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bun test: require() returns the ES module mock.module() patched - #47819
require() of an ES module that mock.module() patched in place returns that module again, like import() and like 1.4.4. Since #44833 it returned the factory's object, so exports that a partial mock leaves out were undefined. No release is affected.
// dep.ts: export const a = "real-a"; export const b = "real-b"; export function c() { return "real-c"; }import{mock}from"bun:test";import*asdepfrom"./dep.ts";mock.module("./dep.ts",()=>({a: "mocked-a"}));(awaitimport("./dep.ts")).b;// "real-b"require("./dep.ts").b;// undefined. "real-b" in 1.4.4require("./dep.ts")===dep;// false. true in 1.4.4
Fix:handleVirtualModuleResult() answers -1 (take it from the ES module registry) when the factory's object names no module.exports and Bun::isESModulePatchedByMockModule() holds. That is: mock.module() made the mock, its own patch has landed, the requirer's loader holds the patched record, and that record evaluated without an error.
Refactor the fix needs:commonJSExportsOfObjectModule() returns empty when the object names no module.exports. Its two callers fall back to the mock's object.
Unchanged, each with a test: a module loaded as the mock, { __esModule: true, default } (also when default is the object itself), and a module that require.cache held when it was mocked.
Uneven for builtins:bun:jsc, bun:sqlite and ws return the namespace object again, as in 1.4.4. node: builtins take another path and still return the factory's object. In 1.4.4 require() of those ignored the mock.
Not touched: a Bun.ModuleGraph that loaded its own instance before the mock: since bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833require() in it gets the factory's object too, while import() keeps the instance.
A choice:jest.mock(), jest.doMock() and vi.mock() still give require() the factory's object, as in Jest. Dropping the function != MockModule check undoes that.
Conflicts with AOT: front end, test runs and tests for the rewritten compiler #47942, not reconciled yet:bun test --aot returns the factory's object here, as main does, and test/aot holds plain and --aot to the same answers. One file also pins the factory's object for plain (ia is R=A1, was R=ns0). With this fix those tests fail. The --aot answer comes from answerOfRequireToMock() in WebKit, so this PR can't change it. A prototype in the CI comment shows that a flag on willMockModule() would, for files. It needs a ruling on which answer is right.
The 12 new tests under "require() of an ES module that mock.module() has patched in place" in mock-module.test.ts fail on a debug build of main (447ff87) and pass here, with no flag, --isolate and --isolate=modules. Whole file: 326 pass, 1 todo.
USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1 is no baseline for them. The system Bun is 1.4.4, which predates the regression, so 2 of the 12 pass there.
Removing any one condition of the fix fails at least one of them.
Under --aot the snippet prints undefined, false on both builds. With their child runs under --aot, as test/aot/runner-suites runs them, all 12 new tests fail in CI.
In a-mock-of-a-built-in-module-that-was-required-first-is-what-require-answers.test.ts the plain answers change in 9 (bun:sqlite), 12 (ws) and 12 (bun:jsc) of 81 orders, so they differ from --aot there.
CI at 48ab213 (build 140107, still running): 21 files under test/aot fail for that reason so far. The CI comment below lists them.
…s that module again
mock.module() of an ES module that is already loaded patches it in place, so the exports the factory leaves out keep their values.
Since #44833, require() of such a module returned the factory's object, which lacks those exports and is not what import() returns.
require() now takes the module from the ES module registry, as it did in 1.4.4.
A module that is loaded as the mock, jest.mock(), jest.doMock() and vi.mock() still give require() the factory's object.
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The loader detects when mock.module() patched an evaluated ES module in place. In that case, require() preserves the existing namespace. Other mock results use CommonJS export selection. Tests cover both result paths and related module states.
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Mocked ESM require handling
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Summary
Detect patched modules and resolve require results src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.h, src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.cpp, src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp
A new helper checks whether the mock’s patched namespace matches the evaluated module record in the loader. The loader uses this result to preserve the namespace or use the mock result as CommonJS exports.
Verify namespace and factory results test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-module.test.ts
Tests cover in-place patches, retained exports, preload and async factory cases, and scenarios where require() returns a factory object or its default export.
oven-sh/bun#48179 — Both PRs affect require() behavior for module mocks during load settlement and use loader records or entries.
oven-sh/bun#48178 — Both PRs change the mock-result path in ModuleLoader.cpp and define which value require() returns for mocked modules.
oven-sh/bun#46600 — The PR changes loader registry state that this PR checks when resolving a mocked ES module.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, robobun, alii
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 48ab2
With this change, plain bun test and AOT can return different require() results for the same patched ES module. Tests that rely on exports the mock omitted may fail under AOT, and CI is reported failing for that reason. A maintainer should settle which result is correct, and the two paths and their tests should be aligned, before merge.
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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 new early return jsNumber(-1) in handleVirtualModuleResult against the exception-scope rules: isESModulePatchedByMockModule only does downcasts and a registry lookup (no JS entry), the preceding moduleLoaderOf has its RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION, and leaving res->success unset matches the existing hasAlreadyLoadedESMVersionSoWeShouldntTranspileItTwice -1 path. The { __esModule: true, default } interop shape and the per-call Identifier::fromString (same as the neighboring helper) were also examined and ruled out.
Extended reasoning...
The change adds a mock-state predicate in src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.cpp and a single early-return branch in handleVirtualModuleResult in src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp so require() of a mock.module()-patched ES module returns the registry namespace, plus new fixture tests; it touches no security-sensitive surface. The inline findings already flag behavior gaps (re-mock in beforeEach, node: builtins, --aot divergence), so this note only records what else was examined and ruled out.
Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):
🟣 src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp — pre-existing: tests that partially mock a node: builtin still get the factory's object from require(), missing every export the factory left out, while bun: builtins and files now get the patched namespace. require("node:fs") goes through $requireNativeModule, which reaches the mock branch of fetchBuiltinModuleWithoutResolution at src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp:674, and that branch never consults isESModulePatchedByMockModule. Fix: apply the same patched-namespace rule on every require() route to a mocked ES module, including the node: builtin route, so require() of a module mock.module() patched in place yields the namespace there too. The PR text names this route as not touched. [also at: src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp:532 - pre-existing: after merging, require("bun:jsc") of a module mock.module() patched returns its namespace, but require("node:fs") patched the same way still returns the factory's object, so exports a partial mock leaves out stay undefined and require !== import.]
Why this was flagged
A test file does import * as fs from "node:fs", then mock.module("node:fs", () => ({ readFileSync: fake })), then require("node:fs"). src/js/builtins/CommonJS.ts:30-44 sends any id starting with node: to $requireNativeModule, never to fetchCommonJSModule, so requireVirtualModule and the new check in handleVirtualModuleResult (src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp:527-533) are not reached. jsFunctionRequireNativeModule (src/jsc/bindings/JSCommonJSModule.cpp:1566) calls fetchBuiltinModuleWithoutResolution, whose mock branch at src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp:666-676 returns commonJSExportsOfObjectModule(result, true), i.e. the factory's object. So require("node:fs").existsSync is undefined and require("node:fs") !== fs, exactly as on the base branch, whereas after this PR require("bun:jsc") and require("./dep") return the patched namespace. The patched namespace exists for node: builtins too: patchedNamespace is set at src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.cpp:2128 whenever the loader holds a namespace object for the key. The PR description lists node: builtins as not touched.
Verification: pre-existing; acknowledged in diff: the PR description lists node: builtins as not touched. After mock.module("node:fs", () => ({ readFileSync: fake })), require("node:fs") goes via src/js/builtins/CommonJS.ts:30-44 to $requireNativeModule, never reaching the new check at src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp:527-533; the mock branch at ModuleLoader.cpp:666-676 returns the factory's object, as on the base.
…xport
A factory's object marked __esModule whose default is the object itself was taken for one with no default.
So require() of an ES module that mock.module() patched returned the namespace object, not that default as on main and in 1.4.4.
commonJSExportsOfObjectModule() now returns empty when the object names no module.exports, and its two callers choose what require() gets then.
A red buildkite/bun here comes from this PR. Please don't merge it as it is.
Rewritten on 11 Nov for 48ab213. It merges main (447ff87) to clear a conflict: #48478 renamed the function next to the one this PR adds in BunPlugin.cpp.
What fails, and why
This PR makes require() of an ES module that mock.module() patched return that module, as 1.4.4 does.
bun test --aot returns the factory's object there, as plain bun test does on main.
test/aot holds --aot to what plain answers. With this fix the two differ.
21 files fail so far, up from 15 on 8 Nov. All 21 come from this PR, with the same counts on Debian 13 aarch64 and x64. main's #139772 (89452d2) is green. Its #140104 (447ff87) has one failure, test/aot/parallel/node-http/objects-closed-proxies-without-traps.ts on macOS 14 x64, which is not among these.
1 of 30: the "imported alone" lines of require-behind-a-mock-of-a-required-es-module
mock-laid-over-1.test.ts, -9, -10, -11, -12
2 of 60, then 10, 20, 20 and 4 of 58. All 97 differences that the logs show are readings through require()
module-identity-8.test.ts, -11, -15, -16
1, 1, 1 and 2 of 110. All 5 cases have mock.module and required-again in their names
runner-suites/mock-module-1.test.ts to -6
The 12 new tests fail under --aot and are not in runner-suites.known.txt
runner-suites/mock-module-runs-2.test.ts, -3, -4
3 of the 12 are not in runner-suites.runs.txt
Apart from the ia pin, none of these states what plain should answer. They hold --aot to plain's answers, or run this PR's tests under --aot.
Can --aot follow?
Not from this repo, but the engine change looks small. I tried it against WebKit 264cf6db4:
require() of a compiled module returns the requireReturnValue that Bun passes to willMockModule(). Where the engine holds none, Modules::require() already goes on to the namespace object.
Bun can't pass the namespace object itself. JSC::AOT::moduleNamespace() refuses a host request for a file of the program. willRunCopyFromDisk(), which opens that door for automocks, returns false where the image has RefusesOriginalsBesideMocks, as the snippet's image has.
Prototype: a flag on willMockModule() that leaves exportsOfMock empty. That is 6 changed lines in the engine and 12 added in overrideLoadedModuleExports().
With it the snippet prints "real-b", true under --aot. Of the 22 tests inside the fixtures of the 12, run with no isolation flag, 17 pass under --aot, up from 9.
The 5 that are left:
2 pass alone and fail after another test file. The engine still remembers that the earlier file required the module, while plain has a require map for each test file.
1 is the builtin, which the prototype leaves out.
2 fail under --aot without the prototype too: "linked and has yet to run" and "while the patch of an async factory is pending".
It is a local experiment. I have pushed none of it and opened nothing in oven-sh/WebKit.
require() after import, then mock.module() with a partial factory, plain:
1.4.4
main
this PR
bun:jsc, bun:sqlite, ws
the namespace object
the factory's object
the namespace object
node:fs, node:os, node:path
the real default export, so require() ignores the mock
the factory's object
the factory's object
This PR is uneven here, and main's answer for node:* is better than 1.4.4's.
I'd leave every builtin as on main. The reported bug is about a file.
Then the two a-mock-of-a-built-in-module-* files pass unchanged and the ia pin stays.
It would give up 1.4.4's answer for bun:jsc, bun:sqlite and ws. Not pushed. It is part of the ruling below.
What it needs
A maintainer's ruling on what require() should return here. I have changed nothing under test/aot.
The patched module (1.4.4, this PR): the engine has to follow, as above. Until it does, the answers that differ go into the suites' own lists: runner-suites.known.txt, runner-suites.runs.txt, mock-laid-over.known.txt and module-identity.known.txt. fixed-runs-isolated has one more.
harness/module-identity.ts says "What bun test says is the specification", and #47942's description says that it changes nothing that bun test does without --aot. So I read the suite as following main, not as that ruling.
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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 second commit's change to commonJSExportsOfObjectModule returning empty: both callers handle it (fetchBuiltinModuleWithoutResolution restores the raw-object fallback, handleVirtualModuleResult assigns exportsObject), a mock whose result is a JSCommonJSModule never reaches the new !exports branch because exportsObject() yields undefined rather than an empty value, and the new isESModulePatchedByMockModule helper makes no JS-entering calls, so the only throw point in the new block (moduleLoaderOf) is the one that is checked.
Extended reasoning...
The second push changed the shared helper's contract for its two callers and added a non-throwing registry lookup; those paths were traced and found consistent, and the open inline findings plus the unaddressed concerns from the earlier review still warrant a human look.
…e patched ES module
A second mock.module() of a module starts with the namespace object that the first one patched.
While the patch of its async factory was pending, require() took that for its own patch and returned the first mock's values.
It now returns what the factory returned until the patch lands, as on main.
Tested this PR's build (1.4.4-canary.1+55289e3fb, darwin-aarch64, Buildkite #137153) against canary (b9f2ec363) and 1.4.4.
The regression is real on canary, and this PR fixes it. With the example from the description:
require("./dep.ts").b
require(...) === dep
1.4.4
"real-b"
true
canary b9f2ec363
undefined
false
this PR 55289e3fb
"real-b"
true
Same result whether import() or require() runs first.
No regressions on a real suite. Our backend unit suite is 1,410 files / ~21.7k tests, with 32 files using mock.module() (several partial mocks). It runs as bun test --parallel=4 --no-isolate batches, so files share a module cache. On all three builds it finishes with 0 failures after reruns. The first-pass failures under the shared cache are our own leaks, not mock-related, and the PR build's are a subset of 1.4.4's.
We came here from #31316: #44833's per-file mock.module() scoping is the fix we've been waiting for. As far as I can tell, if the next release is cut from main before this lands, it ships #44833 together with this require() regression. That makes this PR worth landing before the release.
@dylan-conway@Jarred-Sumner: this and #47605 both change the same two test/aot files, so whichever merges second has to adjust to the other. Could you pick an order? Happy to re-run against whichever rebases.
#48178 touches the same arm of handleVirtualModuleResult() for #48137: require() of a mock.module() factory's object marked __esModule returns its default alone, so named exports are lost. That unwrap came from #16885 for plugin loader: "object" modules. Bun 1.2.1 returned the factory's object, as Jest does (jest-runtime stores factory() as is and reads no __esModule on require()).
This PR lists that case under "Unchanged" with two tests (toBe(fake) for { __esModule: true, default: fake, a } after an import). #48178 changes it to the factory's object, and after both land the check for a patched ES module would sit before the mock's module.exports is taken, so those two tests would expect the patched namespace. Is the default answer for a mock a decision, or the shared path as it was? Happy to adjust #48178 to whichever order you prefer.
This PR changes one answer: what require() returns for an ES module that mock.module() patched in place, when the factory's object names no module.exports. Every other answer is left as on main.
The two tests pin that so the fix can't move it by accident. The second one is there because the first version of the fix did (fixed in 88bfd23).
1.4.4 unwraps __esModule to default in both load orders too. I ran it. So the tests say nothing about whether the unwrap is right for a mock.
Mechanically I agree with how you describe the two together. Once no mock result reaches commonJSExportsOfObjectModule(), the isESModulePatchedByMockModule() check would go to the top of the mock half, before setExportsObject(). Either order of landing works, and there is no need to reorder #48178 for this PR.
One thing to weigh for that case: a patched namespace object lacks the names that only the factory has (#46587). dep.ts in those two tests has no default export, so with the check first require("./dep").default would be undefined, while #48178 alone gives fake. Keeping the factory's object for a result marked __esModule is the other option.
A larger question comes first, and it is a maintainer's to answer: whether require() of a patched ES module should return the module at all.
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- Around line 5376-5379: Recheck the module registry after evaluating the
factory result’s __esModule getter and before returning its namespace. In the
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🔴 CI's AOT lane goes red after merging: test/aot/runner-suites/mock-module-*.test.ts and test/aot/a-mock-of-a-built-in-module-that-was-required-first-is-what-require-answers.test.ts fail. The runner-suites harness fails its file for any test that fails under --aot and is not named in test/aot/runner-suites.known.txt; none of the 12 new tests at mock-module.test.ts:3501 is listed there, and under --aot require() still answers the factory's object. The other file pins R=A1 for ia (line 102) and plain equal to --aot (line 104). Fix: in the same PR, either make --aot agree with plain or list the failing tests in runner-suites.known.txt and update the pins at lines 102 and 104, each with a stated reason.
Why this was flagged
test/aot/runner-suites/mock-module-4.test.ts:3 calls holdSuites("test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-module.test.ts N/6"), which test/aot/harness/runner-suites.ts:73-148 runs with --preload test/aot/harness/children-under-aot.ts; that preload inserts --aot into every bun test the suite spawns. The new describe block at mock-module.test.ts:3501-3760 adds 12 tests; under --aot, fetchCommonJSModule at src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp:907-913 returns from requireCompiledModule before ModuleLoader.cpp:527-532 is reached, so require() still answers the factory's object and those fixtures fail. No line in test/aot/runner-suites.known.txt names any of them, so the mismatch at runner-suites.ts:148 fails the part file. test/aot/a-mock-of-a-built-in-module-that-was-required-first-is-what-require-answers.test.ts:102 asserts the plain-mode last answer for order ia is R=A1, and line 104 asserts the plain run equals the --debug-aot run; with this change plain mode answers the namespace object for ia, so both assertions fail. On the base branch plain and --aot both answered the factory's object and these files passed.
Verification: test/aot/a-mock-of-a-built-in-module-that-was-required-first-is-what-require-answers.test.ts:102 pins the PLAIN run (no --aot): expect(["ra", "ib", "ia"].map(lastAnswerOf)).toEqual(["R=A1", "R=B1.default", "R=A1"]). With this PR the new block at ModuleLoader.cpp:527-532 returns jsNumber(-1) and require() yields the namespace, i.e. R=ns0, not R=A1.
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Correct. It is why the description and the CI comment say not to merge this as it is. That comment has the full list for this build, which is 21 files so far.
On the two fixes:
Make --aot agree with plain: not possible from this repo. I tried it today against WebKit 264cf6db4. Compiled code's require() is answered in the engine from the value that Bun passes to willMockModule(), and the engine refuses to hand Bun the namespace object to pass. A small engine change does it for files. The CI comment has what I tried and the prototype, which is 6 changed lines in WebKit and 12 added here.
List the failures and update lines 102 and 104: this would put comparisons that pass on main on the lists of known differences, and change an answer that main pins for plain. That takes a maintainer's ruling on which answer is right, so I have changed nothing under test/aot.
For the file with lines 102 and 104 there may be a third way. It covers builtins only, and this PR is uneven there (bun:jsc changes, node:fs doesn't). Leaving builtins as on main would make that file pass unchanged. It is in the CI comment as part of the same ruling.
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- Around line 7869-7870: Align the plain and AOT require() result contracts for
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Correct, and already the open blocker here. It is the same finding as this thread.
Which contract to choose is a maintainer's ruling. The description and the CI comment ask for it.
The --aot side can't be aligned from this repo. The answer comes from the engine, and nothing near registryEntry is on that path. The CI comment has what I tried today, and a prototype of the engine change that would align the two for files.
My agent prompt was incorrect: a change near registryEntry would not align the AOT path. It also incorrectly said that omitted exports should remain unavailable; the patched-namespace behavior preserves them.
The result contract needs a maintainer’s ruling. After that, the plain and AOT paths need verification against the chosen contract. I’ll leave this thread open.
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What does this PR do?
require()of an ES module thatmock.module()patched in place returns that module again, likeimport()and like 1.4.4. Since #44833 it returned the factory's object, so exports that a partial mock leaves out wereundefined. No release is affected.commonJSExportsOfObjectModule()return the factory's object for every mock. That fixes [bun:test] mocking mutable exports (let) withmock.moduleis broken #9874 for a module loaded as the mock, but a module patched in place takes the same path.handleVirtualModuleResult()answers-1(take it from the ES module registry) when the factory's object names nomodule.exportsandBun::isESModulePatchedByMockModule()holds. That is:mock.module()made the mock, its own patch has landed, the requirer's loader holds the patched record, and that record evaluated without an error.commonJSExportsOfObjectModule()returns empty when the object names nomodule.exports. Its two callers fall back to the mock's object.{ __esModule: true, default }(also whendefaultis the object itself), and a module thatrequire.cacheheld when it was mocked.bun:jsc,bun:sqliteandwsreturn the namespace object again, as in 1.4.4.node:builtins take another path and still return the factory's object. In 1.4.4require()of those ignored the mock.Bun.ModuleGraphthat loaded its own instance before the mock: since bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833require()in it gets the factory's object too, whileimport()keeps the instance.jest.mock(),jest.doMock()andvi.mock()still giverequire()the factory's object, as in Jest. Dropping thefunction != MockModulecheck undoes that.bun test --aotreturns the factory's object here, as main does, andtest/aotholds plain and--aotto the same answers. One file also pins the factory's object for plain (iaisR=A1, wasR=ns0). With this fix those tests fail. The--aotanswer comes fromanswerOfRequireToMock()in WebKit, so this PR can't change it. A prototype in the CI comment shows that a flag onwillMockModule()would, for files. It needs a ruling on which answer is right.__esModuleis no longer unwrapped todefault. Whichever lands second moves this PR's check to the top of the mock half.How did you verify your code works?
mock-module.test.tsfail on a debug build of main (447ff87) and pass here, with no flag,--isolateand--isolate=modules. Whole file: 326 pass, 1 todo.USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1is no baseline for them. The system Bun is 1.4.4, which predates the regression, so 2 of the 12 pass there.--aotthe snippet printsundefined,falseon both builds. With their child runs under--aot, astest/aot/runner-suitesruns them, all 12 new tests fail in CI.a-mock-of-a-built-in-module-that-was-required-first-is-what-require-answers.test.tsthe plain answers change in 9 (bun:sqlite), 12 (ws) and 12 (bun:jsc) of 81 orders, so they differ from--aotthere.test/aotfail for that reason so far. The CI comment below lists them.Generated by Claude Code