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An install resolves again each dependency that bun.lock binds outside its overrides rule. That pass runs after the lockfile is cleaned, and the clean gives each package and dependency a new id or drops it. The package manager still had ids of the replaced lockfile, so the pass bound a dependency to another package or indexed past the end. rebind_to_cleaned_lockfile runs at the start of the pass. It moves the ids in appended_task_packages and folders to the package with the same name and resolution. It forgets the entries of dropped packages and the network_dedupe_map entries that would stop a dropped package from being fetched again. It resets the state that holds dependency ids: the scope of `bun update <name>`, the peer pass flag, the queued peers and the task waiters. A debug-only flag asserts that nothing resolves a dependency between a clean and the rebind. HashMap::retain is new.
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Status: merged to main through #46455, which includes this branch at its last commit. How I reproduced it, on a release build of main before that merge:
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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 two things and ruled them out: the new HashMap::retain walks slot indices while remove_by_index only writes a tombstone (no backward shift), so each entry is visited exactly once; and the moved_targets_after_clean refactor is behavior-preserving, since the dropped moved.is_empty() early return just yields an empty collect and the old dep_id/old_id bounds checks now live in package_after_clean's .get(..)? calls.
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The change adds a cold rebind step before the overrides second-resolve pass in src/install/PackageManager/install_with_manager.rs, a shared package_after_clean helper in src/install/update_transitive.rs, HashMap::retain in src/collections/zig_hash_map.rs, debug-only asserts in PackageManagerEnqueue.rs, and ~480 lines of tests; it touches no security-sensitive surface. Two confirmed findings are posted inline, so this note only records what else was examined.
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A second branch fixes this defect at another place: Diff summary: I ran the new tests of each branch on a debug build of the other. Both are on 9634520. The 22 tests of this PR on that branch: 18 pass.
The 29 tests of that branch on this PR (a02f9fb): 24 pass.
Two more facts from that branch:
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The rebind cleared named_update_reachable, so UpdateScope walked the lockfile while the override pass had rows that were not resolved yet. A new package below such a row counted as out of scope, and the answer depended on the order of the packages. The rebind now calls plan_named on the cleaned lockfile before the pass invalidates a row, as the first pass does before the differ. A package that the pass appends counts as in scope, as in the first pass. The git fixture of the tests removes its directory.
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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 new HashMap::retain in src/collections/zig_hash_map.rs for removal during in-place slot iteration — remove_by_index writes a tombstone and takes the slot without shifting neighbours, so every entry is visited exactly once and no entry is skipped or double-visited.
Extended reasoning...
The latest push adds a re-plan of the named update scope on the cleaned lockfile and a HashMap::retain used by the rebind; the inline findings cover the scope re-plan's treatment of appended ids and a weak assertion in the new filter test. The retain implementation was examined separately and ruled out because deletion is tombstone-based rather than backward-shift.
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🟣 pre-existing, not blocking: Users running bun update <name> --filter <ws> whose lockfile needs the overrides second pass can get a transitive dependency of a workspace outside the filter moved to a newer version, adding a package bun install would not add. The second pass re-resolves outside rows of every workspace; a package appended for a non-targeted workspace's row has an id past the end of the planned bitset, and update_scope.rs:151 counts every such id as in scope, so its row naming the request takes should_update and stops reusing a satisfying locked version. Fix: an appended package should be in scope only when the row it was appended for is; for an id past the bitset end, find a row that resolves to it and recurse through contains_dependency on that row.
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Why this was flagged
Trigger: a workspace project with workspaces b (targeted) and c; c depends on P, bun.lock has P@ 1.0.0 and no-deps@ 1.0.1 (via one-dep); root overrides has P: "2.0.0", P@ 2.0.0 is not in bun.lock and declares no-deps: ^1.0.0; run bun update no-deps --filter b. Resolving appends P@ 2.0.0 at an id >= the cleaned lockfile length, then its no-deps row reaches PackageManagerEnqueue.rs:3217-3222: names_update_request is true and contains_dependency finds owner P@ 2.0.0, whose id is past the bitset end, so update_scope.rs:151 is_set_allow_out_of_bound(id, true) returns true and should_update is true. PackageManagerEnqueue.rs:3254-3258 then sets reusable_range = None, so lockfile.rs:2585-2589 only matches the exact found version and no-deps@ 1.1.0 is appended for workspace c, which --filter b did not select. On the base branch the same read hit a stale bit of the pre-clean bitset (or past its end), so the result was arbitrary; after this change it is deterministically in scope.
Verification: rows_outside_overrides (2451-2485) has no scope filter. contains_package (src/install/update_scope.rs:148-152): !self.direct_only && (self.whole_workspace || self.reachable(lockfile).is_set_allow_out_of_bound(id, true)); is_set_allow_out_of_bound returns the true default for index >= bit_length (src/collections/bit_set.rs:693-696).
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Stays as is in this PR. I ran your project (only c reaches scope-leaf, bun update no-deps --filter b) on debug builds of main b1d4686 and of this branch: both lock scope-leaf/no-deps at 1.1.0, and bun install locks 1.0.1. The first pass uses the same rule for ids past the end of the bits, so a change belongs in UpdateScope and affects every named update. The description lists it under "Not fixed here".
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Re-planning the bitset on the cleaned lockfile removes the stale-bit read, but the reported case is unchanged: rows_outside_overrides still has no scope filter, so the second pass can append P@ 2.0.0 for workspace c's row while --filter b is in effect, and that id is past the re-planned bitset's end, so is_set_allow_out_of_bound(id, true) at update_scope.rs:151 still returns true and P@ 2.0.0's no-deps row takes should_update. "As in the first pass" does not carry over here because the first pass only appends for rows the differ invalidated, which are already in scope, whereas the override pass re-resolves rows of every workspace. For an id at or past the bitset end, scope should instead come from the row the package was appended for: find a row whose resolution is that id and return contains_dependency on it, so an append for an out-of-filter workspace's row stays out of scope.
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- Around line 2446-2449: Update the waiter cleanup loop after draining peer
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the new HashMap::retain in src/collections/zig_hash_map.rs for skipped entries during in-place removal — remove_by_index leaves a tombstone rather than back-shifting, so a forward index scan visits every entry exactly once, and the moved_targets_after_clean rewrite keeps its old bounds checks via .get(..)? in package_after_clean.
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The change adds a cold rebind step before the overrides second resolve pass that remaps cached PackageIDs (appended_task_packages, folders), drops dedupe entries and dependency waiters, re-plans the named update scope, and adds a debug-only guard; it touches no security-sensitive surface. The one posted finding is a test/base-branch interaction from the merge with main, not a defect in the rebind logic itself, and the earlier concern about the cleared update-scope bitset is now addressed by re-running plan_named on the cleaned lockfile.
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I re-reviewed the latest push and found no bugs; the points from my earlier passes are now reflected in the code (the scope is re-planned with plan_named on the cleaned lockfile, the git fixture directory is disposed in afterAll, the scope-leaf test asserts the exact version and package list, and expectBehind matches the merged frozen-install behavior). Because this rewires cached resolver state between the two resolve passes and the description poses an open design question (rebind in the second pass vs. inside clean_lockfile), a maintainer's look is still worthwhile.
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rebind_to_cleaned_lockfile: the&manager.lockfileborrow is dead beforeplan_named(&mut manager), the retain closures only touch disjoint fields, andedit_after_resolve/mark_loaded_packagesbetween the clean and the rebind resolve nothing, so no id is cached in the gap.package_after_clean:.get(old_id)?on the resolution column covers the bounds checkmoved_targets_after_cleanused to do explicitly; sameeqlbuffer order as before.HashMap::retain:remove_by_indextombstones rather than backshifts, so forward index iteration visits each entry once; dedupe-map eviction for dropped npm packages is safe becausedetermine_preinstall_statereports a cached tarball asDonebeforetarball_taskwould run.- Remaining
TaskCallbackContextvariants with ids (RootDependency,RootRequestId,GitCheckout) are only produced on the runtime auto-install and install-phase paths, so stripping onlyDependencywaiters is sufficient here.
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The change adds a cold rebind step at the start of the overrides second resolve pass in src/install/PackageManager/install_with_manager.rs, a package_after_clean helper in src/install/update_transitive.rs (also used to simplify moved_targets_after_clean), a retain method on the custom hash map in src/collections/zig_hash_map.rs with a unit test, comment-only edits in src/install/update_scope.rs, and about 530 lines of new hermetic install tests in test/cli/install/overrides.test.ts. It touches no security-sensitive surface (no auth, crypto, path handling from untrusted input, or network trust changes); the lockfile strings it reads are already validated by existing loaders. The bug hunt ran dry with no findings, and every prior objection from this bot is addressed by the latest commits. Deferral rather than approval is because the change mutates several pieces of PackageManager resolver state across a lockfile renumbering, which is intricate enough that a human familiar with the install resolver should confirm the design choice the author explicitly asks about.
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🟠 Major · Use the clean-generated package ID mapping when rebinding… · update_transitive.rs:510-525
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftUse the clean-generated package ID mapping when rebinding post-clean IDs.
clean_with_loggeralready builds the required old-to-new mapping while cloning packages, but it dropspackage_id_mappingbefore returning the cleaned lockfile.package_after_cleanthen reconstructs identity from only the name hash andResolution::eql, which excludes package dependency rows and the NPM source URL. With duplicate package IDs, this can select the wrong row.Retain and return the mapping from
clean_with_logger(including the recursive clean path), then use it in the shared mapper for bothrebind_to_cleaned_lockfileandmoved_targets_after_clean. Map dropped entries toNone.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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What does this PR do?
Fixes a regression since 1.4.3.
Bug. With
overrides, an install resolves a second time whenbun.lockbinds a dependency to a version that its rule does not allow (reresolve_rows_outside_overrides, added by #44968 and #45307). The lockfile is cleaned between the two passes, and a clean renumbers or drops packages and dependencies. The second pass still read ids thatPackageManagerhad cached before the clean, so it did one of two things:bun update <tarball>wrote"remote-dep/no-deps": ["remote-dep@1.0.0", ...]tobun.lock, andnode_modulesgot that package.index out of bounds: the len is 6 but the index is 6, when the clean had dropped the cached package.1.4.3 has no second pass and does neither.
Fix.
rebind_to_cleaned_lockfile(src/install/PackageManager/install_with_manager.rs) runs at the start of the second pass:appended_task_packagesandfoldersagain by name and resolution, which a clean keeps. If the clean dropped the package, it forgets the entry and its download task, so the next dependency on it fetches it again.bun update <name> --filter: it plans the scope again on the cleaned lockfile.Supporting changes:
package_after_cleanis the lookup thatmoved_targets_after_cleanalready did, moved into its own function. Both now use it.HashMap::retainis new, like the one onArrayHashMap.An install that has no second pass runs no new code.
Not fixed here
bun pm fetch --no-verify: it still panics when a pinned tarball has become another package. Its download phase resolves that package's dependencies after the last clean, and reads the same stale ids. Main panics the same way. 1.4.3 does not have the command.bun update <name> --filter: a package that the second pass adds counts as in scope, even when only a workspace outside the filter reaches it. Its dependency on<name>then takes the newest version in range. Main does the same.Question for a maintainer. Should the ids be moved inside the clean instead?
Cloner::flushalready callsclear_cached_items_depending_on_lockfile_buffer()there and has the exact id mapping. That would also coverbun pm fetch, but every clean of every install would run it. The branchrobobun/a8d84d9a/remap-appended-task-packagessketches that design.How did you verify your code works?
test/cli/install/overrides.test.tshas 23 new tests. All 116 tests in the file pass on a debug build of this branch.bun update <name> --filter. One of them fails if the scope is cleared instead of planned again.bun update <tarball>,bun install --forceand the dropped-package install against a local registry with 1.4.3, main and this branch.cargo test -p bun_collections retainandtest/cli/install/nested-overrides.test.tspass.Generated by Claude Code