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bundler: resolve export * of a wrapped lifted CommonJS file at bundle time - #46936
Since 1.4.3, an ES module entry with export * from "react" and export { default } from "react" exports only default: does not provide an export named 'useEffect'.
export * of a wrapped lifted file resolves at bundle time. Step 3 registers each name as a named import of the barrel. Step 4 matches it as the read ns.name.
ns.foo() through the barrel keeps the barrel namespace as this.
Verified: test/bundler/bundler_cjs2esm.test.ts (49 new cases, 20 fail on main). More in Notes.
Lifting turns exports.foo = x into var $foo = x plus an ES module export. A wrapped lifted file prints exports.foo = x again inside __commonJS.
Weighed an alias copy in bind_matched_import and an owner-table lookup in the export clause printer. Notes say why not.
Downsides
Through such a barrel, a name added to module.exports at run time is not re-exported, a missing or doubly provided name is a build error, and __esModule is exported when the file sets it. Main resolves these at run time.
Size: the issue repro entry is 1855 bytes minified (1.4.2: 958, 1.4.3: 142).
Notes
The three run-time behaviours that change for a barrel of a wrapped file, by who holds the file. Checked with 1.4.2, 1.4.3, main 9fe1cd6 and this branch.
a held default import keeps the wrapper
a require() keeps the wrapper
a name a holder adds at run time
an ES module holder (lib.bar = 2): not re-exported on main, from source, or here
require("./lib.cjs").bar = 2: re-exported by every release and from source, not here. import { bar } through the barrel built on every release and fails here with No matching export
a name the file does not have
build error in 1.4.2 and here, undefined in 1.4.3 and main
undefined in every release, a build error here
a name another export * also provides
Ambiguous import in 1.4.2 and here, the other file's name in 1.4.3 and main
the other file's name in every release, Ambiguous import here
From source the last two rows throw a SyntaxError. Node, like this branch, takes the names of a CommonJS file from its source text and does not see a name added at run time. To keep these three as on main, the run-time __reExport has to stay beside the static names. That keeps the exports_barrel object and its getters in the output of each such barrel. It is a choice between two designs, and this PR does not make that change.
What the first version of this PR (45398ab) lost and this version has. Each is right on main, except that the import() form of the last one also fails on main under --splitting.
Two export * paths to one binding lost the name: export * from "./a"; export * from "./b" where b.js has export { x } from "./a", also with ES modules only. Step 5 compared (file, ref) pairs with the wrong file. It now compares the export symbols.
An entry point, or a chunk that import() loads, with export * of a file that has export { foo } from "./barrel.js" printed export { foo } with no declaration. The bundle did not load.
ns.foo() through the barrel namespace passed the __toESM object as this. The call now keeps the barrel namespace, also for a function that does not read this: a holder of module.exports can replace it.
(await import("./barrel.js")).parse() and require("./barrel.js").parse() threw this._helper is not a function: the narrowed namespace had lost the names that parse reads through this. It now keeps each name of the wrapped file, by whichever path the barrel binds it.
The last three had one cause. Step 4 bound an importer to the read symbol with a Normal match, so only that symbol carried the namespace_alias. The read is now a named import of the barrel. The matcher continues into its CommonJS arm, and every importer is a NormalAndNamespace match that carries the alias itself, as for export { name } from of a wrapped file. The export clause printer, step 5 and the cross-chunk code are not changed. A symbol with a namespace_alias prints as ns.name, and the export clause of an entry point tests the alias on the exported import, not on the symbol that import is bound to. An alias copy in bind_matched_import gives the same output but leaves a binding that ends at a read, which binds_call_item and later readers then have to know about. An owner-table lookup in the export clause printer breaks export { Missing } from "./lifted.cjs", whose binding has no target (#35724).
The export_<name> clash under --splitting. The export clause of an entry point copies a CommonJS property into var export_<name>. When another entry point imports the entry's file, two copies, or one copy and a binding of the file, can get one name (#47384 has the cause). Main has this for export { name } from of a CommonJS file. This branch has it for the names of export * of a wrapped file too, because the star now exports them. Two entry points, e0.js with the re-exports and e1.js with export { default } from "./c.cjs"; import { own } from "./e0.js":
export { foo } from "./c.cjs" and an own const export_foo
"export_foo" has already been declared
the same
right
export { "x.y" } from "./c.cjs"; export * from "./c.cjs"
right (the star exports nothing)
"x.y" is the value of x_y
right
export * from "./c.cjs" and an own const export_foo
right (the star exports nothing)
"export_foo" has already been declared
right
Without --splitting all four are right on all three builds. The two PRs merge with no conflict. On that merge bundler_cjs2esm (162) and bundler_splitting (220) pass. The two differential runs below did not generate this shape.
Differential runs, main 9fe1cd6 against this branch, each output loaded by bun 1.4.3 and compared with a run from source.
A grid of 14,000 projects (library form x second path x barrel form x consumer x flags). 6,990 equal the source on both builds. 445 are right here and wrong on main. 5,780 differ from the source in the same way on both. The other 785 differ between the two builds and from the source: 408 by __esModule keys only, 266 by No matching export where the source throws for the same name, 88 by Ambiguous import where the source throws, 23 by __esModule keys plus an evaluation order that main shares.
5,209 of 5,209 outputs of projects with no wrapped file are byte-identical to main's.
A second generator, 2,600 projects (chains of up to 5 barrels, cycles, sideEffects: false packages, a react-like NODE_ENV switch, --format=cjs, --minify, TypeScript barrels). No bundle fails to load where main's loads. 3 projects are right on main and different here: one __esModule key, two that skip a barrel of a sideEffects: false package. 64 builds fail where main builds, with No matching export (32) or Ambiguous import (32). The source throws in 62 of them.
Against the first version plus the step 5 change: 43 of 14,000 outputs differ. 4 did not load before. In 39 a narrowed namespace now keeps every name.
These runs did not generate a holder that adds a name at run time. 4 of 15 hand-written probes of that kind differ from main (first row of the table).
The __esModule key. For export * from "./c.cjs"; export { default } from "./c.cjs" where c.cjs sets exports.__esModule and exports.foo:
an importer inside the bundle
the exports of the entry
from source
default, foo
default, foo
main
__esModule, default, foo
default
this branch
__esModule, default, foo
__esModule, default, foo
node 26.3.0 from source
__esModule, default, foo, module.exports
the same
A file with no wrapper already exports __esModule through export * on main.
Suites.bun bd test (debug, ASAN) on the final commit, all green: bundler_cjs2esm (162 pass; main fails 20 of them, the first version 24), bundler_splitting, bundler_cjs, bundler_barrel, bundler_edgecase, bundler_npm, bundler_minify, bundler_dynamic_import_dce, esbuild/importstar, esbuild/importstar_ts, esbuild/default, esbuild/splitting, esbuild/dce.
Costs counted. Per file: one bool in js_meta::Flags and two loads in LinkerGraph::load. Per link: two empty hash maps. Per NormalAndNamespace match in step 4: one test of a bool that is false without a wrapped file. Per method call item that matched: one probe of a map that is empty without a wrapped file. Per name read through a wrapped file: one NamedImport in the barrel. export * from "./lib.cjs"; export { default } from "./lib.cjs" with two names, minified: 743 bytes here, 789 in 1.4.2, 1,147 on main. Debug and ASAN text: +59,280 bytes over main (824,442,675 to 824,501,955). Not measured: release binary size and instruction counts (bloaty, valgrind and perf are not in the build container).
Known and not changed here.
import { foo } from "./barrel.js"; foo() prints lib.foo() here and exports_barrel.foo() on main. Both pass an object as this where the source passes undefined.
Two named re-exports of a wrapped file through two barrels still drop the name, on main too.
const ns = await import("./named.js"); ns.parse() where named.js has export { parse, _helper } from "./barrel.js" and no export * throws here and on main: the narrowed namespace is this (dynamic_import_dce/MethodCallThisIsNarrowedNamespace pins that for ES modules). The first version bound that call.
importstar/ReExportStarNameCollisionNotAmbiguousExport loads the source entry, not the bundle, so it did not catch the first loss above. A separate change corrects that test.
The numbers for the issue repro (1855 bytes, and with node v26.3.0: typeof m.useEffect === "function", m.default.useEffect === m.useEffect, 45 keys) are from the first version. The output for that shape is byte-identical in this version for the two-name probe above.
… time
A lifted CommonJS file keeps its __commonJS wrapper when an importer
holds its module.exports (a re-exported default import). Step 1 of the
linker marks it Cjs for that. The export star readers then treated it
like a genuine CommonJS file and moved the export star to run time, so
an ES module entry lost every static name.
The three readers (step 2, step 3, the per-part export star loop) now
treat such a file as statically known. Step 3 binds each name to a
symbol whose namespace alias reads it off the export star's namespace,
var ns = __toESM(require_x()), the shape a named import of a wrapped
file takes.
…d lifted reads by export
The namespace declaration for an export star of a wrapped lifted file
stays where the statement was when the file is itself lifted: its
`module.exports = require()` ran after the file's own side effects.
A name reached both through `export *` and through a named re-export
of the same wrapped lifted file is one export. A name that two exports
behind the wrapped file's own export star provide is an ambiguity
whatever their positions in their files.
The map of synthesized names is keyed by StoreStr, and each binding
carries the location of the export star that made it.
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…t in steps 4 and 5
A named re-export can name a file that gets the name through its own
export star of the wrapped file. Step 3 cannot follow that, so steps 4
and 5 compare what each read stands for before they call two reads of
one export an ambiguity.
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- Line 189: Update the ambiguous re-export comparison using
`wrapped_lifted_read_target` to resolve the full bound import data, including
`source_index` and `import_ref`, when `imports_to_bind` contains the reference.
Use the original ambiguous data only when no bound entry exists, so the
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Step 5 compared `(file, ref)` pairs to decide whether two `export *`
paths lead to one export. For the second path it paired the ref that the
import is bound to with the file that re-exports it. The pairs then
differed for one binding, and the name left the export list of the
barrel: `export * from "./a"; export * from "./b"`, where `b.js` has
`export { x } from "./a"`, exported no `x`.
A `Ref` names its file. Compare the refs alone, after the read of a
wrapped lifted export is mapped to that export.
…amed import of the barrel
Step 3 made a symbol for each name of a wrapped lifted CommonJS file that
an `export *` re-exports, gave it a `namespace_alias` (`ns.name`), and
step 4 bound importers to it with a `Normal` match. Only that symbol
carried the alias, so three things that main gets right broke:
- An entry point (or a chunk that `import()` loads) with `export *` of a
file that has `export { foo } from "./barrel.js"` printed
`export { foo }` with no declaration. The bundle did not load.
- `ns.foo()` through the barrel namespace printed `lib.foo()` and passed
the `__toESM` object as `this`.
- `(await import("./barrel.js")).parse()` and `require("./barrel.js").parse()`
threw when `parse` reads another export through `this`: the narrowed
namespace had lost the other names.
Step 3 now registers the symbol in the `named_imports` of the file that
has the `export *`, as the parser does for `export { name } from`. The
matcher then continues into its CommonJS arm: the barrel's own pass
writes the alias, and every importer is a `NormalAndNamespace` match
that carries the alias itself. The export clause printer, step 5 and
the cross-chunk code need no change.
A method call keeps the barrel namespace as `this` unless the export
ignores `this`, and a namespace that `import()` or `require()` narrowed
keeps every name of the wrapped file.
…ath, and a call through it keeps this
Two gaps in the change before this one.
A namespace that `import()` or `require()` narrowed kept a name of the
wrapped file only when the `export *` read was the first binding of that
name. A name that the barrel also re-exports by name, or that an earlier
`export *` path bound, was filtered out, and a lifted function that
reads it through `this` threw. The name is now kept before the shadow
check, by whichever path it is bound.
`ns.f()` through the barrel bound to `lib.f()` when `f` does not read
`this`. The file has its wrapper because an importer holds its
`module.exports`, and that importer can replace `f`. The call now always
keeps the barrel namespace as `this`, as on main.
This push (0559ec6 to 6344469) fixes four things that the first version (45398ab) lost against main. Differential runs of generated projects found them: main against the branch, each output compared with a run from source.
export * from "./a.js"; export * from "./b.js", where b.js has export { x } from "./c.js" and a.js has export * from "./c.js", lost x. No CommonJS file is needed.
An entry point with export * of a file that has export { foo } from "./barrel.js" printed export { foo } with no declaration, when the barrel has export * of a wrapped lifted file. The bundle did not load.
ns.foo() through such a barrel passed the __toESM object as this.
(await import("./barrel.js")).parse() and require("./barrel.js").parse() threw when parse reads another export through this.
To reproduce the first one:
echo'export let x = 1, y = 2'> c.js
echo'export * from "./c.js"'> a.js
echo'export { x } from "./c.js"'> b.js
printf'export * from "./a.js"\nexport * from "./b.js"\n'> entry.js
bun build entry.js --outdir out
bun -e 'import("./out/entry.js").then(n => console.log({ ...n }))'
45398ab prints { y: 2 }. Main and this push print { x: 1, y: 2 }.
The description lists what still differs from main, with counts from the runs. One difference needs a maintainer's decision. A name that a require() holder adds to module.exports at run time (require("./lib.cjs").bar = 2) is not re-exported by the barrel, and import { bar } of it through the barrel is a build error. Every release resolves that at run time. Node does not see such a name either. To keep the behaviour of main, the run-time __reExport has to stay beside the static names. That keeps the exports_barrel object and its getters in the output of each such barrel. The first table in the Notes has the cases.
Under --splitting, the names of such an export * also meet the export_<name> clash that main has for export { name } from of a CommonJS file ("export_foo" has already been declared, or "x.y" with the value of x_y). #47384 is the open fix for that clash. The two branches merge with no conflict, and on the merge the cases pass. The description has the table.
CI on 457c3d7 (build 135672): no bundler test failed. The build is red on test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts (upload timeouts on darwin aarch64) and on test/aot/engine/ir-6.test.ts, which is also red on main. This diff does not touch either one.
Cover two CommonJS wrappers that forward one export.
The added fixtures do not include two separate module.exports = require(...) wrapper files that forward the same binding. Add a fixture with two such wrappers, each forwarding ./lib.cjs. Read foo through both, then assign foo through one wrapper. Assert that both reads return the updated value. Both wrappers receive the same exports object from require, so their reads must agree rather than differ.
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The current fixtures exercise one wrapper per target, or two barrels over one unwrapped file. They do not exercise two wrappers that reach one export through different paths. This is a coverage gap for currently working behavior, not a current failure.
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1461:
Add a test fixture with two separate CommonJS wrapper modules, each assigning
module.exports to require("./lib.cjs"), then read foo through both wrappers,
update foo through one wrapper, and assert both reads observe the updated value.
Extend the relevant bundler CJS-to-ESM test near the existing wrapper fixtures
without changing production code.
Run the split case for the named _helper re-export barrel.
The loop skips splitting whenever barrelName is set, so the AndNamedReExport barrel runs only with splitting: false. A split dynamic import through that barrel never runs. That barrel declares _helper as a named re-export, and the entry reads this._helper through it. Removing the !barrelName condition adds the split variant for that barrel. The expected stdout is the same parse,_helper,tag and helped:x string that the existing split variants in this loop already assert.
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Review comment at @test/bundler/bundler_cjs2esm.test.ts at line 2263:
Update the splitting-case selection in the loop around the named re-export
barrel so dynamic-import tests always run with both splitting values, regardless
of barrelName; retain the single false case for non-dynamic-import tests and
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Review comments at @src/bundler/linker_context/convertStmtsForChunk.rs:
- Around line 299-304: Update the export-star classification used by
export_star_target_is_wrapped_lifted so wrapped lifted CommonJS targets with
runtime-changing exports use the __reExport path instead of the static export
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Review comments at @test/bundler/bundler_cjs2esm.test.ts:
- Around line 1455-1461: Add a test fixture with two separate CommonJS wrapper
modules, each assigning module.exports to require("./lib.cjs"), then read foo
through both wrappers, update foo through one wrapper, and assert both reads
observe the updated value. Extend the relevant bundler CJS-to-ESM test near the
existing wrapper fixtures without changing production code.
- Line 2263: Update the splitting-case selection in the loop around the named
re-export barrel so dynamic-import tests always run with both splitting values,
regardless of barrelName; retain the single false case for non-dynamic-import
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked two things in this version: add_exports now taking &mut LinkerGraph while ExportStarContext holds raw column pointers — generate_new_symbol writes only the symbol map and module scopes, neither of which the context points into, so the new named_imports/overlay/flags writes do not alias it; and the step 5 ambiguity comparison, which now goes through wrapped_lifted_read_target on bare Refs (a Ref carries its file), so the earlier mismatched (file, ref) tuple comparison no longer applies.
Extended reasoning...
The change rewires how the linker resolves export * of a wrapped lifted CommonJS file across steps 1-5 in src/bundler/linker_context/scanImportsAndExports.rs, LinkerContext.rs, LinkerGraph.rs, doStep5.rs and convertStmtsForChunk.rs, with 849 lines of new bundler tests; it touches no security-sensitive surface. Two verified findings are posted inline and the diff is a large, behaviour-changing linker change with documented semantic trade-offs, so a human review is still needed.
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Fixes #46926
Problem
export * from "react"andexport { default } from "react"exports onlydefault:does not provide an export named 'useEffect'.__commonJSwrapper of a lifted CommonJS file that an importer holds (scanImportsAndExports.rs:194-209). Theexport *readers then treat its exports as unknown.Fix
export *of a wrapped lifted file resolves at bundle time. Step 3 registers each name as a named import of the barrel. Step 4 matches it as the readns.name.ns.foo()through the barrel keeps the barrel namespace asthis.test/bundler/bundler_cjs2esm.test.ts(49 new cases, 20 fail on main). More in Notes.Background
exports.foo = xintovar $foo = xplus an ES module export. A wrapped lifted file printsexports.foo = xagain inside__commonJS.bind_matched_importand an owner-table lookup in the export clause printer. Notes say why not.Downsides
module.exportsat run time is not re-exported, a missing or doubly provided name is a build error, and__esModuleis exported when the file sets it. Main resolves these at run time.--splitting, the names of such anexport *now meet main'sexport_<name>clash:"export_foo" has already been declared, or"x.y"with the value ofx_y. bundler: name an entry tail's CommonJS export copies in cross_chunk_names when the entry file is in another chunk #47384 is the open fix for the clash. With both PRs the cases pass.Notes
The three run-time behaviours that change for a barrel of a wrapped file, by who holds the file. Checked with 1.4.2, 1.4.3, main 9fe1cd6 and this branch.
require()keeps the wrapperlib.bar = 2): not re-exported on main, from source, or hererequire("./lib.cjs").bar = 2: re-exported by every release and from source, not here.import { bar }through the barrel built on every release and fails here withNo matching exportundefinedin 1.4.3 and mainundefinedin every release, a build error hereexport *also providesAmbiguous importin 1.4.2 and here, the other file's name in 1.4.3 and mainAmbiguous importhereFrom source the last two rows throw a SyntaxError. Node, like this branch, takes the names of a CommonJS file from its source text and does not see a name added at run time. To keep these three as on main, the run-time
__reExporthas to stay beside the static names. That keeps theexports_barrelobject and its getters in the output of each such barrel. It is a choice between two designs, and this PR does not make that change.What the first version of this PR (45398ab) lost and this version has. Each is right on main, except that the
import()form of the last one also fails on main under--splitting.export *paths to one binding lost the name:export * from "./a"; export * from "./b"whereb.jshasexport { x } from "./a", also with ES modules only. Step 5 compared(file, ref)pairs with the wrong file. It now compares the export symbols.import()loads, withexport *of a file that hasexport { foo } from "./barrel.js"printedexport { foo }with no declaration. The bundle did not load.ns.foo()through the barrel namespace passed the__toESMobject asthis. The call now keeps the barrel namespace, also for a function that does not readthis: a holder ofmodule.exportscan replace it.(await import("./barrel.js")).parse()andrequire("./barrel.js").parse()threwthis._helper is not a function: the narrowed namespace had lost the names thatparsereads throughthis. It now keeps each name of the wrapped file, by whichever path the barrel binds it.The last three had one cause. Step 4 bound an importer to the read symbol with a
Normalmatch, so only that symbol carried thenamespace_alias. The read is now a named import of the barrel. The matcher continues into its CommonJS arm, and every importer is aNormalAndNamespacematch that carries the alias itself, as forexport { name } fromof a wrapped file. The export clause printer, step 5 and the cross-chunk code are not changed. A symbol with anamespace_aliasprints asns.name, and the export clause of an entry point tests the alias on the exported import, not on the symbol that import is bound to. An alias copy inbind_matched_importgives the same output but leaves a binding that ends at a read, whichbinds_call_itemand later readers then have to know about. An owner-table lookup in the export clause printer breaksexport { Missing } from "./lifted.cjs", whose binding has no target (#35724).The
export_<name>clash under--splitting. The export clause of an entry point copies a CommonJS property intovar export_<name>. When another entry point imports the entry's file, two copies, or one copy and a binding of the file, can get one name (#47384 has the cause). Main has this forexport { name } fromof a CommonJS file. This branch has it for the names ofexport *of a wrapped file too, because the star now exports them. Two entry points,e0.jswith the re-exports ande1.jswithexport { default } from "./c.cjs"; import { own } from "./e0.js":e0.js, with--splittingexport { "x.y", x_y } from "./c.cjs""x.y"is the value ofx_yexport { foo } from "./c.cjs"and an ownconst export_foo"export_foo" has already been declaredexport { "x.y" } from "./c.cjs"; export * from "./c.cjs""x.y"is the value ofx_yexport * from "./c.cjs"and an ownconst export_foo"export_foo" has already been declaredWithout
--splittingall four are right on all three builds. The two PRs merge with no conflict. On that mergebundler_cjs2esm(162) andbundler_splitting(220) pass. The two differential runs below did not generate this shape.Differential runs, main 9fe1cd6 against this branch, each output loaded by bun 1.4.3 and compared with a run from source.
__esModulekeys only, 266 byNo matching exportwhere the source throws for the same name, 88 byAmbiguous importwhere the source throws, 23 by__esModulekeys plus an evaluation order that main shares.sideEffects: falsepackages, a react-likeNODE_ENVswitch,--format=cjs,--minify, TypeScript barrels). No bundle fails to load where main's loads. 3 projects are right on main and different here: one__esModulekey, two that skip a barrel of asideEffects: falsepackage. 64 builds fail where main builds, withNo matching export(32) orAmbiguous import(32). The source throws in 62 of them.The
__esModulekey. Forexport * from "./c.cjs"; export { default } from "./c.cjs"wherec.cjssetsexports.__esModuleandexports.foo:default, foodefault, foo__esModule, default, foodefault__esModule, default, foo__esModule, default, foo__esModule, default, foo, module.exportsA file with no wrapper already exports
__esModulethroughexport *on main.Suites.
bun bd test(debug, ASAN) on the final commit, all green:bundler_cjs2esm(162 pass; main fails 20 of them, the first version 24),bundler_splitting,bundler_cjs,bundler_barrel,bundler_edgecase,bundler_npm,bundler_minify,bundler_dynamic_import_dce,esbuild/importstar,esbuild/importstar_ts,esbuild/default,esbuild/splitting,esbuild/dce.Costs counted. Per file: one
boolinjs_meta::Flagsand two loads inLinkerGraph::load. Per link: two empty hash maps. PerNormalAndNamespacematch in step 4: one test of aboolthat is false without a wrapped file. Per method call item that matched: one probe of a map that is empty without a wrapped file. Per name read through a wrapped file: oneNamedImportin the barrel.export * from "./lib.cjs"; export { default } from "./lib.cjs"with two names, minified: 743 bytes here, 789 in 1.4.2, 1,147 on main. Debug and ASAN text: +59,280 bytes over main (824,442,675 to 824,501,955). Not measured: release binary size and instruction counts (bloaty,valgrindandperfare not in the build container).Known and not changed here.
import { foo } from "./barrel.js"; foo()printslib.foo()here andexports_barrel.foo()on main. Both pass an object asthiswhere the source passesundefined.sideEffect(); module.exports = require("./impl")over a liftedimplcallsinit_impl()before the side effect. That order is from bundler: keep the CommonJS wrapper when code holds a lifted module's default import as a value #42569.export { Missing } from "./lifted.cjs"gives the namespace object a getter that throws__INVALID__REF__ is not defined, on main too. bundler: re-exporting a missing CJS-to-ESM named import no longer emits an invalid ref #35724 is open for it.const ns = await import("./named.js"); ns.parse()wherenamed.jshasexport { parse, _helper } from "./barrel.js"and noexport *throws here and on main: the narrowed namespace isthis(dynamic_import_dce/MethodCallThisIsNarrowedNamespacepins that for ES modules). The first version bound that call.importstar/ReExportStarNameCollisionNotAmbiguousExportloads the source entry, not the bundle, so it did not catch the first loss above. A separate change corrects that test.The numbers for the issue repro (1855 bytes, and with node v26.3.0:
typeof m.useEffect === "function",m.default.useEffect === m.useEffect, 45 keys) are from the first version. The output for that shape is byte-identical in this version for the two-name probe above.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 1 · 7 files touched
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