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jsc: keep the code frame of a printed error for the next print of the same place - #47659
Each print of an error loads a whole source to cut its code frame (the source lines above it): the module's file, or a bundle's source map (Lookup::get_source_code in VirtualMachine::remap_zig_exception).
A bundled Bun.serve (6.3 MB map) with one throwing route serves 45 failing requests per second.
Fix
CodeFrameSlots keeps the lines that a print cut: 64 places per VM, at most 4096 bytes each. The next print of a place copies them and reads nothing. That server serves 789 to 1,186 per second.
A place is the module's ParsedSourceMap value, the source under it, and the line.
Verified: test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js, test/bundler/bun-build-compile-sourcemap.test.ts (16 new tests, 15 fail on main). Other suites: Notes.
Self-reviewed: 21 concerns raised, 20 addressed. Rejected: tests that pin the compiled-in-place arm and the bake dev server, where nothing is kept.
Background
SavedSourceMap holds one ParsedSourceMap per module URL. A module that bun transpiles again gets a new one, so its old slots stop matching.
A kept frame does not show an edit on disk until the module loads again or 64 newer places print. Main reads the disk at each print.
A print that never repeats pays 1 allocation and 1,253 instructions (on 29,250). The binary grows 1,792 bytes. A VM keeps at most 272 KiB.
Unchanged cost: a 65th place in rotation, a frame over 4096 bytes, an error whose .stack was read.
Notes
Origin
A maintainer asked for this in chat, from a comparison with Deno: "cache the resolved source line for error code frames". No user issue reports it. This PR replaces #36605, which the inactivity sweep closed with no human review.
Differences from the request, for @Jarred-Sumner to accept or refuse
The key. The request keys a table on SavedSourceMap by (wyhash(generated_source_url), source_index, line). This PR keys 64 slots on RareData by the identity of the module's ParsedSourceMap value (held as a Weak), the source under it (a sourcesContent index, or "the module's own file"), and the line.
Invalidation. The request clears entries in put_mappings and remove_source_provider. This PR changes no writer. put_mappings, put_value, remove_source_provider and get_with_content compile to the same instructions as on main (289, 399, 299 and 432 instructions, llvm-objdump, static addresses masked).
Staleness. As in the request, nothing looks at the file again (no mtime, size or hash, which REVIEW.md asks of a file-keyed cache). The text is pinned until bun transpiles the module again or 64 newer places replace the slot.
Size. The request has no bound and keeps about 200 bytes per line. This PR keeps the bytes as they are in the source (the printer clamps when it prints, so a change of the clamp cannot make a slot stale), refuses a frame over 4096 bytes, and never keeps a failed load or a file that was read in place of the map's text.
What a kept frame can show that main does not
A source edited on disk with no reload. Main shows the new bytes at the old line. This PR shows the text of the last load. One print can show two versions of a file: after chain.ts changes n > 10 to n > 99 on disk, a print of an error whose cause is from a kept place shows if (n > 99) in the outer frame and if (n > 10) in the cause frame. Main shows n > 99 in both. The code that runs is n > 10.
A module that is evaluated again without bun's transpiler (module._compile from a require.extensions handler, after an edit). The table keeps the old map value, so the old slots still match. Main maps such a frame through the same old map, so its line is already that of the old code. Handed off as separate work.
A module with a relative source URL (URL.createObjectURL(Bun.file("rel.js"))) after process.chdir. Main reads rel.js of the new directory.
A source that was deleted. A kept place prints its original lines. Another place of the module prints the transpiled lines, as on main.
Numbers
Release builds of main (3f3a9ff) and of this PR, Linux x64, one machine. The timing tables are from the first commit (9589c40). The counts are from 5708972.
bench/sourcemap/code-frame-bench.ts, microseconds per print, main then PR, two runs each:
source
the same place again
64 places in rotation
65 places in rotation
a line of 5000 bytes
module that bun transpiled, 10 KB
10.0 to 15.5, then 5.5 to 5.8
10.7 to 11.4, then 6.2 to 6.4
10.1 to 10.9, then 10.5 to 10.9
10.6 to 11.4, then 10.5 to 11.4
bundle, 17 KB map
38.4 to 42.0, then 5.8 to 6.5
40.3 to 44.1, then 7.3
41.1 to 47.3, then 44.2 to 44.8
40.2 to 47.3, then 43.1 to 44.1
module that bun transpiled, 4 MB
835 to 878, then 5.4 to 5.9
778 to 789, then 6.2 to 6.8
770 to 788, then 773 to 816
778 to 805, then 766 to 810
bundle, 4.2 MB map
13,303 to 13,794, then 5.9 to 6.3
13,327 to 13,749, then 6.4 to 6.5
13,338 to 13,364, then 13,390 to 13,779
13,310 to 13,737, then 13,358 to 13,780
The first print of a place is within the run-to-run spread of main in every row.
Interleaved A/B, 10 rounds, medians of 150 repeat prints of one error, with the A/A noise of main against main:
source
main
PR
noise
4 KB module
7.46 us
2.68 us
2.0%
600 KB module
249.51 us
2.53 us
2.8%
1.2 MB module
490.90 us
2.56 us
0.9%
bundle, 1.9 KB map
11.27 us
4.09 us
0.4%
bundle, 170 KB map
397.67 us
2.98 us
0.3%
Server: a bun build --target=bun --sourcemap=external bundle of Bun.serve with error(e) { console.error(e) }. One client sends requests to a route that throws, one after the other, and a second client does the same on a route that does not throw. 3 seconds, 3 interleaved rounds.
map
failing requests per second, main then PR
median of the other route, main then PR
2.1 MB
119 to 124, then 818 to 1,039
7.7 to 8.0 ms, then 1.0 to 1.2 ms
6.3 MB
44 to 45, then 789 to 1,186
21.9 to 22.2 ms, then 1.0 to 1.2 ms
The other route alone has a median of 0.65 to 0.68 ms.
Counts:
Source loads per repeat print: 0 (main: 1) for a module that bun transpiled, an external map, an inline map and Bun.inspect([e, { a: e, b: { c: e } }]). A chain of 9 errors from 9 places: 9, then 0. An error whose .stack was read first: 1, as on main. (getCounters().codeFrame_sourceLoads over 100 repeats.)
Bytes read per repeat print: 0 B in 0 read() calls. Main: 614,515 B in 2 calls for a 614,515-byte module, 170,181 B in 2 calls for a 170,181-byte map. (/proc/self/io.)
Allocations: a print that keeps its frame makes 1 more (the kept text), and 1 more again on the 5 prints where the slot list grows to 4, 8, 16, 32 and 64. A kept print makes 1 (the copy) and no load. The first kept frame of a VM makes 2 more, once, if nothing created RareData (1,664 bytes) before. (gdb breakpoints on the Rust allocator inside the new functions, debug build.)
Instructions of remap_zig_exception, 17 KB module: a print of a new place with 64 slots in use 30,503 (main 29,250). With a frame just under 4096 bytes 29,018 (main 27,759). A kept print 16,809 (main 29,809). With BUN_DISABLE_SOURCE_CODE_PREVIEW=1: 18,442 (main 18,418). (gdb stepi, release build.)
Memory: at most 64 x 4,096 bytes of text, 6,144 bytes of slots and 64 x 160 bytes of map values that are no longer in the table. RSS after 30,000 prints from 10,000 places: +29.7 MB (main +27.8 MB. An earlier pair of runs gave 22.0 and 24.3).
Binary: +1,792 bytes of text (llvm-size: 140,287,599 to 140,289,391).
strace, perf and valgrind are not in the container. The read counts are from /proc/self/io and the instruction counts from gdb.
What still loads, at the cost it has on main
The first print of each place. Another line of the same module is another place.
A 65th place in rotation, and every place after a --hot reload (each reload makes new map values).
A frame over 4096 bytes. In a minified bundle that is every print.
A frame that arrives remapped: an error whose .stack was read, and an error of a bake dev-server page (checked: such an error reaches the printer remapped, so two prints make two loads).
A source whose text the map does not give: no sourcesContent entry, or a .map that cannot be read when the printer asks. The printer then reads the file that the map names, as on main, and does not keep it. A review found that the first commit kept that file under the map's source index.
A module that is compiled in place (AOT). That arm only gets the counter.
A miss with a source map is O(map size): 13.5 ms for a 4.2 MB map. Stack samples put it in the JSON string decoder, which handles a string with an escape one code point at a time. That, and the line scan plus the string round trip of the by-path arm, are handed off as separate work.
Comments that stated the old rule
ParsedSourceMap::underlying_provider: "This has the downside of repeatedly re-decoding sourcemaps if multiple errors are emitted".
Lookup::get_source_code: "This data is freed after printed on the assumption that printing errors to the console are rare".
Both now say what the printer keeps.
Tests
inspect-error.test.js, block "the code frame of an error that is printed again": 15 tests, 14 fail on main. Most read the counter. repeat prints do not read the source again (/proc/self/io) and the editedOnDisk rows do not.
a file that is read in place of a source map that cannot be read: the .map is cut short for one print. The frames must be the file on disk, then the map's text twice. The loads must be 1, 1, 0.
bun-build-compile-sourcemap.test.ts: one test. A --compile executable has one map for all modules, so only the source index tells line 3 of a.ts from line 3 of b.ts.
Checked by breaking the code: without the preview gate, both BUN_DISABLE_* tests and the console.warn test fail. With the source index ignored, the sourcesContent test fails. With the map identity ignored, 3 tests fail.
No test can see the zero-byte gate (kept_ranges.is_none()): without it the fallback scan runs and the fill overwrites its result, so the output is the same.
inspect-error-leak.test.js, error-gc-test.test.js and the stack overflow test of bun-inspect.test.ts print from one place in a loop. After this PR all their prints but the first use a kept frame. The two test.serial tests of the new block do the same work on prints that load each time (a frame too long to keep, 65 places in rotation). They are in this file because two of those three files time out in a debug build on main.
With the settings of the ASAN lane (detect_leaks=1, BUN_DESTRUCT_VM_ON_EXIT=1) on a debug build, the new tests pass and there is no leak report. Two older tests of these files exceed 5 s there (Malloc=1 with an eval source, and the first --compile test). Neither reaches the new code.
Also ran on the debug build: test/js/bun/sourcemap/, vm-sourceUrl.test.ts, inspect.test.js, reportError.test.ts, serve.test.ts -t "dev error page", hot.test.ts -t sourcemap, test/bake/dev/server-sourcemap.test.ts, bundler_compile.test.ts -t ourcemap.
The review also raised 7 smaller points. 5 are done. The other 2 are the zero-byte gate above and a skip for a kernel whose /proc/self/io has no rchar.
… same place
The error printer shows up to six source lines above an error. To cut
them it loads the whole source on every print. For a module that bun
transpiled it reads the file. For a module with a source map it parses
the whole map for `sourcesContent`.
`CodeFrameSlots` (on `RareData`, one per VM) keeps the lines that a
print cut. It holds 64 places of at most 4096 bytes each. A place is one
line of one source under one `ParsedSourceMap` value. The next print of
an error from the same place copies the kept lines and loads nothing.
A module that loads again gets a new `ParsedSourceMap` value, so its old
slots stop matching. No writer of the source map table changes.
These prints load the source as before: a frame longer than 4096 bytes,
a place that 64 newer places replaced, a frame that arrives remapped
(for example an error whose `.stack` was read) and a module that is
compiled in place.
`getCounters().codeFrame_sourceLoads` in bun:internal-for-testing counts
the loads. bench/sourcemap/code-frame-bench.ts measures each case.
Status: ready for review. No test that this PR adds or touches failed in CI. The red tests of the CI runs are test/aot/* and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts, which are also red on main. One decision is open for the maintainer: the four differences from the request (first block of Notes in the description).
How to reproduce
The cost on main: run bun bench/sourcemap/code-frame-bench.ts from this branch with a release build of main. The row "the same place again" of "large bundle with an external source map" (4.2 MB map) is 13.3 to 13.8 ms per print. With this PR it is 5.9 to 6.3 microseconds.
The tests: bun bd test test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js (14 of the 15 new tests fail on main) and bun bd test test/bundler/bun-build-compile-sourcemap.test.ts (the new test fails on main).
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src/jsc/Counters.rs
src/jsc/SavedSourceMap.rs
src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs
src/jsc/rare_data.rs
src/sourcemap/Mapping.rs
src/sourcemap/ParsedSourceMap.rs
test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js
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Walkthrough
The change adds a bounded cache for error code-frame text and line ranges. Exception printing reuses cached frames and counts source loads. New tests cover cache behavior, and a benchmark measures code-frame printing.
Changes
Error code-frame caching
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Cache storage and source identity src/bun_core/string/immutable.rs, src/jsc/rare_data.rs, src/jsc/SavedSourceMap.rs, src/sourcemap/Mapping.rs, src/sourcemap/ParsedSourceMap.rs
Adds a 64-entry cache keyed by source map, source identity, and line. The cache stores valid, nonempty ranges up to 4096 bytes and replaces entries round-robin. LineRange fields and index_of_line_ranges become public.
Exception printing and load accounting src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs, src/jsc/Counters.rs, src/jsc/Counters.bind.ts
Exception printing looks up cached source and ranges, counts whole-source loads on cache misses, and stores newly computed nonempty ranges. It uses the selected ranges to populate exception source lines.
Regression tests and benchmark test/bundler/bun-build-compile-sourcemap.test.ts, test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js, bench/sourcemap/code-frame-bench.ts
Adds tests for cache reuse, source reloads, capacity, output modes, and source-load counts. Adds benchmarks for repeated code-frame printing with small and 4 MiB fixtures.
Suggested reviewers: dylan-conway, jarred-sumner
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 57089
No actionable merge-blocking defect remains established. The cache avoids repeated source requests, and the counter includes unsuccessful requests as documented; merging is reasonable after normal checks.
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Add exact numbered-line expectations for the boundary fixtures.
The test confirms that a kept frame matches a fresh frame, and that the fresh plain output contains throw new Error. It does not check the numbered lines of the CRLF, first-line, no-newline, or byte-boundary fixtures. If the shared fill or line numbering produced the same wrong lines on both paths, the test would still pass. Normal fixtures have exact numbered-line expectations, so this gap is narrow. Assert the expected N | lines for these fixtures to close it.
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Add exact numbered-line assertions for the CRLF, first-line, no-newline, and
byte-boundary fixtures in the test around `out[name]`, checking the expected `N
| ` lines in the rendered frame output rather than only comparing kept and fresh
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Review comments at @src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:
- Around line 7261-7262: Update the CodeFrameSourceLoads marking around
get_source_code so it occurs only when a valid source proceeds to an actual
read, not when an out-of-range source_index returns None before reading. Ensure
the fallback path does not count the same print again.
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first-line, no-newline, and byte-boundary fixtures in the test around
`out[name]`, checking the expected `N | ` lines in the rendered frame output
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bench/sourcemap/code-frame-bench.ts
src/bun_core/string/immutable.rs
src/jsc/Counters.bind.ts
src/jsc/Counters.rs
src/jsc/SavedSourceMap.rs
src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs
src/jsc/rare_data.rs
src/sourcemap/Mapping.rs
src/sourcemap/ParsedSourceMap.rs
test/bundler/bun-build-compile-sourcemap.test.ts
test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js
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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 cache key for address reuse (each slot holds a Weak<ParsedSourceMap>, which pins the allocation, so a stale slot cannot match a new map at the same address) and the kept-frame indexing in remap_zig_exception (put rejects any range outside the stored span or with start > end, and the ranges are rebased to the copy, so code[range.start..range.end] on a kept frame stays in bounds).
Extended reasoning...
The change adds a per-VM ring of 64 kept code frames on RareData and rewires remap_zig_exception to consult it before loading a source file or a source map's sourcesContent; it touches no auth, crypto or injection surface. The two inline findings concern staleness of the kept text relative to the disk, which is a design trade-off the author should weigh with a maintainer, so this is a defer rather than an approve.
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🟡 (optional) After merging, a developer whose long-running process prints an error from a file edited since it loaded sees the old source lines, and one error chain can show two versions of the same file. The ByPath slot stored at src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:7351 is a copy of the module's file on disk keyed only by map identity and line (src/jsc/rare_data.rs:213), with no mtime, size or hash, so an edit without a re-transpile never invalidates it. Fix: a file-keyed slot must carry the file's identity at load time (stat mtime+size, or a content hash of the read) and miss when it differs; or do not keep ByPath frames at all.
Why this was flagged
Trigger: a process run without --hot (plain bun run server.ts, bun test, a CLI tool) prints an error from module M at line L, the developer edits M on disk, and the process prints an error from M again. The second print of the same (map, ByPath, L) place hits src/jsc/rare_data.rs:213 and copies the old bytes (src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:7300-7304); a print from another line of M misses and reads the current file (src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:7306-7325). One cause chain therefore shows if (n > 99) in one frame and if (n > 10) in another, which the PR description itself concedes. On the base branch every print reads the file (base get_lines_in_text over a fresh fetch), so all frames of one print show one version. The invalidation that is relied on (SavedSourceMap::put_value replacing the Arc, src/jsc/SavedSourceMap.rs:233) only fires on a re-transpile, which a plain edit never causes. The test at test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js:821 pins editedOnDisk: true, certifying the stale read.
Verification:get matches purely on core::ptr::eq(slot.map.as_ptr(), Arc::as_ptr(map)) && slot.source == source && slot.line == line (rare_data.rs). A later print of the same (map, ByPath, L) hits at lines 7300-7304 and copies the old bytes, while a print of another line of the same module misses and reads the current file (7306-7325), so one chain/process can show two versions of the file.
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This is difference 3 in the description (first block of Notes). It is open for the maintainer who asked for the change: the request pins the text until the module loads again.
The two other options:
A stat for each kept print of a by-path frame, with the mtime and the size stored at the load. That costs one syscall per kept print and one per first print. The output is then the same as on main, except for an edit that keeps both values.
No slots for by-path frames. Then only modules with a source map gain (13 ms per print at a 4.2 MB map). A module that bun transpiled keeps the cost it has on main (10 us at 10 KB, 0.8 ms at 4 MB).
When a source map cannot be read, `Lookup::get_source_code` reads the
file that the map names. The printer kept that text under the map's
source index, so a later print showed it after the map was readable
again. `get_source_code` now says where its text came from, and a file
that was read in place of the map's text is not kept.
The counter doc says what it counts: each arm that the printer asks.
The added comments are one line each. The parity test also checks the
line numbers of each frame.
Lookup::get_source_code reports where its text came from. A file that is read in place of the source map's text is not kept under the map's source index (thread on VirtualMachine.rs:7262, with a new test).
The parity test (a kept frame prints like a fresh one) now checks the line numbers of each frame, for the CRLF, first-line, no-newline and byte-boundary fixtures.
The doc of the counter says what it counts: each arm that the printer asks for a whole source.
The added comments in src/ are one line each.
Still open: the by-path text has no mtime or size check. That is difference 3 in the description, and it waits for the maintainer's decision.
The string round trip of the by-path arm, which the Notes here hand off, is #47770. It is stacked on this branch: it replaces the load that runs when no frame is kept, and its tests count codeFrame_sourceLoads.
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Problem
Lookup::get_source_codeinVirtualMachine::remap_zig_exception).Bun.serve(6.3 MB map) with one throwing route serves 45 failing requests per second.Fix
CodeFrameSlotskeeps the lines that a print cut: 64 places per VM, at most 4096 bytes each. The next print of a place copies them and reads nothing. That server serves 789 to 1,186 per second.ParsedSourceMapvalue, the source under it, and the line.test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js,test/bundler/bun-build-compile-sourcemap.test.ts(16 new tests, 15 fail on main). Other suites: Notes.Background
SavedSourceMapholds oneParsedSourceMapper module URL. A module that bun transpiles again gets a new one, so its old slots stop matching.Downsides
.stackwas read.Notes
Origin
A maintainer asked for this in chat, from a comparison with Deno: "cache the resolved source line for error code frames". No user issue reports it. This PR replaces #36605, which the inactivity sweep closed with no human review.
Differences from the request, for @Jarred-Sumner to accept or refuse
SavedSourceMapby(wyhash(generated_source_url), source_index, line). This PR keys 64 slots onRareDataby the identity of the module'sParsedSourceMapvalue (held as aWeak), the source under it (asourcesContentindex, or "the module's own file"), and the line.put_mappingsandremove_source_provider. This PR changes no writer.put_mappings,put_value,remove_source_providerandget_with_contentcompile to the same instructions as on main (289, 399, 299 and 432 instructions,llvm-objdump, static addresses masked).REVIEW.mdasks of a file-keyed cache). The text is pinned until bun transpiles the module again or 64 newer places replace the slot.What a kept frame can show that main does not
chain.tschangesn > 10ton > 99on disk, a print of an error whose cause is from a kept place showsif (n > 99)in the outer frame andif (n > 10)in the cause frame. Main showsn > 99in both. The code that runs isn > 10.module._compilefrom arequire.extensionshandler, after an edit). The table keeps the old map value, so the old slots still match. Main maps such a frame through the same old map, so its line is already that of the old code. Handed off as separate work.URL.createObjectURL(Bun.file("rel.js"))) afterprocess.chdir. Main readsrel.jsof the new directory.Numbers
Release builds of main (3f3a9ff) and of this PR, Linux x64, one machine. The timing tables are from the first commit (9589c40). The counts are from 5708972.
bench/sourcemap/code-frame-bench.ts, microseconds per print, main then PR, two runs each:The first print of a place is within the run-to-run spread of main in every row.
Interleaved A/B, 10 rounds, medians of 150 repeat prints of one error, with the A/A noise of main against main:
Server: a
bun build --target=bun --sourcemap=externalbundle ofBun.servewitherror(e) { console.error(e) }. One client sends requests to a route that throws, one after the other, and a second client does the same on a route that does not throw. 3 seconds, 3 interleaved rounds.The other route alone has a median of 0.65 to 0.68 ms.
Counts:
Bun.inspect([e, { a: e, b: { c: e } }]). A chain of 9 errors from 9 places: 9, then 0. An error whose.stackwas read first: 1, as on main. (getCounters().codeFrame_sourceLoadsover 100 repeats.)read()calls. Main: 614,515 B in 2 calls for a 614,515-byte module, 170,181 B in 2 calls for a 170,181-byte map. (/proc/self/io.)RareData(1,664 bytes) before. (gdb breakpoints on the Rust allocator inside the new functions, debug build.)remap_zig_exception, 17 KB module: a print of a new place with 64 slots in use 30,503 (main 29,250). With a frame just under 4096 bytes 29,018 (main 27,759). A kept print 16,809 (main 29,809). WithBUN_DISABLE_SOURCE_CODE_PREVIEW=1: 18,442 (main 18,418). (gdbstepi, release build.)llvm-size: 140,287,599 to 140,289,391).strace,perfandvalgrindare not in the container. The read counts are from/proc/self/ioand the instruction counts from gdb.What still loads, at the cost it has on main
--hotreload (each reload makes new map values)..stackwas read, and an error of a bake dev-server page (checked: such an error reaches the printer remapped, so two prints make two loads).sourcesContententry, or a.mapthat cannot be read when the printer asks. The printer then reads the file that the map names, as on main, and does not keep it. A review found that the first commit kept that file under the map's source index.Comments that stated the old rule
ParsedSourceMap::underlying_provider: "This has the downside of repeatedly re-decoding sourcemaps if multiple errors are emitted".Lookup::get_source_code: "This data is freed after printed on the assumption that printing errors to the console are rare".Both now say what the printer keeps.
Tests
inspect-error.test.js, block "the code frame of an error that is printed again": 15 tests, 14 fail on main. Most read the counter.repeat prints do not read the source again(/proc/self/io) and theeditedOnDiskrows do not.a file that is read in place of a source map that cannot be read: the.mapis cut short for one print. The frames must be the file on disk, then the map's text twice. The loads must be 1, 1, 0.bun-build-compile-sourcemap.test.ts: one test. A--compileexecutable has one map for all modules, so only the source index tells line 3 ofa.tsfrom line 3 ofb.ts.BUN_DISABLE_*tests and theconsole.warntest fail. With the source index ignored, thesourcesContenttest fails. With the map identity ignored, 3 tests fail.kept_ranges.is_none()): without it the fallback scan runs and the fill overwrites its result, so the output is the same.inspect-error-leak.test.js,error-gc-test.test.jsand the stack overflow test ofbun-inspect.test.tsprint from one place in a loop. After this PR all their prints but the first use a kept frame. The twotest.serialtests of the new block do the same work on prints that load each time (a frame too long to keep, 65 places in rotation). They are in this file because two of those three files time out in a debug build on main.detect_leaks=1,BUN_DESTRUCT_VM_ON_EXIT=1) on a debug build, the new tests pass and there is no leak report. Two older tests of these files exceed 5 s there (Malloc=1with anevalsource, and the first--compiletest). Neither reaches the new code.test/js/bun/sourcemap/,vm-sourceUrl.test.ts,inspect.test.js,reportError.test.ts,serve.test.ts -t "dev error page",hot.test.ts -t sourcemap,test/bake/dev/server-sourcemap.test.ts,bundler_compile.test.ts -t ourcemap./proc/self/iohas norchar.Other open PRs on this function
'codeblock.index_of_line_rangesreturns for CRLF. A kept frame stores the ranges of that function, so a kept print stays equal to a fresh one.sourcesContentis absent or null #36582, Runtime plugins: positions go through the inline source map of whatonLoadreturned #46148, sourcemap: pass the real source count to the mappings decoder #47240 and sourcemap: replace SourceContentPtr's u64 pointer pun with an enum #37580 changesrc/sourcemap. This PR edits two doc comments there.