[robobun]

Problem

• opacity: calc(50% + 1) prints opacity:0. oklch(from #ff876a calc(l - .08) c h) prints oklch(none .152244 34.675).
• Percentage::from_calc (src/css/values/calc.rs:1612) returns NaN for an operand that is not a plain percentage: a number, or a math function that was not reduced. NaN prints as 0, or as none in a color.

Fix

• from_calc returns an error, like the Angle and Time impls.
• A declaration stays as written. A keyframe with such a selector is dropped, as in Chrome. Bun.color() returns null.
• Verified: test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts (21 rows fail without the fix), color.test.ts (1). Also test/js/bun/css and test/bundler/css.
• Self-reviewed: 2 concerns raised, 2 addressed.

Background

• Calc::add folds a calc() sum. When only one side is a value, it calls V::from_calc on the other side.
• A relative color reads the keyword l as a percentage, so calc(l - .08) is such a sum. css: fold relative colors on the scale of their function, and keep them as written when the fold is not exact #45362 reads l as a number.
• css: parse calc(<channel> * <percentage>) in relative colors #38513, css: parse number and percentage channels in lab(), lch(), oklab(), oklch(), hsl() and hwb() #45084 and css: fold relative colors on the scale of their function, and keep them as written when the fold is not exact #45362 carry this hunk. Folding abs() of a percentage does not cover a number operand.

Downsides

• A typed @property initial value has no unparsed form, so such a sum is a build error (Unexpected token: calc(), also when it is valid. Main builds a wrong value. Land css: read an @property initial-value on the stylesheet's parser, keep an unmatched value as written #45806 first: it keeps the value as written.
• Bun.color("hsl(from blue h s calc(l + 20))") returns null. It returned "#000". Chrome computes #6666ff.
• .text +0 B. +1 instruction for each percentage sum that reduces.

Notes

What main prints, and what this PR prints

Source	main	this PR	Chrome 153
opacity: calc(50% + 1)	opacity:0	as written	invalid declaration
scale: calc(1 + 10%)	scale:0% 0%	as written	invalid declaration
rgb(calc(10 + 10%) 0 0)	#000	as written	invalid declaration
oklch(from #ff876a calc(l - .08) c h)	oklch(none .152244 34.675)	as written	oklch(0.670801 0.152278 34.6732)
hsl(from blue h s calc(l + 20))	#000	as written	color(srgb 0.4 0.4 1)
lab(calc(50% + abs(-10%)) 10 0)	lab(none 10 0)	as written	lab(60 10 0)
@keyframes k { calc(50% + 1) { color: red } }	keyframe at 0%	keyframe dropped	keyframe dropped
@property <percentage>, initial-value: calc(50% + 1)	initial-value:0%	Unexpected token: calc(	invalid rule
@property <percentage>, initial-value: calc(50% + abs(-10%))	initial-value:0%	Unexpected token: calc(	60%
@property <color>, initial-value: hsl(from blue h s calc(l + 20))	initial-value:#000	Unexpected token: hsl(	color(srgb 0.4 0.4 1)

Readers of a <percentage> that change: opacity, font-stretch, scale, transform: scale(), scaleX(), scale3d(), border-image-slice, mask-border-slice, the color stop of -webkit-gradient(), a keyframe selector, a typed @property initial value, font-stretch in @font-face, and the percentage channels and alpha of every color function. A length-percentage (width: calc(50% + abs(-10%))) does not pass through Percentage::from_calc and does not change.

Relative colors. The channels that take only a percentage are l of lab(), lch(), oklab() and oklch(), s and l of hsl(), and w and b of hwb(). calc(l + 20) in one of them is left as written. This is a stop until #45362 reads the keyword as a number. rgb(from red calc(r - 50) g b) still prints #000: that channel also takes a number, and this PR does not change it.

Probe. 385 rows with a sum that is not reduced, at 17 color positions and 32 other positions, run on release builds of main and of this branch. 133 rows change, at 12 color positions and 11 other positions. 121 go from a wrong value (0, none, #000, gray) to as written. 6 keyframes are dropped. 6 typed @property values become an error. No row goes from a right value to a wrong one.

Measurements (release builds, merge base d0831bc and this branch)

• .text: 81,316,949 B in both (llvm-size -A). Two functions grow by 115 B in total, inside existing padding: Calc<Percentage>::add 571 to 683 B, parse_sum 1001 to 1004 B (nm -S).
• Instructions from the entry of CssColor::parse to its return (gdb stepi, instructions inside the bun image, 2 runs, no spread): lab(calc(25% + 25%) 10 0) 7089 to 7090, hsl(120 calc(25% + 25%) calc(100% - 50%)) 12344 to 12346. Allocations: equal.
• The 36 tracked .css files minify to the same 2,564,636 bytes on both builds.

After the code review. The build error for a typed @property stays in this PR. The class exists on main: initial-value: abs(-10%) with <percentage> and rgb(from currentColor r g b) with <color> are the same error there. #45806 is the open change that keeps such a value as written, for every typed value. The tests do not assert the error. The typed @property rows are one test.todo that asserts the value as written, for five invalid values and two valid ones. Bun.color("hsl(from blue h s calc(l + 20))") is a test.todo row that asserts #66f. Chrome 153 drops a keyframe whose selector is any math function, calc(50% + 10%) included, so the dropped keyframe is what Chrome does with the source.

Other open PRs (local merges, debug build).

• css: read an @property initial-value on the stylesheet's parser, keep an unmatched value as written #45806 merges with no text conflict. Checked on css: read a NaN calculation in a color channel as 0, not none #45971, which contains this PR: color.test.ts and test/bundler/esbuild/css.test.ts pass on the merge. css.test.ts passes except one subprocess test of main, which hit its 5 s timeout in the full run and passes alone. The test.todo for a typed @property passes there, so it can lose its .todo when both have landed.
• css: parse number and percentage channels in lab(), lch(), oklab(), oklch(), hsl() and hwb() #45084 has the same from_calc hunk and merges with no text conflict. css.test.ts and color.test.ts pass on the merge.
• css: fold relative colors on the scale of their function, and keep them as written when the fold is not exact #45362 and css: fold round() by choosing between the lower and upper multiple of |B| #45249 conflict with this branch in the test files.

Tests. With main ea6a2c7 merged, the debug build passes all of test/js/bun/css, test/bundler/css and test/bundler/esbuild/css.test.ts, except css-fuzz.test.ts. Its four tests hit their 5 s and 10 s timeouts under a debug build on this machine. Its tests do not run in CI (if (!isCI)), and they passed on a release build of this branch before the merge.

[robobun]

^{Updated 7:20 PM PT - Oct 21st, 2026}

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[robobun]

Status: closed, not merged. The change of this PR landed in #47025 (7942008).

How to reproduce (main at d0831bc, before #47025):

/* a.css */
a { opacity: calc(50% + 1); color: oklch(from #ff876a calc(l - .08) c h) }

$ bun build a.css --minify --outdir=out && cat out/a.css
a{opacity:0;color:#000;color:color(display-p3 .0099608 .00306233 -.0370055);color:lab(.143929% -.554599 4.47095)}

The element becomes invisible, and the salmon color becomes black.

On main at 7942008 the output is:

a{opacity:calc(50% + 1);color:#e36e52;color:color(display-p3 .831387 .456024 .350426);color:lab(60.5202% 45.0053 37.9311)}

PR: #45970

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

Percentage conversion now reports an invalid-value parser error for non-value calculations instead of returning NaN. CSS tests cover incompatible calculations in minification and color parsing, along with supported percentage calculations.

Changes

CSS calculation validation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Percentage calculation handling and minifier coverage src/css/values/calc.rs, test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts	Percentage::from_calc reports an invalid-value parser error for non-value expressions. Minifier tests cover incompatible and supported percentage arithmetic, percentage-valued properties, keyframe selectors, and typed @property values.
Color calculation coverage test/js/bun/css/color.test.ts	Color parsing tests cover an incompatible RGB number and percentage calculation. TODO tests document relative HSL and Lab calculation cases.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 2c595

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 2c595

CSS builds using affected typed @property initial values can fail instead of preserving the rule. Resolve this regression before merging unless that limitation is explicitly accepted.

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[claude]

🔴 Users with a typed @ property whose initial-value holds a valid relative color or percentage sum now get a hard build failure where the base produced a wrong but building value. The new Err at calc.rs:1615 is ?-propagated by syntax.parse_value at src/css/rules/property.rs:141 and up to the top-level rule loop, which returns the error at src/css/css_parser.rs:2627. Chrome treats oklch(from #ff876a calc(l - .08) c h) and calc(50% + abs(-10%)) as valid, so valid CSS stops building. Fix: a typed initial-value that fails to parse must not fail the stylesheet; keep the raw tokens or drop the rule with a warning, as the declaration path already does. The PR text calls this an accepted downside; it is a build break for valid input.

Why this was flagged

A stylesheet contains @ property --p { syntax: '<color>'; inherits: false; initial-value: oklch(from #ff876a calc(l - .08) c h); } or @ property --p { syntax: '<percentage>'; inherits: false; initial-value: calc(50% + abs(-10%)); } and goes through bun build or the CSS loader. The l channel is read as a Percentage, Calc::add at src/css/values/calc.rs:264 calls into_value, and from_calc at src/css/values/calc.rs:1615 now returns invalid_value. PropertyRule::parse at src/css/rules/property.rs:141 propagates that with ?, and StyleSheet::parse at src/css/css_parser.rs:2627 returns the error when error_recovery is off, which is the default at src/css/css_parser.rs:2952. On the base branch the same input built and printed initial-value:oklch(none ...) or 0% (wrong, but the build succeeded). Chrome accepts both inputs, so a user's valid stylesheet now fails to build. Declarations have an unparsed fallback that keeps the value as written; the typed @ property path has none and no error recovery.

Verification: Percentage::from_calc at src/css/values/calc.rs:1612-1617 now returns Err(input.new_custom_error(css::ParserError::invalid_value)). Calc::add at calc.rs:264 calls rhs.into_value(input)?. src/css/rules/property.rs:141 ?-propagates the error with no unparsed fallback, and src/css/css_parser.rs:2627 returns it because error_recovery is always false. On the base the same inputs built with initial-value:#000 / 0%.

[robobun]

Confirmed. I did not add a fallback in this PR, for two reasons.

1. The error class is on main already. A typed @property fails for every value that its parser does not resolve: initial-value: abs(-10%) with <percentage> is Unexpected token: abs(, and rgb(from currentColor r g b) with <color> is Unexpected token: rgb(. This PR moves two shapes from a wrong value into that class.
2. css: keep a typed @property initial-value as written when no component matches #45807 is the open change for the class. It makes SyntaxString::parse_value keep a value that no component matches as written, which is the fix named here. A second copy in this PR would put the same change in two places.

What 135a5ac does: the tests no longer assert an error for a valid value. test.todo rows assert the as-written output for hsl(from blue h s calc(l + 20)) and calc(50% + abs(-10%)). The description now says to land #45807 first.

I leave this thread open for a maintainer. If the fallback is wanted in this PR, I will add it.

[robobun]

Update after d3bb8cb.

• css: keep a typed @property initial-value as written when no component matches #45807 is closed. Its change is now part of css: read an @property initial-value on the stylesheet's parser, keep an unmatched value as written #45806, which is open. The description and the test comment point to css: read an @property initial-value on the stylesheet's parser, keep an unmatched value as written #45806.
• The tests no longer assert the build error. Those rows failed on a merge with css: read an @property initial-value on the stylesheet's parser, keep an unmatched value as written #45806, and the two branches merge with no text conflict. The typed @property rows are now one test.todo that asserts the value as written.
• On a local merge with css: read an @property initial-value on the stylesheet's parser, keep an unmatched value as written #45806, that test.todo passes.

This thread stays open for a maintainer.

[claude]

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[Jarred-Sumner]

Closing as a duplicate of #45971, which landed in #47025 (7942008).