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js_parser: reject a second class constructor and a label that repeats an enclosing label - #40793
bun build and Bun.Transpiler accept two early errors: export class A { constructor(){} constructor(){} } and outer: { outer: ; }. node refuses the output. A comparison with esbuild found this, not a user.
parse_class (src/js_parser/parse/mod.rs) counts no constructors, and s_label (src/js_parser/visit/visit_stmt.rs) ignores the enclosing labels.
Fix
parse_method_expression knows which member is the constructor and now sets PropertyOpts::is_constructor. parse_class reports the second one it keeps.
s_label walks the enclosing scopes up to the function, like find_label_symbol. It reports Duplicate label "x" with a note at the first label.
Scope::label_ref becomes Scope::label: symbol index and place of the name, in the same 8 bytes.
Verified: 7 new tests in test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js and test/bundler/bundler_edgecase.test.ts fail on bun 1.4.2 and on main. Self-reviewed: 14 concerns raised, 12 addressed, 2 in part (Notes).
Background
A Label scope holds the symbol of its label. The parser allocates one Scope per block, function and class body.
Considered for the note: a new Scope field (136 bytes, mimalloc's 160-byte class), a scan of scopes_in_order per error (quadratic), the name slice of the symbol (no note for an escaped label).
Builds that passed now fail: a duplicate in code that the transpiler removes, or a duplicate label with --minify. Under import() the error is a BuildMessage, not a SyntaxError (BuildMessage/ResolveMessage should extend Error #7531).
Valid input pays +3.1 instructions per class member, +40 per labelled statement, 0 per scope. Scope stays 128 bytes. Binary: +1,024 bytes.
N nested labels cost N²/2 name compares: +216M instructions at N = 4,000. Two shapes of duplicate floods are quadratic, like redeclarations on main (Notes).
printf 'export class A { constructor(){} constructor(){} }\n' > ctor.mjs
bun build ctor.mjs --outfile out.mjs; echo "bun build: $?" # 0
node out.mjs # SyntaxError: A class may only have one constructor
printf 'outer: { outer: console.log(1); }\nexport {};\n' > label.mjs
bun build label.mjs --outfile out.mjs; echo "bun build: $?" # 0
node out.mjs # SyntaxError: Label 'outer' has already been declared
bun build --compile ctor.mjs exits 0 on main, and the executable stops at startup with SyntaxError: Cannot declare multiple constructors in a single class. With this PR the build fails.
An unused class with two constructors is removed by tree shaking, so its bundle is empty and loads. The class in the repro is exported for that reason.
bun run (through JavaScriptCore), bun check and --aot (TS2392, TS1114) already report both errors. This PR changes bun build, Bun.build, Bun.Transpiler, and what bun run prints.
A second constructor: plain, quoted ("constructor"() {}) and escaped (constructo\u0072, constructo\u{72}, \u{63}onstructor) names. Three constructors report two errors. The error range covers the key as written.
Not a second constructor: static constructor() {}, ["constructor"]() {}, a TypeScript overload signature, declare class, a member that abstract drops. A getter, setter, async or generator member named constructor keeps its own error and gets no second one (esbuild reports two, V8 reports one).
A label is compared by name, so a: { \u0061: ; } and a: { \u{61}: ; } are errors.
The walk ends at a function, arrow function, method, getter or class static block. This is on purpose different from esbuild, whose walk ends only at a function body: esbuild 0.21.5 and 0.25.1 reject a: { class X { static { a: ; } } }, and node accepts it. Don't emit "duplicate label" error across function scopes. evanw/esbuild#1671 was an earlier report of the same kind.
node's answer was compared on each shape above.
Behaviour changes (each checked on release builds of main and of this PR)
if (false) { a: { a: ; } } and if (false) { class A { constructor() {} constructor() {} } } ran under bun run on main, because the transpiler removed the code before JavaScriptCore saw it. node rejects both files.
outer: { outer: { console.log("in"); break outer; } } built with --minify on main: the renamer gave the two labels different names (e:{o:{...}}), and node ran the output.
try { await import("./bad.mjs") } catch (e) { e instanceof SyntaxError } was true on main (the error of JavaScriptCore) and is false now (BuildMessage). Every error of Bun's parser has this property. BuildMessage/ResolveMessage should extend Error #7531 tracks it.
Measurements (release builds of main b1305dd and of this PR; instructions:u of bun build --no-bundle <file>, median of 5 runs; perf is not installed here, so a 40-line perf_event_open program counted them; two series of main differ by less than 400 instructions per file)
Input
main
PR
Per unit
100,000 lines { let x = 1; }
491,244,259
491,244,074
0 per scope
10,000 classes, a constructor and 10 methods each
516,564,208
516,904,311
+3.1 per kept class member
200,000 object-literal properties
661,299,079
661,299,504
0 per property
20,000 lines l<i>: for (;;) { break; }
130,942,998
131,743,078
+40.0 per labelled statement
20,000 lines l<i>: for (;;) { break l<i>; }
146,346,216
147,266,292
+6.0 more per labelled break
a0: a1: ... aN: ;, N = 2,000
7,034,191
56,966,740
+49.9M
the same, N = 4,000
15,757,574
231,846,148
+216.1M (ratio 4.33)
the same, N = 8,000
50,750,305
983,151,251
about 0.13 s to 0.19 s wall
The parser stops at about 8,280 nested labels (stack guard), so N = 8,000 is near the worst case. find_label_symbol walks the same way for each labelled break.
A flood of duplicates of one label is linear. N lines {}, then a:{, then N lines a:;: 387,520,323 instructions at N = 20,000 and 773,710,837 at N = 40,000 (ratio 2.00). With the first label written \u0061: 398,284,526 and 795,232,406 (ratio 2.00).
A flood of duplicates of several labels, 20,000 rounds, wall time: 3 first labels 58 ms (420 KB), 4 first labels 1,443 ms (560 KB), 6 first labels 8,369 ms (840 KB). The step is the four cursors of LineColumnTracker: an error with a note asks for two positions. Main has the same step for redeclarations with let: 60 ms for 3 names, 1,520 ms for 4, 8,626 ms for 6. This was reported separately. logger: let a Source own its position index, and delete the Log's LineColumnTracker #35550 changes the same tracker for another shape.
A first label with a very long escaped spelling is scanned again for each duplicate, because the note needs its range. \u{0...061}:{ with 400,000 zeros, then 20,000 lines a:;: 2,808 ms, against 33 ms with a plain a. The redeclaration error on main costs the same for let \u{0...061}; and 20,000 lines let a;: 2,891 ms. The range has no place per label without a new Scope field, and a one-entry cache on the parser is defeated by two first labels that alternate. This was reported separately.
size_of::<Scope>(): 128 to 128 bytes, so the mimalloc class stays 128. size_of::<PropertyOpts>(): 48 to 48 bytes.
push_scope_for_parse_pass has the same 231 instructions in both builds.
Stack frames: s_labelsub $0x28,%rsp in both builds, parse_classsub $0x1b8,%rsp in both.
Release binary: text 140,289,307 to 140,290,331 bytes (size; bloaty is not installed here).
Where is_constructor sits in PropertyOpts changes the code of the per-member initialisation: +3.1 instructions per class member where it is now, +7.6 before ts_decorators, +8.6 and +1.0 per object property as the last field.
Also in this PR
Scope gets a size_of::<Scope>() <= 128 assertion for 64-bit targets. bun_ast and bun_js_parser were checked for the 10 installed targets (macOS, Windows, Linux gnu and musl, FreeBSD, Android). parser: report strict-mode early errors and accept legacy sloppy syntax #40827 adds two fields to Scope, so it must state its new size when it meets this assertion.
test/aot/early-errors.test.ts used a class with two constructors as an error that only JavaScriptCore reports. It now uses a RegExp with a duplicate group name.
scanImports now throws for a second constructor, because that check is in the parse pass.
The two errors take their ranges from Source::range_of_identifier. The older copy in lexer.rs stops at the brace of \u{61}. Its other callers were reported separately.
Not in this PR
Duplicate labels are still accepted where only the parse pass runs (scanImports and three internal callers of parse_only). No error of the visit pass is reported there.
A file with both errors reports only the constructor, because the parser returns between the two passes.
The note of the label error needs the place of the first label. There are three ways to have it:
Scope::label, as here. The note is always exact. It costs about 55 source lines in 3 crates and +6 instructions per labelled break, and it keeps a copy of S::Label.name.loc.
Read the place from the name of the first label's symbol, which is a slice of the source (range_of_slice_in_buffer). No change to Scope, the renamer or find_label_symbol. A first label whose name is not a slice of the source gets no note, for example an escaped one.
No note.
Is 1 acceptable? If not, 2 or 3 replaces it and both checks stay.
History
Up to commit 400eb73 this PR also had the new a?.b() error and three printer changes. #41638 carries them now. The two checks that stay were built again on main with other mechanisms: no new Scope field, and no second compare of each member key.
Release build of this PR: test/aot/invalid-source-in-every-place.test.ts, test/aot/checker-queries-early-errors.test.ts, and the three test/cli/lint files that contain a class with two constructors. The debug build is stopped by the memory guard of the AOT harness in a 15 GB container when it runs that many builds at once.
cargo test -p bun_aot --test ir_tests lower for the fixtures with these constructs.
--minify output for nested and reused labels that are valid is byte-identical to main.
no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bundler/bundler_edgecase.test.ts
…ets, and duplicate labels
These three are early errors in every JS engine, and esbuild rejects them
at parse time. Bun accepted them and "bun build" emitted a bundle that
fails to load.
- A class body with more than one constructor now reports "Classes cannot
contain more than one constructor". Static methods, computed keys, and
TypeScript overload signatures do not count.
- An unparenthesized optional chain inside the target of "new"
("new a?.b()") now reports an error. The target is parsed with a new
EFlags::IS_NEW_TARGET bit, which a parenthesized expression does not
inherit, so "new (a?.b)()" still parses. EFlags is now a bitflags set.
- A label that repeats an enclosing label in the same function now
reports "Duplicate label", with a note that points at the first one.
The printer dropped the parentheses that keep such code valid. "new (a?.b)()"
printed as "new a?.b", "new (foo()`x`)()" printed as "new foo()`x`()", and
"(a?.b)`x`" printed as "a?.b`x`". An optional chain or a call under the
"new" target flag, and an optional chain used as a template tag, now keep
their parentheses.
The parser now reports duplicate class constructors and duplicate labels that repeat an enclosing label. Scope stores label symbol indexes and source locations. Tests cover diagnostics, source locations, notes, and cases that remain valid.
Scope now stores a label symbol index and source location. Parser label lookup uses the stored index. Duplicate labels that repeat an enclosing label produce an error and a note for the original label. The runtime transpiler cache format version changes from 51 to 52. Tests cover duplicate-label diagnostics, notes, and valid non-enclosing cases.
Parsed class properties now identify valid constructors. Class parsing reports an error when it finds another constructor, using the key’s identifier range or, when empty, its string range. Tests cover duplicate constructors and cases that do not trigger the duplicate check. The AOT imported-module test now uses duplicate named regular-expression groups as its early error.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to f858e
The new validation can stall transpilation on malformed input containing a long escaped label and many duplicates. Cache the original diagnostic range before merging.
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Status: this PR carries two checks, a second class constructor and a label that repeats an enclosing label. The new a?.b() error and the printer changes that it had moved to #41638.
Reproduced on bun 1.4.2 and on a release build of main b1305dd: bun build exits 0 for export class A { constructor(){} constructor(){} } and for outer: { outer: console.log(1); }, and node refuses both outputs with a SyntaxError. With this branch both builds fail with the parser error. The 7 new tests in test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js and test/bundler/bundler_edgecase.test.ts fail on both of those builds and pass on the debug and release builds of this branch.
CI (build 138053, finished): 28 test files are red. 27 are under test/aot/ and one is test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. All 28 are also red on main (build 137822). None of the files that this PR adds or changes failed on any lane. 33 other test files failed once and passed on a retry. A new CI run cannot change failures that are red on main, so none was started.
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. Because it changes flag propagation in the printer's EDot/EIndex/ETemplate paths and threads a new mutable flag through the parse_suffix loop, a human look at the round-trip semantics would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
Traced the printer's ForbidCall/HasNonOptionalChainParent handling through every test case (new (a?.b)(), new (a?.b).c(), new (a?.b.c)(), new (foo()\x`)(), (a?.b.c)`x`, new a()?.b) — the !is_disjointwrap +remove_all` clears the flag once inside parens, so it doesn't over-wrap or propagate stale.
Verified pfx_t_open_paren drops flags, so IS_NEW_TARGET correctly does not cross into a parenthesized group; clearing it in sfx_t_question_dot only suppresses the duplicate report and doesn't touch TS_DECORATOR.
Checked the duplicate-label walk uses the same kind_stops_hoisting() boundary as find_label_symbol, and has_constructor is per-class-body so nested/sibling classes don't share state.
The expr.data → tag.data fix in the template-tag printer was genuinely dead before (always ETemplate), so the wrap now actually fires.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
This PR adds three JS early-error checks (duplicate class constructor, unparenthesized optional chain as new target, duplicate label) to the parser and fixes three printer round-trip bugs where valid parenthesized inputs were emitted as syntax errors or semantically different programs. It converts EFlags from a two-variant enum to a bitflags struct so IS_NEW_TARGET can be threaded through parse_prefix/parse_suffix, adds a label_loc field to Scope for the duplicate-label note, and adjusts the printer's EDot/EIndex/ETemplate arms to wrap optional-chain starts under ForbidCall and to inspect the tag (not the template) when deciding whether a tag is an optional chain. Eleven files touched; tests added to the existing transpiler.test.js and bundler_edgecase.test.ts per convention.
Security risks
None. This is parser/printer correctness for JS early errors. No I/O, no auth, no untrusted-length arithmetic beyond what the lexer already does. The new checks only add error reports; they don't allocate based on user-controlled sizes or change any trust boundary.
Level of scrutiny
High. The parser and printer are on the hot path for every file Bun bundles or transpiles, and the printer changes alter flag propagation in EDot/EIndex — a place where a wrong remove/mask can silently produce invalid output for inputs the tests don't cover. I hand-traced the flag flow through each printed test case and the ones in the PR description's "Other probes" list; the !is_disjoint + remove_all pair correctly wraps exactly once at the outermost optional-chain node under new and then clears ForbidCall so the inner target isn't double-wrapped. The parse_suffix change makes flags mutable across loop iterations, but only IS_NEW_TARGET is ever cleared and nothing else reads it, so the TS_DECORATOR path is unaffected. The EFlags::None/TsDecorator → empty()/TS_DECORATOR rename is mechanical.
Other factors
Test coverage is thorough: each of the three errors has both positive (expectParseError) and negative (expectPrinted_) cases including the boundary variants REVIEW.md asks for (static/computed/overload constructors, sibling vs. nested labels across function/arrow/static-block boundaries, parenthesized vs. unparenthesized chains, chains after the new argument list). The itBundled runtime case exercises the printer output end-to-end. Comments are minimal and explain the invariant rather than the change. The one cosmetic nit I noticed — range_of_identifier on a "constructor" string-literal key may give an imprecise range — affects only error-span placement, not whether the error fires, and the test covers that the error is reported. Given the subtlety of printer flag propagation and that this is a port of esbuild semantics, a maintainer familiar with the reference implementation should confirm the round-trip shapes.
On the range nit: for a string-literal key such as "constructor"() {} the range from range_of_identifier is zero length, so the caret points at the opening quote:
1 | class A { constructor() {} "constructor"() {} }
^
error: Classes cannot contain more than one constructor
That is the same span esbuild reports for this case (it also calls RangeOfIdentifier on the key location). The precise key range is only available inside parse_property, while the duplicate check lives in parse_class where the whole class body is visible, so the caret form is kept.
Landing order note: once the printer keeps the parentheses of (a?.b)\x`, that expression reaches JavaScriptCore, which currently calls the tag with this=undefined(engine bug, fix in oven-sh/WebKit#534, pinned by #40848). Today the printer's SyntaxError hides it. Landing #40848 before this PR keeps the loud error from turning into a silent wrongthis`.
Verified on bun 1.4.1 with new Function("y", "return (y?.z)\x`")(y): the tag sees undefined, node sees y`.
Update to my landing order note above, the one that asks for #40848 to land first: that constraint no longer applies.
Upstream WebKit fixed the engine side in WebKit/WebKit@7fbe85cfbfdc, and main has it since #44615 (in Bun v1.4.3). On a debug build of main at 34cbc70, new Function("y", "return (y?.z)\x`")(y)calls the tag withthis=y`, as node does. #40848 is closed.
The printer side is still open on main: a plain file with (y?.z)\x`fails withSyntaxError: Cannot use tagged templates in an optional chain, because the parentheses are dropped. So this PR no longer has to wait for a WebKit bump, and once the printer keeps the parentheses the tag gets the right this. A test can now assert that thisfor(y?.z)`x`` in a plain file.
Takes main's side of every file. The optional chain and printer changes of this branch are carried by #41638.
The two remaining checks are built again on top of main in the next commit.
… an enclosing label
Both are early errors of the language in every mode. Bun accepted them,
so `bun build` and `Bun.Transpiler` emitted output that does not load.
- `parse_method_expression` already decides which member is the
constructor. It now says so through `PropertyOpts::is_constructor`,
and `parse_class` reports the second one it keeps. A TypeScript
overload signature and a member that `abstract` drops are never kept.
- `s_label` walks the enclosing scopes up to the function, as
`find_label_symbol` does, and reports a `Label` scope of the same
name, with a note at that label.
- The note needs the place of the first label. `Scope::label_ref` held
a whole `Ref`, whose source index is that of the file being parsed.
`Scope::label` keeps the symbol index and the place of the name in
the same 8 bytes, so `Scope` stays 128 bytes. An assertion holds it
there.
- The transpiler cache version goes to 52: an entry written before this
still runs a file whose duplicate sits in code the transpiler removed.
- test/aot/early-errors.test.ts used a class with two constructors as an
error that only JavaScriptCore reports. It now uses a RegExp with a
duplicate group name.
…f_identifier
The lexer's copy of range_of_identifier stops at the brace of `\u{61}`, so
a label or a constructor written that way got a 2-byte range.
Tests: rows for `\u{...}` spellings, a build with minified identifiers
(the renamer used to give the two labels different names), and a flood
with three first labels. The test helper reads the covered text from
bytes. Comments are cut to one line each.
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js_parser: reject duplicate constructors, optional chains in new targets, and duplicate labels
js_parser: reject a second class constructor and a label that repeats an enclosing label
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- Around line 8149-8167: In the duplicate-label check, avoid repeatedly
computing the original label’s diagnostic range with source.range_of_identifier;
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src/ast/scope.rs
src/bundler/AstBuilder.rs
src/js_parser/lib.rs
src/js_parser/p.rs
src/js_parser/parse/mod.rs
src/js_parser/parse/parse_property.rs
src/js_parser/parser.rs
src/js_parser/visit/visit_stmt.rs
src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerCache.rs
test/aot/early-errors.test.ts
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I reviewed the current revision of this PR and didn't find any bugs. Because it changes what bun build / Bun.Transpiler reject (inputs that built before now fail) and swaps the Scope.label_ref representation in the core parser, a human maintainer's look at the policy and the data-structure change would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
is_constructor out-flag: PropertyOpts is rebuilt per class member in parse_class, and the flag is only set on the non-static/non-accessor/non-async/non-generator branch, so overload signatures (None return) and object-literal properties never count.
Ref -> ScopeLabel: every reader of the old field (renamer, char-frequency scan, find_label_symbol) was migrated, and the rebuilt Ref in find_label_symbol uses the same (index, source.index, Symbol) triple that new_symbol produces.
report_label_if_duplicate runs before the current Label scope's label is set and stops at kind_stops_hoisting() (Entry/FunctionArgs/FunctionBody/ClassStaticInit), matching the existing find_label_symbol walk; with/catch/class-body scopes correctly do not stop it.
The test/aot/early-errors.test.ts fixture swap is consistent with that test's premise (an error only JSC reports), since the duplicate constructor is now a parser error.
Extended reasoning...
The change touches the Rust JS/TS parser (src/js_parser: parse_class, parse_property, visit_label_stmt, find_label_symbol, renamer) and src/ast/scope.rs, replacing the Scope.label_ref Ref with an 8-byte ScopeLabel and adding two new early errors, plus a RuntimeTranspilerCache version bump from 51 to 52. It touches no security-sensitive surface (no auth, crypto, or untrusted-size arithmetic beyond existing identifier range scans). The code reads as correct and the tests cover string/escaped keys, TS overloads, minify, bundling and non-bundling modes, and a linear-time flood case. Deferring rather than approving because the PR intentionally makes previously-building inputs fail and alters a core parser struct, which is a product decision for a maintainer; the hunt exited on dry_streak with no findings, and CODEOWNERS does not cover these paths.
On the review finding at src/js_parser/p.rs:8167 (the range of the first label is computed again for each duplicate).
The finding is real for one shape of input. A label can be written with an escape that has many leading zeros, so the first spelling can be long while each duplicate is one byte. Measured with Bun.Transpiler#transformSync on release builds, 20,000 duplicates:
First label
This PR, Duplicate label
main, has already been declared for let
a
33 ms
41 ms
\u{0...061} with 10,000 zeros
93 ms
96 ms
\u{0...061} with 100,000 zeros
728 ms
719 ms
\u{0...061} with 400,000 zeros
2,808 ms
2,891 ms
The redeclaration error that is on main today has the same cost, because it also measures the first spelling again for each duplicate.
This PR does not add a cache, for two reasons:
The range must be kept per label. The only per-label place is the Label scope, and one more field there makes Scope 136 bytes. mimalloc serves that from its 160-byte class, for every scope of every file.
A cache on the parser with a fixed number of entries does not make the path linear. Two nested first labels whose duplicates alternate defeat one entry, and three defeat two.
The PR body now lists this limit with the numbers. The pattern was reported separately for both errors, so that one fix covers them.
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Problem
bun buildandBun.Transpileraccept two early errors:export class A { constructor(){} constructor(){} }andouter: { outer: ; }. node refuses the output. A comparison with esbuild found this, not a user.parse_class(src/js_parser/parse/mod.rs) counts no constructors, ands_label(src/js_parser/visit/visit_stmt.rs) ignores the enclosing labels.Fix
parse_method_expressionknows which member is the constructor and now setsPropertyOpts::is_constructor.parse_classreports the second one it keeps.s_labelwalks the enclosing scopes up to the function, likefind_label_symbol. It reportsDuplicate label "x"with a note at the first label.Scope::label_refbecomesScope::label: symbol index and place of the name, in the same 8 bytes.test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.jsandtest/bundler/bundler_edgecase.test.tsfail on bun 1.4.2 and on main. Self-reviewed: 14 concerns raised, 12 addressed, 2 in part (Notes).Background
Labelscope holds the symbol of its label. The parser allocates oneScopeper block, function and class body.Scopefield (136 bytes, mimalloc's 160-byte class), a scan ofscopes_in_orderper error (quadratic), the name slice of the symbol (no note for an escaped label).new a?.b()half of this PR moved to Keep the parentheses of an optional chain undernewand as a template tag, and rejectnew a?.b()#41638.Downsides
--minify. Underimport()the error is aBuildMessage, not aSyntaxError(BuildMessage/ResolveMessage should extendError#7531).Scopestays 128 bytes. Binary: +1,024 bytes.Notes
Repro (bun 1.4.2 and main b1305dd)
bun build --compile ctor.mjsexits 0 on main, and the executable stops at startup withSyntaxError: Cannot declare multiple constructors in a single class.With this PR the build fails.bun run(through JavaScriptCore),bun checkand--aot(TS2392, TS1114) already report both errors. This PR changesbun build,Bun.build,Bun.Transpiler, and whatbun runprints.bun build --bytecodeon main exits 0 and writes no.jscfile for such an input. That is Bun exits successfully when bytecode compilation failed #15528 and bundler: fail the build when --bytecode cannot be generated #36708, and this PR does not change it.What is rejected and what is not
"constructor"() {}) and escaped (constructo\u0072,constructo\u{72},\u{63}onstructor) names. Three constructors report two errors. The error range covers the key as written.static constructor() {},["constructor"]() {}, a TypeScript overload signature,declare class, a member thatabstractdrops. A getter, setter, async or generator member namedconstructorkeeps its own error and gets no second one (esbuild reports two, V8 reports one).a: { \u0061: ; }anda: { \u{61}: ; }are errors.a: { class X { static { a: ; } } }, and node accepts it. Don't emit "duplicate label" error across function scopes. evanw/esbuild#1671 was an earlier report of the same kind.Behaviour changes (each checked on release builds of main and of this PR)
if (false) { a: { a: ; } }andif (false) { class A { constructor() {} constructor() {} } }ran underbun runon main, because the transpiler removed the code before JavaScriptCore saw it. node rejects both files.outer: { outer: { console.log("in"); break outer; } }built with--minifyon main: the renamer gave the two labels different names (e:{o:{...}}), and node ran the output.try { await import("./bad.mjs") } catch (e) { e instanceof SyntaxError }wastrueon main (the error of JavaScriptCore) and isfalsenow (BuildMessage). Every error of Bun's parser has this property. BuildMessage/ResolveMessage should extendError#7531 tracks it.bun run, JavaScriptCore reports an early error at the line of the transpiled text (Incorrect line and column numbers when SyntaxError happens #5192). The two errors here now come from the parser, with the source position.Measurements (release builds of main b1305dd and of this PR;
instructions:uofbun build --no-bundle <file>, median of 5 runs;perfis not installed here, so a 40-lineperf_event_openprogram counted them; two series of main differ by less than 400 instructions per file){ let x = 1; }l<i>: for (;;) { break; }l<i>: for (;;) { break l<i>; }breaka0: a1: ... aN: ;, N = 2,000find_label_symbolwalks the same way for each labelledbreak.{}, thena:{, then N linesa:;: 387,520,323 instructions at N = 20,000 and 773,710,837 at N = 40,000 (ratio 2.00). With the first label written\u0061: 398,284,526 and 795,232,406 (ratio 2.00).LineColumnTracker: an error with a note asks for two positions. Main has the same step for redeclarations withlet: 60 ms for 3 names, 1,520 ms for 4, 8,626 ms for 6. This was reported separately. logger: let a Source own its position index, and delete the Log's LineColumnTracker #35550 changes the same tracker for another shape.\u{0...061}:{with 400,000 zeros, then 20,000 linesa:;: 2,808 ms, against 33 ms with a plaina. The redeclaration error on main costs the same forlet \u{0...061};and 20,000 lineslet a;: 2,891 ms. The range has no place per label without a newScopefield, and a one-entry cache on the parser is defeated by two first labels that alternate. This was reported separately.size_of::<Scope>(): 128 to 128 bytes, so the mimalloc class stays 128.size_of::<PropertyOpts>(): 48 to 48 bytes.push_scope_for_parse_passhas the same 231 instructions in both builds.s_labelsub $0x28,%rspin both builds,parse_classsub $0x1b8,%rspin both.size;bloatyis not installed here).RuntimeTranspilerCacheEXPECTED_VERSION: 51 to 52. An entry written before this change still runs a file whose duplicate is in code that the transpiler removed. Keep the parentheses of an optional chain undernewand as a template tag, and rejectnew a?.b()#41638 and js_parser: keep a dropped?.in the chain state until the visit pass #47688 also take 52. The one that lands later takes the next number.is_constructorsits inPropertyOptschanges the code of the per-member initialisation: +3.1 instructions per class member where it is now, +7.6 beforets_decorators, +8.6 and +1.0 per object property as the last field.Also in this PR
Scopegets asize_of::<Scope>() <= 128assertion for 64-bit targets.bun_astandbun_js_parserwere checked for the 10 installed targets (macOS, Windows, Linux gnu and musl, FreeBSD, Android). parser: report strict-mode early errors and accept legacy sloppy syntax #40827 adds two fields toScope, so it must state its new size when it meets this assertion.test/aot/early-errors.test.tsused a class with two constructors as an error that only JavaScriptCore reports. It now uses a RegExp with a duplicate group name.scanImportsnow throws for a second constructor, because that check is in the parse pass.Source::range_of_identifier. The older copy inlexer.rsstops at the brace of\u{61}. Its other callers were reported separately.Not in this PR
scanImportsand three internal callers ofparse_only). No error of the visit pass is reported there.parse_classandlower_classhave two older rules for "is this the constructor". The decorator error below the new check matches the key only.lower_class(src/js_parser/p.rs) takes any method with that key, static and computed ones too. This PR does not touch them. js_parser: do not treat a static method named constructor as the class constructor in lower_class #40925 and typescript: match tsc for experimentalDecorators and emitDecoratorMetadata #46553 do.new a?.b()and the printer parentheses: Keep the parentheses of an optional chain undernewand as a template tag, and rejectnew a?.b()#41638. Strict-mode early errors: parser: report strict-mode early errors and accept legacy sloppy syntax #40827.Question for a maintainer
The note of the label error needs the place of the first label. There are three ways to have it:
Scope::label, as here. The note is always exact. It costs about 55 source lines in 3 crates and +6 instructions per labelledbreak, and it keeps a copy ofS::Label.name.loc.range_of_slice_in_buffer). No change toScope, the renamer orfind_label_symbol. A first label whose name is not a slice of the source gets no note, for example an escaped one.Is 1 acceptable? If not, 2 or 3 replaces it and both checks stay.
History
Up to commit 400eb73 this PR also had the
new a?.b()error and three printer changes. #41638 carries them now. The two checks that stay were built again on main with other mechanisms: no newScopefield, and no second compare of each member key.Suites run
test/bundler/transpiler/,test/bundler/bundler_edgecase.test.ts,test/bundler/bundler_minify.test.ts,bundler_string,bundler_cjs,bundler_cjs2esm,bundler_jsx,bundler_decorator_metadata,test/bundler/esbuild/{default,ts,lower,dce,extra,importstar,importstar_ts}.test.ts,test/js/bun/transpiler/,test/cli/run/transpiler-cache.test.ts,test/aot/early-errors.test.ts.test/aot/invalid-source-in-every-place.test.ts,test/aot/checker-queries-early-errors.test.ts, and the threetest/cli/lintfiles that contain a class with two constructors. The debug build is stopped by the memory guard of the AOT harness in a 15 GB container when it runs that many builds at once.cargo test -p bun_aot --test ir_tests lowerfor the fixtures with these constructs.--minifyoutput for nested and reused labels that are valid is byte-identical to main.no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bundler/bundler_edgecase.test.ts