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A failing deep-equality matcher (toEqual, toStrictEqual, toMatchObject, toHaveBeenCalledWith, ...) pretty-prints both sides of the diff with JestPrettyFormat. Its visited map only detects true cycles: a value is removed from the map when its subtree finishes printing, so an object graph with shared references (a DAG) is re-expanded at every occurrence. A 34-level graph sharing one child twice per level expands to up to 2^34 copies, allocating a few hundred MB/s until the machine dies. Cap each side of the diff at 1 MB via a new bun_io::LimitedWriter that forwards up to the limit, then discards and records truncation. The formatter checks is_truncated() on entry to print_as and stops traversing, so the exponential walk halts as soon as the cap is hit. Truncated output ends with a visible notice. Fixes #34178
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WalkthroughThe formatter now tracks repeated container output against shared-reference budgets. Assertion diffs report abbreviations, while oversized snapshots return errors. Regression tests cover diff paths, asymmetric matchers, repeated objects, and snapshot limits. ChangesShared-reference formatting
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In `@src/bun_core/util.rs`:
- Around line 1840-1845: Update the blanket Write implementations for &mut W and
Box<W> to delegate is_truncated() to their wrapped writer instead of inheriting
the false default. Preserve the false behavior for unbounded sinks while
ensuring boxed or borrowed LimitedWriter instances expose their actual
truncation state to Formatter::print_as.
In `@test/js/bun/test/expect-diff-output-cap.test.ts`:
- Around line 32-40: Update the Bun.spawn setup and Promise.all flow around proc
so the unused stdout pipe is drained concurrently with stderr and proc.exited,
or disable stdout piping since it is not asserted; preserve the existing stderr
collection and exit-code handling.
- Line 48: Remove the explicit 30000 timeout from the test invocation in
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69-120: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd direct unit tests for
LimitedWriterboundary conditions.The only coverage for this new safety-critical writer is the end-to-end subprocess test (
expect-diff-output-cap.test.ts), which is slow and only exercises it transitively throughDiffFormatter. A few fast in-crate unit tests directly exercisingwrite_all(exact-limit write, write split across the boundary in a single call, multiple sequential writes crossing the boundary, writes after truncation) would validate theremaining/truncatedbookkeeping in isolation and guard against regressions in the boundary arithmetic.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…y test - Forward is_truncated() in the &mut W and Box<W> blanket Write impls so wrapped LimitedWriter instances report their truncation state - stdout: ignore instead of an undrained pipe in the new test - Drop the explicit per-test timeout (CI sets its own)
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The three items from my earlier pass are all resolved in e1acaae — is_truncated() now forwards through both blanket Write impls, the test uses stdout: "ignore", and the explicit timeout is gone. I didn't find anything further, but I'm leaving this for a human since it adds a defaulted method to the core Write trait and picks a user-visible 1 MB output-cap policy.
Checked: LimitedWriter::write_all boundary math (exact-fit and split-across-cap both correct); default splat_byte_all routes through write_all so the cap isn't bypassed; print_as early-exit now actually reachable via the forwarded is_truncated(); diff_format.rs reads .truncated as a struct field so the notice lands regardless of trait dispatch.
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Overview
This PR bounds the memory used when bun test renders a failing-assertion diff. It adds a LimitedWriter adapter and an is_truncated() default method to the in-tree bun_core::io::Write trait, wraps both sides of DiffFormatter's pretty-print calls in a 1 MB cap, and adds an early return in Formatter::print_as so the recursive object-graph walk halts once the writer reports truncation. A new spawned-subprocess test asserts stderr stays bounded and the truncation notice appears.
I reviewed an earlier revision and flagged that the blanket impl Write for &mut W / Box<W> didn't forward is_truncated() (so the traversal early-exit never fired), plus two test nits. Commit e1acaae addresses all three; the current diff shows the forwarding overrides in both blanket impls, stdout: "ignore" in the spawn options, and no per-test timeout.
Security risks
None. This only affects how large the failure-message buffer for a failing assertion can grow. No parsing of untrusted input, no auth/crypto/permissions surface.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate. The runtime change is small and defensive (it strictly reduces work/allocation on a failure path), but it does two things a maintainer should sign off on: (1) extends the foundational Write trait with a new defaulted method, and (2) picks a hard 1 MB per-side policy for assertion diff output — a user-visible behavior change. The PR description also documents an intentional exclusion (snapshot serialization stays uncapped) that's a design call.
Other factors
- Verified the trait's provided
splat_byte_allhelper routes throughwrite_all, soLimitedWriterdoesn't need to override it for the cap to hold. LimitedWriter::write_allhandles the exact-fit (buf.len() == remaining) and split-across-cap cases correctly; writes after truncation are no-ops.- The
self.failed = trueset inprint_ason truncation reuses the existing short-circuit flag the formatter already checks on every entry, so no new state machinery. - All prior reviewer comments (mine and CodeRabbit's, which overlapped) are resolved and the bug-hunting pass on the current revision found nothing.
Deferring rather than approving because this is a real behavioral/API change to a foundational trait, not a mechanical fix.
amf_print_as bridged the byte writer through AsFmt/FmtAdapter to reuse the ConsoleFormatter dispatch, but core::fmt::Write cannot carry truncation state, so is_truncated() read the trait default and the traversal early-exit never fired inside expect.objectContaining() and friends: a shared-reference graph payload kept memory bounded but spun the CPU indefinitely. Dispatch straight into format() with the &mut dyn Write instead (the blanket impl forwards is_truncated), and extract the FormatTag -> Tag mapping into Tag::from_format_tag so both call sites share it. A 34-level DAG inside objectContaining now completes in ~1.6s instead of hanging.
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Good catch on the asymmetric matcher bridge: confirmed that Fixed in d349f66: |
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…ertion-diff-output # Conflicts: # src/io/lib.rs # src/runtime/test_runner/diff_format.rs
…he writer On current main `JestPrettyFormat::format` adapts every writer to `FmtAdapter<AsFmt>` before the formatter sees it, so that the formatter tree has one instantiation. `core::fmt::Write` cannot carry `is_truncated()`, so after the merge the cap still bounded the output but the walk over the value did not stop. A 34-level graph of shared references used bounded memory and 100% CPU with no end. - The capped writer now lives in pretty_format.rs and shares a `Cell<bool>` with the `Formatter`. `print_as` reads that flag, so each entry point of the formatter stops, whatever writer type it holds. - `JestPrettyFormat::format_capped` installs the writer and returns whether the output was cut. `DiffFormatter::new` calls it for each side. - `Write::is_truncated`, `bun_io::LimitedWriter` and `Tag::from_format_tag` are removed. bun_core and bun_io are unchanged against main. - The writer cuts on a UTF-8 boundary. - The test counts how many times the formatter reaches the leaf (a `$$typeof` getter). The count does not depend on the speed of the build: about 830 with the fix, 65,536 when the walk does not stop.
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LGTM — the redesign to a shared Cell<bool> on the Formatter cleanly resolves the layering concern from my last review, and the new visits < 5_000 assertion plus the asymmetric-matcher case prove the walk itself stops on every entry path.
What was reviewed:
CappedWriter::write_allboundary math:take = remaining < buf.len()sobuf[take]is in bounds;remaining == 0writes nothing and sets the flag.- Truncation signal now bypasses the
AsFmt/FmtAdapterwriter chain entirely (checked atprint_asonself), so the asymmetric-matcher re-entry is covered — and the test's visit counter enforces it. - Earlier
bun_io::LimitedWriter/is_truncated()trait additions are gone from the diff, so no dead code left behind; test now drains stdout+stderr concurrently and drops the explicit timeout.
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Overview
This PR caps each side of a Jest-style assertion diff at 1 MB to fix issue #34178, where a DAG of shared references was re-expanded at every occurrence (the visited map only detects true cycles) and allocated until OOM. Since my last review the implementation was redesigned: instead of a new is_truncated() default method on the bun_io::Write trait (which had to be forwarded through every blanket impl and couldn't cross the core::fmt::Write boundary used by AsFmt/FmtAdapter), the truncation signal is now a Cell<bool> shared between the CappedWriter sink and the Formatter itself. Formatter::print_as checks self.output_truncated directly at each recursive entry, so the early-exit fires regardless of how many writer adapters sit between the formatter and the capped sink. The earlier changes to src/bun_core/util.rs and src/io/write.rs are gone from the diff — the new approach is self-contained in pretty_format.rs and diff_format.rs.
Security risks
None. This is failure-message formatting inside the test runner; the only untrusted input is the value being printed, and the change strictly reduces the work done on it. The UTF-8 boundary back-off indexes buf[take] with take = remaining < buf.len(), so it's always in bounds, and the loop is bounded by take > 0.
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Moderate. This is my third pass on the PR; each earlier concern (blanket-impl forwarding, undrained stdout pipe, explicit timeout, asymmetric-matcher bypass) has a corresponding change in the current diff. The asymmetric-matcher path — the structural weakness of the previous design — is now both fixed by construction (the Cell lives on self, not behind the writer chain) and covered by a dedicated test case whose visits < 5_000 assertion would fail (65,536 visits) if the walk merely discarded output without stopping. The test also uses Buffer.alloc, describe.concurrent, drains both pipes in Promise.all, and asserts output before exitCode, matching the harness conventions.
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No CODEOWNERS entry covers these paths. No outstanding third-party CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews; the coderabbit threads were resolved by a non-author. Exit reason was dry_streak. The PR description still describes the earlier LimitedWriter/trait-method design rather than the current Cell-based one, but that's cosmetic — the code that merges is the current diff.
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LGTM — the Cell<bool> on Formatter cleanly replaces the earlier is_truncated() trait-method approach and addresses the asymmetric-matcher bypass I flagged: self.output_truncated survives the AsFmt/FmtAdapter re-wrap because it lives on the formatter, not the writer.
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CappedWriter::write_all—buf[take]is in bounds (buf.len() > remainingis established before indexing);mem::takezeroesremainingso subsequent writes discard.- Asymmetric-matcher path:
amf_print_asre-entersConsoleFormatter::print_ason the sameself, so theoutput_truncatedcheck at the top ofprint_asstill fires; the newexpect.objectContainingtest case asserts visits < 5,000 to guard this. - Uncapped
formatpassesNone, so snapshot serialization is unaffected. - Test: pipes drained concurrently, no explicit timeout,
Buffer.allocover.repeat, three-variant matrix — all prior nits addressed.
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Overview
This PR caps the per-side output of the Jest-style assertion diff formatter at 1 MiB to fix #34178 (a shared-reference DAG could make a failing toEqual allocate hundreds of GB). It touches src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs (adds CappedWriter, format_capped, and an output_truncated: Option<&Cell<bool>> field on Formatter checked at the top of print_as), src/runtime/test_runner/diff_format.rs (routes both sides through format_capped and appends a truncation notice), and adds test/js/bun/test/expect-diff-output-cap.test.ts.
Since my last review the approach was redesigned: the earlier is_truncated() default trait method on bun_io::Write (which couldn't cross the AsFmt/FmtAdapter adapter chain used by asymmetric matchers) is gone; the truncation flag now lives as a shared Cell<bool> referenced directly by the Formatter, so it survives writer re-wrapping. All four of my prior comments are addressed — the blanket-impl forwarding issue is moot under the new design, the asymmetric-matcher bypass is fixed and covered by a dedicated test case, the explicit 30s timeout is removed, and stdout is now drained alongside stderr in Promise.all.
Security risks
None. This is diagnostic-output formatting inside the test runner; no auth, crypto, network, or filesystem-path handling. The change strictly reduces resource consumption on adversarial input (a DAG that previously OOM'd now produces bounded output and a bounded walk).
Level of scrutiny
Moderate. The subtle part is whether the walk actually stops (not just the output) across every recursion entry point — REVIEW.md's "never fix quadratic behavior by merely capping output" applies directly. I traced amf_print_as for Formatter<'a>: it calls <Self as ConsoleFormatter>::print_as(self, …), which re-enters self.format → self.print_as on the same Formatter instance, so self.output_truncated.is_some_and(Cell::get) at line 1117 fires and sets self.failed = true, reusing the existing early-exit flag every property-iteration loop already checks. The expect.objectContaining test case asserts visits < 5_000 (vs. 65,536 uncapped), which would fail if the walk continued. CappedWriter::write_all's UTF-8 boundary backoff indexes buf[take] only after establishing buf.len() > remaining, so it can't panic; after the first truncation remaining is zeroed via mem::take, so all later writes are no-ops.
Other factors
The uncapped JestPrettyFormat::format now passes None for output_truncated, so snapshot serialization and every other existing caller are unchanged. The test follows harness conventions end-to-end (describe.concurrent, tempDir, bunExe/bunEnv, concurrent pipe draining, stdout/stderr asserted before exit code, Buffer.alloc(n, fill) instead of .repeat, no per-test timeout) and covers the received/expected/asymmetric-matcher variant matrix. Exit reason was dry_streak and there are no outstanding CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews from other reviewers.
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Do not merge this yet. A review of the current diff found a regression against main, and I reproduced it. With the 1 MB cap, two values that each print more than 1 MB and differ only near the end fail with an empty diff: const big = i => Array.from({ length: 60000 }, (_, k) => "line " + k + " of some file content").join("\n") + "\n" + i;
expect(big("LAST-A")).toBe(big("LAST-B"));
The cap also applies to values whose output is linear in their size (long strings, large arrays). That works against #39310, which made large diffs exact. The cap should only bound the output for objects that the walk reaches more than once, which is the cause of #34178. I am reworking the branch in that direction: no cut for values without shared references, a budget for repeated expansions, and the same guard for the snapshot serializer. |
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…alue A flat 1 MB cap per diff side also cut values whose output is linear in their size. Two values over 1 MB that differ only near the end failed with `- Expected - 0 / + Received + 0` and no hunk. main prints the exact hunk there (#39310 made large diffs exact). The cause of #34178 is that a value that is reachable N ways is printed N times. The formatter now keeps a set of the Arrays, Objects, Maps and Sets that it has entered, and counts the bytes that it prints during a second or later visit. After `FormatOptions::shared_reference_budget` such a value prints as [Array], [Object], [Map] or [Set]. The output is linear in the size of the value plus the budget. A value without shared references is never abbreviated, and a value that spends less than the budget prints as before. - Assertion diffs: 1 MiB per side. A `note:` line after the diff explains the abbreviations. - Snapshots: 64 MiB, then an error. A stored snapshot cannot abbreviate. - `format_capped`, `CappedWriter` and the truncation notice are removed. A `CountingWriter` shares a byte counter with the formatter. - The tests move to printing/diffexample.test.ts.
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762e7ad replaces the 1 MB cut, so the hold above no longer applies. The late-difference case prints the exact hunk again, the same as main. The limit now applies only to the part of the output that grows faster than the value. The formatter keeps a set of the Arrays, Objects, Maps and Sets that it has entered and counts the bytes that it prints during a second or later visit. After the budget, such a value prints as
Open points for a maintainer: the two budget values (1 MiB and 64 MiB), the text of the note, and the text of the snapshot error. The description lists what changes for users, the measurements, and what stays without a limit. |
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- Around line 411-414: Update the shared-reference traversal around
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Tag::JSX and Tag::Event print through their own arms and never entered the visited set, so a shared React element tree still expanded once per path (2^N for N levels) and a cyclic element recursed without bound. Track both like Array, Object, Map and Set: they print [Circular] in a cycle and [Object] once the shared-reference budget is spent.
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391-428: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winEnforce the shared-reference budget during an active repeated visit
begin_visitchecks the budget only when a repeated container starts. Primitive properties then write throughPropertyIterator::for_eachwithout another visit check. A repeated object with a large primitive-only subtree can therefore exceed the configured snapshot or diff budget without settingOutput::abbreviated, producing excessive output. Enforce the budget while the active repeated visit writes output.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The generic Event arm re-enters print_as::<Object> with the same value, so tracking Event made every plain Event in a diff print as [Circular]. React elements stay tracked. Add a regression test for new Event().
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Re the outside-diff comment about enforcing the budget during an active repeated visit: that is the same accounting gap discussed and withdrawn on the earlier thread. Within an open repeated visit, every nested container entry checks the running total, so the overshoot is bounded to the plain (non-container) output of that one visit: one linear render, never exponential. A strict per-write cap would abbreviate large values that repeat only once, which the PR body documents as the intended trade-off. Leaving as is. The Event regression from 1c50d6c is fixed in 9fb3909 (see the resolved thread). |
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Fixes #34178
Problem
expect().toEqual()on a small graph with shared references allocates until the machine dies (210 GB in the report). Reported stack:JestPrettyFormat.Formatter.printAsunderDiffFormatter.format.[Circular]only for a cycle, so a value that is reachable N ways is printed N times.let o = "leaf"; for (let i = 0; i < 34; i++) o = { a: o, b: o }; expect(o).toEqual(1)prints 2^34 leaves.toMatchSnapshot()has the same growth.Fix
FormatOptions::shared_reference_budgetsuch a value prints as[Array],[Object],[Map]or[Set].note:line after the diff explains the abbreviations. Snapshots use 64 MiB and then throw, because a stored snapshot cannot abbreviate.test/js/bun/test/printing/diffexample.test.ts(7 new tests, stock bun fails 5). The 34-level repro takes 1.2 s on a debug ASAN build. Alsoexpect.test.js,snapshot-tests.Background
JestPrettyFormatis thebun testformatter for snapshots and for both sides of an assertion diff.DiffFormatterprints both sides to buffers, then diffs them.JestPrettyFormat::formatadapts each writer toFmtAdapter<AsFmt>, so the formatter cannot ask the writer how much it wrote. ACountingWritershares a byte counter with theFormatter.Notes
Why not a cap on the whole output. The earlier versions of this PR cut each side at 1 MB and added a notice to both buffers. Two values that print more than 1 MB and differ only near the end then failed with
- Expected - 0 / + Received + 0, no hunk and no explanation:main prints
@@ -59996,6 +59996,6 @@ ... - LAST-B" + LAST-A"and- Expected - 1 / + Received + 1, and so does this branch now.test/js/bun/test/expect/huge-failure-message.test.ts(#38931) also expects failure messages above 1 GB to work. So the limit applies only to the part of the output that grows faster than the value: repeated visits.What changes for users.
[Object]and the failure message ends withnote: [Array], [Object], [Map] and [Set] stand for values that are printed in full earlier in the same output. The output for repeated values is limited to 1 MiB.A snapshot throwsSnapshot value is too large to serialize: the objects that it references more than once print more than 64 MiB. Snapshot a smaller part of the value.A difference can still hide behind an abbreviation. If two values differ only in which already-printed object a position holds, and that position comes after the budget is spent, both sides print
[Object]there. The note is printed in that case. Each object's own content is always compared, because each object is printed in full once.Measurements (debug ASAN build).
expect.objectContainingexpect.objectContaining{ leaf: 1 }).snap, as on mainStock 1.4.3-canary on 16 levels: 65,536 visits and 64 MB per side.
The tests. The fixture defines a
$$typeofgetter on the shared leaf. The formatter reads$$typeofonce each time it reaches a value, so the getter counts how far the walk goes, and the count does not depend on the speed of the build. The failing assertions run in a childbun test, so an unfixed build cannot hang or exhaust the memory of the test runner. One in-process test guards the contract for values without shared references (a difference after the first 1 MiB is still reported).Cost. One hash-set insert per Array, Object, Map, Set, React element or Event, and one more
dyn Writehop per write. The set holds rawJSValues that are only compared, never dereferenced, like the existing ancestors map. A value that a getter creates can be collected during the walk, and a later value at the same address then counts as a repeated visit. This only matters after the budget is spent.Stack depth.
print_asgains one local. On the debug build the deepest object thattoEqualcan print went from 490 to 480 levels.test/js/bun/test/pretty-format-overflow.test.ts(500 levels) already overflows the stack on a debug build of main. #34884 covers that.Other suites run on the debug build.
expect.test.js416 pass.snapshot-tests/snapshots/{snapshot,more,moremore}.test.ts: the one failure (error snapshots, ANSI colors without a TTY) is the same with stock bun.pretty-format-overridden-size.test.ts,expect-failure-message-angle-brackets.test.ts,expect/toHaveReturnedWith.test.tspass.Still without a limit. Inline matcher messages (
toBeNull,toBeFalsy) useConsoleObject::Formatter: #37311. Values that a getter or a Proxy trap creates on each read are new values each time, so they are not repeated visits. Native stack overflow on deep values: #34884.toMatchObjectdiffs: #39109.History. The July version put
is_truncated()on thebun_coreWritetrait andLimitedWriterinbun_io. After a merge of main that signal no longer reached the formatter (FmtAdapter<AsFmt>), so the walk did not stop. The second version moved the flag to theFormatterbut kept the 1 MB cut. This version replaces the cut.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 4 · 4 files touched
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The test runner's pretty formatter expanded every occurrence of a shared or repeated container in full, so a value that referenced the same large object many times across an assertion diff or snapshot produced output that grew without bound and exhausted memory. The fix makes the formatter track the bytes spent on repeated containers against a budget and emit a short type-specific abbreviation once that budget is exhausted, reporting back whether abbreviation occurred. Assertion diffs apply a 1 MiB budget and append a note when output was abbreviated, while snapshot formatting applies a 64 …