` prefix, so the ordinary import gets that path. | ||
| path.text = path | ||
| .text | ||
| .strip_prefix(crate::Macro::NAMESPACE_WITH_COLON) | ||
| .unwrap_or(path.text); | ||
| is_macro = false; | ||
| } |
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🟣 pre-existing, not blocking: Users with a bunfig [macros] table still get macros executed by bun install --analyze / bun add --analyze, and the new docs paragraph saying the scan runs no macro is wrong for them. The macro_imports_are_plain gate at src/js_parser/p.rs:4118 only covers with { type: "macro" } and macro: imports; the bunfig remap branch at src/js_parser/p.rs:4224, 4319 and 4400 still registers macro_.refs and marks the record IS_UNUSED, so the visit pass calls the macro and the macro file never joins the graph. Fix: when macro_imports_are_plain is set, skip the macro_remap lookup (treat the import as ordinary) so every macro-recognition site in process_import_statement honours the flag, which covers the 2 remap sites plus the anchored one.
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Why this was flagged
A project has [macros] in bunfig.toml and runs bun install --analyze ./entry.ts where entry.ts does import { graphql } from "react-relay". InstallCommand and AddCommand load bunfig (src/options_types/command_tag.rs:227-228), src/bunfig/bunfig.rs:1082 stores the table in ctx.debug.macros, and BuildCommand::exec copies it into this_transpiler.options.macro_remap at src/runtime/cli/build_command.rs:538-554. The new gate at src/js_parser/p.rs:4118 is not reached for this import because path.is_macro is false and the text has no macro: prefix; the remap branch at p.rs:4319/4400 puts the ref into macro_.refs and the visit pass at src/js_parser/visit/visit_expr.rs:2309 runs the macro, exactly as on the base branch. If that macro imports an uninstalled package the user still gets MacroLoadError and exit 1, and the remapped macro file's own imports are never added. The added docs/bundler/macros.mdx paragraph promises no macro runs.
Verification: Pre-existing for the macro execution itself (the base already runs bunfig-remapped macros in the --analyze scan by the same route); what is new is that the PR's fix skips this sibling site and the added docs sentence is wrong for it. Acknowledged in diff: the PR description's "Not in this PR" list says "The [macros] table of bunfig.toml. Its branch in p.rs is not touched."
Problem
bun test --changedskips a test when the file of its macro changes:--changed: 1 changed file, but no test files are affected, exit code 0.IS_UNUSEDthere (src/js_parser/p.rs:4124), and the visit pass calls the macro.--analyze(bun install,bun add) andbun create <component>scan the same way. A macro that imports a missing package stops them:"MacroLoadError" error in macro.Fix
BundleV2.scan_onlymarks a bundle that prints no code. OnlyParseTaskcopies it: real builds and the runtime are unchanged.test-changed.test.ts,bun-add.test.ts,macro-test.test.ts. 22 cases fail on main.Background
--no-macrosa switch of the process #45937 with "always". Notes has three questions.ChangedFilesFilter.rs(--analyzestill runs macros) and an added edge (a broken macro selects nothing).Downsides
import(m())) no longer selects a test or adds a package.--analyzeandbun createnow link the file of a macro. Two things fail: a never-called import of a missing export (.js), and arequire()that reaches its top-level await..text+704 B.Notes
No issue exists for this. It was found while #45937 was written, and that PR left it as a question.
Questions for a maintainer
--no-macrosa switch of the process #45937 asks: "Should the--changedscan always read a macro import as an ordinary import?" This PR says "always". Is that right? The price is one edge: a file that only the result of a macro names.bun install --analyze,bun add --analyzeandbun create <component>. This PR says yes, with one line:this.scan_only = fetcher.is_some()ingenerate_from_cli. Make--no-macrosa switch of the process #45937 pins the opposite in six rows ofmacro-test.test.ts. Therebun install --analyze --no-macrosis refused, andbun create <component>"runs the macro and writes the files". If the answer is no, that line and its tests go.--analyzereturn before the link step? It reads only the import records. The link makes the two errors of the second Downsides bullet. That change is not in this PR. It also turns the link errors of ordinary imports into exit code 0.bun create <component>needs the link for the exports.What changes for
bun test --changedwith { type: "macro" }and for themacro:prefix.[test] preloadruns. A macro that fails there gives its caller a parse error, and that file then has no import records at all.--changed --watchwatches the file of a macro, also when its tests were not selected.await import(m())andrequire(m())select the test on main, because the scan ranm. With this PR they do not.test-changed.test.tspins it..jsfile.macro:prefix is removed, asMacroContext::calldoes. A path with the prefix twice names no file for the scan and for the call.() => import("./macro")beside the macro import.What changes for the dependency scan
14 probe inputs, run on release builds of the merge-base and of this PR:
MacroLoadErrormacro:prefix form from a package, not called.jsfile, macro import never called, export missingNo matching export(pinned).jsfile, macro import never called, file does not parsebun create ./App.jsxbefore it writes a file..tsor.tsximporter does not reach these two errors.require()of a module that calls a macro whose file has a top-level await. The error isThis require call is not allowed because the transitive dependency "macro.ts" contains a top-level await. The program itself runs.bun-add.test.tspins it.bun create <component>reads the text of each.tsxand.jsxfile that it reaches for class names. The file of a macro is now one of them, so it can choose the Tailwind template.macro-test.test.tspins it.--changedscan does not link, so it has none of the link errors.Relation to the open PRs
macro_imports_are_plainis the parser feature of Make--no-macrosa switch of the process #45937, with the same name and doc line. There aBundleOptionsfield sets it, only under--no-macrosor--disallow-code-generation-from-strings=strict. Here the bundle sets it.macro:prefix. It does not take the.filteron the[macros]table, because that table reaches neither scan.BundleV2.scan_onlyis the field of bundler: turn automatic barrel mode off for --ignore-dce-annotations and for thebun test --changedscan #45938, with the same two assignments.--no-macrosa switch of the process #45937 drops four things and changes its six rows:BundleOptionsfieldChangedFilesFilter.rsParseTask.rs(a merge conflict)is_macroinp.rs(a merge conflict)bun test --changedscan #45938 keeps one copy of the field.--no-macrosa switch of the process #45937 or bundler: turn automatic barrel mode off for --ignore-dce-annotations and for thebun test --changedscan #45938 lands first, this PR does the same from its side.ChangedFilesFilter.rsortest-changed.test.tsin other places.Not in this PR
new Bun.Transpiler().scan()still runs macros and keeps themacro:prefix.scanImports()runs none.bun build --metafilelists the import as external and does not list the file.bun test --watchdoes not watch the file of a macro that an imported module calls. It does when the test file calls the macro. After this PRbun test --changed --watchwatches every file of the scan graph.--changeddoes not print the log of its scan.[test] preloadplugin can load still hides its imports.--changedmisses (bun test --changed skips tests that import through package.json "imports" (#subpath) or a workspace package #44162, PR test --changed: follow bare specifiers that resolve to local files #44836), and barrel deferral in a scan (PR bundler: turn automatic barrel mode off for --ignore-dce-annotations and for thebun test --changedscan #45938).[macros]table of bunfig.toml. Its branch inp.rsis not touched.bun create <component>cases aretodoIf(isWindows), like the other tests of that command.Numbers
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--lto=offof the merge-base (9b4284f) and of this PR, in one build directory. Tools:size,nm,objdump, gdb, and aperf_event_opencounter for user instructions.perf,valgrind,straceandbloatyare not installed on this machine.size,nm):.text: +704 bytes (77,618,384 to 77,619,088)process_import_statement(4 monomorphizations): +638 bytesparse_worker::run_from_thread_pool: -22 bytes.rodata,.dataand.bss: +0. The stripped binary has 102,713,144 bytes in both builds..tsfile: 13,225 / 1,699 / 4,587 on main, 13,230 / 1,702 / 4,590 on PR.jsfile: 9,240 / 1,684 / 1,684 on main, 9,245 / 1,687 / 1,687 on PRscanImports()add 2 to 3.Options: +1 store.Options::inithas 90 instructions on main and 91 on PR. Every parse runs it.Runtime::Features176 to 176,BundleV22576 to 2576, parserOptions392 to 392 bytes. Each newboolis the last 1-byte field and leaves 1 byte of tail padding. Debug builds of an earlier merge-base and its PR gave 176 to 176, 2584 to 2584 and 392 to 392.--changedscan with no macro, 200 test files:install --analyzewith one macro called 3 times: 1 / 1 / 3 on main, 0 / 0 / 0 on PR.macro:prefix 20,000 times.Tests
test/cli/test/test-changed.test.ts, 9 new cases and one more step in a watch case:test/cli/install/bun-add.test.ts, 9 new cases for--analyze:addandinstalland both import forms (4)test/bundler/transpiler/macro-test.test.ts, 4 new cases forbun create <component>. They are not increate-jsx.test.ts. That file does not pass as a whole on a debug build on this machine, with or without this change. Its dev-server cases need the network.test-changed.test.ts29 pass,bun-add.test.ts228 pass,macro-test.test.ts36 pass.transpiler.test.js253 pass,bun-build-api.test.ts89 pass,bundler_barrel.test.ts70 pass,bundler_edgecase.test.ts188 pass. One of three runs ofbun-build-api.test.tsfailed a bytecode case on each build.Self-review
p.rshunk enteredprocess_import_statementagain for eachmacro:prefix. A path with 9,000 prefixes then ended the scan with a segmentation fault. The hunk now has no call, and a test has a path with 20,000 prefixes.bun create <component>reads, and for the top-level await. Two more rows cover the errors of a macro import that is never called.--no-macrosa switch of the process #45937 and bundler: turn automatic barrel mode off for --ignore-dce-annotations and for thebun test --changedscan #45938, the questions, the commands that get stricter, and what is left out.