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bundler: emit each HTML import manifest when chunks are hashed, so [hash] covers it - #47387
A [hash]-named server file gets a new name when a client file of its page changes, and files has another order. Scripts that use either must follow.
Cost: 1.4 KB kept per printed page, none without an HTML import.
Notes
Repro. Found by audit, not reported. server.js is import page from "./index.html"; console.log(page);. The page has a stylesheet, an image and <script type="module" src="./client.js">.
On main the second build writes the same server file name again with other bytes (server-3qhs7ws3.js in one run). BuildArtifact.hash stays the same too. bun 1.4.3 does the same.
With splitting: true and two server entry points, the shared chunk-[hash].js that prints the manifest keeps its name under default naming.
bun build --target=bun and --target=node with --entry-naming do the same.
Who can observe it. The documented bun build --target=bun --outdir command writes an unhashed server.js. Its output directory does not change with this PR. The stale name shows in three setups:
[hash] in naming.entry of a server build.
--splitting, where two server entry points share the module that imports the page, or one imports it lazily.
Code that reads BuildArtifact.hash.
On main the stale chunk also keeps its byte size in most edits, because each listed path and etag has a fixed width. A deploy that compares names, or names and sizes, keeps the old file. With the old server file beside the new client files, Bun.serve fails at startup:
TypeError: Bundled file "./index-bfhqafwd.js" not found. You may want to configure --asset-naming or `naming` when bundling.
Precedent.
docs/bundler/index.mdx says [hash] is "A hash of the bundle contents" and BuildArtifact.hash is "The hash of the file contents".
What the hash of a printing chunk covers now. A manifest prints 13 kinds of field.
For a listed chunk, input, loader, isEntry and content-type are literal bytes. path and etag are references.
For an asset, all six fields are literal bytes.
index is a reference.
final_chunk_hashes computes the closure hash of every chunk as on main. Then it does three steps, and only when a chunk prints a manifest:
For each printing chunk, it folds the manifests into the chunk's own hash in print order. A literal part is one ContentHasher::write. That write is length-prefixed, so the position of each reference is in the preimage. At a reference it writes the closure hash of the listed chunk. The path and the etag print that value.
Each chunk that reaches a printing chunk digests its closure again, with the function main uses.
The listed chunks join the reach sets. The widening loop reads the reach sets, so a wider hash of a listed chunk gives the printing chunk a new hash.
Why not an edge per listed chunk. The first two versions of this branch added an edge for each reference and let the closure digest cover the listed chunks.
The closure digest walks the reached chunks in chunk index order. Chunk index is not a function of the sources: the scan can find two pages in either order. On main no chunk reaches the chunks of two pages. With the edges, an unedited server with two pages got two names for one byte-identical chunk (55 and 5 of 60 builds), and 14 names with six pages.
The second version digested a wrapping sum for the chunks that reach a manifest. A sum does not say which chunk a reference names. Two stylesheets that trade contents under minify kept the sum, so the server chunk kept its name with other bytes. A listed chunk whose own name follows chunk index was not covered either.
Now the closure digest is the one on main for every chunk. The listed chunks are not in the reach sets when it runs.
The order of a listing. On main a manifest lists chunks in chunk index order and copied files in additional_output_files order. Both follow the scan order, so main prints several bodies under one name. emit now sorts the listing by kind (the page's script, the page, other scripts, stylesheets, assets), then by the printed input, then by a hash of the contents. The input is relative to the root and has / separators, so the order does not follow the path separator of the platform. Names and bodies of the printing chunk in unedited builds:
build
main
this PR
two pages that share an asset, two scan orders
1 name, 2 bodies
1 name, 1 body
one page with 2 lazy stylesheets, 40 builds
1 name, 2 bodies
1 name, 1 body
one page with 3 lazy stylesheets, 40 builds
1 name, 6 bodies
1 name, 1 body
one page with 5 lazy stylesheets, 40 builds
1 name, 16 bodies
1 name, 1 body
The order of files differs from main where main's order is not by input. Bun.serve reads files entry by entry and does not use the order (bundled_html_manifest_from_js in src/runtime/server/server_body.rs).
Not covered, and not changed here.
Pages that share a stylesheet. The first page by entry id owns the stylesheet's chunk (computeChunks.rs:235), and a manifest prints the owner as the stylesheet's input. The order of the pages follows the scan, and also the absolute path of the checkout (bundle_v2.rs:7250). Main prints those bodies under one name. This PR gives each body a name, so one tree can get two names:
build
main
this PR
2 pages in two route modules, 60 unedited builds
1 name, 2 bodies (47 and 13)
2 names (46 and 14)
one file imports 2 pages, one build in each of 24 directories
1 name, 2 bodies
2 names (13 and 11)
one file imports 6 pages, 24 directories
1 name, 6 bodies
6 names
the same with a stylesheet for each page, 2 and 6 pages
1 name, 1 body
1 name, 1 body
the first row with the pages also listed as entry points in import order
1 name, 1 body
1 name, 1 body
The bodies differ only in that input, which Bun.serve does not read. bundler: put the pages that server code imports in import order #46256 puts the pages in import order, which is what the last row emulates. The manifest keeps the owner as input: with bun build --entry-naming, the owner also names the stylesheet file. In 30 such builds main wrote a-jf535z07.css 18 times and b-jf535z07.css 12 times under one server name. This PR wrote one server name for each.
Main can give one client chunk two names for the same bytes. A page's script that reaches two lazy chunks digests them in chunk index order, and a lazy chunk that another page shares changes that order with the scan. In 60 unedited builds of such a tree, main writes two output trees (42 and 18 builds in one run). The server file has one name and two bodies there. With this PR the same 60 builds write two trees (40 and 20), and the server file has two names, one for each body. bundler: cover the chunk path, the source map and chunk references in [hash] and debugId #47285 makes the closure digest independent of chunk order.
final_chunk_hashes does not cover which chunk a Chunk piece names. lazy.js goes from import("./a.js") to import("./b.js"), and the page reaches both either way. The lazy chunk gets a new name. The server chunk now gets one too, because the manifest lists the lazy chunk. The page's own script imports the lazy chunk by name and keeps its name, as on main with no manifest in the build. bundler: cover the chunk path, the source map and chunk references in [hash] and debugId #47285 writes the isolated hash of the chunk that each piece names.
A listed chunk that no entry point owns takes [name] and [dir] from the first entry point and has no input. generate_isolated_hash hashes the template pattern only. So another first entry point changes that path in the manifest and not the name of the printing chunk. The same holds on main for every chunk that imports it. bundler: cover the chunk path, the source map and chunk references in [hash] and debugId #47285 writes the printed path into the isolated hash, and the closure hash at each reference then covers it.
A listed chunk that reaches a printing chunk through an import would print a hash from after step 2, and step 1 reads the one from before. No path to this was found: a page's modules have the browser target and resolve their imports in the browser graph (bundle_v2.rs:7160).
Merge order. Merge #46256 before this branch, or in the same release.
bundler: put the pages that server code imports in import order #46256 puts the pages that server code imports in import order. Without it, this branch gives two names to one tree when pages share a stylesheet (see "Not covered"). The two branches were not built together. A trial merge conflicts in the HtmlImports struct of Graph.rs, where each adds a field, and in the imports of the test file.
After bundler: put the pages that server code imports in import order #46256, three tests change. two pages that link one stylesheet becomes a row of the scan order table: today its two forced scan orders give two server names. when the scan order renames a listed chunk and when the scan order trades the indexes of two chunks with no input come out, because the scan no longer orders the pages.
Deleted. The HTMLImportManifest struct and its Display, EscapedJson, format_escaped_json, both write_escaped_json, write, write_with_assets, the html_import_manifest module and its re-export in lib.rs. write_page_manifests in aot/page_bundles.rs loses its chunks and output_files parameters. --compile --aot now reads the JSON that the build rendered.
One buffer for both printer passes. On main the count pass formats the manifest through fmt::Display and the write pass writes raw bytes. Both passes now copy one stored buffer. No output is known to change from this.
Why a template and not a smaller patch. A smaller patch calls main's serializer from the arm and keeps the two walks at print time. The template walks once. Every byte that is final at hash time is hashed from the buffer that is printed later. Each index, path and etag is hashed as the final hash of the listed chunk, and the reach sets cover its printed width. [dir] and [name] of a listed chunk that no entry point owns are not hashed (see "Not covered").
Measurements. Release builds of main 69f4077643 and of this branch at c823cbbbfb, unless a line says otherwise. The later commits change tests only.
Manifest walks per build, from gdb breakpoint counts (write_with_assets on main, write_entry_item calls divided by the listed files here):
build
main
this PR
one entry chunk prints one page
2
1
two entry chunks print one page
4
1
a shared chunk under --splitting
2
1
a page that is imported and never used
0
0
--compile --aot with one page
3
1
Allocator calls on the bundling thread inside generate_chunks_in_parallel, from gdb counters on the mimalloc entry points. The 3 more with one printing chunk come from the list and the buffer that order the listing before it is written.
build
main
this PR
no HTML import
24
24
a page that is imported and never used
59
59
one printing chunk
81
84
two printing chunks
108
93
a shared chunk under --splitting
173
176
--compile --aot with one page
82
86
Hasher writes, debug builds (BUN_DEBUG_contenthasher, the main side at 11c367163a). No HTML import: 14 on both, and the output file is identical. One printing chunk with 3 listed chunks and 1 asset: 60 to 77.
.text: 138,090,227 B to 138,097,907 B (size), 7,680 B larger. data and bss are equal.
size_of::<HtmlImports>(): 48 to 72 B, one per build (const assert under cargo check -p bun_bundler).
Kept per printed page until the graph drops: 646 B of JSON and 748 B of escaped text, for a page with 3 listed chunks and 1 asset. Each buffer has at most twice that capacity.
Manifest bytes, main against this branch, over 13 Bun.build shapes: 15 manifests, 12,499 bytes. Each lists the same entries as on main, and the chunks are in the same order. The fixture has two assets. Main lists them as the scan finds them (logo.png, icon.png), and this branch by input, in all 15. The shapes are hashed and unhashed names, splitting, two entry points, two pages, minify, source map, public path, target: "node", a " in names, and asset and chunk directories.
Outputs of those 13 builds: 88. 71 have the same name and bytes. The other 17 print a manifest or import a chunk that does. Each has a new BuildArtifact.hash. The 14 with [hash] in the name have a new name, and the 3 without keep theirs.
--compile and --compile --splitting: the manifest that the executable prints has the same entries and length (869 and 1,038 bytes), with the two assets in the other order. --compile --aot with a page that has no assets: identical (559 bytes).
Unedited rebuilds, 60 builds each in one directory, pages with a stylesheet of their own: one name, one body and one output tree on main and here. The shapes are 1 page, 2 pages, 6 pages, and 4 pages under two entry points with --splitting. Pages that share a stylesheet are under "Not covered".
A change of only the printed width of a listed hash, 40 probe runs: main keeps the name and the hash in 40, and this branch renames in 40.
Wall clock, interleaved runs, median (min to max). Each difference is inside the spread.
build
runs
main
this PR
100 pages imported by one server
61
44.8 ms (27.2 to 156.6)
40.8 ms (33.1 to 217.0)
800 pages imported by one server
61
191.8 ms (154.2 to 307.9)
192.6 ms (155.4 to 265.9)
3,000 modules, no HTML import
41
1,217.3 ms (374.2 to 2,037.3)
1,262.4 ms (288.8 to 1,467.5)
CPU time (user and system), 31 interleaved runs, median, in the same order: 49.5 to 44.0 ms, 211.1 to 200.6 ms, 915.1 to 934.5 ms. The build with no HTML import runs the same code on both sides, and its CPU time on main alone goes from 431 to 1,177 ms.
Existing assertions changed for the new names: 0 lines.
Not measured: instruction counts. The container has no valgrind and no perf.
Tests. Each row of html-import/hash-covers-manifest does three builds.
The first two have no edit between them and must give the same outputs.
The third follows one edit. The named outputs must change text, path and hash.
No hashed path or BuildArtifact.hash may hold two contents, and no content may have two names.
Every build in the block also checks that each path a manifest lists is a file of that build, and that no two of its outputs have one hash and two contents.
Other cases:
Two entry points that print different pages.
Two entry points that print one page, with an edit of the server code of one of them.
A chunk that imports two pages and prints one.
An entry point two imports above the chunk that prints the manifest.
Two pages, and two lazy chunks of one page, that trade their stylesheets under minify.
Two scan orders, forced with defer(), over four shapes. The outputs must be equal.
Two scan orders where main names a listed chunk two ways. The test first expects the two names, then that no name holds two contents.
Two scan orders that trade the indexes of two chunks with no input. The manifest must list them in one order.
The order of a listing: kind, then input, with lazy/x.js before lazy0.js.
A change of only the widths of the listed hashes. Under [hash1], 32 chunks that the page does not reach get new contents, so the page's 64 lazy chunks print the same hashes at other widths. This takes two builds of one graph and no search. The widths follow the hashes of each run, so the test expects a new name exactly when a listed path changed. In 300 probe runs at least 11 of the 66 listed paths changed.
A lazy chunk that moves an import() between two chunks the page reaches.
bun build from the CLI.
Each step of the fix, taken out of a debug build of this branch, fails these tests:
No own hash of the printing chunk in the fold: 2, the row that edits the server code and the check inside one build.
No literal bytes in the hash: 2, the asset rows with an unhashed name.
No final hash at a reference: 19.
A second digest for the printing chunks only: 3, the shared chunk row, its scan order row and the two-level case.
No listed chunks in the reach sets: 1, the width case.
The listing in index order: 9.
The index before the content hash as the tie-break: 1, the no-input case.
Self-review. Two reviews. The first was of the first version, and the second of this head.
Addressed:
The order-free name of a chunk that prints two pages, first with a sum and now with no listed chunk in the closure digest.
The unedited-rebuild control in every row and the forced scan order cases.
The two-page cases, the row for the page's own markup, and the checks for what must keep its name.
A test for the printing chunk's own code in its name. Before it, the fold without the chunk's own hash passed every test.
The text on reach, precedent, limits, merge order and measurements, with the shared stylesheet case and its numbers.
Wait for #46256 (10 concerns, all about the shared stylesheet case): the row for that case, the two tests that come out, and the rebase. The second review said to keep src/ as it is, and not to change the stylesheet's input in emit.
A name check in the shared splitting fuzzer, and a shared build-pair test module for the open [hash] PRs. Both are test tooling for the series.
Suites run with the debug build.html-import-manifest (38 pass), bun-serve-html-manifest (6), bundler_html_server (4), bundler_html (26), bundler_naming (27, 3 todo), regression/issue/27465 and 25628, bundler_compileTextImportClientChunkStaysInline and does not crash, test/aot/build-plugins-pages (12).
no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts
…ash] covers it
A chunk that prints an HTML import manifest kept its [hash] name and its
BuildArtifact.hash while the manifest inside it changed. final_chunk_hashes
added nothing for an HtmlImport piece.
The manifest is now emitted once per page when the chunks are hashed, as a
template: the JSON bytes that are final at that point, and a reference for
each listed chunk's path and etag. final_chunk_hashes hashes the bytes,
writes the isolated hash of the chunk that each reference names, and adds an
edge for each reference. When the chunks have their names, the template is
rendered once. The printer copies that rendering in both of its passes, and
--compile --aot reads the same JSON.
A chunk that prints a manifest reaches the chunks of several pages, and
their order is not the same in every build of one tree. Such a chunk, and
each chunk that reaches it, digests the rest of its closure as a sum, so
its name does not depend on that order.
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The bundler now builds HTML import manifest templates and includes manifest content and reachable chunk hashes in chunk hashing. It renders manifests after chunk paths are assigned. Output generation and page bundles use stored manifests. Tests cover manifest changes across rebuilds and output configurations.
Manifest generation now returns a template with deferred chunk path and ETag references. It resolves those references after chunk data is available and produces raw and escaped JSON. Eligible assets and chunks are sorted before emission. The root-level manifest re-export is removed.
Hash and render manifests src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs, src/bundler/linker_context/generateChunksInParallel.rs, src/bundler/Graph.rs, src/bundler/Chunk.rs
final_chunk_hashes returns manifest templates and incorporates their contents and listed chunks into hashing and reachability. After chunk paths are assigned, the templates are rendered and stored. Chunk output reads the stored escaped manifest bytes.
Use and validate rendered manifests src/bundler/aot/page_bundles.rs, test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts
Page bundle generation reads stored manifest JSON instead of rebuilding it from chunks and output files. Tests cover manifest output and hashes across edits, entry points, chunk arrangements, build targets, and escaped paths.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii
Priority: Normal
Merge Risk: Low · up to 311dc
The manifest hashing concern is resolved. The change is mergeable with a bounded follow-up to strengthen lazy-chunk path assertions; no current production failure was established.
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Status: ready for review. Merge #46256 first (see Downsides in the description).
How this was reproduced on main 69f4077643:
server.js is import page from "./index.html"; console.log(page);.
index.html is <!doctype html><html><head><link rel="stylesheet" href="./style.css"></head><body><img src="./logo.png"><script type="module" src="./client.js"></script></body></html>.
style.css is body { color: red; }, logo.png holds the text logo, and client.js is console.log("client");.
Run bun build ./server.js --target=bun --outdir out1 --entry-naming '[name]-[hash].[ext]'.
Change client.js to console.log("changed"); and build again into out2.
Both builds write server-zxq3k72f.js. The two files have different bytes.
With this branch the first build writes server-tb22ay05.js and the second writes server-m1jhv1xq.js.
test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts: 25 of the 38 tests fail on a build of main, and all 38 pass on this branch.
CI on eea0482dc5 (Buildkite 135535): 184 of 188 jobs passed. The other 4 are the darwin any x64 - test-bun jobs. They expire in the queue before an agent takes them, and Buildkite schedules them again. No test of this file failed on a lane that ran.
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the expect in HtmlImports::printed_manifest (src/bundler/Graph.rs) — every chunk that prints a manifest goes through the HtmlImport arm of final_chunk_hashes, which emits the template before generate_chunks_in_parallel renders it, so it is an internal invariant rather than a user-reachable panic. The order-insensitive closure sum is gated on reaches_manifest, so chunks that reach no printer keep the base's ordered digest unchanged.
Extended reasoning...
The change moves HTML import manifest rendering from print time into final_chunk_hashes so the printing chunk's [hash] covers the manifest, adding a Template/Manifest split, a new Graph::HtmlImports::manifests field, reachability edges for listed chunks, and a wrapping-sum closure digest for chunks reaching a printer; it touches no auth, crypto, or injection surface. Three inline findings were posted and the hashing logic is non-trivial, so a human look is already signalled by those comments.
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Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):
🟡 src/bundler/HTMLImportManifest.rs — Users whose page has two or more lazy stylesheets now get a different [hash] name and BuildArtifact.hash for the unedited server chunk from one build to the next. The manifest lists chunks in chunk-index order at src/bundler/HTMLImportManifest.rs:335, and CSS chunk indices come from a sort on a hash of scan-order source indices (src/bundler/linker_context/computeChunks.rs:488), so the listing order varies between identical builds and the new hash covers it. Fix: emit the listed entries in an order that does not depend on chunk index (for example sort chunk entries by input path, then by isolated_hash) so identical inputs give one name and one body. The PR table calls this accepted; on main the name stays the same. [also at: src/bundler/HTMLImportManifest.rs:363 - Users whose page lazily imports two or more stylesheets get a different server [hash] name and BuildArtifact.hash on byte-identical rebuilds, where main gave one stable name.]
Why this was flagged
A server build with naming: { entry: "[name]-[hash].[ext]" } imports a page whose client script lazily imports two or more modules that each import a stylesheet, run twice with no edit. Each lazy stylesheet becomes a CSS chunk keyed by a wyhash of its entry bits or source-index order (src/bundler/linker_context/computeChunks.rs:151-160) and the CSS chunks are placed in sorted-key order (computeChunks.rs:488), and source indices follow the parallel scan, so the two CSS chunks can swap chunk indices between runs. emit walks chunks in index order (src/bundler/HTMLImportManifest.rs:335) and the listing order of the two entries follows. final_chunk_hashes now hashes every literal part of that listing and each listed chunk's isolated_hash in that order (src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs:2670-2679), so the printing chunk's final hash, hence its [hash] name and BuildArtifact.hash, differs between the two runs.
Verification: normal — acknowledged in diff: the PR description's "Not covered, and not changed here" table states exactly this (2 lazy stylesheets: main "1 name, 2 bodies", this PR "2 names, 2 bodies"; 5 stylesheets: 15 names in 40 builds) and defers it to #36974; the stated bound matches the mechanism in the code. Trigger: a server build whose printing chunk is [hash]-named (entry naming, or a shared chunk under splitting) imports a page whose client script dynamically imports two or more modules that each import a stylesheet, rebuilt with no edit.
The order of the CSS chunks and of the copied files follows the order in
which the scan finds their files, so two builds of one tree could print one
manifest in two orders. The chunk that prints it then had two bodies, and
with the manifest in its hash, two names.
Also removes the test for a change of only the printed width of a listed
hash. It needed a search over builds for a one-character collision.
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the new printed_manifest.expect in src/bundler/Graph.rs and the remain[..written].copy_from_slice in src/bundler/Chunk.rs: final_chunk_hashes runs unconditionally in generate_chunks_in_parallel before any chunk is counted or printed, manifests is sized from server_source_indices with the piece index already bounds-checked at piece creation (LinkerContext.rs:5113), and the count and write paths read the same rendered bytes, so neither panic is reachable from user input.
Extended reasoning...
The change moves HTML-import manifest rendering into the chunk hashing pass so a printing chunk's [hash] covers manifest bytes and listed chunks' hashes; it touches no security-sensitive surface. The inline finding on ordering of JS chunks in the manifest already signals human review, so this body only records the panic-reachability concerns examined and ruled out.
Chunk index and the order of copied files follow the order in which the scan
finds files. The listing is now ordered by kind, source path and isolated
hash, so one tree gives one manifest. With that order two listed chunks
cannot trade places, so the hash no longer writes the isolated hash of each
listed chunk. Comments are one line each.
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Major · Hash the listed chunks' final values into the manifest printer's hash. · LinkerContext.rs:2667
src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs:2667 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Hash the listed chunks' final values into the manifest printer's hash.
The server chunk embeds each listed chunk's final path and ETag, but its [hash] does not cover those values. The printer hash includes only the isolated hashes of reached chunks. A listed chunk contributes only a reachability edge. When a lazy import moves between chunks the page already reaches, the listed chunk's path and ETag change while the server chunk keeps its name. The server bytes then differ under an unchanged [hash], so the name no longer identifies the content.
This predates the change. The base revision already embedded listed chunk paths in the manifest without hashing them.
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base 69f4077643c5); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs at line 2667:
Update the manifest printer’s hashing logic for the Part::Chunk(listed, _) case
so it includes each listed chunk’s final path and ETag, not just its isolated
hash or reachability edge; ensure changes to those embedded values change the
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- Line 2667: Update the manifest printer’s hashing logic for the
Part::Chunk(listed, _) case so it includes each listed chunk’s final path and
ETag, not just its isolated hash or reachability edge; ensure changes to those
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the --compile --aot path that lost its output_files parameter: emit runs inside final_chunk_hashes (src/bundler/linker_context/generateChunksInParallel.rs:379) and render at line 521, both before additional_output_files is drained at line 1368, so the AOT manifest still lists the page's assets. The dev server returns at line 357 before hashing and never reaches printed_manifest, so the expect there is not reachable from that path.
Extended reasoning...
The change moves HTML-import manifest rendering from chunk print time to chunk hash time across HTMLImportManifest.rs, LinkerContext.rs, Chunk.rs, Graph.rs and the AOT page bundler, touching no security-sensitive surface. Two confirmed hash-coverage findings are posted inline; this note records only the AOT asset-listing and dev-server paths that were examined and ruled out.
A chunk that prints an HTML import manifest folds each manifest into its
own hash in print order, once the closure hashes exist: the literal
bytes, and at each path and etag the closure hash of the listed chunk.
Each chunk that reaches it digests its closure again.
The closure digest is the one from before for every chunk, with no sum.
The listed chunks join the reach sets after that, for the widening loop.
On the follow-up finding at LinkerContext.rs:2667 (hash the final values of the listed chunks): fixed in 7350f54. A chunk that prints a manifest now writes the final hash of each listed chunk where the manifest prints its path and its etag. The lazy import case from that finding is now the test when a lazy chunk imports another chunk that the page already reaches.
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I reviewed the latest push (7350f54) and didn't find any bugs; because this changes what a server chunk's [hash] covers and the order of files in every HTML import manifest, a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
final_chunk_hashes: each manifest reference now writes the listed chunk's closure hash and closures are recomputed for every chunk that reaches a printer, which covers the cases from the earlier threads; the second close lets the widening loop see listed chunks.
emit/render: ChunkRef offsets and parts() line up (including zero refs), the --compile public-path prefix matches the old path, to_mime_type(&[]) is behavior-preserving since Content::loader() only yields js/css/html, and templates are emitted before additional_output_files leave the graph, so --compile --aot reads the same data as before.
Tests: the earlier timed search loop is gone; no existing test asserts manifest file order, so the new listing sort breaks no expectations.
For a human reader: the PR description is stale after 7350f54 — the code has no wrapping sum (closure digests stay chunk-index ordered) and the lazy-retarget case is now a passing test, not a test.todo.
Extended reasoning...
The change reworks src/bundler/HTMLImportManifest.rs into a Template/Manifest pair emitted at hash time, extends LinkerContext::final_chunk_hashes to fold manifest bytes and listed chunks' closure hashes into printer chunks, stores rendered manifests on Graph::HtmlImports, and simplifies the --compile --aot manifest path, with ~430 lines of new tests. It touches no security-sensitive surface (no auth, injection or data exposure; paths are JSON-escaped through the existing printer helper). The five commits since the previous review address every inline thread this bot raised, and I traced the reach/closure logic and the emit/render offsets without finding a defect. I could not run the test suite in this session, and the change alters user-visible naming behaviour (server [hash] names now follow client edits) plus the manifest file order, which is a design call a maintainer should weigh, so I defer rather than approve.
printers() selects only outputs whose text names a printer's path. An entry that imports an intermediate chunk, which imports the printing chunk, is not selected by changes(). mismatches() also cannot flag that entry when its bytes, path, and hash are unchanged. Add a fixture with this chain, and assert the entry's path or text directly. The repository's landing guidance asks reviewers to cover the variant matrix, not just the repro, for fixes like this one.
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Review comment at @test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts around lines 669 -
670:
Extend the rename test around the `printing` output selection with a fixture
where the entry imports an intermediate chunk that imports the printing chunk.
Assert the entry’s `path` or `text` directly so the two-level importer is
covered even when its bytes, path, and hash remain unchanged.
Assert the emitted shared chunk in the shared lazy chunk case.
The two pages that load one lazy chunk case checks scan-order determinism, that only server.js is renamed, and that mismatches is empty. No assertion counts the output that holds the shared shared.js code, so a build that inlines that code into a.client.js and b.client.js is not named by these assertions.
In the edited build, add an assertion that exactly one emitted output contains the edited shared.js text, console.log("changed"). This is a coverage addition for behavior that works today, so it is a refactor suggestion, not a defect. It follows the test guidance to assert the strongest invariant.
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Review comment at @test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts around lines 845 -
849:
In the “two pages that load one lazy chunk” test, add an assertion that exactly
one emitted output contains the edited shared-module text,
console.log("changed"). Keep the existing scan-order determinism, server.js
rename, and mismatches assertions unchanged.
Assert each page's manifest in the shared lazy-chunk case.
The shared.js case checks only that server.js is renamed. server.js imports both pages, so its text changes when either page's manifest changes. A stale shared.js path or ETag in one page's manifest would still pass this case. In the edited build, parse server.js with parseManifests and assert that both page manifests list the edited shared.js output at its new path and ETag.
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Review comment at @test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts around lines 900 -
906:
Extend the shared-lazy-chunk test case to parse the edited build’s server.js
with parseManifests and assert that both page manifests reference the edited
shared.js output using its new path and ETag; keep the existing server.js rename
assertion.
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Review comments at @test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts:
- Around line 941-945: Update the test around the two builds and the mismatches
assertion to compare the server-manifest-listed chunk paths from first and
second: verify they represent the same chunks after removing hash portions, and
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Review comments at @test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts:
- Around line 669-670: Extend the rename test around the `printing` output
selection with a fixture where the entry imports an intermediate chunk that
imports the printing chunk. Assert the entry’s `path` or `text` directly so the
two-level importer is covered even when its bytes, path, and hash remain
unchanged.
- Around line 845-849: In the “two pages that load one lazy chunk” test, add an
assertion that exactly one emitted output contains the edited shared-module
text, console.log("changed"). Keep the existing scan-order determinism,
server.js rename, and mismatches assertions unchanged.
- Around line 900-906: Extend the shared-lazy-chunk test case to parse the
edited build’s server.js with parseManifests and assert that both page manifests
reference the edited shared.js output using its new path and ETag; keep the
existing server.js rename assertion.
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The listing sorted by a source's absolute native path, so a Windows
build and a POSIX build could list one tree in two orders: `lazy/x.js`
is before `lazy0.js` only with `/`. The key is now the printed `input`,
which is relative to the root and has `/` separators. Chunks and assets
share one list, and a hash of the contents breaks a tie for both.
Tests: the listing order, an entry point two imports above the chunk
that prints the manifest, two chunks with no input under two scan
orders, and a change of only the widths of the listed hashes. The scan
order test now checks that a listed chunk has two names.
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I re-reviewed the latest push (through c823cbb) and found no new bugs; the recent commits address the listing-order and per-reference hash points from the earlier inline threads. Because this redefines how [hash] and BuildArtifact.hash are derived for every server chunk that prints a manifest, a human look at the hashing design is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
final_chunk_hashes: the printer's own hash folds each manifest's literal bytes plus closure[listed] at every path/etag reference, and the listed edges are added before the [hashN] widening loop, so a widened listed name renames the printer.
Template::parts/render: ref offsets and the trailing literal line up; the --compile public-path prefix still applies to index and every chunk path; chunk content-type is now loader-only (deterministic for js/css/html).
Render timing: manifests render after the duplicate/unusable output-path errors and before additional_output_files is moved out (generateChunksInParallel.rs:1368), so page_bundles.rs reading manifest.json and the printed_manifest expect both rest on invariants that hold.
Tests: no per-test timeouts remain; the [hash1] width case is down to two builds.
Extended reasoning...
The change reworks HTML import manifest emission across src/bundler (HTMLImportManifest.rs, LinkerContext.rs final_chunk_hashes, Chunk.rs, Graph.rs, page_bundles.rs, generateChunksInParallel.rs) so a printing chunk's final hash covers the manifest, and sorts the listing by kind and root-relative input instead of scan order. It touches no security-sensitive surface (no auth, injection, or untrusted-path handling beyond the existing JSON string escaping). Deferral rather than approval is driven by complexity: it changes output naming and hash semantics for all server builds with HTML imports, with known remaining non-determinism the author attributes to #47285, and no CODEOWNER covers src/bundler to route it. The bug hunt ran dry with no findings, and the five concerns raised in earlier runs now have corresponding code changes in the latest commits.
Scan order test: it now expects that the two builds list a chunk under two paths, before it checks that no name holds two contents.
Two-level importer: added when client JS changes two imports below an entry point. Two entry points import a chunk that imports the chunk with the manifest. All five server files must get new paths.
Manifest of each page: build() now checks, for every build in the block, that each path a manifest lists is a file of that build. This covers a stale path in either page's manifest.
One output with the text of shared.js: not added. import() under splitting: true always gives the module its own chunk, and the rows of that table share one body.
The two builds of the width test had different graphs: the second one
added 128 chunks. That moved the page's chunks to other indexes, so the
page's own hash changed for a reason other than a width, and the test
passed with the second reach fixpoint removed.
Both builds now have the same graph. The 32 chunks that the page does
not reach get new contents between the builds, which gives the page's 64
lazy chunks other widths and the same hashes. With the second fixpoint
removed, this test fails and the other 36 pass.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline nits on the new tests, two refactor details were checked and ruled out: chunk entries now call loader.to_mime_type(&[]) instead of passing the final path, which is behavior-preserving because the Js/Css/Html loaders a chunk can have return fixed MIME types without consulting paths; and emit reading graph.additional_output_files at hash time (dropping the AOT write_with_assets variant) is sound because final_chunk_hashes runs before insert_additional_output_files drains that vec unmodified, and a page with no rendered manifest still fails through the existing page-count error in page_bundles.rs.
Extended reasoning...
The change restructures HTML import manifest emission into a hash-time template plus a post-naming render across the bundler's linker, chunk printer, and AOT page bundler, and the latest commits now fold each listed chunk's closure hash into the printer's own hash at every reference. It touches no security-sensitive surface. The remaining inline findings are test-only nits; the core hashing change is complex enough that a human maintainer look remains worthwhile.
- The width test expects a new name exactly when a listed path changed.
The widths follow the hashes of each run, so no path is sure to change.
- The test for chunks with no input fails when a manifest does not list
them.
- parseManifests finds a manifest by its JSON, not by the name of
__jsonParse, so the check that each listed file is written also covers
the minified builds.
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- Around line 1038-1040: Update the width-only test around `listed` and
`changes` to assert the expected manifest paths before and after, rather than
only asserting that the lists differ. Also assert that the page manifest
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I re-reviewed the latest push and didn't find any bugs; the points raised in earlier rounds (listed-chunk hash binding, manifest ordering, the three test checks) are addressed in the code. Because this changes what a [hash]-named server chunk's hash covers, reorders files in every HTML import manifest, and reroutes the --compile --aot page manifest through the new pre-rendered path, a human look at the design is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
final_chunk_hashes: manifest literals and each listed chunk's closure hash are folded into the printer's own hash in print order (length-prefixed writes), printer->listed edges are closed before the widening loop, and chunks reaching a printer get their closure recomputed.
Template::parts/render: ref offsets are monotonic and the trailing literal is emitted; etags use the placeholder hash as before; chunk MIME types never reached the path-based fallback, so dropping the path is behavior-preserving.
printed_manifest's expect: the dev server never creates HtmlImport pieces (is_html_entrypoint requires no dev server) and returns before hashing, and both the hash pass and the print pass iterate the same Pieces, so the manifest is always set before printing.
Bun.serve's manifest consumer iterates files without depending on order; the AOT bundled_count check still catches a missing manifest.
Extended reasoning...
The change rewrites src/bundler/HTMLImportManifest.rs into a two-phase template/render emitter, extends LinkerContext::final_chunk_hashes to fold each manifest and its listed chunks' hashes into the printing chunk's hash, stores rendered manifests on Graph::HtmlImports, and switches Chunk.rs and aot/page_bundles.rs to the pre-rendered bytes; the test file gains ~570 lines. It touches no security-sensitive surface (no auth, injection or data exposure; JSON escaping goes through the existing bun_js_printer helpers). Approval is withheld because the diff is large and alters user-observable output (server chunk names under [hash], BuildArtifact.hash, and the order of files in the manifest) in a subsystem with subtle hashing invariants, and no human reviewer has weighed in; all prior inline findings from this bot appear addressed by the later commits and this run found nothing new.
Assert each lazy chunk's path, not only its input.
The width fixture checks each entry's loader and input, and separately checks that listed paths exist. It does not verify that each lazy input maps to its corresponding output path. Add a per-entry mapping assertion. This is a recommended test refactor, not a current production defect.
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Review comment at @test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts around lines 1043 -
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In the width fixture, add a per-entry assertion that each lazy input maps to its
corresponding output path; the existing checks of inputs and path existence do
not verify that mapping. Locate the fixture’s `inputs` assertions and reuse its
entry loader/input and listed-path data, leaving production code unchanged.
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Review comments at @test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts:
- Around line 1043-1044: In the width fixture, add a per-entry assertion that
each lazy input maps to its corresponding output path; the existing checks of
inputs and path existence do not verify that mapping. Locate the fixture’s
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On the nitpick for 311dc2b (map each lazy input to its path): added in 80dcfb9, in the test the manifest lists files by kind, then by input. That fixture has every kind of entry, so the check covers scripts, the page, stylesheets and assets: the file at each listed path must hold a part of the source that its input names. The width test stays on widths.
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I reviewed the latest push and found no new bugs; because this changes which bytes a server chunk's [hash] covers and the order of files in every manifest (both user-visible, both called out as downsides in the description), a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
The earlier test findings (per-test timeout, collision-dependent width assertion, findIndex returning -1, manifest parsing under minify) are addressed in the current test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts.
Checked that printed_manifest's expect cannot fire before render: the dev server never creates HtmlImport pieces (is_html_entrypoint requires dev_server.is_none()), and metafile piece resolution runs after generate_chunks_in_parallel returns.
Checked the AOT --compile path: emit reads graph.additional_output_files before insert_additional_output_files drains it, and a page no chunk prints surfaces as the existing "pages were bundled" error rather than a panic.
Checked to_mime_type(&[]) for chunk loaders: js/css/html return before the extension fallback, so content-type is unchanged from the base.
Extended reasoning...
The change reworks the HTML-import manifest pipeline across six bundler files: HTMLImportManifest::emit now builds a Template at hash time, final_chunk_hashes folds each printer's manifest literals and listed chunks' closure hashes into the printer's own hash and adds printer-to-listed edges, generate_chunks_in_parallel renders the templates once paths exist, and Chunk.rs/page_bundles.rs consume the stored Manifest. It touches no security-sensitive surface (no auth, injection or data exposure; paths are JSON-escaped as before). The hunt ran dry with no findings and the prior inline findings are addressed in the code, but the diff is ~980 lines of hashing and ordering logic that changes [hash] names of server chunks and the manifest files order, which is a behavior decision a maintainer should weigh, so defer rather than approve.
With the printing chunk's own hash taken out of the manifest fold, every
test passed: an edit of only server.js kept the name of server.js, and
two entry points that print one page got one hash for two texts.
- A new row edits only the server code of one of two entry points. That
entry point gets a new name and the other one keeps its name.
- Every build now checks that no two of its outputs have one hash and
two contents.
A note on the merge order with #47624. That PR makes Content::Html a struct variant (Content::Html { js_chunk_index }). This branch merges with it with no textual conflict, but the arm Content::Html => Kind::Page in HTMLImportManifest.rs then fails to compile.
Content::Html { .. } compiles on main today and after #47624, so the edit can go in now.
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Problem
[hash]name andBuildArtifact.hashwhen the manifest changes.final_chunk_hashes(src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs:2636) the armQueryKind::None | QueryKind::HtmlImport => {}adds nothing.Fix
HTMLImportManifest::emitruns once per page at hash time. It returns the JSON bytes and a reference per listed chunk.LinkerContext.rs:2707).emitorders the listing by kind andinput, not by chunk index.test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts, 25 of 38 tests fail on main. Self-reviewed: 52 concerns raised, 38 addressed, 10 wait for bundler: put the pages that server code imports in import order #46256.Background
import page from "./index.html"gives server code a manifest: the page's output files with paths and etags.Downsides
[hash]-named server file gets a new name when a client file of its page changes, andfileshas another order. Scripts that use either must follow.Notes
Repro. Found by audit, not reported.
server.jsisimport page from "./index.html"; console.log(page);. The page has a stylesheet, an image and<script type="module" src="./client.js">.Bun.build({ entrypoints, outdir, target: "bun", naming: { entry: "[name]-[hash].[ext]" } }), changeclient.js, build again.server-3qhs7ws3.jsin one run).BuildArtifact.hashstays the same too. bun 1.4.3 does the same.splitting: trueand two server entry points, the sharedchunk-[hash].jsthat prints the manifest keeps its name under default naming.bun build --target=bunand--target=nodewith--entry-namingdo the same.Who can observe it. The documented
bun build --target=bun --outdircommand writes an unhashedserver.js. Its output directory does not change with this PR. The stale name shows in three setups:[hash]innaming.entryof a server build.--splitting, where two server entry points share the module that imports the page, or one imports it lazily.BuildArtifact.hash.On main the stale chunk also keeps its byte size in most edits, because each listed path and etag has a fixed width. A deploy that compares names, or names and sizes, keeps the old file. With the old server file beside the new client files,
Bun.servefails at startup:Precedent.
docs/bundler/index.mdxsays[hash]is "A hash of the bundle contents" andBuildArtifact.hashis "The hash of the file contents".Bun.buildoutput hash did not account for a dynamic import undersplitting. feat(bundler): implement non-isolated hashes #12576 added the non-isolated hash for cross-chunk imports.ChunkandScbarms and left this arm empty.What the hash of a printing chunk covers now. A manifest prints 13 kinds of field.
input,loader,isEntryandcontent-typeare literal bytes.pathandetagare references.indexis a reference.final_chunk_hashescomputes the closure hash of every chunk as on main. Then it does three steps, and only when a chunk prints a manifest:ContentHasher::write. That write is length-prefixed, so the position of each reference is in the preimage. At a reference it writes the closure hash of the listed chunk. The path and the etag print that value.Why not an edge per listed chunk. The first two versions of this branch added an edge for each reference and let the closure digest cover the listed chunks.
minifykept the sum, so the server chunk kept its name with other bytes. A listed chunk whose own name follows chunk index was not covered either.The order of a listing. On main a manifest lists chunks in chunk index order and copied files in
additional_output_filesorder. Both follow the scan order, so main prints several bodies under one name.emitnow sorts the listing by kind (the page's script, the page, other scripts, stylesheets, assets), then by the printedinput, then by a hash of the contents. Theinputis relative to the root and has/separators, so the order does not follow the path separator of the platform. Names and bodies of the printing chunk in unedited builds:The order of
filesdiffers from main where main's order is not byinput.Bun.servereadsfilesentry by entry and does not use the order (bundled_html_manifest_from_jsinsrc/runtime/server/server_body.rs).Not covered, and not changed here.
Pages that share a stylesheet. The first page by entry id owns the stylesheet's chunk (
computeChunks.rs:235), and a manifest prints the owner as the stylesheet'sinput. The order of the pages follows the scan, and also the absolute path of the checkout (bundle_v2.rs:7250). Main prints those bodies under one name. This PR gives each body a name, so one tree can get two names:The bodies differ only in that
input, whichBun.servedoes not read. bundler: put the pages that server code imports in import order #46256 puts the pages in import order, which is what the last row emulates. The manifest keeps the owner asinput: withbun build --entry-naming, the owner also names the stylesheet file. In 30 such builds main wrotea-jf535z07.css18 times andb-jf535z07.css12 times under one server name. This PR wrote one server name for each.Main can give one client chunk two names for the same bytes. A page's script that reaches two lazy chunks digests them in chunk index order, and a lazy chunk that another page shares changes that order with the scan. In 60 unedited builds of such a tree, main writes two output trees (42 and 18 builds in one run). The server file has one name and two bodies there. With this PR the same 60 builds write two trees (40 and 20), and the server file has two names, one for each body. bundler: cover the chunk path, the source map and chunk references in
[hash]and debugId #47285 makes the closure digest independent of chunk order.final_chunk_hashesdoes not cover which chunk aChunkpiece names.lazy.jsgoes fromimport("./a.js")toimport("./b.js"), and the page reaches both either way. The lazy chunk gets a new name. The server chunk now gets one too, because the manifest lists the lazy chunk. The page's own script imports the lazy chunk by name and keeps its name, as on main with no manifest in the build. bundler: cover the chunk path, the source map and chunk references in[hash]and debugId #47285 writes the isolated hash of the chunk that each piece names.A listed chunk that no entry point owns takes
[name]and[dir]from the first entry point and has noinput.generate_isolated_hashhashes the template pattern only. So another first entry point changes that path in the manifest and not the name of the printing chunk. The same holds on main for every chunk that imports it. bundler: cover the chunk path, the source map and chunk references in[hash]and debugId #47285 writes the printed path into the isolated hash, and the closure hash at each reference then covers it.The debugId of a chunk prints its isolated hash, so it does not change with the manifest. bundler: cover the chunk path, the source map and chunk references in
[hash]and debugId #47285 prints the final hash.Under
[hashN]with a collision, the widening loop still writes chunk indices, as on main. bundler: widen [hash] names by output path, to a fixpoint #42490 replaces that loop.A listed
inputorpaththat is not ASCII prints as raw UTF-8, as on main.// @bunpragma makes non-ASCII string literals decode as latin-1 at runtime #37161, Decode module text that comes from disk or bundler output as UTF-8 #38714 and bundler: escape what is spliced into JS chunks (ASCII for bun), and fix the column count source map shifts use after non-ASCII text #38666 are about that.A listed chunk that reaches a printing chunk through an import would print a hash from after step 2, and step 1 reads the one from before. No path to this was found: a page's modules have the browser target and resolve their imports in the browser graph (
bundle_v2.rs:7160).Merge order. Merge #46256 before this branch, or in the same release.
HtmlImportsstruct ofGraph.rs, where each adds a field, and in the imports of the test file.two pages that link one stylesheetbecomes a row of the scan order table: today its two forced scan orders give two server names.when the scan order renames a listed chunkandwhen the scan order trades the indexes of two chunks with no inputcome out, because the scan no longer orders the pages.[hash]and debugId #47285 edits the closure digest, which this PR moves intoclosure_hashunchanged. The two compose: step 1 readsclosure[listed]whatever the digest is.[hash]covers entry-point and plugin assets #46092 edits the adjacentAssetarm. bundler: list metafile inputs in reachable-files order and CSS chunks in entry point order #36974 orders CSS chunks. It is not needed for the shared stylesheet case: the page order alone gave one name.HTMLImportManifest.rs,Chunk.rs,lib.rsand the test file).Deleted. The
HTMLImportManifeststruct and itsDisplay,EscapedJson,format_escaped_json, bothwrite_escaped_json,write,write_with_assets, thehtml_import_manifestmodule and its re-export inlib.rs.write_page_manifestsinaot/page_bundles.rsloses itschunksandoutput_filesparameters.--compile --aotnow reads the JSON that the build rendered.One buffer for both printer passes. On main the count pass formats the manifest through
fmt::Displayand the write pass writes raw bytes. Both passes now copy one stored buffer. No output is known to change from this.Why a template and not a smaller patch. A smaller patch calls main's serializer from the arm and keeps the two walks at print time. The template walks once. Every byte that is final at hash time is hashed from the buffer that is printed later. Each
index,pathandetagis hashed as the final hash of the listed chunk, and the reach sets cover its printed width.[dir]and[name]of a listed chunk that no entry point owns are not hashed (see "Not covered").Measurements. Release builds of main
69f4077643and of this branch atc823cbbbfb, unless a line says otherwise. The later commits change tests only.Manifest walks per build, from gdb breakpoint counts (
write_with_assetson main,write_entry_itemcalls divided by the listed files here):--splitting--compile --aotwith one pageAllocator calls on the bundling thread inside
generate_chunks_in_parallel, from gdb counters on the mimalloc entry points. The 3 more with one printing chunk come from the list and the buffer that order the listing before it is written.--splitting--compile --aotwith one pageHasher writes, debug builds (
BUN_DEBUG_contenthasher, the main side at11c367163a). No HTML import: 14 on both, and the output file is identical. One printing chunk with 3 listed chunks and 1 asset: 60 to 77..text: 138,090,227 B to 138,097,907 B (size), 7,680 B larger.dataandbssare equal.size_of::<HtmlImports>(): 48 to 72 B, one per build (const assert undercargo check -p bun_bundler).Kept per printed page until the graph drops: 646 B of JSON and 748 B of escaped text, for a page with 3 listed chunks and 1 asset. Each buffer has at most twice that capacity.
Manifest bytes, main against this branch, over 13
Bun.buildshapes: 15 manifests, 12,499 bytes. Each lists the same entries as on main, and the chunks are in the same order. The fixture has two assets. Main lists them as the scan finds them (logo.png,icon.png), and this branch byinput, in all 15. The shapes are hashed and unhashed names, splitting, two entry points, two pages, minify, source map, public path,target: "node", a"in names, and asset and chunk directories.Outputs of those 13 builds: 88. 71 have the same name and bytes. The other 17 print a manifest or import a chunk that does. Each has a new
BuildArtifact.hash. The 14 with[hash]in the name have a new name, and the 3 without keep theirs.--compileand--compile --splitting: the manifest that the executable prints has the same entries and length (869 and 1,038 bytes), with the two assets in the other order.--compile --aotwith a page that has no assets: identical (559 bytes).Unedited rebuilds, 60 builds each in one directory, pages with a stylesheet of their own: one name, one body and one output tree on main and here. The shapes are 1 page, 2 pages, 6 pages, and 4 pages under two entry points with
--splitting. Pages that share a stylesheet are under "Not covered".A change of only the printed width of a listed hash, 40 probe runs: main keeps the name and the hash in 40, and this branch renames in 40.
Wall clock, interleaved runs, median (min to max). Each difference is inside the spread.
CPU time (user and system), 31 interleaved runs, median, in the same order: 49.5 to 44.0 ms, 211.1 to 200.6 ms, 915.1 to 934.5 ms. The build with no HTML import runs the same code on both sides, and its CPU time on main alone goes from 431 to 1,177 ms.
Existing assertions changed for the new names: 0 lines.
Not measured: instruction counts. The container has no valgrind and no perf.
Tests. Each row of
html-import/hash-covers-manifestdoes three builds.BuildArtifact.hashmay hold two contents, and no content may have two names.Every build in the block also checks that each path a manifest lists is a file of that build, and that no two of its outputs have one hash and two contents.
Other cases:
minify.defer(), over four shapes. The outputs must be equal.input. The manifest must list them in one order.input, withlazy/x.jsbeforelazy0.js.[hash1], 32 chunks that the page does not reach get new contents, so the page's 64 lazy chunks print the same hashes at other widths. This takes two builds of one graph and no search. The widths follow the hashes of each run, so the test expects a new name exactly when a listed path changed. In 300 probe runs at least 11 of the 66 listed paths changed.import()between two chunks the page reaches.bun buildfrom the CLI.Each step of the fix, taken out of a debug build of this branch, fails these tests:
inputcase.Self-review. Two reviews. The first was of the first version, and the second of this head.
Addressed:
Wait for #46256 (10 concerns, all about the shared stylesheet case): the row for that case, the two tests that come out, and the rebase. The second review said to keep
src/as it is, and not to change the stylesheet'sinputinemit.Not taken:
[hash]and debugId #47285, or a stack on it or on bundler: put the pages that server code imports in import order #46256. The brief for this branch is one PR against main.[hash]PRs. Both are test tooling for the series.Suites run with the debug build.
html-import-manifest(38 pass),bun-serve-html-manifest(6),bundler_html_server(4),bundler_html(26),bundler_naming(27, 3 todo),regression/issue/27465and25628,bundler_compileTextImportClientChunkStaysInlineanddoes not crash,test/aot/build-plugins-pages(12).no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bundler/html-import-manifest.test.ts