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Turn on the Rust lints and build restrictions that are already clean - #46703
Turns on the Rust lint and build restrictions that cost almost nothing today, so they hold from here on. One commit per item, plus a build-script fix that belongs to item 6. Each item can be dropped on its own.
1. Deny 66 lints that have no hits. 33 pedantic, 15 nursery, 9 restriction and 1 cargo lint from clippy, and 8 rustc lints that are allowed by default (unused_import_braces, unused_lifetimes, redundant_lifetimes, macro_use_extern_crate, meta_variable_misuse, ambiguous_negative_literals, non_ascii_idents, ffi_unwind_calls). All have zero hits on Linux, Windows and macOS.
These also have zero hits and are left out on purpose:
they only look at test code, which clippy does not lint in CI. The first three have 6, 34 and 16 hits with --all-targets
wildcard_dependencies
in a workspace it only reads the first package that cargo metadata lists
redundant_feature_names
it rejects the test_support feature that several crates have
comparison_chain
clippy's own docs say the match it asks for can be slower
large_include_file
the large embeds are deliberate and sit behind cfg(bun_codegen_embed), which clippy never sets
2. Drop 12 entries from the clippy allow list. Two had no hits. The other ten had 32 hits between them:
Stale doc comments are deleted.
Four parameters that were only passed on to a recursive call are removed.
ModuleInfo::finalize no longer returns a Result it could never fail with.
DotEnvBehavior::parse_str returns an Option.
SSLConfig::ZERO is folded into its one reader, Default.
response::Init::init is now from_js.
Two labeled blocks, a block in an if condition and a block in a match scrutinee are rewritten.
Ten deliberate sites get #[expect(.., reason = "..")].
No behaviour change is intended.
3. #[forbid(unsafe_code)] in the 12 crates that have no unsafe.bun_semver_jsc has none in its own sources either, but its generated bindings do, so it is left out.
4. More disallowed-methods and disallowed-types. These cover std APIs that bypass bun_sys and bun_core. None is used today, and each reason names a replacement that exists.
the types std::fs::{OpenOptions,ReadDir,DirBuilder}
Paths that exist on only one platform get allow-invalid = true. That includes the existing std::os::unix::fs::symlink entry, which makes clippy warn when it lints for Windows.
5. publish = false for every crate. It goes through [workspace.package]. A source lint keeps new crates in line. The existing "every crate has the workspace lints" lint now also sees members that are not listed in members (bun_css_derive is one).
6. An allow-list of nightly features, as the Linux kernel has with -Zallow-features=. A #[feature(..)] that is not on the list is error E0725.
Where it lives:rustflags in [profile.dev] and [profile.release], using cargo's profile-rustflags. [profile.*.package."*"] resets it.
Why there: a global rustflag would also reach dependencies and, under -Zbuild-std, std, and both enable features of their own. This way only the workspace's own crates get the flag.
The ninja build: it already takes each unit's profile rustflags from cargo's unit graph, so it needed no change.
The list: the workspace enables 19 features today.
Keeping the lists in step: a source lint keeps the two profiles' lists equal to each other and to what the sources enable.
Symbol names: a profile's rustflags were part of the hash the ninja build passes as -C metadata, so the list, and every later edit of it, would have renamed every mangled symbol in the workspace. The next release link would then have found none of them in the linker.order it inherits. The last commit leaves them out of that hash, as the plan's rustflags already were. They still name the artifacts. On the real debug plan, 0 of 290 units get a different symbol hash than without the list. Before that commit it was 148.
7. unused_must_use = "deny" in [workspace.lints.rust]. The 108 #[warn(unused_must_use)] attributes are deleted. They date from when crates had a blanket allow(unused), and no crate has one now. The attribute only restated the default level, which warnings = "deny" already promotes to an error.
How did you verify your code works?
The three clippy rows and the last row are for the current head, after merging main at 2596ac5. The other rows are for the head after the earlier merge of main at b1305dd, unless a row says otherwise. The two merges also applied the rules to what had landed since: 13 new manifests, 6 new #[warn(unused_must_use)], five changes to the feature lists, and nine hits of the newly denied lints in new code.
check
result
cargo clippy --workspace --no-deps --keep-going, Linux
0 findings, exit 0
same, aarch64-apple-darwin
5 findings, all from lints main already denies. None comes from a lint this PR turns on
same, x86_64-pc-windows-msvc
595 findings, all from lints main already denies. Compared by lint name, none comes from a lint this PR turns on, and no #[expect] goes unfulfilled
cargo check --workspace --all-targets
passes
cargo check --workspace --release, with release codegen
passes
bun run rust:check-all for aarch64-unknown-freebsd (a real -Zbuild-std build), x86_64-unknown-linux-musl, aarch64-linux-android
passes
bun run rust:miri -p bun_ptr
passes
bun bd --version (before the merge of main below)
builds. 135 of 438 units carry -Zallow-features, and no dependency or std unit does
unit graphs for --profile shim -Zbuild-std, release-profiling, --all-targets, --benches
the same split
cargo fmt --all -- --check, bun test test/internal/source-lints/, bun test test/internal/build-rust-units.test.ts
pass
Negative checks:
#[feature(portable_simd)] in a crate gives E0725.
A probe function calling 13 of the newly banned APIs, plus the existing std::os::unix::fs::symlink, is rejected on Linux and Windows, with no clippy.toml warning on either. set_var, remove_var, set_permissions, soft_link and the ten Path methods were not probed, only measured for hits.
The new test in build-rust-units.test.ts fails without the units.ts change.
Each new source lint fails when its rule is broken: a manifest without publish.workspace, an unlisted member without [lints], a feature added to one profile only, and a listed feature that nothing enables.
For item 2 I drove the debug build through the code that changed. Where marked, I compared the output with Bun 1.4.4 and it was identical.
Response and Request init (compared)
custom pseudo-class token lists and their depth limit in CSS (compared)
the upgradeTLS twin close (compared)
Bun.listen and Bun.connect close
Bun.build({ env }) with all five kinds of value
[serve.static] env in bunfig
an ESM --compile --bytecode build
bun add, bun patch, bun patch --commit and a reinstall
the two importing useState tests in test/bake/dev/production.test.ts, run with a 120 s timeout. With the default 5 s timeout both failed, on a debug build whose first run also installs the packages
approx_constant and map_identity had no hits. The other ten had 31 between
them:
- empty_line_after_doc_comments, empty_docs: doc comments whose item is gone
- only_used_in_recursion: four parameters removed
- result_unit_err: ModuleInfo::finalize cannot fail, DotEnvBehavior::parse_str
returns an Option, the other four say why at the site
- diverging_sub_expression, blocks_in_conditions: labeled blocks and a block in
a match scrutinee rewritten
- declare_interior_mutable_const: SSLConfig::ZERO had one reader, Default
- self_named_constructors: response::Init::init is now from_js
- module_inception, new_ret_no_self: #[expect] with a reason at the site
…s bun_sys and bun_core
None of them is used today. std::os::unix::fs::symlink gets allow-invalid, like
the two new Windows-only paths, so that clippy does not warn about the entry
when it lints for a target whose std lacks it.
-Zallow-features, as in the Linux kernel's Makefile, through the profiles'
rustflags: cargo hands those to the workspace's own crates only, once
[profile.*.package."*"] resets them for dependencies and for std under
-Zbuild-std, which enable features of their own. Every way of compiling the
workspace goes through a profile, so cargo check, clippy, miri and the ninja
build (which takes each unit's flags from cargo's unit graph) all enforce it.
The workspace uses 16 features today. A source lint keeps the two profiles'
lists equal to each other and to what the sources enable.
108 files carried #![warn(unused_must_use)], from when crates had a blanket
allow(unused). None has one now, so the attribute only restated the default
level, which warnings = "deny" already turns into an error.
The pull request updates workspace Rust profiles, lint rules, package metadata, build-unit hashing, and selected Rust APIs and call paths. It also adjusts lint workflow path filters and expands workspace lint tests.
Changes
Workspace Rust policy and build hashing
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Workspace policy, hashing, and validation Cargo.toml, clippy.toml, .github/workflows/source-lints.yml, scripts/build/rust/units.ts, test/internal/*
Cargo profiles add nightly-feature allowlists and dependency rustflags. Rust and Clippy lint rules and disallowed filesystem and environment APIs are expanded. Rust unit hashes now separate symbol identity from artifact identity; tests and workflow filters cover the policy changes.
Workspace package settings and crate lint attributes
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Workspace publishing and crate attributes Cargo.toml, src/**/Cargo.toml, src/**/*.rs
The workspace package sets publish = false; source package manifests inherit that setting. Many crates remove local unused_must_use warning attributes, and several replace them with forbid(unsafe_code).
DotEnvBehavior::parse_str returns Option, and its callers handle Some and None. CSS token parsing no longer receives parser options. Socket close callbacks drop the reason argument. Response initialization uses Init::from_js.
Selected code paths simplify result handling, expressions, and helper signatures. ModuleInfo::finalize no longer returns a result. Other changes adjust Fast Refresh hook handling, elapsed-time calculations, resolver iteration, and Clippy expectations.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner
Merge Risk: Low · up to c8fcd
The changes leave a localized all-targets Clippy failure in a test. Replace the filter with flatten(); no production behavior regression was established.
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The title names the main change: enabling Rust lints and build restrictions that already have no hits. The changeset enables new denied lints (clippy and rustc), adds disallowed methods and types, sets publish = false, adds a nightly feature allow-list, and sets unused_must_use to deny. The title covers the primary theme and is specific enough for a teammate to understand the change.
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The description follows the repository template. It has both required sections, "What does this PR do?" and "How did you verify your code works?". The first section explains the seven items in detail, with the rationale for each and the lints left out on purpose. The second section gives a verification table with platform results, the negative checks, and the manual behavior checks for the item 2 code changes. The description is complete and specific, so the check passes.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline finding, I also checked that [profile.shim] and [profile.release-profiling] pick up the -Zallow-features list and the package."*" reset through inherits = "release" (cargo merges package overrides along the inheritance chain, and the shim's only #![feature], adt_const_params, is on the list), and that the new std::path::Path::* entries in clippy.toml resolve on every target so they do not need allow-invalid.
Extended reasoning...
The change is a workspace-wide lint and build-restriction tightening across 272 files: new deny-level rustc and clippy lints, removal of allow-list entries with the resulting source fixes, forbid(unsafe_code) in 12 crates, more disallowed-methods/types, publish = false, a profile-rustflags nightly-feature allow-list, and unused_must_use = "deny". It touches no security-sensitive surface directly, but the profile rustflags change every workspace crate's metadata hash, which is the subject of the inline finding about the inherited linker order file. The size and the build-system implications are what make a human look worthwhile.
The hash behind -C metadata leaves out the plan's rustflags so that builds
meant to have the same symbols do. A profile's rustflags came in with the rest
of the profile, so the -Zallow-features list, and every later edit of it, would
have renamed every mangled symbol of the workspace, and the next release link
would have found none of them in the linker.order it inherits. They still name
the artifacts.
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I re-reviewed after the latest push and found no bugs; the new commit (units.ts dropping profile rustflags from symbolHash while keeping them in hash) addresses the inline note I left on Cargo.toml:165. Given the breadth (274 files, workspace profiles, the ninja unit hashing and several runtime call sites), a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
scripts/build/rust/units.ts: symbolHash now strips profile.rustflags only; file-name hash still covers them, so artifacts with different allow-lists do not collide, and the new test pins both properties.
Item 2 refactors: NewSocket::on_close losing the unused reason at all five call sites, SSLConfig::ZERO folded into Default, DotEnvBehavior::parse_str to Option with its one caller in bunfig, the match/labeled-block rewrites in PackageInstall.rs and patchPackage.rs — each preserves the prior control flow.
Cargo.toml/clippy.toml: [profile.*.package."*"] resets keep the allow-list off dependencies and std; the new disallowed-methods entries that exist on one platform carry allow-invalid; the source-lint test now scans src/**/Cargo.toml so unlisted members such as bun_css_derive are covered.
Extended reasoning...
The change turns on 67 lints, forbids unsafe in 12 crates, adds disallowed std APIs, sets publish = false workspace-wide, adds a -Zallow-features list via profile rustflags, and makes small no-behaviour-change refactors in about 30 runtime files to clear the dropped clippy allows; the final commit changes how the ninja Rust build computes -C metadata. It touches no auth, crypto, or input-parsing logic, though SSLConfig's default construction moves from a const to a fn body with identical field values. No CODEOWNERS entry covers the changed files and the bug hunt ran dry, but the sheer file count and the build-system hashing change (which decides whether release builds keep their linker.order) are the reasons a human should also look rather than this review approving outright.
CI on c8fcd6100 (the merge of main at 2596ac5) is green.buildkite/bun#138404 passed with all 188 jobs and no error annotation. All GitHub Actions checks pass too: clippy, miri, mordant, Format, Source lints, Lint JavaScript and the lol-html tests.
The build showed as failed for a while because the four macOS x64 test jobs expired after 90 minutes in the queue. BuildKite queued them again, and they ran and passed.
Conflicts: main's side everywhere, with this branch's rule applied to it (no
#![warn(unused_must_use)], publish.workspace, Init::from_js, the #[expect] on
AtRuleParser::rule_without_block). src/libarchive is gone on main.
What landed on main since also had to meet the rules:
- 12 new manifests get publish.workspace, 5 new files lose the attribute
- the feature lists gain rust_cold_cc, transmutability and vec_fallible_shrink
and lose generic_const_exprs
- seven hits of the newly denied lints are fixed or, for CodeGraph::EMPTY,
expected
- redundant_feature_names is no longer denied: it rejects the test_support
feature that several crates now have
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I reviewed the current revision (including the merge from main) and found no bugs; because it reconfigures every workspace crate's profile rustflags under a nightly cargo-features gate and changes the ninja build's hash inputs, a human look at the build-side pieces would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
scripts/build/rust/units.ts now leaves profile rustflags out of symbolHash (files hash still covers them), and the new build-rust-units.test.ts case pins that split.
The merge from main did not break the PR's own invariants: none of the 12 forbid(unsafe_code) crates contains unsafe, all 135 src/**/Cargo.toml carry publish.workspace and [lints] workspace = true, and the two -Zallow-features lists match exactly the 18 features the sources enable (the generic_const_exprs/sync_unsafe_cell/macro_metavar_expr mentions are comments only).
Item-2 rewrites checked for equivalence: ModuleInfo::finalize has no error path so the dropped js.module_info = None branch was dead; parse_str Option callers updated at both sites; on_closereason was only forwarded; is_none_or(|_| index >= mapped) matches the old filter(..).is_none(); Duration::saturating_sub only removes a possible panic.
The #[expect(..)] sites are not cfg-gated, so none can go unfulfilled on one platform.
Extended reasoning...
The PR touches 296 files: the root Cargo.toml (profile-rustflags allow-list, 67 new deny lints, publish = false, unused_must_use deny), clippy.toml disallowed APIs, 135 crate manifests, 108 deleted warn attributes, 12 new forbid(unsafe_code) roots, a handful of small Rust rewrites to satisfy removed clippy allows, the ninja unit-hash function and two source-lint tests. No security-sensitive runtime surface changes; the SSLConfig edit only moves the zero initializer into Default with identical field values. The decision to defer rather than approve rests on size and on the build-system changes (nightly cargo-features, profile rustflags inheritance into custom profiles, symbol-hash inputs for linker.order), which are better judged by whoever owns the Rust build pipeline. The earlier inline finding on symbol hashes was addressed by a later commit with a test, and the merge from main was checked against each of the PR's new invariants.
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Handle feature(...) lists that contain inline block comments or span ) characters.
The regex feature\(([^)]*)\) stops at the first ). Only // comments are stripped. A /* ... */ comment inside the list would add a bogus feature name to used. This is a narrow edge case, and the current sources apparently pass. Strip block comments too if such lists become possible.
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- Around line 393-430: Update the `answers.filter(Result::is_ok)` expression in
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What does this PR do?
Turns on the Rust lint and build restrictions that cost almost nothing today, so they hold from here on. One commit per item, plus a build-script fix that belongs to item 6. Each item can be dropped on its own.
1. Deny 66 lints that have no hits. 33 pedantic, 15 nursery, 9 restriction and 1 cargo lint from clippy, and 8 rustc lints that are allowed by default (
unused_import_braces,unused_lifetimes,redundant_lifetimes,macro_use_extern_crate,meta_variable_misuse,ambiguous_negative_literals,non_ascii_idents,ffi_unwind_calls). All have zero hits on Linux, Windows and macOS.These also have zero hits and are left out on purpose:
large_futures,unused_async,unused_async_trait_impl,future_not_sendasynccodeunsafe_derive_deserialize,non_std_lazy_staticsrc_mutex,mutex_atomic,mutex_integer,print_stdout,create_dir,verbose_file_reads,filetype_is_file,str_split_at_newlinedisallowed-types,-methodsor-macrosalready reject what they look fordisallowed_script_identsnon_ascii_identscovers itkeyword_idents_2024should_panic_without_expect,tests_outside_test_module,redundant_test_prefix,ignore_without_reason--all-targetswildcard_dependenciescargo metadatalistsredundant_feature_namestest_supportfeature that several crates havecomparison_chainmatchit asks for can be slowerlarge_include_filecfg(bun_codegen_embed), which clippy never sets2. Drop 12 entries from the clippy allow list. Two had no hits. The other ten had 32 hits between them:
ModuleInfo::finalizeno longer returns aResultit could never fail with.DotEnvBehavior::parse_strreturns anOption.SSLConfig::ZEROis folded into its one reader,Default.response::Init::initis nowfrom_js.ifcondition and a block in amatchscrutinee are rewritten.#[expect(.., reason = "..")].No behaviour change is intended.
3.
#[forbid(unsafe_code)]in the 12 crates that have nounsafe.bun_semver_jschas none in its own sources either, but its generated bindings do, so it is left out.4. More
disallowed-methodsanddisallowed-types. These cover std APIs that bypassbun_sysandbun_core. None is used today, and eachreasonnames a replacement that exists.std::fs::{copy,exists,hard_link,remove_dir,set_permissions,soft_link}std::path::Pathmethods that wrap the bannedstd::fsfunctionsstd::env::{vars,vars_os,home_dir,set_current_dir,set_var,remove_var}std::os::windows::fs::symlink_{file,dir}std::fs::{OpenOptions,ReadDir,DirBuilder}Paths that exist on only one platform get
allow-invalid = true. That includes the existingstd::os::unix::fs::symlinkentry, which makes clippy warn when it lints for Windows.5.
publish = falsefor every crate. It goes through[workspace.package]. A source lint keeps new crates in line. The existing "every crate has the workspace lints" lint now also sees members that are not listed inmembers(bun_css_deriveis one).6. An allow-list of nightly features, as the Linux kernel has with
-Zallow-features=. A#[feature(..)]that is not on the list is error E0725.Where it lives:
rustflagsin[profile.dev]and[profile.release], using cargo'sprofile-rustflags.[profile.*.package."*"]resets it.Why there: a global rustflag would also reach dependencies and, under
-Zbuild-std, std, and both enable features of their own. This way only the workspace's own crates get the flag.The ninja build: it already takes each unit's profile rustflags from cargo's unit graph, so it needed no change.
The list: the workspace enables 19 features today.
Keeping the lists in step: a source lint keeps the two profiles' lists equal to each other and to what the sources enable.
Symbol names: a profile's rustflags were part of the hash the ninja build passes as
-C metadata, so the list, and every later edit of it, would have renamed every mangled symbol in the workspace. The next release link would then have found none of them in thelinker.orderit inherits. The last commit leaves them out of that hash, as the plan's rustflags already were. They still name the artifacts. On the real debug plan, 0 of 290 units get a different symbol hash than without the list. Before that commit it was 148.7.
unused_must_use = "deny"in[workspace.lints.rust]. The 108#[warn(unused_must_use)]attributes are deleted. They date from when crates had a blanketallow(unused), and no crate has one now. The attribute only restated the default level, whichwarnings = "deny"already promotes to an error.How did you verify your code works?
The three clippy rows and the last row are for the current head, after merging main at 2596ac5. The other rows are for the head after the earlier merge of main at b1305dd, unless a row says otherwise. The two merges also applied the rules to what had landed since: 13 new manifests, 6 new
#[warn(unused_must_use)], five changes to the feature lists, and nine hits of the newly denied lints in new code.cargo clippy --workspace --no-deps --keep-going, Linuxaarch64-apple-darwinx86_64-pc-windows-msvc#[expect]goes unfulfilledcargo check --workspace --all-targetscargo check --workspace --release, with release codegenbun run rust:check-allforaarch64-unknown-freebsd(a real-Zbuild-stdbuild),x86_64-unknown-linux-musl,aarch64-linux-androidbun run rust:miri -p bun_ptrbun bd --version(before the merge of main below)-Zallow-features, and no dependency or std unit does--profile shim -Zbuild-std,release-profiling,--all-targets,--benchescargo fmt --all -- --check,bun test test/internal/source-lints/,bun test test/internal/build-rust-units.test.tsNegative checks:
#[feature(portable_simd)]in a crate gives E0725.std::os::unix::fs::symlink, is rejected on Linux and Windows, with noclippy.tomlwarning on either.set_var,remove_var,set_permissions,soft_linkand the tenPathmethods were not probed, only measured for hits.build-rust-units.test.tsfails without theunits.tschange.publish.workspace, an unlisted member without[lints], a feature added to one profile only, and a listed feature that nothing enables.For item 2 I drove the debug build through the code that changed. Where marked, I compared the output with Bun 1.4.4 and it was identical.
ResponseandRequestinit (compared)upgradeTLStwin close (compared)Bun.listenandBun.connectcloseBun.build({ env })with all five kinds of value[serve.static] envin bunfig--compile --bytecodebuildbun add,bun patch,bun patch --commitand a reinstallimporting useStatetests intest/bake/dev/production.test.ts, run with a 120 s timeout. With the default 5 s timeout both failed, on a debug build whose first run also installs the packagesGenerated by Claude Code