bun:test: read a Proxy of an array through the Proxy in toMatchObject, Bun.deepMatch and expect.arrayContaining by robobun · Pull Request #47858 · oven-sh/bun

robobun · 2026-11-03T14:03:41Z

Part of #9103

Depends on #47736, whose 3 commits are in this diff.

Problem

expect(new Proxy([1], {})).toMatchObject([1]) fails, and its .not form always passes. Vue reactive() and Pinia store arrays are such Proxies.
The array gate of Bun__deepMatch (src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp:2514) compares getArrayLength(), which reads indexed storage. A ProxyObject has none.
expect.arrayContaining has both errors: it casts both values to JSArray (bindings.cpp:515). fix: Proxy-wrapped arrays causing null deref crashes in isArray+jsCast paths #27529 added the cast to stop the crash of Segmentation fault when running bun test with Vitest and MobX store #20103.

Fix

Gate: arrays with indexed storage keep the storage compare. Other pairs read length from each Proxy with [[Get]] and compare with ===.
expect.arrayContaining: for a Proxy sample or value, JSC::isArray classifies both and [[Get]] reads them. The constructor takes a Proxy of an array.
Verified: 14 tests in expect.test.js, deep-match.spec.ts and isArray-proxy-crash.test.ts fail on bun:test: leave private names out of the key walk of toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #47736's head and pass here.
Self-reviewed: 13 concerns raised, 12 addressed. bun:test: apply an asymmetric matcher that is the whole expected value of toMatchObject and of snapshot property matchers #37912 must still drop its copy of the gate.

Background

Bun__deepMatch backs toMatchObject, Bun.deepMatch, expect.objectContaining and snapshot property matchers. JSC::isArray sees through a Proxy.
Considered a copy of the Proxy into an array at matcher entry. It misses a nested reactive array, which exists only after a get trap runs.

Downsides

Without a Proxy: expect.arrayContaining(sample) costs +5 instructions (161 to 166), and a value that is not an array +1 to +2 per match.
Release binary text: +2,816 bytes.
A Proxy of an array now gets the wrong answers that a real array gets on main (see Notes).

Notes

Tests

First commit (the gate):

test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js
- a Proxy of an array matches as the array that it serves
- a reactive array, as Vue and Pinia make it, matches
- the length of a Proxy of an array counts as the length of that array does
- expect.objectContaining() takes a Proxy of an array as the array that it wraps
- the match of a Proxy of an array reads `length` once for each Proxy (Bun only)
- the property matchers of toMatchSnapshot take a Proxy of an array (Bun only)
- the exception fixture (Bun only)
test/js/bun/bun-object/deep-match.spec.ts
- reads a Proxy of an array through the Proxy, as the subset and as the value

Second commit (expect.arrayContaining):

test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js
- ArrayContaining takes a Proxy of an array as an array
- ArrayNotContaining takes a Proxy of an array as an array
- ArrayContaining reads `length` once and each element when it needs it (Bun only)
- ArrayContaining checks that its sample is an array when it is made (Bun only)
- the exception fixture gets the expect.arrayContaining rows
test/regression/issue/isArray-proxy-crash.test.ts
- The two expect.arrayContaining tests of fix: Proxy-wrapped arrays causing null deref crashes in isArray+jsCast paths #27529 asserted the failed match that replaced the crash. They now assert the match.

Results on a debug ASAN build:

source	`expect.test.js`	`deep-match.spec.ts`	`isArray-proxy-crash.test.ts`
#47736's head (`484b909`)	467 pass, 11 fail	47 pass, 1 fail	7 pass, 2 fail
first commit only	474 pass, 0 fail	48 pass, 0 fail	9 pass, 0 fail
this PR	478 pass, 0 fail	48 pass, 0 fail	9 pass, 0 fail

The exception fixture runs 81 pairs of values through 5 assertions, and 2 rows with a Proxy revoked late, with BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1. It exits with code 0.
With main merged in (3bf1a06), the counts of this PR are the same.
Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 4.1.12 pass the 6 tests that are not Bun only.
Also run on the debug build, all pass: snapshot-tests/bun-snapshots.test.ts, snapshot-tests/existing-snapshots.test.ts, spyMatchers.test.ts, vitest-flavor.test.ts, vitest-apis.test.ts, mock-fn.test.js, jest-extended.test.js, expect-deferred.test.ts, expect-stack-overflow-crash.test.ts, printing/dom-nodes.test.ts, test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts, and the regression tests 14799, 19661, 27890, 28024, 31503, 32686, 38087.

Answers that move

Release builds of #47736's head and of this PR, against Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 4.1.12.

A matrix of 105 rows (50 with a Proxy, 55 without): 14 rows move. Each one moves from fail to pass, and Jest and Vitest both pass each one.
- Rows with a Proxy that both pass: 27 of 27 pass (base: 13).
- Rows with a Proxy that both fail: 18 of 18 still fail.
- Rows with a Proxy where Jest and Vitest do not agree: 5 of 5 stay as on the base, which is the answer of Vitest.
- Rows without a Proxy: 0 of 55 move.
Real arrays of Vue 3.5.44 and Pinia 3.0.4: 16 of 16 toMatchObject rows that both pass now pass (base: 3). The repro of toStrictEqual and toMatchObject unexpected assertion error #9103 is one of them. The 2 expect.arrayContaining rows pass (base: 0).
toStrictEqual with a Proxy still fails. bun:test: type a Proxy against a plain value by its observable constructor in strict equality #45251 owns that half of toStrictEqual and toMatchObject unexpected assertion error #9103.

Rules

The length rule is === on the length that each Proxy serves. This is a.length !== b.length of Vitest, and it is what the gate on main does for two real arrays. Jest does not compare the lengths of two arrays in toMatchObject. The tests for arrays with holes ask only that a Proxy gets the answer of the array that it serves.
The gate reads the length of the received value first, then the length of the expected value.
The array rule stays on under expect.objectContaining, as on main.
expect.arrayContaining checks its sample when it is made. A revoked Proxy throws its TypeError there. Jest and Vitest throw when the matcher runs.
Treat Proxy as transparent in deep equality and toMatchObject #32948 had the read of length through the Proxy first. This PR replaces its toMatchObject half.

Order, and the gate in #37912

Merge order: bun:test: leave private names out of the key walk of toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #47736, this PR, bun:test: compare an expected Map and Set in toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #47702, bun:test: apply an asymmetric matcher that is the whole expected value of toMatchObject and of snapshot property matchers #37912.
The first 3 commits of this branch are bun:test: leave private names out of the key walk of toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #47736. The base of this PR is main, because CI builds only a branch that has a recent main.
git merge-tree of this branch is clean against bun:test: leave private names out of the key walk of toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #47736 and against bun:test: compare an expected Map and Set in toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #47702.
bun:test: apply an asymmetric matcher that is the whole expected value of toMatchObject and of snapshot property matchers #37912 has its own rewrite of the same gate (commit 5d52a31), so the two conflict in bindings.cpp and expect.test.js. That rewrite uses ToLength for both lengths and turns the array rule off under expect.objectContaining. The two rewrites give different answers for a served length that is not an array length (for example "1", 1.5 or 1n) and for an array sample of expect.objectContaining. No test here pins those rows.
If maintainers prefer the gate in bun:test: apply an asymmetric matcher that is the whole expected value of toMatchObject and of snapshot property matchers #37912, drop the first commit here. The source of the second commit applies to main as it is. One hunk of the shared exception fixture needs a manual merge.
Question for a maintainer: is expect.arrayContaining wanted in this PR, or in a PR of its own?

Self-review

5 concerns were about the PR as a unit: one owner for the gate, no Bun only test on a row that another open PR decides, the snapshot limit, a body that says what is not repaired, and the dependency on bun:test: leave private names out of the key walk of toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #47736.
7 were about the code and the tests: the Date and Map limit, the limit for a Proxy element, the scope of the snapshot limit with tests for the formats of Jest and Vitest, 5 clauses that no test pinned, the cost for a value that is not an array, one copy of the containment loop, and a list of the tests with their verdicts on the base.
1 was the limit for a matcher as the whole pattern.
One answer differs from the proposal. The review asked for a test that pins when the gate reads the length of a real array. The gate now reads the two lengths in operand order, as a.length !== b.length does, so it has no rule of its own to pin. On the rows where a length trap changes the other array, this build agrees with Vitest.
Open: bun:test: apply an asymmetric matcher that is the whole expected value of toMatchObject and of snapshot property matchers #37912 still carries its copy of the gate.

Known limits

Each row was run on this build.

A Date, Error, Map or Set member that differs. expect(new Proxy([{ d: new Date(0) }], {})).toMatchObject([{ d: new Date(1) }]) passes here. Jest, Vitest, Bun 1.4.2 and the base fail it. The same pair in two real arrays passes on Bun 1.4.2, on the base and here. The owners are bun:test: compare an expected Date and Error by value in toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #44497 (Date, Error) and bun:test: compare an expected Map and Set in toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #47702 (Map, Set). Until they land, the .not form of such a row fails here and passes on the base.
An element that is a Proxy, under expect.arrayContaining or toEqual. expect([new Proxy({ id: 1, name: "x" }, {})]).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([{ id: 1, error: undefined }])) passes on Bun 1.4.2, on the base and here. Jest and Vitest fail it. The cause is the non-strict slow path of Bun__deepEquals. This PR does not change that path, but an array of Vue now reaches it. Fix deepEquals ignoring undefined properties on frozen/slow-path objects #32486 and Make loose deepEquals reject a non-enumerable match in either argument order #41540 carry the repair.
A matcher as the whole pattern. expect([1]).toMatchObject(expect.arrayContaining([9])) passes on Bun 1.4.2, on the base and here, because Bun__deepMatch applies a matcher only to a property. With a Proxy as the sample, the base throws Expected a array and this PR passes. bun:test: apply an asymmetric matcher that is the whole expected value of toMatchObject and of snapshot property matchers #37912 owns the root matcher.
Snapshots in the format of Bun. For expect(proxyOfArray).toMatchSnapshot([{ id: expect.any(Number) }]) the base fails at once. Here the matchers match, and the format of Bun prints the received Proxy, so the snapshot holds the live id. This applies to a .snap file with the header of Bun, to a new .snap file of a test that does not import from vitest, and to the inline snapshots of such a test. The formats of Jest and Vitest print "id": Any<Number>, and the snapshot test pins that text. shallowCopyForDeepMatch returns no copy for a Proxy. bun:test: apply an asymmetric matcher that is the whole expected value of toMatchObject and of snapshot property matchers #37912 carries a copy for a Proxy, and bun test: print a property matcher in place of the message of an Error #47603 edits the same function. A copy for a Proxy of an array alone does not repair a Vue array, because each element is a Proxy of an object: with Vue 3.5.44 on main, expect([reactive({ id: 1, name: "a" })]).toMatchSnapshot([{ id: expect.any(Number) }]) already writes the live id.
Messages. A matcher that fails still prints a Proxy through JSON.stringify. A BigInt or a cycle in the Proxy makes it throw the TypeError of the printer. More .not assertions can now fail, so more can end that way.
Sites that still refuse a Proxy of an array, not changed here:
- toBeArray, toBeArrayOfSize: bun:test: toBeBoolean accepts a Boolean object, toBeArray and toBeArrayOfSize accept a Proxy of an array #42504.
- toStrictEqual: bun:test: type a Proxy against a plain value by its observable constructor in strict equality #45251.
- toContainKeys and its 5 siblings (expect.rs:2275, :2280), the custom testers of this.equals (expect.rs:2749), expect.addEqualityTesters (addEqualityTesters.rs:69), test.each and describe.each (ScopeFunctions.rs:252, :380, :389, :408), FakeTimers.rs:169, test_context_fixtures.rs:302, :392: no open PR. They check an argument and do not need this PR. pretty_format::is_array is pub(crate) now for them.

Measurements

Release builds of #47736's head (484b909) and of this PR, linux x64. Instructions are instructions:u from perf_event_open, as the slope between 1,000,000 and 2,000,000 calls, minimum of 7 runs.

call	base	this PR	delta	spread
`Bun.deepMatch([1,2,3], [1,2,3])`	9141.8	9137.6	-4.2	1.5
`Bun.deepMatch` of two arrays of a class that extends Array	9594.2	9590.3	-3.9	0.5
`Bun.deepMatch({ items: [1,2,3] }, { items: [1,2,3], y: 2 })`	10749.9	10744.9	-5.0	0.4
`Bun.deepMatch({ x: 1 }, { x: 1, y: 2 })`	1576.5	1575.9	-0.6	3.7
`expect([1,2,3]).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([2]))`	1637.5	1640.0	+2.4	2.2
`expect([1,2,3]).toEqual(expect.not.arrayContaining([9]))`	1857.1	1854.1	-3.0	1.1
`expect.arrayContaining([2])`	161.4	166.5	+5.1	5.6
`expect(5).toEqual(expect.not.arrayContaining([2]))`	1188.4	1190.6	+2.2	2.3
`expect({ a: 1 }).toEqual(expect.not.arrayContaining([2]))`	1202.8	1204.3	+1.5	2.4
`expect("abc").toEqual(expect.not.arrayContaining([2]))`	1202.8	1203.6	+0.7	2.0
`toHaveBeenCalledWith(expect.arrayContaining([1]))` after 20 calls with a string	13775.4	13799.2	+23.8	1.4
`expect(new Proxy([1,2,3], {})).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([2]))`	fails	2980.9		1.3
`expect([1,2,3]).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining(new Proxy([2], {})))`	throws	2545.1		1.3

Array gate, two real arrays: 16 instructions and 5 conditional branches (base: 18 and 5), from objdump of Bun__deepMatch<true> and Bun__deepMatch<false>.
Allocator calls for each call are equal on the two builds: 2.0, 4.0, 6.0, 1.0, 0.0 and 1.0 for Bun.deepMatch of two arrays, of a nested array, toMatchObject, a match of expect.arrayContaining, its construction, and a value that is not an array. These are breakpoint counts in gdb on mi_malloc, mi_calloc, mi_realloc and operator new.
Text, from nm -S and size: +2,816 bytes. Bun__deepMatch<true> +99, Bun__deepMatch<false> +52, arrayLengthsMatchSlow 641, matchAsymmetricMatcherAndGetFlags +29, proxiedArrayContains 1,924.
Traps: the gate runs one get of length for each Proxy operand of a pair of arrays. expect.arrayContaining runs one get of length for each Proxy, and a get for each element that it reads. Two Bun only tests assert the logs.

no test proof · iteration 8 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/regression/issue/isArray-proxy-crash.test.ts

…d Bun.deepMatch Bun__deepMatch listed the keys of the expected value with PrivateSymbolMode::Include. So it compared the #fields of a class, which Jest, Vitest and toEqual do not see, and for each array it walked the builtins that Array.prototype keeps under private names. Both lists now leave private names out, as Bun__deepEquals does. Those builtins were also what made an expected array refuse an object that is not an array. That rule is now written out: an expected array needs an array.

…r properties

… toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch The array gate of Bun__deepMatch compared getArrayLength() of both operands. That reads the indexed storage of the cell, and a Proxy has none. So a Proxy of an array that is not empty never had the length of the array it wraps, and the match failed. A Vue reactive() array and a Pinia store array are such Proxies. Two arrays with indexed storage keep the storage compare. Any other pair reads `length` with [[Get]] from each Proxy operand and compares the two lengths with ===, which is the rule the gate already has for two arrays. Part of #9103.

The matcher cast the sample and the value to JSArray. A Proxy of an array is not one, so it never matched, and expect.not.arrayContaining passed for every Proxy. The constructor rejected a Proxy sample with "Expected a array". When the sample or the value is a Proxy, both are classified with JSC::isArray and read with [[Get]]. Two real arrays, and a value that is not an array, take the path they took before. The two paths share the containment loop. The two assertions that #27529 added for this matcher in isArray-proxy-crash.test.ts asserted the failed match that replaced the crash. They now assert the match.

robobun · 2026-11-03T14:03:55Z

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robobun · 2026-11-03T14:04:03Z

Status: ready for review

PR: #47858. It depends on #47736.

CI. Build 137293 at 1d05716 is red, and no failure is in a file of this PR. The four test files of this PR pass on each lane whose log I read (Linux x64, Linux x64 ASAN, Windows x64, macOS aarch64):

file	result
`test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js`	478 pass, 0 fail
`test/js/bun/bun-object/deep-match.spec.ts`	48 pass, 0 fail
`test/regression/issue/isArray-proxy-crash.test.ts`	9 pass, 0 fail (8 on Windows, where one test is skipped)
`test/js/bun/test/snapshot-tests/bun-snapshots.test.ts`	7 pass, 0 fail

The red tests are 27 files in test/aot/ and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. 27 of the 28 also fail on main. The other one, test/aot/heap-limit.test.ts, failed on Alpine aarch64 only. The rest of the failures passed on a retry.

The GitHub Actions checks cargo clippy, cargo miri test, lol-html cargo test and mordant fail in their Setup step after 3 seconds, and Format reports Clang-format failed after 24 seconds. The same checks fail in the same way on other branches today. ./scripts/run-clang-format.sh check is clean on this branch.

How the problem reproduces on a build without this change (Bun 1.4.2, and #47736's head):

import { expect, test } from "bun:test";

test("a Proxy of an array", () => {
  const proxy = new Proxy([{ a: 1 }], {});
  expect(proxy).toMatchObject([{ a: 1 }]); // fails
  expect(proxy).toEqual(expect.arrayContaining([{ a: 1 }])); // fails
  expect(proxy).not.toMatchObject([{ a: 1 }]); // passes, and it must fail
});

Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 4.1.12 pass the first two assertions and fail the third. With this PR, Bun does the same. The repro of #9103 with a real Pinia store gives the same result for its toMatchObject assertion.

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robobun

The 21 comments above are on lines from main, not from this PR. They showed in the diff for a few minutes, while the base of this PR changed from the branch of #47736 to main. The diff of this PR is now 7 files, and no comment is on one of them.

coderabbitai · 2026-11-03T14:25:08Z

Walkthrough

Deep matching and asymmetric array containment now support proxied arrays. The changes add proxy-aware array checks, exclude private symbols from subset properties, and add tests for proxy reads, matching results, exceptions, and cross-runner snapshots.

Changes

Array and Proxy Matching

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Deep-match array and property semantics `src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp`, `test/js/bun/bun-object/deep-match.spec.ts`, `test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js`, `test/js/bun/test/snapshot-tests/bun-snapshots.test.ts`	Array patterns require array targets. Array lengths are checked, including proxy-provided lengths. Private symbols are excluded from subset property matching. Tests cover proxy arrays, exceptions, private fields, and cross-runner snapshots.
Proxy-aware arrayContaining `src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp`, `src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs`, `src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs`, `test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js`, `test/regression/issue/isArray-proxy-crash.test.ts`	Array containment uses shared element matching and accepts array proxies as matcher samples. Tests cover proxy values and samples, proxy traps, and containment results.

Possibly related issues

oven-sh/bun#45950 — This change excludes private symbols and adds proxy-array handling, but it does not implement the issue’s full inherited-property fix.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner

Severity of issue fixed: Low

Merge Risk: Low · up to 90cf4

Proxy-array matching improves, but exceptionally large Proxy lengths can stall the test runner or produce incorrect containment results. These narrow edge cases warrant owner awareness and follow-up; no broader failure is established.

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Follow-up Comments

Run the two new subprocess tests with test.concurrent.

1005-1005: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Run the two new subprocess tests with test.concurrent.

The new tests at test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js:962 and :1005 use test(...). Each test uses its own child process and its own temporary directory, so they can run concurrently. Change both declarations to test.concurrent(...) to reduce the suite runtime.

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Change both new subprocess test declarations in the expect test suite, including
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claude

Beyond the inline findings, I also checked two things in the new gate and ruled them out: the debug ASSERT on the indexed-storage fast path cannot fire for a Proxy (ProxyObject structures are created with NonArray indexing and never transition, so hasIndexedProperties is false and they always take arrayLengthsMatchSlow); and every JS-entering call in arrayLengthsMatchSlow, proxiedArrayContains and arrayContainsEach (Proxy get, isArray, toLength, getIndex, deepEquals) has a RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION before its result is used.

Extended reasoning...

The branch's own work is confined to src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp (the Bun__deepMatch array gate and the expect.arrayContaining matcher) and a small change in src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs, with the rest of the 97-file diff being unrelated main commits carried in by the merge. It touches no auth, injection or data-exposure surface; the crypto changes in the diff come from main, not this branch. Inline findings were posted, and further verified findings exist that are not posted, so approval is off the table; this note only records what else was examined.

Findings marked 🟡 are optional suggestions and need no follow-up push.

Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

🟣 src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp — Pre-existing, widened here: a Proxy trap that throws during an expect.not.arrayContaining match inside toMatchObject can leave its exception pending while later keys are read, so the error can be swallowed or a debug build asserts. matchAsymmetricMatcher at bindings.cpp:647 flips FAIL to PASS under .not even when the FAIL came from a thrown exception, and Bun__deepMatch at bindings.cpp:2597 then continues to the next subset key without RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION, calling getIfPropertyExists (Proxy has/get traps) with the exception set. Fix: never report PASS while throwScope.exception() is set, for example return FAIL before the .not flip in matchAsymmetricMatcher or add RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION after both matchAsymmetricMatcher calls in Bun__deepMatch (bindings.cpp:2591 and 2602).

Why this was flagged

Trigger: expect(store).toMatchObject({ alerts: expect.not.arrayContaining([2]), rows: [...] }) where store or store.alerts is a Proxy whose get trap throws for length, and the pattern has a second key. For key alerts, proxiedArrayContains (bindings.cpp:402) hits the throwing trap, RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION returns FAIL; matchAsymmetricMatcher (bindings.cpp:647-648) sees FLAG_NOT and turns FAIL into PASS with the exception still pending. Bun__deepMatch case PASS (bindings.cpp:2594-2597) records and continues, so the next iteration calls obj->getIfPropertyExists (bindings.cpp:2577) and may call Proxy has/get traps with vm.exception() set. In a debug build this is an unchecked-exception assertion; the PR's fixture (test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js:977) only uses one key x, so it never reaches the second read. In release, a trap or getter containing try/catch catches the stale exception, and the assertion passes instead of ending with the trap's error. On the base branch a Proxy value under arrayContaining returned FAIL without ever running a trap, so no exception could be pending at this point.

Verification: proxiedArrayContains (bindings.cpp:390-407) returns FAIL via RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION with the exception left pending. matchAsymmetricMatcher (lines 647-648) flips that FAIL to PASS whenever flags & FLAG_NOT. Bun__deepMatch (lines 2591-2597) on PASS does continue; with no RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION. The PR's fixture (test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js:978) only uses a single key.
🟣 src/jsc/bindings/ncrypto.cpp:1627 — Users who enumerate crypto.getHashes() to discover supported digests still do not see shake128, shake256 or blake2s256, although createHash() and crypto.hash() accept them. The new static table at src/jsc/bindings/ncrypto.cpp:1627 is the only source of getHashes() (node_crypto_binding.cpp:72), and its comment at ncrypto.cpp:1626 says SHAKE and BLAKE2s are left out on purpose. Node lists all three. Fix: make getHashes() report every digest createHash() accepts, and keep pbkdf2/hkdf rejecting XOF digests at their own validation instead of hiding them from the list.

Why this was flagged

Trigger: any caller of crypto.getHashes(), for example code that does getHashes().includes('shake256') before createHash('shake256'), or a Node port test that iterates getHashes(). Entry point is jsGetHashes at src/jsc/bindings/node/crypto/node_crypto_binding.cpp:72, which now returns ncrypto::getDigestNames() from the hardcoded digestNames table at src/jsc/bindings/ncrypto.cpp:1627-1690. The table has no shake128, shake256 or blake2s256 row, while src/runtime/crypto/EVP.rs still maps b"shake128"/b"shake256"/Blake2s256 for createHash and the new crypto.hash in src/js/node/crypto.ts:235-245 adds the DEP0198 warning for exactly these shake names, so the runtime supports them. Node's getHashes() returns shake128, shake256 and blake2s256. Remedy: add the three rows (or derive the list from the createHash algorithm table) and reject XOF digests in pbkdf2/hkdf validation.

Verification: jsGetHashes at src/jsc/bindings/node/crypto/node_crypto_binding.cpp:67-82 returns ncrypto::getDigestNames(), i.e. the static digestNames[] table at src/jsc/bindings/ncrypto.cpp:1627-1690, which has no shake128/shake256/blake2s256 row. createHash()/hash() still accept them via src/runtime/crypto/EVP.rs:111-118,124. A real Node-compat gap in code this diff rewrites, but not introduced or widened by it.

…ey after the matcher, drain stdout - The two assertions for a Proxy of an object as the sample of expect.arrayContaining now pin the error of the sample check. - The rows for a trap that throws under expect.not.arrayContaining in toMatchObject have a second key after the matcher, so the match reads on after the matcher. - The snapshot subprocess test reads stdout, and the two subprocess tests are concurrent.

robobun

Replies to the points that are not inline threads.

The .not flip in matchAsymmetricMatcher while an exception is pending (bindings.cpp:647, on main too). I could not make it give a wrong result. With a second key after the matcher, the error of the trap ends the assertion in each case I ran: a plain holder, a holder that is a Proxy whose has and get traps catch errors, and a holder whose next key is a getter with try and catch. Neither the traps nor the getter saw the pending error. The release build and the debug build with BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1 give the same results. A real array with an element getter that throws takes the same path on main. 1d05716 adds a second key after the matcher to the rows for this case, in the test and in the exception fixture. This PR does not change the flip.
test.concurrent for the two subprocess tests: done in 1d05716.
The crypto.getHashes() note is about a line from main. It is not in the diff of this PR.

claude

Thanks for the follow-up commit: the bare toThrow() assertions now pin the sample error and the snapshot subprocess drains stdout. This run found no new bugs, but a maintainer look is still worthwhile: the inline thread about matcher substitution for a Proxy received value in Bun's snapshot format is still open (the code path in shallowCopyForDeepMatch is unchanged), and the description itself asks a maintainer to settle the overlap with #37912's gate and whether expect.arrayContaining belongs in this PR.

What was reviewed this run:

The new Proxy reads in proxiedArrayContains and arrayLengthsMatchSlow (isArray, toLength, get, getIndex): each is followed by RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION, the toLength result is clamped before the unsigned cast, and strictEqual on the two served lengths does not enter JS.
The arrayContaining refactor: the JSArray/JSArray path still calls the same loop with length(), and only a Proxy on either side reaches the new slow path.
The gate change that an array pattern against a non-array received value (Buffer, typed array, array-like) now fails: this matches Jest's class-name check, so it is a deliberate behavior change and not a regression.
The PrivateSymbolMode::Exclude switch in both key walks, covered by the new private-field tests in expect.test.js and bun-snapshots.test.ts.

Extended reasoning...

The branch changes the array gate of Bun__deepMatch and the expect.arrayContaining matcher in src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp so a Proxy of an array is read through its traps, drops class private fields from the key walk, and relaxes the Rust-side sample check in src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs to accept a Proxy of an array; it touches no security-sensitive surface. Since the prior review only the test file changed (commit 1d05716), addressing the two nits but not the snapshot matcher-substitution finding, whose code path at bindings.cpp:3618-3630 still returns nullptr for a ProxyObject. The decision to defer rests on that open inline thread, on the native deep-match code being shared by toMatchObject, Bun.deepMatch, objectContaining and snapshot matchers, and on the author's own open maintainer questions about #37912 and PR scope.

Still open from earlier reviews (1):

🔴 src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp:2567 — Users of Bun's default snapshot format who pass a Proxy of an array to toMatchSnapshot with property matchers get a sna…

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robobun · 2026-11-04T03:39:42Z

One row to keep in step with #47888.

#47888 has a test.todo in test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js: "expect.not.arrayContaining() against an array that a Proxy serves". It holds the answer of Jest and Vitest, and that answer needs this PR. The PR that lands second makes it a plain test. The draft #47889 has both PRs beneath it, and there it is a plain test that passes.

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Remove a comment that repeats PrivateSymbolMode::Exclude

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Treat Proxy as transparent in deep equality and toMatchObject #32948

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