repl: evaluate input the REPL transform does not take through each caller's result path (`-e`/`-p` exit code, `.copy`, `_`) by robobun · Pull Request #45267 · oven-sh/bun

robobun · 2026-10-14T18:55:43Z

Part of #28265

Problem

bun repl -e "{ console.log('ran') }" prints ran, then exits 1 with an empty stderr. transform_for_repl() returns None for a block, and eval_script reads that as an error.
.load of a file that is not valid UTF-8 prints Loading x.js... and undefined when the transform does not take it. Bun__REPL__evaluate evaluates the null string of WTF::String::fromUTF8 as an empty program. A 2 GiB file aborts there (panic(main thread): abort() called).

Fix

source_for_repl() returns a ReplSource: transform output, or the input as written. Each caller evaluates it in its own result path. evaluate_raw is removed.
Only transform output is awaited and unwrapped, as in Node.js v26.3.0. A thrown undefined is an error.
Bun__REPL__evaluate reads an ill-formed byte as U+FFFD (.load, -e/-p, a recalled history line). A source that has no string is a RangeError. Tab completes nothing for a prefix that is not UTF-8.
Verified: test/js/bun/repl/repl.test.ts (27 new tests fail on main), one gated test in source-too-large.test.ts, test/cli/lint/js-plugins.test.ts.

Background

The REPL transform wraps the last expression in { value: expr }. It gives a block no value, but JavaScriptCore returns one.
Considered a strict decode first, with U+FFFD as the redo: nothing can observe it, and BunString__fromUTF8 has that policy.

Downsides

Also: _ after a block, -e 'throw undefined' exits 1, -e '{ Promise.reject(e) }' exits 0 until Report a loop turn's rejections before the loop-alive check, and keep the exit code when an 'exit' listener throws #42032.
Still a SyntaxError: a block with TypeScript or await, and a UTF-16 file in .load (as in Node.js).
Per evaluation: +45 instructions, no new allocation or syscall. As-written non-ASCII input: 17 instructions per byte, 1.5 on main.

Notes

Scope and order. No user reported this, so it does not need to go before the open REPL PRs it touches. #43770 lists it as out of scope. Workarounds on bun 1.4.3: use bun -e / bun -p, add a trailing ; (then -p prints undefined), or wrap the script in (0, eval)(...). The prompt change (_ after a block) is here because evaluate_raw is the third reader of the same None. If you want it in a separate PR, the split is to keep evaluate_raw and its call in evaluate_and_print. The shared evaluator of #33411 and #32022 is not part of this PR. It can take a ReplSource and ask it the two questions in one place.

#28265. A thrown undefined or null was read as "no exception", because the slot started as undefined. Now it is an error in -e/-p, at the prompt and in .copy. The prompt still prints the thrown value with no Uncaught prefix. That part stays with the issue. lint_js.rs:197 keeps the old test on purpose: it evaluates a static program.

The decode, and who hits it. The origin is an automated fuzz note: .load of a UTF-16 file, or of a Latin-1 file with a syntax error, answers Loading x.js... and undefined. No user reported it. Bytes that are not UTF-8 reach Bun__REPL__evaluate only from .load, from the POSIX argv of -e/-p, or from a history file that bun did not write. The symptom needs one more condition: the transform does not take the source, or it keeps the byte in a /*! */ comment. Text typed at the prompt and lines from piped stdin lose such bytes before they enter the line buffer.

The decode statement is sourceLen > 0 ? Zig::convertUTF8ToString(...) : WTF::emptyString(), the same three lines as in Build the source excerpt for errors from 16-bit module sources #38708. The change is needed here: without it, an as-written script with an ill-formed UTF-8 byte is read as an empty program and would now exit 0 without running.
Zig::convertUTF8ToString returns a null string for a text longer than String::MaxLength, for 2^30 bytes or more that are not valid UTF-8, and for a failed allocation. With the three lines alone, .load of such a file changes from an abort on main to Loading... and undefined. So Bun__REPL__evaluate now reports a null source with JSC::createOutOfMemoryError, the error that the other callers of the decoder throw (RangeError: Out of memory, as in UTF8View: throw instead of aborting when a string does not convert to UTF-8 #42798). The three copies of the report tail are one lambda.
Bun__REPL__getCompletions read the null string of an ill-formed prefix as the empty prefix, which matches every name. One match replaced the recalled word, up to 50 were listed, more printed N completions. It now returns undefined, as Bun__REPL__getProperty does for such a name.
A strict decode first, with the replacing decoder only when that fails, was built and measured at main 91e7e3b: 3,983 instructions for 2,028 bytes of valid non-ASCII text (3,965 on that main), where this PR takes 35,863. It is not in this PR. It returns the same string, no test can tell the two apart, and it copies the policy of BunString__fromUTF8. The place for that speed-up is Zig::convertUTF8ToString, for all of its callers. Hardening: fix crashes across the runtime, bundler, dev server, shell and CLI #46021 is splitting that function.

#38708 and #46021. #38708 has the same three decode lines and no check for a null source. The check must land with those lines or before them, so #38708 should drop its REPL hunk (or take the check) at its next rebase. #46021 takes the crash half of #38708 and leaves Bun__REPL__evaluate as on main, where .load of a 2 GiB file still aborts. The four files of this PR merge with #46021 (cb1eedf) without a conflict (git merge-tree).

Flips, by input (debug builds of main 12cbed8 and of this change on it; the last three rows: release builds of main 6f58f6b and of this PR):

Input	Before	After
`bun repl -e/-p` with a block or sloppy-mode syntax that does not throw	runs, exit 1, empty stderr, no `-p` output, no timers, no `beforeExit`	exit 0 or `process.exitCode`, value printed, event loop drained
`_` after a block at the prompt and in `.load`	old value	value of the block
`.copy <block>`	prints the value	copies the value, sets `_`
`bun repl -e 'throw undefined'`, `'throw null'`	exit 0, empty stderr	exit 1, value on stderr
`bun repl -e '{ throw undefined }'`, `'{ throw null }'`	exit 1, empty stderr	exit 1, value on stderr
prompt: `throw null`, `{ throw null }`	prints `undefined`	prints `null`
prompt: `42`, `throw undefined`, `.copy`	copies `undefined`	copies `42`
`.copy throw undefined`, `.copy throw null`	copies `undefined`	prints the thrown value, copies nothing
`bun repl -e '{ Promise.reject(e) }'`	exit 1, empty stderr	error on stderr, exit 0 (as `bun repl -e 'Promise.reject(e)'` on main)
input with an ill-formed UTF-8 byte: a block, or a `/! /` comment	nothing runs	runs, the byte is read as U+FFFD (as in `node -e` and `bun -e`)
`.load`, `-e` or a recalled history line with an ill-formed byte and a syntax error, or in UTF-16	`.load`: `undefined`, `_error` not set. `-e`: exit 1, empty stderr	the SyntaxError of JavaScriptCore, `_error` set
`.load` of a file of 2 GiB, or of 1 GiB that is not ASCII	abort, exit 134	`RangeError: Out of memory`, `_error` set, the session continues
Tab on a recalled word that is not valid UTF-8	completes to names that do not start with it	completes nothing

Measurements (builds of main 12cbed8 and of this change on it):

release .text: 80,184,421 B to 80,184,165 B (size -A). evaluate_raw 639 to 0 B, evaluate_and_print 1630 to 1820 B, cmd_copy 1809 to 2067 B, ReplCommand::exec 5805 to 5737 B, transform_for_repl 3229 B to source_for_repl 3334 B (the transform is inlined into it) (nm -S).
debug conditional jumps: eval_script 58 to 54, evaluate_and_print 37 to 35, evaluate_and_copy 34 to 32. evaluate_raw (335 instructions, 17 conditional jumps) is removed. New: source_for_repl (102 instructions), ReplSource::bytes (72), awaited_promise (27), is_value_wrapper (32) (objdump).
executed instructions, release build, calls stepped over (gdb nexti): repl -e '1+1' REPL frame 114 to 117. evaluate_and_print per prompt line 102 to 105. The transform call 319 to 334. valgrind is not installed in the container, so gdb replaces callgrind.
transformed path: syscalls of repl -e '1+1' 227 to 227 (gdb catch syscall, because strace is not installed). Allocator calls after the transform 135 to 135, frees 65 to 65. A prompt line 1+1: 48 to 48. An as-written prompt line: +1 mi_malloc and +1 mi_free, for the _ put.
68 one-shot probes: 23 rows changed, 45 byte-identical. 19 rows ran and then exited 1 with an empty stderr on main (12 blocks, 7 sloppy-mode scripts). 4 rows are throw undefined and throw null, with and without a block.
Prompt matrix of 34 sessions and 81 rows: 25 rows changed, all in the classes of the table above.
Mutations: each of the 6 ReplSource gates was replaced at its call site, once by the ungated test and once by "never". Each of the 3 slots was put back to the in-band test. All 15 mutants fail a test.
Bun__REPL__evaluate call sites in repl.rs 5 to 3. evaluate_raw references 3 to 0. transform_for_repl callers 3 to 1.
Conflict hunks with open PRs (git merge-file, 38 open PRs that touch one of the three files): new conflicts only in repl.rs, with repl: interrupt a running evaluation with Ctrl+C #33411 (8 to 12, it already conflicts with main), Deduplicate package manager and CLI command helpers #32022 (0 to 2), spawn: report a waiter-thread child exit after the loop's next poll #43888 and repl: draw the inline suggestion in gray instead of dim #41288 (0 to 1 each). All four touch evaluate_raw or its call. None with replMode: decide between an object literal and a block in the parser #43770, Never alias borrowed string bytes on the C++ side of BunString #40404, repl: handle Ctrl+C at the prompt on Windows instead of exiting #38073, Report a loop turn's rejections before the loop-alive check, and keep the exit code when an 'exit' listener throws #42032.

Measurements of the decode (release builds of main 6f58f6b and of this PR on it, linux-x64; perf, valgrind and strace are not installed, so gdb does the counts):

Instructions and allocator calls on the main thread from the entry of Bun__REPL__evaluate to its call of JSC::evaluate (gdb stepi on bun-profile, the same count in each of two runs):

Source	main	this PR
ASCII, 69 B (`repl -e '1+1'`)	419 instructions, 3 allocations	464, 3
ASCII, 2,028 B, as written	860, 3	905, 3
valid non-ASCII, 2,028 B, as written	3,974, 4	35,863, 4
Latin-1, 6,144 B (ill-formed)	1,482, then an empty program	216,183, 4

That is +45 instructions per evaluation. Output of the transform is ASCII, so only input that is evaluated as written can hold non-ASCII text. That text goes from 1.5 to 17.2 instructions per byte, because WTF::String::fromUTF8ReplacingInvalidSequences is a scalar loop.
Syscalls of a session .load valid.js, .exit (gdb catch syscall, two runs per build): 254 on both builds, with 20 openat, 10 fstat, 18 read, 4 pread64 and 18 close. One run of this PR had 256 (one more mmap, one more prctl).
nm -S: Bun__REPL__evaluate 586 to 685 B, plus 77 B for the shared report tail. Bun__REPL__getCompletions 1,440 to 1,456 B. Release .text is 81,695,461 B on both builds (size -A).
29 fixture files through .load: the 16 files with an ill-formed byte that run on main (in a string, a comment, a regex, a template, an object key) and the 6 valid controls print the same bytes on both builds. The 7 rows that are silent on main now run or show a SyntaxError.
The gated test (.load of the 2 GiB sparse file): 1.3 s and 2.1 GiB maximum RSS on the release build (6.7 s with a cold page cache), 7.6 to 29.5 s and 4.4 GiB on debug+ASAN. On main the same input aborts.
repl.test.ts: +5 tests and +5 REPL processes for the decode. The slowest takes 1.6 s on debug+ASAN.
Mutations (release builds): with the strict WTF::String::fromUTF8 back, 8 tests fail. Without the two null checks (the head of this PR before the decode commit), the gated test fails with undefined and the Tab test fails (the word becomes __tcOne.only).

Tests. 27 of the 28 new tests in repl.test.ts fail on a release build of main 6f58f6b (22 of 23 on bun 1.4.3, before the decode tests). The last one, .copy awaits a top-level await and copies what it resolves to, passes on both. It pins the await in .copy, which no test covered. The gated test in source-too-large.test.ts fails on main with exit 134. The decode tests: two .load rows (a Latin-1 file with a syntax error, a UTF-16BE file), one -e row (POSIX), one recalled history line and one Tab on a recalled word (PTY).

Not changed here:

An unhandled rejection in a one-shot script prints the error and exits 0. Report a loop turn's rejections before the loop-alive check, and keep the exit code when an 'exit' listener throws #42032 changes that to exit 1, for { Promise.reject(e) } too.
A last statement that is not an expression has no value when the transform takes the input: { x }; and if (c) 5 print undefined, and { if (true) 5 } prints 5. replMode: decide between an object literal and a block in the parser #43770 lists this as out of scope ("bun repl gives a statement no completion value").
A block with TypeScript or top-level await is a JavaScriptCore SyntaxError, because it is evaluated as written.
For input that is not valid JavaScript, for example a syntax mistake in TypeScript or JSX, the REPL prints the SyntaxError of JavaScriptCore for the text as written. bun repl -e '<div></span>' prints SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<', where bun -e prints Expected closing JSX tag to match opening tag "<div>". transform_for_repl drops the log of the parser. Main does the same.
After .copy await <rejected promise>, _error keeps its old value. The prompt sets it.
bun repl -p 'return { value: 7, other: 1 }' prints 7.
A top-level await that never settles does not exit, as under bun -e (awaiting top level no-op promise that never resolves is missing an error/warn, causing 100% cpu usage #14951, Detect unsettled top-level await and exit like Node (exit 13 + warning) #33283).
.load does not convert UTF-16. bun file.js, require() and import() run a UTF-16LE file with a byte order mark. .load of it printed undefined and now prints SyntaxError: Invalid character '\ufffd', as .load in Node.js does. The conversion would be a BOM::detect step in cmd_load. That is a decision for a maintainer: convert as the module loader does, or keep the Node.js behavior.
An error from a new that spans lines in a 16-bit source has the position 1:1, and a debug build stops at the assertion in ErrorStackFrame.cpp. Main has this for valid non-ASCII input that is evaluated as written. A source with U+FFFD is 16-bit too, so such a file now gets there. Hardening: fix crashes across the runtime, bundler, dev server, shell and CLI #46021 removes the assertion (from Build the source excerpt for errors from 16-bit module sources #38708).
The module loader is a separate path: bun file.ts still runs a module whose transpiled text is longer than String::MaxLength as an empty module, with exit 0.
History::load keeps history lines that are not valid UTF-8. Typed input does not produce such lines.
The decode of a cwd that is not valid UTF-8 (ExposeNodeModuleGlobals.cpp) and Zig::convertUTF8ToString itself are not changed.

Self-reviewed: 9 concerns raised, 9 addressed. One part of one concern is left: a stale comment at the wait in eval_script that this PR does not touch.

Self-reviewed, the decode commit: 25 concerns raised, 21 addressed. Not taken: 4 that ask for another carrier (a separate PR on main, #38708 or #46021). The hunk and its tests apply to main alone (about +134/-19 in 3 files), if a maintainer wants the abort fix first.

no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/repl/repl.test.ts

…ller's own tail `bun repl -e/-p` reported every script that the REPL transform does not take (a block, sloppy-mode syntax) as an error. The script ran, and then the process exited with code 1 and an empty stderr. `.copy <block>` printed the value and copied nothing. At the prompt, `_` kept its old value after a block. `source_for_repl()` is now the only caller of `transform_for_repl()`. It returns a `ReplSource`: the output of the transform, or the input as written. `eval_script`, `evaluate_and_print` and `evaluate_and_copy` evaluate that source and send the result through their own tail. `ReplSource` says which promise to wait for and whether a result is the `{ value }` wrapper, so input as written is not awaited and not unwrapped. `evaluate_raw` has no caller left and is removed. The three callers start the exception slot of `Bun__REPL__evaluate` empty, so a thrown `undefined` or `null` is an error and not a value. `Bun__REPL__evaluate` replaces ill-formed UTF-8 in the source, so a script with such a byte runs and is not read as an empty program. That hunk is the one in #38708.

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REPL evaluation selects transformed code when transformation succeeds and otherwise evaluates input as written. Promise waiting and result unwrapping depend on that selection. Shared exception handling covers thrown null, undefined, decoding failures, .load, and .copy.

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REPL evaluation behavior

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Source selection and binding errors `src/runtime/cli/repl.rs`, `src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp`	`ReplSource` and `source_for_repl` select transformed or as-written input. REPL bindings share failure handling and reject invalid nonempty UTF-8 input.
Evaluation and result handling `src/runtime/cli/repl.rs`	Interactive, non-interactive, and clipboard paths evaluate the selected source. Promise waiting and `{ value }` unwrapping apply only to transformed input. Nonempty exception values are treated as errors.
REPL behavior coverage `test/js/bun/repl/repl.test.ts`, `test/js/bun/transpiler/source-too-large.test.ts`	Tests cover blocks, `.load`, `.copy`, invalid UTF-8, thrown `null` and `undefined`, terminal history, execution modes, temporary home directories, and sparse large-file handling.

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The PR is broadly mergeable, but the test timeout and incomplete clipboard-count assertion should be corrected to preserve the repository’s test contract and regression coverage.

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How to reproduce on bun 1.4.3:

bun repl -e "{ console.log('ran') }"; echo "exit: $?"
# prints "ran", then "exit: 1". stderr is empty.

bun repl -p '{ let x = 1; x }'; echo "exit: $?"
# prints nothing, then "exit: 1".

printf '42\n{ let y = 7; y }\n_\n.copy { let z = 9; z }\n.exit\n' | bun repl
# "_" prints 42. ".copy" prints 9 and copies nothing.

printf 'console.log("ran");\nvar s = "caf\351";\nvar x = [1, 2;\n' > latin1.js
printf '.load latin1.js\n.exit\n' | bun repl
# prints "Loading latin1.js..." and "undefined". Nothing ran and no error is shown.

With this PR the first command exits 0 and the second prints 1. In the session, _ prints 7 and .copy copies 9. The .load prints SyntaxError: Unexpected token ';'. Expected either a closing ']' or a ',' following an array element.

A release build of main 6f58f6b fails 27 of the 155 tests of test/js/bun/repl/repl.test.ts, and the new test in test/js/bun/transpiler/source-too-large.test.ts (the REPL aborts). All of them pass with bun bd test on this branch.

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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 the JSValue::ZERO / is_empty() exception test against Bun__REPL__evaluate in src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp — the out-slot is written only inside the two throw branches, so the new sentinel is sound. I also looked at -e/-p scripts that keep the event loop alive (timers, beforeExit) now draining instead of exiting 1 — that matches bun -e, so it is intended rather than a regression.

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The change touches the REPL evaluation flow in src/runtime/cli/repl.rs (new ReplSource enum used by the prompt, -e/-p, and .copy paths; evaluate_raw deleted), the UTF-8 decode in Bun__REPL__evaluate in src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp, and new tests in test/js/bun/repl/repl.test.ts. No security-sensitive surface is involved. Two confirmed findings are posted inline (rejected-promise exit code for as-written -e scripts, and a Latin-1 decode bug in the test helper), so a human look is already signalled; this note only records what else was examined.

…clipboard text as UTF-8 The second row of the `.copy await` test used a 5 ms timer to keep the promise pending at the wait. `setImmediate` does the same with no time in it: the promise settles in a later turn of the event loop. `copiedTexts()` decoded the OSC 52 payload with `atob`, which gives one code unit per byte. The REPL encodes UTF-8 bytes, so text that is not ASCII came back wrong. The helper now decodes UTF-8, and one `.copy` row has such text.

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The doc comment of `eval_script` is the text of main again, with one line added. The comment above the decode in `Bun__REPL__evaluate` is one line. The code lines there are the same as in #38708.

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…-eval-raw-script-success

…prefix that is not UTF-8 Zig::convertUTF8ToString returns a null string when the bytes cannot become one string (a text longer than String::MaxLength, or 2^30 bytes or more that are not valid UTF-8). Bun__REPL__evaluate evaluated that as an empty program. It now reports an out-of-memory RangeError through the exception slot and _error, as the other callers of the decoder do. Bun__REPL__getCompletions read the null string of an ill-formed prefix as an empty prefix, which matches every name. Tab on a recalled history word that is not valid UTF-8 replaced the word. It now completes nothing. The tests pin that an error is shown for a source that is not valid UTF-8 and that the REPL transform does not take: in .load, in -e and in a recalled history line.

…-eval-raw-script-success

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…xt that is not ASCII `Copied N characters to clipboard` counts UTF-8 bytes, on main too. The `.copy` row with `café` matched `Copied 5 characters`, which put that number in a test. The row now matches the form of the message and compares the copied text.

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+        "Copied 1 characters to clipboard",
+        "Copied 15 characters to clipboard",
+        // The message counts UTF-8 bytes. That number is not pinned for text that is not ASCII.
+        expect.stringMatching(/^Copied \d+ characters to clipboard$/),


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Assert the expected UTF-8 byte count.

expect.stringMatching(/^Copied \d+ characters to clipboard$/) accepts any numeric count. The test can pass if .copy reports an incorrect count or counts JavaScript characters instead of UTF-8 bytes. Because the copied text is café, assert Buffer.byteLength("café") while retaining the exact clipboard-content assertion.

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--- "a/test/js/bun/repl/repl.test.ts" +++ "b/test/js/bun/repl/repl.test.ts" @@ -628,7 +628,7 @@ "Copied 1 characters to clipboard", "Copied 15 characters to clipboard", // The message counts UTF-8 bytes. That number is not pinned for text that is not ASCII. - expect.stringMatching(/^Copied \d+ characters to clipboard$/), + `Copied ${Buffer.byteLength("café")} characters to clipboard`, "Copied 22 characters to clipboard", // .copy <block> sets _ "Promise { <resolved> }",

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robobun mentioned this pull request Oct 14, 2026

Build the source excerpt for errors from 16-bit module sources #38708

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