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bundler: look up the chunks of an HTML entry point by index - #47624
compute_chunks creates the HTML and JS chunks of an entry point and records nothing. Four lookups walk the chunk list for the partner (get_js_chunk_index_for_html, get_css_chunk_for_html twice, the linked source map arm).
Content::Html carries js_chunk_index. compute_chunks writes it when it pushes the pair. Both lookups from an HTML chunk read it.
Chunk::get_html_chunk_for_js reads entry_point_chunk_index (source file to entry point chunk, the HTML chunk for a page) and checks it against that index. The fallback loop of get_css_chunk_for_html is removed: it found nothing.
Verified: byte-identical output in 54 CLI builds. New: a case in test/bundler/standalone.test.ts, a unit test in Chunk.rs, bench/html-entry-points.
Self-reviewed: 24 concerns raised, 22 addressed. Rejected: an entry point table (question below), the manifest asset loop (another relation).
Background
A chunk is one output file.
Maintainer question: REVIEW.md says not to add fields that mirror recoverable information. Is an index written once in the sort, like css_chunks, acceptable?
Downsides
Small gain: wall time is within noise up to 4,000 pages. At 16,000, user CPU falls from 3.5 s to 1.7 s.
Not changed: the --splitting walk, the manifest asset loop (Notes).
Notes
Why this change. The pair is made in one place and was found again in four, each time with a predicate on the entry point id. #23668 (see #27040) and #24344 / #34111 (see #34113) were wrong answers from that predicate, and each repair added a condition to it. REVIEW.md asks for a structural redesign when a heuristic keeps needing new conditions. After this change git grep -n "entry_point_id() ==" -- src finds no match (4 on main). The speed is a side effect, and it is small for builds of a usual size.
Numbers. Release builds of main (cee9dd9) and of this change on it (2492265). The generator and the runner are in the tree:
bun bench/html-entry-points/gen.ts /tmp/pages-4000 4000
taskset -c 0 bun bench/html-entry-points/run.ts <bun of main><bun of this branch> /tmp/pages-4000 9
The runner interleaves the two binaries, counts user-mode instructions with perf_event_open (the counter of test/aot/analysis-scaling/measure-here.ts), and fails if the two binaries write different bytes. Each page has a two-line script unless a row says otherwise. Instructions in millions, main to this branch, one core, median of 9 runs:
Pages
--compile --target=browser --sourcemap=linked
bun build pages/*.html
same with --splitting
500
311.2 to 302.0 (-3.0%)
301.2 to 294.3 (-2.3%)
314.4 to 307.5 (-2.2%)
1,000
641.8 to 604.9 (-5.7%)
617.4 to 589.5 (-4.5%)
663.7 to 635.8 (-4.2%)
2,000
1,367.7 to 1,219.5 (-10.8%)
1,300.9 to 1,188.9 (-8.6%)
1,473.3 to 1,361.0 (-7.6%)
4,000
3,081.6 to 2,489.4 (-19.2%)
2,875.8 to 2,433.8 (-15.4%)
3,539.9 to 3,091.4 (-12.7%)
4,000, a 14 KB script per page (5 runs)
25,570 to 24,978 (-2.3%)
19,317 to 18,869 (-2.3%)
20,382 to 19,936 (-2.2%)
16,000 (all cores, 7 runs)
20,717 to 11,249 (-45.7%)
18,453 to 10,974 (-40.5%)
28,419 to 21,251 (-25.2%)
Growth from 2,000 to 4,000 pages
x2.253 to x2.041
x2.211 to x2.047
x2.403 to x2.271
The saving depends on the page count only: 0.45 to 0.6 billion instructions at 4,000 pages, whatever the pages hold. The percentage is a ceiling.
Noise floor of the instruction count: two series of one binary differ by at most 0.1%.
Wall time on all cores, median of 15 runs: no difference outside the noise at 1,000 pages (239 / 239 / 238 ms on main, 248 / 222 / 243 ms on the branch) and at 4,000 pages (850 / 1,003 / 928 ms, then 858 / 866 / 825 ms). Two series of one binary differ by up to 101 ms at 4,000 pages.
At 16,000 pages the branch is 0 to 1.1 s faster in builds of 2.5 to 7.7 s (two repetitions), and two series of one binary differ by up to 0.65 s. User CPU time of bun build pages/*.html at 16,000 pages: 3.48 s to 1.75 s (median of 5). The walks ran on worker threads, so wall time gains less.
Previous release: Bun 1.4.2 needs 3,451 / 3,272 / 3,853 million instructions at 4,000 pages for the three builds, and grows x2.375 / x2.358 / x2.508 from 2,000 to 4,000 pages.
More numbers, from 34cbc70 with and without the same change (an earlier base, fixture of the same shape, perf_event_open counter in C). The counts and the sizes below are from this pair too.
No HTML: bun build pages/*.ts with 4,000 entry points is 643.4 and 643.1 million instructions. A one-file build is 3,574,847 and 3,574,835 (median of 9, the fastest runs are 3,574,812 and 3,574,811).
Standalone linked minus external, instructions per entry point at 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 / 4,000 pages: main +9.5k / +14.5k / +24.1k / +44.1k, with the change +4.7k / +4.5k / +4.2k / +4.2k.
The same with --loader .html:text, where a JS chunk has no HTML chunk: main +4.2k / +8.2k / +14.7k / +28.6k, with the change +0.6k / +0.3k / +0.8k / +0.6k.
Slope of instructions per entry point against the number of entry points (least squares over the four sizes): bun build pages/*.html 33.5 to 5.6 (25.9 to 8.0 with one stylesheet per page), standalone without a source map 32.5 to 5.7 (25.2 to 7.8), .ts entry points 3.9 and 3.9.
Exact counts (gdb breakpoint hit counts on release builds with symbols, standalone with linked maps).
main, predicate lines of the four walks: 6 chunk visits for 1 page and 50,100 for 100 pages (10,000 + 10,000 + 20,000 in Chunk.rs, 10,100 in the linked arm). That is 5N² + N.
This branch: 0 chunk visits. 3 index reads and 1 get_html_chunk_for_js call per page, 1 store per HTML entry point in compute_chunks.
This branch, builds without HTML (one .ts file, 1,000 .ts entry points): 0 hits on the lookups and on the store. A 4-page build hits the store 4 times.
Sizes.size_of::<Chunk>() 792 to 792 and size_of::<Content>() 296 to 296 on x86_64 release (debug: 816 to 816 and 312 to 312). Release binary text (llvm-size): 137,387,607 to 137,387,351 bytes.
Output bytes (main cee9dd9 against this change on it).
25 CLI builds of one fixture: 354 output files, identical. The builds are standalone (linked, inline, external and no maps, public path, minify, reversed entry order), multi-page (with and without --splitting, mixed HTML and .ts entries, naming templates) and server builds with HTML imports.
29 more CLI builds, each with --metafile, 6 runs per binary: standalone {linked, external, inline, none} x {1 page, pages in three directories, 500 pages, pages that share one stylesheet, --loader .html:text}, multi-page with and without --splitting, a server that imports 3 pages. Output trees identical in 29 of 29. Metafiles identical in 29 of 29 after their object keys are sorted.
11 in-memory Bun.build() cases, 24 runs per binary: the sets of distinct results are equal in 11 of 11.
The comparisons ignore the order of CSS chunks and the key order of the metafile, because two runs of one binary already differ in them (see "Found on main").
Why the removed fallback loop found nothing. The loop looked for a CSS chunk that is an entry point chunk and carries the entry point id of the HTML chunk. compute_chunks gives a CSS chunk that id in two places only. One is a CSS entry point, which is never an HTML file: only the CSS loader makes a CSS AST (ParseTask.rs), and bundle_v2.rs records the loader that parsed the file. A new debug_assert! states this. The other is the CSS chunk made for a JS entry chunk, and the same iteration stores its index in that JS chunk's css_chunks, which the first loop already returned.
Why the entry_point_chunk_index slot is the HTML chunk. The loop that fills the column runs in chunk order and the last writer wins. The JS chunk and the HTML chunk of an HTML entry point carry the same source index, and the HTML chunk comes second. get_html_chunk_for_js does not trust the slot alone: it returns the chunk only if that chunk's js_chunk_index names the JS chunk, so a wrong slot gives a miss and never the chunk of another page.
A JS chunk that is not an entry point chunk. On main the linked arm matched any HTML chunk with the entry point id of the JS chunk. A code-split chunk carries id 0, so it got the directory of the first page. get_html_chunk_for_js gives such a chunk no HTML chunk. No build reaches this difference: standalone HTML rejects code splitting (build_command.rs:375, JSBundler.rs:1838), and compute_chunks makes such a chunk only with code splitting (computeChunks.rs:330).
Tests. No test can fail before this change, because the output does not change. The bench above is the before and after proof.
The new case in test/bundler/standalone.test.ts builds pages at three directory depths and checks that each page links its own map (./, ../, ../../). It fails when get_html_chunk_for_js misses: a build with the check changed to compare against another index links ./one-<hash>.js.map from dist/a/one.html, and that file does not exist. No test on main built a standalone page outside the root of the outdir with a linked map.
The unit test in Chunk.rs calls get_html_chunk_for_js on a slot that names the JS chunk itself, the HTML chunk of another page, no chunk, and on a column that is too short. It fails when the check against js_chunk_index is weakened to "any HTML chunk".
Suites run on the debug build: test/bundler/standalone.test.ts, bundler_html.test.ts, html-import-manifest.test.ts, bundler_html_server.test.ts, bundler_splitting.test.ts, bundler_plugin.test.ts, bundler_compile.test.ts, metafile.test.ts, esbuild/css.test.ts, test/bake/dev/html.test.ts, test/bake/dev/css.test.ts, test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-html*.test.ts, test/internal/source-lints/, and cargo test -p bun_bundler.
Probe the neighbour chunk with no stored index. The comment in compute_chunks says "Attempt to order", and a wrong order would drop the tags of a page with exit code 0.
Build an entry point to chunk table once per link. Every HTML build pays one more pass and one allocation.
Keep Content::Html a unit variant and store the index in a column of the entry point list. No pattern changes and no open PR stops compiling. Rejected because a column is keyed by entry point id, which means something only behind is_entry_point(). The missing guard was bundler: HTML entrypoint <script src> can reference the wrong JS chunk under code-splitting #34111, and the dev server gives its HTML chunks a source index in that field. The payload says None there and needs no guard. This is the maintainer question above.
Without a change, xargs -n 500 bun build ... on main gives most of the saving for pages that share nothing. It duplicates a shared stylesheet in each batch, changes --splitting and --metafile output, and cannot split a server build.
Self-review. 24 concerns survived. 22 are addressed, most of them in this text. Rejected: the entry point column (above), and a request to fix the manifest asset loop in this PR (it is a different relation, page to copied files, in a function that #47387 rewrites). I opened no tracking issue for the items below that have no PR.
Not changed here.
The --splitting walk in computeCrossChunkDependencies.rs:499-535. For each entry chunk it tests one entry bit of every chunk. It is why the --splitting column still grows x2.27. .ts entry points pay it too.
HTMLImportManifest::write_with_assets. It walks every chunk twice per manifest (HTMLImportManifest.rs:222, :281) and tests every copied file against the entry point bits (:330-376). A server build that imports N pages: 713.3k / 743.0k / 812.0k / 953.2k instructions per page at 250 / 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 pages on main, 706.4k / 728.9k / 783.9k / 897.5k with this change. With one image per page the total grows x3.36 from 1,000 to 2,000 pages before and after (1,220 to 4,100 million on main). bundler: emit each HTML import manifest when chunks are hashed, so [hash] covers it #47387 rewrites this function.
compute_chunks keeps a bitset of N bits per entry point, hashes it as the chunk key, and does a hash lookup for each comparison of the chunk sort. .ts entry points pay this too.
Each page builds the lol-html rewriter twice, and each build parses the same constant selectors (HTMLScanner.rs:305). This cost is linear. About 40% of the samples of a 1,000-page build are in lol-html, selector and CSS parser code.
The tail loop in compute_chunks for HTML chunks with no JS chunk. No build reaches it. Such a chunk would carry None.
bun build --compile --target=browser --loader .html:text a.html exits 0 and writes only a source map: standalone mode is chosen from the .html suffix, and no HTML chunk exists. No issue is open for it.
Open PRs that touch this code.Content::Html is now a struct variant, so a pattern must be Content::Html { .. }. That pattern also compiles on main today, where the variant is a unit variant. Before a merge of any of these, git grep -nP 'Content::Html(?!\s*\{)' -- src/ must print nothing on the merge result.
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/standalone.test.ts
compute_chunks creates the HTML chunk and the JS chunk of an entry point
together and did not record the pair. Four lookups found the partner chunk
again with a walk of the whole chunk list and an entry point id predicate:
get_js_chunk_index_for_html, both loops of get_css_chunk_for_html, and the
linked source map arm of generate_chunks_in_parallel. A build of N HTML
entry points did about 5 * N * N chunk comparisons.
Content::Html now carries the index of its JS chunk. compute_chunks writes
it where it pushes the pair. The HTML to JS and HTML to CSS lookups read
that index. Chunk::get_html_chunk_for_js reads the entry point chunk index
of the file and returns the chunk only if its recorded index names the JS
chunk. The whole-list fallback loop in get_css_chunk_for_html is removed:
a CSS chunk that carries the id of an HTML entry point is always in the
css_chunks of the JS chunk of that entry point.
The emitted bytes do not change. bench/html-entry-points generates N pages
and compares two bun binaries on them.
How the cost was reproduced, with release builds of main (cee9dd9) and of this change on it:
bun bench/html-entry-points/gen.ts /tmp/pages-4000 4000
taskset -c 0 bun bench/html-entry-points/run.ts <bun of main><bun of this branch> /tmp/pages-4000 9
Standalone HTML with linked maps, 4,000 pages: 3,081.6M to 2,489.4M user-mode instructions. The runner also checks that the two binaries write the same bytes.
The output of 54 CLI builds and 11 Bun.build() cases is identical to main.
Every build step passes on all platforms. cargo-test passes, and it runs the new unit test.
No test that this PR adds or touches is red. test/bundler/standalone.test.ts ran on Linux, Alpine, Windows and macOS (arm64 and x64).
The red tests are not from this change.
25 files under test/aot/ and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts are also red in the build of main at the commit this branch contains (build 136408).
test/aot/engine/native-5.test.ts is red on two arm64 lanes. It is the native test property-lookup/absence-filter-names-what-stops-stores, which is red on main inside native-6.test.ts.
test/js/web/request/request-clone-leak.test.ts failed on the ASAN lane with an RSS delta of 64 MB against a limit of 64.
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Review comments at @bench/html-entry-points/gen.ts:
- Line 12: Update the `scriptKb` validation before page generation so oversized
values are rejected before `scriptSource` runs; ensure the computed byte target
is finite and within the engine’s string-length limit, preventing unbounded
string growth.
- Around line 10-13: Update scriptKb argument parsing and validation in the
generator so an explicitly empty or whitespace-only --script-kb= value is
rejected with the usage message, while an omitted option continues to default to
zero.
- Line 16: Guard the pages directory cleanup in the generator before calling
rmSync: inspect existing entries and refuse to run if any are not files produced
by this generator. Preserve cleanup of generated pages so runs with a smaller
page count still remove stale output.
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Walkthrough
The bundler now records JavaScript chunk indices in HTML chunks and uses them for related chunk lookups and standalone linked-source-map paths. The pull request also adds scripts to generate HTML entry-point benchmark inputs and compare build measurements from two Bun binaries.
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HTML chunk mapping
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Summary
Chunk indexing and lookup src/bundler/Chunk.rs, src/bundler/linker_context/computeChunks.rs
HTML chunk content stores an optional JavaScript chunk index. HTML and CSS lookup methods use chunk indices, and a test covers matching and missing HTML mappings.
Bundler call sites match the structured HTML variant. Standalone linked-source-map path generation uses chunk mapping. The added test checks map URLs and source content across pages at different directory depths.
The runner defines three build variants, alternates binaries across runs, checks output hashes, and reports median wall time and available instruction counts.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 32ddb
The remaining risks are confined to the benchmark generator: empty size values silently select the default workload, extreme sizes can exhaust resources, and reusing an application directory can delete unrelated pages. Use a dedicated disposable directory and bounded numeric inputs until these safeguards are added.
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- Around line 12-16: Update the page setup in gen.ts to remove the existing
pages/ directory before generating files, then recreate it so reruns with a
smaller N contain only the newly generated pages.
- Line 10: Validate scriptKb before generating scripts: reject values that are
non-finite or negative so invalid --script-kb input cannot fall through to the
default script or trigger unbounded growth.
Review comments at @src/bundler/linker_context/generateChunksInParallel.rs:
- Around line 788-798: Update the `html_dir` and source-map URL handling around
`Chunk::get_html_chunk_for_js` so a shared chunk’s `sourceMappingURL` resolves
independently of the inlining page’s directory. Generate a root-relative URL
from the emitted map path rather than selecting an entry point’s directory;
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…ript-kb
A run with a smaller N kept the pages of an earlier run, and run.ts builds
every page in the directory. A --script-kb value that is not a finite
number of at least 0 fell through to the two-line script or never ended.
bench/html-entry-points/gen.ts, stale pages after a run with a smaller N: fixed in bf3f6d4. The generator removes pages/ before it writes.
bench/html-entry-points/gen.ts, --script-kb not validated: fixed in bf3f6d4. A value that is not a finite number of at least 0 prints the usage line, and so does an N that is not an integer.
generateChunksInParallel.rs, a code-split chunk gets no HTML directory: no change. Standalone HTML rejects code splitting in the CLI (build_command.rs:375) and in Bun.build() (JSBundler.rs:1838), so no such chunk reaches the arm. The finding was withdrawn in its thread, and the Notes in the PR body now state the case.
The output of the generator with default flags is unchanged, so the numbers in the PR body still apply.
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- Line 12: Update the `scriptKb` validation before page generation so oversized
values are rejected before `scriptSource` runs; ensure the computed byte target
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- Around line 10-13: Update scriptKb argument parsing and validation in the
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…pages
The generator accepts --css and --script-kb=<0 to 1024> only. Any other
flag, an empty or non-decimal size, and an N outside 1 to 99999 print the
usage line before anything is written or removed. It refuses to clear a
pages/ directory that holds a file it did not write.
The second review had three more findings on bench/html-entry-points/gen.ts. All three are fixed in 1a1cbe2.
A flag must be exactly --css or --script-kb=<decimal number>. An empty value, a value that is not a plain number, and an unknown flag print the usage line and exit with code 1.
--script-kb accepts 0 to 1024 and N accepts 1 to 99999. The checks run before anything is written or removed.
The generator clears pages/ only when every entry is a file it writes (pNNNNN.html, pNNNNN.ts, pNNNNN.css). If another file is there, it exits with code 1 and removes nothing.
The output for the flags used in the PR body (default, and --script-kb=14) is byte-identical to before.
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Behaviour change: none
Problem
compute_chunkscreates the HTML and JS chunks of an entry point and records nothing. Four lookups walk the chunk list for the partner (get_js_chunk_index_for_html,get_css_chunk_for_htmltwice, the linked source map arm).--productionflag is used, CSS is not included correctly when there are multiple html entrypoints #23668, bundler: HTML entrypoint <script src> can reference the wrong JS chunk under code-splitting #34111). bundler: write source mapsourcesrelative to the file that carries the map #47548 adds a fifth copy. N pages cost about 5N² comparisons.sourcesrelative to the file that carries the map #47548, no user report.Fix
Content::Htmlcarriesjs_chunk_index.compute_chunkswrites it when it pushes the pair. Both lookups from an HTML chunk read it.Chunk::get_html_chunk_for_jsreadsentry_point_chunk_index(source file to entry point chunk, the HTML chunk for a page) and checks it against that index. The fallback loop ofget_css_chunk_for_htmlis removed: it found nothing.test/bundler/standalone.test.ts, a unit test inChunk.rs,bench/html-entry-points.Background
css_chunks, acceptable?Downsides
Content::Htmlbecomes a struct variant: bundler: write source mapsourcesrelative to the file that carries the map #47548, bundler: emit each HTML import manifest when chunks are hashed, so[hash]covers it #47387, bundler: write the metafile record of a CSS output from the compile results of its chunk #47453, bundler: write the metafile record of a JS output from the compile results of its chunk #47503 merge cleanly, then needContent::Html { .. }.--splittingwalk, the manifest asset loop (Notes).Notes
Why this change. The pair is made in one place and was found again in four, each time with a predicate on the entry point id. #23668 (see #27040) and #24344 / #34111 (see #34113) were wrong answers from that predicate, and each repair added a condition to it. REVIEW.md asks for a structural redesign when a heuristic keeps needing new conditions. After this change
git grep -n "entry_point_id() ==" -- srcfinds no match (4 on main). The speed is a side effect, and it is small for builds of a usual size.Numbers. Release builds of main (cee9dd9) and of this change on it (2492265). The generator and the runner are in the tree:
The runner interleaves the two binaries, counts user-mode instructions with
perf_event_open(the counter oftest/aot/analysis-scaling/measure-here.ts), and fails if the two binaries write different bytes. Each page has a two-line script unless a row says otherwise. Instructions in millions, main to this branch, one core, median of 9 runs:--compile --target=browser --sourcemap=linkedbun build pages/*.html--splittingbun build pages/*.htmlat 16,000 pages: 3.48 s to 1.75 s (median of 5). The walks ran on worker threads, so wall time gains less.More numbers, from 34cbc70 with and without the same change (an earlier base, fixture of the same shape,
perf_event_opencounter in C). The counts and the sizes below are from this pair too.bun build pages/*.tswith 4,000 entry points is 643.4 and 643.1 million instructions. A one-file build is 3,574,847 and 3,574,835 (median of 9, the fastest runs are 3,574,812 and 3,574,811).--loader .html:text, where a JS chunk has no HTML chunk: main +4.2k / +8.2k / +14.7k / +28.6k, with the change +0.6k / +0.3k / +0.8k / +0.6k.bun build pages/*.html33.5 to 5.6 (25.9 to 8.0 with one stylesheet per page), standalone without a source map 32.5 to 5.7 (25.2 to 7.8),.tsentry points 3.9 and 3.9.Exact counts (gdb breakpoint hit counts on release builds with symbols, standalone with linked maps).
Chunk.rs, 10,100 in the linked arm). That is 5N² + N.get_html_chunk_for_jscall per page, 1 store per HTML entry point incompute_chunks..tsfile, 1,000.tsentry points): 0 hits on the lookups and on the store. A 4-page build hits the store 4 times.Sizes.
size_of::<Chunk>()792 to 792 andsize_of::<Content>()296 to 296 on x86_64 release (debug: 816 to 816 and 312 to 312). Release binary text (llvm-size): 137,387,607 to 137,387,351 bytes.Output bytes (main cee9dd9 against this change on it).
--splitting, mixed HTML and.tsentries, naming templates) and server builds with HTML imports.--metafile, 6 runs per binary: standalone {linked, external, inline, none} x {1 page, pages in three directories, 500 pages, pages that share one stylesheet,--loader .html:text}, multi-page with and without--splitting, a server that imports 3 pages. Output trees identical in 29 of 29. Metafiles identical in 29 of 29 after their object keys are sorted.Bun.build()cases, 24 runs per binary: the sets of distinct results are equal in 11 of 11.Why the removed fallback loop found nothing. The loop looked for a CSS chunk that is an entry point chunk and carries the entry point id of the HTML chunk.
compute_chunksgives a CSS chunk that id in two places only. One is a CSS entry point, which is never an HTML file: only the CSS loader makes a CSS AST (ParseTask.rs), andbundle_v2.rsrecords the loader that parsed the file. A newdebug_assert!states this. The other is the CSS chunk made for a JS entry chunk, and the same iteration stores its index in that JS chunk'scss_chunks, which the first loop already returned.Why the
entry_point_chunk_indexslot is the HTML chunk. The loop that fills the column runs in chunk order and the last writer wins. The JS chunk and the HTML chunk of an HTML entry point carry the same source index, and the HTML chunk comes second.get_html_chunk_for_jsdoes not trust the slot alone: it returns the chunk only if that chunk'sjs_chunk_indexnames the JS chunk, so a wrong slot gives a miss and never the chunk of another page.A JS chunk that is not an entry point chunk. On main the linked arm matched any HTML chunk with the entry point id of the JS chunk. A code-split chunk carries id 0, so it got the directory of the first page.
get_html_chunk_for_jsgives such a chunk no HTML chunk. No build reaches this difference: standalone HTML rejects code splitting (build_command.rs:375,JSBundler.rs:1838), andcompute_chunksmakes such a chunk only with code splitting (computeChunks.rs:330).Tests. No test can fail before this change, because the output does not change. The bench above is the before and after proof.
test/bundler/standalone.test.tsbuilds pages at three directory depths and checks that each page links its own map (./,../,../../). It fails whenget_html_chunk_for_jsmisses: a build with the check changed to compare against another index links./one-<hash>.js.mapfromdist/a/one.html, and that file does not exist. No test on main built a standalone page outside the root of the outdir with a linked map.Chunk.rscallsget_html_chunk_for_json a slot that names the JS chunk itself, the HTML chunk of another page, no chunk, and on a column that is too short. It fails when the check againstjs_chunk_indexis weakened to "any HTML chunk".Bun.build()withcompilesets a public path, and that arm does no chunk lookup. Bun.build: keep publicPath for standalone HTML compile builds #39179 changes that. It then needs an API case of its own.test/bundler/standalone.test.ts,bundler_html.test.ts,html-import-manifest.test.ts,bundler_html_server.test.ts,bundler_splitting.test.ts,bundler_plugin.test.ts,bundler_compile.test.ts,metafile.test.ts,esbuild/css.test.ts,test/bake/dev/html.test.ts,test/bake/dev/css.test.ts,test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-html*.test.ts,test/internal/source-lints/, andcargo test -p bun_bundler.Other designs weighed.
sourcesrelative to the file that carries the map #47548 does this for inline maps). It keeps the predicate, fixes one of the four walks, and still walks every chunk when the JS chunk has no HTML chunk.compute_chunkssays "Attempt to order", and a wrong order would drop the tags of a page with exit code 0.Content::Htmla unit variant and store the index in a column of the entry point list. No pattern changes and no open PR stops compiling. Rejected because a column is keyed by entry point id, which means something only behindis_entry_point(). The missing guard was bundler: HTML entrypoint <script src> can reference the wrong JS chunk under code-splitting #34111, and the dev server gives its HTML chunks a source index in that field. The payload saysNonethere and needs no guard. This is the maintainer question above.xargs -n 500 bun build ...on main gives most of the saving for pages that share nothing. It duplicates a shared stylesheet in each batch, changes--splittingand--metafileoutput, and cannot split a server build.Self-review. 24 concerns survived. 22 are addressed, most of them in this text. Rejected: the entry point column (above), and a request to fix the manifest asset loop in this PR (it is a different relation, page to copied files, in a function that #47387 rewrites). I opened no tracking issue for the items below that have no PR.
Not changed here.
--splittingwalk incomputeCrossChunkDependencies.rs:499-535. For each entry chunk it tests one entry bit of every chunk. It is why the--splittingcolumn still grows x2.27..tsentry points pay it too.HTMLImportManifest::write_with_assets. It walks every chunk twice per manifest (HTMLImportManifest.rs:222,:281) and tests every copied file against the entry point bits (:330-376). A server build that imports N pages: 713.3k / 743.0k / 812.0k / 953.2k instructions per page at 250 / 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 pages on main, 706.4k / 728.9k / 783.9k / 897.5k with this change. With one image per page the total grows x3.36 from 1,000 to 2,000 pages before and after (1,220 to 4,100 million on main). bundler: emit each HTML import manifest when chunks are hashed, so[hash]covers it #47387 rewrites this function.compute_chunkskeeps a bitset of N bits per entry point, hashes it as the chunk key, and does a hash lookup for each comparison of the chunk sort..tsentry points pay this too.HTMLScanner.rs:305). This cost is linear. About 40% of the samples of a 1,000-page build are in lol-html, selector and CSS parser code.compute_chunksfor HTML chunks with no JS chunk. No build reaches it. Such a chunk would carryNone.Found on main, not changed here.
Bun.build()withcompile: true,target: "browser"andsourcemap: "linked"writessourceMappingURL=/$bunfs/root/...into the page. Open PR: Bun.build: keep publicPath for standalone HTML compile builds #39179.bun build --compile --target=browser --loader .html:text a.htmlexits 0 and writes only a source map: standalone mode is chosen from the.htmlsuffix, and no HTML chunk exists. No issue is open for it.outputsarray) and in the key order of the metafile. Open PR: bundler: list metafile inputs in reachable-files order and CSS chunks in entry point order #36974.Open PRs that touch this code.
Content::Htmlis now a struct variant, so a pattern must beContent::Html { .. }. That pattern also compiles on main today, where the variant is a unit variant. Before a merge of any of these,git grep -nP 'Content::Html(?!\s*\{)' -- src/must print nothing on the merge result.sourcesrelative to the file that carries the map #47548 (LinkerContext.rs:1231), bundler: emit each HTML import manifest when chunks are hashed, so[hash]covers it #47387 (HTMLImportManifest.rs:358), bundler: write the metafile record of a CSS output from the compile results of its chunk #47453 (MetafileBuilder.rs:82,:170), bundler: write the metafile record of a JS output from the compile results of its chunk #47503 (stacked on bundler: write the metafile record of a CSS output from the compile results of its chunk #47453). After the edit, the search in bundler: write source mapsourcesrelative to the file that carries the map #47548 can callChunk::get_html_chunk_for_js.Chunk.rs,bundle_v2.rs,generateChunksInParallel.rs: it rewrites the predicate of the walks that this PR removes) and bundler: take the label of the duplicate output path note from the chunk namer #47306 (computeChunks.rs).get_js_chunk_index_for_html(chunks), which no longer takeschunks), bun build: never derive an output directory from the entry point #41879, bundler(html): percent-encode output paths written into src and href, and serve them under that name #41793, bundler, bun check: percent-encode the sourceMappingURL comment #42670, Bun.build: keep publicPath for standalone HTML compile builds #39179.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/standalone.test.ts