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Stop printing NUL for non-UTF-8 bytes: one WTF-8 step for the string printers and line counters - #46269
Latin-1 é before ASCII prints as U+0000, and the next one to three bytes are lost. bun add rewrites "Jos\xE9 P\xE9rez" in package.json as "Jos\^@\^@z", exit code 0. Bun 1.3.14 kept them.
write_pre_quoted_string_inner (src/js_printer/lib.rs:1078) decodes with failure value 0, then skips the 3 bytes E9 announces. Four source-map line counters do the same: stack frames below are one line off.
Fix
strings::wtf8_step is the decode step for both string escapers and those counters. A cut-off sequence is one U+FFFD, as in TextDecoder.
Commands that rewrite a package.json pass IllFormedBytes::Keep to print_json and write the bytes they read.
Verified: 31 new tests fail on main and pass here (test/cli/install/package-json-not-utf8.test.ts, 6 more files). Suites: Notes.
Self-reviewed: 8 concerns raised, 7 addressed. Not taken: hooks in bun:internal-for-testing.
Background
An 8-bit E::String must hold WTF-8 (UTF-8 plus lone surrogates). The JSON parser (since 1.4.0), the text loader and sourcesContent put file bytes there unchecked.
A non-UTF-8 package.json stays so after an edit. Node 22 and later refuse it, before and after (ERR_INVALID_PACKAGE_CONFIG). Bun 1.3 and npm pkg set write U+FFFD, which Node loads. npm pack keeps the bytes.
The transpiler cache version goes from 51 to 52. Valid input: 0% to 18.3% fewer instructions over 27 workloads, .text 1,024 bytes smaller.
Notes
Merge of main 0903892. One conflict: the cache version line, now 51 to 52. On that main the 31 new tests fail and the other 146 of the 7 files pass. All 177 pass here. Main has bun build --compile --aot (#45631) since the numbers below. Its three programs with bytes that are not UTF-8 (test/aot/parallel/language/ill-formed-utf8-*) print the same on this head as plain Bun and as an --aot executable. Of the 22,177 JavaScript and TypeScript files that changed on main, read as UTF-8, none gets a different transpiled text.
Terms. A lead byte is C0..F7: it announces a sequence of 2 to 4 bytes. A lone byte is 80..BF or F8..FF: it starts no sequence. A cut-off sequence is a lead byte and the continuation bytes that can follow it, fewer than it announces (Unicode calls it a maximal subpart).
What prints, file bytes JosE9 PE9rez and cafE9 au lait, each at exit code 0. Run on the four releases, on main and on this PR.
1.3.13, 1.3.14
1.4.0, 1.4.2
main
this PR
package.json after bun add, bun pm pkg set, bun pm version, and in the tarball of bun pm pack
Jos\uFFFD P\uFFFDrez
Jos\x00\x00z, which Node does not parse
Jos\^@\^@z
Jos\xE9 P\xE9rez, the bytes of the file
bun pm pkg get author
"Jos\uFFFD P\uFFFDrez"
"Jos\x00\x00z"
"Jos\^@\^@z"
"Jos\uFFFD P\uFFFDrez"
bun build of .json
caf\uFFFD au lait
caf\x00u lait
caf\x00u lait
caf\uFFFD au lait
bun build of .txt, and import of .txt at run time
caf\x00u lait
the same
the same
caf\uFFFD au lait
sourcesContent for // caf\xE9\nexport function a() {
// caf\^@xport function a() {
the same
the same
// caf\uFFFD\nexport function a() {
stack frame of a call on line 3, below // caf\xE9
legacy.js:2:14
the same
the same
legacy.js:3:14
So the package.json commands and bundled JSON are regressions since 1.4.0, and the rest was never right. .jsonc, .json5 and .yaml in a bundle print as .json does. With bun test, a coverage report and an inline snapshot take their lines from the same table as the stack frame.
Reach. Any 8-bit string that the printer or a line counter gets and that is not WTF-8: bytes of a file, and bytes of an argument (bun pm pkg set author=$(printf 'Jos\351')). A string literal of JS source with a character above U+007F is UTF-16 before it is printed and does not take this path.
The callers of wtf8_step.
Escapers: bun_js_printer::write_pre_quoted_string_inner (string values of every printed AST, print_json, sourcesContent) and bun_core::printer::write_pre_quoted_string (bun.lock, and the JSON string formatters of bun_core::fmt).
Inverse counter: Source::line_col_to_byte_offset, which the inline snapshot writer uses to find a call from its line and column.
wtf8_codepoint_at and utf8_codepoint_with_fffd stay as they are. The first advances one byte over what is no sequence. The second has no half of a surrogate pair. Both copy the bytes before they decode them, and wtf8_step is the head of the loop that prints every string. The step agrees with main's wtf8_codepoint_at and Wtf8DecodedUnits::next on 2,165,440,768 inputs: each string of 1 to 3 bytes, each string of 4 bytes that starts above 7F, and each code point.
Who keeps the bytes.IllFormedBytes::Keep is at seven print_json calls: MapEntry::print in WorkspacePackageJSONCache.rs (what bun add, remove, update and update -i write), bun pm pkg set, delete and fix, bun pm version, bun pm trust, bun pm pack and bun publish (the tarball), bun init and bun create. The default is Replace: bun pm pkg get, bun pm view, bun pm diff, the registry metadata of bun publish, the package.json that bun compile --library writes. The reason for Keep: the installer reads the text again after it prints it (MapEntry::save prints the tree and parses what it printed), and uses its strings as paths, URLs and scripts. bun add ./caf\xE9/dep exits 1 on 1.3.14 and on main (package.json not found), and 0 here. bun.lock is text and has U+FFFD for that byte (#40718), so bun install --frozen-lockfile then reports a change. It does the same on 1.4.3 for a package.json that a person wrote with that path. This PR does not change the lockfile.
Node and a package.json that is not UTF-8. Node 22.11, 24.0 and 26.3 refuse to run any script in a directory whose package.json is not UTF-8: Error: Invalid package config, code ERR_INVALID_PACKAGE_CONFIG. Node 18.20 and 20.18 load it. A lone byte (\xA9) is refused the same way as a lead byte (\xE9). So with Keep, Node 22 refuses the project before the edit and after it. After an edit by Bun 1.3 or by npm pkg set, the file is UTF-8 with U+FFFD and Node loads it. Keep is still the choice here, for these reasons. The edit does not make the file worse. Nothing is lost: a later conversion of the file to UTF-8 has every character, and U+FFFD is final. The installer reads the printed text again and uses its strings as paths. And Replace as it is here does not make every such file load, because it writes a lone byte as it is. To write U+FFFD for lead bytes in these commands is one enum value at each of the seven calls.
The table.textThatIsNotUtf8() in test/harness.ts has a line for each string of 1 to 4 of 16 bytes (69,904 lines) and the text that the printer reads from them. Node 26.3 and Bun compute the same text (same sha256). Against a plain TextDecoder: 19,308 lines are the same, 50,200 differ only in a lone byte (Latin-1, as on main), 396 hold a complete ED A0..BF xx (half of a surrogate pair, as on main), 0 differ otherwise and 0 lose an ASCII byte. The whole table goes through a text import for the targets bun and browser. The lines of up to 3 bytes go through a text import at run time and through bun pm pkg set.
Cost on valid input. Release builds of ea6a2c7 and of this change on it, instructions:u and cycles:u of the whole process from perf_event_open, 10 runs each, interleaved, pinned to one CPU. Noise is the base against itself. The PR now has main 0903892 merged in. The commits between do not touch the functions that are measured.
workload
instructions
noise
cycles
noise
text import, target browser: ASCII 9.1 MB / ja / ru / zh 8 MB
string literals, UTF-16 (Latin), 16 / 4 KB, target bun
-0.19% / -0.24%
0.00%
-1.2% / -1.1%
1.4%
string literals, UTF-16 (Latin), target browser, and CJK, both targets
0.00%
0.00%
-0.1% to -1.8%
1.1%
JSX text, 3.8 MB
0.00%
0.00%
-4.7%
0.3%
bun pm pkg get / bun pm pkg set x=2 on 4 MB
-1.14% / -1.56%
0.01%
-2.8% / -3.4%
0.4%
bench/snippets/transpiler-strings.mjs is a bench for the same paths: 8-bit and UTF-16 literals, short and long, both targets, the text of a file, sourcesContent.
bun lint and bun fmt --check, which call wtf8_codepoint_at, on ASCII and on Japanese source: the same instruction counts, within 0.1%.
Size (llvm-size, nm -S): .text 81,695,461 to 81,694,437 bytes. The 13 instances of the two escape loops: 34,878 to 34,794 bytes. The UTF-16 instance: 2,938 to 2,935. The cold half of the step: 83 bytes. line_col_to_byte_offset: 1,514 to 701. Chunk's slow path: 1,246 to 1,324. advance: 710 to 727. .rodata is the same size.
Output: 31 of 31 bundles, maps and pm pkg outputs of the corpora are byte-identical. 0 of 35,357 JS and TS files of test/node_modules transpile differently.
Allocator calls (gdb breakpoints): bun pm pkg set x=2 202 on both builds. bun build --sourcemap=external 13,205 to 13,277 on both. A source line with such bytes now gets the column table that any line with non-ASCII text gets: one allocation for the line.
System calls (ptrace): the file calls of bun pm pkg set and of the build are the same on both.
Two shapes in the code come from these numbers. wtf8_step is #[inline(always)]: with #[inline] it stayed out of line in the escape loop, and an ASCII text import took 0.7% more instructions than main. The loop head assigns c and width in each arm and not as a tuple: the tuple made the UTF-16 instance 285 bytes larger and 2.6% to 5.3% slower.
perf, valgrind, strace and bloaty are not on the machine.
Not changed, and where it goes.
A lone byte stays Latin-1 in the string printer, on purpose. The lexer, CodepointIterator and the identifier printer read it as Latin-1, and a string and an identifier of one file must agree:
A Latin-1 source with @dec gr\xFCss() {} runs on main. The lowered code names the member as the string "gr\xFCss" and as the identifier gr\u{fc}ss. With U+FFFD in the string only, the call throws.
A data file { "f\xFCr": 2, "ok": "f\xFCr" } prints the key as an identifier and the value as a string. Both are ü today.
A text import of Latin-1 für is für when Bun runs it.
In JSON output the lone byte stays too: print_json with Replace and sourcesContent write it as it is, as on main. U+FFFD there was tried and taken out, because three readers take the byte today:
bun compile --library reads sourcesContent back. With the byte the map is not UTF-8, and the command warns that the .aot.ts files are left out. With U+FFFD it writes a wrong .aot.ts and no warning. Main does that for a lead byte (// caf\xE9) today, and so does this PR.
The package.json of bun compile --library names the output files. A file name with such a byte no longer matched the file.
bun pm diff compares two prints. 25\xB0C to 25\xB1C became formatting only. On main and here, 25\xE9C to 25\xE8C is formatting only.
The other callers with Replace print through a lossy Display, so what they show has U+FFFD for this byte.
It holds after a lead byte that is replaced too: ED A0 41 is U+FFFD, U+00A0 and A, where main printed one NUL, so a browser bundle can hold a byte there that main did not write.
Legal comments, regular expressions and raw templates are copied as they are, so the output can still hold such bytes.
The JSON parser has no diff. It decodes a string that has an escape: a lead byte there is U+FFFD and a lone byte is its Latin-1 character. So a rewritten package.json has those in such a string, as on main. A raw copy there changes what --define folds and the bytes that bun run gives to the shell.
json_stringify has no diff: one U+FFFD for each byte, so E2 82 41 is two where the two escapers have one. bun lint -f json, bun lint --fix and bun fmt call it, and a change there changes what they write.
wtf8_codepoint_at has no diff.
ErrorPositionState::advance, scan_line_end and width_before in src/ast/lib.rs (the column of a build error and its caret) count with CodepointIterator: one column for each byte of a cut-off sequence. So the column of a build error and the column of a stack frame differ on a line that has a cut-off sequence of two or more bytes before the token.
utf8_bytes_to_js (src/js_parser_jsc/expr_jsc.rs): a .jsonc, .json5 or .yaml import at run time has one U+FFFD for each byte, where the bundle has one for each cut-off sequence. E2 82 41 is FFFD FFFD A at run time and FFFD A in the bundle.
percent_encode_write and markdown decode_utf8 step by the width that the lead byte announces. So can more loops outside bun_core: 17 files call wtf8_byte_sequence_length or utf8_byte_sequence_length. CSS has css: decode ill-formed UTF-8 to U+FFFD before tokenizing #41801.
Bun gives a // @bun file to JSC as Latin-1 (src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs:1010). A stack column of a --target=bun bundle is wrong on a line that has non-ASCII text in a comment before the call, for valid UTF-8 too. Decode module text that comes from disk or bundler output as UTF-8 #38714 has that.
A second symptom: a string joined to such a value. Under --minify-syntax the fold of + joins two 8-bit strings, and the printer prints the joined bytes as one literal. With PUB_NAME=Caf\xE9 in .env and --env 'PUB_*', process.env.PUB_NAME + "!" is "Caf\^@" on main: the E9 takes the !. Here it is "Caf\uFFFD!", the same as without --minify-syntax. The test is in test/bundler/bundler_env.test.ts. One case stays: a value that ends in a lead byte, joined to a value that starts with a continuation byte, decodes as one sequence after the join (caf\xC3 and \xA9 are café). That belongs to the join.
Cache.EXPECTED_VERSION 51 to 52: the source map of a cached file with such bytes changes.
bun.lock.bun_core's escaper already wrote U+FFFD (#40718), one for each byte. It now writes one for each cut-off sequence: a name with E2 82 41 is \uFFFDA, was \uFFFD\uFFFDA.
Other open pull requests. This replaces #41789 (the printer arm), #41844 (the package.json reader) and #38593 (the line table). It has the tests of #38593 as they are and the cases of the other two. #38449 fixes the \r\n peek of the same loop in Chunk.rs, which is one byte too far on main. #38253 decodes .txt and .md at the loader and reads a lone byte and half a surrogate pair as U+FFFD. If it lands, the expected text of loader-text-not-utf8 becomes that of TextDecoder. #33866 and #38666 edit Chunk.rs and LineColumnOffset::advance for valid non-ASCII text, so those hunks will conflict. #12981 (a PDF through the text loader) is the one report of this class.
Self-review. Addressed: the package.json writers keep bytes, the inverse counter is on the same step, the JSON parser is not touched, the UTF-16 loop head compiles as on main, wtf8_codepoint_at is as on main, coverage and inline snapshot tests, the bench file, lone bytes as on main. In part: every hunk has a test through a real command, and there are no hooks in bun:internal-for-testing.
Also ran. On the debug build: the 7 changed test files (177 tests pass). On release builds of ea6a2c7 and of this change on it, the same tests fail on both, apart from the new tests and from tests that time out under load: test/bundler (108 files), test/cli/lint, test/cli/format, test/cli/check, test/cli/init, test/js/bun/sourcemap, test/js/bun/transpiler, test/js/bun/yaml, json5, jsonc, test/js/bun/test/snapshot-tests, import-attributes, transpiler-cache, coverage, and from test/cli/install: bun-pm-pkg, bun-pm-version, bun-add, bun-lock, lockfile-only, npmrc, bun-pack, bun-create.
no test proof · iteration 1 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/test/coverage.test.ts, test/cli/run/run-unicode.test.ts, test/cli/install/package-json-not-utf8.test.ts
printf'{\n "name": "app",\n "version": "1.0.0",\n "author": "Jos\351 P\351rez"\n}\n'> package.json
bun pm pkg set x=2 && grep -a author package.json
# "author": "Jos\u0000\u0000z",
Bun 1.4.0 and 1.4.2 write "Jos\x00\x00z" there, which is not JSON. Bun 1.3.14 writes "Jos\uFFFD P\uFFFDrez". With this PR the two E9 bytes of the file stay, and bun pm pkg get author prints "Jos\uFFFD P\uFFFDrez".
The same byte in a .txt import prints as caf\x00u lait on main and as caf\uFFFD au lait here.
CI. Build 132795 on da78fc9 passed all 181 jobs. The two heads after it have main 0903892 merged in, and the current head 8bb43d4 adds one doc comment. In build 136336 on 8bb43d4, the 28 red test files are 27 in test/aot/ and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. 27 of the 28 are red on main at that commit too (build 136296). The other one is test/aot/heap-limit.test.ts, a memory limit test that failed on alpine x64. This PR touches none of them, and none of its 7 test files failed.
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The changes add shared WTF-8 decoding and use it in string escaping and source-position tracking. JSON printing can preserve ill-formed bytes, and package-management commands select that behavior. Tests and benchmarks cover malformed UTF-8 across bundling, source maps, CLI commands, and coverage.
The shared decoder returns a code point, consumed byte length, and replacement status. String escaping uses those results. The printer supports JSON modes that replace malformed sequences or preserve their bytes. Tests cover malformed input, and the benchmark covers ASCII, Latin, and CJK samples.
Preserve bytes in package JSON src/js_printer/lib.rs, src/runtime/cli/*, src/install/PackageManager/WorkspacePackageJSONCache.rs, test/cli/install/package-json-not-utf8.test.ts
JSON printing adds a Replace or Keep policy for ill-formed bytes. Package JSON writing paths select Keep. Tests check package-management commands and malformed-byte manifests.
AST and source-map scanners use the shared decoder to advance through source bytes. Tests check source positions, mappings, and coverage for malformed-byte input. The runtime transpiler cache version changes from 51 to 52.
Possibly related PRs
oven-sh/bun#42019: Changes storage and folding for non-ASCII define and environment strings, related to handling truncated bytes in inlined environment values.
oven-sh/bun#46630: Tests malformed UTF-8 replacement characters and consumed byte counts in JSONL offsets, related to the shared malformed-sequence decoding contract.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, dylan-conway
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The identified concerns are resolved: the package-command comment is corrected, and lone-byte handling preserves existing behavior under the documented contract. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains established.
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The comment says that print_json writes ill-formed UTF-8 as \x00. This PR changes that behavior. With the default IllFormedBytes::Replace, print_json now writes U+FFFD for each maximal ill-formed subpart. The comment now describes a defect that no longer exists. The to_str_lossy conversion still works, but readers will think it hides a NUL bug.
Change the comment so that it states the actual reason for the conversion. The reason is that put borrows the label. As an alternative, remove the lossy conversion, because print_json already replaces ill-formed bytes.
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- // `put` borrows the label. print_json writes ill-formed UTF-8 as `\x00`.+ // `put` borrows the label, so a lossy copy goes into the CLI arena.
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Review comment at @src/runtime/cli/pm_pkg_command.rs around lines 234 - 240:
Update the comment immediately above the label conversion to describe only that
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🟣 src/bun_core/string/mod.rs — pre-existing: maintainers keep a second JSON escaper in this module that decodes ill-formed bytes differently from the one this PR rewrote. json_stringify at src/bun_core/string/mod.rs:2244 still uses wtf8_byte_sequence_length_with_invalid plus decode_wtf8_rune_t and advances one byte on a malformed sequence, so a cut-off sequence such as E2 82 41 prints two U+FFFD where write_pre_quoted_string at src/bun_core/string/mod.rs:2241 and TextDecoder print one. Fix: decode with strings::wtf8_step in json_stringify too (advance step.len, write U+FFFD when step.replaced), so every escaper in bun_core::printer reads the same text from the same bytes.
Why this was flagged
A source file with Latin-1 or a truncated UTF-8 sequence (for example bytes E2 82 41) is linted with bun lint and its text is written as JSON by src/lint/driver/format/json.rs:73 and :76 (output and source fields), and by the other json_stringify callers in src/lint. json_stringify at src/bun_core/string/mod.rs:2245 takes the lead byte's declared width, decode fails, it writes U+FFFD and sets taken = 1 at src/bun_core/string/mod.rs:2254, so the following continuation byte 82 is a second malformed step and a second U+FFFD. The rewritten write_pre_quoted_string at src/bun_core/string/mod.rs:2241 now steps the maximal subpart via wtf8_step and prints one U+FFFD for E2 82, matching TextDecoder and the PR's stated rule. The base branch already printed two U+FFFD in json_stringify, so this is pre-existing; the PR introduces the divergence between the two escapers in the same module, which the PR description does not list among the sites intentionally left alone (it names only wtf8_codepoint_at and utf8_codepoint_with_fffd).
Verification: pre-existing (the base branch already produces the same output by the same route). Any json_stringify caller is handed WTF-8 text containing a cut-off multi-byte sequence. json_stringify (src/bun_core/string/mod.rs:2223-2271) is unchanged and still does strings::wtf8_byte_sequence_length_with_invalid(byte) (2245) and on MALFORMED leaves taken = 1 (2231). Result: two U+FFFD.
🟣 src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs — Developers whose bundle output contains a CRLF (a preserved legal comment or raw template text from a Windows file) get source maps where every mapping after it is one line too low, so devtools and stack traces point to the wrong line. src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs:529 advances i past the '\r' before the match, then src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs:555 checks output[last_generated_update + i + 1], which is two bytes past the '\r', so the '\n' directly after it is not seen and '\r\n' appends two line separators. Fix: index the byte directly after '\r' (drop the + 1, or test before advancing), and add a CRLF case to the sourcemap tests; the PR rewrote this exact loop under the claim that the line counters are now right.
Why this was flagged
Trigger: any generated chunk slice reaching update_generated_line_and_column_slow (src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs:516) that holds the bytes 0D 0A. At src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs:529 i += step.len moves i to the byte after '\r'; src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs:555 then forms newline_check = last_generated_update + i + 1, the byte after the '\n'. For a plain '\r\n' that byte is not '\n', so the '\r' falls through to append_line_separator at src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs:576, and the next iteration counts the '\n' again: two generated lines for one. Every later mapping is shifted one line. The base commit has the same i += len as usize / + i + 1 pair (base Chunk.rs:536,562), so the arithmetic is pre-existing, but this PR replaced the whole decode step on those lines, states that the four line counters are now correct, and adds CRLF handling tests only for the other counters, so the class fix belongs in this PR. Remedy: check the byte at last_generated_update + i (the byte after '\r' once i has advanced).
Verification: src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs:529 i += step.len moves i to the byte after '\r' before the match, then line 555 forms newline_check = last_generated_update + i + 1, the byte two past '\r'. For "\r\n" with <x> != '\n', a line separator is appended for '\r' (line 576-578) and another for '\n'. The base branch has the same + i + 1 at line 562. Fix is last_generated_update + i.
🟣 src/ast/lib.rs — Developers reading a diagnostic for a file with ill-formed bytes get a column that still does not match the sourcemap column or the inline-snapshot offset for the same position. ErrorPositionState::advance at src/ast/lib.rs:2517-2522 still decodes with CodepointIterator, which emits one U+FFFD per byte (base immutable.rs:163-165), while line_col_to_byte_offset at ast/lib.rs:2854 and LineOffsetTable.rs:159 now count one U+FFFD per maximal subpart. A truncated E2 82 before a token shifts the logger column by one relative to the sourcemap. Fix: move ErrorPositionState::advance onto wtf8_step too, so every line counter in the crate shares the one decoder the PR title promises.
Why this was flagged
Trigger: a source file whose line holds a truncated multibyte sequence (e.g. E2 82 41, or F0 9F 98 41) before a parse error or a lint diagnostic. ErrorPositionState::advance (src/ast/lib.rs:2517) uses CodepointIterator::next, which returns U+FFFD with width 1 on any malformed decode (src/bun_core/string/immutable.rs:163-165), so E2 82 41 counts as 3 columns. The rewritten counters LineOffsetTable::generate_in (src/sourcemap/LineOffsetTable.rs:159) and Source::line_col_to_byte_offset (src/ast/lib.rs:2854) now count the same bytes as 2 columns via wtf8_step. The same original position therefore prints with different columns in a diagnostic and in a stack frame mapped through the source map. The base commit had the diagnostic counter and LineOffsetTable disagreeing in the other direction (declared width vs per-byte), so the mismatch is pre-existing in kind, but the PR's stated goal and REVIEW.md's fix-the-whole-class rule call for converting every sibling counter in the same change. Remedy: port ErrorPositionState::advance to wtf8_step.
Verification: pre-existing. Triggering condition: a source file whose line holds a cut-off multibyte sequence (e.g. E2 82 41) before the token a diagnostic points at. ErrorPositionState::advance (src/ast/lib.rs:2517-2522) still iterates with CodepointIterator::next, so E2 82 41 costs the logger 3 columns; LineOffsetTable::generate_in uses wtf8_step, so the same bytes cost 2 columns there.
…printers and line counters
The UTF-8 arm of the JS printer's string escaper decoded with failure
value 0 and then advanced by the width that the lead byte announced. A
lead byte that starts no sequence (Latin-1 "é" before ASCII) printed as
U+0000, and the one to three bytes after it were lost. `bun add`,
`bun pm pkg set`, `bun pm version` and `bun pm pack` rewrote
"Jos\xE9 P\xE9rez" in package.json as "Jos\u0000\u0000z" with exit
code 0. Bundled data files, text imports and `sourcesContent` lost the
same bytes. The line and column counters of the source maps advanced the
same way, so the line break after such a byte was not counted, and stack
frames, coverage lines and inline snapshots below it were one line off.
`bun_core::strings::wtf8_step` is one decode step for text that is not
known to be WTF-8. It returns the code point, the length and a
`replaced` flag. What is no sequence is one U+FFFD for each cut-off
sequence, as `TextDecoder` reads it. Both string escapers,
`LineOffsetTable::generate_in`, the slow path of `Chunk`,
`LineColumnOffset::advance` and `Source::line_col_to_byte_offset` call
it.
`print_json` takes `IllFormedBytes::Keep` from the commands that write a
package.json back. They write the bytes that they read, so the file that
the installer reads again has the same paths, URLs and scripts. What is
shown or generated has U+FFFD.
A byte that can start no sequence (80..BF, F8..FF) prints as before:
Latin-1, as the lexer reads it.
The transpiler cache version goes from 37 to 38, because the source map
of a cached file with such bytes changes.
- internal-sourcemap and internal-sourcemap-roundtrip: the cases of #38593
for a line break after an ill-formed lead byte: in a plain comment, in a
legal comment, in a template literal, and in a file that is printed ahead
of the entry point.
- package-json-not-utf8: the JSON parser decodes a string that has an
escape, so that string is rewritten with U+FFFD.
- coverage and internal-sourcemap: the new tests run concurrently. The
coverage test asserts that lcov.info exists before it reads the file.
- bundler_loader: remove the check of the table against TextDecoder. It ran
no code of the build.
- pm_pkg_command.rs: the comment on the label copy gives the reason that
still holds.
json_stringify (src/bun_core/string/mod.rs): left on purpose. It writes one U+FFFD for each byte and loses nothing. bun lint -f json, bun lint --fix and bun fmt call it, and a change there changes what they write. The notes of the description now give this reason.
ErrorPositionState::advance (src/ast/lib.rs): left on purpose. The column of a build error shares its count with wtf8_len_utf16 and wtf8_offset_of_utf16_index, which lint, fmt and check use: one unit for each ill-formed byte. If only advance moves, the caret is 1 or 2 columns left of the token. The notes name it.
The comment at src/runtime/cli/pm_pkg_command.rs:234 now gives the reason that still holds: print_json writes a lone byte as it is.
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the removal of the issue-10624 zero-width guard in LineColumnOffset::advance (src/sourcemap/lib.rs): wtf8_step returns len >= 1 on every arm (the direct arms give 1..4 and the cold path clamps with cut.max(1)), so the hang that guard prevented cannot recur. The transpiler cache version bump is present (43 to 44 in src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerCache.rs); the description's "37 to 38" is stale after the rebase.
Extended reasoning...
This run's one confirmed finding (a pre-existing column offset in src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs) is posted inline; the second commit addressed the vacuous bundler_loader test and the pm_pkg_command comment from the prior review, while the earlier concern about package.json keeping raw bytes while bun.lock writes U+FFFD is not visibly changed in this push. The body records only what was examined and ruled out beyond the inline finding.
Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):
🟣 src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs — pre-existing: Remapped stack frames in a bun build --target=bun --minify-whitespace bundle land one column left of the call for each non-ASCII character in a legal comment earlier on that output line. src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs:590 advances the generated column once per decoded code point, but a // @ bun file is handed to JSC as Latin-1 at src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs:2864, one unit per byte, and legal comments are copied raw at src/js_printer/lib.rs:7073. Fix: count generated columns the way the output will be loaded, e.g. one unit per raw byte when ASCII_ONLY, or escape non-ASCII in copied comments.
Verification: pre-existing. src/sourcemap/Chunk.rs:590 self.generated_column += (c > 0xFFFF) as i32 + 1; counts generated columns in UTF-16 code units of the decoded text. src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs:2864 hands the // @ bun file to JSC as bun_core::String::clone_latin1(&source.contents), so JSC's frame columns are one unit per byte. src/js_printer/lib.rs:7073 writes the legal comment unescaped.
This PR also fixes a second symptom of the same decode step. Under --minify-syntax, a constant string that ends in a cut-off sequence takes the start of the string that is joined to it.
The fold of + links the two 8-bit strings into a rope (join_strings, src/ast/fold_string_addition.rs). The printer flattens the rope and prints the bytes Caf E9 21 as one literal. On main the E9 takes the !. The same holds for the targets bun and browser and for --minify (checked on the 1.4.3 canary and with this PR). The tests of this PR do not go through a join.
I measured it with 1,000 random .env values that hold ill-formed bytes. Each row compares the plain bundle with the --minify-syntax bundle, both run by Node 26.3, on debug builds.
rows that differ, of 1,000
main
with this PR
a value joined to an ASCII literal (v + "x", "x" + v, `${v}x`, `x${v}`, v + "x" + v)
390
0
a value joined to another value (v + w, `${v}${w}`)
382
25
The 25 rows are one case that the printer cannot see. The left string ends in a cut-off sequence and the right string starts with a continuation byte (80..BF), so the joined bytes decode as one sequence. Example: caf C3 joined to A9 is café in the minified bundle. The plain bundle prints U+FFFD for the C3 and the lone byte for the A9. That case belongs to the join, not to the decode.
A test for the join, if it is wanted in this PR
For test/bundler/bundler_env.test.ts. It fails on main and passes with this PR merged in.
// An inlined env value is the bytes of the .env file. Under --minify-syntax a value and the string that is joined to it// print as one literal. A value that ends in a cut-off UTF-8 sequence must not take the start of that string.test("bun build --minify-syntax keeps the string joined to an env value that ends in a cut-off UTF-8 sequence",async()=>{
using dir=tempDir("bun-build-env-cut-off",{".env": Buffer.concat([Buffer.from("PUB_NAME=Caf"),Buffer.from([0xe9]),Buffer.from("\nPUB_TWO=a"),Buffer.from([0xe2,0x82]),Buffer.from("\n"),]),"entry.mjs": /* js */` console.log(JSON.stringify([process.env.PUB_NAME + "!", \`\${process.env.PUB_NAME}!\`, "<" + process.env.PUB_TWO + ">", process.env.PUB_TWO + "\\n" + "x"])); `,});constoutputOf=async(...flags: string[])=>{constoutfile=`out${flags.length}.mjs`;await using build=Bun.spawn({cmd: [bunExe(),"build","--env","PUB_*","--target=node", ...flags,"entry.mjs","--outfile",outfile],env: bunEnv,cwd: String(dir),stdout: "pipe",stderr: "pipe",});const[,buildStderr,buildExitCode]=awaitPromise.all([build.stdout.text(),build.stderr.text(),build.exited]);await using run=Bun.spawn({cmd: [bunExe(),outfile],env: bunEnv,cwd: String(dir),stdout: "pipe",stderr: "pipe",});const[stdout,stderr,exitCode]=awaitPromise.all([run.stdout.text(),run.stderr.text(),run.exited]);return{ buildStderr, buildExitCode, stdout, stderr, exitCode };};const[plain,minified]=awaitPromise.all([outputOf(),outputOf("--minify-syntax")]);expect(minified.stdout).toBe('["Caf\uFFFD!","Caf\uFFFD!","<a\uFFFD>","a\uFFFD\\nx"]\n');expect(minified).toEqual(plain);expect(plain.exitCode).toBe(0);});
On the finding outside the diff: the column offset of a --target=bun bundle is on main too. Bun gives a // @bun file to JSC as Latin-1, and #38714 changes those loaders to UTF-8. The notes of the description name it.
The cache line of the description reads 43 to 44 now. The lockfile concern has its answer in the resolved thread: Bun 1.4.3 has the same mismatch for a package.json that a person wrote with that path, and this PR does not change the lockfile.
…off sequence
Under --minify-syntax the fold of `+` joins an inlined env value and the
string next to it, and the printer prints the joined bytes as one literal.
With `PUB_NAME=Caf\xE9` in .env, main prints "Caf\u0000" for
`process.env.PUB_NAME + "!"`: the lead byte takes the `!`. With the decode
step of this branch it is "Caf\uFFFD!", the same as without the flag.
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I re-reviewed the PR after the latest pushes (review-response commit, main merge, and the bundler_env test) and found no new bugs; because this rewires the string-printer hot path, four source-map line counters and the transpiler cache version, and makes a product decision (package.json keeps non-UTF-8 bytes while bun.lock still writes U+FFFD), a maintainer's look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
wtf8_step arms against the std utf8_chunks subpart rule: overlong E0/F0, surrogates ED A0..BF (kept as WTF-8), >U+10FFFF, and truncated tails all return len >= 1 with no out-of-bounds slice at any caller (every caller passes a non-empty tail).
The removed issue-10624 width-0 guard in LineColumnOffset::advance: the scanner still stops on NUL, and wtf8_step gives NUL len 1, so the column math is unchanged.
Source::line_col_to_byte_offset end-of-buffer \r\n handling and the lookahead-break: same byte offsets as the old CodepointIterator loop.
wtf8_byte_sequence_length_with_invalid / decode_wtf8_rune_t keep other callers (css, md, json5, xml), so nothing is left dead; the oracle-only loader test from the earlier review is gone and the new loader/sourcemap tests run bun itself.
Extended reasoning...
The change adds a single WTF-8 decode step in src/bun_core/string/immutable/wtf8_text.rs and routes both write_pre_quoted_string implementations, LineOffsetTable::generate, Chunk's VLQ builder, LineColumnOffset::advance and Source::line_col_to_byte_offset through it, plus a new Escapes/IllFormedBytes option that seven package.json-rewriting commands opt into, and bumps RuntimeTranspilerCache EXPECTED_VERSION to 44. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface; the adversarial input is file bytes, and the index arithmetic was checked to stay in bounds in release builds. Deferring rather than approving because the diff is ~950 lines across the printer hot path and source-map internals, and because the Keep-bytes behavior intentionally leaves package.json and bun.lock encoding the same path differently (acknowledged in the description), which is a maintainer judgment call rather than a code defect.
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- Around line 1088-1090: Update the invalid-byte branch in the printer so lone
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… no lead byte
`Replace` writes U+FFFD where a lead byte starts no sequence. A byte that
can start none (80..BF, F8..FF) is written as it is, as before this
branch. The doc said U+FFFD for both.
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Problem
ébefore ASCII prints as U+0000, and the next one to three bytes are lost.bun addrewrites"Jos\xE9 P\xE9rez"in package.json as"Jos\^@\^@z", exit code 0. Bun 1.3.14 kept them.write_pre_quoted_string_inner(src/js_printer/lib.rs:1078) decodes with failure value 0, then skips the 3 bytesE9announces. Four source-map line counters do the same: stack frames below are one line off.Fix
strings::wtf8_stepis the decode step for both string escapers and those counters. A cut-off sequence is one U+FFFD, as inTextDecoder.IllFormedBytes::Keeptoprint_jsonand write the bytes they read.test/cli/install/package-json-not-utf8.test.ts, 6 more files). Suites: Notes.bun:internal-for-testing.Background
E::Stringmust hold WTF-8 (UTF-8 plus lone surrogates). The JSON parser (since 1.4.0), the text loader andsourcesContentput file bytes there unchecked.Downsides
ERR_INVALID_PACKAGE_CONFIG). Bun 1.3 andnpm pkg setwrite U+FFFD, which Node loads.npm packkeeps the bytes.80..BForF8..FFbyte prints as on main (Decode a JS/TS source that is not UTF-8 before it is parsed #42753)..text1,024 bytes smaller.Notes
Merge of main 0903892. One conflict: the cache version line, now 51 to 52. On that main the 31 new tests fail and the other 146 of the 7 files pass. All 177 pass here. Main has
bun build --compile --aot(#45631) since the numbers below. Its three programs with bytes that are not UTF-8 (test/aot/parallel/language/ill-formed-utf8-*) print the same on this head as plain Bun and as an--aotexecutable. Of the 22,177 JavaScript and TypeScript files that changed on main, read as UTF-8, none gets a different transpiled text.Terms. A lead byte is
C0..F7: it announces a sequence of 2 to 4 bytes. A lone byte is80..BForF8..FF: it starts no sequence. A cut-off sequence is a lead byte and the continuation bytes that can follow it, fewer than it announces (Unicode calls it a maximal subpart).What prints, file bytes
JosE9PE9rezandcafE9au lait, each at exit code 0. Run on the four releases, on main and on this PR.bun add,bun pm pkg set,bun pm version, and in the tarball ofbun pm packJos\uFFFD P\uFFFDrezJos\x00\x00z, which Node does not parseJos\^@\^@zJos\xE9 P\xE9rez, the bytes of the filebun pm pkg get author"Jos\uFFFD P\uFFFDrez""Jos\x00\x00z""Jos\^@\^@z""Jos\uFFFD P\uFFFDrez"bun buildof.jsoncaf\uFFFD au laitcaf\x00u laitcaf\x00u laitcaf\uFFFD au laitbun buildof.txt, andimportof.txtat run timecaf\x00u laitcaf\uFFFD au laitsourcesContentfor// caf\xE9\nexport function a() {// caf\^@xport function a() {// caf\uFFFD\nexport function a() {// caf\xE9legacy.js:2:14legacy.js:3:14So the package.json commands and bundled JSON are regressions since 1.4.0, and the rest was never right.
.jsonc,.json5and.yamlin a bundle print as.jsondoes. Withbun test, a coverage report and an inline snapshot take their lines from the same table as the stack frame.Reach. Any 8-bit string that the printer or a line counter gets and that is not WTF-8: bytes of a file, and bytes of an argument (
bun pm pkg set author=$(printf 'Jos\351')). A string literal of JS source with a character above U+007F is UTF-16 before it is printed and does not take this path.The callers of
wtf8_step.bun_js_printer::write_pre_quoted_string_inner(string values of every printed AST,print_json,sourcesContent) andbun_core::printer::write_pre_quoted_string(bun.lock, and the JSON string formatters ofbun_core::fmt).LineOffsetTable::generate_in,Chunk'supdate_generated_line_and_column_slow,LineColumnOffset::advance.Source::line_col_to_byte_offset, which the inline snapshot writer uses to find a call from its line and column.wtf8_codepoint_atandutf8_codepoint_with_fffdstay as they are. The first advances one byte over what is no sequence. The second has no half of a surrogate pair. Both copy the bytes before they decode them, andwtf8_stepis the head of the loop that prints every string. The step agrees with main'swtf8_codepoint_atandWtf8DecodedUnits::nexton 2,165,440,768 inputs: each string of 1 to 3 bytes, each string of 4 bytes that starts above7F, and each code point.Who keeps the bytes.
IllFormedBytes::Keepis at sevenprint_jsoncalls:MapEntry::printinWorkspacePackageJSONCache.rs(whatbun add,remove,updateandupdate -iwrite),bun pm pkg set,deleteandfix,bun pm version,bun pm trust,bun pm packandbun publish(the tarball),bun initandbun create. The default isReplace:bun pm pkg get,bun pm view,bun pm diff, the registry metadata ofbun publish, the package.json thatbun compile --librarywrites. The reason forKeep: the installer reads the text again after it prints it (MapEntry::saveprints the tree and parses what it printed), and uses its strings as paths, URLs and scripts.bun add ./caf\xE9/depexits 1 on 1.3.14 and on main (package.json not found), and 0 here. bun.lock is text and has U+FFFD for that byte (#40718), sobun install --frozen-lockfilethen reports a change. It does the same on 1.4.3 for a package.json that a person wrote with that path. This PR does not change the lockfile.Node and a package.json that is not UTF-8. Node 22.11, 24.0 and 26.3 refuse to run any script in a directory whose package.json is not UTF-8:
Error: Invalid package config, codeERR_INVALID_PACKAGE_CONFIG. Node 18.20 and 20.18 load it. A lone byte (\xA9) is refused the same way as a lead byte (\xE9). So withKeep, Node 22 refuses the project before the edit and after it. After an edit by Bun 1.3 or bynpm pkg set, the file is UTF-8 with U+FFFD and Node loads it.Keepis still the choice here, for these reasons. The edit does not make the file worse. Nothing is lost: a later conversion of the file to UTF-8 has every character, and U+FFFD is final. The installer reads the printed text again and uses its strings as paths. AndReplaceas it is here does not make every such file load, because it writes a lone byte as it is. To write U+FFFD for lead bytes in these commands is one enum value at each of the seven calls.The table.
textThatIsNotUtf8()intest/harness.tshas a line for each string of 1 to 4 of 16 bytes (69,904 lines) and the text that the printer reads from them. Node 26.3 and Bun compute the same text (same sha256). Against a plainTextDecoder: 19,308 lines are the same, 50,200 differ only in a lone byte (Latin-1, as on main), 396 hold a completeED A0..BF xx(half of a surrogate pair, as on main), 0 differ otherwise and 0 lose an ASCII byte. The whole table goes through a text import for the targetsbunandbrowser. The lines of up to 3 bytes go through a text import at run time and throughbun pm pkg set.Cost on valid input. Release builds of ea6a2c7 and of this change on it,
instructions:uandcycles:uof the whole process fromperf_event_open, 10 runs each, interleaved, pinned to one CPU. Noise is the base against itself. The PR now has main 0903892 merged in. The commits between do not touch the functions that are measured.--sourcemap=external: ASCII JS 9.1 MB / ja / ru / zhbun pm pkg get/bun pm pkg set x=2on 4 MBbench/snippets/transpiler-strings.mjsis a bench for the same paths: 8-bit and UTF-16 literals, short and long, both targets, the text of a file,sourcesContent.bun lintandbun fmt --check, which callwtf8_codepoint_at, on ASCII and on Japanese source: the same instruction counts, within 0.1%.llvm-size,nm -S):.text81,695,461 to 81,694,437 bytes. The 13 instances of the two escape loops: 34,878 to 34,794 bytes. The UTF-16 instance: 2,938 to 2,935. The cold half of the step: 83 bytes.line_col_to_byte_offset: 1,514 to 701.Chunk's slow path: 1,246 to 1,324.advance: 710 to 727..rodatais the same size.pm pkgoutputs of the corpora are byte-identical. 0 of 35,357 JS and TS files oftest/node_modulestranspile differently.gdbbreakpoints):bun pm pkg set x=2202 on both builds.bun build --sourcemap=external13,205 to 13,277 on both. A source line with such bytes now gets the column table that any line with non-ASCII text gets: one allocation for the line.ptrace): the file calls ofbun pm pkg setand of the build are the same on both.wtf8_stepis#[inline(always)]: with#[inline]it stayed out of line in the escape loop, and an ASCII text import took 0.7% more instructions than main. The loop head assignscandwidthin each arm and not as a tuple: the tuple made the UTF-16 instance 285 bytes larger and 2.6% to 5.3% slower.perf,valgrind,straceandbloatyare not on the machine.Not changed, and where it goes.
A lone byte stays Latin-1 in the string printer, on purpose. The lexer,
CodepointIteratorand the identifier printer read it as Latin-1, and a string and an identifier of one file must agree:@dec gr\xFCss() {}runs on main. The lowered code names the member as the string"gr\xFCss"and as the identifiergr\u{fc}ss. With U+FFFD in the string only, the call throws.{ "f\xFCr": 2, "ok": "f\xFCr" }prints the key as an identifier and the value as a string. Both areütoday.fürisfürwhen Bun runs it.So U+FFFD for a lone byte needs the lexer and the identifier printer in the same change (Decode a JS/TS source that is not UTF-8 before it is parsed #42753, lexer: decode ill-formed UTF-8 in JS source as U+FFFD #38262). Node has a SyntaxError and U+FFFD for these.
In JSON output the lone byte stays too:
print_jsonwithReplaceandsourcesContentwrite it as it is, as on main. U+FFFD there was tried and taken out, because three readers take the byte today:bun compile --libraryreadssourcesContentback. With the byte the map is not UTF-8, and the command warns that the.aot.tsfiles are left out. With U+FFFD it writes a wrong.aot.tsand no warning. Main does that for a lead byte (// caf\xE9) today, and so does this PR.bun compile --librarynames the output files. A file name with such a byte no longer matched the file.bun pm diffcompares two prints.25\xB0Cto25\xB1Cbecameformatting only. On main and here,25\xE9Cto25\xE8Cisformatting only.The other callers with
Replaceprint through a lossyDisplay, so what they show has U+FFFD for this byte.What that leaves wrong: the bundle holds the byte, so Node reads U+FFFD and Bun reads Latin-1. An inlined env value shows it. With
PUB_S=a\xA9b,process.env.PUB_Sisa\uFFFDbat run time in Bun and in Node, and the--envbundle givesa©bwhen Bun loads it. Main does the same. The text of a define or env string belongs to the place that builds it (Store non-ASCII define, env, macro and inlined path strings as UTF-16 so they fold like literals #42019, js_parser: fold[n],.charCodeAt,.length,<and unary+of an 8-bit string per UTF-16 code unit #46915).It holds after a lead byte that is replaced too:
ED A0 41is U+FFFD, U+00A0 andA, where main printed one NUL, so a browser bundle can hold a byte there that main did not write.Legal comments, regular expressions and raw templates are copied as they are, so the output can still hold such bytes.
The JSON parser has no diff. It decodes a string that has an escape: a lead byte there is U+FFFD and a lone byte is its Latin-1 character. So a rewritten package.json has those in such a string, as on main. A raw copy there changes what
--definefolds and the bytes thatbun rungives to the shell.json_stringifyhas no diff: one U+FFFD for each byte, soE2 82 41is two where the two escapers have one.bun lint -f json,bun lint --fixandbun fmtcall it, and a change there changes what they write.wtf8_codepoint_athas no diff.ErrorPositionState::advance,scan_line_endandwidth_beforeinsrc/ast/lib.rs(the column of a build error and its caret) count withCodepointIterator: one column for each byte of a cut-off sequence. So the column of a build error and the column of a stack frame differ on a line that has a cut-off sequence of two or more bytes before the token.utf8_bytes_to_js(src/js_parser_jsc/expr_jsc.rs): a.jsonc,.json5or.yamlimport at run time has one U+FFFD for each byte, where the bundle has one for each cut-off sequence.E2 82 41isFFFD FFFD Aat run time andFFFD Ain the bundle.percent_encode_writeand markdowndecode_utf8step by the width that the lead byte announces. So can more loops outsidebun_core: 17 files callwtf8_byte_sequence_lengthorutf8_byte_sequence_length. CSS has css: decode ill-formed UTF-8 to U+FFFD before tokenizing #41801.Bun gives a
// @bunfile to JSC as Latin-1 (src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs:1010). A stack column of a--target=bunbundle is wrong on a line that has non-ASCII text in a comment before the call, for valid UTF-8 too. Decode module text that comes from disk or bundler output as UTF-8 #38714 has that.The two escape loops stay two. Deduplicate bundler dispatch and output glue, the JS string escaper, and the exports-map retry #31998 folds them. With one step in both, that fold is mechanical.
A second symptom: a string joined to such a value. Under
--minify-syntaxthe fold of+joins two 8-bit strings, and the printer prints the joined bytes as one literal. WithPUB_NAME=Caf\xE9in.envand--env 'PUB_*',process.env.PUB_NAME + "!"is"Caf\^@"on main: theE9takes the!. Here it is"Caf\uFFFD!", the same as without--minify-syntax. The test is intest/bundler/bundler_env.test.ts. One case stays: a value that ends in a lead byte, joined to a value that starts with a continuation byte, decodes as one sequence after the join (caf\xC3and\xA9arecafé). That belongs to the join.Cache.
EXPECTED_VERSION51 to 52: the source map of a cached file with such bytes changes.bun.lock.
bun_core's escaper already wrote U+FFFD (#40718), one for each byte. It now writes one for each cut-off sequence: a name withE2 82 41is\uFFFDA, was\uFFFD\uFFFDA.Other open pull requests. This replaces #41789 (the printer arm), #41844 (the package.json reader) and #38593 (the line table). It has the tests of #38593 as they are and the cases of the other two. #38449 fixes the
\r\npeek of the same loop inChunk.rs, which is one byte too far on main. #38253 decodes.txtand.mdat the loader and reads a lone byte and half a surrogate pair as U+FFFD. If it lands, the expected text ofloader-text-not-utf8becomes that ofTextDecoder. #33866 and #38666 editChunk.rsandLineColumnOffset::advancefor valid non-ASCII text, so those hunks will conflict. #12981 (a PDF through the text loader) is the one report of this class.Self-review. Addressed: the package.json writers keep bytes, the inverse counter is on the same step, the JSON parser is not touched, the UTF-16 loop head compiles as on main,
wtf8_codepoint_atis as on main, coverage and inline snapshot tests, the bench file, lone bytes as on main. In part: every hunk has a test through a real command, and there are no hooks inbun:internal-for-testing.Also ran. On the debug build: the 7 changed test files (177 tests pass). On release builds of ea6a2c7 and of this change on it, the same tests fail on both, apart from the new tests and from tests that time out under load:
test/bundler(108 files),test/cli/lint,test/cli/format,test/cli/check,test/cli/init,test/js/bun/sourcemap,test/js/bun/transpiler,test/js/bun/yaml,json5,jsonc,test/js/bun/test/snapshot-tests,import-attributes,transpiler-cache,coverage, and fromtest/cli/install:bun-pm-pkg,bun-pm-version,bun-add,bun-lock,lockfile-only,npmrc,bun-pack,bun-create.no test proof · iteration 1 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/test/coverage.test.ts, test/cli/run/run-unicode.test.ts, test/cli/install/package-json-not-utf8.test.ts