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…t --splitting (#41263) ### Problem - Without `--splitting`, `bun build --outdir out ./a.ts ./b.ts` silently writes only `out/b.js` when the files import each other. CSS entry points lose a file the same way. A `--compile` executable can run nothing. - Cause: `compute_chunks` keys an entry chunk by the full `entry_bits` of its file (`src/bundler/linker_context/computeChunks.rs:120`). Entry points that reach each other get equal keys, so the second overwrites the first. - Same root: when entry `a` imports entry `b`, `out/a.js` can run `b`'s imports too early. ### Fix - Key each entry chunk and CSS entry by the entry point's own bit, as code splitting does (#26089). `LinkerGraph::load` keeps one entry point per file. - Without code splitting, `find_imported_parts_in_js_order` starts its walk at the chunk's own entry point. HTML scripts now run in page order. - In cjs output, only the entry point of a chunk writes `module.exports`, as in esbuild. This also fixes a re-export leak in single-entry builds. A missing ESM wrapper is no longer called (`__INVALID__REF__();`). - Verified: 11 new tests in `test/bundler/`. 9 fail on the base. Self-review: 3 concerns, all addressed. ### Background - `entry_bits` is the set of entry points that reach a file. - Without code splitting, Bun links all entry points in one pass (esbuild links each alone). An entry chunk holds every file its entry point reaches. - A chunk prints files in the order of an import walk. It starts at the smallest `distance_from_entry_point`, which is 0 for every entry point. <details><summary>Notes</summary> **Repro** ```ts // a.ts import { b } from "./b.ts"; export const a = "a"; console.log("a sees", b); // b.ts import { a } from "./a.ts"; export const b = "b"; console.log("b sees", a); ``` `bun build --outdir out ./a.ts ./b.ts` prints only `b.js (entry point)`. With `--splitting`, both files are written. Two CSS files that `@import` each other lose one output, with and without `--splitting`. For `--compile`: `main.ts` does `import("./plugin.ts")` and `plugin.ts` does `import("./main.ts")`. `bun build --compile ./main.ts ./plugin.ts --outfile app` makes an executable whose main module is the chunk of `plugin.ts`. The code of `main.ts` sits in an `init_main` wrapper that nothing calls, so `./app` prints nothing and exits 0. **Module order** `a.ts` imports `c.ts`, then `b.ts`. `b.ts` imports `d.ts`. Both `a.ts` and `b.ts` are entry points. Unbundled, `bun a.ts` prints `c d b a`. On 1.4.1, `out/a.js` prints `d b c a`: `b.ts` also has distance 0 and a lower stable index, so the walk starts there. esbuild prints `c d b a`. An HTML page with `<script src="./first.js">` and `<script src="./second.js">` runs `second` first when `second.js` is also an entry point. With only the key change, the cycle's `out/a.js` would get the module order of `out/b.js`. So the key change and the walk change stay together. **`module.exports` in cjs output** Two writes to `module.exports` come from the linker, not from user code: - Step 5 puts `module.exports = __toCommonJS(exports)` at the end of part 0 of each entry point file (`doStep5.rs`). - `export * from` a module that needs a run-time re-export prints `__reExport(exports, mod, module.exports)` (`convertStmtsForChunk.rs`). Both are per file, and the file of one entry point can print in the chunk of another. The walk emits part 0 of a file when it enters the file, before its imports. On 1.4.1 the other entry point's file came first, so its writes came before the chunk's own assignment and did no harm. With the walk change, they come last. For `index.ts` that imports `utils.ts`, both entry points, `require("./out/index.js")` returned the exports of `utils.ts`. In a cycle, 1.4.1 already got this wrong: its one output, `b.js`, exported the names of `a.ts`. Now both writes happen only when the file is the entry point of the chunk (`Chunk::is_entry_point_file`). esbuild has the same rule (`file.IsEntryPoint()`, in a link of one entry point). The part 0 write is the last statement of that part, and the printer drops it in other chunks. The re-export rule also changes single-entry builds. On 1.4.1, a file that the entry point imports, but does not re-export, still wrote its `export * from "ext"` names onto `module.exports`. esbuild does not. A re-export chain still works, because each file in it re-exports the next file at run time, and the entry point file writes to `module.exports` (checked with a chain of three files). `importstar/ReExportStarEntryPointAndInnerFileExternal` expected the leak. Before 2f7ff95, the harness threw for every cjs test, and this test expected the value that esbuild prints. That commit set the current value when cjs output first ran. The same commit added `ReExportStarEntryPointAndInnerFile`, without externals, which expects no top-level `b`. This PR restores the esbuild value. **Two entry points that name one file** An onResolve plugin can map two entry point names to one file. The plugin path adds the file to the entry points twice. On 1.4.1, the full-bits key merged the two chunks without `--splitting`, so the build wrote `second-name.js`. With `--splitting`, it failed with "Multiple files share the same output path". `LinkerGraph::load` now skips a file that is already an entry point, as its loop for `import()` targets does. Both modes write `second-name.js`. The name comes from `entry_point_original_names`, which keeps the last name. When a plugin declines an entry point and the default resolver finds a file that is already an entry point, `enqueue_entry_item` returns `None` and records no name. This PR does not change that path. #38600 works on it. **Output order** The old non-split key started with a byte that was 0 for an HTML entry point and 1 for the others. It sorted HTML entry chunks before JS entry chunks. The own-bit key has no such byte. For `bun build ./index.html ./b.ts ./c.html`, the outputs are now listed as `index.html`, `b.js`, `c.html` (with their chunks), in the order of the entry points. The files and their contents do not change. Entry point 0 still sorts first, so `--compile` picks the same main module. **Tests** New, and failing on the base commit: - `edgecase/EntryPointsImportEachOther`, `edgecase/EntryPointImportsEntryPointModuleOrder`, `edgecase/CSSEntryPointsImportEachOther`, `edgecase/EntryPointsImportEachOtherCommonJS` - `html/script-that-is-also-an-entry-point` - `compile/EntryPointsImportEachOther` - `plugin/two entry points that resolve to one file (splitting: true)` - `edgecase/EntryPointRequiredByEntryPointCommonJS`, `edgecase/RequiredEntryPointWithoutWrapperCommonJS` New, and passing on the base commit: `edgecase/EntryPointImportsEntryPointCommonJS` and the `splitting: false` plugin case. Both fail if either cjs write or the dedupe is removed. Changed: `importstar/ReExportStarEntryPointAndInnerFileExternal` (above) and `compile/HelloWorldWithProcessVersionsBun`. A debug build inlines `process.versions.bun` as `1.4.1-debug`. That test removed `-debug` only from the expected value, so it failed on every debug build. The API variant of the test removes it from both values, and now this one does too. **Checked by hand** Against esbuild 0.25.1 (run output and `module.exports` compared): a ring of three entry points in `esm`, `cjs`, and `iife`, a CommonJS cycle, `export * from` another entry point, re-export chains of two and three files in cjs, and a named import from a file that re-exports a `node:` module. Also rings of 10 and 130 entry points (130 uses the heap bit set), `Bun.build` with `metafile` and `sourcemap: "external"`, an HTML entry point whose script is in a cycle of two JS entry points, and `--no-bundle --format=cjs` (byte-identical output). **Suites run with the debug build** `bundler_edgecase`, `bundler_html`, `bundler_html_server`, `bundler_plugin`, `bundler_cjs`, `bundler_compile`, `bundler_compile_splitting`, `bundler_splitting`, `esbuild/{default,importstar,importstar_ts,dce,splitting,css,metafile,loader,lower,ts,extra,packagejson}`, `metafile`, `bundler_naming`, `html-import-manifest`, `bundler_cjs2esm`, `bundler_regressions`, `bun-build-api`, `bundler_browser`, `bundler_bun`, `cli`, `bundler_loader`, `bundler_files`, `bundler_barrel`, `bundler_minify`, `regression/issue/5344`, and `bake/{dev/production,dev-and-prod,dev/ssg-pages-router}`. An earlier round also ran `bun-build-compile`, `compile-asset-bunfs`, `native-plugin`, and `regression/issue/{10004,10139,22317,25716,27431,32686}`. Some tests time out at 5 s on the debug build. Each of them builds one entry point, and each passes with a longer timeout. **`__INVALID__REF__();` in cjs output** A file that something `require()`s gets an ESM wrapper (`init_foo`). When all of its top-level statements hoist, the parser gives it no wrapper symbol (`needs_wrapper_ref`), and the printer prints the file with no wrapper. The esm tail of an entry point checks for the symbol. The cjs tail did not, so it printed `__INVALID__REF__();`, and loading the output threw `ReferenceError: __INVALID__REF__ is not defined`. The cjs tail now has the same check. One entry point is enough: `entry.ts` has `export function load() { return require("./c.ts"); }`, and `c.ts` requires `entry.ts`. With two entry points, `a.ts` does `require("./b.ts")`, and `b.ts` has only `export const` lines. 1.2.0, 1.3.0, 1.4.0, and 1.4.1 all print the bad call. #37843 has the same check, and it also adds the missing iife tail. `bun build --format=iife` of a CommonJS entry point runs none of its code (1.2.0 through main), because nothing calls `require_entry()`. This PR does not change iife output. **Related** - #30544 made the same key change in the Zig source. It was closed because the Rust port removed those files. - #40601 changes where an entry point's module goes with `--splitting`. It does not touch the non-split key. - #41235 changes how `import.meta.main` prints when a build has several entry points. - #37843 adds the iife tail and has the same cjs check as this PR. </details>
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…nks can load it (#41264) ### Problem - In an executable built with `--compile --splitting`, an `import()` or `require()` of the entry point from another chunk fails: `ResolveMessage: Cannot find module '/$bunfs/root/main.js' imported from /$bunfs/root/tool.js`. It happens with `bun build` and `Bun.build`, on 1.4.1-canary.1 and main. - The linker prints the path of the entry point's chunk, `main.js`, into the other chunks. After linking, the CLI and `Bun.build` renamed that output file to the name of the outfile (`build_command.rs:807`, `js_bundle_completion_task.rs:334`). So the executable has no `/$bunfs/root/main.js`. ### Fix - `compute_chunks` names the entry point's chunk after the outfile (new option `compile_entry_point_name`). It is the chunk that `StandaloneModuleGraph::to_bytes` embeds as the entry point: the first server-side `EntryPoint` (`chunk_side`, `chunk_output_kind`). The post-link renames are removed. - Each path printed for the chunk now names the embedded module: `import()`, `import.meta.require`, module records, and the bytecode source URL. - Visible change: the external source map of the entry point is `<outfile>.map`, not `<entry>.js.map`. Its metafile output is `./<outfile>`. - Verified: 5 new tests in `test/bundler/bundler_compile_splitting.test.ts` and 1 stricter test in `bun-build-compile-sourcemap.test.ts`, which fail on 1.4.1-canary.1. Self-reviewed: 4 concerns raised, 4 addressed. The notes list the other suites. ### Background - `--compile` embeds each output file at `/$bunfs/root/<path>`. The entry point is embedded under the outfile's name, so `import.meta.path` is `/$bunfs/root/<outfile>`. - With `--splitting`, a chunk refers to another chunk by its output path. In an executable, that path starts with `/$bunfs/root/`. - Since #40519, a split `require()` of an ES module is a chunk boundary. It prints `import.meta.require("<path>")`. <details><summary>Notes</summary> - Found while testing another change. No issue reports it. - Released behavior (bun 1.4.0): with one entry point, a lazy chunk's `import()` of it fails, and `require()` of it works. `require()` fails on main because of #40519, which is not released. With two entry points, 1.4.0 runs the program, but the main entry point runs twice. - The fix covers specifiers that the bundler resolves. A computed specifier, such as `import(name)`, still resolves at run time against the embedded names, as before. - Source map name: `bun build --compile --sourcemap` writes the external map for every mode (the mode is forced to `external`, `build_command.rs:321`). So a script that reads `<entry>.js.map` next to the executable must read `<outfile>.map` now. The new name matches the module name in stack traces. Two executables built from the same entry name into one directory no longer write the same map file. #36384 (open) changes which modes write the map file. It does not change the name. - For an empty outfile, `.`, `..` and `../`, the CLI writes the executable as `index`. The entry point is now embedded as `index` too (`compile_outfile`). Before, `--outfile .` embedded it as `/$bunfs/root/`, and relative specifiers from the entry point did not resolve. Main has the same problem. - An outfile name that equals the chunk name of another entry point (`--outfile tool.js` with `tool.ts` as the second entry point) is now a "Multiple files share the same output path" error. Before, the build succeeded, and the executable loaded the main entry point in place of `tool.js`. - `chunk_side` and `chunk_output_kind` have the same text and position as in #41235, so the two PRs merge without a conflict. #41235 also finds the main module in `link` with the same rule. - `writeOutputFilesToDisk.rs` uses the two helpers too. Its old `side` code did not check `IS_BROWSER_CHUNK_FROM_SERVER_BUILD`, so a shared chunk with a browser file that is not its first file now gets `Client` there, as in memory. Nothing reads `side` for files written to disk. - `mergeSmallChunks.rs` still pins the chunks of user entry points under `--compile`. Its comment named the rename as the reason. The reason is gone, but the pin stays, because a removal changes the default chunk layout of split executables. #40601 excludes `--compile` for the same reason. - Tests that fail on the debug build with and without this diff: 3 bytecode tests in `bun-build-compile.test.ts` and 2 in `bun-build-api.test.ts` (timeouts), and `compile/HelloWorldWithProcessVersionsBun`. - Suites run on the debug build: `bundler_compile_splitting`, `bundler_compile`, `bun-build-compile`, `bun-build-compile-sourcemap`, `compile-asset-bunfs`, `compile-sourcemap-internal`, `bundler_compile_autoload`, `compile-argv`, `compile-process-execargv`, `bundler_html_server`, `standalone`, `html-import-manifest`, `metafile`, `bundler_splitting`, `bun-build-api`, `bundler_edgecase`. - Checked by hand: `--bytecode --format=esm` (the entry point and the other chunk load from bytecode), `--minify`, `--sourcemap=external`, entry points in different directories, a static and a dynamic import of the entry point in one file, and a server entry point with an HTML import. </details> <!-- robobun:evidence:begin --> --- **no test proof** · iteration 1 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bundler/bundler_compile_splitting.test.ts, test/bundler/bun-build-compile-sourcemap.test.ts <!-- robobun:evidence:end -->
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) Closes oven-sh#28431 ## Problem When piping an object-mode `Readable` into a byte-mode `Transform`/`Writable`, `dest.write()` throws `ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE` because the chunk is an object instead of a string/Buffer/TypedArray. This error was uncatchable — it crashed the process instead of being emitted on the destination stream's `error` event. ## Root Cause In `Readable.prototype.pipe`, the `ondata` handler called `dest.write(chunk)` without a try/catch: ```javascript function ondata(chunk) { const ret = dest.write(chunk); // throws uncaught if (ret === false) { pause(); } } ``` ## Fix Wrap `dest.write(chunk)` in a try/catch and call `dest.destroy(err)` in the catch block, matching Node.js behavior: ```javascript function ondata(chunk) { try { const ret = dest.write(chunk); if (ret === false) { pause(); } } catch (err) { dest.destroy(err); } } ``` ## Verification - `USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1 bun test test/regression/issue/28431.test.ts` → FAIL (bug exists on main) - `bun bd test test/regression/issue/28431.test.ts` → PASS (fix works) --- **Verification (robobun, iteration 9):** CI on prior commit ea5b22f: Lint JS ✅, Format ✅, alpine-aarch64 ✅, debian-x64-ASAN ✅, windows-aarch64 ✅, darwin builds ✅. Only failure was linux-aarch64-build-cpp — unrelated to this pure JS change. Latest commit 1516e0b build oven-sh#41235 still in progress. Diff: two files, no TODO/FIXME/HACK, no unrelated changes. Test pipes object-mode Readable into byte-mode Transform, asserts ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE on both error event and async iterator throw — would crash on main without the fix. Claude reviews LGTM (confirmed fix matches Node.js v22 upstream). CodeRabbit pre-merge checks all passed. --------- Co-authored-by: Jarred Sumner <jarred@jarredsumner.com>
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I checked the review findings on fcdf998. Both red findings are real. 1. CommonJS Worker entry point. Under
The release is wrong for the ES module files, and this branch is wrong for the CommonJS files. The runtime takes the CommonJS path when the parser's One case cannot be right with a literal. A CommonJS entry point that the main thread loads with a run-time 2. Code behind 3. Loader from a plugin ( 4. Test nits. I will replace the plain |
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`bun build --compile` inlined `true` for `import.meta.main` in every entry
point. The executable runs only one entry point as its main module. So a
Worker entry point saw `true`. The copy of the main entry point in the bundle
of a worker that imports it also saw `true`. If that entry point started the
worker under `if (import.meta.main)`, the executable started workers until
thread creation failed.
The printer now takes a literal for `import.meta.main` from the linker,
through `js_printer::Options::import_meta_main_value`:
- A file in the chunk of another entry point is a copy, so the value is
`false`. This applies to all builds, so `bun build --outdir` and
`Bun.build({ compile })` output also change.
- Under `--compile` with more than one JavaScript entry point, the parser
keeps the node in the entry points. The value is `true` only for the main
module, in its own chunk or in a shared chunk.
`compute_chunks` already finds the chunk that `StandaloneModuleGraph` runs.
It now records that entry point as `LinkerContext::main_module`.
With one JavaScript entry point, the parser still inlines `true` and drops
the dead branch. HTML and CSS entry points do not count.
Under `--minify-syntax` the literal prints as `!0` or `!1`, so the `**`
check wraps it when it is the left operand.
…n another chunk can hold a copy
The previous commit printed `false` in every entry point of an
executable except the main module. A CommonJS Worker entry then read
`false` where `bun run`, Node.js and Bun 1.4.3 read `true`.
Each entry point of a `bun build --compile` executable now reads
`true` in its own chunk, as before this PR. Only a copy in the chunk
of another entry point reads `false`.
The bundle thread now decides which entry points keep the node for the
linker. It uses the loader and the target of each entry point task, not
the file extension. With one server-side JavaScript entry point no
chunk can hold a copy, so the parser still inlines `true` there.
The tests for `Bun.build({ compile })` with several entry points go
through `itBundled`. For that, the helper no longer gives every entry
point the name of the executable.
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…a time The cases ran one after the other. They now run in describe.concurrent behind the slot counter that bundler_compile_prelinked.test.ts uses: at most three executables link at once, and one at a time on an ASAN or debug build.
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I reviewed the latest push and found no bugs; the slot-counter commit (c801c18) addresses the serial-test note from the last round, so nothing I raised is still open. A maintainer look is still worthwhile because the PR deliberately changes output for non---compile multi-entry builds too (a copy of entry A inside entry B's chunk now prints false in every build), and it makes multi-entry --compile keep code behind if (!import.meta.main) — both are product decisions the author flags for sign-off rather than code defects.
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held_entry_tasks: onlySomeinsideenqueue_entry_points, taken byschedule_held_entry_taskson the same call; tasks are arena-owned so holding&mutacross the loop is sound. The onResolve-plugin path that creates entry tasks later is unreachable here sinceinline_entrypoint_import_meta_mainis only set by the CLI and Bake, which have no JS plugins.- Printer:
value != data.invertedmatches the parser fold in p.rs; theLevel::Callbump underminify_syntaxcovers!0 ** nfor the deferred boolean. - Linker value per file: non-entry files and dynamic-import chunk members were already folded to
falseat parse time, soSome(false)for copies changes nothing for them;Some(true)only reachesUserSpecifiedentries under executable compile mode.
Extended reasoning...
The diff adds a per-chunk import_meta_main_value to js_printer::Options, a keep_import_meta_main flag on ParseTask, a held_entry_tasks queue on BundleV2 that defers scheduling multi-entry --compile entry tasks until the bundler knows whether two or more server JS entries exist, and a 14-case --compile test file plus an expectBundled.ts naming tweak and a docs paragraph. It touches no auth, crypto, or input-parsing surface; the risk is bundler output semantics. The code paths traced (task lifetime, printer precedence, parse-time vs link-time fold consistency) hold up and the only commit since the last review is the test-concurrency change that closes my prior nit. I did not approve because the PR intentionally changes emitted output for existing non-compile multi-entry builds and trades dead-branch elimination for correctness in multi-entry --compile, which the author explicitly leaves to maintainers (#35697 item 4).
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bun build --compile ./cli.ts ./worker.tsinlinesimport.meta.mainastruein every entry point (src/bundler/ParseTask.rs:2687). A worker that importscli.tsholds a copy that readstrue.cli.tsstarts and awaits a worker underif (import.meta.main), workers start workers untilerror: bun ran out of file descriptors (ProcessFdQuotaExceeded). On 1.4.3:panic: failed to create the event loop.Fix
import_meta_main_value). A file in another entry point's chunk printsfalse, in every build.--compilekeeps the node for the linker, which inlinestrueoutside a copy, as before.test/bundler/bundler_compile_import_meta_main.test.ts(14 cases, 11 fail on main).Background
import.meta.mainandrequire.main === moduleto one node (feat(bundler): inlining/dead-code-elimination forimport.meta.main(and --compile) #12867) and folds a known value to a boolean.--splitting, each entry point's chunk holds a copy of every module it imports.true. Both need a maintainer decision (node: es-module v26 compat — builtin import/require identity, require.cache, import.meta.main, module cache keys, resolver imports/exports (+10 tests) #35697 item 4).Downsides
tui.tsonly doesimport "./cli"and both are entry points,tui.jsno longer runs theif (import.meta.main)block ofcli.ts.bun runnever did.--compilekeeps code behindif (!import.meta.main). An import there must resolve or be--external..text+1,280 bytes.Notes
This is the inline fix. On #40601 the question was: "isn't the simpler fix to inline import.meta.main?" Without
--splitting, yes. This PR inlines the value, decides it per file and chunk, and changes no chunk layout. A shared chunk under--splittingstays with #40601.Changes since the previous version (
fcdf998520)trueoutside a copy again. The previous version printedfalsein every entry point except the main module. A CommonJS Worker entry then readfalse, wherebun run, Node.js and 1.4.3 readtrue.schedule_held_entry_tasks). It uses the loader and the target of each entry point task. The previous version counted entry strings by file extension in the parser.trueas on main.[cli.ts, icon.png],[cli.ts, cli.ts]and[index.html, style.css, cli.ts]are byte-identical to main.Bun.buildtest and its hand-set time limit are gone. TheBun.build({ compile })cases go throughitBundled. For that,expectBundled.tsno longer gives every entry point the name of the executable, which failed withMultiple files share the same output path.require.main === modulecome from bundler: import.meta.main is false for an entry point copied into another entry's bundle #40923.The rule for one file in one chunk
false, in every build--splittingtrue, as on mainBun.build,--outdir, Bake)Not changed, on purpose
true. Node.js v26.3.0 readstruein an ES module Worker entry, andbun runreadsfalse. node: es-module v26 compat — builtin import/require identity, require.cache, import.meta.main, module cache keys, resolver imports/exports (+10 tests) #35697 item 4 asks for sign-off to makebun runreadtrue. This PR does not take a side.--splitting. A module that two entry points import is in a shared chunk, which is not a copy. It keeps the value of main, so the worker loop is still possible with--compile --splitting.Bun.isMainThreadis the guard. The docs now say so.new Worker(import.meta.url)) still readstruein the worker.Bun.build({ compile })does not inline. It gets only the copy rule. That fixes the worker loop there forformat: "cjs"andbytecode: true.!import.meta.mainandrequire.main == modulebelong to js_printer: parenthesize the foldedimport.meta.mainnode and the left operand of**by level #33447.Known limits
false. 1.4.3 andbun runreadtruethere, becausebun runhas one instance.if (!import.meta.main) require("x")then needsxto resolve.--external xkeeps it out of the bundle.Bun.build({ compile })has always behaved this way.Self-review items that are not done
bun run.edgecase/ImportMetaMainInCopyOfEntryPointis in the new test file, not inbundler_edgecase.test.ts. On a debug build of this machine,edgecase/DeepImportDiamondDAGin that file needs 56 s of its 60 s limit alone and fails beside other cases, with or without this change. A run of that file cannot prove the new case.History. #12867 added the parse-time value when
--compiletook one entry point. #13421 added Worker support, with more than one entry point. No issue is filed for this bug.Repro
bun build --compile ./cli.ts ./worker.ts --outfile app && (ulimit -n 256; ./app)bun run cli.ts:{"main":true,"worker":{"workerMain":false,"cliMainInWorker":false}}panic: failed to create the event loop9b4284f788: exit 1,error: bun ran out of file descriptors (ProcessFdQuotaExceeded){"main":true,"worker":{"workerMain":true,"cliMainInWorker":false}}, exit 0Measurements. Release builds, Linux x64: main
9b4284f788and this branch.llvm-size -A):.text81,904,485 to 81,905,765 bytes (+1,280). File 107,497,184 to 107,501,280 bytes (+4,096).ParseTask408 = 408,js_printer::Options216 = 216,BundleV22,576 to 2,608,LinkerContext1,160 to 1,168 bytes.--compileexecutable,[index.html, style.css, cli.ts],[cli.ts, icon.png],bun build ./a.ts ./b.ts --outdirfor 3 targets and 2 formats, andBun.buildin 2 formats.--no-bundleoutput: identical for 30 of 30 files.BUN_THREADPOOL_STATS=1), 2,120 modules, two entry points: 2,122 = 2,122, one parse phase.openatper read of the test (gdb,catch syscall openat, 1,000 reads): 0 in the main module, in a Worker entry, and in an entry point loaded at run time. The same as main.if (!import.meta.main) require("./big.js")in the first entry point, entry chunk bytes on main and here:[cli]60 = 60,[cli, icon.png]60 = 60,[cli, cli]60 = 60,[index.html, style.css, cli]60 = 60,[cli, worker]60 to 4,479,[cli, worker that imports cli]60 to 5,630.valgrindandperfare not installed.Suites on the debug build
bundler_compile_import_meta_main.test.ts: 14 pass. On a release build of main: 11 fail.bundler_compile85,bundler_compile_prelinked81,bundler_compile_splitting30,bundler_compile_autoload23,bundler_html_server4,bundler_minify65,bundler_splitting209: all pass.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 2 · 8 files touched
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