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Part of #12892

Problem

• TranspilerOptions.exports.replace is declared Record<string, string> (packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts:3014, docs/runtime/transpiler.mdx:212). Valid code fails: Type 'number' is not assignable to type 'string'. Bun.Transpiler cannot trim unused imports in tsx mode #12892 reports it for getStaticProps: ["__N_SSG", true].
• Config::from_js (src/runtime/api/JSTranspiler.rs:488) accepts a string, number, boolean, null, undefined, and a [name, value] pair.
• The docs comment says "rename". A string becomes the value of the export.

Fix

• Declare the five plain types and a readonly [name, value] pair, in bun.d.ts and the docs. The JSDoc states both forms and the limits of the runtime (see Notes).
• Every key takes both forms. Since Hardening: fix crashes across the runtime, bundler, dev server, shell and CLI #46021 (1.4.4), default: ["N", 1] prints export var N = 1; (test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js:2478).
• Verified: test/integration/bun-types/fixture/transpiler.ts, run by bun-types.test.ts (24 pass). The declaration on main gives 30 diagnostics.
• Self-reviewed: 9 concerns raised, 8 addressed. Not done: a tracking issue for the other TranspilerOptions gaps (see Notes).

Background

• exports.replace maps an exported declaration to a replacement. Frameworks replace server-only exports with it.
• A plain value becomes ReplaceableExport::Replace, a pair ReplaceableExport::Inject. Both are as old as the option (42414d5, 0137e5c).
• Considered a named public type: the inline union adds no name. A mutable tuple rejects as const pairs.

Downsides

• The pair becomes documented public API. If it must stay internal, declare plain values only.
• Code that reads the option as a string map reports TS2322. An @ts-expect-error workaround reports TS2578.
• The runtime is unchanged: a file that exports two keys with one pair name throws.

Notes

No change in src/. The runtime facts come from release builds of bun 1.4.4+38afee6c8 and 1.4.4-canary.1+a8fcd319b, on Linux x64. The two builds print the same output in every row below. Where a table has a 1.4.3 column, it is the release build 1.4.3+c6da4a4d3. From a8fcd31 to the main that this branch merges (449877f), src/js_parser, src/js_printer and src/ast have no change. JSTranspiler.rs has one changed line, which renames a call.

What the runtime does with each value (one entry, source export const a = 5;)

value	result
"bar"	export const a = "bar";
1, -1.5, NaN, -0	export const a = 1; and so on
true, false	export const a = true;
null	export const a = null;
undefined	export const a = undefined;
["N", v] for each v above	export const N = v;
1n, Symbol(), () => 1, {}, [], ["N"], ["N", true, 1], ["N", {}], ["N", ["M", 1]]	TypeError: exports.replace values can only be string, null, undefined, number or boolean
[1, true], ["a-b", 1], key "a-b"	TypeError: "1" is not a valid ECMAScript identifier (and the same for the other names)

The JSDoc example runs as written and prints the output it states, with each of the four loaders and with deadCodeElimination on and off.

A pair on the default key

The first version of this PR made the type reject default: [name, value], because 1.4.3 aborts on it. #46021 changed the runtime and added two rows to test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js (lines 2478 and 2479) that test it. The type now has no clause for default. The JSDoc and the docs page no longer say "The default key takes a value, and not a pair."

replace: { default: ["N", 1] } with four sources (export default 5;, export default class C {}, export default function f() {}, const z = g(); export default 5;), deadCodeElimination on and off, three runs per build:

build	rows that print export var N = 1;	the other rows
1.4.3+c6da4a4d3	4 of 8	3 end with SIGABRT, 1 prints no export
1.4.4+38afee6c8	8 of 8
1.4.4-canary.1+a8fcd319b	8 of 8

A wider run on the two 1.4.4 builds has 800 rows: 27 forms of a module (23 with the js and jsx loaders), four loaders, deadCodeElimination on and off, and four sets of options (none, treeShaking, trimUnusedImports, minifyWhitespace). No row ends with a signal and no row throws. 688 rows print the new export. The other 112 rows have nothing that this key replaces:

• a module with no default export (32 rows)
• export default interface I {} (16 rows)
• const x = g(); export { x as default }; (64 rows). An export clause takes the local name as its key, for each key and for both forms. x: ["N", 1] replaces it.

The exports that the JSDoc says Bun leaves as they are

The JSDoc names what a key matches: a const, let, var, function or class declaration, and default for export default. It lists four exports that a key does not change. Results on the two 1.4.4 builds, where "as written" is the output of a transpiler with no exports option:

source	replace	deadCodeElimination	result
export function a() { return f(); }, export class a {}	a: 1 or a: ["N", true]	false	as written
the same	the same	true (the default)	export var a = 1; or export var N = true;
export const { a } = value;, export const [a, b] = f();	a: 1 or a: ["N", true]	true	as written
export default class C {}, export default class {}	default: 1	true and false	as written
the same	default: ["N", 1]	true and false	export var N = 1;
const local = f(); export { local as name };	name: 1 or name: ["N", true]	true	as written
the same	local: ["N", true]	true	const local = f(); and export var N = true;
export { local as name } from "x";	name: 1	true	export var name = 1; and export { } from "x";

The "as written" rows are the same on 1.4.3. An earlier version of this PR left them out of the JSDoc, because open PRs were about to change them. #33378 and #44137 ended when #46021 merged. A maintainer marked #44138 as not planned. #38527 (the export default class row) has no commit since 2026-08-14.

A script runs each runtime sentence of the JSDoc: 66 checks (the kinds of declaration, the two forms with five values each, the four exports above with the opposite case of each, the export list, the name of a pair, the two errors, the example). All hold on both 1.4.4 builds. On 1.4.3 the script stops at two of them: export let a; loses its export, and a pair on default aborts.

An export list, and the name of a pair

The JSDoc states two limits of a pair. 1.4.3 and the two 1.4.4 builds print the same in each row:

source	replace	result
const h = f(); export { h as name };	h: ["N", true]	const h = f(); and export var N = true;
the same	h: 1	const h = f(); and export var h = 1;, a second declaration of h. Bun's parser rejects this output
export const getStaticProps = f(); export const getStaticPaths = g();	getStaticProps: ["__N_SSG", true] and getStaticPaths: ["__N_SSG", true]	transformSync() throws BuildMessage: "__N_SSG" has already been declared, and transform() rejects
export const getStaticProps = f(); export const other = 1;	the same map	export const __N_SSG = true; and export const other = 1;
let N, var N, const N, function N or class N at the top level, then export const a = f();	a: ["N", 1]	transformSync() throws BuildMessage: "N" has already been declared
export const a = f(); function g() { const N = 1; return N; }	a: ["N", 1]	export const N = 1; and the function

The map with one name for two keys is the map that test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js:2327 builds, and the fixture keeps it. The limit is per file: a file that exports one of the two keys transforms. A runtime that reuses the export it already added is a change in src/, and it is not in this PR.

What the JSDoc does not say

Results on the two 1.4.4 builds:

input	result	1.4.3
import { N } from "x" and a: ["N", 1]	ts loader: no error, the new export takes the place of the import. js loader: "N" has already been declared	the same
key class, or the name class in a pair	accepted. A pair prints export const class = 1;	the same
the name default in a pair	export default 1;	export const default = 1;
export let a; (no initializer)	export let a = 1;	the export is dropped
a string value, then a require() of a CommonJS module, then transformSync()	the value is printed	segmentation fault

The last row is the test keeps string replacement values valid after another module is parsed (test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js:2492). It fails on 1.4.3 and passes on both 1.4.4 builds. An earlier version of this PR listed that bug (#38541) as a downside. No ASAN build ran for these rows.

A pair in a variable

TypeScript gives a literal the type of the call only when the literal is inside the call. A pair that is written before the call, with no type, is (string | boolean)[], and the declaration accepts a tuple. Compiled with TypeScript 6.0.2 and the options of bun-types.test.ts, on a key getStaticProps and on the key default, with the same result:

spelling	result
the pair inline in the constructor call	compiles
as const on the pair, on the pair inside the map, or on the map	compiles
satisfies with the type of replace	compiles
an annotation on the pair, on the map, or on the options	compiles
a pair, a map, or the options in a variable with no type	TS2322 (TS2345 for the options)

The JSDoc names as const. The pair stays a tuple: an array type also accepts [], ["__NAME"], ["__NAME", true, 1] and [1, true], and each of the four makes the constructor throw a TypeError.

What the JSDoc says about names

The JSDoc says how to write a key and the name of a pair, and it gives one error: the constructor throws a TypeError for a-b. It does not say that a name must be a valid identifier, because the constructor tests the form of the name only. foo-bar, 1a and a.b throw. class, default and await pass, and let passes the constructor and fails in transformSync() with a BuildMessage.

Not declared, on purpose

• A String object, an object with length: 2, and a function with two parameters pass the runtime checks. The type does not offer them.
• replace: null is read as "not set". No sibling option of TranspilerOptions declares null, so this one does not either.
• replace?: has no | undefined, like every other property of TranspilerOptions.

Each part of the declaration is tested

The fixture pins the exact type of a value. It has one accepted case per member, three accepted cases for a pair on the default key, and 11 rows under @ts-expect-error. The fixture fails with each of these changes to the declaration. "No number" and the rows like it remove the type from the plain values and from the value of the pair.

change to the declaration	diagnostics in the fixture
Record<string, string> (the declaration on main)	30
a default clause that takes plain values only (this PR up to c92c229)	3
pair without readonly	6
no undefined, no null	3 each
no string	5
no number	13
no boolean	17
no pair	20
value of the pair is unknown	3
name of the pair is unknown	2
Record<string, any>	12
the pair is an array type, readonly (string | number | boolean | null | undefined)[]	6

With the declaration of this branch, the whole fixture folder reports 0 diagnostics.

The downsides were compiled

Four files, TypeScript 6.0.2, the options of bun-types.test.ts. With the declaration on main: 0 errors. With this branch: TS2322 for the file that reads the option as Record<string, string>, and TS2578 for the file with @ts-expect-error. The file that passes string maps (a literal, a Record<string, string> variable, a Bun.TranspilerOptions value) and the file with @ts-ignore and as any have 0 errors both ways.

Size

bun.d.ts grows by 2,641 bytes, most of it JSDoc.

Other differences between TranspilerOptions and the option parser. Not in this PR.

option	the parser (src/runtime/api/Transpiler.bind.ts)	the type
minify	boolean, or an object with whitespace, syntax, identifiers	not declared
sourcemap	boolean, "inline", "linked", "external", "none"	not declared (#30540 adds it)
external	string or string[]	not declared
packages	"bundle" or "external"	not declared
macro	also a boolean	MacroMap only
loader argument of transformSync()	also "json", "jsonc", "json5", "toml", "yaml", "xml", "text", "md"	"jsx", "js", "ts", "tsx"
jsxOptimizationInline	not read	boolean

Earlier attempts

#33386 and #35658 carried this type change next to runtime changes. Neither merged, and no maintainer commented on them (#35658 was superseded, a stale sweep ended #33386). This PR has the types and the docs only, so it does not depend on a runtime change.

Other open PRs near these lines

• Bun.Transpiler: make treeShaking remove unused declarations and their imports #38352 and Bun.Transpiler: default autoImportJSX to true for the automatic runtime #35557 edit lines next to the exports block in bun.d.ts and in transpiler.mdx. Neither changes the type of replace.
• transpiler: emit v3 source map from transformSync / transform #30540 also adds test/integration/bun-types/fixture/transpiler.ts. The PR that lands second appends its blocks to the file.
• Bun.Transpiler: make treeShaking remove unused declarations and their imports #38352 removes the import that Bun.Transpiler cannot trim unused imports in tsx mode #12892 reports.

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[robobun]

Status: ready for review. Types and docs only, no change in src/. main is merged in at 449877f.

Reproduction

new Bun.Transpiler({ loader: "ts", exports: { replace: { revalidate: 60, getStaticProps: ["__N_SSG", true] } } })
  .transformSync("export const revalidate = f();\nexport const getStaticProps = g();");
// export const revalidate = 60;
// export const __N_SSG = true;

new Bun.Transpiler({ loader: "ts", exports: { replace: { default: ["N", 1] } } })
  .transformSync("export default 5;");
// export var N = 1;

The code runs on bun 1.4.4. With the declaration on main it fails the type check: Type 'number' is not assignable to type 'string'.

bun test test/integration/bun-types/bun-types.test.ts

With the declaration on main, the fixture test/integration/bun-types/fixture/transpiler.ts reports 30 diagnostics. On this branch the file passes (24 pass, 0 fail).

Question for review: this PR makes the [name, value] pair documented public API. If the pair must stay internal, the declaration can keep the plain values only.

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TranspilerOptions.exports.replace now accepts scalar replacement values and readonly name/value tuples. The documentation describes identifier requirements and stated constructor errors. TypeScript integration checks cover accepted forms, including default, and reject unsupported values and malformed pairs.

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Export replacement types

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Replacement type contract and validation packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts, docs/runtime/transpiler.mdx, test/integration/bun-types/fixture/transpiler.ts	The declaration and documentation describe scalar replacements and readonly name/value tuples, along with identifier constraints and stated error cases. TypeScript checks cover accepted forms, including tuple values for default, and reject unsupported values and malformed pairs.

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• oven-sh/bun#42019: This PR changes conversion of string values supplied through exports.replace, which is related to the replacement-value behavior documented and typed here.

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

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^{Updated 1:10 AM PT - Oct 26th, 2026}

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[claude]

I reviewed the updated push and found no bugs; the follow-up commit covers the variable-held pair case I raised earlier (JSDoc now names the as const requirement, and the fixture pins the inferred (string | boolean)[] gap with @ ts-expect-error). Since packages/bun-types/ is CODEOWNER-gated, a maintainer look is still the right next step.

What was reviewed:

• Compared the declared union against Config::from_js in src/runtime/api/JSTranspiler.rs (lines 546-604) and export_replacement_value (line 876): string/number/boolean/null/undefined and a length-2 [name, value] pair are exactly what the runtime accepts.
• Checked the "TypeError for a-b" claim: keys and pair names go through bun_core::string::identifier::is_identifier (form-only, so default passes) and the rejection is throw_invalid_arguments, which is a TypeError.
• Confirmed ExportsReplace["default"] collapses to the plain-value union under the Record & { default? } intersection, so the expectType pins in the fixture hold; only one */ in the new JSDoc block.
• The .mdx and .d.ts declare the same type and the same constraints; fixture follows the per-API file layout and the existing expectType().is<>() helper.

Extended reasoning...

The PR changes only the TypeScript declaration of Bun.TranspilerOptions.exports.replace in packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts, mirrors it in docs/runtime/transpiler.mdx, and adds a type-check fixture at test/integration/bun-types/fixture/transpiler.ts; no runtime code changes. It touches no security-sensitive surface. The new type matches the runtime parser in src/runtime/api/JSTranspiler.rs, and the third commit addressed the inline concern from the previous review. Approval is withheld because packages/bun-types/ is covered by .github/CODEOWNERS, and I could not execute the bun-types integration test in this environment to confirm the fixture passes under both tsconfigs.

[robobun]

Merge order with #44137

Update: the edit below is in this PR as d40aaa4. #44137 did not merge. Its change reached main in #46021 (9b4284f, part of 1.4.4), with two rows in test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js (lines 2478 and 2479) that test a pair on the default key. On bun 1.4.4, replace: { default: ["N", 1] } prints export var N = 1; in 8 of 8 rows (four sources, deadCodeElimination on and off). On 1.4.3 it is 4 of 8, and 3 rows end with SIGABRT. With the edit, bun-types.test.ts passes (24 pass, 0 fail).

The text from 2026-09-29 follows.

This PR and #44137 merge with no textual conflict, but they disagree about one input: a pair on the default key.

• The type in this PR rejects replace: { default: ["N", 1] }. That is correct for main, where this input ends the process with panic: unreachable (3 of 3 runs, release and debug builds).
• js_parser: fix four crashes of exports.eliminate and exports.replace #44137 fixes that crash. With it, the same input prints export var N = 1;. Five rows of test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js in that PR test it.

If both PRs merge as they are, the type rejects an input that the runtime accepts. The PR that merges second owes one edit:

• packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts: remove the sentence "The default key takes a value, and not a pair." and the & { default?: ... } part of the type.
• docs/runtime/transpiler.mdx: remove the same comment line and the same part of the type.
• test/integration/bun-types/fixture/transpiler.ts: remove the expectType<ExportsReplace["default"]> row and the three @ts-expect-error comments. The three rows stay as accepted input.

If #44137 merges first, the edit goes into this PR. If this PR merges first, the edit goes into #44137. Nothing changes before one of the two merges.

Checked on this branch at c92c229:

• With only the type changed, tsc reports 4 diagnostics in transpiler.ts: TS2554 at line 13, and TS2578 (unused @ts-expect-error) at lines 117, 121 and 126.
• With the whole edit, test/integration/bun-types/bun-types.test.ts passes (22 pass, 0 fail).

The edit (3 files, +3 -15)

diff --git a/docs/runtime/transpiler.mdx b/docs/runtime/transpiler.mdx
index ad86e8d7e6..55ebffcdbc 100644
--- a/docs/runtime/transpiler.mdx
+++ b/docs/runtime/transpiler.mdx
@@ -214,7 +214,6 @@ interface TranspilerOptions {
       // For a pair or a map that you keep in a variable, write as const
       // Write each key as an identifier or default, and each name as an identifier
       // The constructor throws a TypeError for a key or a name such as a-b
-      // The default key takes a value, and not a pair
       replace?: Record<
         string,
         | string
@@ -223,9 +222,7 @@ interface TranspilerOptions {
         | null
         | undefined
         | readonly [name: string, value: string | number | boolean | null | undefined]
-      > & {
-        default?: string | number | boolean | null | undefined;
-      };
+      >;
   },
 
   // Whether to remove unused imports from transpiled file
diff --git a/packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts b/packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts
index 7b8b7d66e6..fee5c4a82b 100644
--- a/packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts
+++ b/packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts
@@ -3029,8 +3029,6 @@ declare module "bun" {
        * identifier. The constructor throws a `TypeError` for a key or a
        * `name` such as `a-b`.
        *
-       * The `default` key takes a value, and not a pair.
-       *
        * @example
        * ```ts
        * const transpiler = new Bun.Transpiler({
@@ -3059,9 +3057,7 @@ declare module "bun" {
         | null
         | undefined
         | readonly [name: string, value: string | number | boolean | null | undefined]
-      > & {
-        default?: string | number | boolean | null | undefined;
-      };
+      >;
     };
     treeShaking?: boolean;
     trimUnusedImports?: boolean;
diff --git a/test/integration/bun-types/fixture/transpiler.ts b/test/integration/bun-types/fixture/transpiler.ts
index 8d3c2704cd..ca3b9c5674 100644
--- a/test/integration/bun-types/fixture/transpiler.ts
+++ b/test/integration/bun-types/fixture/transpiler.ts
@@ -10,7 +10,6 @@ expectType<ExportsReplace[string]>().is<
   | undefined
   | readonly [name: string, value: string | number | boolean | null | undefined]
 >();
-expectType<ExportsReplace["default"]>().is<string | number | boolean | null | undefined>();
 
 // The example in the JSDoc of `exports.replace`.
 {
@@ -109,21 +108,17 @@ new Bun.Transpiler({
   new Bun.Transpiler({ exports: { replace: inferredMap } });
 }
 
-// The `default` key takes a value, and not a pair.
+// The `default` key takes a value or a pair.
 {
   new Bun.Transpiler({ exports: { replace: { default: 60 } } });
   new Bun.Transpiler({ exports: { replace: { default: "bar", revalidate: 60 } } });
-
-  // @ts-expect-error - the default key takes a value, and not a pair
   new Bun.Transpiler({ exports: { replace: { default: ["__N_SSG", true] } } });
 
   const entry = ["__N_SSG", true] as const;
-  // @ts-expect-error - the default key takes a value, and not a pair
   new Bun.Transpiler({ exports: { replace: { default: entry } } });
 
   const replace: ExportsReplace = {};
   replace.default = 60;
-  // @ts-expect-error - the default key takes a value, and not a pair
   replace.default = ["__N_SSG", true];
 }
 

[claude]

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

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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.

[claude]

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