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The parser emitted the warning while it parsed the element, from options.jsx.runtime. The @jsxRuntime pragma reaches that option only in prepare_for_visit_pass, so the warning used the configured runtime: - A file that selects classic with the pragma got the warning, although there is nothing to fall back from. - A file that selects automatic with the pragma, under a classic config, fell back to createElement with no warning. Emit the warning from the visit pass, next to the code that does the fallback, where the runtime is final. The parse pass no longer writes has_classic_runtime_warned, so the parser snapshot drops it.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe JSX key-after-spread warning moved from parsing to visitation. Parser snapshots no longer restore its warning state. Bundler and transpiler tests cover runtime pragmas, warnings, output, and scanning. ChangesJSX key-after-spread warning flow
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In `@src/js_parser/visit/visit_expr.rs`:
- Around line 384-391: Update the spread lookup in the relevant expression
visitor to scan only properties before e_.key_prop_index, while retaining
reverse-order selection of the nearest preceding spread and the existing
expr.loc fallback. Add coverage for a spread before key followed by another
spread, ensuring the warning location references the preceding spread.
In `@test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js`:
- Line 2559: Replace the parameterized loops in the transpiler tests with named
describe.each() cases: update the pragma-position loop at
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LGTM — moving the warning to the visit pass is the right layer, since that's where the runtime is final and where the createElement fallback actually happens.
What was reviewed:
- Verified the emitted code path is unchanged: the fallback at
runtime == Classic || is_key_after_spreadwas already independent of the warning, so this is diagnostic-only. - Checked that hoisting
runtime/is_key_after_spreadabove the property-visiting loop is safe (neither input changes during visiting), and thatspread_locis read frome_.propertiesbefore anyvisit_exprcall could rewrite locations. - Confirmed
has_classic_runtime_warnedleavingParserSnapshotis correct — grep shows the only remaining writes are in the visit pass, which doesn't backtrack. - Tests cover the pragma-position × runtime matrix across
bun build,transformSync/scan, andscanImports;bundleWarnings: {}asserts the negative case.
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Overview
This PR relocates the JSX "key after spread" deprecation warning from parse_jsx.rs (parse pass) to e_jsx_element in visit_expr.rs (visit pass). The parse pass reads options.jsx.runtime before prepare_for_visit_pass has applied any @ jsxRuntime pragma, so the warning fired based on the configured runtime rather than the effective one. The visit pass already computed runtime and is_key_after_spread for the codegen decision at the same site; the warning now sits directly above that decision. Dead state (spread_loc tracking, has_classic_runtime_warned in ParserSnapshot) is removed in the same commit.
Security risks
None. This is a diagnostic-emission change in the transpiler; no user input parsing, allocation sizing, FFI, or auth/crypto is touched. The warning text and log channel are unchanged.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate — it's in the JS parser, but the change is narrowly scoped to when a warning fires, not to what code is emitted. The createElement fallback branch (runtime == Classic || is_key_after_spread) is untouched, so runtime output is identical; only the presence/absence of a build warning changes. The runtime and is_key_after_spread locals are hoisted a few lines earlier but read the same inputs, and the spread-location recovery scans the pre-visit property list so locations haven't been rewritten yet. has_classic_runtime_warned correctly leaves ParserSnapshot because the visit pass doesn't use speculative-parse backtracking.
Other factors
Test coverage is thorough for the class: four itBundled cases (classic/automatic pragma × before/after the JSX element) asserting both bundleWarnings and runtime output, plus Bun.Transpiler cases for transformSync/scan (both pragma positions) and scanImports (parse-only, both runtimes). The PR description states all six fail on 1.4.3, satisfying the fails-before/passes-after requirement. No CODEOWNERS entry covers src/js_parser/ or test/bundler/, no prior reviews are outstanding, and the hunt exited on dry_streak. This matches REVIEW.md's "fix at the layer that owns the invariant" and "delete code the change makes dead in the same PR" rules cleanly.
The location was the last spread prop of the element, also when that spread comes after the key. Stop the lookup at key_prop_index. The transpiler tests use it.each in place of loops.
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✅ @robobun, your commit d68f01d38cf7b51dc70f5130b5848f38793ad218 passed in 🧪 To try this PR locally: bunx bun-pr 42429That installs a local version of the PR into your bun-42429 --bun |
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/** @jsxRuntime classic */getswarn: "key" prop after a {...spread} is deprecated in JSX. Falling back to classic runtime.for<p {...p} key={k} />. It is already classic, so nothing falls back. The reverse is silent:--jsx-runtime=classicplus/** @jsxRuntime automatic */falls back tocreateElementwith no warning.bun build,Bun.buildlogs andBun.Transpilershow it.Bun.Transpilerthrows on a warning (Bun.Transpiler: a parser warning makes transform(), transformSync(), scan() and scanImports() throw #42427). Found by inspection, no user report.options.jsx.runtime(src/js_parser/parse/parse_jsx.rs:223). The pragma reaches that option later, inprepare_for_visit_pass(src/js_parser/p.rs:3371).Fix
e_jsx_elementinsrc/js_parser/visit/visit_expr.rs), where the fallback happens. The runtime is final there.Bun.Transpiler:transformSyncandscannow throw the warning for a classic config plus@jsxRuntime automatic.scanImportsonly parses, and no longer throws it.test/bundler/bundler_jsx.test.ts(4 new) andtest/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js(2 new). All 6 fail on bun 1.4.3. Alsoreact-compiler.test.ts,cli.test.ts,bun-build-api.test.ts.Background
jsx(type, props, key). Classic runtime:React.createElement(type, props, ...children), withkeyinsideprops.key,jsx()cannot tell whichkeywins. Bun, Babel, TypeScript and esbuild compile that element withcreateElement. Bun also warns.@jsxRuntimecomment sets the runtime for one file. The lexer records it from any comment.Notes
bun build, 1.4.3 and this PR@jsxRuntimepragmaclassic, before or after the JSXautomatic, before or after the JSXbun rundoes not print parser warnings, so it never showed this one.Not changed by this PR
Bun.Transpilerthrows when the log holds a warning: Bun.Transpiler: a parser warning makes transform(), transformSync(), scan() and scanImports() throw #42427.scan()andscanImports()ignorelogLevel: Bun.Transpiler: scan() and scanImports() ignore the logLevel option #42426.codegen_jsx_expressioninsrc/react_compiler/codegen.rs(react-compiler: emit createElement calls for the classic JSX runtime and key after a spread #42389) finds "key after a spread" again in its own IR and emitscreateElementwith no warning. It also matches shapes that the parser flag does not cover (the{key}shorthand, a collapsed{...{ ...x, key: k }}). It never warned and it reads the final runtime, so it is not the same defect. Excluded on purpose.scanImportsreports. The newscanImportstest asserts only the import that the file itself has, so the two PRs can merge in any order.jsx: preserve) edits the same condition ine_jsx_element. The PR that lands second needs a rebase. In both, the warning belongs to theruntime == Automatic && is_key_after_spreadcase.Why the parse pass cannot read
lexer.jsx_pragmaThe lexer records pragmas from every comment, and the last one wins. A pragma after the JSX sets the runtime of the whole file, and the parse pass has not seen it when it parses the element. On 1.4.3, a file that ends with
/** @jsxRuntime classic */compiles toReact.createElementand still warns. The two...PragmaAfterJsx...tests cover this.Location of the warning
{...(a)}now points ataand not at(, one column to the right. A parenthesized expression keeps the location of its inner expression.scanImportsscanImportsruns the parse pass only (_scan_imports).prepare_for_visit_passdoes not run there, so no pragma applies, and nothing transforms the JSX. The report in #7328 met this warning as a throw fromscanImports.has_classic_runtime_warnedThe parse pass no longer writes this field.
ParserSnapshotundoes parse-pass writes after a speculative parse, so the field leaves the snapshot. The visit pass does not backtrack.Suites run with the debug build
bundler_jsx.test.ts,transpiler.test.js,react-compiler.test.ts,jsx-production.test.ts,jsx-tsconfig-react-jsx.test.ts,jsx-deep-nesting-stack-overflow.test.ts,jsx-namespaced-attributes.test.ts,jsx-symbol-collision.test.ts,cli.test.ts -t "warnings dont return exit code 1",bun-build-api.test.ts -t "warnings do not fail a build",esbuild/default.test.ts -t JSX,esbuild/loader.test.ts -t JSX.cargo clippy -p bun_js_parseris clean.Self-reviewed: the review asked for a rebase over #42389, a
scanImportsassertion, thebundleWarnings: {}idiom in the tests, and the "Not changed" list above. All are done.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 5 files touched
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