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No actionable comments were generated in the recent review. WalkthroughFenced-code language information now flows through dedicated parser callbacks to HTML, ANSI, and JavaScript renderers. The renderers no longer scan stored source text for the language. Tests cover language metadata, callback behavior, and BOM-prefixed Markdown. ChangesFenced-code metadata delivery
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Status Reproduced on bun 1.4.3 and on main (debug and release builds) with this script: const text = "\uFEFF# Title\n\n~~~js\nlet a = 1;\n~~~\n\n~~~\nplain\n~~~\n";
Bun.markdown.render(text, { code: (children, meta) => (console.log(meta?.language), children) });
// main: "~~~js", then "~~~"
// this PR: "js", then undefined
PR: #45508 State: rebased on main (b1007f1), head CI on |
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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 finding, I also checked that the new non-tracking dispatch in process_all_blocks matches the old path (same image_nesting_level gating as enter_block/leave_block, same enter / process_code_block / leave order, BLOCK_FENCED_CODE only ever set on Code blocks in blocks.rs), that the track path used by bun fmt's Builder is untouched, and that JsCallbackRenderer::leave_fenced_code_impl is the old Code arm of leave_block_impl with nothing dropped. The remaining RendererImpl implementor (ImageUrlCollector) does not read the deleted flags/src_text state.
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The PR changes the RendererImpl trait contract in src/md/types.rs (two new defaulted events plus a FencedCode type) and reroutes fenced code through Parser::process_fenced_code for non-tracking consumers, with the html, ansi, render and react renderers dropping their src_text copies. It touches no security-sensitive surface. The one inline finding concerns escape/entity handling in the language string that the PR description itself lists as pre-existing and unchanged; the refactor otherwise diffed as behavior-preserving on the paths I traced. A human should still weigh the trait-shape question the author raises in the description.
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- Around line 201-205: Replace the byte-by-byte delimiter scan over
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I reviewed the latest push and didn't find any bugs. Because it changes the RendererImpl trait and the PR itself asks the maintainer to choose between the event shape here and a start-offset alternative, a human look at that design question is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- Traced the fenced-code path old vs new in
src/md/containers.rsandsrc/md/render_blocks.rs: same enter/body/leave order, sameimage_nesting_levelguard asParser::enter_block,self.trackconsumers (bun fmt's Builder) still getenter_block(Code, info_beg, flags). - Checked every
RendererImplimplementor: html, ansi, react and render override the new events;ImageUrlCollectorand the fmt Builder fall through to the defaults;create_block_metakeeps a_ => Nonearm for indented code. FencedCode::languagescans the same stop set (is_blank/is_newline) as the three deletedextract_languagecopies, andinfo_beg <= line.endso the slice inprocess_fenced_codecannot go out of bounds.- Confirmed nothing outside
src/mdstill reads the removedroot::BLOCK_FENCED_CODEre-export,src_text, or the stack entries'flags.
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The change replaces an offset-into-source handoff of fenced-code info strings with two new defaulted RendererImpl events carrying a FencedCode borrowed from the parser's BOM-stripped text, and removes the per-renderer source copies and language scanners in src/md/ansi_renderer.rs, src/md/html_renderer.rs and src/runtime/api/MarkdownObject.rs. It touches no security-sensitive surface: no auth, injection or data exposure paths, and the JS-entering calls keep their JsResult propagation. The refactor reads as behavior-preserving for every implementor and the tests cover the mark across all four renderers plus the CLI entrypoint. Deferral rather than approval is because the PR modifies a shared parser trait and explicitly leaves a design choice (events vs. start offset) to the maintainer, which an automated review should not settle.
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A related change depends on the question in Notes: U+0000 (CommonMark 2.3). What is wrong on main. Why it is here. A fix with tests is on the branch
Two more questions for the maintainer.
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A document that starts with a byte order mark got the fence as the language of every fenced code block from Bun.markdown.render(), react(), ansi() and `bun file.md`. The parser skips the mark, and these renderers read the language at the parser's offset in their own copy of the text, which still had the mark. The parser now reports a fenced code block with enter_fenced_code and leave_fenced_code, which carry the info string. No renderer keeps the source text.
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#47980 (front matter) now has the second shape from the Notes of this PR. Its parser keeps the caller's whole text and starts behind the byte order mark and the front matter ( Both PRs are open, so the order is a maintainer's choice (@Jarred-Sumner, @dylan-conway). One word is enough:
Two other changes wait for the same answer:
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I re-read the latest push and found no bugs; since the PR changes the RendererImpl trait and leaves the events-vs-start-offset choice open, a maintainer's look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- Diffed the old and new fenced-code paths:
process_fenced_codekeeps theimage_nesting_levelgating ofenter_block/leave_block, and thetrack(wants_source) path incontainers.rsstill handsbun fmt'sBuilderBLOCK_FENCED_CODEwith the info offset. - Checked all four renderers against their old
extract_languagescans (same stop set: space, tab, CR, LF); no remaining reader ofdataas an info-string offset insrc/, andFencedCode::newslices atinfo_beg <= line.end, so it cannot panic. - In
JsCallbackRenderer,leave_fenced_code_implmirrorsleave_block_impl(stack check, meta built beforepop_and_callback,?on the JS string creation);ParseRendererreads the language before any JS runs.
Extended reasoning...
The change adds two defaulted RendererImpl methods and a FencedCode type in src/md/types.rs, routes fenced code through a new Parser::process_fenced_code for consumers that do not want source, and removes the per-renderer src_text copies and language scans from the ANSI, HTML, ParseRenderer and JsCallbackRenderer paths, plus tests for documents with a byte order mark. It touches no security-sensitive surface; the JS-facing code copies the language into a JS string before any callback runs. I verified the refactor is behavior-preserving on both the tracking and non-tracking paths and the tests fail on the old code by construction (they compare marked and unmarked documents across all renderers). The reason for defer rather than approve is that it is a trait-level design change in the markdown crate and the author explicitly asks the maintainer to choose between this shape and a start-offset alternative.
Problem
fs.readFileSynckeeps it) gets the fence as the language of each fenced code block:render()andreact()give"~~~js"for~~~js,ansi()andbun file.mdlose the highlighting.html()is right. Found by fuzzing.src/md/parser.rs:526) and reports the info string as an offset into its own text. The renderers read that offset in their own copy, which still has the mark.Fix
RendererImplevents that carry aFencedCode. Itslanguage()reads the parser's text.src_text,extract_language,code_lang,code_fencedand the stack entries'flagsare deleted.test/js/bun/md/,test/cli/run/markdown-entrypoint.test.ts. The mark tests fail on main. 801 spec examples without a mark render as on main.Background
RendererImpl(src/md/types.rs) is the parser's event interface to a renderer. Fenced code was its only block with a text offset.Downsides
.text, +96 bytes of vtables.html()resolves escapes and entities in the language (as on main).Notes
Where it came from. A fuzzer found it and @Jarred-Sumner relayed it. No issue or user report exists. The bug is as old as
Bun.markdown.render()(#26440). The reporter saw the same output on 1.3.14 through 1.4.3.Question for the maintainer. Two shapes fix this bug. This PR is the first one.
Bun.markdown.frontmatter()#47980 can then strip front matter in one place. Cost: two defaultedRendererImplmethods, theFencedCodetype, 3,328 bytes.render_with_rendererkeepstextwhole andprocess_docstarts after the mark. 24 changed lines insrc/md/parser.rsandsrc/md/blocks.rs, no trait change. A prototype of it passes the four test files of this PR. The four renderers keepsrc_textand the three copies of the language scan. A renderer that is built from another slice than the parser gets is wrong again, and the compiler does not see it. The input size limit then counts the 3 bytes of the mark, wherehtml()does not.If the second shape is wanted, I rework this PR to it and keep the tests.
#47980 (front matter) now has the second shape as
Parser::doc_start. The four test files of this PR pass on it. The three possible orders for the two PRs are in this comment.What the fix is, and what follows from it. The bug is that
parser.rs:526moves the parser's origin after the renderers are built. The lines that fix it areParser::process_fenced_code(src/md/render_blocks.rs) and its call inprocess_all_blocks(src/md/containers.rs). The other changes follow: a renderer that gets the language from the parser has no use for its copy of the text. The copies of the scan never differed, so "one scan in place of three" is not the reason.Not changed.
bun fmt'sBuilder(src/format/markdown/parse.rs) wants source, so it still getsenter_block(Code, offset, flags). It adds its ownbaseto each offset, and that is correct.ImageUrlCollectordoes not override the new events and does not need the language.A renderer that does not override the events sees a fenced block as
Codewithdata0 andflags0: no language, no offset.Damage. A wrong
languagestring, and ametafor a bare fence ("~~~") wherebun.d.tssays there is none.ansi()andbun file.mdlose the highlighting. Acodecallback that gives the string to a highlighter that refuses unknown languages throws: with highlight.js 11.11.1,Bun.markdown.render()on main throwsUnknown language: "~~~js".fs.readFileSync, aBufferandbun file.mdkeep the mark.await Bun.file(p).text()drops it.Not fixed here. For an info string with a backslash escape or an entity (
foo\+bar,föö),html()writes the resolved word andrender(),react()andansi()give it as written. The same holds for link and image destinations and titles. It is the same on main, with or without a mark. It changes output for documents without a mark, so it is not in this PR.Work in flight.
Bun.highlight) givesself.code_langto its highlighter insrc/md/ansi_renderer.rs. With a mark that string is the fence, so no language is highlighted. After this PR it takes thelanguageargument offlush_code_block. It editsflush_code_blockand removesis_js_lang, so the two PRs conflict in that file.Bun.markdown.frontmatter()#47980 (front matter, it replaces the closed Bun.markdown: add front matter support #36922) starts the parser behind the mark and the front matter. That is the start offset shape, and it fixes this bug too. If this PR lands first, markdown: skip front matter from the parser start, and addBun.markdown.frontmatter()#47980 can slice the text inparser::render_with_rendererbesideskip_utf8_bom.Bun.markdown.frontmatter()#47980, the order is a maintainer's choice.Tests.
test/js/bun/md/md-edge-cases.test.ts,a byte order mark before the document: for every example of the spec corpus,html(),render()with every callback,react()andansi()give for mark + document what they give for the document. On main 37 of the 766 examples differ inrender(),react()andansi(), and none inhtml(). Also: fence shapes as string and as Buffer, two marks, and a callback getter that writes the mark into a Buffer input.md-render-callback.test.ts,md-react.test.ts: the language with a mark, nometaand nolanguageprop for a bare fence, bothreactVersionvalues, aprecomponent.test/cli/run/markdown-entrypoint.test.ts:bun ./doc.mdof a file with a mark prints what the file without it prints.md-edge-cases.test.ts,render() of ...: acodeortextcallback that throws in a fenced block. These pass on main. They are there because fenced code left the path that the one existing throw test covers.test/cli/lint/explain.test.ts,test/cli/format/format.test.ts(the Markdown tests pass, and the failures are 5 s timeouts of config tests on the debug build here),test/internal/source-lints/,cargo clippy -p bun_md -p bun_runtime.Measurements. Two release builds (
bun scripts/build.ts --profile=release): main ff8ad61 and this PR. Instructions areinstructions:ufromperf_event_open, one call per process, the slope between two document sizes,BUN_JSC_useJIT=0, the minimum of 5 to 10 runs. The lines for scans, the harness, allocations and wall clock are from the same code on main 5f5799e.code-57, render withoutcode-28code-40, render withoutcode-28code1 (1), render withoutcode0 (0),bun doc.mdwith the image pre-scan 1 (1).text+3,328,.rodata+0,.data.rel.ro+0.RendererImplvtables: five found at 120 -> 136 bytes, +96 bytes for the six by count.size_of, main -> PR: ParseStackEntry 48 -> 48, CallbackStackEntry 72 -> 72, BlockHeader 16 -> 16, Parser 1288 -> 1288, HtmlRenderer 160 -> 144, AnsiRenderer 376 -> 344, ParseRenderer 368 -> 352, JsCallbackRenderer 320 -> 304bench/snippets/markdown.mjs, 10 interleaved runs, medians: largest delta -2.1%, noise floor 7.5%, so none seenThree choices that come from these numbers.
ParseRenderer::leave_block_implis#[inline(always)]. It has two callers now. Without the attribute LLVM calls it, andreact()pays about 15 instructions for every block (+34 per table row against main).process_fenced_codehas no#[inline(never)]. With the release link (ThinLTO) the attribute changes nothing for other blocks and costs 28 instructions per fenced block.FencedCode::language()is a byte loop, as the scan was before.strings::index_of_anycosts 44 more instructions per scan forjavascript, 92 forjsand about 100 for a bare fence. With it three cases are slower than main, per fenced block:react()on a bare fence +25,render()withcodeonjs+39 and on a bare fence +57. With the loop no case is.Other designs.
init: the renderers still slice their own text, the mark is looked for twice per call, and a callback getter runs between the two.enter_blockandleave_block: every block event of every document carries it.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 2 · 12 files touched
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