bundler: bundle a file once per requested loader instead of once per path by robobun · Pull Request #37476 · oven-sh/bun

robobun · 2026-08-11T11:15:00Z

bun build merged two imports of the same file that used different import attributes into one module. Which loader that module got depended on which importer happened to be parsed first, so the build silently produced different (and wrong) output from run to run. This is the bundler counterpart of #32999, which fixes the same collapse in the runtime module registry and deliberately left the bundler for a separate PR.

Reproduction

// j.json
{"a":1}
// a.mjs
import j from "./j.json" with { type: "text" }; export const ta = typeof j;
// b.mjs
import j from "./j.json"; export const tb = typeof j; export const val = j.a;
// cross.mjs
import { ta } from "./a.mjs"; import { tb, val } from "./b.mjs";
console.log(ta, tb, val);

$ bun cross.mjs
string object 1
$ for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6; do bun build cross.mjs --outdir=o >/dev/null; bun o/cross.js; done
string string undefined
object object 1
string string undefined
...

The bundle contains a single // j.json module, and 12 builds of the same input produce two different output hashes. The same collapse makes import self from "./entry.mjs" with { type: "text" } fail to bundle with No matching export in "entry.mjs" for import "default" (the text request is folded into the JS module), and makes a script that imports manifest.json as JSON receive the asset's output path when the HTML entry also references that file via <link rel="manifest"> (the HTML reference is forced to the file loader). That last one is deterministic, since the HTML entry is always parsed first.

Cause

PathToSourceIndexMap (per target) and the per-file ResolveQueue in bundle_v2.rs are keyed on the resolved path text only. resolve_import_records computes the loader each import asked for, but the lookup right after it ignores that loader: the second import of a path reuses whatever task was queued first, and the loader of that first task decides how the file is parsed for everybody.

Fix

Both maps now identify a module by (path, loader the import asked for). PathToSourceIndexMap.rs gets a small generic ModuleMap<V> used for both:

The first registration for a path is stored in the path map as before, tagged with its loader. Additional loaders for the same path go into a per-loader side table that is only allocated the first time a build needs one, so the common case costs one byte per entry and no extra lookups.
get/get_path keep returning the first registration for callers that identify a module by path alone (entry point dedup, dual-package secondary_path rewrites, dev server invalidation, the dev-only barrel fallbacks). get_with_loader/get_or_put/put take the loader. The compiler found every registration site; they all already had the loader at hand (import_record_loader, the task loader in process_resolve_queue, the extension loader in enqueue_entry_item, the import's attribute loader (captured on MiniImportRecord when the plugin request is dispatched) or else the extension loader in run_resolver/on_resolve, Loader::Html for the HTML import manifest on both the insert side and the LinkerContext read side). The two sites that used to overwrite an entry so later importers land elsewhere (the CJS re-export shortcut and the "use client" proxy) now call redirect(path, from, to), which swaps out whichever entry holds the module being replaced, so they need no loader at all.
patch_import_record_source_indices looks records up with the loader resolve_import_records stored on them; records that were never queued (internal, external, unresolved, plugin-resolved) get their source index elsewhere and are skipped.
The dev server keeps one module per path (one_module_per_path, set in start_from_bake_dev_server): its incremental graph and HMR runtime are keyed by path, so a second module for the same path has nothing to map onto. Its behaviour is unchanged.
remove (used by IncrementalGraph::on_file_deleted) also drops side-table entries for the path.
Plugin onResolve results used to take the loader from the returned path's extension and drop the import attribute. The attribute now wins there too, as it already did when the plugin declined, so the same file resolved through a plugin is also one module per requested loader.

An explicit attribute that names the loader the extension already selects (import x from "./a.json" with { type: "json" }) still shares the module with a plain import, since the requested loaders are equal.

Tests

test/bundler/bundler_loader.test.ts (new describe): the cross-module case above, the same two imports inside one module, a static import plus import(..., { with: { type: "text" } }) of the same file, an entry point importing itself as text, and a control that type: "json" on a .json file is still one module. test/bundler/bundler_html.test.ts: manifest referenced by HTML and imported as JSON by the script. test/bundler/bundler_plugin.test.ts: the cross-module case with a catch-all onResolve that declines (resolution goes through run_resolver), and again with an onResolve that resolves a virtual specifier to the file on disk (the on_resolve success path). Also a guard that a plugin-resolved module.exports = require(...) shim still links importers straight to its target (the redirect shortcut in patch_import_record_source_indices never applied to plugin-resolved records, before or after this change; the linker follows redirects itself).

With USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1 the new tests fail (4 in the loader file plus the passing control, the html one, both plugin ones); with bun bd they pass. The repro above gives string object 1 on every run and one output hash across 12 builds. Also run with the debug build: bundler_html_server, html-import-manifest, bundler_plugin, bundler_barrel, bundler_splitting, bundler_edgecase, esbuild/loader, metafile, esbuild/metafile, bundler_bun, bun-build-api, bundler_files, bundler_plugin_chain, native-plugin, and test/bake/dev/{bundle,esm,incremental-graph-edge-deletion,production,hot,html,plugins,css} (production needs a longer timeout than the 5s default on a debug build regardless of this change).

Notes

When a path really is bundled twice, the metafile now lists it twice under the same inputs key (the imports[].with entries already distinguish the two). esbuild disambiguates such keys with a with { type: ... } suffix; that is a small follow-up in MetafileBuilder and not needed for the fix itself.
Rebased over Bun.serve: do not crash when the bundle of an html route has no html page #39814, which added MiniImportRecord.loader and requested_file_loader for the dev server's html routes. The field now carries both the route's html loader and an import's attribute loader. In the onResolve success path the "only when the plugin returned the requested file itself" rule from Bun.serve: do not crash when the bundle of an html route has no html page #39814 still applies to entry points, while an import's attribute applies to whatever the plugin resolved it to, like the non-plugin paths. test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-html.test.ts and the bake dev server suites pass on the rebased branch.
bundler: key PathToSourceIndexMap on (namespace, path) for plugin module identity #36549 adds the plugin namespace to the same map's key. The two changes are independent but touch the same call sites, so whichever lands second needs a small rebase.

no test proof · iteration 4 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bundler/bundler_plugin.test.ts

coderabbitai · 2026-08-11T11:18:43Z

Walkthrough

The bundler replaces path-only module indexing with loader-aware indexing. Resolution, queueing, linking, HTML handling, and plugin fallback preserve distinct modules for different loaders. Regression tests cover static, dynamic, self-import, HTML, and plugin cases.

Changes

Loader-aware module identity

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Generic loader-aware module map `src/bundler/PathToSourceIndexMap.rs`	Introduces generic `ModuleMap<V>` and aliases `PathToSourceIndexMap` to `ModuleMap<IndexInt>`. The map supports loader-specific lookup, insertion, removal, reservation, clearing, and iteration.
Resolution and queue loader propagation `src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs`, `test/bundler/bundler_loader.test.ts`, `test/bundler/bundler_plugin.test.ts`	Resolution, entry-point handling, plugin resolution, parse queues, and dev-server setup use path-plus-loader identity. Tests cover distinct and shared loader interpretations.
Linking and HTML integration `src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs`, `src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs`, `test/bundler/bundler_html.test.ts`	Import-record patching, redirects, generated HTML modules, Server Component references, and HTML asset handling use loader-aware lookups.

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4750-4762: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve the requested loader after successful onResolve.

This path derives loader only from result.path. A plugin that successfully resolves ./data.json for an import with { type: "text" } selects Loader::Json. The bundler then merges or parses the module as JSON instead of text.

Capture the effective requested loader before plugin dispatch and carry it in the resolve request or response. Do not recover it from the graph in this callback. Add a regression test where onResolve returns a successful file result for text and JSON imports of the same path.
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In `@src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs` around lines 4750 - 4762, Preserve the import’s
requested loader through successful onResolve handling instead of deriving it
from result.path. Capture the effective loader before plugin dispatch, carry it
through the resolve request or response, and use that value in the
path-to-source lookup near path_to_source_index_map and get_or_put. Add a
regression test covering successful file resolutions for text and JSON imports
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In `@src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs`:
- Around line 4750-4762: Preserve the import’s requested loader through
successful onResolve handling instead of deriving it from result.path. Capture
the effective loader before plugin dispatch, carry it through the resolve
request or response, and use that value in the path-to-source lookup near
path_to_source_index_map and get_or_put. Add a regression test covering
successful file resolutions for text and JSON imports targeting the same path.

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robobun · 2026-08-11T11:53:26Z

Review round addressed:

The onResolve success path (flagged by both review bots) now uses the import's attribute loader as well. MiniImportRecord carries loader from the record at dispatch time, and both run_resolver and the success branch fall back to the extension loader only when the import had no attribute. This also stops run_resolver from reading the importer's records out of the graph, which may not hold them yet when the callback completes early. Covered by the new plugin/ResolveSuccessSameFileDifferentLoaders test, which fails on the released build (the text importer receives the parsed object) and passes here. (5956c95)
Doc comments on ModuleMap trimmed. (295432f)

PR description updated to match.

robobun · 2026-08-11T12:37:37Z

Follow-up to the second review round: the CJS re-export shortcut and the "use client" proxy no longer re-key the map with the post-plugin loader. Both now call ModuleMap::redirect(path, from, to), which swaps out whichever entry currently holds the module being replaced, so a plugin changing a module's loader cannot leave the original registration behind or allocate the side table. Output was already unaffected either way (the linker fixups cover both), so no new test; the CJS redirect suites, bake/dev/production, esbuild/default and the new tests pass with the debug build. (eb31756)

claude

eb31756 addresses my earlier note — redirect() finds the entry by value regardless of which loader it was registered under, so the CJS-redirect and "use client" overwrite sites now stay consistent with the registration key. No further issues found this run. Given this reworks module identity across the bundler's graph construction (~15 call sites, the record.loader.is_none() skip in patch_import_record_source_indices, the dev-server one_module_per_path opt-out), a maintainer look would still be worthwhile.

Checked: ModuleMap get/put/get_or_put semantics against every updated call site; that remove/clear/iter cover the side table; that MiniImportRecord.loader is populated at both dispatch sites and consumed at all three onResolve return paths; that the HTML manifest read/write pair both key on Loader::Html. The comment-cop flag on redirect's two-line doc is a false positive.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

The PR changes the bundler to identify a module by (resolved path, requested loader) instead of path alone, so import x from './f.json' and import x from './f.json' with { type: 'text' } become two distinct modules. PathToSourceIndexMap is rewritten as a generic ModuleMap<V> with a primary path-keyed table plus a lazily-allocated per-loader side table; bundle_v2.rs threads the requested loader through ~15 registration/lookup sites (resolve_import_records, process_resolve_queue, run_resolver, the onResolve success/fallthrough/virtual paths, entry-point enqueue, HTML manifest, CJS-redirect, SCB proxy); LinkerContext.rs updates the HTML manifest read side. Seven new itBundled tests cover cross-module, single-module, dynamic-import, self-import, HTML+JSON, and both plugin onResolve paths.

Prior review rounds

My first pass flagged that the onResolve success branch dropped the import attribute — fixed in 5956c95 by adding loader to MiniImportRecord and reading it at all three consumer sites, with a covering test. My second pass noted the two overwrite-style put() calls could miss the registered entry when a plugin changes the loader post-registration — eb31756 replaces both with redirect(path, from_index, to_index), which scans by_path and every side table for the entry holding from_index, so the registration loader no longer needs to be recovered. Both concerns are resolved in the current diff.

Security risks

None. This is pure bundler graph-construction bookkeeping; no untrusted input parsing, filesystem, or network paths are added.

Level of scrutiny

High. Module identity is the invariant every downstream bundler stage (linker, chunking, metafile, dev-server incremental graph) depends on. The change is well-scoped and thoroughly tested, but it touches many parallel call sites where a missed one would reintroduce nondeterminism, and it introduces one behaviour change beyond the map key: patch_import_record_source_indices now skips records with loader == None on the stated basis that only records resolve_import_records queued need patching there. That reasoning reads correctly against resolve_import_records, but it's the kind of invariant a bundler maintainer should confirm.

Other factors

The dev server is deliberately opted out via one_module_per_path because its incremental graph is path-keyed — sensible, and dev-server suites were run per the description, but it means the fix does not apply under HMR. The metafile now emits duplicate inputs keys for a doubly-bundled path (called out as a follow-up). One outstanding comment-cop flag on the two-line redirect doc is a false positive — it's a plain description, not a workaround justification. CI on eb31756 was still building at last update.

robobun · 2026-08-21T05:01:58Z

Rebased onto main (9cffdb0, plus c45b8da shortening two comments). The only non-mechanical conflict was with #39814, which added MiniImportRecord.loader and requested_file_loader for dev server html routes. Resolution: the field now carries the route's html loader for entry points and the import attribute's loader for imports. In the onResolve success path the #39814 rule (use the requested loader only when the plugin returned the requested file itself) is kept for entry points, and an import's attribute applies to whatever the plugin resolved it to, matching the non-plugin paths. Details added to the description. bun-serve-html.test.ts, the bake dev and production suites, and the bundler suites listed in the description pass on the rebased branch with the debug build.

claude

I reviewed this PR (including the rebase over #39814) and found no bugs this pass; both earlier findings — the onResolve success-path loader and the put()-vs-registration-loader mismatch — are addressed. Because it changes the bundler's module-identity semantics across ~15 call sites (resolution, queueing, plugin paths, HTML manifest, SCB/CJS redirect, dev-server opt-out) with a non-mechanical rebase merging MiniImportRecord.loader's two meanings, a maintainer look is still worthwhile.

Checked this run: the entry-point-vs-import filter on resolve.import_record.loader in the onResolve success path preserves #39814's rule for routes while applying attributes to plugin-resolved imports; patch_import_record_source_indices skipping record.loader == None matches the records resolve_import_records never queued; redirect() finds the entry regardless of registration loader; one_module_per_path keeps dev-server lookups path-only.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

The PR changes the bundler so a file imported with different with { type: ... } attributes is bundled once per requested loader instead of collapsing into whichever loader was queued first. PathToSourceIndexMap is rewritten as a generic ModuleMap<V> keyed on (path, loader) with a per-loader side table allocated only when a second loader appears for a path. bundle_v2.rs threads the requested loader through every registration/lookup site: resolve_import_records, the per-file ResolveQueue, process_resolve_queue, run_resolver, the onResolve success/fallthrough paths, enqueue_entry_item, the HTML import manifest, and patch_import_record_source_indices. Two overwrite sites (CJS re-export shortcut, "use client" proxy) now call redirect(path, from, to) instead of re-keying. The dev server sets one_module_per_path to preserve its path-keyed IncrementalGraph. Tests cover cross-module, single-module, dynamic import, self-import-as-text, HTML manifest + JSON import, and both plugin onResolve paths.

Security risks

None. This is bundler module-graph bookkeeping; no auth, crypto, filesystem-escape, or untrusted-input parsing is touched.

Level of scrutiny

High. bundle_v2.rs is core bundler infrastructure and the change alters an identity invariant that many call sites implicitly relied on. The rebase over #39814 merged two meanings onto MiniImportRecord.loader (dev-server route html loader vs. import-attribute loader), resolved by branching on kind != EntryPointBuild in the onResolve success path — that condition and the record.loader.is_none() skip in patch_import_record_source_indices are the two spots where a maintainer familiar with the plugin/SCB/dev-server flows should confirm no queued-but-loaderless record can slip through.

Other factors

Two prior automated-review findings on this PR were addressed (5956c95, eb31756). The bug-hunting pass on the rebased head found nothing. Test coverage is thorough for the fix itself and the author reports the wider bundler/bake suites pass on the debug build. The PR notes a metafile follow-up (duplicate inputs keys) and an expected small rebase against #36549, both of which a maintainer should be aware of when landing.

claude

I reviewed this PR and found no issues this round — the two earlier findings (the onResolve success branch dropping the import attribute, and the CJS-redirect / "use client" put() calls keying on the post-onLoad loader) have both been addressed. Because this reworks how the bundler identifies modules across resolution, the plugin paths, HTML imports, server-component redirects, and the dev server, and the rebase over #39814 merged two meanings into MiniImportRecord.loader with a new entry-point-vs-import distinction in the onResolve success path, a human look would still be worthwhile.

Checked this round: the redirect() replacement finds the entry by value regardless of registration loader; patch_import_record_source_indices skipping records without record.loader matches the set resolve_import_records never queued (internal/external/plugin-resolved get their source_index elsewhere); one_module_per_path keeps every dev-server lookup on by_path so IncrementalGraph invalidation is unchanged; the rebased onResolve success filter still applies #39814's "same file" rule to entry points while letting an import's attribute follow whatever the plugin resolved to.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

The PR changes the bundler's module identity from path-only to (path, requested loader), so ./x.json imported plainly and with { type: "text" } become two modules instead of nondeterministically collapsing into one. PathToSourceIndexMap is rewritten as a generic ModuleMap<V> (a by_path map holding the first loader per path plus a lazily-allocated per-loader side table), reused for both the per-target source-index maps and the per-file ResolveQueue. About fifteen call sites in bundle_v2.rs — resolve_import_records, process_resolve_queue, run_resolver, the virtual-namespace path, enqueue_entry_item, the onResolve success branch, patch_import_record_source_indices, the HTML-import manifest registration, and the CJS-redirect / server-component-boundary rewrites — now pass or look up a loader. LinkerContext looks up the generated HTML manifest under Loader::Html. The dev server sets one_module_per_path so its path-keyed IncrementalGraph stays one-module-per-path. Seven new itBundled tests cover cross-module, same-module, dynamic-import, self-import-as-text, HTML manifest + JSON import, and both plugin onResolve paths (decline and success).

Security risks

None. This is bundler module-graph bookkeeping; no untrusted-input parsing, auth, crypto, or filesystem-escape surface is touched.

Level of scrutiny

High. This is core bundler infrastructure — module identity is threaded through resolution, queueing, plugin callbacks, HTML handling, server components, and the dev server. A wrong loader at any registration or lookup site silently produces a different bundle. The change is well-tested and has been through two rounds of automated review with fixes, but it is not a mechanical change: the ModuleMap design (first-registration-wins in by_path, side table for extras, one_module_per_path escape hatch), the redirect() by-value replacement for the two overwrite sites, and the #39814 rebase that merged the dev-server-html-route meaning of MiniImportRecord.loader with the import-attribute meaning are all design choices a maintainer should confirm.

Other factors

Two earlier automated findings were fixed in-PR (MiniImportRecord now carries the attribute loader through onResolve, and redirect() replaced the loader-keyed put() overwrites). The PR description documents the metafile duplicate-key follow-up and the expected rebase collision with #36549. CI shows one unrelated Windows bun-server.test.ts failure. The comment-cop bot's remaining flags were reasonably declined as short field/method docs, not workaround justifications.

robobun · 2026-08-21T05:43:15Z

CI status for the current head e36f2dd (build 103069; the earlier builds 102282 and 103045 for the pre-rebase heads told the same story): every bundler and bake lane passed on every platform. The red tests are unrelated to this change and are reported for main triage: test/cli/install/bun-audit.test.ts on the Linux lanes (also failing on main, its expected output depends on live advisory data) and test/js/bun/terminal/terminal-platform-gaps.test.ts on Windows 2019 (ConPTY renders the line padding as escape sequences). The rest is retry-passing flakes. Nothing in the failure set touches the bundler. Ready for review.

PathToSourceIndexMap and the per-file ResolveQueue were keyed on the resolved path alone. A file imported with two different import attributes (`with { type: "text" }` in one module, a plain import in another) was therefore bundled once, with whichever loader belonged to the import that happened to be resolved first. Which importer got the wrong value depended on parse order, so the output changed from build to build. The same collapse made `import self from "./entry.mjs" with { type: "text" }` fail with "No matching export" because the request was folded into the JS module. Both maps now identify a module by (path, loader the import asked for). The first registration for a path is stored as before; further loaders for the same path go in a lazily allocated per-loader side table, so the common case costs one extra byte per entry. Path-only lookups (entry point dedup, dual-package secondary paths, dev server) keep returning the first registration. The dev server keeps one module per path, since its incremental graph is keyed by path. HTML url assets that get forced to the file loader are covered by the same rule: a script importing the same manifest.json as JSON no longer receives the asset's output path.

When a plugin's onResolve returned a path, the module was keyed and parsed with the loader of that path's extension, so the import attribute was ignored and text/JSON imports of the same plugin-resolved file still collapsed into one module. Capture the record's loader on the MiniImportRecord at dispatch time and use it both when the plugin returns a path and when it declines. This also stops run_resolver from reading the importer's records out of the graph, which may not hold them yet when the callback completes early.

The CJS re-export shortcut and the "use client" proxy both replace an existing map entry. Keying that replacement on the parsed loader sent it to a fresh per-loader slot whenever an onLoad plugin changed the loader, leaving the original registration untouched. Replace the entry that holds the module instead, whichever loader it was registered under.

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robobun · 2026-08-22T01:06:23Z

Rebased onto main again (b04b081). The only conflict was with #39874 in patch_import_record_source_indices: its only_records skip now comes first, then this PR's loader check. Barrel, loader, plugin, html, dev server, and production suites pass on the rebased branch with the debug build.

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6795-6863: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve CJS redirects for plugin-resolved imports. A matching onResolve plugin continues before import_record.loader receives its derived value. A normal require() record starts with loader: None, so patch_import_record_source_indices skips it and never calls path_to_source_index_map.redirect(...). Derive and preserve the loader for the originating record, and add a regression test for module.exports = require("./target") resolved by onResolve without import attributes.
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In `@src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs` around lines 6795 - 6863, Update
patch_import_record_source_indices to derive and retain the originating import
record’s loader before the loader guard, so CJS require records with loader:
None can still match plugin-resolved imports and invoke
path_to_source_index_map.redirect for the redirect record. Preserve existing
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module.exports = require("./target") resolved by onResolve without import
attributes.

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In `@src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs`:
- Around line 6795-6863: Update patch_import_record_source_indices to derive and
retain the originating import record’s loader before the loader guard, so CJS
require records with loader: None can still match plugin-resolved imports and
invoke path_to_source_index_map.redirect for the redirect record. Preserve
existing source-index assignment behavior, and add a regression test covering
module.exports = require("./target") resolved by onResolve without import
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src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs
src/bundler/PathToSourceIndexMap.rs
src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs
test/bundler/bundler_html.test.ts
test/bundler/bundler_loader.test.ts
test/bundler/bundler_plugin.test.ts

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robobun · 2026-08-22T01:22:47Z

On the review finding about CJS redirects for plugin-resolved requires: checked, and it is not a correctness issue, nor a change from main. The redirect call in patch_import_record_source_indices is only a shortcut. A record that an onResolve plugin takes over has no module yet when that function runs (before this PR its path was still the unresolved specifier, so the old path lookup missed it in exactly the same way), and the plugin answer later writes the record's source_index directly. The linker does not rely on the shortcut: find_reachable_files follows redirect_import_record_index for every import record and drops the redirecting module. Building a module.exports = require("./target") shim with no plugin, with a declining onResolve, and with an onResolve that returns the paths gives byte-identical output. e36f2dd adds plugin/ResolveSuccessCommonJSReExportRedirect to pin that: importers reach the target through the plugin-resolved shim, share one instance with a direct import, and the shim is not emitted. It passes on the released build too, as expected for a guard.

claude

I re-reviewed the rebased state and found no new issues; my two prior findings (the onResolve success path dropping the import attribute, and the CJS-redirect / "use client" put overwrites keying on the post-onLoad loader) are both addressed. Given this reworks module identity across ~15 call sites in bundle_v2.rs plus the dev-server opt-out, a maintainer sign-off on the design is still worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

ModuleMap semantics: get_or_put first-registration tagging, by_loader side table, one_module_per_path short-circuit, redirect/remove/iter covering both tables.
patch_import_record_source_indices: the new record.loader.is_none() skip after the only_records filter — records not queued by resolve_import_records (external/internal/plugin-pending) already get their source_index via resolve_tasks_waiting_for_import_source_index or the plugin callback, so the skip does not lose assignments.
requested_file_loader filter in the onResolve success branch — the kind != EntryPointBuild guard preserves #39814's rule for route entries while letting import attributes apply to plugin-resolved paths.
The bun-audit.test.ts CI failure is unrelated to the bundler.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

The PR changes the bundler's module identity from path-only to (path, requested loader). PathToSourceIndexMap becomes a generic ModuleMap<V> with a primary by_path map (tagged with the first-registered loader) and a lazily-allocated per-loader side table for the rare case where the same file is imported under two loaders. bundle_v2.rs threads the loader through every registration and lookup site: run_resolver, the virtual-namespace path, enqueue_entry_item, enqueue_entry_point, resolve_import_records, process_resolve_queue, the onResolve success branch, patch_import_record_source_indices, the HTML import manifest, and the two overwrite sites (CJS re-export shortcut, "use client" proxy) which now use redirect(path, from, to) instead of a keyed put. ResolveQueue is retyped from StringHashMap to ModuleMap<*mut ParseTask>. The dev server sets one_module_per_path = true in start_from_bake_dev_server to preserve its path-keyed incremental graph. Eight new itBundled tests cover cross-module, single-module, dynamic import, self-import-as-text, HTML manifest, plugin fallthrough, plugin success, and a CJS re-export redirect guard.

Security risks

None. This is bundler-internal bookkeeping over how modules are keyed; no auth, crypto, permission, or untrusted-input parsing changes.

Level of scrutiny

High. Module identity is load-bearing for the entire bundler — a wrong key at any of the ~15 touched call sites collapses or duplicates modules, and the failure mode (wrong output, not a crash) is easy to miss. The change also interacts with two independent recent PRs (#39814 for MiniImportRecord.loader, #39874 for only_records) that were rebased over. The dev-server opt-out is a design decision (one module per path vs. per (path, loader)) that a maintainer should confirm.

Other factors

My two prior review rounds each found a real gap and both were fixed with tests added. This run's bug hunt found nothing. I re-checked the patch_import_record_source_indices skip: before the PR, the path-only get_path lookup would miss the same records anyway (their record.path is still the unresolved specifier or an external), so skipping on loader.is_none() is not a regression. The redirect implementation correctly falls through to the side table when the by_path value doesn't match from, and the new plugin/ResolveSuccessCommonJSReExportRedirect test guards the linker-side redirect independently of the map shortcut. CI is green on all bundler and bake lanes; the only failure is bun-audit.test.ts, unrelated to this change. This is well-tested and I have no remaining concerns, but the scope and the number of call sites touched put it outside what should land without a maintainer's eyes.

robobun · 2026-08-28T19:20:21Z

#40836 keys the bundler module graph on (path, import attributes), and since 1f731b7675 also applies the importer's attributes to a module that a plugin's onResolve returned. Against a debug build of that branch, 8 of the 9 cases added here pass as written: the cross-module text and JSON imports, the same two imports in one module, the static plus dynamic import, the entry point importing itself as text, the plugin fallthrough and plugin success cases, and the CommonJS redirect guard. The cross-module and self-import cases are now part of #40836's tests.

Two cases behave differently there:

html/manifest-json-also-imported-as-json fails. The <link rel="manifest"> reference (file loader) and the script's JSON import carry no attributes, so Carry import attributes through the parser, printer, bundler and runtime; add the bytes loader #40836 still puts them in one module and the script receives the asset path. This PR keys on the requested loader, which tells them apart.
bun/loader-same-file-same-loader-is-one-module fails by design. Carry import attributes through the parser, printer, bundler and runtime; add the bytes loader #40836 treats with { type: "json" } and a plain import of the same .json file as two modules, like esbuild and JSC's module map. This PR merges them because the requested loaders are equal.

The manifest case is the part of this PR that #40836 does not cover. Once #40836 lands, this PR should rebase onto it and keep only that part (the loader as a second key component, or the HTML scanner marking its records), and update the same-loader test to whichever identity rule the maintainers pick.

The Success arm of on_resolve now reads the import's with { type } loader from the importer's record, as run_resolver does, and keys the module by (path, loader). Entry points keep the bare path key and their own rule. Tests: both imports in one module, an entry point that imports itself as text, the same-loader control, an HTML manifest link next to a JSON import of the same file, and two onResolve cases.

robobun · 2026-09-12T10:58:58Z

Closing in favor of #41834. Both PRs fix the same cause: PathToSourceIndexMap and the per-file ResolveQueue in src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs keyed a module by path text alone. #41834 merges cleanly with main. This PR conflicts with it.

What moved to #41834:

ModuleMap<V> from this PR is the map type there now, for both PathToSourceIndexMap and ResolveQueue. One rule differs: the bare path entry belongs to the module with the path's default loader, not to the first registration. A module also remembers its own key (InputFile.key_loader). That replaces ModuleMap::redirect for the CommonJS re-export shortcut and the "use client" proxy.
bundler: key modules by (path, loader) so one file under two import attributes is two modules #41834 names a module d.json with { type: 'text' } in output comments and the metafile only when two modules share a pretty path, as esbuild does. This PR listed that as a follow-up.

The 9 test cases of this PR, run against a debug build of #41834 (d723e8b):

Case	Result on #41834	Where it lives now
`bun/loader-same-file-different-loaders-in-one-module`	pass	test in #41834
`bun/loader-entry-point-imports-itself-as-text`	pass	test in #41834
`html/manifest-json-also-imported-as-json`	pass	test in #41834
`bun/loader-same-file-different-loaders-across-modules`	pass	covered by `bun/loader-same-file-under-two-import-attributes` there
`bun/loader-same-file-different-loaders-dynamic-import`	pass	covered by the same case
`plugin/ResolveFallthroughSameFileDifferentLoaders`	pass	covered by the `-plugin` variant of the same case
`plugin/ResolveSuccessCommonJSReExportRedirect`	pass (also on main)	not carried over, #41834 does not touch the `onResolve` success arm
`bun/loader-same-file-same-loader-is-one-module`	pass (also on main)	not carried over, see below
`plugin/ResolveSuccessSameFileDifferentLoaders`	fail	needs #42286, see below

plugin/ResolveSuccessSameFileDifferentLoaders: a path that an onResolve plugin returned takes its loader from the extension on #41834, as on main. #42286 carries an import's with { type } loader through onResolve and onLoad plugins, and the on_resolve change in this PR is equivalent to its hunk. After #42286 and #41834 land, that arm needs one get_or_put_keyed call to key its module, and this test case covers it.

bun/loader-same-file-same-loader-is-one-module: the behaviour on #41834 is the same as here and on main (./d.json and ./d.json with { type: "json" } share one module). esbuild, bun run and #40836 give two modules, so a maintainer has to pick the rule before a test pins it.

Still open and not part of this: #40836 takes the broader (path, import attributes) route. It does not cover the HTML manifest link case (see the comment above from 2026-08-28). #42286 is the plugin loader change.

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