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Problem

• bun check <file>, bun --check, bun test --check and bun build --check find an imported HTML page by the specifier's text. import it from "./template.html" with { type: "text" } fails with error TS6053: File '<dir>/assets/app.js' not found.
• Cause: it.ends_with(b".html") && is_relative(it) in check_named_files (src/sema/driver/lib.rs:3940).
• No user reported it.

Fix

• src/sema/driver/pages.rs decides each import as Bun loads it: by the type attribute, or else by the extension's loader (--loader).
• A bundle's check uses the same rule. No bundler file changes.
• Verified: test/cli/check/check.test.ts (44 new tests, 22 fail on main), entry-points.test.ts.
• Self-reviewed: 98 concerns raised, 93 addressed. The other 5 are in Notes.

Background

• A loader says how Bun reads a file. with { type: "text" } or --loader .html:text gives a .html file the text loader.
• A page is an import that gets the HTML loader. A check of named files also covers the scripts of a page.
• Weighed and removed: the type checker's resolver (it failed correct projects), and a list of what a bundle loads otherwise (the exit code followed a bundler race).

Downsides

• Pages that main misses are now followed: type: "html" on any file, a --loader extension, .HTML. Their script errors fail the command.
• One file imported as text by path and as a page through an alias: main checked the page. Now only bun build --check does, and not in every run (Importing HTML bundle with different with { type } are cached incorrectly #19834).
• Release binary text: +10,752 bytes. A check with no page: 695.6M to 696.0M user instructions (+0.06%, spread 0.2%), +0 allocations.

Notes

Where it comes from. A review of #46223 found the false error. No issue reports it.

Two questions for a maintainer.

1. Does a missing script of a followed page stay an error? check_paths (src/sema/driver/lib.rs:1779) reports each page script that is not on disk as TS6053. The message names no import and no HTML file. A change there would also clear the false error where the loader is not written in the source: [loader] in bunfig.toml under bun check <file>, and import() options in a variable. This PR does not touch it.
2. Does the rule also add pages? type: "html" on a file of another name, an extension from --loader, and an extension in another case (.HTML) are now followed. On main only bun build --check reports such a page, and only if the bundle holds it. So the rule makes the commands agree. Apart from the mixed import under Downsides, no other part of this PR can turn a passing check into a failing one. A rule that only removes pages is possible.

Observed. Release builds of main (5c6d4e24cd) and of this branch. Page: <script type="module" src="./main.ts">, with main.ts: export const c: number = "1";. Template: <script src="/assets/app.js">, no such file. The commands are bun check server.ts, bun --check server.ts, bun test --check, bun build --no-bundle --check and bun build --check --target=bun.

server.ts imports	main	now
./template.html with { type: "text" }, { type: "file" } or { "type": "TEXT" }	TS6053, exit 1	not a page, exit 0
import("./template.html", { with: { type: "text" } }), also under as const, satisfies, as any, !, <const>	TS6053	not a page
./template.html under --loader .html:text, or [loader] in bunfig.toml	TS6053	not a page (bun check <file> reads neither, and still reports it)
./page.tmpl with { type: "html" }, static or in import(), and ./INDEX.HTML	TS2322 from bun build --check only, if the bundle holds the page	TS2322 from each command
./index.x under --loader .x:html, ./page under --loader :html	the same	TS2322 from each command that takes --loader (bun check <file> takes none)
./index.html with { type: "macro" }	TS2322	not a page
#pages/index.html (paths or imports), or a page of a workspace package	followed by bun build --check only	the same

Unchanged: a plain ./index.html, export .. from and export * from (Bun reads no attributes there), a type that no loader has, a file named .html, a page beside index.html.d.ts, index.d.html.ts or index.html.ts, a page below a JSDoc @import .. with { type: "text" }, an --external page, a page whose binding nothing reads, and a page script in node_modules.

The rule. Pages::imported_by runs once for each reached file of a check of named files:

1. A specifier is a candidate if it is written as a path and its extension is a page's. If a with clause or the options of an import() in the file can name html, every path is a candidate.
2. One pass over the specifier uses of the file reads the type of each use. After import .. from and import "x" it is the rule of Bun's parser (parse_path): the last type that names a loader, and type: "macro" makes a macro, which loads no page. The clause is not read after export .. from, for an import of types, or in a JSDoc @import. For import() it is what the runtime evaluates: the last with of the options and the last type in it, if both are written in the call. A spread or a computed key after them makes them not written.
3. Each written use counts, also a use in a type position, as on main. Such a use names no loader.
4. The verdict belongs to the import alone. A use that names html makes a page. A use that names no loader leaves the decision to the extension (Loader::of_extension, which Path::loader and the runtime's loader_for_path now call too).
5. The page must be a file: a named pipe is not read. Its scripts are read by the path that the import has, as on main, in the order of the imports, one page at a time.

Reviews. Three full self-reviews, and two targeted checks. The first removed the type checker's resolver. The second removed the link handling and the order by atom number. The third found that a list of what the bundle loads in another way made bun build --check depend on the order in which the bundle reaches its imports: with one .html file imported as text in a.ts and as a page in b.ts, 12 runs on the same sources gave exit 0 six times and exit 1 six times. The list is gone. The same 12 runs now give exit 1, as on main and as bun --check does. The third review also removed a rule that left uses in a type position out. The last check found the mixed import under Downsides, a template literal and macro in a with clause, and the attributes of a JSDoc @import. Not addressed: the order with #46383, the two questions above (three concerns), and a with that the options of import() inherit through __proto__. That one counts as not written in the call, like a spread.

Tests. The table runs each fixture through the five commands. Where a command reports no error, the test also reads what the program prints, so a row cannot pass while bun loads a page. A differential test runs 26 import forms under three loader tables. It compares what bun loads with what bun --check, bun build --check and bun check follow. The test of import() options has one template for each form, because Bun gives two imports of one file one module.

Measured. Release builds of 5c6d4e24cd (the merge base) and of 3ac1f9cc8e, on one machine. perf, strace and bloaty are not in the container. A perf_event_open counter, a ptrace syscall counter and gdb breakpoint counts stand in.

• Check of 2,001 named modules with 19,946 relative specifiers and no page (bun check --threads 1 entry.ts): 695,690,636 to 695,967,252 and 695,502,930 to 696,055,727 user instructions, each the median of 15 runs. Spread of one build: 0.16% to 0.22%.
• The same with an import() of a string in each module: 822.5M to 823.2M and 822.2M to 823.2M (medians of 11 runs, +0.09% to +0.12%). Such a file pays one pass over its expressions, to find the calls that have options.
• The same with import data from "../data.json" with { type: "json" } in each module: 776.3M to 777.3M and 776.4M to 777.1M (+0.09% to +0.13%).
• Allocator calls on the first fixture (mi_malloc, mi_zalloc, mi_calloc, mi_realloc, mi_malloc_aligned, mi_zalloc_aligned, mi_heap_malloc): the same counts in both builds. mi_malloc is 241,606 or 241,607 from run to run in each build.
• File-system calls on that fixture: the same counts (openat 2,120, read 4,013, newfstatat 10, readlink 9, getdents64 102).
• A template imported as text: opened 0 times by bun check (was 1) and 1 time by bun build --check (was 2).
• Binary: text 107,635,854 to 107,646,606 bytes (size). No host function, no codegen entry.
• Tests on the release builds: 22 of the 44 new tests fail on the merge base, and all 44 pass on this branch. One of the 22 does not return on the merge base until its time limit: the check reads a named pipe.
• The mixed import under Downsides (a.ts imports ./page.html as text, b.ts imports @/page.html through paths, and bun entry.ts prints ran string object): 30 runs of bun build --check give exit 1 each time on the merge base, and exit 1 in 24 and exit 0 in 6 on this branch. bun check entry.ts gives exit 1 on the merge base and exit 0 on this branch.
• The debug build of this branch fails 2 tests of check.test.ts that this diff does not touch. One needs @elysia/eden installed, which this machine does not have. One is a recursion-depth snapshot that passes on the release build.

Limits that stay.

• A page behind paths, imports or a package name is followed only by bun build --check, as on main. The first version of this PR asked the type checker's resolver. That failed type-correct projects, because the scripts of a page are still joined onto the page's folder by text (imports_of_page, src/runtime/cli/check_command.rs).
• A page that is a link is read from the folder of the link, as on main.
• import(x, options) with options that are not written in the call: the runtime evaluates them, the check reads no attribute.
• bun build reads the options of import() in another way than the runtime: assert counts too, and the first of two keys wins. The check reads them as the runtime does, also for a bundle. So import("./template.html", { assert: { type: "text" } }) still gives TS6053 under bun build --check.
• An import whose binding nothing reads is still followed. Bun drops such an import in every TypeScript file.
• A use in a type position (import type, typeof import()) counts like any other use, as on main. So a type reference beside a text import of one template still gives TS6053. An earlier version left such a use out. It copied only a part of what Bun erases, so it was removed.
• bun check <file> has no --loader and reads no bunfig.toml. Nor does a check of the whole project, such as bun run --check <script>.
• A page that many files import is read once for each importer, as on main.
• An entry point named .html is a page whatever its loader is: bun --loader .html:text --check ./template.html still reports TS6053.
• The written path must name the file. A ?query, a specifier in parentheses or under a type assertion (import(("./a.html")), import("./a.html" as string)), and a name that differs from the file only in case are not followed, as on main.
• One file imported as text by path, and as a page by a specifier that the rule does not follow (an alias, require() in TypeScript, another case of the name): main checked the page, because of the name in the text import. Now only bun build --check checks it, and only when the bundle loads the file as a page. The bundle gives a file the loader of the import that it reaches first (Importing HTML bundle with different with { type } are cached incorrectly #19834), so that exit code differs from run to run. With both imports through the alias, main has the same race.
• If one file is imported with two type attributes that name different loaders, the runtime gives the first loader to both imports (Importing HTML bundle with different with { type } are cached incorrectly #19834). The check decides each import by its own attribute.
• A plugin is not known to the check, as on main: an onLoad that returns a .html file with another loader, an onResolve that sends the import to another file, and a plugin from preload.
• The check uses the loader table of the run for what the scripts of a page import. Bun.serve bundles a page with its own table.

Other open PRs.

• bun check: TypeScript 7.1 #46383 (TypeScript 7.1) changes the HIR that pages.rs reads, and removes TS2857. A trial merge of this branch with it (d6c3224621) has no conflict. That merge was not compiled. After it lands: its attributes_after_specifier can replace Attributes::of_declaration, and its two new specifier kinds (SourceImport, SourceImportCall) fall in the last arm of loader_named_by, which reads them as "names no loader".
• bun check: resolve a page's scripts with the bundler's resolver #46223 resolves the scripts of a page with Bun's resolver. This PR should land first. Its test "a template that is imported as text is read as a page" expects the TS6053. Its TypeChecked::pages is the place where a bundle can say what it holds.
• Carry import attributes through the parser, printer, bundler and runtime; add the bytes loader #40836 makes Bun's parser read the attributes after export .. from, and reworks parse_path. pages.rs copies the parser of today. The differential test fails when the parser and the check differ, so that PR must change pages.rs with it.
• bundler: key modules by (path, loader) so one file under two import attributes is two modules #41834 changes how the bundler keys a file that is imported under two loaders. No test here depends on that.

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Status: ready for review (3ac1f9c). Two questions for a maintainer are at the top of the Notes in the PR description.

How it was reproduced (release build of the merge base, 5c6d4e24cd):

1. template.html has <script src="/assets/app.js"></script>. server.ts has import it from "./template.html" with { type: "text" };.
2. bun server.ts prints string.
3. bun check server.ts, bun --check server.ts, bun test --check, bun build --no-bundle --check server.ts and bun build --check --target=bun server.ts print error TS6053: File '<dir>/assets/app.js' not found. and exit 1.

With this branch each of those commands exits 0. The fixture is the first row of the new table test in test/cli/check/check.test.ts.

Scope. The PR decides an imported page by the type attribute and the loader of the extension, in one place, for every check of named files. It changes no bundler file. Pages behind paths, imports, package names and links behave as on main, and so does an entry point. #46223 covers the first group.

CI. Build 132222: 179 of 181 jobs passed, and 2 wait for an agent. No job failed. Three tests that this diff does not touch failed once and passed on retry (nth-anplusb-ident, node-net, socket).

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Walkthrough

The checker now identifies imported HTML pages using import attributes and loader mappings, then includes their local scripts in semantic checks when loader rules are supplied. CLI and build-check requests pass loader mappings. Tests and documentation cover page selection across check and build modes.

Changes

HTML page checks

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Loader selection and page discovery src/ast/loader.rs, src/resolver/lib.rs, src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs, src/sema/driver/pages.rs, src/sema/hir.rs, src/sema/check/errors_operators.rs	Loader resolution now uses extension mappings. Page discovery evaluates import attributes and dynamic-import options, then returns existing page paths in import order. The skip_assertions helper is defined in src/sema/hir.rs and removed from src/sema/check/errors_operators.rs.
Semantic request and traversal src/runtime/cli/check_command.rs, src/sema/driver/lib.rs, src/lint/driver/*, src/sema/baselines/lib.rs, src/sema/standalone/main.rs	Semantic requests accept optional loader rules. CLI and build checks pass loaders into requests. When loaders are present, the checker finds imported pages and collects their scripts; other request initializers set loaders to None.
Behavior coverage and documentation test/cli/check/check.test.ts, docs/runtime/check.mdx	Tests cover page selection and diagnostics across check commands, build modes, import forms, and project-directory cases. Documentation describes page-following rules and limits.

Possibly related PRs

• oven-sh/bun#46262: Changes dependency tracking for imported HTML pages using loader-sensitive rules, which is closely related to this PR’s loader-aware page discovery.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii

Priority: Normal

Merge Risk: Low · up to c52b1

Some imports may fail checks because scripts from files not loaded as HTML are inspected. These cases are narrow, but the page-selection fixes should be considered before merging.

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The title names the main change: bun check now identifies an imported HTML page by the import's type attribute and the loader, instead of the specifier's text ending in .html. The raw summary, objectives, and description all describe this change (pages.rs, check_named_files replacement, Loader::of_extension, and the 42 new tests). The title is concise, single-sentence, and specific enough for a teammate scanning history. Note that it is a long title (74 characters), but it stays readable.

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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the mechanical parts of this diff: Loader::of_extension in src/ast/loader.rs is a verbatim lift of the expression it replaces in src/resolver/lib.rs and src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs, skip_assertions moves unchanged from src/sema/check/errors_operators.rs to src/sema/hir.rs, and the unwrap_or_default() hoist in check_before feeds script_kinds_by_extension the same table as before. The has_page_extension tail slice in src/sema/driver/pages.rs is bounds-safe via checked_sub.

Extended reasoning...

The change replaces the .html-suffix heuristic in check_named_files with a new Pages module that reads with { type } clauses and import() options, threads a loaders table through Request, and splits bun build --check into bundle and no-bundle paths; it touches no auth, crypto or injection surface. Four confirmed findings are posted inline (lost coverage for pages outside the bundle, bun check ignoring bunfig loaders, import type uses defeating the text-attribute fix, and HTML entry pages still decided by name), and a further verified finding goes unposted, so approval is not appropriate; the note records only the refactor pieces I verified as behavior-preserving.

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- Around line 2588-2592: Update the not_pages filter chain in the bundle_v2 flow
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JavaScript-like loaders are included when the remaining path checks match.
Preserve the existing Loader::Html, is_file, and path.loader(by_name) checks.

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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

The latest commit addresses the blocking concern from my earlier review: bun build --check and Bun.build({ check: true }) now follow pages through the bundler's loader table again, with TypeChecked::not_pages excluding only what the bundle loaded another way, and the new --external and plugin cases in check.test.ts exercise it.

Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the Loader::of_extension dedupe in src/resolver/lib.rs and src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs and the skip_assertions move from errors_operators.rs to hir.rs — both are byte-identical replacements of the prior code.

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The change replaces a name-based .html test in check_named_files with a new 230-line module (src/sema/driver/pages.rs) that decides pages per import from with { type } clauses, import() options and the --loader table, threads a loaders field through every Request constructor, and adds a not_pages exclusion for the bundle path. It touches no security-sensitive surface. Two pre-existing findings are posted inline and one further verified finding was not posted, and the page-detection rule has several remaining edge cases (inline type specifiers, case-insensitive file systems), so a human should still weigh the design before merge.

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The merge risk note says that some imports make the check follow page scripts that the bundle does not load as HTML. Two such cases existed, and both are fixed now.

• 3195a98: a .html file that a plugin loads as JavaScript.
• 6ef6f3c: a file of another name that one import names html, after another import gave the file another loader.

The bundle lists both kinds in TypeChecked::not_pages. A new test compares what bun build --check follows with the HTML files that bun build writes for one file under two type attributes.

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Minor · Account for spreads that overwrite a dynamic import’s type. · pages.rs:180

src/sema/driver/pages.rs:180
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Account for spreads that overwrite a dynamic import’s type.

If an import uses { with: { type: "html", ...{ type: "text" } } }, the runtime uses "text". This search skips the spread and selects "html". For a relative .tmpl file containing a script with an error, Pages::imported_by then follows that script and fails a check of a text import. Treat a spread after the selected property as an unknown final value unless its effect can be established. Based on learnings, dynamic import() options use the last runtime with and type values.

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Review comment at @src/sema/driver/pages.rs at line 180:
Update the type-option search used by Pages::imported_by to account for runtime
ordering: later with/type values and spreads can override an earlier type
property. Treat a spread after the selected property as an unknown final value
unless its effect can be established, rather than selecting the earlier literal.

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- Line 180: Update the type-option search used by Pages::imported_by to account
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Files selected for processing: 9

• docs/runtime/check.mdx
• src/lint/driver/inferred.rs
• src/lint/driver/typed.rs
• src/runtime/cli/check_command.rs
• src/sema/baselines/lib.rs
• src/sema/driver/lib.rs
• src/sema/driver/pages.rs
• src/sema/standalone/main.rs
• test/cli/check/check.test.ts

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[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

[claude]

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Nothing new to post: everything this review found is already covered by existing comments on this pull request or didn't merit a separate one.

Still open from earlier reviews (2):

• Unresolved: 2 minor or pre-existing.

[robobun]

About the finding outside the diff (a spread that overwrites the type of a dynamic import, pages.rs): fixed in 02dc9a1.

For the options of import() the check now reads the last property that can set with, and the last one that can set type in it. A spread or a computed key can set any name, so after one of them the value counts as not written in the call. The test "import() with options that name html first and another loader last" has both forms: { with: { type: "html", ...{ type: "text" } } } and { with: { type: "html" }, ...{ with: { type: "text" } } }.

[claude]

Code review found no issues

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[claude]

Code review found no issues

No high-confidence issues detected in this change.