[robobun]

Problem

• Bun.build({ entrypoints: ["./index.ts", "./sub/index.ts"], dts: true }) without outdir aborts when sub/index.ts imports ../index: panic: range start index 90 out of range for slice of length 32 (typed_files::Syntax::word). Other layouts get a typed file with another module's types, and no error.
• Cause: add_types_by_source_map (src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs:4087) guessed the directory that the relative sources entries of a chunk's source map start from.
• No release has --dts. No user reported this.

Fix

• In a build with typed files, the linker records which source each sources entry is. The reader takes entry i from that list. The search is deleted.
• The entry point comes the same way: a relative files key is found.
• A file that an onLoad plugin changes gave the same panic. Now it gives a warning and no typed files.
• Verified: 14 new tests in test/bundler/bun-build-api-dts.test.ts and bun-build-dts.test.ts, 12 fail on main. Self-reviewed: 20 concerns raised, 18 addressed (Notes).

Background

• A typed file (index.aot.ts) is a chunk's JavaScript with its sources' types put back. --dts and bun compile --library write it.
• The type checker notes a module's types as offsets in its text. The reader finds the module through the chunk's source map.
• Considered: give the reader one base directory. That copies the writer's rule, which bundler: write source map sources relative to the file that carries the map #47548 changes.

Downsides

• Every build: Chunk grows 816 to 832 bytes, OutputFile 208 to 216, .text by 2,560. Without typed files, each chunk costs 60 to 100 more instructions (0.05%) and no allocation.
• Not fixed: a module reached through a symlink gets no types.

Notes

Repro. Two files, with their directory as the working directory:

• index.ts: export const VERSION = "1.0.0";
• sub/index.ts: import { VERSION } from "../index"; and a function that takes a ReadonlyArray<string>.

await Bun.build({ entrypoints: ["./index.ts", "./sub/index.ts"], dts: true }) exits 134 on a release build of main. JavaScript cannot catch it. The source map of sub/index.js has "sources": ["index.ts", "sub/index.ts"], relative to the working directory. The reader started at the chunk's directory sub/, so index.ts became sub/index.ts. The offsets that the type checker noted for the 244 bytes of sub/index.ts were then used on the 32 bytes of index.ts.

The three results of the one cause on main.

• An abort, as above. Also bun build ./src/index.ts ./src/sub/index.ts --outdir src --dts for the same two files.
• Success with a wrong typed file. With util.ts and sub/util.ts, and a sub/index.ts that takes both, the root util is written as function util(options: Flagged), with a stray interface Options2 and declare function util3.
• Success with warn: the .aot.ts files that --aot compiles a package from are left out: they have type errors and no typed file, when the wrong types do not fit.

A wrong typed file is silent because the build checks the typed files as an installed package, where a name without a declaration is not an error. A project that installs the package and runs bun compile then gets a type error inside the package's .aot.ts.

Who is affected. A build with typed files and a chunk in a directory.

• Without an outdir (Bun.build only: the CLI needs --outdir for --dts), when the working directory holds the sources. From /, no source of such a chunk gets its module, with or without modules of one name.
• With an outdir that holds the sources: --outdir src, or --outdir ..
• Not affected: sources in src/ with outdir: "dist", and bun compile --library. Main is right for both.
• --outfile does not reach typed files: --dts needs --outdir, and then --outfile is ignored.

Design. The source map writer (generate_source_map_for_chunk) has a table from the bundler's source index to the position in sources. The same table writes sourcesContent. For a build with is_library set (--dts, dts: true, bun compile --library) the writer copies its keys. A pass after the output files exist gives each chunk's OutputFile one record, typed_file_sources: the entry point and the source of each entry, each as SourceName::File(path.text) or SourceName::NotFile(path.pretty). add_typed_files takes the record. check_command names each file as the type checker was given it, through the conversion that already_read already used. The reader (add_types_by_source_map) reads sourcesContent and mappings from the map and nothing else.

• What is exact now: which source each entry is. What the reader still derives: the language of a source, from its file extension, and the module of a file, by the equality of two paths. The type checker has a resolver of its own, so it can find a module under another path than the bundler's (see Not fixed).
• A module that a plugin makes in a namespace of its own is not a file. It keeps its name from sources, without a leading /, so it is the path of no module. Its types come from its text, as before.
• A file whose text in the source map differs from the text that was type checked leaves the typed files out: the text of <path> in the source map is not the text that was type checked. Two inputs do that: a file that an onLoad plugin changes (the type checker reads the file as written), and a value of files that starts with a byte order mark (the type checker reads it without the mark). The first gave the panic above on main and on the first version of this change. The second gave a wrong typed file.
• A file that is not UTF-8 has no exact copy in the source map, which is JSON. It leaves the typed files out with <path> is not UTF-8, so the source map does not hold its text. Main wrote a wrong typed file for it.
• If the list and sourcesContent differ in length, the typed files are left out with the source map holds the text of N of its sources and the bundler names M of them. With is_library forced off in a debugger, every --dts build prints that warning and writes no .aot.ts.
• The Windows arm of absolute() handled a sources entry on another drive. Nothing resolves those entries now, so it is deleted.

Other designs.

• One base directory for the reader: the outdir, which the reader already receives. It is exact on main. bundler: write source map sources relative to the file that carries the map #47548 makes the entries of a chunk below an outdir relative to the chunk's directory, and then this copy of the rule resolves them wrong with no failing test.
• The rule of bundler: write source map sources relative to the file that carries the map #47548 in the reader (the chunk's directory with an outdir, the working directory without): wrong on main, where the base is the outdir for every chunk.
• Record one base for each chunk in the linker: right in both orders, but the reader still turns a relative string back into a path (Windows letter case, percent-encoded entries of bundler: fix source map names, closing-brace mappings, null segments, and URL escaping #40834).
• A hook after linking that borrows the paths from the graph: no field on OutputFile, but most of the change moves the two call sites of the typed-file step.

With #47548. git merge-tree of this branch and its head 5c41122 has 0 conflicts in both orders. On a debug build of the merged tree, bun-build-dts.test.ts (15 tests, with its test a chunk in a directory below the outdir keeps the types of its own modules) and bun-build-api-dts.test.ts (18) pass. Typed files that are wrong, of 6 shapes (no outdir with a chunk in a directory, outdir with a chunk at its root, --outdir out with a chunk in a directory, --outdir src, bun compile --library, a plugin's module): main 2, this branch 0, the merged tree 0.

The other order was not built. By the rule of each writer:

• Tests here that fail without this change under both writers: the no-outdir tests, the files key, the two text tests, the plugin namespace test, and a source without a module of the type checker has the types that it is written with. In the last one the search gives the require()d src/util.ts the types of util.ts above it, from either base.
• Tests here that fail only until bundler: write source map sources relative to the file that carries the map #47548 is in: with an outdir that holds the sources, the --outdir src row, and the inferred value test.
• If this lands first, the test of bundler: write source map sources relative to the file that carries the map #47548 in bun-build-dts.test.ts passes without its writer change. Its body then needs three edits: the count of tests that fail on main, Fails on main for that file, and The walk stays. The comment above its test describes a reader that resolves sources.

With #45638. It rewrites the two loops of the writer and adds one sources entry for each source of an input map. This change records the list on the line let source_indices_for_contents = source_id_map.keys();, which #45638 deletes. The two conflict there, so the second to land has to extend the list.

Tests.

test/bundler/bun-build-api-dts.test.ts, in the test process:

• with an outdir that holds the sources, a chunk in a directory has the types of its own modules.
• a value of a module above the chunk has the type that was inferred for it: the reader runs a second time, with the declaration files that the first run asked for. Not on Windows, where that pass does not see files that the build holds in memory. bun build --dts: write index.aot.ts without the // @bun line of its bundle #48425 has the change for that.
• a module that a plugin makes is not the file that has its name in the source map: the namespace is a directory, and a file is named v:thing.ts. Not on Windows.
• a module whose text in the bundle is not the text that was type checked leaves the typed files out: a byte order mark.

In a process of its own, with the project as the working directory:

• without outdir, a chunk in a directory has the types of its own modules, and the same from the root of the file system.
• without outdir, an entry point in a directory imports the entry point above it: the abort.
• a module that a plugin makes in a namespace of its own is not the file of its name: passes on main. It fails if the linker names the plugin's module as a file.
• an entry point that is a relative key of files keeps the types that it exports.
• a file that an onLoad plugin changes leaves the typed files out: the second abort.
• a file that is not UTF-8 leaves the typed files out: a Latin-1 byte in a comment.

test/bundler/bun-build-dts.test.ts: the chunk in a directory with --outdir out (passes on main) and --outdir src (fails on main), and the require()d source (fails on main).

On a debug build of main, 9 of the first 10 new tests in the API file fail and 2 of the 3 in the CLI file. The test of a file that is not UTF-8 came later: a release build of main writes a wrong typed file for its input and no warning. Two mutations were built to check the plugin tests: without the rule for names that are not files, the namespace test fails. With the plugin's module named as a file, the other plugin test fails.

Suites that pass on a debug build of this branch: bun-build-api-dts (19), bun-build-dts (14), compile-library (57), compile-library-aot-condition (13), specifiers-in-declarations (3), internal-sourcemap-roundtrip, bundler_naming, bundler_splitting, bundler_plugin and bun-build-api (417 of 418). The one failure is Bun.build can be called thousands of times in one process without crashing: 400 builds of 500 modules need about 280 s on a debug build against a 180 s timeout. 20 builds take 14.2 s on a debug build of main and 14.3 s on this branch.

After the merge of main 89452d2, these pass again on a debug build: bun-build-api-dts (19), bun-build-dts (14), compile-library (57 of 58), compile-library-aot-condition (13), specifiers-in-declarations (3), internal-sourcemap-roundtrip (23), bundler_naming and bundler_splitting (236). The one failure is is accepted by bun check and by tsc, with skipLibCheck off: it runs tsc twice under the debug build and needs more than its 60 s here. compile-library.test.ts passed on every lane of build 136430.

cargo clippy -p bun_sourcemap -p bun_bundler -p bun_sema_driver -p bun_runtime --no-deps is clean. rust:check-all passes for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc and aarch64-apple-darwin.

Measurements. Release builds of main (34cbc70) and of this change on that commit, from one build directory. Tools: gdb, a perf_event_open counter of user-mode instructions, size, nm -S. valgrind, perf, strace and bloaty are not installed.

	main	this change
sizeof SourceMapPieces / Chunk / OutputFile / LinkerOptions (gdb, debug build)	72 / 816 / 208 / 216	88 / 832 / 216 / 224
instructions in one call of generate_source_map_for_chunk, chunk of one module, no typed files (gdb single-step, 70 of 100 calls)	7,227	7,238
user instructions of bun build of 100 entry points, --sourcemap=external (median of 31 runs on one CPU)	21,045,906	+9,272
the same, --sourcemap=none	18,792,255	+6,535
main against a copy of main (noise floor, external / none)		-421 / -78
for each chunk, from 100 to 1,100 entry points (external / none)	181,139 / 159,982	+101 / +53
mi_malloc calls, 100 entry points, --sourcemap=external, no typed files (gdb breakpoint count)	27,683	27,683
mi_malloc calls, 100 entry points, --dts	443,243 and 443,246	443,418 (one run)
calls of typed_files::absolute for two chunks without an outdir	4	0
.text	108,082,281	108,084,841
file size of bun	137,570,424	137,574,520

Of the 60 to 100 instructions for each chunk, 11 are in the source map writer. The rest is the init, move and drop of the two larger structs. With typed files, a chunk of one module costs about 2 more allocations.

.text by function: generate_source_map_for_chunk +311, generate_chunks_in_parallel +507 and the new collect +476, add_typed_files +1,613, drop_glue of OutputFile +238, build_typed_files -1,074, typed_files::absolute -798 (now inline in its one caller, +871).

Self-review. 20 concerns raised, 18 addressed. The largest: the abort is stated and has a test, the text of a file is compared with the text that was type checked, the entry point comes from the linker, a name that is not a file is the path of no module, the plugin tests run where a wrong name fails them, the CLI has a test that fails on main, and a build from / has a test. Not done:

• A tracking issue for the second abort in the list below. It is a separate defect and is described there.
• The typed file of a chunk with --splitting and --public-path. It is about the imports between typed files, not about sources. It is in the list below.

Not fixed.

• A module that the type checker finds under another path than the bundler's gets no types, as on main. The bundler names a file by its real path. The type checker follows a link only for a package under node_modules. A relative import through a symlink is one such case.
• The language of a source comes from its file extension (.ts, .tsx, .mts, .cts), not from the loader that the bundler used.
• On Windows, the second pass of the typed files does not see the declaration files that the build holds in memory. One test here is off on Windows for that reason. The cause is in typed_files_for_build: it gives the type checker these files under a path that is converted twice, so /C:/dir/x.d.ts becomes /C:/C:/dir/x.d.ts. bun build --dts: write index.aot.ts without the // @bun line of its bundle #48425 keys them by the path as it is, and its builds 139833 and 139880 pass both Windows lanes. After it lands, remove the skip of the test here.
• The build writes a source map to make the typed files, reads it back and removes it. The list from the linker could replace that.
• Lookup::display_source_url_if_needed (src/sourcemap/Mapping.rs) resolves sources entries for stack traces with its own base. bundler: write source map sources relative to the file that carries the map #47548 is about that base.
• With --splitting and --public-path, a typed file imports the JavaScript chunk by its URL, not the typed file of the chunk.
• Seen while testing, on main too: Bun.build({ dts: true }) in a project without a tsconfig.json aborts with panic: the thread has too little stack for a task when a value is used only as a type (export type Level = (typeof LEVELS)[number]).

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[robobun]

^{Updated 9:13 PM PT - Nov 10th, 2026}

✅ @robobun, your commit 6343c80b364085596946efb6cddba6c3fd87ef85 passed in Build #139940! 🎉

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[robobun]

Status: ready for review. PR: #47627

How the defect was reproduced. A directory with two files:

• index.ts: export const VERSION = "1.0.0";
• sub/index.ts: imports VERSION from "../index" and exports a function that takes a ReadonlyArray<string>.

With that directory as the working directory, await Bun.build({ entrypoints: ["./index.ts", "./sub/index.ts"], dts: true }) on a release build of main exits 134 with panic: range start index 90 out of range for slice of length 32. With util.ts and sub/util.ts in place of the import of ../index, the same build reports success and writes function util(options: Flagged) for the root util into sub/index.aot.ts.

On this branch both builds write the typed files with the types of their own modules.

[coderabbitai]

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Walkthrough

Library builds now attach ordered source metadata to output files. Typed-file processing uses this metadata to map source-map entries and check bundled text. Tests cover nested outputs, plugin-created modules, and mismatches between checked and bundled source text.

Changes

Typed source metadata flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Library source metadata src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs, src/sourcemap/lib.rs, src/bundler/OutputFile.rs, src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs, src/bundler/linker_context/generateChunksInParallel.rs	Library builds record source indices and attach ordered source names and optional entry-point metadata to output files. Non-library builds leave the source-index list empty.
Typed-file CLI handoff src/runtime/cli/compile_command/library/typed_files.rs, src/runtime/cli/check_command.rs, src/runtime/cli/check_command/typed_files.rs	The compile and check paths pass source metadata to typed-file processing. The check path normalizes source paths against the current working directory and continues to remove a byte-order mark from source text.
Source-map typed-file processing src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs, test/bundler/bun-build-api-dts.test.ts, test/bundler/bun-build-dts.test.ts	Source-map processing uses the supplied ordered sources, checks source counts, and reports bundled file text mismatches. Tests cover nested chunks, plugin sources, and source-text mismatch cases.

Possibly related PRs

• oven-sh/bun#36582: Changes source-map sourcesContent access by source index, which connects to this PR’s use of source-map content for typed-file generation.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 6343c

The typed-file source handling now takes its source list from the linker and warns instead of producing wrong types. The test concerns about the module-path comment are addressed, and no concrete merge-blocking risk remains. Windows coverage still depends on CI.

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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 deleted cfg!(windows) arm of absolute() in src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs only served the removed sources resolution — the remaining caller (specifier resolution near line 4651) passes only relative specifiers, so it is not reachable; ancestors/absolute still have live callers; every OutputFile struct literal outside the two updated constructors uses ..zero_value()/..init(), so typed_file_sources is initialized everywhere; and the chunks/output_files zip in generate_chunks_in_parallel matches the existing index-aligned ordering used just above it.

Extended reasoning...

The change threads a per-chunk list of source indices from the linker's source-map writer through OutputFile into the sema driver's typed-file reader, replacing ancestor-directory path guessing with exact source names, plus a new exact-text equality check between bundled and type-checked module text. It touches no security-sensitive surface. Inline findings were posted, so this note only records what else was examined and ruled out.

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Follow-up Comments

Check the module-path header on non-Windows platforms.

483-486: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Check the module-path header on non-Windows platforms.

withoutModulePaths removes every // line from the typed output. This assertion compares the result with a body that has no header, so on Linux and macOS a wrong module-path header passes this test. Strip the header only on Windows. On other platforms, assert the // index.ts header.

Suggested fix

-    expect({ logs, typed: withoutModulePaths(typed) }).toEqual({
+    expect({ logs, typed: isWindows ? withoutModulePaths(typed) : typed }).toEqual({
       logs: [],
-      typed: `interface Options {
+      typed: `${isWindows ? "" : "// index.ts\n"}interface Options {
   n: number;
 }

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Review comment at @test/bundler/bun-build-api-dts.test.ts around lines 483 -
486:
Update the assertion using withoutModulePaths so it strips module-path lines
only on Windows; on other platforms, compare typed output with the expected //
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9e81df4: the test of a relative files key compares the module path comment (// index.ts) again on Linux and macOS. On Windows it leaves the comment out, because there the comment above a module of files is another path.

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Assert the module-path comment on Windows too.

485-488: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Poor tradeoff

Assert the module-path comment on Windows too.

On Windows, withoutModulePathsOnWindows removes // lines from both the actual output and the expected string. The module-path comment is never compared on Windows. A build that labels a module with the wrong source path passes this test there. Other platforms compare the comment exactly.

Add a Windows assertion for the module-path comment. The temporary directory path changes on every run, so compute the expected path from the test directory or match it with a pattern instead of a fixed string. Confirm the exact Windows comment form before writing the assertion.

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488:
Update the test around withoutModulePathsOnWindows so it also verifies the
emitted module-path comment on Windows, where the helper currently removes it
from the comparison. Match the comment using the test directory’s runtime path
or a pattern, and follow the actual Windows comment format; keep the existing
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Nothing new to post: everything this review found is already covered by existing comments on this pull request or didn't merit a separate one.

[robobun]

On the review note "Assert the module-path comment on Windows too": not changed. The reasons:

• The typed file does not write this comment. The bundler writes the display path of a module above its code (src/bundler/linker_context/postProcessJSChunk.rs:583), and the typed file keeps that line of index.js.
• The fixture of this test has one module. Two other tests in this file compare the comment of each module exactly on every platform: without outdir, a chunk in a directory has the types of its own modules and without outdir, an entry point in a directory imports the entry point above it. Both passed on the two Windows lanes of build 136421.
• On Windows, the display path of a relative key of files is ../../../../../../C:/Windows/Temp/buntmp-NWPpJx/aot/build-api-dts-files-key_WdFgZA/index.ts (the same form on both lanes of that build). It comes from generic_path_with_pretty_initialized in src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs, which calls relative_platform::<Loose> with a path that is not absolute. This PR does not change that code. The lines below the comment were equal to the expected text.

If this branch needs another push, that push will make the comparison on Windows keep the file name of the comment.

[robobun]

This pull request covers the report about a project source with a byte that is not UTF-8. On main that source gets a wrong .aot.ts file: interface Reading2 beside describe(r: Reading). On 9e81df4 it gets index.js: <path> is not UTF-8, so the source map does not hold its text and no .aot.ts file. I stop my own work on that report here.

Three inputs still give a wrong index.aot.ts at exit code 0 on 9e81df4. None prints a warning about it. Main does the same for each.

1. A byte that is not UTF-8 in a .ts file without checker data (a devDependency that the library bundles)

mkdir -p dep-case/src dep-case/node_modules/units && cd dep-case
printf '{"name":"lib","version":"1.0.0","type":"module","devDependencies":{"units":"1.0.0"}}' > package.json
printf '{"name":"units","version":"1.0.0","type":"module","main":"index.ts"}' > node_modules/units/package.json
printf '// caf\351\nexport interface Reading { value: number; unit: string }\nexport function describe(r: Reading): string {\n  return r.value + r.unit;\n}\n' > node_modules/units/index.ts
printf 'import { describe } from "units";\nexport function show(value: number): string {\n  return describe({ value, unit: "g" });\n}\n' > src/index.ts
bun compile --library ./src/index.ts && cat dist/index.aot.ts

The file has function describe(r: Reading): string and no interface Reading. With // cafe the interface is there.

2. A byte that is not UTF-8 that the bundle keeps as written (a raw template in a bundled .js file)

mkdir -p raw-case/src && cd raw-case
printf '{"name":"lib","version":"1.0.0","type":"module"}' > package.json
printf 'export const tag = String.raw`caf\351\nx`;\n' > src/raw.js
printf 'export declare const tag: string;\n' > src/raw.d.ts
printf 'import { tag } from "./raw.js";\nexport interface Reading { value: number; unit: string }\nexport function describe(r: Reading): string {\n  return tag + r.value + r.unit;\n}\n' > src/index.ts
bun compile --library ./src/index.ts && cat dist/index.aot.ts

The file has function describe(r: any). With cafe it has function describe(r: Reading): string.

3. A --banner with CRLF lines, on ASCII sources

mkdir -p banner-case/src && cd banner-case
printf '{"name":"lib","version":"1.0.0","type":"module"}' > package.json
printf 'export const count: number = JSON.parse("1");\nexport const label: string = JSON.parse(%s"x"%s);\nexport const ready: boolean = JSON.parse("true");\n' "'" "'" > src/index.ts
bun build ./src/index.ts --dts --outdir out --banner $'#!/usr/bin/env bun\r\n/* banner */\r\n' && cat out/index.aot.ts

Each annotation is one declaration too low: const count = JSON.parse("1"), const label: number, const ready: string. With LF in the banner the file is right.

A branch with another design for the reader

robobun/0e676746/aot-ts-offsets-from-module-text is not a pull request. It is the step that the "Not fixed" list here names: the build no longer reads the source map back.

• The linker gives each finished JavaScript chunk to a hook (TypeCheck::linked): its text, its mappings, and the bytes and line table of each source. LineOffsetTable::byte_offset_of inverts the lookup of add_source_mapping. Mappings::decode and parse_json_object are deleted.
• Input 1, and a Latin-1 comment in a project source, get the file that an ASCII comment gives. Input 2 gets index.js: the JavaScript is not UTF-8. Input 3 stays as on main.
• Measured: the release bun is 8,192 bytes larger. A build without --dts runs 15 more instructions at the finalize of each chunk that has a source map. A --dts build makes 15 file system calls on index.js and index.js.map, where main makes 25.
• The branch is cut from main. It conflicts with this pull request in 6 files, and it does not have the fix here for a relative files key. The hook is a new call from the linker into the runtime, so it needs a maintainer's yes before anyone cuts it again on top of this pull request.

[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

Beyond the inline nit, I also checked the points the review rules single out for this diff and found nothing: ancestors()/absolute() in src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs keep live callers, and the one left for absolute() only passes .//../ specifiers, so the removed Windows fully-qualified arm was unreachable there; is_library is set from the same dts flag that gates add_typed_files on both the CLI (src/runtime/cli/build_command.rs:206, :304) and Bun.build (src/runtime/api/js_bundle_completion_task.rs:1173, :1222) paths; Output has one constructor, SourceMapPieces derives Default, and both OutputFile constructors set typed_file_sources.
Not run: the tests, and the "delete each load-bearing clause and watch a test fail" check — that needs a build.

Extended reasoning...

The change moves typed-file source identification from parsing the source map's sources array to source indices the linker records (SourceMapPieces::source_indices, OutputFile::typed_file_sources), gated on a new LinkerOptions::is_library flag; it touches no security-sensitive surface. From reading, the chunk-to-output-file zip in generateChunksInParallel.rs relies on an index invariant that is debug-asserted and already used by the adjacent load-order loop, and the insertion-ordered source_id_map keys match the sources order they are copied from. One inline nit about test concurrency was reported; the remaining REVIEW.md checks were settled by reading and are recorded here so a human need not repeat them.