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css: parse each atan2() argument once, with no retry per type - #47292
A valid atan2() with a nested math function takes exponential time. Bun.color("hsl(atan2(sin(atan2(…)) * 1s, 1s) 50% 50%)", "css") at 10 levels (236 bytes) takes 1 s, and 4 times more per level. Nobody reported it.
Calc::parse_atan2 (src/css/values/calc.rs:765) parses its arguments as angles, then again as lengths, percentages, times and numbers. Each attempt parses every nested function again.
Fix
atan2() parses its arguments once, as Calc<Atan2Arg>: an angle, a length, a percentage or a time. It compares the two types after the parse, as css-values-4 does. The retry and its failure counter are gone.
sin(), pow() and nine more functions share one body (FixedFn::parse_arguments), not one per value type. That pays for two thirds of the new parser copy.
Verified: test/js/bun/css/atan2-backtracking-hang.test.ts (20 s kill on main), css.test.ts, color.test.ts and the other files there.
Self-reviewed: 18 concerns raised, 18 addressed.
Background
Calc<V> parses math functions for one value type V (Length, Time, …). rustc compiles it once per V.
Considered a cache of nested results: it keeps the 5 attempts and adds a Vec to every ParserInput. A scan for the first unit is an extra pass.
Downsides
Binary: +8,192 bytes (linux-x64, stripped), for an eighth copy of the parser.
438 of 201,793 generated inputs change result, 420 of them to the answer of Chromium 153. atan2(0px + 5, 1) no longer folds. atan2(sign(1px), sign(1s)) now folds.
Without atan2() a caller pays nothing: ParserInput shrinks from 200 to 192 bytes. A sin() or pow() call costs about 55 more instructions.
Notes
How it was found
By a read of parse_atan2 after #47025. There is no issue and no fuzzer report for it, and no stylesheet with this input is known. The change hardens Bun.color and the CSS parser against input that the program does not control. In 15,979 stylesheets from npm packages and GitHub (397 MB, 960 of them use atan2()), the minified output is byte-identical to main, with and without browser targets.
The retry
lightningcss has the same retry, in the order length, percentage, angle, time, number. #31558 moved the angle attempt first, so since 1.4.0 a px chain costs 2 times more per level, % 3 times and s 4 times. #31558 and #31639 (landed through #47025) stop the retry when a nested function fails to parse. In a valid chain nothing fails, so every attempt runs.
functionchain(depth,unit){letinner=`atan2(1${unit}, 1${unit})`;for(leti=0;i<depth;i++)inner=`atan2(sin(${inner}) * 1${unit}, 1${unit})`;return`hsl(${inner} 50% 50%)`;}Bun.color(chain(10,"s"),"css");// "#bf6340", 1 s on 1.4.3-canary, under 1 ms here
nested_block_enter calls for one Bun.color call (gdb, debug builds): hsl(atan2(sin(1) * 1s, 1s) 50% 50%) 6 to 3, chain(5, "s") 2,730 to 12, chain(5, "deg") 12 to 12.
Tokenizer::next calls (gdb): chain(5, "s") 11,944 to 49. atan2(1, 2) 9 to 9. atan2(1s, 2s) 9 to 9: a one-token cache hides the retry there, and the instruction count below shows it.
By doubling: 137, 265, 521 and 969 Tokenizer::next calls at depth 16, 32, 64 and 120, the same for s, %, px and deg. 8,005 to 128,005 calls for 1,000 to 16,000 sin(1) * 1s terms in one sum, 2.0 times per doubling. The five invalid chains of the test file have the counts of main.
size_of::<ParserInput>(): 200 to 192 bytes. ParserState and Parser stay at 32.
Stripped release bun: 109,053,456 to 109,061,648 bytes (+8,192), size text +7,680. The first commit alone is +24,576 bytes: Calc<Atan2Arg> is about 30 KB of code, and the retry was about 9 KB. The second commit gives 16,384 bytes back.
Allocator entries (mi_malloc, mi_free and the like) inside CssColor::parse: equal for the 14 inputs below.
Instructions inside CssColor::parse (gdb stepi, release builds, third call):
input
main
this PR
red
517
517
#f00
356
356
rgb(255, 0, 0)
3,519
3,519
rgba(255, 0, 0, 1)
4,106
4,106
hsl(0, 100%, 50%)
3,952
3,952
hsl(calc(10 + 20) 50% 50%)
10,841
10,849
hsl(calc(sin(30deg) * 100) 50% 50%)
14,059
14,173
hsl(atan2(1, 2) 50% 50%)
7,081
7,060
hsl(atan2(1deg, 2deg) 50% 50%)
8,786
8,366
hsl(atan2(1px, 2px) 50% 50%)
10,150
8,334
hsl(atan2(50%, 25%) 50% 50%)
11,141
8,048
hsl(atan2(1s, 2s) 50% 50%)
12,678
8,354
hsl(atan2(sin(1), cos(1)) 50% 50%)
9,667
9,752
hsl(atan2(sin(1) * 1s, 1s) 50% 50%)
23,084
10,859
The hue of calc(sin(30deg) * 100) is parsed two times, so the 114 instructions are 57 for each sin(). The shared body takes the keyword resolver through one more indirect call. No line on the path of calc(10 + 20) changed: its 8 instructions are a different inlining.
Results that change
Three sets ran on main and here: 120,000 generated atan2() expressions in colors and declarations, 77,347 of them cut off before each closing bracket, and 4,446 written probes. 438 rows differ.
344 rows hold a zero length plus or minus a number, such as atan2(0px + 5, 1) or atan2(3 - -0em, 1). main folds them, because a Length sum drops a zero length and keeps the number. Now Bun.color gives null and a stylesheet keeps them as written. Chromium rejects all 344. 26 of them are stylesheets that end inside the atan2(): they built on main and now give the error Unexpected end of input, as a{rotate:atan2(1px,1s does on main.
94 rows hold sign() of a value with another type than the rest, such as atan2(sign(1px), sign(1s)), or end inside sign(, such as lch(50% 50 atan2(1, sign(1s. main rejects them. Now they fold. Chromium accepts 76 of them. The other 18 also hold a percentage pair in a hue or a NaN asin()/acos(), which Bun accepts on main and Chromium does not.
The second and third commit change no result: 0 of the 197,347 generated rows differ from the first commit.
#45442 was closed as "not worth its code, the bigger output or the behavior it changes". It was +1,245/-352 and +12.3 KB, for a sum that takes polynomial time. This change is +279/-263 in src/ and +8,192 bytes, for input that is exponential at 236 bytes, with no new limit and no extra pass.
Not in this PR
A long sum is still slow. 800 terms of calc(1px + 1em) * 2 in one atan2() argument (17.6 KB) take 8.9 s on main and 8.5 s here.
A long sum of functions that do not fold still overflows the stack outside atan2(). a{width:calc((abs(1%) + … 21,600 terms)*2)} is a SIGSEGV in bun build --minify on main and here. Length and the DimensionPercentage types print such a sum, so they must keep it.
atan2(1s , 1s), with a blank before the comma, is still rejected. Chromium accepts it.
Calc<Time>, Calc<Percentage>, Calc<Angle> and Calc<f32> never outlive the parse. They could parse through the same leaf type, and the parser would have fewer copies than today. That changes more results and is not measured, so it is not done here.
Details
Deleted: the retry in Calc::parse_atan2, parse_atan2_args, try_parse_atan2_args, CalcUnit::arg_parse_is_type_independent, ParserInput::math_fn_parse_failures with its two accessors, parse_numeric_fn, number_ident, NumericFnOp, impl TryOpTo for CSSNumber and the try_op_to of DimensionPercentage. CalcValue no longer requires TryOpTo.
CalcValue::KEEPS_UNFOLDED_SUM is false for Atan2Arg only. A function that does not fold, such as abs(1%), stays a Calc::Function, and a sum of such functions is never a valid atan2() argument. One pass would build that sum as a left-deep tree before it fails: a{rotate:atan2(1s,(abs(1%) + … 21,600 terms)*2)} overflowed the stack, where main stops at the first term. Calc::add now fails at the first such sum. main overflows on the same sum after atan2(1%, in a debug build, and this branch does not.
Atan2Arg holds a Length, not a LengthValue, and adds with Length::add, so atan2(1px + 1em - 1em, 1px) folds as on main.
The keyword resolver that parse_atan2 receives changes no output, as on main: a channel keyword reaches atan2() only through Calc<f32>, which cannot hold the angle.
Calc::parse_fixed raises each error inside the block of its function, where it was raised before. An input that ends inside asin( or atan2( gives the result of main.
The second commit is a refactor with no result change. It can be a separate pull request.
Tests
On a debug build of main the three tests of atan2-backtracking-hang.test.ts fail: 4 rows differ, the valid chains hit the 20 s kill, and the long sum is a SIGSEGV. Here they pass in about 3 s (debug with ASAN).
Each of the three tests keeps a timeout of 30 s, as the test on main has. The child process is killed after 20 s, and the test must wait for that. With the default of 5 s, a local run ends the test first and leaves the child running.
The expected values do not depend on the last digit of sinf or atan2f. Colors round to 8 bits, the two stylesheet rows of the chain go through round(), and every other row holds for 6 ulps or more (measured with ulps added inside calc()).
Each arm of Atan2Arg runs with every unit: nine values written with no unit, deg, px, s and % give one color each.
All of test/js/bun/css/ ran on a debug build: 3,411 pass. Two tests of nested-selector-expansion.test.ts time out there, and on main too.
`Calc::parse_atan2` parsed its two arguments as angles, and on a failure
again as lengths, percentages, times and numbers. Each attempt parsed every
nested math function again. A valid chain such as
`atan2(sin(atan2(sin(...) * 1s, 1s)) * 1s, 1s)` took 4 times longer per
level of nesting.
The arguments now parse once as `Calc<Atan2Arg>`. An `Atan2Arg` is an angle,
a length, a percentage or a time, and `atan2()` compares the types of its two
arguments after the parse. The retry is gone, and so are `parse_atan2_args`,
`try_parse_atan2_args`, `CalcUnit::arg_parse_is_type_independent` and the
`math_fn_parse_failures` counter that stopped the retry on some invalid input.
sin(), cos(), tan(), asin(), acos(), atan(), atan2(), pow(), log(), sqrt()
and exp() take the same arguments in every expression: numbers or angles,
and for atan2() two values of one type. Their parsers were methods of
`Calc<V>`, so each body was compiled once per value type.
They are plain functions now. `Calc::<V>::parse_fixed` opens the block of the
function, calls `FixedFn::parse_arguments`, and turns the number or the angle
into a `Calc<V>` inside the block, where each function did that before.
…alue
A math function that does not fold stays a `Calc::Function`, and `Calc::add`
links two of them into a `Calc::Sum`. An argument of `atan2()` that holds such
a sum is never valid. With one pass, `atan2(1s, (abs(1%) + abs(1%) + ...) * 2)`
built the whole sum as a left-deep tree before it failed, and 21,600 terms
overflowed the stack. `CalcValue::KEEPS_UNFOLDED_SUM` is false for `Atan2Arg`,
so `Calc::add` fails at the first such sum. No result changes.
`try_op_to` has one caller now, `parse_atan2` on `Atan2Arg`. `CalcValue` no
longer requires `TryOpTo`, and the impls that nothing calls are gone: the one
for `CSSNumber` and the two for `DimensionPercentage`.
Tests: the test rows do not depend on the last digit of the C library, every
arm of `Atan2Arg` runs for every unit, and a relative color keyword goes
through sin(), sqrt(), pow(), log() and exp().
Release build, unit s: 4.4, 17.5, 67.9, 254.4 and 992.8 ms at depth 6 to 10. Each call returns a color. With % each level costs 3 times more, with px 2 times. With this branch, depth 100 takes 24 ms on a debug build.
CI: the diff is green. Build 135159 of the current head failed for lack of CI machines, and no test failed in it.
The head is 139dbc3. It merges main into the branch, with no conflict.
Build 135159 ran on that head. 96 of its 188 jobs did not get a machine. For 92 of them AWS answered CapacityLimitExceeded. The other 4 are the macOS x64 test jobs: no machine took them in about four hours, and the same jobs wait in other builds (135178, 135190). The 92 jobs that ran all passed.
In that build atan2-backtracking-hang.test.ts (3 of 3) and css.test.ts (2044 pass, 0 fail) passed on ASAN Linux x64, Windows x64, Windows aarch64 and macOS aarch64. atan2-backtracking-hang.test.ts also passed on Alpine aarch64.
Build 134880 ran on the commit before that merge, and all of its lanes ran. 190 jobs passed, with every test lane among them: Linux, Alpine, Windows, macOS (aarch64 and x64) and ASAN. Its 8 red jobs are the test-aot-drawn lanes. Each file that fails there is under test/aot/, which this change does not touch.
To make the status green, rebuild 135159 when the macOS x64 machines are back. Builds that started after it (135178, 135190) got all of their Linux machines. The diff needs no change.
Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between a26d068 and 139dbc3.
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src/css/css_parser.rs
src/css/generics.rs
src/css/values/calc.rs
test/js/bun/css/atan2-backtracking-hang.test.ts
test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts
Walkthrough
CSS math-function parsing now uses shared numeric and angle parsers. atan2() validates argument types, and calc sums containing functions can be rejected for value types that cannot retain them. Tests cover type combinations, nested inputs, minification, and malformed-input recovery.
Changes
CSS Math Function Parsing
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Shared math-function dispatch and parse handling src/css/values/calc.rs, src/css/css_parser.rs
Math-function parser arms use shared dispatch and numeric or angle parsers. The previous type-specific helpers and math-function parse-failure counter are removed.
Typed atan2 arguments and calc sums src/css/values/calc.rs, src/css/generics.rs
atan2() parses typed arguments and accepts matching variants or a numeric pair. CalcValue controls whether function-containing sums remain unfolded.
Tests cover function type combinations, nested atan2() inputs, minification, and malformed-input recovery.
Possibly related PRs
oven-sh/bun#47025: This PR replaces the earlier atan2() parser retry path with typed argument parsing and shared function dispatch.
oven-sh/bun#47267: Both PRs change calc-sum folding behavior for compatible and incompatible terms.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner
Priority: Normal
Merge Risk: Low · previous review a26d0
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Remove the explicit timeouts from the new atan2 tests.
The new test.concurrent cases at lines 175 and 196 pass 30_000 as a per-test timeout. Remove both arguments. Line 156 carries the same timeout over from the base file. Remove it too, so the file follows one rule.
As per coding guidelines, do not set a timeout on tests. The rule reads: "CRITICAL: Do not set a timeout on tests. Bun already has timeouts."
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Remove the explicit 30_000 timeout arguments from the base test and both
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`run` parses the output of the child process and returns it with the signal
that ended the process. The first test now compares the same object as the
other two, so a process that the 20 s limit kills shows as
`signalCode: "SIGKILL"` and not as a JSON parse error.
Per-test timeouts in atan2-backtracking-hang.test.ts: kept.run kills a child process that does not exit within 20 s. The test must wait longer than that, or the kill does not happen. I ran the file both ways with a release build of main, which has the bug:
per-test timeout
chain test
child process after the run
30_000
fails at 20 s with exitCode: 137 and signalCode: "SIGKILL"
none
none
this test timed out after 5000ms
still running, at 80% CPU
Without the value, the default of 5 s ends the test first, and the child that hangs outlives the test runner. In CI the value changes nothing that matters: scripts/runner.node.ts passes a --timeout of 90 s or more, which is also above the 20 s. The test on main has the same 30_000, and a comment above the tests now gives the reason.
signalCode in the first test: done.run returns { output, stderr, exitCode, signalCode }, and all three tests compare that object.
Long sums: not changed here. The two inputs from the review are slow or crash on main too. The review threads say why this pull request leaves them, and the description lists both under "Not in this PR".
Merged main (da867c6) into this branch so that CI runs on a green main. There was no conflict.
CI run 134880 was red for a reason outside this PR: only test/aot/* tests on the lane test-aot-drawn failed. main failed the same way at this branch's old base (37a5e3a, build 134732).
On a debug build of da867c6 with this branch and eight other open PRs merged in: test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts (2068 pass) and test/js/bun/css/atan2-backtracking-hang.test.ts (3 pass).
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Problem
atan2()with a nested math function takes exponential time.Bun.color("hsl(atan2(sin(atan2(…)) * 1s, 1s) 50% 50%)", "css")at 10 levels (236 bytes) takes 1 s, and 4 times more per level. Nobody reported it.Calc::parse_atan2(src/css/values/calc.rs:765) parses its arguments as angles, then again as lengths, percentages, times and numbers. Each attempt parses every nested function again.Fix
atan2()parses its arguments once, asCalc<Atan2Arg>: an angle, a length, a percentage or a time. It compares the two types after the parse, as css-values-4 does. The retry and its failure counter are gone.sin(),pow()and nine more functions share one body (FixedFn::parse_arguments), not one per value type. That pays for two thirds of the new parser copy.test/js/bun/css/atan2-backtracking-hang.test.ts(20 s kill onmain),css.test.ts,color.test.tsand the other files there.Background
Calc<V>parses math functions for one value typeV(Length,Time, …). rustc compiles it once perV.Vecto everyParserInput. A scan for the first unit is an extra pass.Downsides
atan2(0px + 5, 1)no longer folds.atan2(sign(1px), sign(1s))now folds.atan2()a caller pays nothing:ParserInputshrinks from 200 to 192 bytes. Asin()orpow()call costs about 55 more instructions.Notes
How it was found
By a read of
parse_atan2after #47025. There is no issue and no fuzzer report for it, and no stylesheet with this input is known. The change hardensBun.colorand the CSS parser against input that the program does not control. In 15,979 stylesheets from npm packages and GitHub (397 MB, 960 of them useatan2()), the minified output is byte-identical tomain, with and without browser targets.The retry
lightningcss has the same retry, in the order length, percentage, angle, time, number. #31558 moved the angle attempt first, so since 1.4.0 a
pxchain costs 2 times more per level,%3 times ands4 times. #31558 and #31639 (landed through #47025) stop the retry when a nested function fails to parse. In a valid chain nothing fails, so every attempt runs.Measurements
main7942008 against this branch, linux-x64.nested_block_entercalls for oneBun.colorcall (gdb, debug builds):hsl(atan2(sin(1) * 1s, 1s) 50% 50%)6 to 3,chain(5, "s")2,730 to 12,chain(5, "deg")12 to 12.Tokenizer::nextcalls (gdb):chain(5, "s")11,944 to 49.atan2(1, 2)9 to 9.atan2(1s, 2s)9 to 9: a one-token cache hides the retry there, and the instruction count below shows it.Tokenizer::nextcalls at depth 16, 32, 64 and 120, the same fors,%,pxanddeg. 8,005 to 128,005 calls for 1,000 to 16,000sin(1) * 1sterms in one sum, 2.0 times per doubling. The five invalid chains of the test file have the counts ofmain.size_of::<ParserInput>(): 200 to 192 bytes.ParserStateandParserstay at 32.bun: 109,053,456 to 109,061,648 bytes (+8,192),sizetext +7,680. The first commit alone is +24,576 bytes:Calc<Atan2Arg>is about 30 KB of code, and the retry was about 9 KB. The second commit gives 16,384 bytes back.mi_malloc,mi_freeand the like) insideCssColor::parse: equal for the 14 inputs below.CssColor::parse(gdbstepi, release builds, third call):red#f00rgb(255, 0, 0)rgba(255, 0, 0, 1)hsl(0, 100%, 50%)hsl(calc(10 + 20) 50% 50%)hsl(calc(sin(30deg) * 100) 50% 50%)hsl(atan2(1, 2) 50% 50%)hsl(atan2(1deg, 2deg) 50% 50%)hsl(atan2(1px, 2px) 50% 50%)hsl(atan2(50%, 25%) 50% 50%)hsl(atan2(1s, 2s) 50% 50%)hsl(atan2(sin(1), cos(1)) 50% 50%)hsl(atan2(sin(1) * 1s, 1s) 50% 50%)The hue of
calc(sin(30deg) * 100)is parsed two times, so the 114 instructions are 57 for eachsin(). The shared body takes the keyword resolver through one more indirect call. No line on the path ofcalc(10 + 20)changed: its 8 instructions are a different inlining.Results that change
Three sets ran on
mainand here: 120,000 generatedatan2()expressions in colors and declarations, 77,347 of them cut off before each closing bracket, and 4,446 written probes. 438 rows differ.atan2(0px + 5, 1)oratan2(3 - -0em, 1).mainfolds them, because aLengthsum drops a zero length and keeps the number. NowBun.colorgivesnulland a stylesheet keeps them as written. Chromium rejects all 344. 26 of them are stylesheets that end inside theatan2(): they built onmainand now give the errorUnexpected end of input, asa{rotate:atan2(1px,1sdoes onmain.sign()of a value with another type than the rest, such asatan2(sign(1px), sign(1s)), or end insidesign(, such aslch(50% 50 atan2(1, sign(1s.mainrejects them. Now they fold. Chromium accepts 76 of them. The other 18 also hold a percentage pair in a hue or a NaNasin()/acos(), which Bun accepts onmainand Chromium does not.Next to #45442
#45442 was closed as "not worth its code, the bigger output or the behavior it changes". It was +1,245/-352 and +12.3 KB, for a sum that takes polynomial time. This change is +279/-263 in
src/and +8,192 bytes, for input that is exponential at 236 bytes, with no new limit and no extra pass.Not in this PR
calc(1px + 1em) * 2in oneatan2()argument (17.6 KB) take 8.9 s onmainand 8.5 s here.atan2().a{width:calc((abs(1%) + … 21,600 terms)*2)}is a SIGSEGV inbun build --minifyonmainand here.Lengthand theDimensionPercentagetypes print such a sum, so they must keep it.light-dark()origin still doubles per level: 977 bytes take 2.1 s on both builds (CSS: exponential output when relative color syntax nests light-dark() origins #31918).atan2(1s , 1s), with a blank before the comma, is still rejected. Chromium accepts it.Calc<Time>,Calc<Percentage>,Calc<Angle>andCalc<f32>never outlive the parse. They could parse through the same leaf type, and the parser would have fewer copies than today. That changes more results and is not measured, so it is not done here.Details
Calc::parse_atan2,parse_atan2_args,try_parse_atan2_args,CalcUnit::arg_parse_is_type_independent,ParserInput::math_fn_parse_failureswith its two accessors,parse_numeric_fn,number_ident,NumericFnOp,impl TryOpTo for CSSNumberand thetry_op_toofDimensionPercentage.CalcValueno longer requiresTryOpTo.CalcValue::KEEPS_UNFOLDED_SUMis false forAtan2Argonly. A function that does not fold, such asabs(1%), stays aCalc::Function, and a sum of such functions is never a validatan2()argument. One pass would build that sum as a left-deep tree before it fails:a{rotate:atan2(1s,(abs(1%) + … 21,600 terms)*2)}overflowed the stack, wheremainstops at the first term.Calc::addnow fails at the first such sum.mainoverflows on the same sum afteratan2(1%,in a debug build, and this branch does not.Atan2Argholds aLength, not aLengthValue, and adds withLength::add, soatan2(1px + 1em - 1em, 1px)folds as onmain.parse_atan2receives changes no output, as onmain: a channel keyword reachesatan2()only throughCalc<f32>, which cannot hold the angle.Calc::parse_fixedraises each error inside the block of its function, where it was raised before. An input that ends insideasin(oratan2(gives the result ofmain.Tests
mainthe three tests ofatan2-backtracking-hang.test.tsfail: 4 rows differ, the valid chains hit the 20 s kill, and the long sum is a SIGSEGV. Here they pass in about 3 s (debug with ASAN).mainhas. The child process is killed after 20 s, and the test must wait for that. With the default of 5 s, a local run ends the test first and leaves the child running.sinforatan2f. Colors round to 8 bits, the two stylesheet rows of the chain go throughround(), and every other row holds for 6 ulps or more (measured with ulps added insidecalc()).Atan2Argruns with every unit: nine values written with no unit,deg,px,sand%give one color each.test/js/bun/css/ran on a debug build: 3,411 pass. Two tests ofnested-selector-expansion.test.tstime out there, and onmaintoo.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 5 files touched
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