[robobun]

Problem

• bun build prints CSS all ahead of the declarations before it. .a{font:12px serif;all:initial} becomes .a{all:initial;font:12px serif}, so the font is not reset.
• all is missing from the property name table (src/css/properties/properties_generated.rs). The minifier writes it at once and writes shorthands such as font at block end (src/css/declaration.rs).

Fix

• Parse all. On a CSS-wide keyword such as unset, or a value with var()/env(), drop the earlier declarations that all resets.
• Any other value (revert-rule, if()) keeps its place and resets nothing: browsers differ on it.
• The reset compacts in place only what follows the previous all, so it is linear. lightningcss copies every survivor each time.
• Self-reviewed: 15 concerns raised, 15 addressed. Verified: test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts (43 of 64 new cases fail on main), duplicate-declaration-merge-hang.test.ts, all CSS suites.

Background

• DeclarationBlock::minify feeds each declaration to a DeclarationHandler. One sub-handler per shorthand group buffers longhands and writes the shortest form last.
• all sets every property except direction, unicode-bidi and custom properties (css-cascade-5).
• Weighed: a filter at block end (a branch per block), a scan before the handlers (a pass per block), a flush that drops nothing.

Downsides

• A sheet without all pays +0.55% instructions in the minify pass (15 framework sheets, output unchanged). bun_css grows 7,166 bytes.
• transition: ALL and unicode-bidi keywords print lowercase. transition-property: all no longer merges with none.
• Rules staged before all survive, as on main. Dedup now drops --x from .a{--x:1;color:red;all:unset}.b{color:blue}.a{--y:2;all:unset} (see css: compare custom property names in PropertyId equality and importance in duplicate-rule detection #33684).

Notes

Repro (bun 1.4.3-canary.1 and main 7d240c1):

printf '.a{font:12px serif;all:initial}.b{margin:0;all:unset;color:red}.c{color:red;all:unset;color:blue}' > all.css
bun build --minify all.css
# .a{all:initial;font:12px serif}.b{all:unset;color:red;margin:0}.c{color:#00f;all:unset}

With this change: .a{all:initial}.b{all:unset;color:red}.c{all:unset;color:#00f}. The third rule is a second form of the bug. FallbackHandler (src/css/properties/prefix_handler.rs) overwrites the first color or text-shadow in place when the property repeats, so a repeat after all landed in front of it.

What the change has

• Name table rows for all and unicode-bidi, and a typed Property::UnicodeBidi. unicode-bidi is typed only so that the reset can tell it from an unknown property.
• Property::eql compares the all keyword. It returned true for any two All values, which was harmless while Property::All was only the placeholder for a moved-out slot.
• Property::resets_block and UnparsedProperty::resets_block are the one rule for "this all resets the block". handle_all and the scan in reset_for_all both use it.
• handle_all is the last link of DeclarationHandler::handle_property. For an all that does not reset, it calls finalize, which writes what the handlers hold, and the caller then pushes the all after that.
• reset_for_all replaces the handler, keeps the list, finds the previous resetting all by a scan back from the end, compacts what follows it in place, and pushes the new all. That entry is what the next reset scans back to.
• Two debug assertions state what the scan relies on: the entry reset_for_all pushes satisfies resets_block, and at the end of a block nothing ahead of the last resetting all is a declaration that all resets. Each one fires when the code is changed to break it (checked with a build that has debug assertions on).

The quadratic reset was in the first version of this PR and a fuzzer found it. No release and no main has it. It is fixed here, so this is not a speed-up for any user.

• Input: one rule with --cN:1;all:initial; repeated 20,000 times (448,893 bytes). The report measured 9.5 s of user CPU for bun build --minify with the first version and under 51 ms on main. On a debug build here, 16,000 pairs took 34.9 s with the first version and take 0.5 s now.
• The same slope showed with all:var(--x), with direction:var(--dN) survivors, in the !important list, and with n rules .a{--cN:1;all:initial} that merge into one.
• lightningcss-cli 1.33.0 has the same slope in its handle_all: 274 / 1,080 / 4,438 / 20,393 ms of user CPU at 2,500 / 5,000 / 10,000 / 20,000 pairs, and 3 to 8 ms for a control without all.

Differences from lightningcss, which this port follows otherwise

• lightningcss buffers direction and unicode-bidi and writes them once at the end of the block. That moves them in blocks that have no all. Here they stay where the source has them. So 3 of the 11 cases of its test_all() print differently, with the same meaning: .foo{unicode-bidi:embed;all:revert-layer} and .foo{direction:rtl;all:revert-layer} keep the source order, and .foo{direction:rtl;all:revert-layer;direction:ltr} keeps both direction declarations. The other 8 cases print what lightningcss prints.
• lightningcss copies every custom property into a new handler on each all. Here the reset reads only what follows the previous all.
• lightningcss collapses a repeated custom property to its last value at its first position. Not ported: it made a later declaration lose with the --buncss-* variables of css: emit the color-scheme fallback vars once when a block is minified again #38512 and the name-blind comparison of css: compare custom property names in PropertyId equality and importance in duplicate-rule detection #33684.
• An all with var() or env() resets. Any other unparsed value keeps its place. revert-rule is in the value grammar of all (css-cascade-5) and if() and attr() make a declaration valid at parse time (css-values-5), but not every browser version has them. So the earlier declarations are the fallback and must stay, and the order must stay too.

Measurements. bun_css built with cargo's release flags (opt-level 3, one codegen unit, ThinLTO) and linked into a small harness that runs parse, StyleSheet::minify and print, and reads a perf_event_open user-instruction counter around minify. perf, valgrind and bloaty are not installed on the machine. A full release build of bun was not made, so the byte count is for the bun_css object, not for the binary.

• 15 framework sheets in test/js/bun/css/files (2,905,586 bytes, none has all): 108,288,251 instructions on main, 108,884,574 with this change (+596,323, +0.55%, minimum of 9 runs). bulma.css alone: +250,447 (+1.04%). The cost is the one more link that a declaration no handler claims passes through. The 15 sheets print the same bytes as on main.
• bun_css release object text (llvm-size, through the ThinLTO backend): 2,188,587 bytes on main, 2,195,753 with this change (+7,166). handle_all is 295 bytes and reset_for_all 6,388. finalize, new and DeclarationBlock::minify have the size they have on main. DeclarationHandler stays 6,848 bytes and Property 216.
• Instructions per pair at 16,000 / 32,000 / 64,000 pairs: 2,524 / 2,523 / 2,523 for --cN:1;all:initial, 2,927 / 2,926 / 2,925 for all:var(--x), 6,748 / 6,737 / 6,774 for merged rules, 2,013 / 2,012 / 2,011 for all:revert-rule, and 1,517 for a control with color:red. The first version took 883,502 / 1,758,894 / 3,502,914.
• The 20,000-pair sheet: 30,142,361 instructions on main, 22,342,680,367 with the first version, 50,612,963 now.
• Per reset at 2,000 / 4,000 / 8,000 pairs (temporary counters): 3,999 / 7,999 / 15,999 survivor tests and as many tests in the scan back (first version 2,002,999 / 8,005,999 / 32,011,999), 10 / 11 / 12 list grows (first version 17,975 / 39,929 / 87,835). One 6,848-byte handler is built per valid all, as before.
• The list keeps its capacity after a reset. After 50,000 reset declarations and one all, the block holds a list of capacity 65,536 for 1 declaration. Main holds the same capacity for that block, because it drops nothing.

Tests

• css.test.ts, all shorthand block, 64 cases: the test_all() cases of lightningcss, buffered shorthands before all, a repeat after all, a second all in one block, both importance lists, merged rules, values that do not reset, direction and unicode-bidi, and three transition cases. 43 fail with the src/ of main.
• duplicate-declaration-merge-hang.test.ts, "every all in a block resets it in linear time": four floods of 8,000 entries. Each is checked for its exact output and is weighed against a block of the same size without all, by CPU time in one child process. A flood fails at 8 times its control. On a release-profile build the ratios are 1.33 to 1.93, and 91 to 294 for the first version. On a debug build they are 1.09 to 1.72, and 24.6 to 63.8 when the scan back is replaced by a scan from index 0 (the 64 output cases still pass with that change, so only this test sees it). The test takes about 3 s on a debug build.
• A generated check of 23,000 blocks against the cascade rules (the last declaration of a property wins within its importance, all resets everything but custom properties, direction and unicode-bidi, and an unknown all value is checked both as valid and as invalid) finds no difference between input and output. On bun 1.4.3 it finds 1,132 in 3,000.
• Suites run on a debug build: all of test/js/bun/css/, test/bundler/css/ and test/bundler/esbuild/css.test.ts. css-fuzz.test.ts times out on a debug build with and without this change, and CI skips it. cargo clippy -p bun_css and cargo fmt --check are clean.

Output changes outside all

• transition: ALL 1s prints all in lower case, because all is a known property id now. .a{transition:1s}.b{transition:all 1s} now merge into .a,.b{transition:all 1s}.
• .a{transition-property:none}.b{transition-property:all} stay two rules. On main they merge into .a,.b{transition-property:none}, which is wrong: PropertyId equality compares the tag and the prefix only, so all compared equal to any unknown name. css: compare custom property names in PropertyId equality and importance in duplicate-rule detection #33684 owns the rest of that.
• unicode-bidi keywords print in lower case.
• @supports (all: unset) and @container style(all: unset) read the same name table. Their output does not change.

Left as it is

• Rules that a handler staged before all still print. .a{color:var(--x,lab(40% 56.6 39));all:unset} prints .a{all:unset} and then two @supports rules that set the color again, so the color survives the reset in a browser that supports lab(). Main has the same two rules. lightningcss behaves the same. The :lang() rules of a logical group that was written before all are the other case.
• Rule dedup can now drop a custom property that all leaves alone. .a{--x:1;color:red;all:unset}.b{color:blue}.a{--y:2;all:unset} prints .b{color:#00f}.a{--y:2;all:unset}, and main keeps both .a rules. StyleRule::is_duplicate compares PropertyIds without the name of a custom property, so the two .a blocks look the same after the reset removes color. Main already prints .b{color:#00f}.a{--y:2} for .a{--x:1}.b{color:blue}.a{--y:2}. css: compare custom property names in PropertyId equality and importance in duplicate-rule detection #33684 makes the comparison read the name.
• The --buncss-light and --buncss-dark variables that color-scheme writes are custom properties, so they survive all while color-scheme does not.
• css: write the vendor prefixes for user-select, appearance, hyphens and five more properties #45814 and css: dispatch each declaration to the handler that owns its property #45747 keep state in the handler. When they land, that state needs a carry across the handler replace in reset_for_all.
• all is one member of a class: a property name that is missing from the name table is printed ahead of a buffered shorthand that overrides it (font-variant after font, grid-gap after gap). css: keep font/transition sub-properties on the side of the shorthand they were written on #41990, css: resolve legacy aliases in the name table and keep them after the property they alias #45825 and css: keep an unparsed width/height/color after the declarations written before it #42101 own other members.
• The minify pass has other super-linear sites, each with an open PR: css: minify a run of merged same-query @media rules once #38531, css: split target-incompatible selectors out of a rule in linear time #42243, css: dedupe font-family names in linear time #38478, css: emit the color-scheme fallback vars once when a block is minified again #38512.
• Merging same-selector rules changes what revert-rule rolls back to. This change does not touch rule merging.

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no test proof · iteration 3 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/css/duplicate-declaration-merge-hang.test.ts

[robobun]

Reproduced on bun 1.4.3-canary.1 and on main (7d240c1) with bun build --minify:

.a{font:12px serif;all:initial}.b{margin:0;all:unset;color:red}.c{color:red;all:unset;color:blue}

It prints .a{all:initial;font:12px serif}.b{all:unset;color:red;margin:0}.c{color:#00f;all:unset}. This branch (69e3639) prints .a{all:initial}.b{all:unset;color:red}.c{all:unset;color:#00f}.

With the src/ of main, 43 of the 64 all shorthand cases in test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts fail, and so does the new flood test in test/js/bun/css/duplicate-declaration-merge-hang.test.ts. Both files pass on this branch with bun bd test.

CI ran twice: build 131692 on 69e3639 and build 131757 on 273d682, an empty commit on top of it. In build 131757 the tests that this PR adds and changes pass on every lane. That build has two red jobs, and this change touches neither test:

• windows 2019 x64: test/js/first_party/ws/ws-proxy.test.ts fails its TLS renegotiation case. It also failed in build 131692 and in main build 131489, each time on the agent robobun-windows-1.
• darwin x64: test/js/bun/module-graph/module-graph-isolation.test.ts fails one networking case. Main build 131033 lists the same file as flaky.

Ready for maintainer review.

[robobun]

^{Updated 3:03 AM PT - Oct 24th, 2026}

❌ @robobun, your commit 273d682 has 2 failures in Build #131757 (All Failures):

• test/js/bun/module-graph/module-graph-isolation.test.ts - code 1: } on 🍎 any x64
• test/js/first_party/ws/ws-proxy.test.ts - code 1 on 🪟 2019 x64

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Changes

CSS property and declaration processing

Layer / File(s)	Summary
UnicodeBidi property contract and generated handling src/css/properties/text.rs, src/css/properties/properties_generated.rs, src/css/generics.rs	Adds the UnicodeBidi enum and wires it through property identification, parsing, serialization, cloning, equality, and trait bridges. The all parser requires complete input consumption, and all equality compares keyword values.
DeclarationHandler state and all shorthand processing src/css/properties/custom.rs, src/css/properties/properties_impl.rs, src/css/declaration.rs, test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts, test/js/bun/css/duplicate-declaration-merge-hang.test.ts	Adds runtime-reference detection for unparsed all values and updates declaration handling to preserve custom properties, direction, and unicode-bidi while resetting other state. Tests cover minification, cascade behavior, rule merging, prefixing, and repeated declarations.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner

Priority: Normal

Merge Risk: Low · up to 273d6

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On targets that compile logical properties, a declaration before all can still affect the resulting layout. Fix the staged fallback cleanup before merging, or accept this bounded compatibility risk.

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[robobun]

The three comments flagged in src/css/declaration.rs are one line each as of 2ae747d. No code change. The automated review found nothing actionable.

[claude]

Findings marked 🟡 are optional suggestions and need no follow-up push.

[claude]

Code review found no new issues

No new issues were found in this update; 2 findings from earlier reviews are still open above.

Still open from earlier reviews (2):

• 🔴 src/css/declaration.rs:514 — An invalid all value that is not a var()/env() — e.g. .foo { color: red; all: none } — now drops every preceding declar…
• Also unresolved: 1 minor or pre-existing.

[robobun]

Pushed accd592 for the two review findings: an all whose value is not a CSS-wide keyword and has no var()/env() (for example all: none) is an invalid declaration, so it now stays in place and resets nothing, and a typed direction/unicode-bidi that was already emitted survives a later all. Both threads are resolved with tests. The rate-limit notice needs no action.

[claude]

Both earlier findings are addressed in accd592 — the unparsed-all reset is now gated on has_variable_reference() so all: none leaves preceding declarations intact, and reset_for_all now keeps typed Direction/UnicodeBidi survivors; each has a covering test. No further issues found. A human look is still worthwhile because this changes minifier output beyond all itself (direction/unicode-bidi now reorder to the end of every block and dedup, transition: ALL lowercases) — documented in the PR notes, but a maintainer should sign off on the user-visible output shift.

What was reviewed

• handle_all / reset_for_all in src/css/declaration.rs: the new has_variable_reference() guard, survivor filter now covering typed and unparsed direction/unicode-bidi, and the mem::replace reset (arena-backed lists, no per-element Drop expected).
• TokenList::has_variable_reference() in src/css/properties/custom.rs: recursion through Function args and both UnresolvedColor arms.
• New tests in test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts covering the invalid-all and flushed-typed-direction-across-all cases.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

The latest push (accd592) responds directly to both inline findings from the prior review. src/css/declaration.rs now guards the unparsed-all reset with unparsed.value.has_variable_reference(), so a syntactically invalid all: none or all: initial 0 falls through unhandled and is emitted in place without dropping earlier declarations. reset_for_all's survivor filter gained a Property::Direction(..) | Property::UnicodeBidi(..) => true arm so a typed value flushed ahead of an unparsed one is kept across all. src/css/properties/custom.rs adds TokenList::has_variable_reference(), which recurses through function arguments and every UnresolvedColor variant. test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts adds seven new minify_test cases exercising exactly these paths (all: none, all: initial 0, all: foo(1px, var(--x)), all: env(--x), and the typed-then-var direction/unicode-bidi across all).

Security risks

None. This is CSS parser/minifier output logic operating on arena-allocated AST nodes. No FFI, no filesystem, no network, no user-controlled buffer sizing beyond what the existing CSS parser already handles. The mem::replace of the bump-backed DeclarationHandler follows the arena convention noted in CLAUDE.md (no per-element Drop on arena reset; the old DeclarationList is simply abandoned).

Level of scrutiny

Medium. The change is a correctness fix ported from lightningcss with a cited spec section, and the test coverage is thorough (23 cases fail on base per the PR gate, plus the seven added this push). Both concrete defects raised in earlier review were fixed exactly as suggested, with tests. What keeps this from an outright approve is that the change alters minifier output for CSS that doesn't mention all at all — direction and unicode-bidi now buffer and flush at the end of every block and dedup on repetition, and transition: ALL 1s now lowercases to all. The author documents these in the PR notes as matching lightningcss, and the existing test/js/bun/css and test/bundler/css suites were run, but a maintainer should confirm the reorder-and-dedup of direction/unicode-bidi in blocks without all is acceptable for Bun's minifier.

Other factors

The github-actions and coderabbitai threads in the timeline are on the same declaration.rs region and predate the fix commits; nothing in the metadata indicates an outstanding third-party CHANGES_REQUESTED. The bug-hunt exit reason is dry_streak. The PR description's Notes section already enumerates the two known follow-ups deliberately left out (staged @ supports fallbacks surviving all, and custom-property dedup interacting with #38512/#33684) with reasons, so those are not new findings to raise here.

[robobun]

No code change needed for this review. The output changes outside all that it asks a maintainer to confirm are listed under Notes in the description: direction and unicode-bidi are written once at the end of their block (as lightningcss does), unicode-bidi keywords print in lower case, and transition: ALL 1s prints all in lower case.

[robobun]

A note for whichever of this PR and #45814 lands second. #45814 adds a PrefixHandler to the handler chain (src/css/properties/prefix_handler.rs), and that handler keeps state about all.

• reset_for_all replaces the whole DeclarationHandler. PrefixHandler.important holds the prefixed names that the !important list of the block writes, and it has to survive that reset. Without it, a normal declaration after all gets one more prefixed copy. The copy cannot win, so only the output text changes.
• is_all in css: write the vendor prefixes for user-select, appearance, hyphens and five more properties #45814 counts every declaration named all as a reset, also one with an invalid value. With the row from this PR it can use the rule of handle_all (a CSS-wide keyword, or a value with var()), and its arm for the unknown name goes away. PrefixHandler::see_normal_list reads the source list, so it still needs that check.
• The cases of css: write the vendor prefixes for user-select, appearance, hyphens and five more properties #45814 in test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts that print a declaration in front of an all get new expected output, because reset_for_all drops that declaration.

[robobun]

Pushed 69e3639, on top of a merge of main. What changed since accd592:

• The reset for all is linear. It was O(n²) for a block with many all declarations and many custom properties: a fuzzer found that 20,000 --cN:1;all:initial pairs took 9.5 s. No release has that slope. lightningcss 1.33.0 has it (20.4 s for the same sheet here).
• An all with a value such as revert-rule or if() keeps its source position and resets nothing. Before, it was still printed ahead of buffered shorthands such as font.
• direction and unicode-bidi are no longer moved to the end of their block, so a block without all prints as on main. Three of the eleven test_all() cases of lightningcss print differently for that reason, with the same meaning.
• One predicate (Property::resets_block) decides whether an all resets. Two debug assertions state what the linear scan relies on.
• New tests: a property repeated after all, a second all in one block, transition values with all, and a flood test that compares the CPU time of each flood with a block of the same size without all.

The description is rewritten for the PR as it stands now, with the measurements under Notes.

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• src/css/declaration.rs
• src/css/generics.rs
• src/css/properties/custom.rs
• src/css/properties/properties_impl.rs
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[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

Beyond the inline findings, I also checked whether survives_all dropping Property::Composes loses a CSS Modules composition when composes: b precedes all: unset — it does not: parse_declaration_impl (src/css/declaration.rs:351-357) records the composition into the parser's composes map at parse time via record_composes, before DeclarationBlock::minify runs, so the class reference is kept even though the declaration itself is removed from the minified block.

Extended reasoning...

This run ruled out one additional candidate not covered by the inline comments: composes before all being lost, which is not an issue because composes refs are captured during parsing rather than from the minified declaration list. No security-sensitive surface is touched; the change is confined to the CSS minifier's declaration handling and its tests.

[robobun]

No code change for the four review findings on 69e3639. I checked each one with a debug build of that commit, and the threads have the inputs and the outputs.

One finding is a new failure for one input shape. The description now lists it under Downsides and in the Notes: rule dedup drops --x from .a{--x:1;color:red;all:unset}.b{color:blue}.a{--y:2;all:unset}. The cause is the PropertyId comparison in StyleRule::is_duplicate, which does not read custom property names. main already drops --x from .a{--x:1}.b{color:blue}.a{--y:2}, and #33684 changes that comparison.

[Jarred-Sumner]

Not taken in #47025 (7942008), which consolidated the open CSS parser pull requests. The fix is right, but none of the 10,116 real stylesheets it was checked against has this input, and it is not new syntax. Reopen it if the input shows up in real CSS.