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Add a source lint: no two members of a src/js enum have one value - #47196
Two members of one src/js enum can have one value, for example two flags written 1 << 9. Each then reads as the other. tsc, bun lint and the source lints accept it.
no-duplicate-enum-values compares literals only, and oxlint.json:72 ignores http2.ts. The usual source is a merge that keeps both sides of two changes on the next free bit.
Fix
Add a second test to test/internal/source-lints/builtin-module-constants.test.ts. It fails when two members of one src/js enum have one value, or when it cannot read a member.
Considered a throw in the built-in module bundler: a duplicate on main then stops every build. Considered the shipped lint rule: it mirrors typescript-eslint.
Downsides
The test reports and does not block: Source lints is not a required check (Notes).
A new form of member value (arithmetic, an outside constant, a string with an escape) fails the test until valueOf reads it. No ref above has one.
It covers 178 of the 280 hand-numbered flags in src/js (Notes). The file takes 121 ms, up from 100 ms.
Notes
The failure.git merge-file --union of src/js/node/http2.ts at #42717 (9971697) and #44848 (9e54569) over their merge base 408c937 keeps both sides of the one conflict hunk. The file builds with bun 1.4.4. With it in the tree, bun lint (canary) and the 196 source lint tests of main pass, and this test prints:
- []
+ [
+ "node/http2.ts: StreamState: `CloseRecorded = 1 << 9` has the value of `SessionDestroyed`",
+ ]
At 9b8347a, with #42717 merged first and #44848 second, the keep-both tree also passes bun x tsc --noEmit -p src/js/tsconfig.json and the bundler of the built-in modules. Both flags ship as 512.
#46528 (1ab1ca5) and #44833 (fdbcf03) are both open. #46528 numbers StreamState again and ends with EndedForUser = 1 << 9 and AwaitsReader = 1 << 10. #44833 adds ResetScheduled = 1 << 9, EndedByClose = 1 << 10 and EndedBeforeHeaders = 1 << 11. git merge-file --diff3 gives 13 conflict hunks in http2.ts. A resolution that takes the enum of #46528 and keeps the three members of #44833 as written builds, passes bun lint and the source lints of main, and fails this test with two messages: ResetScheduled has the value of EndedForUser, and EndedByClose has the value of AwaitsReader.
When the job runs..github/workflows/source-lints.yml checks out a pull request with no ref, so the run reads refs/pull/N/merge: the PR merged with its base. A PR with a conflict has no run until the push that resolves it. Two PRs that merge with no conflict run together first on main, after the second merge. The required checks are Format and buildkite/bun. Main has no merge queue, and the merge_group trigger has 0 runs. Source lints were red on main from d1cb7db to 7583003 (2026-10-12, 9 h 34 min) and from 9f67488 to 6fe59cb (2026-08-17, 2 h 54 min).
What the test reads. Every enum declaration that starts a line in a .ts file of src/js, with any modifiers and at any indentation: 43 declarations and 316 members on main. A member's value is left out, a number, a string, N << N, a member or an OR of members. No other form is in the 5,888 merge refs (refs/pull/N/merge, 9,366 members) or in 9,732 PR heads (11,478 members). A string is read because src/js/eval/feedback.ts had a string enum until #38444. The scan takes a string as one part, so a ,, a } or // in it belongs to the value, and its whitespace stays as written. A string with an escape is reported as a member that the test cannot read: an escape can write one string in two ways.
What it reports. A pair in each of these cases: one bit twice, 512 and 1 << 9, a number and an OR, an explicit 0 and the first member without a value, 1 << 32 and 1 << 0, two equal strings, B = A. An alias on purpose goes in the expected list of the test.
Each clause is needed. 22 edits that remove or narrow one clause (the header forms, each form of a value, the scan of strings and comments, each report, the walk) make the test fail.
Not covered.src/js has 280 hand-numbered N << N flags. 178 are enum members.
96 are top-level const NAME = N << N; lines in 7 files, and 6 are static fields in internal/quic/state.ts. No test compares the flags of one such group. The first test reads 62 of the 96 (not the 34 k* names) and compares one name between modules. This PR leaves them out: a check needs a rule for where a group of constants ends. A flag word written as a const enum is read by this test with no new rule.
The test compares the members of one declaration. A flag on a bit that another declaration of the same state word uses passes: 1 << 3 in Flag of internal/streams/writable.ts (EmitClose in destroy.ts), 1 << 4 in NodeHTTPResponseFlags (CURRENT in NodeHTTPResponse.rs), 1 << 7 in SQLQueryFlags (the result mode field).
17 of the 43 declarations (104 members) copy a native definition in Rust, C++ or C, for example HttpParserError and packages/bun-uws/src/HttpParser.h. The test does not compare a copy with its original.
Two declarations of one enum name in one file are read as two enums. Text in a template string or a block comment that looks like an enum at the start of a line is read.
Checks run.bun test test/internal/source-lints/ with bun 1.4.4, the version the workflow pins: 197 pass in 41 files. tsc with test/tsconfig.json on the file, Prettier and bun fmt: clean. Time of the file in 40 interleaved runs: median 100 ms on main and 121 ms on this branch. The runs on main spread 40 ms between the 10th and the 90th percentile.
Related.#47097 adds the same kind of check for Rust bitflags! sets.
Two members of one enum in src/js that have one value read as each other.
TypeScript accepts them, and bun lint compares only the values written as a
literal, so two flags written `1 << 9` pass both. A second test in
builtin-module-constants.test.ts reads every enum in src/js and fails when two
members of one declaration have one value, or when it cannot read a member.
The diff: one file, test/internal/source-lints/builtin-module-constants.test.ts. The job that runs it, Source lints, passes on 2cc0d95. Format and Lint JavaScript pass too.
Buildkite: build #134507 is red on tests that this diff does not touch. Buildkite does not run test/internal/source-lints/. The red tests are 9 files under test/aot/ (7 of them also fail on recently merged PRs) and a timeout of test/js/bun/test/parallel/test-integration-rspack.ts on Windows 2019 x64.
How I reproduced it (main 11c3671):git merge-file --union of src/js/node/http2.ts at #42717 and #44848 leaves SessionDestroyed and CloseRecorded on 1 << 9 in enum StreamState. bun lint (canary) and bun test test/internal/source-lints/ (bun 1.4.4) pass on that tree. On this branch the same tree fails with StreamState: `CloseRecorded = 1 << 9` has the value of `SessionDestroyed` .
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Walkthrough
The test collects and reads eligible TypeScript source files once. It adds enum-value parsing and checks built-in modules for unreadable or duplicate enum values.
Source discovery, filtering, sorting, path normalization, and file reading move to a module-level list. declaredConstants reuses that list.
Enum parsing and validation test/internal/source-lints/builtin-module-constants.test.ts
The test parses implicit numeric increments, literals, shifts, member references, and ORed values. It checks duplicate and unreadable values, then scans built-in modules and expects no enum-value problems and more than 100 members.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner
Priority: Normal
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 2cc0d
No actionable merge-blocking risk is established for the current source tree.
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Review comments at @test/internal/source-lints/builtin-module-constants.test.ts:
- Line 85: Update the normalization in the `member` processing so it ignores
syntax whitespace without altering whitespace inside string literals. Preserve
the distinction between enum values such as `"a b"` and `"a b"` when checking
for duplicates.
- Line 66: Update the string-literal handling in the duplicate-value check to
decode each literal before adding it to values, so differently escaped literals
with the same evaluated string value are detected as duplicates.
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A string value can hold a comma, a closing brace or `//`. The scan of an enum
body now takes a string as one part, so these do not end the member or the
body, and whitespace in a string stays as written. A string with an escape is
reported as a member the test cannot read, because an escape can write one
string in two ways.
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LGTM — the second commit (6f8fadd) makes the body scan quote-aware, which covers the string-with-,/}/// case raised earlier, and the inline sample now exercises it.
What was reviewed:
Tokenizer in membersOf: walked it against src/js/node/url.tsChar (comments holding lone ", }, {, //) — line comments win at the / position, so none leak into a member; unhandled forms (single quotes, template literals, escapes, ~, arithmetic) surface as cannot read rather than passing silently.
valueOf: -1 seed makes an omitted first member 0; << uses JS int32 semantics like TypeScript's const-enum evaluation; omitted-after-string reports rather than guessing.
Hoisting sources: filter-then-sort over the same .ts/non-.d.ts set keeps declaredConstants iteration order and path normalization identical.
Header regex matches exactly the 43 enum declarations currently in src/js; members > 100 guards the all-sources loop against running vacuously.
Extended reasoning...
The change adds a second source-lint test (+101/-4) to test/internal/source-lints/builtin-module-constants.test.ts that scans every src/js enum with a hand-rolled regex tokenizer and reports two members with one value or any member it cannot read; it touches no production code and no security-sensitive surface. The second commit addressed the one substantive concern from the prior review (string members containing ,, } or //), and the scanner fails loud on every unhandled form, so a parsing gap produces a visible cannot read rather than a missed duplicate. The file is not covered by CODEOWNERS, the only third-party review is a COMMENTED coderabbit pass, and the bug hunt ran dry, which together decided approve.
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Review comments at @test/internal/source-lints/builtin-module-constants.test.ts:
- Around line 71-72: Update the expression resolution logic around `bits` so a
single resolved enum member returns its numeric value directly, preserving
values outside the signed 32-bit range. Keep the existing bitwise reduction for
genuine multi-member OR expressions.
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`B = A` went through the OR of one operand, and `|` makes its operands 32-bit
integers. So for `A = 0x80000000` the test gave `B` another value than `A`
and did not report the pair. A member that is named alone now keeps its value,
a string too.
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Behaviour change: none
Problem
src/jsenum can have one value, for example two flags written1 << 9. Each then reads as the other.tsc,bun lintand the source lints accept it.no-duplicate-enum-valuescompares literals only, andoxlint.json:72ignoreshttp2.ts. The usual source is a merge that keeps both sides of two changes on the next free bit.Fix
test/internal/source-lints/builtin-module-constants.test.ts. It fails when two members of onesrc/jsenum have one value, or when it cannot read a member.getConstantValuefor 316 of 316 members. Nothing is reported at 5,888 PR merge refs. A keep-both merge of node:http2: destroy streams before the native sweep in session teardown #42717 and node:http2: store the code of close(code) before its listeners run #44848 fails (Notes).constflags: a separate change (Notes).Background
const enum, so each use is a number in the bundle. Compile TypeScript to machine code ahead of time:bun build --compile --aot#45631 added this file to check one name across modules.Downsides
Source lintsis not a required check (Notes).valueOfreads it. No ref above has one.src/js(Notes). The file takes 121 ms, up from 100 ms.Notes
The failure.
git merge-file --unionofsrc/js/node/http2.tsat #42717 (9971697) and #44848 (9e54569) over their merge base 408c937 keeps both sides of the one conflict hunk. The file builds with bun 1.4.4. With it in the tree,bun lint(canary) and the 196 source lint tests of main pass, and this test prints:At 9b8347a, with #42717 merged first and #44848 second, the keep-both tree also passes
bun x tsc --noEmit -p src/js/tsconfig.jsonand the bundler of the built-in modules. Both flags ship as 512.#46528 (1ab1ca5) and #44833 (fdbcf03) are both open. #46528 numbers
StreamStateagain and ends withEndedForUser = 1 << 9andAwaitsReader = 1 << 10. #44833 addsResetScheduled = 1 << 9,EndedByClose = 1 << 10andEndedBeforeHeaders = 1 << 11.git merge-file --diff3gives 13 conflict hunks inhttp2.ts. A resolution that takes the enum of #46528 and keeps the three members of #44833 as written builds, passesbun lintand the source lints of main, and fails this test with two messages:ResetScheduledhas the value ofEndedForUser, andEndedByClosehas the value ofAwaitsReader.When the job runs.
.github/workflows/source-lints.ymlchecks out a pull request with noref, so the run readsrefs/pull/N/merge: the PR merged with its base. A PR with a conflict has no run until the push that resolves it. Two PRs that merge with no conflict run together first on main, after the second merge. The required checks areFormatandbuildkite/bun. Main has no merge queue, and themerge_grouptrigger has 0 runs. Source lints were red on main from d1cb7db to 7583003 (2026-10-12, 9 h 34 min) and from 9f67488 to 6fe59cb (2026-08-17, 2 h 54 min).What the test reads. Every
enumdeclaration that starts a line in a.tsfile ofsrc/js, with any modifiers and at any indentation: 43 declarations and 316 members on main. A member's value is left out, a number, a string,N << N, a member or an OR of members. No other form is in the 5,888 merge refs (refs/pull/N/merge, 9,366 members) or in 9,732 PR heads (11,478 members). A string is read becausesrc/js/eval/feedback.tshad a string enum until #38444. The scan takes a string as one part, so a,, a}or//in it belongs to the value, and its whitespace stays as written. A string with an escape is reported as a member that the test cannot read: an escape can write one string in two ways.What it reports. A pair in each of these cases: one bit twice,
512and1 << 9, a number and an OR, an explicit0and the first member without a value,1 << 32and1 << 0, two equal strings,B = A. An alias on purpose goes in the expected list of the test.Each clause is needed. 22 edits that remove or narrow one clause (the header forms, each form of a value, the scan of strings and comments, each report, the walk) make the test fail.
Not covered.
src/jshas 280 hand-numberedN << Nflags. 178 are enum members.const NAME = N << N;lines in 7 files, and 6 are static fields ininternal/quic/state.ts. No test compares the flags of one such group. The first test reads 62 of the 96 (not the 34k*names) and compares one name between modules. This PR leaves them out: a check needs a rule for where a group of constants ends. A flag word written as aconst enumis read by this test with no new rule.1 << 3inFlagofinternal/streams/writable.ts(EmitCloseindestroy.ts),1 << 4inNodeHTTPResponseFlags(CURRENTinNodeHTTPResponse.rs),1 << 7inSQLQueryFlags(the result mode field).HttpParserErrorandpackages/bun-uws/src/HttpParser.h. The test does not compare a copy with its original.Checks run.
bun test test/internal/source-lints/with bun 1.4.4, the version the workflow pins: 197 pass in 41 files.tscwithtest/tsconfig.jsonon the file, Prettier andbun fmt: clean. Time of the file in 40 interleaved runs: median 100 ms on main and 121 ms on this branch. The runs on main spread 40 ms between the 10th and the 90th percentile.Related. #47097 adds the same kind of check for Rust
bitflags!sets.