[robobun]

What was wrong

Lowering a class with standard decorators (or a bare accessor) moved part of the class out of its body: decorated fields into the constructor, decorated static fields and every static block to after the class, decorator lists to before it. Whatever moved lost the context it was written in, and whatever stayed ran in a different order:

class A { @dec a = 1; b = this.a }          // b saw a === undefined: `b` stayed, `a` moved
class A extends B { @dec x = 1 }            // B's `set x` ran: `this.x = …` instead of a field
class A { @dec static x = this }            // `this` was the module's
class A extends B { @dec static x = super.y; static { super.z } }   // SyntaxError
const C = class Foo { @dec static s = Foo.f() }                     // ReferenceError: Foo
class A { accessor x; static #m; static { this.#m } }               // SyntaxError: #m (#31921)
class A { @dec m() {} #q = 1; d = this.#q }                         // SyntaxError: #q (#28118)
class A { static accessor a; static {} static accessor b }          // ran a, b, block

Every #private member was turned into a WeakMap as soon as one member was decorated, so that moved code could still reach it, and the hand-written walker that rewrites those accesses misses many forms (this.#x++, this.#x ??= v, nested functions and classes, parameter defaults).

The fix

lower_class_body (src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs, mostly rewritten: +912 −1889) no longer moves members. Fields, static blocks and undecorated #private members stay native, so order, [[Define]] semantics, this, super, new.target and private names are right by construction instead of by rewriting. What the runtime helpers need is added around them:

class A extends (_base = B) {
  static {                                  // first static element
    _init = __decoratorStart(_base);
    __decorateElement(_init, 1, "m", _dec2, this);
    __decorateElement(_init, 5, "a", _dec, this);
    __decoratorMetadata(_init, this);
  }
  [(_dec = [dec], "a")] = __runInitializers(_init, 8, this, 1);      // still a field
  b = (__runInitializers(_init, 11, this), this.a);                  // a's extra initializers, then b
  [(_dec2 = [dec], "m")]() {}
}

• Decorator lists are evaluated in the computed key of their member. That is their position in the spec: in order with computed keys, with the outer this / await / arguments, inside the class's private scope, before the class binding is initialized. A decorated #private member has no key and borrows a neighbor's. A class with no usable key at all (only #private members and a constructor) gets a static [(lists, "__decorators")]() {} that the leading block deletes first.
• A leading static {} applies the decorators in the helper's order, the class decorators last, so they run before any static field, as the spec says.
• Decorated fields keep their place and wrap their initializer. Decorated static fields are followed by a static {} for their extra initializers.
• Between two instance fields there is nowhere to put a statement, so accessor storage, lowered #private fields and extra initializers ride in the initializer of the next instance field, or in the constructor after the last one. An anonymous function or class in that initializer is still named by its field: h = (effects, { h: () => {} }.h) (the JIT sinks the object; 1e7 constructions measure the same with and without it).
• Only #private names with a decorated member become WeakMaps, because __decorateElement reaches them through __privateGet. The access rewriter now also walks nested functions, classes, parameter and destructuring defaults and object keys.
• An undecorated accessor #x is a plain #x field. A class with only accessors gets no _init and no Symbol.metadata. A class expression without class decorators is returned as is, so its context names it; (class { @dec x }).name is "", not _class$1. The inner binding that used to name such classes (and captured references to outer variables of the same name) is gone.
• The extra initializers of class decorators still run after the class is bound to its name, so they can refer to it.
• LowerUsingDeclarationsContext::finalize (p.rs) moves every export class in front of the try it wraps a module with top-level using in. A lowered class applies its decorators in a static block and evaluates their lists in its keys, so an exported class with static blocks or computed keys now stays in place as var A = class A {} plus an export clause, like exported consts already do.
• The generic ReplaceThis / ReplaceRef tree rewriter, static block extraction (and its arrow IIFE), inner_class_ref (let _Foo = Foo, which nothing read) and the prop_copy / class_copy ptr::reads are deleted. No new runtime helpers.
• RuntimeTranspilerCache version 31 → 32.

Behaviour that changes on purpose

• Static fields and static blocks of a class with class decorators now run after the class decorators (spec, tsc); before, undecorated ones ran first.
• When a class decorator returns a different class, static members stay on the class as written, and a static block that names its own class sees that one too (methods and fields already did). @wrap class A { @dec static accessor n = 1 }; A.n now throws like the native static #n on a subclass does; 1.4.1 installed decorated static members on what the decorator returned.
• Decorated fields are defined, not assigned (the second example above).

Tests

All in test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators.test.ts (68 → 416 tests):

• "members stay where they are written": 18 single-purpose tests (order, [[Define]], static order, new.target, super, decorator lists in key position, class decorators before static fields, anonymous class names, function names on fields that carry effects, classes with no usable key, exported class next to a lowered using). 12 fail on 1.4.1; the other 6 pin what 1.4.1 already did right and the new placement has to keep.
• "ES decorators lowering matrix" (330 tests, built from the fixture of the previous revision): member kind × static × private × class decorator × derived, each cell a class with undecorated instance, private and static fields and a static block around the decorated member, run as .js, .ts and through bun build; plus fixture sections for the reported repros (this.#field not rewritten in class field initializers when class has @decorated accessor #28118, Decorator lowering: inner class name and this not substituted in relocated static field initializers of class expressions #31917, Accessor-only class lowering relocates static initializers out of class scope (private name SyntaxError, wrong evaluation order) #31921, Decorator lowering temps (_class/_init/_dec) collide when a decorated class is nested inside another decorated class's static initializer #31929) and for super / this / private forms in static code, checked against what node prints for the undecorated class. On 1.4.1 the fixture does not load.
• Unchanged and passing: es-decorators-esbuild.test.ts (esbuild's 147 decorator tests), decorators.test.ts, decorator-metadata.test.ts, bundler_edgecase.test.ts, transpiler.test.js, ts-use-define-for-class-fields.test.ts, lower-using-bun-target.test.ts, regression/issue/{27526,27575}.
• I also compared 500 randomly generated classes (all member kinds, static / private / computed, class and member decorators, extends, explicit constructors) against TypeScript's ES2022 decorator emit under node, as bun run, bun build and bun build --minify: no difference except 8 cases where tsc's own output throws (anonymous class with a static accessor).

Cost

Release builds of the same tree with and without src/, bun build of 3000 decorated classes (1.1 MB), user-space instructions: 529.8 M → 520.0 M bundled, 437.3 M → 429.4 M with --no-bundle, 568.4 M → 552.9 M with --minify. 3000 undecorated classes: 197.7 M → 197.6 M. The binary is 28 KB smaller. The output for that fixture is 6% larger (static blocks and computed keys).

Not in this PR

• this.#x++, this.#x += v, destructuring and for-of targets, o?.#x and tagged templates on a decorated #x still print invalid or wrong code, and super in a decorated #m() is a SyntaxError: its body still becomes a function expression. Both are unchanged; undecorated privates no longer reach that path. Fixing them needs __privateWrapper / __superGet-style runtime helpers.
• Effects after the last instance field go into the constructor after a top-level super(...) statement, as before. const r = super() or if (x) super(); else super() still puts them first. When an instance field follows, they now ride in it and this works.
• With TypeScript's useDefineForClassFields: false, fields of a decorated class are still defined, as on main.
• From the previous revision of this PR, dropped: the __superGet / __superSet / __superWrapper / __privateWrapper helpers and the rewriters that used them (no longer needed for static code), the parse errors for @x static {} and parameter decorators in JS (parser: reject parameter decorators without experimentalDecorators #35544), and var {…} = require("bun:wrap") for CommonJS-wrapped modules (a decorated class in a .cjs file still fails to load; it is a module wrapper bug, not a lowering one).
• A class expression evaluated more than once still shares its var temporaries: js_parser: declare decorator lowering temporaries per iteration inside loops (stacked on #38734) #38933, js_parser: declare decorator lowering temporaries per evaluation in parameter defaults and field initializers #38904.

Fixes #28118
Fixes #31917
Fixes #31921

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[human-review] gate passed · iteration 10 · 6 files touched

fails on main (without fix)

ASAN without fix: 343 FAILED
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators.test.ts
bun test v1.4.3 (6a92015fc)

test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators.test.ts:
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > basic class decorator [310.54ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > class decorator receives correct context [292.39ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > class decorator can replace class [309.17ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > multiple class decorators apply in reverse order [377.09ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > method decorators > instance method decorator [293.94ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > method decorators > static method decorator [302.05ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > method decorators > method decorator context has correct access [397.91ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > getter decorators > getter decorator [409.87ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > setter decorators > setter decorator [378.03ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > field decorators > field decorator receives undefined value [297.63ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > field decorators > multiple field decorators [297.73ms]
(
... (truncated)

release without fix: all passed
bun test v1.4.3-canary.1 (d83b736c3)

test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators.test.ts:
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > basic class decorator [7.49ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > class decorator receives correct context [9.75ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > class decorator can replace class [6.42ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > multiple class decorators apply in reverse order [7.29ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > method decorators > instance method decorator [6.36ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > method decorators > static method decorator [6.63ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > method decorators > method decorator context has correct access [6.29ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > getter decorators > getter decorator [6.35ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > setter decorators > setter decorator [6.33ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > field decorators > field decorator receives undefined value [6.88ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > field decorators > multiple field decorators [6.84ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > field decorators > static field decorator [7.26ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > non-ASCII string-literal keys > Bun.Transpiler output preserves the key [0.88ms]
(pass) ES Deco
... (truncated)

passes on PR (with fix)

ASAN with fix: all passed
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators.test.ts
bun test v1.4.3 (6a92015fc)

test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators.test.ts:
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > basic class decorator [338.17ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > class decorator receives correct context [308.25ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > class decorator can replace class [396.76ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > class decorators > multiple class decorators apply in reverse order [316.26ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > method decorators > instance method decorator [391.13ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > method decorators > static method decorator [393.40ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > method decorators > method decorator context has correct access [317.29ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > getter decorators > getter decorator [334.81ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > setter decorators > setter decorator [310.19ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > field decorators > field decorator receives undefined value [312.04ms]
(pass) ES Decorators > field decorators > multiple field decorators [303.38ms]
(
... (truncated)

release with fix: all passed
$ bun scripts/build.ts --profile=release
[configured] bun-profile → bun (stripped) in 625ms (unchanged)
ninja: Entering directory `/workspace/bun/build/release'
[1/5] gen generated_host_exports.rs
generated_host_exports.rs: 122 exports (host=5, lazy=10, generic=107, rust=0); 243 extern-C blocks audited
[1/5] cargo bun_runtime → libbun_runtime.a
�[1m�[92m   Compiling�[0m bun_js_parser v0.0.0 (/workspace/bun/src/js_parser)
�[1m�[92m   Compiling�[0m bun_resolver v0.0.0 (/workspace/bun/src/resolver)
�[1m�[92m   Compiling�[0m bun_ini v0.0.0 (/workspace/bun/src/ini)
�[1m�[92m   Compiling�[0m bun_bundler v0.0.0 (/workspace/bun/src/bundler)
�[1m�[92m   Compiling�[0m bun_router v0.0.0 (/workspace/bun/src/router)
�[1m�[92m   Compiling�[0m bun_standalone_graph v0.0.0 (/workspace/bun/src/standalone_graph)
�[1m�[92m   Compiling�[0m bun_transpiler v0.0.0 (/workspace/bun/src/transpiler)
�[1m�[92m   Compiling�[0m bun_bunfig v0.0.0 (/workspace/bun/src/bunfig)
�[1m�[92m   Compiling�[0m bun_install v0.0.0 (/workspace/bun/src/install)
�[1m�[92m   Compiling�[0m bun_jsc v0.0.0 (/workspace/bun/src/jsc)
�[1m�[92m   Compiling�[0m bun_js_parser_jsc v0.0.0 (/workspace/bun/src/js_parser_js
... (truncated)

diff hotspot

src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs       | 2852 +++++++++----------------
 src/js_parser/p.rs                            |   39 +-
 src/js_parser/visit/mod.rs                    |    2 +-
 src/js_parser/visit/visit_expr.rs             |    2 +-
 src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerCache.rs             |    3 +-
 test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators.test.ts | 1151 ++++++++++
 6 files changed, 2150 insertions(+), 1899 deletions(-)

gate history · 7 passed · 1 rejected · iteration 10

evidence per changed file

file                                           reads  edits  tests
src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs           44     37     33
src/js_parser/p.rs                                 6      3     29
src/js_parser/visit/mod.rs                         2      2     29
src/js_parser/visit/visit_expr.rs                  1      0     28
src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerCache.rs                  1      1     28
test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators.test.ts      3      2     27

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Walkthrough

Changes

Standard decorator corrections

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Class lowering and transpiler integration src/js_parser/p.rs, src/js_parser/visit/mod.rs, src/js_parser/visit/visit_expr.rs, src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerCache.rs	Effectful exported classes remain inside generated try blocks and are re-exported through generated bindings. The decorator lowering call uses the revised argument order. The cache format advances to version 32.
Decorator behavior and execution matrix test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators.test.ts	Tests cover initialization order, private members, accessors, inheritance, computed keys, class expressions, exports, temporary names, and JavaScript, TypeScript, and bundled execution modes.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner

Priority: ➖ Normal

Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 2a1b7

Modules that place a top-level using before such an exported class can observe the class evaluation before resource initialization. Preserve source order before merging.

🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4

✅ Passed checks (4 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The PR meets the coding requirements for #28118, #31917, and #31921. src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs rewrites private references in field initializers and nested bindings, including loop and…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changes remain within decorator lowering and its required support. The parser change preserves exported-class initialization with static blocks or computed properties when top-level using is pre…
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: standard decorator lowering now keeps class members in their original positions.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description explains the problem, implementation, intended behavior changes, known exclusions, and verification results. It does not use the exact template headings, but it provides the required i…

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[robobun]

^{Updated 10:35 PM PT - Sep 12th, 2026}

✅ @Jarred-Sumner, your commit 2a1b72b904e282c263facaaf6a4fb181bc8762e0 passed in Build #115033! 🎉

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[robobun]

Status: the branch carries the rewrite from 16b81df and cddbd20 (members stay where they are written), plus three small commits for the last review round (2d45ffa, 798bec0, d83b736). The description above is current.

Reproduced the reports on bun 1.4.1 and 1.4.2 with plain bun file.js: init b (a NOT set), BASE SETTER 1, 3 1 2, Cannot reference undeclared private names. Each is a test in test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators.test.ts. The file passes 418 tests on d83b736 and fails 351 of the first 416 on 1.4.2.

The CommonJS bun:wrap import and the misplaced decorator errors are no longer part of this PR. #38012 and #35544 have them, except @x static {}, which has no PR yet.

[claude]

Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the capture_private_receiver path — chained receivers are captured into a temp before the get/set pair, so a.b.#x += 1 evaluates a.b once; and the CJS runtime-import fix — generate_runtime_require_stmt is gated on wrap_mode == BunCommonjs only, so ESM/none paths still get the import form.

Extended reasoning...

The three confirmed findings already flag the substantive gaps in rewrite_expr (write-position super, unvisited computed keys / arrow defaults, and the useDefineForClassFields: false uninitialized-field emission). The five ruled-out candidates were all duplicates or subsets of those same two ReplaceSuper / rewrite_expr coverage issues. I looked at two adjacent areas the findings do not cover: the new receiver-capture for lowered-private compound assignment (it hoists the receiver into a single temp before emitting the get/set pair, so side-effecting receivers along a chain are not re-evaluated), and the parse_entry.rs runtime-import branch (the require("bun:wrap") form is only taken under BunCommonjs, leaving the existing ESM emission path untouched). Nothing further to add beyond the inline comments.

Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

• 🔴 src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs:592 — rewrite_moved_static_expr misses this/super/inner-class-name inside object computed keys and arrow default parameters, so undecorated static members that used to stay in the class body now break when moved out [also at: src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs:602 - rewrite_expr skips EClass entirely, so this/super/the inner class name inside a nested class expression's…]

  Extended reasoning...

  rewrite_expr (the walker rewrite_moved_static_expr drives for ReplaceThis / ReplaceSuper / ReplaceRef) never recurses into prop.key of an EObject (lines 570-579) nor into e.args of an EArrow (lines 589-592). This PR now routes every static field initializer and static block of a class with any decorated member through rewrite_moved_static_expr (lines 1310-1334, 1848-1870, moved_initializer! at 1958-1974), whereas on the base branch undecorated static members stayed in the class body and evaluated natively.

  Concrete regression: in class C { @ dec m() {} static k = "a"; static x = { [this.k]: 1 }; }, or const E = class Named { @ dec m() {} static f = (a = Named.k) => a; }, the base branch left the undecorated static x / static f in the body so this === C / Named was in scope; after this change the initializer is relocated after the class, this.k in the object key (or Named / this in the arrow default) is not rewritten, and module load throws TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'k') (ESM strict this === undefined) or…

  Verification: normal — The walker gap is real and the PR newly exposes previously-working code to it. Gap 1 — EObject computed keys (lower_decorators.rs:570-579): the EObject arm visits only prop.value and prop.initializer, never prop.key. A computed key { [this.foo]: v } has this in prop.key, which is skipped. Gap 2 — EArrow default params (lower_decorators.rs:589-592): the EArrow arm…

[dylan-conway]

@robobun 10x more tests pls

[robobun]

Working on it: the member matrix becomes one test per cell and mode, with two more dimensions (class decorator present, derived class), plus more transpiler output checks.

[robobun]

Done in ce1072b: the suite went from 24 to 1139 tests.

• The member matrix now has five dimensions: kind (field, method, getter, setter, accessor) x instance/static x public/private x class decorator present x derived class. Each cell is a class with undecorated instance, private and static fields and a static block around the decorated member, and each cell is its own test in each of the 11 modes (.js, .ts, .cjs, .cts, .js with module.exports, useDefineForClassFields: false for .ts and .cts, and bun build for four of them). The decorator also replaces every member kind with one that appends !, so a cell shows the decorator result landed on the right member and nothing else.
• A new ES decorators lowering output block checks the transpiled shape: field placement and [[Define]] vs [[Set]] forms, hoisted computed keys, distinct temporaries for sibling classes, the this and super rewrites, private member updates, private method brands, parameter properties, named class expressions, static block IIFEs, and that a class without decorators is printed unchanged.
• The super section now compares against node's output for the same class without the decorator, including compound and update assignments and a computed key with side effects.

Runs in about 8 s on the debug build. On bun 1.4.0, 1 of the 1139 passes (the unchanged-class check).

[claude]

Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

• 🔴 src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs:779 — ReplaceSuper has no tagged-template arm, so a relocated static x = super.m`tpl` calls m with this === undefined instead of the class

  Extended reasoning...

  The RewriteKind::ReplaceSuper block (lines 598-715) special-cases bare super.x, ECall with a super.x target, compound/update assignments, and unary update — but not ETemplate. A tagged template super.m`...` therefore falls through to the generic walker, whose ETemplate arm at lines 771-779 recurses into e.tag; the tag super.m then matches the bare-read case at line 599 and is replaced with Reflect.get(Object.getPrototypeOf(C), "m", C). The emitted code is Reflect.get(...)`tpl` , which invokes m with this === undefined because a call-expression result is not a Reference and carries no receiver, whereas native super.m`tpl` invokes it with this === C. Relative to the base branch this is a regression: on base only decorated static fields left the class body, so an undecorated static tag = super.fmt`hello` beside @ dec m(){} stayed in the body and ran natively; after this change every static field of a decorated class is relocated and the same source now calls fmt with the wrong receiver (any this.xxx inside fmt throws `TypeError: Cannot read…

  Verification: normal — The RewriteKind::ReplaceSuper variant is entirely new in this PR (the diff shows the enum going from {ReplaceRef, ReplaceThis} to also include ReplaceSuper), and its match arm at src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs:598-715 special-cases only four shapes: bare super.x/super[x] (line 599), ECall with a super-property target (line 604), EBinary… | normal — The…

• 🟣 src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs:1161 — Private-access rewriter turns this.#x in a destructuring target into __privateGet(...), an invalid assignment LHS

  Extended reasoning...

  rewrite_private_accesses_in_expr special-cases obj.#x = v (line 1095-1107), obj.#x op= v (1109-1143), #x in obj (1145-1154) and ++/--obj.#x (1203-1243), but a destructuring assignment falls through: for [this.#x] = arr or ({k: this.#y} = o) the EBinary/BinAssign arm sees e.left as EArray/EObject, misses the EIndex guard at 1096, and recurses generically at 1156-1161. The EArray/EObject arms then reach each pattern element as a plain EIndex (line 1079-1088) and rewrite it to __privateGet(this, _x) — a call expression on the left of an assignment. The output is [__privateGet(this, _x)] = arr, which JSC rejects with SyntaxError: Left side of assignment is not a reference.

  Relative to base this is a regression: previously an undecorated #x next to @ dec a = 1 stayed a native private field, so m() { [this.#x] = [1] } ran unchanged; now every private member of a decorated class is lowered and every method body is rewritten via Phase 5 (lines 2773-2799), so the same source no longer loads. The fix must detect lowered-private targets inside…

  Verification: normal — The mechanism is exactly as described and produces unparseable output. At src/js_parser/lower/lower_decorators.rs:1095-1096, the BinAssign special case only fires when e.left is directly an EIndex: rust if e.op == js_ast::OpCode::BinAssign { if let js_ast::ExprData::EIndex(left_idx) = &mut e.left.data { For [this.#x] = arr or ({k: this.#y} = o), e.left is…

[robobun]

e7eeb9e addresses the second review round:

• super in relocated static code now goes through __superGet / __superSet / __superWrapper from bun:wrap (esbuild's helper shape), so a local Reflect or Object cannot shadow it, and __superSet returns the assigned value.
• super.m?.() checks the looked-up method; super.tag\x`binds the receiver;[super.x] = vandfor (super.x of v)use__superWrapper(...)._`.
• Private methods extracted from the class keep their super (home object C.prototype for instance methods, C for static ones).
• Lowered private members as template tags bind their receiver; as destructuring or for-of targets they use the new __privateWrapper.

Each form is checked against node's output for the same class without the decorator (superForms and privateForms in the fixture, with Reflect and Object shadowed), plus output-shape tests. Now 1163 tests.

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In `@src/runtime.js`:
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__reflectSet and throw a TypeError when the superclass property assignment
fails, while preserving the existing return of val for successful writes. Ensure
__superWrapper’s setter continues to use __superSet so it inherits the same
strict-mode behavior.

In `@test/bundler/transpiler/es-decorators-lowering.test.ts`:
- Around line 16-22: Remove the filterStderr helper and stop applying stderr
filtering in the subprocess assertions, including the runMode failure check.
Assert the raw subprocess stderr directly so genuine diagnostics are not hidden.
- Around line 666-721: Update the single-file cases in the es-decorators
lowering tests, including the cases around “undecorated fields initialize in
source order next to decorated fields” and the referenced later range, to pass
their inline source directly through bunExe() with the -e flag instead of
creating test.js via tempDir. Retain tempDir only for tests requiring real files
or multiple files, such as tsconfig, .cts/.cjs, or require() scenarios.

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13a9a0e: __superSet now throws the strict-mode TypeError when the underlying [[Set]] fails (a getter-only or read-only property on the base class), matching the native super.x = v. The two bundler snapshots that embed a content hash of the runtime module (html-import-manifest, cyclic-imports-async-bundler) are updated for the new helpers; nothing else in those outputs changed. Test housekeeping from the review: single-file cases use bun -e from a tsconfig-free cwd, the stderr filter is gone, and the per-mode setup hook has the same generous timeout as the esbuild suite.

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1c58acd folds in the open PRs that fixed parts of this lowering one at a time. I ran each of their test suites against this branch.

Covered, closing in favor of this PR: #31405 (private names in static blocks), #31922 (this and the inner class name in relocated static initializers), #38734 (unique temporary names). #38734 had three cases this branch missed, ported here with tests:

• accessor "x y" = 1 named its WeakMap _x y, which does not parse. Keys that are not identifiers now use the _accessor_storage<n> counter.
• When bundling, two class expressions in sibling blocks shared _x and _init: the symbols were registered with the block scope of the class, but the var that declares them hoists to the function or module scope. new_sym now registers them with the var-hoisting scope (declared_symbols at the top level, scope.generated below it).
• When bundling, the _obj temporary that captures a private call receiver (this.self().#secret()) was never recorded as a declared symbol, so it kept the name _obj next to a user const _obj. All capture temporaries now go through the same registration, and print as _obj$5, _tmp$6 without a renamer.

The fixture gains five sections (staticBlockPrivate, relocatedScopes, temporaryNames, temporaryScopes, accessorKeys), run in all 11 modes. The body lists the issues those PRs fixed.

Mostly covered since e7eeb9e, left open with a note: #38769 and #38730 (super in extracted private methods and relocated static code). Two of their cases still differ from the native class here:

function dec() {}
class Base { greet() { return "base"; } static n = 1; }
const swap = (cls) => class extends cls { greet() { return "replacement:" + super.greet(); } };
@swap class C extends Base {
  @dec m() {}
  greet() { return "c:" + super.greet(); }
  #im() { return super.greet(); }
  run() { return this.#im(); }
  static { try { delete super.n; } catch (e) { C.deleted = e.constructor.name; } }
}
console.log(new C().run(), C.deleted);
// native: "base" "ReferenceError"
// this branch: "c:base" undefined

The home object of #im is the original class's prototype, so super.greet must skip the replaced class's own greet. SuperHome::Prototype(class_name_ref) points at the replacement once a class decorator ran. delete super.x always throws a ReferenceError.

Not covered: #38904 and #38933 declare the temporaries per evaluation for a class expression in a parameter default, a field initializer or a loop body. Here (and in esbuild 0.25) the var temporaries are shared across evaluations, so the second class reads the first one's WeakMap.

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@robobun actually don't

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10019-10059: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Include heritage expressions and ordinary static field initializers in runs_code.

finalize emits excluded exported classes in result before the generated try. The transformed top-level using remains inside that try. Therefore, when using precedes an exported class, an extends expression or ordinary static field initializer can run before the using initializer. Broaden the relocation predicate to keep these class evaluation forms in source order.

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In `@src/js_parser/p.rs` around lines 10019 - 10059, Update the runs_code
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In `@src/js_parser/p.rs`:
- Around line 10019-10059: Update the runs_code predicate in finalize’s SClass
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