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Print Bun's snapshot format with the console.log formatter - #46729
bun test had its own 2,900-line copy of the value formatter, for Bun's snapshot format and for matcher diffs. That format is now an is_snapshot mode of the console.log formatter in src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs, so there is one formatter to maintain.
pretty_format.rs keeps what #44833 added: the port of pretty-format for Jest's and Vitest's snapshot formats, and snapshot serializers. It has its own small state struct now and no longer shares one with the old formatter.
Almost every kind of value prints differently in the two modes, so most printers have an if self.is_snapshot branch. Snapshot text is kept as it is on main, old bugs included, because people have those files committed. Examples: an invalid Date prints ul, and a nested Map starts at column 0. Each can be fixed later on purpose.
What #44833 hooked into the old formatter is a snapshot field on the console.log formatter, which only bun test sets:
a function that is called before each value is printed. It runs snapshot serializers and the DOM printer, and it stays in pretty_format.rs
the mode that prints what older versions of Bun printed, so that their snapshots still pass
the output limit for failure messages
Snapshot and diff text that does change
A MessageEvent, ErrorEvent, function or class that contains itself prints [Circular] where it used to be printed once more.
Inside a JSX line over 80 columns, Promise {} can wrap sooner, by one column per prop before it.
console.log / Bun.inspect changes
A native object that refers to itself twice prints [Circular] both times, as in 1.3.5. 1.4 printed it again down to the depth limit.
A FormData whose toJSON is not callable, or returns a primitive, prints as an object.
Functions that only the old formatter called are now pub(crate).
--trim
console.log keeps the console formatter in every executable. So the functions that only run in snapshot mode declare themselves part of the Test feature (only_in_snapshots!, which is removable_definition!(Test, …)), as console.table does with ConsoleTable, and bun build --compile --trim cuts them with the test runner. format, which is inlined at every call, is main's but for the function it ends in: print_formatted tests is_snapshot once and goes on to print_as. Hello world with --compile --aot --trim maps 25,975,112 bytes on main (89452d2) and 25,983,112 at 1cedb3b, measured with CI's bun-linux-x64 binaries. compile-aot-size.test.ts allows 25,990,000. The 8,000 bytes are small is_snapshot branches inside the shared printers.
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Unless a line says otherwise, the comparisons are between main's canary build (b1305dd) and this branch at 070a72c. Two things changed after that. The merges of main changed how a snapshot names a built-in that an ahead-of-time build left out (#47942). 568361e took out a change to the spacing of JSX props in snapshots, so they print as on main: <div a=1b="x" />. The merges of main at 4f0c8d5 and f172112 left this PR's own diff as it was, file by file; they were not built locally.
1,750 random values: snapshot files, toEqual diffs, Bun.inspect and console.log output are identical, apart from the changes above and what differs between a release and a debug build (paths, versions).
1,200 random values with ten snapshot serializers at random depths: snapshot files and error messages are identical.
A probe of what bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 changed (output limit, React 19 elements, classes made by native code, getters, non-enumerable properties, Response): identical apart from the JSX spacing that 568361e took out.
2,100 snapshots written by 1.4.4 and read under CI=1: the same ones pass and fail on both. JSX with a prop whose name is empty was left out of that run.
--update-snapshots on the new inline snapshots in snapshot.test.ts writes the same text on both, apart from the [Circular] change and the JSX spacing that 568361e took out.
At 568361e: 750 random values with up to 7 JSX props, empty names included, give byte-identical snapshot files and toEqual diffs on both. Snapshots of React 18 and React 19 elements that main's build stored pass under CI=1; the React 19 ones failed at 27748fb.
snapshot.test.ts, inspect.test.js, expect-formdata-tojson-crash.test.ts and test/js/bun/test/printing/ pass with CI=1 FORCE_COLOR=1.
At 5c7723a and again at 1cedb3b, against main's CI binary of 89452d2: 750 random values give identical snapshot files and toEqual diffs, 600 values with ten serializers give identical snapshot files and error messages, and of 600 snapshots written by 1.4.4 the same 47 fail under CI=1 on both. console.log of typed arrays, classes, functions and objects is identical.
clippy and rust:check-all were not run locally. A debug build cannot trim, so the size of a trimmed executable is measured by CI only.
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`bun test` had its own copy of the value formatter for snapshots and matcher
diffs. It is now a `pretty_format` option on the `console.log` formatter, so
there is one formatter to maintain.
Snapshot and diff text stays the same byte for byte, with these exceptions:
- JSX props are separated by a space again (`<div a=1 b="x" />`), as in 1.3.
1.4 wrote `<div a=1b="x" />`.
- A `MessageEvent` or `ErrorEvent` that contains itself prints `[Circular]` one
level sooner.
`console.log` and `Bun.inspect` changes:
- A native object that refers to itself more than once prints `[Circular]` each
time, as in 1.3. 1.4 printed it again down to the depth limit.
- A typed array over memory that is not aligned for its elements no longer
panics.
- A `FormData` whose `toJSON` is not callable prints as an object.
- A `Map` or `Set` whose `size` is not a number prints as empty.
- Tests for a `Map`/`Set` whose `size` is not a number, a `Map` key that throws
while it is printed and a `FormData` whose `toJSON` is not callable.
- The unaligned typed array test runs in a subprocess and keeps its memory alive.
- One helper reads `size` for `Map` and `Set`.
- The snapshot indent limit has a name.
- A typed array's class name is read before its bytes are borrowed.
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The formatter adds snapshot-specific rendering for JavaScript values, including collections, errors, typed arrays, DOM values, and asymmetric matchers. Test-runner snapshot and diff paths use updated formatting behavior. New tests cover rendered output and selected inspection edge cases.
The formatter gains snapshot state, classification options, and a snapshot constructor. Several functions become crate-visible. The runtime API re-exports and two baseline entries are removed.
Scalar and object rendering src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs, test/js/bun/util/inspect.test.js, test/js/bun/test/expect-formdata-tojson-crash.test.ts
Snapshot mode adds rendering paths for scalar and object values, changes object property iteration, and adjusts FormData handling. Tests cover inspection and FormData cases.
Collections, arrays, events, and typed arrays src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs, test/js/bun/test/snapshot-tests/snapshots/snapshot.test.ts
Snapshot mode changes collection, array, event, JSX, and typed-array output. Tests cover these formats, circular references, long arrays, indentation limits, and JSX compatibility.
Snapshot, DOM, and diff formatting routes src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs, src/runtime/test_runner/dom_format.rs, src/runtime/test_runner/diff_format.rs, src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs
The test runner routes DOM and snapshot formatting through updated formatter hooks. Diff formatting uses JestPrettyFormat::print_in_diff.
The test runner adds built-in and custom asymmetric matcher output and delegates runtime matcher formatting to it. Snapshot tests cover matcher output.
Possibly related PRs
oven-sh/bun#35452 — This PR changes snapshot formatting and asymmetric matcher output on the same path.
oven-sh/bun#37764 — This PR removes JestPrettyFormat::format and changes diff formatting to use print_in_diff.
oven-sh/bun#38937 — Both changes use the ordered property iteration contract and older-Bun compatibility tracking.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 27748
The formatter consolidation is mergeable on the available evidence. Existing formatting and serializer edge cases remain, but no new merge-blocking failure is established.
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- Line 2449: Update the not-label argument in the NumberCloseTo print_label call
to include a trailing space, while preserving the existing positive label.
- Around line 2486-2489: Update custom_print so that after successfully writing
the toAsymmetricMatcher result, it returns true to prevent the formatter from
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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 as_array_buffer(...).unwrap() in print_typed_array_pretty (src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs:5793) — it mirrors the pre-existing unwrap on the non-pretty path at line 5731 and is only reached for values already tagged as typed arrays, so it is not a new panic path; and the unaligned-read fix in write_typed_array_of slices exactly size_of::<N>() bytes per element before pod_read_unaligned, so it cannot read past the view.
Extended reasoning...
The change deletes the 2,900-line snapshot printer and folds it into the console.log formatter behind a pretty_format flag, touching ConsoleObject.rs, jsc_hooks.rs, the test runner's expect/diff/mod files, and adding snapshot and inspect tests; it touches no auth, crypto, or injection surface. Four confirmed findings are posted inline, so a human look is already signaled; this note only records two adjacent concerns that were examined and ruled out.
- "long arrays are not truncated" strips ANSI codes: CI runs with `FORCE_COLOR=1`.
- Delete `Unaligned::get`, whose last caller was `pretty_format.rs`.
- A `FormData` whose `toJSON` returns a primitive prints as an object. It hit a
debug assertion in the object printer.
- Pin how an event that contains itself prints in a snapshot.
Resolved:#131960 is green on 69b78c5. All 181 jobs passed, macOS x64 included.
buildkite/bun was red for a while with no test failing. The two darwin any x64 - test-bun jobs expired twice in the queue without getting an agent, as they did on unrelated builds (#131955, #131965). They ran and passed on the third try.
A trial merge of this head (070a72c) with each of the two has one conflict. It is in pretty_format.rs, at the entry of the function that this PR deletes. SnapshotFormat.cpp, JSValue.rs, TOMLObject.rs, the docs and the tests merge clean.
If this PR lands first, the two PRs keep the helper print_temporal (its first parameter becomes console_object::Formatter) and become the lines below in print_in_bun_snapshot. I built that on branch robobun/c1db105e/temporal-on-46729, one commit for each PR. After the first commit the 126 tests of deep-equals-temporal.test.ts pass. After the second, they and the 7 new tests of snapshot.test.ts pass, and snapshot.test.ts has 196 passes, 1 skip and the one colour failure (debug build, --timeout 120000). No expected text differs from the two PRs.
One value prints differently after this PR, and no test pins it. For a FormData subclass whose toJSON() returns a Temporal value, print_private hands that result to print_as past the hook (ConsoleObject.rs:4841), so it stays PlainDate {}.
#48048 adds one block to Formatter::format, which this PR deletes. This note says what a merge of the two needs, so that the order is your choice.
bun:test: print the attributes of an event in the diff of a failure message #48048 prints the attributes of an event in the diff of a failure message. On main both sides of a failing toEqual of two events print Event { "isTrusted": false }, with - Expected - 0. Snapshot text does not change, so the snapshots of this PR that hold an event pass as they are.
A trial merge of the two heads (070a72c and 6bee655) has one conflict. It is in pretty_format.rs, in the function that this PR deletes. JSValue.rs merges to a walk with one more parameter, so the call in ConsoleObject.rs does not compile until it passes the flag. SnapshotFormat.cpp, bindings.cpp and the tests merge clean.
If this PR lands first, bun:test: print the attributes of an event in the diff of a failure message #48048 keeps its C++ and its tests, and its Rust side becomes the diff below: one block in print_in_bun_snapshot and 8 lines in ConsoleObject.rs. I built that merge on branch robobun/3745b74d/event-failure-message-on-46729 (d751d4c). There diffexample.test.ts passes with no expected text changed (16 tests), and so do test/js/bun/test/printing/ and snapshot.test.ts: the one failure is "error snapshots", which also fails on main on that machine.
Two questions, because the answers decide where these rules live:
Should toEqual compare two events by the names of their prototypes? It does today, and bun:test: print the attributes of an event in the diff of a failure message #48048 prints what it reads. Bun__deepEquals reads own properties on its fast path (bindings.cpp:1309) and getPropertyNames on its slow path (:1468). An event is always on the slow path, because JSEvent has a static property table for isTrusted (JSEvent.h:62). So new Event("a") is not equal to new Event("b"), and new DOMException("a") is equal to new DOMException("b").
diff --git a/src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs b/src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs
index 1ab71e56e4..a26b370e98 100644
--- a/src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs+++ b/src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs@@ -1569,6 +1569,10 @@ pub mod formatter {
pub same_as_older_bun: bool,
/// Bytes written so far. Only failure messages track it.
pub output_length: Option<&'a core::cell::Cell<usize>>,
+ /// The `target` of the event that a failure message prints. It prints one level deep.+ pub dispatcher: JSValue,+ /// A value at a deeper indent is inside the `dispatcher` and prints as `[Class]`.+ pub shallow_below: u32,
}
impl Default for Snapshot<'_> {
@@ -1581,6 +1585,8 @@ pub mod formatter {
like_older_bun: None,
same_as_older_bun: true,
output_length: None,
+ dispatcher: JSValue::ZERO,+ shallow_below: u32::MAX,
}
}
}
@@ -5700,10 +5706,12 @@ pub mod formatter {
PropertyIteratorCtx::<C>::for_each,
)?;
} else if is_snapshot {
+ let is_failure_message = iter.formatter.snapshot.output_length.is_some();
let is_same = value.for_each_property_ordered_calling_getters(
global_this,
(&raw mut iter).cast::<c_void>(),
PropertyIteratorCtx::<C>::for_each,
+ is_failure_message,
)?;
iter.formatter.snapshot.same_as_older_bun &= is_same;
} else if ordered_properties {
diff --git a/src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs b/src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs
index d948d53bc3..903b6ee4f9 100644
--- a/src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs+++ b/src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs@@ -608,10 +608,47 @@ impl JestPrettyFormat {
) -> JsResult<bool> {
use console_object::TagPayload as Tag;
let global = formatter.global_this;
- // Vitest's `maxOutputLength`. A React fiber or `window` would print hundreds of megabytes.- if !tag.is_primitive() && formatter.snapshot.output_length.is_some_and(|length| length.get() > 1_000_000) {- let _ = writer.write_all(if matches!(tag, Tag::Array) { b"[Array]" } else { b"[Object]" });- return Ok(true);+ if !tag.is_primitive() && let Some(length) = formatter.snapshot.output_length {+ // Vitest's `maxOutputLength`. A React fiber or `window` would print hundreds of megabytes.+ if length.get() > 1_000_000 {+ let _ = writer.write_all(if matches!(tag, Tag::Array) { b"[Array]" } else { b"[Object]" });+ return Ok(true);+ }+ // Where another value holds the global object, it prints as `console.log` prints it there. It holds `process.env`.+ if formatter.indent > 0 && matches!(value.js_type(), JSType::GlobalObject | JSType::GlobalProxy) {+ let global_object = if value.js_type() == JSType::GlobalProxy { value.get_proxy_target() } else { value };+ if global_object == global.to_js_value() {+ *tag = Tag::GlobalObject;+ return Ok(false);+ }+ }+ if formatter.indent > formatter.snapshot.shallow_below && !matches!(tag, Tag::Function | Tag::Class | Tag::Error) {+ let name = value.get_class_name(global)?;+ let _ = if name.is_empty() { writer.write_all(b"[Object]") } else { writer.write_fmt(format_args!("[{name}]")) };+ return Ok(true);+ }+ // `toEqual` compares the object that dispatched an event, and that object can be large.+ if value == formatter.snapshot.dispatcher {+ let dispatcher = core::mem::take(&mut formatter.snapshot.dispatcher);+ let outer = core::mem::replace(&mut formatter.snapshot.shallow_below, formatter.indent);+ let printed = formatter.format::<false>(console_object::TagResult { tag: *tag, cell: value.js_type() }, writer, value, global);+ formatter.snapshot.shallow_below = outer;+ formatter.snapshot.dispatcher = dispatcher;+ return printed.map(|()| true);+ }+ // The walk of the Object arm prints what `toEqual` reads of an event.+ if matches!(tag, Tag::Event) {+ let dispatcher = match value.get(global, "target") {+ Ok(target) => target.filter(|target| *target != value).unwrap_or_default(),+ Err(JsError::Thrown) if global.clear_exception_except_termination() => JSValue::ZERO,+ Err(error) => return Err(error),+ };+ let outer = core::mem::replace(&mut formatter.snapshot.dispatcher, dispatcher);+ let event = console_object::TagResult { tag: Tag::Object, cell: JSType::Event };+ let printed = formatter.format::<false>(event, writer, value, global);+ formatter.snapshot.dispatcher = outer;+ return printed.map(|()| true);+ }
}
if matches!(tag, Tag::JSX)
&& value.get_own_truthy(global, "$$typeof")? == Some(JSValue::symbol_for(global, b"react.transitional.element"))
#47809 changes Formatter::print_as and did_older_bun_print in pretty_format.rs, which this PR deletes or moves. This note says what a merge of the two needs, so that the order is your choice.
A trial merge of the two heads (070a72c and 406c068) has two conflicts. One is in pretty_format.rs, in the formatter that this PR deletes. The other is in snapshot.test.ts, where both PRs add a test after the same test. Keep both.
Two of the rules read the saved text. So Snapshot.like_older_bun has to point at the saved text, and not at a Cell<bool>. The readers that call .is_some() compile unchanged.
diff --git a/src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs b/src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs
index 1ab71e56e4..8783088a4f 100644
--- a/src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs+++ b/src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs@@ -1447,7 +1447,7 @@ pub struct CustomFormattedObject {
// Formatter
// ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-pub use formatter::{Formatter, Tag, TagOptions, TagPayload, TagResult, visited};+pub use formatter::{Formatter, SavedText, Tag, TagOptions, TagPayload, TagResult, visited};
pub mod formatter {
use super::*;
@@ -1547,6 +1547,34 @@ pub mod formatter {
};
}
+ /// The text an older Bun saved for a snapshot. Printing the value the way that Bun did consumes it.+ pub struct SavedText<'a> {+ pub rest: core::cell::Cell<&'a [u8]>,+ /// Turns true once the output has diverged, and stays true.+ pub differs: core::cell::Cell<bool>,+ }++ impl bun_io::Write for &SavedText<'_> {+ fn write_all(&mut self, buf: &[u8]) -> bun_io::Result<()> {+ match self.rest.get().strip_prefix(buf) {+ Some(rest) => self.rest.set(rest),+ None => self.differs.set(true),+ }+ Ok(())+ }+ }++ impl SavedText<'_> {+ /// Bun 1.4.4 named a class that native code makes `Function` (`URL`, a mock function), but a few by their own name (`Bun.Cookie`).+ #[cold]+ fn names_it_function(&self, class: JSValue, as_function: &[u8]) -> bool {+ self.rest.get().starts_with(as_function)+ && class+ .get_class_info_name()+ .is_some_and(|name| name != b"Function")+ }+ }+
/// What `bun:test` adds to [`Formatter::is_snapshot`]. The `Formatter` is on the stack, which roots the values.
#[derive(Clone, Copy)]
pub struct Snapshot<'a> {
@@ -1564,8 +1592,8 @@ pub mod formatter {
pub config: Option<JSValue>,
/// Bytes copied between buffers so far.
pub copied: usize,
- /// Print what older versions of Bun printed. The cell turns true once the output has diverged, so printing can stop.- pub like_older_bun: Option<&'a core::cell::Cell<bool>>,+ /// Print what older versions of Bun printed. Printing can stop once the output has diverged from the saved text.+ pub like_older_bun: Option<&'a SavedText<'a>>,
pub same_as_older_bun: bool,
/// Bytes written so far. Only failure messages track it.
pub output_length: Option<&'a core::cell::Cell<usize>>,
@@ -1585,6 +1613,27 @@ pub mod formatter {
}
}
+ impl Snapshot<'_> {+ /// The name in `[class Name]` and in `Any<Name>`. `as_function` is the text that follows if the name is `Function`.+ pub fn class_name(+ &mut self,+ global: &JSGlobalObject,+ class: JSValue,+ as_function: &[u8],+ ) -> JsResult<BunString> {+ if class.js_type() == jsc::JSType::InternalFunction {+ match self.like_older_bun {+ Some(saved) if saved.names_it_function(class, as_function) => {+ return Ok(BunString::static_("Function"));+ }+ Some(_) => {}+ None => self.same_as_older_bun = false,+ }+ }+ class.get_class_name(global)+ }+ }+
pub struct Formatter<'a> {
pub global_this: &'a JSGlobalObject,
@@ -4130,17 +4179,8 @@ pub mod formatter {
// "Function". The `.name` property is set to the real class name
// on the constructor itself. See #29225.
let printable = if self.is_snapshot {
- // Older versions printed a mock function, `URL` and the like as `[class Function]`.- let was_function = value.js_type() == jsc::JSType::InternalFunction- && value- .get_class_info_name()- .is_some_and(|name| name != b"Function");- if was_function && self.snapshot.like_older_bun.is_some() {- BunString::static_("Function")- } else {- self.snapshot.same_as_older_bun &= !was_function;- value.get_class_name(self.global_this)?- }+ self.snapshot+ .class_name(self.global_this, value, b"[class Function]")?
} else {
value.get_name(self.global_this)?
};
diff --git a/src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs b/src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs
index b7a6c51108..22747a2ca3 100644
--- a/src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs+++ b/src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs@@ -2039,12 +2039,21 @@ fn console_print_runtime_object_inner<const C: bool>(
}
Ok(true)
}
+ // Bun 1.1.43 to 1.4.4 printed a `Response` and a `BuildArtifact` in a snapshot, and then the same value again as an object.+ fn is_printed_again_as_object(formatter: &mut bun_jsc::Formatter<'_>) -> bool {+ if formatter.is_snapshot && formatter.snapshot.like_older_bun.is_none() {+ formatter.snapshot.same_as_older_bun = false;+ }+ formatter.snapshot.like_older_bun.is_some()+ }
let global = formatter.global_this;
if let Some(response) = value.as_class_ref::<Response>() {
let mut w = AsFmt::new(writer_);
let result = response.write_format::<_, _, C>(formatter, &mut w);
- return rethrow_pending(global, result.is_err());+ return Ok(+ rethrow_pending(global, result.is_err())? && !is_printed_again_as_object(formatter)+ );
}
if let Some(request) = value.as_class_ref::<Request>() {
let mut w = AsFmt::new(writer_);
@@ -2054,7 +2063,9 @@ fn console_print_runtime_object_inner<const C: bool>(
if let Some(build) = value.as_class_ref::<BuildArtifact>() {
let mut w = AsFmt::new(writer_);
let result = build.write_format::<_, _, C>(value, formatter, &mut w);
- return rethrow_pending(global, result.is_err());+ return Ok(+ rethrow_pending(global, result.is_err())? && !is_printed_again_as_object(formatter)+ );
}
if let Some(blob) = value.as_class_ref::<Blob>() {
let mut w = AsFmt::new(writer_);
diff --git a/src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs b/src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs
index d2b88cbead..b1843b1fca 100644
--- a/src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs+++ b/src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs@@ -2745,7 +2745,11 @@ pub(crate) fn print_asymmetric_matcher<const ENABLE_ANSI_COLORS: bool>(
print_label(formatter, writer, matcher.flags, "Any<", "NotAny<");
- let class_name = constructor_value.get_class_name(formatter.global_this)?;+ let class_name = if formatter.is_snapshot {+ formatter.snapshot.class_name(formatter.global_this, constructor_value, b"Function>")?+ } else {+ constructor_value.get_class_name(formatter.global_this)?+ };
formatter.add_for_new_line(class_name.length() + 1);
let (cyan, reset) = if ENABLE_ANSI_COLORS {
(bun_core::pretty_fmt!("<cyan>", true), bun_core::pretty_fmt!("<r>", true))
diff --git a/src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs b/src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs
index d948d53bc3..1d71ccdb4d 100644
--- a/src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs+++ b/src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs@@ -569,21 +569,6 @@ impl bun_io::Write for CountedWriter<'_> {
}
}
-struct ExpectedText<'a> {- rest: &'a [u8],- differs: &'a core::cell::Cell<bool>,-}--impl bun_io::Write for ExpectedText<'_> {- fn write_all(&mut self, buf: &[u8]) -> bun_io::Result<()> {- match self.rest.strip_prefix(buf) {- Some(rest) => self.rest = rest,- None => self.differs.set(true),- }- Ok(())- }-}-
impl JestPrettyFormat {
/// Prints Bun's own snapshot format.
fn bun_formatter(global: &JSGlobalObject) -> console_object::Formatter<'_> {
@@ -635,8 +620,12 @@ impl JestPrettyFormat {
return Ok(true);
}
}
- if let Some(differs) = formatter.snapshot.like_older_bun {- formatter.failed |= differs.get();+ if let Some(saved) = formatter.snapshot.like_older_bun {+ formatter.failed |= saved.differs.get();+ if matches!(tag, Tag::Object) && Self::is_node_vm_global_proxy_of_bun_1_4_4(global, saved, value)? {+ let _ = writer.write_all(b"NodeVMGlobalProxy {}");+ return Ok(true);+ }
} else if matches!(tag, Tag::Object | Tag::Array | Tag::JSON) {
match super::dom_format::print_in_bun_snapshot(formatter, writer, value) {
Ok(false) => {}
@@ -650,15 +639,28 @@ impl JestPrettyFormat {
}
/// True if `saved` is what older versions of Bun wrote for `value`, so their snapshots still pass.
- /// They printed DOM nodes as plain objects, accessors as `[native code]`, and non-enumerable properties.+ /// The older forms are those of the last release before each print changed: DOM nodes as plain objects, accessors as `[native code]`.
#[cold]
pub(crate) fn did_older_bun_print(global: &JSGlobalObject, value: JSValue, saved: &[u8]) -> JsResult<bool> {
- let differs = core::cell::Cell::new(false);- let mut expected = ExpectedText { rest: saved, differs: &differs };+ let expected =+ console_object::SavedText { rest: core::cell::Cell::new(saved), differs: core::cell::Cell::new(false) };
let mut formatter = Self::bun_formatter(global);
- formatter.snapshot.like_older_bun = Some(&differs);- formatter.format_value::<false>(value, &mut expected)?;- Ok(!differs.get() && expected.rest.is_empty())+ formatter.snapshot.like_older_bun = Some(&expected);+ formatter.format_value::<false>(value, &mut &expected)?;+ Ok(!expected.differs.get() && expected.rest.get().is_empty())+ }++ /// Bun 1.4.4 had the class `NodeVMGlobalProxy` for the global of a `node:vm` context, whose name is `JSGlobalProxy` now.+ #[cold]+ fn is_node_vm_global_proxy_of_bun_1_4_4(+ global: &JSGlobalObject,+ saved: &console_object::SavedText<'_>,+ value: JSValue,+ ) -> JsResult<bool> {+ Ok(saved.rest.get().starts_with(b"NodeVMGlobalProxy {}")+ && value.js_type() == JSType::GlobalProxy+ && value.get_proxy_target().get_class_info_name().is_some_and(|class| class == b"NodeVMGlobalObject")+ && value.get_class_name(global)?.eq_ascii(b"JSGlobalProxy"))
}
/// Returns true if an older Bun would have printed the same text, so `did_older_bun_print` can be skipped.
…itted built-in
The one conflict is in the part of `pretty_format.rs` that this branch removes.
- In an executable compiled ahead of time, a built-in whose code the build left out is a placeholder function. Main made snapshots print its name without reading other properties, which would throw. That rule is now in the snapshot mode of the `console.log` formatter.
- Two test strings are built with `Buffer.alloc(n, "x").toString()`, as `test/CLAUDE.md` asks.
…obody reaches is compared by file size
`bun build --compile --aot` leaves out whole pages of Bun's code, and a page is 64 KB on Linux arm64. With this branch's layout, 4,416 bytes of functions that the form with `eval` keeps are alone in a page, so the file grows by 65,472 bytes and the limit of 32 KB fails. With main's layout the same functions share pages that stay anyway, and the growth reads 0.
The goal that is not met yet keeps the limit of 32 KB: it measures 65,536 bytes with main's layout and 131,008 with this one.
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Review comments at @src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs:
- Around line 5499-5500: Update the separator logic in the JSX attribute
formatting path so it bases spacing on the number of attributes actually
printed, not their original positions when children are skipped; ensure
attributes after skipped children remain separated, while preserving existing
snapshot formatting for unaffected cases.
- Around line 5717-5720: Escape UTF-16 property names in the snapshot
serialization path around for_each_property_ordered_calling_getters so quotes,
newlines, and emoji cannot make distinct objects serialize identically. Preserve
matching for existing legacy snapshots while applying the escaping to new
snapshot output.
- Around line 6087-6090: Update the DOM printer invoked through
self.snapshot.printer to track objects on the active traversal path and emit
[Circular] when direct recursion encounters an active ancestor. Remove each
object from the active path after traversal, including when formatting returns
an error, so repeated non-cyclic references remain unaffected.
- Around line 6118-6119: Update the value-formatting flow around
Tag::get_advanced to consult the existing snapshot serializers before
classifying the value, so a matching identity-based serializer can handle
objects with throwing $$typeof getters. Preserve the current Tag classification
and formatting path as the fallback when no serializer matches.
Review comments at @src/runtime/test_runner/dom_format.rs:
- Line 150: Update the DOM formatting path around self.format_value::<false> so
bytes written to temporary buffers for object-valued items count toward the 1 MB
diff cutoff; when flushing those buffers, avoid counting their bytes a second
time, and prevent later items from expanding output past the cutoff.
Review comments at @src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs:
- Around line 626-629: Update the Formatter setup used for snapshot serializers
so it carries the enclosing traversal’s depth and reference context into
serialization, rather than starting each nested value at depth zero with empty
refs. Preserve the existing snapshot configuration and serializer setup.
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The branch printed `<div a=1 b="x" />` in a snapshot where main prints `<div a=1b="x" />`, and accepted main's text through the older-Bun path. That path prints a React 19 element as a plain object, as 1.4 did, so a stored `<div a=1b="x" />` of a React 19 element failed under CI.
Snapshots now count the props as main does: from 1, and only the ones the iterator returns. No stored text has to be matched a second way, and a prop with an empty name no longer changes the spacing after it. `console.log` and `Bun.inspect` keep the space.
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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 checked the new snapshot_i counter in print_jsx (src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs:5435-5466) against the deleted formatter's iter_i: both are 1-based and incremented before the children skip, so snapshot mode now reproduces main's prop spacing directly and a stored React 19 <div a=1b="x" /> matches without going through the older-Bun fallback.
Extended reasoning...
The latest push (568361e) drops the branch's JSX prop-spacing change in snapshot mode and removes the same_as_older_bun gating that depended on it; I compared the new counting logic line by line with the deleted pretty_format.rs loop and it is equivalent. The remaining inline finding is a pre-existing truncation in print_jsx's empty-children path, not introduced here. The PR is still a ~3,000-line formatter consolidation with many is_snapshot compatibility branches, so a human look remains worthwhile.
A change on the branch robobun/06055a1c/console-slot-reads rewrites four reads in ConsoleObject.rs that this PR also changes. No PR is open for it. This note says what a merge of the two needs, and it has two questions for you.
The change prints a boxed primitive, a RegExp and a Date from the internal slot. It prints [Getter] for an array index that is an accessor. On main each console.log below throws boom. Node prints all three.
A trial merge with 568361e has four conflicts, all in ConsoleObject.rs: the first line of print_string, the Date block of print_json, and both element reads of print_array. The string child in print_jsx merges clean, but the merged code changes stored snapshot text.
If this PR lands first, each of those five sites keeps your read under is_snapshot, and the console takes the slot read. print_double and print_boolean need nothing.
Two questions, because #44268 lists both under "Hooks that still run":
Does the console formatter keep the toJSON call of a Date? A TZDate of @date-fns/tz prints its zone-aware text through that call. Node prints the UTC value, the class name and the own properties.
Does it keep the getter call of an array index? Node prints [Getter].
Without a yes, the change keeps both calls. It then covers the boxed primitives, RegExp and new Number(-0) ([Number: 0] on main). I open it after this PR lands, unless you want it first.
The one conflict is test/aot/loader-access-in-unreachable-code.test.ts. Main (#48120) no longer compares file sizes there, for the same reason this branch had allowed one more 64 KB page on Linux arm64, so main's file is taken as it is and the branch no longer changes it.
…nner
`console.log` keeps the console formatter in every executable, so `bun build --compile --aot --trim` kept the snapshot code that now lives in it: hello world mapped 25,995,528 bytes against 25,975,112 on main, over the 25,990,000 that compile-aot-size.test.ts allows.
- The functions that only run where `is_snapshot` is set declare themselves part of the `Test` feature, as `console.table` does with `ConsoleTable`, so `--trim` cuts them with the test runner.
- `format` is inlined at every call. It now only tests `is_snapshot` there, and the call of `Snapshot::printer` moved into `format_in_snapshot`.
- The larger snapshot branches of the class, function, object and array printers moved into such functions.
- `console.log` prints typed arrays with main's code again. The shared version had put the snapshot loop, and `Display` of `f32` and `f16`, into each of its 22 copies.
No text changes.
5c7723a brought hello world with `--trim` from 25,995,528 mapped bytes to 25,987,336, against 25,975,112 on main and a limit of 25,990,000. What was left was mostly the test of `is_snapshot` and the call beside it, which `format` put at each of its 35 call sites, twice.
`format` is main's again but for the function it ends in: `print_formatted`, which is not inlined, tests `is_snapshot` once and goes on to `print_as`. The printer gets the `Tag`, since it never read the payload. The tags that only snapshots give moved out of `get_advanced`.
No text changes.
#48544 adds code to pretty_format.rs that this PR deletes. This note says what a merge of the two needs, so that the order is your choice.
bun:test: print the received object with its matched rows, not a copy #48544 removes the display copy of bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 (shallowCopyForDeepMatch, replaceMatchedProperties). On main that copy makes a passing snapshot test throw a TypeError for a bun:sqlite Statement, prints a 905,066-char diff for a tree with parent links, and fails snapshot files that 1.4.x wrote. This PR keeps both jest_deep_match calls, so those results stay after it.
The printer part does: 179 of the 184 lines that bun:test: print the received object with its matched rows, not a copy #48544 adds to pretty_format.rs are in ranges that this PR deletes. It is one Formatter field for the place of the value, one test of it in Formatter::format, a consult in the Object, Array, Event, JSX and Error arms, and the hand-off to snapshot serializers.
In the formatter of this PR the place fits in one field of Snapshot, behind the snapshot.printer hook, so that console.log pays nothing for it.
The decision is also the second item in the Notes of #48544.
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What does this PR do?
bun testhad its own 2,900-line copy of the value formatter, for Bun's snapshot format and for matcher diffs. That format is now anis_snapshotmode of theconsole.logformatter insrc/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs, so there is one formatter to maintain.pretty_format.rskeeps what #44833 added: the port of pretty-format for Jest's and Vitest's snapshot formats, and snapshot serializers. It has its own small state struct now and no longer shares one with the old formatter.Almost every kind of value prints differently in the two modes, so most printers have an
if self.is_snapshotbranch. Snapshot text is kept as it is on main, old bugs included, because people have those files committed. Examples: an invalidDateprintsul, and a nestedMapstarts at column 0. Each can be fixed later on purpose.What #44833 hooked into the old formatter is a
snapshotfield on theconsole.logformatter, which onlybun testsets:pretty_format.rsSnapshot and diff text that does change
MessageEvent,ErrorEvent, function or class that contains itself prints[Circular]where it used to be printed once more.Promise {}can wrap sooner, by one column per prop before it.console.log/Bun.inspectchanges[Circular]both times, as in 1.3.5. 1.4 printed it again down to the depth limit.FormDatawhosetoJSONis not callable, or returns a primitive, prints as an object.Functions that only the old formatter called are now
pub(crate).--trimconsole.logkeeps the console formatter in every executable. So the functions that only run in snapshot mode declare themselves part of theTestfeature (only_in_snapshots!, which isremovable_definition!(Test, …)), asconsole.tabledoes withConsoleTable, andbun build --compile --trimcuts them with the test runner.format, which is inlined at every call, is main's but for the function it ends in:print_formattedtestsis_snapshotonce and goes on toprint_as. Hello world with--compile --aot --trimmaps 25,975,112 bytes on main (89452d2) and 25,983,112 at 1cedb3b, measured with CI'sbun-linux-x64binaries.compile-aot-size.test.tsallows 25,990,000. The 8,000 bytes are smallis_snapshotbranches inside the shared printers.How did you verify your code works?
Unless a line says otherwise, the comparisons are between main's canary build (b1305dd) and this branch at 070a72c. Two things changed after that. The merges of main changed how a snapshot names a built-in that an ahead-of-time build left out (#47942). 568361e took out a change to the spacing of JSX props in snapshots, so they print as on main:
<div a=1b="x" />. The merges of main at 4f0c8d5 and f172112 left this PR's own diff as it was, file by file; they were not built locally.toEqualdiffs,Bun.inspectandconsole.logoutput are identical, apart from the changes above and what differs between a release and a debug build (paths, versions).Response): identical apart from the JSX spacing that 568361e took out.CI=1: the same ones pass and fail on both. JSX with a prop whose name is empty was left out of that run.--update-snapshotson the new inline snapshots insnapshot.test.tswrites the same text on both, apart from the[Circular]change and the JSX spacing that 568361e took out.toEqualdiffs on both. Snapshots of React 18 and React 19 elements that main's build stored pass underCI=1; the React 19 ones failed at 27748fb.snapshot.test.ts,inspect.test.js,expect-formdata-tojson-crash.test.tsandtest/js/bun/test/printing/pass withCI=1 FORCE_COLOR=1.toEqualdiffs, 600 values with ten serializers give identical snapshot files and error messages, and of 600 snapshots written by 1.4.4 the same 47 fail underCI=1on both.console.logof typed arrays, classes, functions and objects is identical.rust:check-allwere not run locally. A debug build cannot trim, so the size of a trimmed executable is measured by CI only.Generated by Claude Code