[robobun]

Fixes #19663

Problem

• With "imports": {"#other": "./other.module.css"}, composes: red from "#other" exits 0 with the export a: "a_BLNoTg" and without other.module.css. @import "#plain" stays in the output.
• src/resolver/resolver.rs:1383, the rule for fill: url(#filter), marked every CSS # specifier external before any lookup.

Fix

• The rule applies to url() only, as in esbuild. @import and composes reach "imports". No match is Could not resolve: "#x".
• resolve_kind keeps an HTML stylesheet <link href="#x"> as written. It has the @import kind. Plugins still see it.
• @import reads "imports" with the style condition set, as it reads "exports".
• Verified: 14 new tests fail on main (css-modules.test.ts, esbuild/css.test.ts, bake/dev/css.test.ts). Self-reviewed: 25 concerns raised, 21 addressed (Notes).

Background

• An import kind says what wrote a specifier: import, @import, composes, url(). "imports" maps # specifiers to files.
• A condition set holds the keys that an "exports" or "imports" lookup accepts.
• Considered: no import record for a # stylesheet href. Then no onResolve plugin sees it. bundler(html): follow meta images, more icon rels, imagesrcset and SVG image URLs with one selector per element #41938 has that rule, so a maintainer must pick one.

Downsides

• An unmapped #x in @import or composes now fails the build, like any unresolved CSS path. So does #/x under a #/* key (resolver: accept "#/"-prefixed subpath imports #35898). --external "#x" restores the old result (exception in Notes).
• --conditions does not reach @import "#x", as for @import "pkg" on main. --packages external still loses the composes class (resolver: resolve "#" subpath imports under --packages=external and accept "#/" specifiers #40798).
• resolve_import_records runs 347 instructions per import record (was 339). .text +256 bytes.

Notes

Measurements. Release builds of main at da867c6, with and without this change. Instruction counts come from qemu-x86_64 -one-insn-per-tb -d exec,nochain -dfilter <function range> at two sizes, difference divided by the step.

	main	this PR
resolve_and_auto_install, instructions per Bun.resolveSync of ./a.js / pkg / a package with exports / #js	242 / 212 / 217 / 212	241 / 211 / 216 / 211
load_node_modules, same specifiers	0 / 335 / 373 / 117	0 / 335 / 373 / 115
allocations per Bun.resolveSync (mimalloc entry points)	1 / 1 / 2 / 2	1 / 1 / 2 / 2
resolve_import_records, instructions per import record of a JS file (1,000 vs 2,000 imports)	339	347
resolve_import_records, instructions per HTML tag, stylesheet / <img>	171 / 177	188 / 187
HTML scan and generate handlers, instructions per stylesheet tag and per <img> tag	118 and 110, 118 and 118	the same
syscalls that name a url(#filter) fragment or an HTML # stylesheet href (qemu -strace)	0	0
mapped @import "#x": resolver instructions and syscalls that name the specifier, per record	176 and 0 (not resolved)	1,540 and 1
mapped composes ... from "#x": same	177 and 0 (not resolved)	1,723 and 1
onResolve offers for # specifiers on a page with CSS and HTML # URLs	7	7, with the same kinds
.text (size)	138,089,613	138,089,869

• Function sizes (llvm-nm -S): resolve_and_auto_install 6,849 B on both. load_node_modules 13,362 B to 13,357 B. resolve_import_records 13,725 B to 13,904 B. run_resolver 4,397 B to 4,427 B. The HTML scan and generate handlers and ESMConditions::init do not change.
• The 8 instructions per import record are the resolve_kind test for an HTML importer and the register moves around it. A first form of the test, one && chain, cost 10.
• The one syscall per mapped # record is the failed openat(".../#x", O_DIRECTORY) of the relative probe. Every bare specifier from CSS already does that probe first.
• valgrind, perf, strace and bloaty are not installed in the build container. The numbers come from qemu-x86_64, llvm-nm and size.

What each clause does, checked on builds with the five changed test files.

• Main (release build): 14 fail, 180 pass.
• This branch (debug build and release build): 194 pass, 0 fail.
• Only the one-token resolver change (release build, earlier base): html/fragment-urls and the dev server test stylesheet links whose href is a fragment fail with Could not resolve: "#".
• Without resolve_kind in run_resolver and without AtConditional in the style arm (debug build, earlier commit): html/fragment-urls-plugin-declines and css/CSSAtImportPackageJsonImports fail.
• Without the # test in resolve_kind, and with composes on the style set (debug build, this commit): the three html/fragment-urls* tests fail because the dep link takes default.css, and the composes case with a conditional "imports" target fails. Nothing else fails in the three bundler test files.

esbuild 0.21.5 on the same inputs. composes ... from "#other" and @import "#plain" resolve through "imports". @import "#missing" and composes ... from "#missing" are Could not resolve "#missing", also with no "imports" map. url(#filter) stays as written, also when "imports" has that name. A tsconfig paths alias #/* resolves. --external:#other leaves the path external. esbuild changed kind.IsFromCSS() to kind == ast.ImportURL in evanw/esbuild@345f64c1 (2022-01-22, first release 0.14.13).

Other tools, same inputs. Vite 8.3.5 resolves @import "#plain" and composes ... from "#other" through "imports". webpack 5.112.2 with css-loader 7.1.5 resolves the composes path through "imports" and leaves the @import as @import url(#plain).

Condition sets. For @import, the "imports" lookup uses the set that the "exports" lookup uses (resolver.rs:2900): style and the defaults. composes uses the import set for both maps.

target of @import "#x"	main	this PR	esbuild 0.25.1
{"import": a.js, "default": b.css}	not resolved	b.css	b.css
{"import": a.css}	not resolved	Could not resolve: "#x"	Could not resolve "#x"
{"style": a.css, "default": b.js}	not resolved	a.css	Cannot import "b.js" into a CSS file
{"custom": a.css, "default": b.css} with --conditions=custom	not resolved	b.css	a.css
{"custom": a.css} with --conditions=custom	not resolved	Could not resolve: "#x"	a.css

target of composes ... from "#x"	main	this PR	esbuild 0.25.1
{"import": a, "default": b}	class lost	a	b
{"import": a}	class lost	a	Could not resolve "#x"
{"style": a, "default": b}	class lost	b	b
{"style": a}	class lost	Could not resolve: "#x"	Could not resolve "#x"

• --conditions and @import: CSS tests and bundler plugins in serve #16558 added the style set and put the --conditions values in it through appendSlice. Fix potential crash in new Bun.Transpiler() #21650 moved those values into ESMConditions.init, which reserved space for them in the style set and did not insert them. Since then @import "pkg" does not see --conditions. This PR gives @import "#x" the same set and does not change the set. css/CSSAtImportPackageJsonImportsUserCondition holds that. bunfig: add [resolve] conditions to configure custom export conditions #28853 has the one-line insert.
• An earlier commit of this PR had that insert. It is removed because it changes builds that have no #. With --conditions=source and "exports": {"source": "./ui.ts", "style": "./ui.css", "default": "./ui.js"}, @import "ui" went from bundled to Cannot import a ".ts" file into a CSS file, and <link rel="stylesheet" href="ui"> lost its stylesheet at exit 0. Whether a --conditions value can outrank style is a decision for its own PR.
• composes keeps the import set. The style set would break composes ... from "pkg/m.module.css" for a package that has the file in "exports" under import and require only. That build works on main. Two composes from $name cases hold both facts.
• The style set has no import or require key. A target under import alone is no match for @import. The "exports" lookup on main treats it the same way.

HTML. On main, an onResolve plugin can serve <link rel="stylesheet" href="#theme">, and the stylesheet is bundled. html/fragment-urls-plugin-resolves covers that. When no plugin takes the href, it stays as written, also with an "imports" entry of that name (html/fragment-urls, html/fragment-urls-plugin-declines, and the dev server test). resolve_kind is used at both resolver call sites in bundle_v2.rs: resolve_import_records and run_resolver, the path after a plugin declines. <link rel="icon" href="#">, <img src="#image"> and <script type="module" src="#app"> behave as on main. With --packages=external, the resolver tries tsconfig paths before the # rule. So <link rel="stylesheet" href="#x"> with a paths alias #x is bundled with that flag and stays as written without it, as on main.

• html/fragment-urls also has <link rel="stylesheet" href="dep"> for a package with "exports": {".": {"style": ..., "default": ...}}. The link takes the style target, on main and here. That case fails when resolve_kind does not test for #.
• bundler(html): follow meta images, more icon rels, imagesrcset and SVG image URLs with one selector per element #41938 (open) has the opposite rule in the HTML scanner. It does not follow a non-script URL that starts with #, so there is no import record and no plugin offer. With that rule, resolve_kind and the two plugin tests go away. With the rule of this PR, is_followed in bundler(html): follow meta images, more icon rels, imagesrcset and SVG image URLs with one selector per element #41938 must let a stylesheet # href through. The cost of this rule is the 8 instructions per import record above.
• bundler: resume the shared resolve pass for imports that went to onResolve plugins #45408 (open) deletes run_resolver, one of the two resolve_kind call sites. The call in resolve_import_records stays.

--external beside a file of the same name. For a CSS import, resolve_without_symlinks probes the path relative to the stylesheet before it reads the exact --external names. A wildcard and a ./ path are checked before the probe. So a file that the relative path finds wins over an exact name. Main has this order for a plain name in @import, url() and composes. The # rule hid it for # names.

e.css has @import "#x.css", and a file #x.css lies beside it	main	this PR	esbuild 0.21.5
no flag	external	bundled	bundled
--external "#x.css"	external	bundled	external
--external "#x.*" or --external "./#x.css"	external	external	external
the plain name: @import "x.css", a file x.css, --external x.css	bundled	bundled	external

• @import "#x" finds a file #x.css in the same way.
• With no such file, --external "#x" leaves the @import, with or without an "imports" or tsconfig paths entry of that name.
• This PR does not change the order of the two checks.
• esbuild reads exact --external names before any lookup (internal/resolver/resolver.go:434). That is the cause of the two cells that differ.

Other designs. Stay external when the lookup fails: a mistyped @import "#x" stays silent, where esbuild reports it. Mark fragment URLs in the CSS and HTML parsers and delete the resolver rule: that puts one rule in four places. Resolve a mapped <link rel="stylesheet" href="#alias"> like <script src="#alias">: a page that uses href="#theme" as a placeholder changes. No import record for a # stylesheet href, the first form of this PR: a plugin that serves such an href on main stops working.

Not changed here.

• With --packages external, a # specifier is still external for JS and CSS, so composes ... from "#other" still loses the class with that flag. resolver: resolve "#" subpath imports under --packages=external and accept "#/" specifiers #40798 changes that rule for all import kinds.
• A malformed data: URL in @import is still passed through. bundler: log InvalidDataURL resolver failures instead of panicking #30623 chose that for url() and @import.
• The resolver rejects a specifier that starts with #/, so an "imports" key #/* matches nothing, for JS and CSS. On main, @import "#/y.css" stays in the output and composes ... from "#/m.module.css" loses the class. Now both are Could not resolve. resolver: accept "#/"-prefixed subpath imports #35898 accepts #/. A tsconfig paths alias #/* resolves in @import and composes.
• A query or fragment after a # specifier is not removed before the lookup. On main, @import "#dir/a.css?v=1" stays in the output. Now it is Could not resolve, as in esbuild 0.21.5. bun build doesn't resolve specifiers with query strings as expected #17580 and bundler: resolve imports that end in a ?query #42491 cover query suffixes.
• An onResolve plugin gets kind: undefined for a composes record and "internal" for a url() record, as on main. bundler: label conditional CSS @import records as import-rule #38549 covers the kind labels.
• composes ... from "./file" with no extension still probes script extensions.
• The message for an unmapped #x ends with Maybe you need to "bun install"?, as it does for a JS import.
• An explicitly external composes path (--external, https://) is still dropped with no message, as in esbuild.
• The dev server does not read a changed package.json. A new "imports" entry needs a restart, for JS and CSS.
• bun fmt has its own stylesheet @import resolver (src/lint/driver/fmt/tailwind.js). bun fmt: resolve # specifiers in a stylesheet @import through package.json imports #47275 covers # specifiers there.

Self-review. Two passes raised 25 concerns. 21 are addressed in the diff or in this text. Not done:

• New tracking issues for the items above that have no tracker. This PR links the trackers that exist.
• A warning when an external composes path is dropped. It prints where esbuild prints nothing, so it is a separate decision.
• A test that pins the --packages external result. It would assert the lost class that resolver: resolve "#" subpath imports under --packages=external and accept "#/" specifiers #40798 removes.
• A named maintainer for the sign-off on the new build error.

Suites run on the debug build. test/bundler/css/css-modules.test.ts, test/bundler/esbuild/css.test.ts, test/bundler/bundler_html.test.ts, test/bundler/bundler_html_server.test.ts, test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts, test/bundler/metafile.test.ts, test/bundler/standalone.test.ts, test/bundler/bundler_plugin.test.ts, test/bundler/esbuild/packagejson.test.ts, test/bundler/esbuild/tsconfig.test.ts, test/regression/issue/30621.test.ts, test/bake/dev/css.test.ts, test/bake/dev/html.test.ts, test/js/bun/resolve/resolve.test.ts, test/js/bun/resolve/import-custom-condition.test.ts and test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-html.test.ts. No existing assertion changed.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

CSS @import and CSS Modules composes can resolve package imports aliases with style conditions. HTML # references retain URL handling. The changes add bundler and dev-server tests for alias resolution and fragment URLs, and document CSS alias usage.

Changes

CSS and HTML import resolution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
CSS package import resolution src/resolver/resolver.rs, test/bundler/css/css-modules.test.ts, test/bundler/esbuild/css.test.ts, test/bake/dev/css.test.ts, docs/bundler/css.mdx	CSS @import and composes coverage checks package imports mappings, conditions, plugins, missing aliases, and tsconfig.json paths. A dev-server test checks that editing an imported stylesheet updates rendered styles. The documentation shows CSS alias usage.
HTML fragment URL handling src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs, src/resolver/resolver.rs, test/bundler/bundler_html.test.ts, test/bake/dev/html.test.ts	HTML At imports with # specifiers are passed to the resolver as URLs. Tests check fragment links, plugin resolution, bundled assets, and dev-server rendering.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner

Priority: Normal

Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Merge Risk: Low · up to 032bb

CSS package aliases are supported, but editing their package.json mappings may leave previously resolved styles active during development. Merge risk is bounded with awareness of that limitation; the remaining suggested assertion improves fragment-output coverage.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title "resolver: resolve # specifiers from CSS @import and composes" matches the main change. The PR limits the implicit external rule for # specifiers to url(), so @import and `compos…
Description check		The description follows the template. It has a "Fix" and "Problem" section, and it has a "How did you verify your code works?" equivalent in the "Fix" bullet that lists the 14 new failing tests and th…
Linked Issues check		The PR satisfies #19663. CSS composes no longer treats # specifiers as implicitly external. It can resolve package.json imports aliases, including wildcard and package targets. Unresolved alia…
Out of Scope Changes check		The changes stay within the scope of #19663. The resolver change also enables related CSS @import lookups, and the HTML resolver handling preserves fragment-link behavior after the shared resolver p…

Full details: Title check

Explanation

The title "resolver: resolve # specifiers from CSS @import and composes" matches the main change. The PR limits the implicit external rule for # specifiers to url(), so @import and composes now resolve through package imports. The changes in the resolver, bundler, and tests all support this. The title is specific and it names the affected import kinds. It does not mention the HTML stylesheet handling or the style condition change, but it does not need to cover every detail.

Full details: Description check

Explanation

The description follows the template. It has a "Fix" and "Problem" section, and it has a "How did you verify your code works?" equivalent in the "Fix" bullet that lists the 14 new failing tests and the 194 passing tests. It also includes a "What does this PR do?" equivalent in the "Problem" and "Fix" sections. The description goes far beyond the template with measurements, notes, and design discussion. This is long, but it gives the required information. The "How did you verify your code works?" section is not labeled as in the template, and the verification details are spread across the Fix bullets and the collapsed Notes block.

Full details: Linked Issues check

Explanation

The PR satisfies #19663. CSS composes no longer treats # specifiers as implicitly external. It can resolve package.json imports aliases, including wildcard and package targets. Unresolved aliases now produce a resolution error. The CSS Modules tests cover mapped aliases, package targets, tsconfig.json paths, plugins, and missing aliases.

Full details: Out of Scope Changes check

Explanation

The changes stay within the scope of #19663. The resolver change also enables related CSS @import lookups, and the HTML resolver handling preserves fragment-link behavior after the shared resolver path change. The condition handling, documentation, dev-server tests, HTML tests, and CSS tests provide supporting implementation or regression coverage.

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[robobun]

Status: reproduced and fixed in this PR (#47378).

Reproduction on main, with these three files:

• package.json: {"name":"x","imports":{"#other":"./other.module.css"}}
• other.module.css: .red { background: red; }
• styles.module.css: .background { composes: red from "#other"; }

bun build styles.module.css exits 0 and prints only the .background_-MSaAA {} rule. other.module.css is not bundled and there is no message.

With this branch, the same command prints the .red_NlEjJA rule of other.module.css and then .background_-MSaAA. composes: red from "#missing" fails with Could not resolve: "#missing".

CI:

• Build 135576 on the current commit is complete: 188 of 189 jobs passed.
• The one failed job is a macOS x64 test job. It failed on test/aot/parallel/node-http/objects-closed-in-other-ways.ts and test/aot/parallel/node-http/frames-of-stores-closed-objects-refuse.ts. This PR does not touch them. The first one failed in the same way on the macOS x64 lane of builds 135497, 135527, 135530 and 135571, which belong to other pull requests.
• The five test files of this PR passed on every platform: Linux, Windows, macOS aarch64 and macOS x64.
• No other test stayed failed. Each test that failed once passed when CI ran it again, and none of them is in a file this PR changes.

[robobun]

^{Updated 12:02 AM PT - Oct 30th, 2026}

❌ @robobun, your commit 032bb79 has 2 failures in Build #135576 (All Failures):

• test/aot/parallel/node-http/objects-closed-in-other-ways.ts - compare: it does not exit and print as plain Bun does on 🍎 any x64
• test/aot/parallel/node-http/frames-of-stores-closed-objects-refuse.ts - compare: it does not exit and print as plain Bun does on 🍎 any x64

---

🧪   To try this PR locally:

bunx bun-pr 47378

That installs a local version of the PR into your bun-47378 executable, so you can run:

bun-47378 --bun

[claude]

Findings marked 🟡 are optional suggestions and need no follow-up push.

Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

• 🟡 src/resolver/resolver.rs — CSS builds that @ import a mapped # alias with a cache-busting query or hash now fail with Could not resolve, where the base branch exited 0. src/resolver/resolver.rs:1383 now sends @ import "#dir/a.css?v=1" into normal resolution. The pattern target ./styles/a.css?v=1 is not a file, so the lookup is NotFound. The suffix retry at src/resolver/resolver.rs:1604-1610 finds the # at index 0 and breaks before ever stripping ?v=1. Fix: search for ?/# starting at index 1 when the specifier begins with #, so query and fragment suffixes are stripped for subpath imports as they are for every other CSS path; the same retry must also serve composes ... from "#x?v=1".

  Why this was flagged

  A CSS file does @ import "#dir/a.css?v=1" (or #dir/a.css#frag) in a package whose package.json maps "#dir/*": "./styles/*"; it reaches resolve_without_symlinks through the bundler's CSS import records. Before this PR the guard at src/resolver/resolver.rs:1383 (then kind.is_from_css()) marked the record external and the build exited 0 with the @ import left verbatim. Now the alias lookup via load_package_imports (src/resolver/resolver.rs:2789) yields ./styles/a.css?v=1, which does not exist, so tmp is NotFound. The retry that is supposed to handle exactly this case, src/resolver/resolver.rs:1601-1610, calls strings::index_of_any(import_path, b"?#"), gets 0 because the specifier itself starts with #, and if suffix < 1 { break } abandons the retry. The build therefore fails with Could not resolve: "#dir/a.css?v=1". Remedy: when the path starts with #, search for the suffix from index 1.

  Verification: Triggers when a CSS @ import names a mapped package.json "imports" alias with a query or fragment suffix. The retry at src/resolver/resolver.rs:1600-1610 calls strings::index_of_any(import_path, b"?#"), which for any #-prefixed specifier is index 0, so the retry is skipped and ?v=1 is never removed. On the base commit the same record was marked external at line 1383, so the build exited 0.

[claude]

Code review found no new issues

No new issues were found in this update; 2 findings from earlier reviews are still open above.

Still open from earlier reviews (2):

• 🔴 src/bundler/HTMLScanner.rs:337 — After merging, a build whose onResolve plugin serves #-prefixed virtual stylesheets for HTML <link> tags gets an…
• 🔴 src/resolver/resolver.rs:1383 — After merging, a package.json "imports" alias whose target uses a "style" condition fails a CSS build instead of resolv…

If you have decided not to act on one of these findings, resolve its thread (a reply alone leaves it open) and the next review stops counting it. To review this commit again now, use Re-run on its "Claude Code Review" check.

[robobun]

About the optional finding on @import "#dir/a.css?v=1": this PR does not add suffix handling for a # specifier. The result of that input does change. On main the rule stays in the output as written and the build exits 0. With this PR it is Could not resolve: "#dir/a.css?v=1" and the build exits 1.

esbuild 0.21.5 gives Could not resolve "#dir/a.css?v=1" for the same input, and also for #plain?v=1 and #dir/a.css#frag. Its retry has the same suffix < 1 check as resolve_and_auto_install (internal/resolver/resolver.go, "Retrying resolution after removing the suffix"). #17580 and #42491 cover query suffixes in the bundler.

[claude]

The latest push addresses both points from my earlier review (the HTML # rule now lives at the two native-resolver call sites in bundle_v2.rs after the plugin offer, and the "imports" lookup uses the style condition set with user --conditions added to it), and I found no new bugs; a human look is still worthwhile because this intentionally changes user-visible build behavior.

What was reviewed:

• resolver.rs:1383 narrowing to Url: traced At/AtConditional/Composes with # through load_package_imports; the new condition match mirrors the "exports" arm at resolver.rs:2893, and the comment there is accurate.
• resolve_kind in bundle_v2.rs: both resolver call sites that handle bundler import records use it (the other resolver.resolve callers are run_command, Macro, transpiler entry points, not CSS/HTML records); the scanner still emits At for stylesheet links so the helper is live, and the resolver Result.import_kind it alters is not consumed by the bundler.
• options.rs: style_condition_map.reserve already accounted for conditions.len().
• Two things for a human to weigh: an unmapped @ import "#x" / composes ... from "#x" is now a build error instead of passing through, and --conditions now also applies to CSS @ import of packages with "exports" (ExportsUserCondition test). The PR description still describes the earlier design (HTML scanner skip, import condition set with the Cannot import a ".jsx" file row), so it should be refreshed to match the code.

Extended reasoning...

The change touches the resolver's implicit-external rule, the package.json "imports" condition selection, ESMConditions init, and two resolver call sites in bundle_v2.rs, plus docs and five test files; no security-sensitive surface is involved. The commit since my last review resolves both prior inline findings and the tests cover the plugin-decline, plugin-resolve, missing-alias, external, url() fragment, tsconfig paths, dev-server HMR, and CLI subprocess cases with exact assertions. Defer rather than approve because the PR deliberately introduces a new build error for previously silent input and widens where user conditions apply, which the author also flagged as needing maintainer sign-off, and the PR description no longer matches the code.

[robobun]

The description was updated right after that review started. It now describes the current code: the resolve_kind rule at the two resolver call sites, the style condition set for "imports", and the --conditions change for @import of a package. The measurements in the Notes are from release builds of this commit.

[coderabbitai]

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Follow-up (1)

🟡 Minor (1)

Minor · Rebuild CSS importers when package.json imports changes. · resolver.rs:1383

src/resolver/resolver.rs:1383
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff

Rebuild CSS importers when package.json imports changes.

After this change, @import "#second" creates a resolved edge to second.css. The dev-server watch path does not track package.json. Editing the imports mapping leaves styles.css on the old edge until a rebuild reaches it. Track package.json changes in the dev-server watch path, and invalidate the CSS importers that depend on them.

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Review comment at @src/resolver/resolver.rs at line 1383:
Update the dev-server watch and invalidation flow for URL imports handled by the
resolver condition using ast::ImportKind::Url and import_path. Track
package.json changes and invalidate CSS importers whose resolved edges depend on
the changed imports mapping, so they are rebuilt with the updated resolution.

Nitpick comments: 1

test/bundler/css/css-modules.test.ts: 1

960-965: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Give the package-target case a distinct declaration so the assertion detects the wrong file.

The package-target case maps #other to pkg/red.module.css. The local other.module.css also defines .red { color: red }, so both files produce the same normalized CSS and exports. This assertion cannot detect which file supplies .red. Give the package file a different value, and expect that value for this case only.

🐛 Suggested fix

-        "node_modules/pkg/red.module.css": `.red { color: red }`,
+        "node_modules/pkg/red.module.css": `.red { color: blue }`,

-  ])("composes from $name", async ({ specifier, files }) => {
-    expect(await bundle({ ...composesFrom(specifier), ...files })).toEqual(composed);
+  ])("composes from $name", async ({ specifier, files, expected = composed }) => {
+    expect(await bundle({ ...composesFrom(specifier), ...files })).toEqual(expected);

Add this property to the package-target case only:

expected: { ...composed, css: composed.css.replace("color: red", "color: blue") },

This replacement is exact only if composed.css contains color: red once.

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Review comment at @test/bundler/css/css-modules.test.ts around lines 960 - 965:
Update the package-target case in the CSS Modules composition test so
`node_modules/pkg/red.module.css` declares a value distinct from the local
`other.module.css`, and give only that case the matching expected output. Adjust
the shared test assertion to use the case-specific expectation while preserving
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @src/resolver/resolver.rs:
- Line 1383: Update the dev-server watch and invalidation flow for URL imports
handled by the resolver condition using ast::ImportKind::Url and import_path.
Track package.json changes and invalidate CSS importers whose resolved edges
depend on the changed imports mapping, so they are rebuilt with the updated
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Review comments at @test/bundler/css/css-modules.test.ts:
- Around line 960-965: Update the package-target case in the CSS Modules
composition test so `node_modules/pkg/red.module.css` declares a value distinct
from the local `other.module.css`, and give only that case the matching expected
output. Adjust the shared test assertion to use the case-specific expectation
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• docs/bundler/css.mdx
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[robobun]

On the two CodeRabbit items for d2b59bc:

• Dev server and package.json edits: not changed in this PR. The dev server has no code that reacts to a changed package.json (nothing under src/runtime/bake/dev_server/ reads it), so this limit is not specific to CSS. From the code, a JS import "#x" keeps its old target in the same way.
• Package-target composes case: changed in b00920c. That case now replaces the local other.module.css with a file that has no .red class. If the alias resolves to the wrong file, the build fails and the test fails.

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Code review found no issues

No high-confidence issues detected in this change.

[claude]

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 that both resolver call sites in src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs pass the importer's loader to resolve_kind (items_loader()[importer_source_index] at ~2742 and ctx.loader at ~6848), so the HTML <link href="#x"> carve-out is applied consistently on both paths. One mismatch to be aware of: the description says the style set "holds the --conditions values again", but the diff does not touch src/bundler/options.rs (lines 735-739 still insert user conditions only into the import/require/default maps), and the new css/CSSAtImportPackageJsonImportsUserCondition test asserts default.css under conditions: ["custom"], so that test currently pins the behavior the inline comment flags.

Extended reasoning...

The change narrows the resolver's #-is-external rule to url() only, routes @ import through the style condition set for package.json "imports", and adds a resolve_kind helper in bundle_v2.rs so HTML stylesheet # hrefs stay literal; it touches no security-sensitive surface. One inline finding is posted; the description's claim about --conditions reaching the style set is not reflected in the diff, and a new test encodes the unfixed behavior, which a human should weigh when deciding how to land it.

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Follow-up Comments

Assert the full set of files emitted under out/.

204-205: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Assert the full set of files emitted under out/.

expectFragmentUrls reads only the CSS and JS files that out/index.html links. It never lists out/. The harness checks only that the expected output paths exist, and it does not reject other files in out/. A build that emits unused theme.css, image.png, or app.js for the #theme, #image, and #app mappings still passes these tests. Add an assertion on the sorted list of files under out/, so that an extra output file fails the test.

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Review comment at @test/bundler/bundler_html.test.ts around lines 204 - 205:
Update the bundler HTML test to assert the sorted complete file list under out/,
not just files linked by out/index.html through expectFragmentUrls; ensure
unexpected outputs for the #theme, #image, and #app mappings cause the test to
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On the reviews of 032bb79:

• Description. It was updated after that push. It no longer says that the style set holds the --conditions values. Downsides now says that --conditions does not reach @import "#x", as for @import "pkg" on main.
• --conditions and @import (optional finding). Not changed here. The thread on resolver.rs:5254 has the run that shows why the insert was removed: with it, @import "ui" and <link rel="stylesheet" href="ui"> break under --conditions=source for a package that lists source before style. Both work on main.
• The files under out/ in expectFragmentUrls (CodeRabbit). Not applied. The test asserts each # tag as written, and a URL that the bundler resolves does not stay as written. With <img src="./image.png"> in the same page, the output has image-<hash>.png and the tag becomes <img src="./image-<hash>.png">. The fixture emits index.html, one .css file and one .js file, on main and on this branch.