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WalkthroughChangesThe VM now manages nested synchronous module queues during macro execution. C++ bindings create, flush, and restore queues. Promise waiting flushes queued work into microtasks. Tests cover macro execution during ES module loading. Macro module queue handling
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Requiring affected module graphs can spin indefinitely at full CPU. The queue handoff should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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…module require() of an ES module sets VM::m_synchronousModuleQueue, and JSC diverts every module loader reaction to it until the require() returns. A macro that runs inside that (a dependency transpiled from the fetch hook, a nested require(), Bun.Transpiler called while the module evaluates) loads its module with the asynchronous loader and waits for it. Its reactions were parked on the require()'s queue, which cannot drain before the macro returns, so the wait spun forever. MacroModeGuard now pushes a queue of its own in front of the require()'s, and EventLoop::wait_for_promise moves what lands there to the microtask queue.
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🟡 Minor · Flush the active macro module queue on settled exits. · src/jsc/event_loop.rs:1111-1129
1111-1129: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFlush the active macro module queue on settled exits.
MacroContext::callandMacro::initcan callwait_for_promisewhile aMacroModeGuardowns an active queue. If macro code starts animport()and then returns an already-settled promise, the initial return skipsflush_macro_module_queue. A tick that settles the promise also skips the flush. The reactions remain parked until the guard drops and forwards them to the parent queue, so they are delayed instead of being moved to microtasks as required. Flush the queue on the initially-settled path and after each tick before returning for a settled promise.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/jsc/event_loop.rs`:
- Around line 1111-1129: The wait_for_promise method must flush the active macro
module queue whenever the promise is already settled or becomes settled after a
tick. Update both the initial non-pending return path and the post-tick settled
exit to call flush_macro_module_queue before returning, while preserving the
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…ead pool The other late-settle case waits on a timer. This one waits on a file read, so the completion comes back from the thread pool while the wait polls.
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This bug was worked twice. A second branch (head afc7974, no PR opened) reached the same mechanism: a frame that
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…it leaves open The queue is no longer named for macros. NestedModuleQueueScope is a standalone RAII type that MacroModeGuard enters, the innermost queue is recorded in JSVMClientData::nestedModuleQueue where C++ callers can see it, and the replay loop is Bun::requeueSynchronousModuleQueueAsMicrotasks in ModuleLoader.h, so the import() isolation in #41997 can use the same pieces. Tests: a macro that starts an import() and does not await it, and two todo tests for the shapes that still spin (the macro's own file already in the require()'s graph).
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In `@test/bundler/transpiler/macro-test.test.ts`:
- Line 610: Update the shared queue handoff used by Macro::init and
NestedModuleQueueScope so nested loadAndEvaluateModule waits also drain or yield
to the surrounding synchronous require() queue, allowing an already-loading m.ts
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Follow-up for "Known gap 1" (the macro's own file is already in the
One thing for this PR's notes: in "Known gap 2" (a module that the macro's module imports is in flight in the |
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require()of an ES module never returns when a module in its graph calls a macro. The thread spins inEventLoop::wait_for_promise, underVirtualMachine::_load_macro_entry_point. Regression in 1.3.14 from Upgrade WebKit to 87fd0daba19a (module-loader rewrite) #29393.require()of an ES module setsVM::m_synchronousModuleQueue. JSC parks every module loader reaction there, and only thatrequire()drains it. The macro runs inside the drain and loads its module with the asynchronous loader. Its reactions wait in a queue that cannot drain before the macro returns.Fix
NestedModuleQueueScopepushes a queue of its own in front of therequire()'s queue, andMacroModeGuardenters it. The queue stays on the VM's chain, so the GC still visits what therequire()parked. On drop, what is still parked moves to therequire()'s queue.EventLoop::wait_for_promisemoves the parked reactions to the microtask queue after each tick. It does not poll when there were any.test/bundler/transpiler/macro-test.test.ts(seven new tests, each times out on stock bun). Also therequire-esm-*suites and the macro regression tests.Background
import ... with { type: "macro" }) runs while a file is transpiled. On the main thread it runs in the program's VM, inside aMacroModeGuard.Macro::initloads a generated module that doesawait import(<macro file>).wait_for_promisethen ticks the event loop until it settles.m_synchronousModuleQueueis Bun's addition to JSC forrequire(esm).loadModuleSyncpoints it at a stack frame and drains it, so a graph loads with no yield to user microtasks.Notes
Repro (
bun entry.js, printsbefore requireand then spins; 1.3.13 printsrequired: from-macro!, 1.3.14 spins):Stack of the spin (debug build):
The loader's fetch hook transpiles a dependency of a
require()d module on the main thread, inside the drain.require()of the macro's own file works, because the file is transpiled before the queue exists.importworks, because a worker thread transpiles the file in its own macro VM.The same spin, fixed by the same change: a nested
require()of the file with the macro, andBun.Transpiler#transformSyncof source with a macro, while arequire()d ES module evaluates.Checked by hand on the debug build. Each prints the macro's value now, and each spins on 1.4.3:
require()from.jsand.cjs, one level deeper,import.meta.require,createRequire(import.meta.url), inside a Worker, insidebun test,require()twice with the cache entries deleted, two files with the same macro. A macro that throws and a macro module that throws on load report the error and exit 1. Also run withBUN_JSC_collectContinuously=1, with eight modules parked in therequire()'s queue while the macro runs.Self-review. It raised three concerns: macro-specific names next to the same construction in #41997, no stated exclusions for the other blocking waits, and a known gap that said too much about release builds. The sections below answer them.
Shape of the code. The pieces have no macro in their names, so a second caller can use them.
Bun::requeueSynchronousModuleQueueAsMicrotasks(ModuleLoader.h) is the replay loop.JSVMClientData::nestedModuleQueuerecords the innermost nested queue where C++ can see it. #41997 (import()started by arequire()d module) builds the same frame and the same replay loop inDynamicImportQueueScope. It can drop its own copy and its owndynamicImportModuleQueuepointer when it is rebased on this. The two were not built together.Why a queue and not a cleared pointer. With
m_synchronousModuleQueueset to null for the macro, the GC does not reach the values parked in therequire()'s queue (seerequire-esm-gc-roots.test.ts). Also a module that the macro's module imports, and that therequire()already started to load, never completes for the macro.Why flush forwards the tasks and does not run them in place.
JSModuleLoader::drainSynchronousModuleQueuerestarts from index 0, so a nestedwait_for_promise(a macro that callstransformSyncwith a macro) would run tasks twice.Why what is left moves to the
require()'s queue and not to the microtask queue. A reaction that is left can belong to therequire()'s own graph. Therequire()does not drain microtasks, so that graph would stay pending andrequire()would throwrequire() async module ... is unsupported.Why the new tests are not concurrent. A regression spins, and the test runner kills a timed-out test's child only when the test runs alone.
Not covered: other blocking waits beneath
require()of an ES module. Only aMacroModeGuardenters the scope.Bun.buildwith an async pluginsetup()(JSBundler.rs), bake'sparse_plugin_array, andexpect().resolves/.rejectsand the async matchers (expect.rs) also wait inwait_for_promise. Beneath arequire()of an ES module they regressed with the same #29393, and they still spin when what they wait for needs the module loader. They are left out on purpose. Their blocking waits are being removed under #33261 (#42680 forBun.build, #33289 for the matchers). Forexpect(import()).resolvestheimport()runs before the wait starts, so no scope around the wait can help.Known gap 1: the macro's own file is already in the
require()'s graph. The generated entry module loads the macro's file withimport(). That top-level load takes the file's registry entry as it is. 1.3.13 runs both shapes below. Both aretest.todohere.node:builtin that the module imported earlier. The entry is stillFetching, and theimport()waits on its fetch promise, which only therequire()'s queue can settle. At this branch's base (WebKitcf1b36ec87) the wait spins, in release builds too. The WebKit on main has a branch for this case (fetchSynchronouslyin the top-levelJSModuleLoader::loadModule, in bun since Bump WebKit to 000c48997255 #43022 at the latest). On a local merge of this branch with main 6d504dd, a release build printsfrom-macro!helper(3 of 3), and a debug build aborts on the assertion of known gap 2.import()joins the entry's load promise, which only therequire()'s parked reactions fulfill. On the same merge this still spins, in release builds too.oven-sh/WebKit#675 fixes both shapes. #42915 is stacked on this branch: it pins that WebKit build and turns the todo tests into tests. Workaround until then: keep macros in a file that nothing imports normally, or list the file with the macro first.
Known gap 2: a module that the macro's module imports is in flight in the
require()'s graph. For example both importnode:path, and the importer lists it before the file with the macro. The macro's load completes that module, and therequire()'s own continuation for it runs inside the macro's wait, whileJSModuleLoader::innerModuleLoadingstill iterates the importer's requests up the stack. A release build runs this correctly. Debug and ASAN builds abort onASSERT(module->loadedModules().size() <= loadedModulesCountBefore + 1)(or on theneedsErrorReactionassertion below it), because the bookkeeping does not expect a different request to complete during the call. oven-sh/WebKit#363 and oven-sh/WebKit#396 replace that bookkeeping with a lookup of the request. The test for this shape istodoIf(isDebug || isASAN)until one of them lands (oven-sh/WebKit#675 carries oven-sh/WebKit#396).Merge order. #40769 moves both macro waits from
wait_for_promiseto a newwait_for_promise_until_idle, which has a loop of its own. The two diffs do not conflict in the text, but the one that lands second has to callflush_nested_module_queuein that loop too. #40059 moves every macro to one dedicated VM thread and removes the main-thread macro path. It is not merged. This change is small and goes away with that path.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 6 files touched
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