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Problem

  • require() of a .jsonc, .toml, .yaml, .json5, .xml or package.json file can return truncated data with exit code 0. A debug build aborts: SHOULD NEVER BE REACHED at JSONRowsToJS.cpp:109.
  • parse_json (src/sourcemap/lib.rs:887) parses a source map into the thread's AST store, then rewinds it. It can run in a collection while expr_to_js (src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs:2932) reads a data file from it.

Fix

  • parse_json and serialize_json_source_map_for_standalone parse in their own arena under ASTMemoryAllocator::borrowing. They never touch the store, so initialize_store() (An idle collection finishes while the JS thread is parked; the GC tick backs off under timer chatter #43681) goes. A debug-only Disabler scope panics if a node goes there.
  • get_source_map_impl has no arena, so a lookup that finds no map makes no heap.
  • Verified: test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts (11 new tests, release main fails all). Also the data loader suites, bundler_compile.
  • Self-reviewed: 46 concerns raised, 43 addressed. Rejected: a rewind lint (separate change), a collector thread row (passes on main), a YAML issue (Notes).

Background

  • The AST store is a thread-local bump store for parser nodes. An ASTMemoryAllocator scope sends nodes to an arena.
  • A collection can format the stack of an unread Error. For a // @bun file, that parses its source map.
  • Same scope as parse_json_object (src/sema/driver/host.rs:1265, Compile TypeScript to machine code ahead of time: bun build --compile --aot #45631). A recycled arena per thread leaves one mimalloc heap per exited Worker.

Downsides

  • A lazy .map parse costs +10,156 instructions (28,348 -> 38,504). An inline map: +4,111. A 170 KB map: +0.13%.
  • A data URL that fails before a .map file costs +15,380: two heaps.
  • A module loaded from a replaced Array.prototype.join during a YAML ? [a, b] key still rewinds the store.
Notes

All numbers are from release builds of main cee9dd9 and of this branch on linux x64, unless a line says debug.

Measurements

  • lazy source-map parse: mi_heap_new/destroy 1/1 -> 1/1, mi_heap_malloc +5, madvise +0, minor faults +0 per parse (main vs PR)
  • lazy source-map parse: 28,348 -> 38,504 instructions (noise floor +-94, main vs PR)
  • module load: JS +0 instructions, data file +0 instructions, 0 allocations (the loader is not changed)
  • release binary text: -256 bytes (parse_json 2,705 -> 2,685 B, parse_url 629 -> 461 B, main vs PR)
  • collector thread: store blocks 1 -> 0. No arena is kept between parses
  • store blocks allocated while pinned: does not apply, this change has no pin

Reproduction

bun --smol main.cjs with BUN_JSC_useConcurrentGC=0. main.cjs makes an Error in each of four // @bun modules that have an 85-byte .map file with the fields that bun build writes. Then it loads a data file: one value of 4 MiB, then 40 small values.

Load main This branch
.jsonc, package.json, .xml (require and import()) 1 of 41 keys, exit code 0 41
.toml (require and import()), .yaml 41 keys, 1 value wrong, exit code 0 41, all right
.json5 segmentation fault 41
.jsonc, each module with a data URL that fails and a .map file 1 of 41 keys, exit code 0 41
.yaml, with a Bun.build({ compile }) that completes inside its conversion segmentation fault 41
  • 108 of 108 runs of each row on main give that result, with 36 processes at a time on 12 cores (20 of 20 for the Bun.build row).
  • With the default concurrent collector the collection often ends after this load, which is short once the large value is made. Then nothing is wrong, so the tests set BUN_JSC_useConcurrentGC=0. The file of the first report (an array of 600 strings of 4 KB) needs only --smol: main returns 224 to 355 of 600 items in six runs.
  • The debug build of main aborts with SHOULD NEVER BE REACHED at JSONRowsToJS.cpp:109, or ASAN reports a SEGV: a reset fills the store with 0xAA there.
  • bun bd test of the test file with the src/ of main: 3 pass, 1 skip, 10 fail. Each of the ten rows fails by its assertion in 0.5 to 1.0 s, with exit code 1 and an ASAN SEGV report. With this branch: 13 pass, 1 skip, each row in 0.5 to 1.1 s.
  • The children run with symbolize=0 in ASAN_OPTIONS. Without it a crashed child spends about 5 s in the symbolizer of the debug binary, and each row only reports its timeout.
  • The call path, from lldb: jsFunctionRequireCommonJS -> Bun__transpileFile -> expr_to_js -> Bun__JSONRows__toJS -> JSString::create -> Heap::collectInMutatorThread -> Heap::runEndPhase -> ErrorInstance::reconcileWeakReferencesAtGCEnd -> Bun::formatStackTrace -> Bun__remapStackFramePositions -> SavedSourceMap::get_with_content -> bun_sourcemap::parse_json.
  • A release build shows the damage only once a second map is parsed during the load: the first parse rewinds the store, the second writes its five nodes over the start of it. RowsToJS::object reads count again on each turn, so the object ends early.
  • JSC formats the stack of an unread Error at the end of a collection when one of its frames is dead (ErrorInstance::reconcileWeakReferencesAtGCEnd). The frames are weak, so this is the last time the stack can be read.
  • .json is not affected: it goes to JSC as text.
  • A // @bun file whose data URL fails and that has a valid .map file: the frame is remapped from the .map file, on main and on this branch. Two rows do that inside the collection: base64,A, which the decoder rejects (InvalidBase64), and a map whose mappings the parser rejects. base64,!!!! is not an error for the decoder: it gives zero bytes, and the parse then fails as UnsupportedVersion, on main too.
  • Possibly related closed reports: Bun crash at bun run dev #13965 and SEG Fault with Elysia and bun SQL #21351 have crashes in the same conversion (toJS under transpileSourceCode) in Elysia apps. I did not reproduce them on those versions.

What enforces it

  • Each child checks that a collection formatted at least two of its four stacks during the load. If it did not, the test fails.
  • How a child tells such a stack: it is a string already, so Error.prepareStackTrace is not called when it is read. Error.prepareStackTrace runs for a stack first read after a GC #46400 (open) calls the formatter for it, with call sites that have no function. The rows accept both. The modules are sloppy CommonJS, so the call sites of a stack that no collection formatted have their function.
  • Two is the number that damages the value on a release build of main: with one source map parsed during the load the value is intact, with two, three or four it is not.
  • The test does not ask for all four. On macOS arm64 the collection formats three of the four in the require rows. test/js/node/v8/capture-stack-trace.test.js (error.stack reads the same whether it is materialized on access or by a collection #43387) takes the same position: whether a collection formats a given stack is not up to the test.
  • Each child makes one more Error first, in a file with no source map file. If a collection formats that stack before the load, the test fails: the source maps must be parsed in the load. With a Bun.gc(true) put before the load, a release build of main returns the right value, and only this check fails.
  • The child compares the 4 MiB value with its content, after the count of the stacks (the comparison allocates).
  • With the two scope lines removed and the guard kept, a debug build panics with [bun_ast::expr::Expr] called while disabled on the first lazy parse: every row of the file fails, and test/bundler/compile-sourcemap-internal.test.ts fails for the build-time function. The ASAN lane of CI has the guard: an ASAN build turns on debug-assertions for the Rust crates (scripts/build/rust.ts).
  • serialize_json_source_map_for_standalone is not reached from a collection. Its callers are the CLI, the bundle thread and the completion task of Bun.build({ compile }) on the JS thread. Only the last one can run above a reader of the store: JavaScript that runs inside the conversion of a YAML file (a key that is a sequence is named with Array.prototype.join) calls Bun.build() with a plugin, and that call waits until the first build completes. The last new test does that. On a release build of main the process crashes.
  • That test is skipped on debug and ASAN builds, where the executable that it writes is 1.7 GB. There the guard is the check.
  • No lint on StoreResetGuard in this change. The four other sites are correct (see Not changed here), so a lint needs a list of allowed sites and a rule for which crates a VM can reach. That is a change of its own.

Where the arena lives

  • parse_json makes the arena for its nodes, as serialize_json_source_map_for_standalone does. Its signature and its three callers for a .map file are as on main.
  • parse_url decodes a base64 URL with bun_base64::decode_alloc into a Vec, as src/resolver/data_url.rs:177 does.
  • get_source_map_impl had an arena only for those decoded bytes. It has none now. The comment above it was about a stack buffer that no longer exists, so it goes too.

Cost of a lazy source map parse

2,000 modules, each with its own map (200 for the 170 KB map). The cost is the run that reads .stack minus the run that does not, divided by the number of modules. Instructions are user instructions of all threads (perf_event_open), median of 7 interleaved runs, BUN_JSC_useJIT=0 BUN_JSC_useConcurrentGC=0.

Per lookup main This branch
Instructions, 127-byte .map file 28,348 38,504
Instructions, 170 KB .map file from bun build 8,081,651 8,091,847
Instructions, 127-byte inline base64 map 35,068 39,179
Instructions, Bun.inspect(error) (it parses the map on each call) 36,037 46,262
Instructions, a // @bun file with no map 14,471 13,176
Instructions, a data URL that fails, then a 127-byte .map file 43,197 58,577
mi_heap_new / mi_heap_destroy, a map is parsed 1 / 1 1 / 1
mi_heap_new / mi_heap_destroy, no map 1 / 1 0 / 0
mi_heap_new / mi_heap_destroy, a data URL that fails, then a .map file 1 / 1 2 / 2
mi_heap_malloc, .map file 0 5
mi_heap_malloc, inline map 1 5
mi_heap_zalloc, a map is parsed 1 2
Minor page faults, back to back 0.036 0.031
Minor page faults, 40 parses, one each 150 ms 1,512 1,518
madvise, 40 parses, one each 150 ms 421 423
  • Noise floor: two runs of main differ by 94 instructions per parse for the 127-byte .map file, by 79 for the inline map and by 25 for the file with no map. The seven runs of the 170 KB map are within 103 of each other. The two rows of 40 spaced parses are medians of 7 runs and do not differ: the ranges are 1,498 to 1,532 and 1,499 to 1,530 faults, 396 to 452 and 418 to 429 madvise calls.
  • On main the heap of the call gets no allocation for a .map file. Here the five nodes of a small map are its first allocations, and that is the cost.
  • On main an inline map already pays for the first allocation of that heap (the decoded bytes), so it gains less. The decoded bytes now come from the heap of the thread.
  • On main a lookup that finds no map makes a heap and destroys it. Here it makes none.
  • A data URL that fails and a .map file after it: each parse makes its own heap, one after the other. This is the one lookup that costs more than with one arena for both (50,325).
  • A module load costs the same: 147,278 -> 147,274 instructions for a .js file, 49,057 -> 49,039 for .jsonc, 45,935 -> 45,875 for .toml, 45,015 -> 45,013 for .yaml (the runs of one binary differ by more).
  • Release binary: text 140,288,017 -> 140,287,761 bytes (-256). parse_json 2,705 -> 2,685 bytes, parse_url 629 -> 461 bytes.

Considered

  • One arena for the inline map and the .map file. The first version of this change had it, and main has it for the decoded bytes. A data URL that does not parse then keeps its decoded bytes and its nodes until the .map file is parsed. Order of events for that lookup on main: mi_heap_new, parse, parse, mi_heap_destroy. Here: parse, mi_heap_new, mi_heap_destroy, parse, mi_heap_new, mi_heap_destroy. Per lookup, that version against this one: 41,938 and 39,179 instructions for an inline map, 14,408 and 13,176 for a file with no map, 50,325 and 58,577 for a data URL that fails before a .map file, the same for a .map file.
  • arena.reset() after a failed inline parse. A //# sourceMappingURL=file.js.map comment also fails the inline step (UnsupportedFormat, before any allocation), so the reset needs a test on the kind of the error. Without that test each .map lookup makes a second heap.
  • A recycled arena per thread (#[thread_local], as with_text_format_source has). An earlier draft of this change had it: 27,911 instructions per parse. It left one live mimalloc heap for each Worker that read one stack and exited (heapStats().mimalloc.heaps.current 13 -> 109 after 100 Workers, main 4 -> 4). Free a Worker's parked Bun.TOML/YAML/JSON5/JSONC/XML.parse arena in VM teardown #38999 is open for the same leak in the slot it copied.
  • No reset and no scope, as bunfig.rs:1366 does (install: fix regressions and older bugs found after the package manager consolidation #45307). The five nodes of each parse then stay in the store of the thread until its next synchronous module load, and Bun.inspect(error) parses the map on each call. The collector thread also still needs a store.
  • A pin (DisableStoreReset) in the module loader. It does not stop the map parse from writing to a store that it does not own, and macros: run every macro on one dedicated VM thread #40059 deletes that flag.
  • No ambient store at all (ast: retire ambient thread-local AST allocator; make the arena a passed value #35363): one allocation per AST node on each module load.
  • Nodes from the inline chunk of the scope, in ASTMemoryAllocator::append. A small parse would then make no allocation in its arena, which is where the 10,100 instructions go. It changes the allocation of every scoped parse, so it is not in this change. I did not measure it.

Not changed here

  • The converter runs JavaScript in the middle of a YAML file: put_to_property_key in src/js_parser_jsc/expr_jsc.rs names a key that is a sequence with ToString. A replaced Array.prototype.join that loads a module there rewinds the store under the conversion. So does any other reset that this JavaScript can reach, such as the auto-installer. Bun.Transpiler: reset the AST store when the constructor returns, scope the macro parse #47105 (open) adds one more: a reset when the Bun.Transpiler constructor returns. On main, require("./outer.yaml") then returns the keys of the other file, or crashes. YAML.parse: name a key that is a sequence or a mapping once the input has been read #45593 moved that call to the end for Bun.YAML.parse. The module loader needs the same change. There is no issue for it yet. The steps are in this paragraph for whoever opens one: a .yaml file with a ? [a, b] key, and an Array.prototype.join that calls require() of a second data file.
  • iniInternals.parse (src/install_jsc/ini_jsc.rs:198, a test binding) converts from the store of the thread with no scope. It is safe now that the map parse stays out of that store.
  • Four other StoreResetGuard sites run at CLI startup or in the bundler, with no frame above them that reads the store: src/bunfig/arguments.rs:122, src/runtime/cli/filter_arg.rs:58, src/runtime/cli/pm_diff_normalize.rs:296, src/bundler/transpiler.rs:2624.
  • Lookup::get_source_code (src/sourcemap/Mapping.rs:376) parses the map again on each printed error. jsc: keep the code frame of a printed error for the next print of the same place #47659 is open for that.

Other open PRs

Collector thread

  • An idle collection finishes while the JS thread is parked; the GC tick backs off under timer chatter #43681 added initialize_store() because the end phase of an idle collection can run on the heap collector thread, which has no AST store.
  • gdb on the release build of this branch, with an idle collection (BUN_IDLE_GC_SECONDS=1, BUN_GC_RUNS_UNTIL_SKIP_RELEASE_ACCESS=0): parse_json ran on the Heap Collector Thread. No store block was allocated on that thread. The process exited with code 0 and each frame was remapped.
  • The same run on main: mi_malloc(98320) on the Heap Collector Thread after parse_json ran there. That is one block of the AST store, and nothing frees it.
  • There is no test row for this thread. Such a row passes on main, which has initialize_store(), so it cannot fail before this change. What it would catch later, a parse that needs the store of its thread, the guard already fails on the ASAN lane on any thread. The row also has to wait for the idle collection timer.

Tests run

The test file: 13 pass and 1 skip on the debug build, 14 pass on a release build. bun bd test on: test/js/bun/sourcemap/ (5 files), test/js/node/module/sourcemap.test.js, test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js, test/js/bun/resolve/{import-empty,bun-lock,jsonc}.test.*, test/js/bun/resolve/{toml,yaml,json5}/, test/js/bun/ini/ini.test.ts, test/js/bun/transpiler/transpiler-truncated-utf8.test.ts, test/regression/issue/28159.test.ts, test/bundler/{bundler_compile,bundler_bun,bundler_npm,compile-sourcemap-internal,bun-build-compile-sourcemap}.test.ts, test/bake/dev/sourcemap.test.ts, test/internal/source-lints/.

[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 3 files touched

fails on main (without fix) 
ASAN without fix: 8 FAILED
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts
bun test v1.4.4 (367d939d9)

test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts:
(pass) error.stack with an external source map does not leak the remapped file names > stack [2428.74ms]
(pass) error.stack with an external source map does not leak the remapped file names > prepareStackTrace [2675.47ms]
(pass) prints the stack trace when a `sources` entry is longer than a path buffer [448.41ms]
(fail) a source map that a collection parses leaves the AST store of the thread as it is > require of data.jsonc [5008.63ms]
  ^ this test timed out after 5000ms.
(fail) a source map that a collection parses leaves the AST store of the thread as it is > require of pkg/package.json [5013.18ms]
  ^ this test timed out after 5000ms.
(fail) a source map that a collection parses leaves the AST store of the thread as it is > require of data.xml [5000.20ms]
  ^ this test timed out after 5000ms.
(fail) a source map that a collection parses leaves the AST store of the thread as it is > req
... (truncated)

release without fix: 9 FAILED
bun test v1.4.3-canary.1 (367d939d9)

test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts:
(pass) error.stack with an external source map does not leak the remapped file names > stack [140.11ms]
(pass) error.stack with an external source map does not leak the remapped file names > prepareStackTrace [154.71ms]
149 |     stdout: "pipe",
150 |     stderr: "pipe",
151 |   });
152 |   const [stdout, stderr, exitCode] = await Promise.all([proc.stdout.text(), proc.stderr.text(), proc.exited]);
153 |   expect(stdout).toBe("");
154 |   expect(stderr).toContain("LONGSRC");
                       ^
error: expect(received).toContain(expected)

Expected to contain: "LONGSRC"
Received: "============================================================\nBun Canary v1.4.3-canary.1 (367d939d9) Linux x64\nLinux Kernel v6.1.155 | glibc v2.41\nCPU: sse42 popcnt avx avx2 avx512\nArgs: \"/workspace/bun/build/release/bun\" \"entry.js\"\nFeatures: jsc \nBuiltins: \"bun:main\" \n\nElapsed: 6ms | User: 3ms | Sys: 3ms\nRSS: 26.1 MB | Peak: 62.90 MB | Commit: 35.39 MB | Faults: 0 | Machine: 16.79 GB\n\npanic: range end index 4236 out of range for slice of length 4095\noh no: Bun has crashed
... (truncated)
passes on PR (with fix) 
ASAN with fix: all passed
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts
bun test v1.4.4 (367d939d9)

test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts:
(pass) error.stack with an external source map does not leak the remapped file names > stack [2747.42ms]
(pass) error.stack with an external source map does not leak the remapped file names > prepareStackTrace [2845.25ms]
(pass) prints the stack trace when a `sources` entry is longer than a path buffer [270.16ms]
(pass) a source map that a collection parses leaves the AST store of the thread as it is > require of data.jsonc [492.55ms]
(pass) a source map that a collection parses leaves the AST store of the thread as it is > require of pkg/package.json [545.50ms]
(pass) a source map that a collection parses leaves the AST store of the thread as it is > require of data.xml [596.91ms]
(pass) a source map that a collection parses leaves the AST store of the thread as it is > require of data.toml [650.76ms]
(pass) a source map that a collection parses leaves the AST store of the thread as it is
... (truncated)

release with fix: all passed
$ bun scripts/build.ts --profile=release
[configured] bun-profile → bun (stripped) in 1161ms (unchanged)
ninja: Entering directory `/workspace/bun/build/release'
[1/28] rustc bun_sourcemap 
[2/28] rustc bun_js_printer 
[3/28] rustc bun_transpiler 
[4/28] rustc bun_bunfig 
[5/28] rustc bun_standalone_graph 
[6/28] rustc bun_ast_jsc 
[7/28] rustc bun_semver_jsc 
[8/28] rustc bun_bundler_jsc 
[9/28] rustc bun_sys_jsc 
[10/28] rustc bun_patch_jsc 
[11/28] rustc bun_css_jsc 
[12/28] rustc bun_js_parser_jsc 
[13/28] rustc bun_install_jsc 
[14/28] rustc bun_http_jsc 
[15/28] rustc bun_sourcemap_jsc 
[16/28] rustc bun_sql_jsc 
[17/28] rustc bun_jsc 
[18/28] rustc bun_bundler 
[19/28] rustc bun_install 
[20/28] rustc bun_executable 
[21/28] rustc bun_runtime 
[22/28] check the generated files each crate waits for
[23/28] link bun-profile
ld.lld: warning: Linking two modules of different target triples: 'obj/src/simdutf_sys/bun-simdutf.cpp.o' is 'x86_64-pc-linux-gnu' whereas 'rust-target/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/deps/libbun_lint_react-46440581f8dc23da.rlib(bun_lint_react-46440581f8dc23da.bun_lint_react.6093be95695f9829-cgu.0.rcgu.o at 568468)' is 'x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu'

... (truncated)
diff hotspot 
src/sourcemap/lib.rs                               |  28 +++---
 src/standalone_graph/StandaloneModuleGraph.rs      |  10 +-
 .../external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts          | 110 +++++++++++++++++++++
 3 files changed, 133 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-)

gate history · 1 passed · 0 rejected · iteration 0

evidence per changed file 
file                                                      reads  edits  tests
src/sourcemap/lib.rs                                          5      4     60
src/standalone_graph/StandaloneModuleGraph.rs                 1      1     58
…/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts      3      3     58

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sourcemap: parse source-map JSON in a private AST scope
5bb94eb 
A source map is parsed where a stack trace is first formatted. That can
be the end phase of a collection, while the module loader still reads a
parsed data file out of the AST store of the thread. `parse_json` put
the nodes of the map in that store and rewound it when it returned, so
`require()` of a .jsonc, .toml, .yaml, .json5, .xml or package.json file
could return a value with keys missing or wrong, or crash.

`parse_json` and `serialize_json_source_map_for_standalone` now parse
under `ASTMemoryAllocator::borrowing`, so their nodes go to an arena of
the call. They do not write to the store of the thread or reset it, and
the collector thread needs no store. A debug-only guard fails the parse
if a node goes to the store of the thread.
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Status: the fix is in this PR (#47703). It is ready for a maintainer.

How I reproduced it, on a release build of main (cee9dd9) on linux x64:

  • Fixture: four // @bun modules, each with a .map file as bun build writes it, and a data file whose first value is 4 MiB.
  • main.cjs calls Bun.gc(true), makes one unread Error in each module, then loads the data file.
  • Run: BUN_JSC_useConcurrentGC=0 bun --smol main.cjs require ./data.jsonc.
  • Result on main: .jsonc, package.json and .xml return 1 of 41 keys with exit code 0. .toml and .yaml return one wrong value. .json5 crashes.
  • Result on this branch: all 41 keys, all values right.

The same fixture is the block of new tests in test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts. A release build of main fails all 11 new tests. A debug build with the src/ of main fails the 10 that run there, each by its assertion. With this branch the file passes.

CI on 1b951de (build 136899, finished): the test file passes on each lane. Those are Linux x64 and arm64 with glibc and with musl, the ASAN lane, macOS arm64 and x64, and Windows x64 and arm64. No failure in the build is new to this branch. The 28 red tests are 27 files under test/aot/ and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts, and they fail on main too. The other failures passed on a retry.

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Updated 9:06 AM PT - Nov 2nd, 2026

❌ @robobun, your commit 1b951de has 40 failures in Build #136899 (All Failures):

🧪   To try this PR locally:

bunx bun-pr 47703

That installs a local version of the PR into your bun-47703 executable, so you can run:

bun-47703 --bun

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Source-map parsing now decodes base64 data into an owned buffer and uses a local arena-backed AST allocator. Standalone source-map serialization uses the same allocation scope. Regression tests cover stack remapping and data integrity during garbage collection, malformed inline source maps, and YAML conversion during a build.

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Source-map parsing and regression coverage

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Source-map AST allocation
src/sourcemap/lib.rs, src/standalone_graph/StandaloneModuleGraph.rs		 parse_url decodes base64 data into an owned Vec. parse_json and standalone source-map serialization use a local arena-backed AST allocator with statement and expression stores disabled.
GC and YAML conversion regression tests
test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts		 Tests load data files through require and import during garbage collection, exercise malformed inline source maps, and complete a build during YAML conversion. They check remapped stacks, data integrity, stderr, process exit status, and build success.

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The allocation changes have no established merge-blocking defect. The regression test now checks complete data contents; confirmation that its canary reliably excludes pre-load stack formatting remains a bounded follow-up.

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- Line 866: Update the inline parse flow around parse_json to release its AST
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test: need two of the four stacks to be formatted by the collection
5e78e18 
On macOS arm64 the collection during the load formats three of the four
stacks, so the `require` rows failed there with the data intact. On a
release build of main the value is damaged once one collection parses a
second source map, so the child now needs two.
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Nitpick The remap check does not confirm that the data load formatted the counted stacks.

206-206: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift

The remap check does not confirm that the data load formatted the counted stacks.

The check at lines 205-206 counts every stack that already contains the mapped location when the sentinel is installed. That includes stacks formatted by a collection during the require loop, before the data load starts. The Math.min clamp then accepts any total of two or more. A run can pass with two loop-phase formats and no collection during data conversion. In that case the source-map parse on the data-conversion path is not exercised, and the data-value checks still pass. The regression test then guards less than its comments state. This is a coverage gap, not a current failure. It depends on a collection that starts during the loop, and the allocation volume of that loop was not measured.

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Review comment at @test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts
at line 206:
Update the remap check using `remapped` and `GC_MIN_REMAPPED` so loop-phase
stack formats cannot satisfy the data-load assertion: establish a fresh count
immediately before data conversion and verify that conversion itself triggers
the required mapped-stack formats. Preserve the existing threshold only if it is
measured against that fresh count, not the cumulative total.
Nitpick Compare the full big content, not only its length.

249-249: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Compare the full big content, not only its length.

The child fixture prints data.big?.length at line 211. The parent expects big: GC_BIG_LENGTH at line 249. A big value with the correct length and different bytes passes this test. The intact count covers only the 40 small keys.

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-      console.log(JSON.stringify({ keys: Object.keys(data).length, big: data.big?.length, intact, remapped }));
+      console.log(JSON.stringify({ keys: Object.keys(data).length, big: data.big === Buffer.alloc(${GC_BIG_LENGTH}, "b").toString(), intact, remapped }));
-      stdout: JSON.stringify({ keys: GC_SMALL + 1, big: GC_BIG_LENGTH, intact: GC_SMALL, remapped: GC_MIN_REMAPPED }),
+      stdout: JSON.stringify({ keys: GC_SMALL + 1, big: true, intact: GC_SMALL, remapped: GC_MIN_REMAPPED }),

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Review comment at @test/js/bun/sourcemap/external-sourcemap-stack-leak.test.ts
at line 249:
Update the child fixture’s `big` result to compare the full `data.big` content
against the expected payload, rather than reporting only its length; update the
parent `stdout` expectation accordingly while preserving the existing checks for
`keys`, `intact`, and `remapped`.
Nitpick Record collection grouping, or document that the count does not show it.

249-249: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Poor tradeoff

Record collection grouping, or document that the count does not show it.

The remapped check at line 249 uses an aggregate count, capped by Math.min at lines 197-206. Any two remapped stacks satisfy it. The count does not show whether those stacks were formatted by one collection. The test comment at lines 166-167 names the second source map of one collection as the reported trigger. A run that formats the stacks in separate collections can pass this assertion without exercising that condition.

Whether a run can split the stacks across collections is not established by this repository. The collector's formatting behavior is outside the checkout, and the test does not pin GC timing.

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  • If the runtime exposes collection identity for each formatted stack, record it in the fixture and assert that two remapped stacks share one collection.
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Update the `remapped` assertion in the sourcemap stack-leak test: first
establish whether the runtime exposes collection identity for each formatted
stack; if it does, record that identity and assert two remapped stacks share a
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test: show a collection that ran before the load, compare the large v…
c251780 
…alue

A stack that a collection formatted before the load was counted too, so
a run with no collection in the load could pass. A canary error in a
file with no source map file now shows such a collection. The child also
compares the 4 MiB value with its content, not with its length.
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On the three follow-up comments about the test (c251780):

  1. The count did not show when the stacks were formatted. Correct. The child now makes one more Error first, in a file with no source map file, and reads its stack just before the load. If a collection formatted that stack, the child prints early: true and the test fails. I checked it with a Bun.gc(true) put before the load: a release build of main then returns the right value, and only early fails the test. The limit: this shows a collection that formatted the canary. It does not count collections.
  2. big was compared by length. The child now compares the value with its content. The comparison comes after the count of the stacks, because a 4 MiB allocation can start a collection.
  3. One collection or several. This does not matter, and the comment was wrong to say "of one collection". The value is damaged when a second source map is parsed during the load, in the same collection or in a later one. The comment now says "during the load". On a release build of main, one parsed map leaves the value intact. Two, three or four damage it.

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sourcemap: each source-map parse owns its arena
b9a3eb9 
`parse_json` makes the arena for the AST nodes of the JSON, so its
signature and its three callers for a `.map` file are as on main.
`parse_url` decodes a base64 URL into a `Vec`, and
`get_source_map_impl` has no arena: a lookup that finds no map makes no
mimalloc heap (14,471 -> 13,176 instructions).

An inline map that does not parse now frees its nodes and its decoded
bytes before the `.map` file is parsed. main kept the decoded bytes
until both parses were done.
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test: rows for an inline map that fails and for Bun.build({ compile })
1b951de 
Two rows where each module names a data URL that fails (bad base64, bad
mappings), so the `.map` file is read after it. One row for
`serialize_json_source_map_for_standalone`: a compile build that
completes inside the conversion of a YAML file.

The rows also tell a stack that a collection formatted by its call
sites, so they do not depend on Error.prepareStackTrace being skipped
for such a stack. The children run with symbolize=0: under ASAN a
crashed child spent 5 s in the symbolizer, and the row timed out before
it showed the report.
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I reviewed the latest push (arena moved into parse_json, parse_url without the arena parameter, the new test rows) and found no bugs; since this changes thread-local AST allocator state on a path that runs inside a GC end phase, a human look is still worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

  • Drop order in parse_json / serialize_json_source_map_for_standalone: Disabler guards, then Scope (restores the previous memory_allocator, data_store_override and displaced AstAllocState), then the ASTMemoryAllocator (releases its state), then the arena — nothing is reset while the outer frame's state is installed.
  • Nothing returned from parse_json borrows the private arena: sources, sourcesContent and names are copied into Box<[u8]>/names_buffer and the mappings come from mapping::parse, so the result outlives the arena drop as before.
  • decode_alloc replacing the arena-backed base64 buffer preserves the old failure mapping (InvalidBase64), and the remaining StoreResetGuard / initialize_store sites are CLI, bundler and install paths not reachable from a GC end phase on the JS thread.
  • The Bun.build({ compile }) test is skipped on debug/ASAN lanes, so the debug-only Disabler guard in serialize_json_source_map_for_standalone is only exercised by the release-lane test; the eight data-file rows do run under debug/ASAN and cover the same guard in parse_json.
Extended reasoning...

The change replaces the thread-local AST store rewind in the two source-map JSON parsers (src/sourcemap/lib.rs parse_json and src/standalone_graph/StandaloneModuleGraph.rs serialize_json_source_map_for_standalone) with a per-call bun_alloc::Arena under an ASTMemoryAllocator::borrowing scope plus debug-only Disabler guards, drops the function-level arena from get_source_map_impl, and switches the inline base64 decode to decode_alloc. It touches no injection, auth or data-exposure surface, but it does touch allocator and thread-local state that runs re-entrantly from a GC end phase (ErrorInstance::reconcileWeakReferencesAtGCEnd -> formatStackTrace) while an outer frame is reading AST nodes. The pattern matches many existing sites (host.rs parse_json_object, RuntimeTranspilerStore, JSTranspiler) and the eight new spawned-subprocess tests exercise the exact GC-mid-conversion scenario with a strongest-invariant toEqual on {stdout, stderr, exitCode}; the Rust diff is ~55 lines. Deferred rather than approved because correctness depends on subtle re-entrant allocator-state save/restore in a GC callback rather than on anything mechanical, and the PR was pushed again twice since the last review with a substantive signature change.

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One correction to the last point, on where the guard in serialize_json_source_map_for_standalone runs.

The guard is compiled only into builds with debug assertions, so the debug and ASAN lanes are where it runs. Each test there that compiles with a source map goes through it, for example test/bundler/compile-sourcemap-internal.test.ts and test/bundler/bun-build-compile-sourcemap.test.ts. With the two scope lines removed and the guard kept, compile-sourcemap-internal.test.ts fails on a debug build with [bun_ast::expr::Expr] called while disabled.

The new Bun.build({ compile }) row checks a different thing, on release builds: that the function does not rewind the store under a reader. It is skipped on debug and ASAN builds only because the executable that it writes is 1.7 GB there.

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