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sourcemap: ignore a <file>.map whose debugId is not the debug id of the file - #47628
Bun applies the <file>.map beside a // @bun file and never checks that the map fits the file. A map from another build gives wrong stack traces and coverage, with no warning.
bun build --sourcemap=external|linked writes one debug id into the bundle (//# debugId=) and the map ("debugId"). get_source_map_impl (src/sourcemap/lib.rs:534) never compares them.
Fix
If both ids exist and differ, give no map and print warn: Ignoring sourcemap "<file>.map": its debugId "<a>" is not the debugId "<b>" that "<file>" had when it was last loaded.
Without an id line or a debugId nothing changes. Dashes and case of a UUID do not count.
Verified: test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts (15 new tests in 3 files, all fail on main). Also test/js/bun/sourcemap/, bake sourcemap tests, lints.
Self-reviewed: 33 concerns raised, 30 addressed (see Notes).
Background
Bun runs a // @bun file (bun build --target=bun output) as it is. For a position it reads an inline data: map, then <file>.map by name.
Considered: a file must name its map. That changes a default.
Downsides
Not ruled on by a maintainer. A pair with two ids loses its map even when it fits: builds from two directories, or a linked pair that Node maps.
Release text: +4,608 bytes. A read of <file>.map: 814 more instructions (14,797 to 15,611 for a small map). No map: 3,112 to 3,116.
Still applied: a leftover map beside a bundle with no id line.
Notes
Related to #36582. That PR accepts maps with no sourcesContent, so more leftover maps start to apply. This PR does not depend on it. No user reported this problem and no maintainer ruled on a compare of debug ids. I ask for that ruling here.
The rule
Bun reads the id of the file from the text that it loaded: the last line that is not blank, or the line that is not blank above a last //# sourceMappingURL= line. bun build (external: last line, linked: above the URL line), Rollup, webpack and sentry-cli write the id there. Bun does not read an id line in another place.
The id is one run of ASCII characters with no blank and no quote, as V8 reads the value of a magic comment. Blanks after = are skipped. Text after the id means that the file has no id.
Bun reads the id only from text that starts as the file does: the // @bun line, after an optional #! line. After a program replaces Module.wrapper, JSCommonJSModule::evaluate swaps the first line of a CommonJS file and cuts its last 4 characters. Bun does not compare the id of that text, so that map is applied as on main.
The debugId of the map must be a string that is not empty. Two ids are the same when their bytes are equal. A UUID (32 hex digits when the dashes are gone) is also the same id with or without dashes and in either letter case. The warning shows 64 bytes of each id, then ....
Bun prints one warn: line and one note: line for each load of the file in a thread. The note is positions in this file stay unmapped until Bun loads it again beside a map with the same debugId. After a refusal Bun does not read the map again for that load. The missing sourcemaps notes are off after a refusal. Both are the same as for a map that does not decode.
The read for the lines of code of a printed error refuses with no message. It follows a lookup that applied the map, so the map changed on disk after that lookup. The lines then come from the source file that the applied map names, or from the bundle.
Who loses a map that main applies
The same sources built from two working directories. bun build puts the relative source paths into the id, so the two builds have two ids. The bundle of one beside the map of the other is refused, and its positions were right.
A --sourcemap=linked pair with two ids. Node applies the map that the sourceMappingURL comment names and does not read debugId. Bun did the same.
bun build --watch --outfile together with bun --hot. --outfile writes the bundle before its map, so a reload can see the new bundle beside the old map. main maps that load with the old map. This PR warns and leaves that load unmapped until the next reload: 41 of 519 rebuilds in a loop that the self-review ran. --outdir writes the map first (0 of 300). bun build: never derive an output directory from the entry point #41879 moves --outfile to that writer.
Two live loads of one path (bun --hot, import("x?v=2"), a deleted require.cache entry). Bun keeps one map entry for each path, so the compare uses the text of the newest load.
Limits
bun build makes the id from the generated code of the chunk and the relative source paths. The id covers neither the map nor the paths of other chunks that are printed into the chunk. Two builds can give one id to chunks with different mappings, and Bun applies that map. bundler: cover the chunk path, the source map and chunk references in [hash] and debugId #47285 changes what the id covers.
Bun does not check a map that has only debug_id (sentry-cli before 3.0 writes that key).
The debug id proposal lets tools look at the last 5 lines for the id line. This PR reads fewer places on purpose.
Numbers
Release builds of main (89452d2) and of this PR (c4c7751) from one checkout, linux x64. The instruction counts are user instructions of the JS thread inside erased_get_source_map::<SourceProviderMap>, read from a perf_event_open counter in gdb. perf, valgrind and strace are not installed here.
Case
main
PR
Text size (size) in bytes
143,094,946
143,099,554
Read of a small pair
14,797
15,611
Pair whose map has no debugId
14,098
14,813
File with no id line beside a map
14,796
15,128
3.15 MB bundle with a 7.0 MB map
310,090,219 to 310,091,046
310,091,714 to 310,091,903
2.67 MB one-line bundle with a 6.4 MB map
269,047,337 to 269,047,807
269,048,331 to 269,048,361
File with no map beside it
3,112
3,116
Syscalls and allocator calls are equal on each path that accepts the map: 5 syscalls and 23 allocator calls for the small pair. A refusal adds 2 write calls.
Not done from the self-review
No test with bun --hot. A reload registers the file again, and the second import() in the per-load test does the same without the timing of a file watcher.
The id is not stored on the source provider when the file is loaded. That needs a field on ResolvedSource and Zig::SourceProvider. The check of the first line covers the loader path that rewrites the text.
A bundle with no id line beside a leftover map, for example a rebuild with no --sourcemap beside the map of the last build. Bun still applies that map. open-bauth@1.6.0 on npm is this case: its build script has no --sourcemap, its dist/index.js has no id line and 20,194 lines, and the dist/index.js.map beside it maps 20,123 generated lines.
A rule for that case is ready. It is not in this PR, because it changes a default: Bun uses <file>.map only when the file links it, by an equal debug id or by a sourceMappingURL of <basename>.map. The code is commit b650375 on the branch robobun/d05b985c/sourcemap-pairing-guard-wip, written for sourcemap: accept a source map whose sourcesContent is absent or null #36582 and taken out of it. A review of that commit asks for three changes if the rule is used: apply it at the read by name for every shape of map, treat two different ids as not linked before the name test, and keep the verdict of the first lookup for the later read of the lines of code. This PR already does the second and the third.
The decisions for a maintainer: does a map with another debug id than the file lose (this PR), is a <file>.map that the file does not link still used (main uses it), and do the other shapes of sourcesContent that Bun refuses stay refused (sourcemap: accept a source map whose sourcesContent is absent or null #36582).
After Module.wrapper = ["", ""], require() of a bun build --target=bun --format=cjs bundle with no sourcemap fails with SyntaxError: Unexpected end of script. The cause is the 4 character cut above. This PR does not cause it and does not change it.
Tests
test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts: one table of 20 files whose map Bun reads and 20 files whose map Bun refuses (ESM and CommonJS, one with a #! line), three Module.wrapper cases, an error that nothing catches, the next load after a refusal, and a map that another build replaces while the file runs (with and without the source file on disk).
test/bundler/bundler_bun.test.ts: real external and linked bundles in esm and cjs, and linked with a --public-path, each run as built and then beside a map with another id.
test/cli/test/coverage.test.ts: coverage lines of a file whose map has the same id, and of one whose map has another id.
The AOT runner suites run these files with compiled child runs, and a compiled run uses no <file>.map. test/aot/runner-suites.known.txt names the coverage test. The bundler cases ask for the mapped frame with toContain, which those suites pass over.
Also run on the debug build: 766 tests in 17 files (test/js/bun/sourcemap/, bake sourcemap and server-sourcemap, bundler_npm, bundler_edgecase, bundler_comments, compile-library, inspect-error, node/module/sourcemap, regression 22003, 10139, 29240, 32492) and the 195 source lints. 10 of the 766 need more than the 5 second default on this debug build and pass with a longer timeout.
no test proof · iteration 10 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/test/coverage.test.ts
…d of the file
`bun build --sourcemap=external|linked` writes one debug id into the bundle
(`//# debugId=<id>`) and into its map (`"debugId"`). The runtime read
`<file>.map` by name and never compared the two, so a `// @bun` file took its
positions from a map with another id, with no warning.
After the read, compare the `debugId` of the map with the id line of the file.
If both exist and differ, give no map and print one warning. A file with no id
line and a map with no `debugId` behave as before.
Two builds: bun build --target=bun --sourcemap=external of two versions of app.ts, then the bundle of the first beside the map of the second. main prints at pay (app.ts:3:40), a line of another function in the second version, with no warning. With this PR the frame is at pay (mixed/app.js:5:11) and one warning names both ids. The first bundle beside its own map still prints at pay (app.ts:2:20).
Hand-written pair: a // @bun file with a //# debugId= line beside a map with another debugId prints at t (mapped.ts:5:3) on main and at t (<file>:3:18) with this PR.
Tests: the 15 new tests fail on main and pass on the debug build of this PR.
CI: in build 140018 (at c4c7751) every job on Linux, Windows and macOS aarch64 passed, and so do the test files of this PR. One macOS x64 job failed test/aot/parallel/node-http/objects-closed-proxies-without-traps.ts, an AOT test of node:http that this diff does not touch. 12 of the 16 macOS x64 test jobs expired before an agent took them.
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Walkthrough
Bun now checks a sidecar source map’s debug ID against the source file’s ID. On mismatch, Bun warns and does not use the map. Tests cover runtime stack traces, bundler output, and coverage behavior.
Changes
Source map debug ID validation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Extract and validate debug IDs src/sourcemap/debug_id.rs, src/sourcemap/error.rs
The code extracts IDs from supported source-file comments and compares them with map IDs. Mismatches use the DebugIdMismatch error and produce a warning and note.
Apply checks to sidecar maps src/sourcemap/lib.rs
Sidecar map parsing passes the source file and filename to the shared parser. A mismatch returns no map. Source-only reads suppress mismatch warnings.
Tests cover matching and mismatched IDs, ID formats and placement, JavaScript and CommonJS files, reloads, map replacement, and repeated stack reads.
Bundler, coverage, and documentation checks test/bundler/bundler_bun.test.ts, test/cli/test/coverage.test.ts, test/aot/runner-suites.known.txt, docs/bundler/index.mdx
Bundler and coverage tests check matching and mismatched maps. The AOT runner-suite list includes the coverage test. The documentation shows debug ID comments and describes when Bun uses a neighboring map.
Possibly related PRs
oven-sh/bun#47285: Changes how the bundler produces debug IDs that this change checks.
oven-sh/bun#47347: Changes source map URL selection, which determines which sidecar map receives the debug ID check.
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The mismatch rows in external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts all use 8-bit sources. A failure in the UTF-16 branch of of_file would return no debug ID, and the mismatched map would load without any test failing. A row with a character above U+00FF can cover that branch. Use a legal comment, which matches the neighboring not-ascii-above-id.js row.
Suggested test row
// Bytes that are not ASCII above the id line do not hide it.
[
"not-ascii-above-id.js",
() => "/*! Copyright \u00a9 W\u00e4rting */\n" + external(),
{ debugId: otherId },
fileId,
],
+ // A character above U+00FF makes the source UTF-16.+ [+ "utf16-above-id.js",+ () => "/*! \u0100 */\n" + external(),+ { debugId: otherId },+ fileId,+ ],
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Review comment at @src/sourcemap/debug_id.rs around lines 61 - 65:
Add a UTF-16 mismatch case to the mismatch rows in
external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts, using a legal comment containing a
character above U+00FF before the external source map reference. Assert that the
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Review comments at @docs/bundler/index.mdx:
- Line 769: Update the `debugId` paragraph to document that when the map’s
`debugId` is not a nonempty string, Bun skips comparison and uses the map
without a warning; preserve the existing description of mismatched IDs.
- Line 769: Update the debugId explanation near the Bun stack-trace map
documentation to scope the warning to the map’s first load, and state that Bun
does not warn when later reading source lines from a map replaced on disk.
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Review comments at @src/sourcemap/debug_id.rs:
- Around line 61-65: Add a UTF-16 mismatch case to the mismatch rows in
external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts, using a legal comment containing a
character above U+00FF before the external source map reference. Assert that the
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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 that the inline data: map path and the --compile standalone-graph parser are untouched (both still go through parse_json/their own parser with no id check), that the SourceOnly re-read in parse_json_impl reads provider.get_source_slice() while the provider is still live for that lookup, and that the new Error::DebugIdMismatch variant is matched explicitly at src/sourcemap/lib.rs:543 ahead of the catch-all arm. The remaining question is the policy one the description itself raises (whether an id mismatch should refuse the map at all), which needs a maintainer call.
Extended reasoning...
The change adds a debugId comparison between a // @ bun file's trailing //# debugId= line and the sidecar <file>.map in src/sourcemap/lib.rs and a new src/sourcemap/debug_id.rs, with an error variant, docs, and tests; it touches no auth, crypto, or injection surface. The two inline findings are behavioral regressions in legitimate workflows (rebuilt maps from another cwd, --watch --outfile with --hot) that the author also lists as downsides, so the merge hinges on a maintainer policy decision rather than a code defect.
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🟡 (optional) Developers who rebuild a map for a deployed bundle from another working directory now get unmapped traces plus a warn: where the base branch mapped them correctly. The id compare at src/sourcemap/debug_id.rs:14-20 treats any id difference as a foreign map. bun build folds cwd-relative source paths into isolated_hash (src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs:1944), so two builds of identical sources from different roots carry different ids while their mappings are identical. Fix: make the check tolerant of ids that differ only because of the hash inputs that do not affect mappings, or hash the generated code/mappings only so equal maps get equal ids.
Why this was flagged
Trigger: a // @ bun bundle built with --sourcemap=external|linked from one cwd (its id line at the end, src/bundler/Chunk.rs:1041) is placed beside a .map produced by rebuilding the same sources from a different root (common when a map is regenerated locally to debug a deployed bundle). The two ids differ because isolated_hash includes source.path.pretty (src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs:1944). Check::is_id_of_file at src/sourcemap/debug_id.rs:14-20 returns false, parse_json_impl returns Error::DebugIdMismatch (src/sourcemap/lib.rs:932), and get_source_map_impl returns None (lib.rs:543), after which SavedSourceMap removes the entry (src/jsc/SavedSourceMap.rs:329). The base branch applied the map and the positions were right. The author lists this as a downside, which is a claim, not a mitigation; the consequence is a correct map refused for every error printed in that process. Remedy: exclude path-only inputs from the compared id or warn without refusing.
Verification: A // @ bun bundle sits beside a .map regenerated from the same sources with a different cwd-relative layout. src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs:1944 feeds the pretty path into generate_isolated_hash, so different roots get different ids while mappings are identical. src/sourcemap/debug_id.rs:14-20 is strict equality, so no map is applied. Base applied the fitting map and traces were mapped.
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This is the first item in Downsides, and it is the decision that the PR asks a maintainer to make.
The compare has only the two id strings, so it cannot tell a map with equal mappings from another one. The id comes from the bundler: the chunk hash takes the cwd-relative path of each source (src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs, where source.path.pretty goes into generate_isolated_hash). I reproduced it: the same src/entry.ts built from the project root and from src/ gets A417184C... and BED9DF40..., and the two maps differ only in the debugId line. Without --minify the bundles also differ in the path comment, so two ids are right there. With --minify the bytes are equal and the ids still differ.
A change of what the id covers belongs to the bundler, not to this reader. #47285 already redefines the inputs of the id, and I passed this case on for it. I leave this thread open for the maintainer decision.
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🟡 (optional) Developers running bun build --watch --outfile with bun --hot now get a spurious warn: Ignoring sourcemap plus unmapped stack traces on some reloads. --outfile writes the bundle before its .map (build_command.rs:1190 walks output_files, where maps follow chunks), so a reload that errors in that window reads the previous map beside the new bundle and src/sourcemap/lib.rs:543 refuses it for the whole load. Fix: make the bundle and its sidecar converge for a hot reloader: write the .map before the bundle in the --outfile writer, as writeOutputFilesToDisk.rs:325 does for --outdir, or re-read a refused map once when it changes on disk. The PR calls this accepted (41 of 519 rebuilds); on the base branch the old map applied silently.
Why this was flagged
Trigger: bun build --target=bun --sourcemap=external --watch --outfile=out.js running beside bun --hot out.js, and the reloaded code throws (or reads error.stack) before the watcher's second write lands. In --outfile mode the in-memory build path fills output_files with chunk entries at indices below index_for_sourcemaps_and_bytecode, and build_command.rs:1190 writes them in that order, so out.js lands before out.js.map. The hot reload registers the new provider, and the first stack lookup reads the still-old out.js.map; parse_json_impl at src/sourcemap/lib.rs:923-934 finds the old debugId, and lib.rs:543 returns None, after which SavedSourceMap.rs:329 removes the entry so that load never maps again. On the base branch the same reload applied the old map (wrong positions, no message); after this change it prints the warning and shows generated positions until the next reload. The --outdir writer writes the map first (writeOutputFilesToDisk.rs:325) and does not hit this.
Verification:--outfile without --outdir leaves output_dir empty (build_command.rs:332-335), so generateChunksInParallel.rs:862-871 takes the in-memory branch; build_command.rs:1190-1191 writes them in that order: bundle first, .map second. src/sourcemap/lib.rs:539-543: Err(crate::Error::DebugIdMismatch) => return None. src/jsc/SavedSourceMap.rs:327-338: on None the provider entry is removed, so the map is not re-read for that load.
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Confirmed, and it is in the Notes under "Who loses a map that main applies". An inotify trace shows the order: --outfile writes out.js and then out.js.map, and --outdir writes the map first.
I did not change the writer in this PR. The order of the --outfile writes is a producer bug by itself: on main the same reload maps the new bundle with the old map and prints nothing. I passed it on as its own change (write the map before the bundle in the --outfile loop of build_command.rs). #41879 moves --outfile to the writer that --outdir uses, which has that order.
I did not add a second read of a refused map. A lookup that fails is final for that load on main too (SavedSourceMap removes the entry), and the next reload reads the map again, which a test here covers. I leave this thread open for the maintainer decision.
On the write order for bun build --outfile (the case where a bun --hot reload finds the new bundle beside the old map): #41879 changes it. With that PR the bundler writes the files for --outfile itself, the map first, as it already does for --outdir.
Checked on #41879 at 00023af with a directory watcher: bun build --target=bun --sourcemap=linked --outfile=out2.js src.ts shows out2.js.map before out2.js. On bun 1.4.3-canary the same command shows out2.js first. #41879 pins the order with two rows in test/bundler/cli.test.ts (--outfile writes the linked source map before the bundle, and external): with a map path that cannot be written, the build fails there and the old bundle stays.
So the --outfile loop in build_command.rs needs no separate change for this once #41879 lands.
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Review comments at @src/sourcemap/debug_id.rs:
- Around line 13-21: Update is_id_of_file to normalize case and dashes only when
both IDs are UUID-shaped, with exactly 32 hexadecimal digits after removing
dashes; compare all other IDs byte-for-byte. Preserve the existing UUID
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A compiled run remaps no frame through a `<file>.map`. The bundler cases ask for
the mapped frame with `toContain`, which the runner suites pass over, and the
coverage test is named in runner-suites.known.txt beside the other coverage test
of a `// @bun` file with a source map.
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Problem
<file>.mapbeside a// @bunfile and never checks that the map fits the file. A map from another build gives wrong stack traces and coverage, with no warning.bun build --sourcemap=external|linkedwrites one debug id into the bundle (//# debugId=) and the map ("debugId").get_source_map_impl(src/sourcemap/lib.rs:534) never compares them.Fix
warn: Ignoring sourcemap "<file>.map": its debugId "<a>" is not the debugId "<b>" that "<file>" had when it was last loaded.debugIdnothing changes. Dashes and case of a UUID do not count.test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts(15 new tests in 3 files, all fail on main). Alsotest/js/bun/sourcemap/, bake sourcemap tests, lints.Background
// @bunfile (bun build --target=bunoutput) as it is. For a position it reads an inlinedata:map, then<file>.mapby name.BuildArtifact.sourcemappoints at a CSS asset in single-entry builds #37184 produce pairs with two ids.Downsides
linkedpair that Node maps.<file>.map: 814 more instructions (14,797 to 15,611 for a small map). No map: 3,112 to 3,116.Notes
Related to #36582. That PR accepts maps with no
sourcesContent, so more leftover maps start to apply. This PR does not depend on it. No user reported this problem and no maintainer ruled on a compare of debug ids. I ask for that ruling here.The rule
//# sourceMappingURL=line.bun build(external: last line,linked: above the URL line), Rollup, webpack and sentry-cli write the id there. Bun does not read an id line in another place.=are skipped. Text after the id means that the file has no id.// @bunline, after an optional#!line. After a program replacesModule.wrapper,JSCommonJSModule::evaluateswaps the first line of a CommonJS file and cuts its last 4 characters. Bun does not compare the id of that text, so that map is applied as on main.// @bunfile is 8-bit. Decode module text that comes from disk or bundler output as UTF-8 #38714 makes it 16-bit when the file has a character that is not ASCII.debugIdof the map must be a string that is not empty. Two ids are the same when their bytes are equal. A UUID (32 hex digits when the dashes are gone) is also the same id with or without dashes and in either letter case. The warning shows 64 bytes of each id, then....warn:line and onenote:line for each load of the file in a thread. The note ispositions in this file stay unmapped until Bun loads it again beside a map with the same debugId. After a refusal Bun does not read the map again for that load. Themissing sourcemapsnotes are off after a refusal. Both are the same as for a map that does not decode.Who loses a map that main applies
bun buildputs the relative source paths into the id, so the two builds have two ids. The bundle of one beside the map of the other is refused, and its positions were right.--sourcemap=linkedpair with two ids. Node applies the map that thesourceMappingURLcomment names and does not readdebugId. Bun did the same.BuildArtifact.sourcemapbeside each output. For some outputs that property is the map of another output (Bun.build: set BuildArtifact.sourcemap from source_map_index, not from the next output #33588,BuildArtifact.sourcemappoints at a CSS asset in single-entry builds #37184). main prints frames of the other file. This PR prints the warning and the frames of the bundle.bun build --watch --outfiletogether withbun --hot.--outfilewrites the bundle before its map, so a reload can see the new bundle beside the old map. main maps that load with the old map. This PR warns and leaves that load unmapped until the next reload: 41 of 519 rebuilds in a loop that the self-review ran.--outdirwrites the map first (0 of 300). bun build: never derive an output directory from the entry point #41879 moves--outfileto that writer.bun --hot,import("x?v=2"), a deletedrequire.cacheentry). Bun keeps one map entry for each path, so the compare uses the text of the newest load.Limits
bun buildmakes the id from the generated code of the chunk and the relative source paths. The id covers neither the map nor the paths of other chunks that are printed into the chunk. Two builds can give one id to chunks with different mappings, and Bun applies that map. bundler: cover the chunk path, the source map and chunk references in[hash]and debugId #47285 changes what the id covers.debug_id(sentry-cli before 3.0 writes that key).// @bunfile with no map. error printer: take the code frame's lines from JSC's line table instead of scanning for newlines #47424 changes that code frame.onLoadreturned #46148 changes which maps coverage uses. The coverage test here has a map whose one source is the file, and that holds before and after Runtime plugins: positions go through the inline source map of whatonLoadreturned #46148.Numbers
Release builds of main (89452d2) and of this PR (c4c7751) from one checkout, linux x64. The instruction counts are user instructions of the JS thread inside
erased_get_source_map::<SourceProviderMap>, read from aperf_event_opencounter in gdb.perf,valgrindandstraceare not installed here.size) in bytesdebugIdSyscalls and allocator calls are equal on each path that accepts the map: 5 syscalls and 23 allocator calls for the small pair. A refusal adds 2
writecalls.Not done from the self-review
bun --hot. A reload registers the file again, and the secondimport()in the per-load test does the same without the timing of a file watcher.ResolvedSourceandZig::SourceProvider. The check of the first line covers the loader path that rewrites the text.not-ascii-above-id.jsreaches it after Decode module text that comes from disk or bundler output as UTF-8 #38714.Not in this PR
--sourcemapbeside the map of the last build. Bun still applies that map.open-bauth@1.6.0on npm is this case: its build script has no--sourcemap, itsdist/index.jshas no id line and 20,194 lines, and thedist/index.js.mapbeside it maps 20,123 generated lines.<file>.maponly when the file links it, by an equal debug id or by asourceMappingURLof<basename>.map. The code is commit b650375 on the branchrobobun/d05b985c/sourcemap-pairing-guard-wip, written for sourcemap: accept a source map whosesourcesContentis absent or null #36582 and taken out of it. A review of that commit asks for three changes if the rule is used: apply it at the read by name for every shape of map, treat two different ids as not linked before the name test, and keep the verdict of the first lookup for the later read of the lines of code. This PR already does the second and the third.<file>.mapthat the file does not link still used (main uses it), and do the other shapes ofsourcesContentthat Bun refuses stay refused (sourcemap: accept a source map whosesourcesContentis absent or null #36582).Module.wrapper = ["", ""],require()of abun build --target=bun --format=cjsbundle with no sourcemap fails withSyntaxError: Unexpected end of script. The cause is the 4 character cut above. This PR does not cause it and does not change it.Tests
test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts: one table of 20 files whose map Bun reads and 20 files whose map Bun refuses (ESM and CommonJS, one with a#!line), threeModule.wrappercases, an error that nothing catches, the next load after a refusal, and a map that another build replaces while the file runs (with and without the source file on disk).test/bundler/bundler_bun.test.ts: realexternalandlinkedbundles inesmandcjs, andlinkedwith a--public-path, each run as built and then beside a map with another id.test/cli/test/coverage.test.ts: coverage lines of a file whose map has the same id, and of one whose map has another id.<file>.map.test/aot/runner-suites.known.txtnames the coverage test. The bundler cases ask for the mapped frame withtoContain, which those suites pass over.test/js/bun/sourcemap/, bakesourcemapandserver-sourcemap,bundler_npm,bundler_edgecase,bundler_comments,compile-library,inspect-error,node/module/sourcemap, regression 22003, 10139, 29240, 32492) and the 195 source lints. 10 of the 766 need more than the 5 second default on this debug build and pass with a longer timeout.no test proof · iteration 10 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/test/coverage.test.ts