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resolver: pass paths as an argument and delete Resolver::custom_dir_paths - #47752
A module loaded with import() can resolve its macro import from the paths of a concurrent require.resolve(id, { paths }). It runs the wrong macro, or reads the freed list: AddressSanitizer: heap-use-after-free in bun_core::string::String::to_utf8.
The call parks paths in vm.transpiler.resolver.custom_dir_paths (src/runtime/api/BunObject.rs:974). TranspilerJob::run starts from a bytewise copy of vm.transpiler (src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs:745).
Fix
paths is an argument from Bun__resolveSyncWithPaths down to Resolver::resolve_without_symlinks. This PR deletes the field, its detached borrow and its OnResolveScope save and restore.
Correct because no resolver holds paths, so no copy can carry them. Macros call Resolver::resolve, which passes None.
Verified: test/bundler/transpiler/macro-test.test.ts (5 new tests, all fail on main) and test/js/bun/resolve/resolve.test.ts (2 pins of unchanged call sites). Also the plugin, vitest and node:module suites.
A pool thread transpiles each module that is not the entry point. It starts from a copy of the main thread's Transpiler and resolves macro imports.
Considered resetting the field on the job's copy. Each job still loads it in the unsynchronized copy, and the hand-kept reset list missed it.
Downsides
Each resolve passes two more words. On a release build require.resolve(id) goes from 8,487 to 8,509 instructions and Bun.resolveSync from 6,663 to 6,670.
A transpile job stays at 1,721 instructions. Binary text: +0 bytes.
Still reachable: a job reads resolver.opts.extra_cjs_extensions after require.extensions[ext] = fn freed it.
Notes
How it was found. No issue and no crash report exist. #46802 and #47477 describe the bug in their bodies and leave the fix to a separate PR. The field and the job's copy both date from #18851 (April 2025).
Repro without the test rig. A script starts 24 import()s of modules that each import a macro from ./the-macro.ts, then calls require.resolve("./no-such-file", { paths }) with 100,001 entries. The first entry is a directory that has another the-macro.ts.
main, release build: {"right":11,"wrong":13}. Released 1.4.3-canary: 15, 17 and 20 wrong of 24.
This PR, release and debug builds: {"right":24,"wrong":0} in 6 of 6 runs.
The use after free on main (debug ASAN build, Malloc=1, the fifth new test):
ERROR: AddressSanitizer: heap-use-after-free
READ of size 1, thread "Bun Pool 1"
#0 bun_core::string::String::to_utf8 src/bun_core/string/mod.rs:752
#1 Resolver::resolve_without_symlinks src/resolver/resolver.rs:2149
#2 Resolver::resolve_and_auto_install src/resolver/resolver.rs:1623
#3 Resolver::resolve src/resolver/resolver.rs:1771
#4 MacroContext::call src/js_parser_jsc/Macro.rs:156
freed by the main thread in WTF::VectorBuffer<BunString>::~VectorBuffer (the `paths` vector)
Why delete the field and not reset it on the job's copy.
TranspilerJob::run already replaces some fields on its copy (set_log, macro_context, and since bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833options.target). One more line there fixes every case that a test can observe.
The job would still load the field in an unsynchronized ptr::read while the main thread writes it. The borrow would still sit, with a detached lifetime, in a struct that is copied bytewise to other threads.
paths belongs to one call. A job needs no value for it, so there is nothing to reset once no struct holds it.
Node does the same: paths is a local of Module._resolveFilename that it passes to Module._findPath.
Three call sites where the value is a decision. Each keeps the result of main.
VirtualMachine::_resolve passes paths on every turn of its retry loop.
The path that an onResolve callback returns is looked up in paths. A resolve that the callback itself makes has its own. On main, OnResolveScope (bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833) took the field for the length of the callback and put it back after. The first new test in resolve.test.ts pins the first half, and the order in which paths are searched. plugins.test.ts ("doesn't share paths with the outer call") already pins the second half.
The lookup of chai next to vitest is skipped when paths is given. On main that lookup could not succeed with paths set, because its second step searched paths again. The second new test in resolve.test.ts pins it.
With either of the two changed the other way, its test fails. Passing None in resolve_with_on_resolve does not compile (unused_variables is denied).
What this PR does not fix. The job's copy of vm.transpiler still shares state with the main thread. The SAFETY comment at the copy said that vm.transpiler is not concurrently mutated. It now says that the main thread writes it.
resolver.package_manager (written at src/resolver/resolver.rs:860 on first use), options.test_file_imports_vitest and options.own_test_globals (src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs:899, :975, :977, :2859), and resolver.caches.fs.use_alternate_source_cache (src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:2041) are written by the main thread after startup and read through the copy. Found by reading. Not run.
Measurements. Release builds (LTO) of main 3f3a9ff and of main plus this diff. valgrind, perf and bloaty are not in the build container. Instruction counts come from a perf_event_open counter (instructions:u, the counter of perf stat), call counts from gdb, sizes from size and llvm-nm.
resolve without paths: +3 instructions, +0 branches per resolve_and_auto_install call, and +2 in Resolver::resolve (llvm-objdump diff of the path that has no paths).
JS-thread resolve: +22.8 instructions per require.resolve(id) (8,486.5 to 8,509.3), +7.0 per Bun.resolveSync (6,663.0 to 6,670.0), +18.0 per require.resolve(id, { paths }) (17,880.3 to 17,898.3). Per call over 200,000 calls, JIT off, minimum of 10 interleaved runs, noise floor 0.4 to 2.5.
bun build of 2,000 modules: 6,001 resolves x +5 = +30,005 instructions (0.014% of 212.2M). Measured minimum of 10 interleaved runs: 212,210,077 to 212,181,587, noise floor 837,095.
per-job transpiler copy: 3,040 to 3,024 bytes. sizeof in the debug layout: Resolver 1,272 to 1,256, Transpiler 3,160 to 3,144, TranspilerJob 392 to 392. TranspilerJob::run_from_worker_thread: 1,721 to 1,721 instructions, and no difference but offsets.
import() of a module with no macro: 161,663 to 161,871 instructions per module (2,000 modules, minimum of 60 runs in 3 interleaved rounds, medians differ by 21, noise floor about 1,500).
custom_dir_paths references 11 to 0. detach_lifetime in BunObject.rs 1 to 0. Source +61/-40 in 8 files. FFI signatures changed: 0.
new tests in macro-test.test.ts: fail 100 of 100 on main (debug ASAN, 20 runs of 5) and 25 of 25 on released 1.4.3-canary. Pass 250 of 250 with this PR (debug ASAN, 50 runs of 5) and 50 of 50 on the release build. About 1.1 s per test on the debug ASAN build. The after-return test ends in the ASAN report above in 20 of 20 runs on main.
How the macro tests make the order certain. Nothing waits for time to pass.
The child runs with UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE=2. One pool thread reads a FIFO until the end of the test.
The other transpiles a module whose node:fs macro waits to write to a FIFO. The module under test therefore waits for a thread.
The resolver reads the tsconfig.json of each directory in paths, and what it extends. In two of them that is a FIFO, so the main thread stops inside the resolve until a macro writes.
The first stop releases the waiting job, so the module under test starts during the call. Its first macro releases the second stop.
The five tests: require.resolve(), require() and Module._resolveFilename() with paths, a macro that is a package, and a macro import that is resolved after the call returned.
POSIX only (mkfifo).
Suites run on the debug ASAN build of this PR.macro-test.test.ts (39 pass), resolve.test.ts (114 pass), plugins.test.ts (269 pass, 1 timeout that main has too on this machine: "keeps the object alive across a GC" needs 30 s here), vitest-flavor.test.ts (191 pass), module-resolve-filename-paths.test.js, node-module-module.test.js, require.test.ts, resolve-error.test.ts, and Node's test-require-resolve*.js. cargo check --workspace and bun run rust:check-all (12 targets) pass.
no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/resolve/resolve.test.ts, test/bundler/transpiler/macro-test.test.ts
`require.resolve(id, { paths })` kept `paths` in the resolver of the
main thread's transpiler for the length of the call. A transpile job on
a pool thread starts from a bytewise copy of that transpiler. A job that
started during the call resolved its macro import from `paths`, and not
from the directory of the module.
`Resolver::custom_dir_paths` is deleted. `resolve_and_auto_install` and
the functions between it and `Bun__resolveSyncWithPaths` take `paths` as
an argument.
Status of #47752: the diff is green in CI. The build is red only because of tests that fail on main too.
How I reproduced the bug on main
With the new tests: bun bd test test/bundler/transpiler/macro-test.test.ts -t "resolves with paths" on a build of main. 5 of 5 fail. Four print paths-dir where own-dir is expected. The fifth ends in AddressSanitizer: heap-use-after-free in bun_core::string::String::to_utf8.
Without the test rig: a script starts 24 import()s of modules that import a macro from ./the-macro.ts, then calls require.resolve("./no-such-file", { paths }) with 100,001 entries. The first entry is a directory with another the-macro.ts. A release build of main gives {"right":11,"wrong":13}. Released 1.4.3-canary gives 15, 17 and 20 wrong of 24.
With this PR
The 5 tests pass, 250 of 250 on a debug ASAN build and 50 of 50 on a release build.
The script gives {"right":24,"wrong":0} in 6 of 6 runs.
test/bundler/transpiler/macro-test.test.ts: 39 of 39 pass on Linux (x64 ASAN, aarch64) and on macOS (aarch64, x64). On Windows 34 pass and the 5 new tests skip, because they need mkfifo.
test/js/bun/resolve/resolve.test.ts passes on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Every test that failed on all of its attempts is under test/aot/, plus test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. Those tests fail on main too (build 136848), for example test/aot/engine/native-6.test.ts and test/aot/engine/ir-1.test.ts.
The exception is test/aot/heap-limit.test.ts, which failed on alpine x64 only. It runs a compiled program under ulimit -v. It passed on that lane in an earlier run of this branch, with the same code.
The build is complete: 123 jobs passed, 64 failed, 1 timed out. The job that timed out was in test/aot/three-layers-agree.test.ts.
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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 (both pre-existing), I also checked that nothing still holds paths after this change: no custom_dir_paths reference remains anywhere in the repo, the &[BunString] in bun_resolve_sync_with_paths is now a plain lifetime-checked borrow passed straight down the call chain, and the post-onResolve lookup keeps the outer paths exactly as before since OnResolveScope only spans run_on_resolve. The chai-next-to-vitest skip is behavior-preserving: with paths set, the base's second lookup step searched paths too, so anything it could find the primary lookup already found. UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE is read by get_thread_count, so the two-thread assumption in the new FIFO test holds.
Extended reasoning...
The change deletes Resolver::custom_dir_paths and threads an explicit paths: Option<&[bun_core::String]> through resolve_and_auto_install, resolve_without_symlinks, and the VirtualMachine/BunObject resolve entry points, replacing a detached-lifetime borrow parked in per-VM state that pool-thread transpiler jobs copied bytewise. It touches no auth, crypto, or injection surface; the sensitive surface is cross-thread memory safety in the resolver, which this change narrows rather than widens. The two confirmed inline findings are pre-existing on the base branch and one is acknowledged in the PR description as out of scope. The resolver/transpiler-store concurrency area and the FIFO-choreographed macro test are still worth a human look.
Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):
🟣 src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs — pre-existing: a caller of require.resolve("./x", { paths: [dir] }) keeps getting MODULE_NOT_FOUND after dir/x.js is created, while the same call without paths finds the new file. The retry in _resolve busts only the importer's directory (src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:5697-5709), but with paths the lookup never reads that directory; dir's stale listing is reused on the second turn. Fix: when paths is Some, bust the dir cache for each entry of paths (joined with the specifier for relative ones, node_modules for bare ones) instead of source_to_use, so the retry re-reads the directories the lookup actually visits. Nothing in this PR changes it; it is noted because the diff threads paths through this loop and reasons at line 5621 that paths replaces the importer. [also at: src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:5705 - pre-existing: a require.resolve("./x", { paths: [d] }) made after d/x.js was created still throws MODULE_NOT_FOUND when d was listed before, on this branch as on the base.]
Why this was flagged
A script calls require.resolve("./x", { paths: [dir] }) once (which caches dir's listing under the unchanging runtime generation), then writes dir/x.js, then calls it again. The second call enters _resolve (src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:5599) with paths = Some([dir]); resolve_without_symlinks only consults paths (src/resolver/resolver.rs:2150-2168) and returns NotFound from the stale listing. The retry branch then computes buster_name from source_to_use + specifier + .. (src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:5697-5705) and busts the importer's directory (line 5709), never dir; the second turn hits the same cached entries and returns ModuleNotFound at line 5631. Without paths, the same sequence works because the bust targets the directory the lookup reads. The base branch behaves identically (the old custom_dir_paths field had the same effect), so this is pre-existing; the diff touches this loop without covering the bust.
Verification: pre-existing. require.resolve("./x", { paths: [dir] }) called once while dir/x.js is absent caches dir's listing; when repeated after the file is created, resolve_without_symlinks (src/resolver/resolver.rs:2150-2168) reads only paths, and the retry busts the importer's directory (src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:5697-5709), not dir, so ModuleNotFound is returned at line 5631. The base fails by the same route.
About the additional finding in the review (a lookup with paths stays MODULE_NOT_FOUND after the file is created): it is on main too, and this PR does not change it.
This prints {"withPathsBefore":"MODULE_NOT_FOUND","withPathsAfter":"MODULE_NOT_FOUND"} on main 3f3a9ff and on this branch, on debug and release builds.
#47457 reports it and #47481 fixes it. #47481 changes the two readers of paths that this PR also changes, so the two PRs conflict there.
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Walkthrough
The resolver now accepts optional per-call search paths and forwards them through resolution APIs. Supplied paths control relative and package lookup. New tests cover plugin results, the Chai fallback, and macro resolution during concurrent transpilation.
Changes
Per-call resolution
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Summary
Resolver path lookup src/resolver/resolver.rs
The resolver no longer stores custom paths as shared state. When paths are supplied, relative and package resolution checks them in order. Calls without paths retain source-directory lookup.
Resolution API propagation src/runtime/api/BunObject.rs, src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs, src/jsc/JSGlobalObject.rs, src/jsc/NodeModuleModule.rs, src/bundler/aot/services.rs, src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs, src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs
Resolution entry points pass optional paths through to the resolver. Existing callers pass None. OnResolveScope no longer manages shared custom path state. The transpiler-copy comment now notes possible intermediate state during concurrent writes.
Tests cover plugin remapping with custom paths, the Chai fallback when paths are supplied, and macro resolution during concurrent module transpilation.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review b2141
The change removes shared resolution-path state. No newly introduced blocking defect is established; adding a first-match directory-order test would strengthen regression coverage.
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The new require.resolve() tests use one-element paths arrays. Add different renamed.js files in two supplied directories and assert that the first directory's file is returned. A later-only fixture does not detect reversed iteration.
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Extend the `require.resolve()` test to cover ordering across multiple `paths`
entries: add distinct `renamed.js` fixtures in two supplied directories, pass
both directories in order, and assert resolution returns the file from the first
directory. Preserve the existing single-directory cases.
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Added in 43726fc. The first test of require.resolve() with paths now has a third directory and resolves with paths: [first, other] and with paths: [other, first]. Each call returns the file of the entry that comes first. It passes on main and on this branch, like the rest of that test.
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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 nit, I also checked the one behavioral change in VirtualMachine::_resolve (skipping the chai-next-to-vitest fallback when paths is given): both paths branches in Resolver::resolve_without_symlinks ignore source_dir, so that fallback could not have succeeded with paths set on the base either. Every caller of resolve_and_auto_install/resolve_without_symlinks passes the new argument and no custom_dir_paths reference remains, and the UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE knob the macro test relies on is read by the work pool via bun_core::get_thread_count.
Extended reasoning...
The PR replaces the per-VM custom_dir_paths scratch field (set via a lifetime-erased unsafe borrow) with an explicit paths argument threaded through the resolver and VM resolve chain, deleting the unsafe detach and the OnResolveScope save/restore. The Rust changes are small and mechanical with compiler-enforced coverage; no security-sensitive surface is touched. The new macro test uses FIFO-gated pool threads and an ASAN-specific variant, which is intricate enough that a human should still look at it, and the SAFETY comment on the by-value transpiler copy now documents a pre-existing cross-thread race rather than ruling it out.
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LGTM — the latest push addresses the earlier test nit, and the refactor is complete and behavior-preserving.
What was reviewed:
Grepped the repo for custom_dir_paths (no stale references) and for every caller of resolve_and_auto_install, resolve_without_symlinks, resolve_maybe_needs_trailing_slash, resolve_with_on_resolve and _resolve — all pass the new paths argument; only bun_resolve_sync_with_paths passes Some.
Checked the three decision sites against the old field semantics: the retry loop forwards paths each turn, the onResolve answer is still looked up in paths while resolves inside the callback get None, and skipping the chai-next-to-vitest fallback when paths is set matches main, where both steps of that lookup searched paths and so could not succeed after the primary lookup missed.
Confirmed UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE is read by get_thread_count in src/bun_core/util.rs, so the two-thread pool the macro test depends on is real.
Extended reasoning...
The diff deletes Resolver::custom_dir_paths and its unsafe bun_ptr::detach_lifetime store plus scopeguard::defer! reset in src/runtime/api/BunObject.rs, threading a borrowed paths: Option<&[bun_core::String]> parameter through src/resolver/resolver.rs and src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs, with eight call sites updated to pass None, and rewrites one SAFETY comment in src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs to state that the JS thread does write vm.transpiler while jobs run. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface; the hazard it removes is a cross-thread dangling borrow that the pool-thread transpiler copy could observe. Approve was decided by the change being small (about 40 source lines), mechanical, now compiler-checked for lifetime instead of comment-checked, with every caller verified by grep and the three behavioral decision points verified equivalent to the old field semantics, and by the only commit since the prior review being the fix for the one nit raised then; the bug hunt ran dry with no findings, and no reviewer has requested changes.
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Problem
import()can resolve its macro import from thepathsof a concurrentrequire.resolve(id, { paths }). It runs the wrong macro, or reads the freed list:AddressSanitizer: heap-use-after-freeinbun_core::string::String::to_utf8.pathsinvm.transpiler.resolver.custom_dir_paths(src/runtime/api/BunObject.rs:974).TranspilerJob::runstarts from a bytewise copy ofvm.transpiler(src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs:745).Fix
pathsis an argument fromBun__resolveSyncWithPathsdown toResolver::resolve_without_symlinks. This PR deletes the field, its detached borrow and itsOnResolveScopesave and restore.paths, so no copy can carry them. Macros callResolver::resolve, which passesNone.test/bundler/transpiler/macro-test.test.ts(5 new tests, all fail on main) andtest/js/bun/resolve/resolve.test.ts(2 pins of unchanged call sites). Also the plugin, vitest andnode:modulesuites.extra_cjs_extensionscase below, which bun test --isolate: reset Module._extensions per file and ask it before the source cache answers a require() #47477 and macros: resolve macro imports with a resolver for Bun, so the "macro" export condition applies #46802 fix.Background
Transpilerand resolves macro imports.Downsides
require.resolve(id)goes from 8,487 to 8,509 instructions andBun.resolveSyncfrom 6,663 to 6,670.resolver.opts.extra_cjs_extensionsafterrequire.extensions[ext] = fnfreed it.Notes
How it was found. No issue and no crash report exist. #46802 and #47477 describe the bug in their bodies and leave the fix to a separate PR. The field and the job's copy both date from #18851 (April 2025).
Repro without the test rig. A script starts 24
import()s of modules that each import a macro from./the-macro.ts, then callsrequire.resolve("./no-such-file", { paths })with 100,001 entries. The first entry is a directory that has anotherthe-macro.ts.{"right":11,"wrong":13}. Released 1.4.3-canary: 15, 17 and 20 wrong of 24.{"right":24,"wrong":0}in 6 of 6 runs.The use after free on main (debug ASAN build,
Malloc=1, the fifth new test):Why delete the field and not reset it on the job's copy.
TranspilerJob::runalready replaces some fields on its copy (set_log,macro_context, and since bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833options.target). One more line there fixes every case that a test can observe.ptr::readwhile the main thread writes it. The borrow would still sit, with a detached lifetime, in a struct that is copied bytewise to other threads.pathsbelongs to one call. A job needs no value for it, so there is nothing to reset once no struct holds it.pathsis a local ofModule._resolveFilenamethat it passes toModule._findPath.Three call sites where the value is a decision. Each keeps the result of main.
VirtualMachine::_resolvepassespathson every turn of its retry loop.onResolvecallback returns is looked up inpaths. A resolve that the callback itself makes has its own. On main,OnResolveScope(bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833) took the field for the length of the callback and put it back after. The first new test inresolve.test.tspins the first half, and the order in whichpathsare searched.plugins.test.ts("doesn't sharepathswith the outer call") already pins the second half.chainext to vitest is skipped whenpathsis given. On main that lookup could not succeed withpathsset, because its second step searchedpathsagain. The second new test inresolve.test.tspins it.Noneinresolve_with_on_resolvedoes not compile (unused_variablesis denied).What this PR does not fix. The job's copy of
vm.transpilerstill shares state with the main thread. The SAFETY comment at the copy said thatvm.transpileris not concurrently mutated. It now says that the main thread writes it.resolver.opts.extra_cjs_extensions:require.extensions[ext] = fnfrees the list (src/jsc/NodeModuleModule.rs:167) while a job's macro resolve reads it. With this PR, debug ASAN build:heap-use-after-freeinResolver::load_as_file(src/resolver/resolver.rs:6186), under the sameMacroContext::callframe. bun test --isolate: reset Module._extensions per file and ask it before the source cache answers a require() #47477 and macros: resolve macro imports with a resolver for Bun, so the "macro" export condition applies #46802 each give the job its own copy of that list.resolver.package_manager(written atsrc/resolver/resolver.rs:860on first use),options.test_file_imports_vitestandoptions.own_test_globals(src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs:899,:975,:977,:2859), andresolver.caches.fs.use_alternate_source_cache(src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:2041) are written by the main thread after startup and read through the copy. Found by reading. Not run.Related PRs.
OnResolveScopesave and restore of the field that this PR deletes.Box<[String]>. The field stays in the struct that jobs copy, so a job that starts during the call still gets the list.pathsentries as search starts only #47184, resolver: with options.paths, ask the package of the calling module for #imports and its own name #47243 and resolver: redo a require.resolve lookup with paths after a stale miss #47481 (open) change the field or its two readers. They conflict with this PR. resolver: treat require.resolvepathsentries as search starts only #47184 and resolver: with options.paths, ask the package of the calling module for #imports and its own name #47243 also use the field deeper in the resolver, so after this PR they needpathsas an argument there.Measurements. Release builds (LTO) of main 3f3a9ff and of main plus this diff.
valgrind,perfandbloatyare not in the build container. Instruction counts come from aperf_event_opencounter (instructions:u, the counter ofperf stat), call counts from gdb, sizes fromsizeandllvm-nm.paths: +3 instructions, +0 branches perresolve_and_auto_installcall, and +2 inResolver::resolve(llvm-objdumpdiff of the path that has nopaths).require.resolve(id)(8,486.5 to 8,509.3), +7.0 perBun.resolveSync(6,663.0 to 6,670.0), +18.0 perrequire.resolve(id, { paths })(17,880.3 to 17,898.3). Per call over 200,000 calls, JIT off, minimum of 10 interleaved runs, noise floor 0.4 to 2.5.bun buildof 2,000 modules: 6,001 resolves x +5 = +30,005 instructions (0.014% of 212.2M). Measured minimum of 10 interleaved runs: 212,210,077 to 212,181,587, noise floor 837,095.sizeofin the debug layout:Resolver1,272 to 1,256,Transpiler3,160 to 3,144,TranspilerJob392 to 392.TranspilerJob::run_from_worker_thread: 1,721 to 1,721 instructions, and no difference but offsets.import()of a module with no macro: 161,663 to 161,871 instructions per module (2,000 modules, minimum of 60 runs in 3 interleaved rounds, medians differ by 21, noise floor about 1,500).custom_dir_pathsreferences 11 to 0.detach_lifetimein BunObject.rs 1 to 0. Source +61/-40 in 8 files. FFI signatures changed: 0.macro-test.test.ts: fail 100 of 100 on main (debug ASAN, 20 runs of 5) and 25 of 25 on released 1.4.3-canary. Pass 250 of 250 with this PR (debug ASAN, 50 runs of 5) and 50 of 50 on the release build. About 1.1 s per test on the debug ASAN build. The after-return test ends in the ASAN report above in 20 of 20 runs on main.How the macro tests make the order certain. Nothing waits for time to pass.
UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE=2. One pool thread reads a FIFO until the end of the test.node:fsmacro waits to write to a FIFO. The module under test therefore waits for a thread.tsconfig.jsonof each directory inpaths, and what it extends. In two of them that is a FIFO, so the main thread stops inside the resolve until a macro writes.require.resolve(),require()andModule._resolveFilename()withpaths, a macro that is a package, and a macro import that is resolved after the call returned.mkfifo).Suites run on the debug ASAN build of this PR.
macro-test.test.ts(39 pass),resolve.test.ts(114 pass),plugins.test.ts(269 pass, 1 timeout that main has too on this machine: "keeps the object alive across a GC" needs 30 s here),vitest-flavor.test.ts(191 pass),module-resolve-filename-paths.test.js,node-module-module.test.js,require.test.ts,resolve-error.test.ts, and Node'stest-require-resolve*.js.cargo check --workspaceandbun run rust:check-all(12 targets) pass.no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/resolve/resolve.test.ts, test/bundler/transpiler/macro-test.test.ts