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Problem

  • expect(reactive(new Set([1]))).toEqual(new Set([1])) fails, and expect(reactive(new Set([1]))).toEqual(reactive(new Set([2]))) passes. Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 4.1.12 answer the opposite. Vue reactive() serves a Proxy around the Set.
  • specialObjectsDequal (src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp) decides from the cell type. A Proxy is no JSSet, and two Proxies have no keys.

Fix

  • For toEqual, servedCollectionsDequal asks a Proxy what Jest's iterableEquality asks: Symbol.iterator, constructor, size, has, get and its members.
  • The target chain, read with no trap, says only if a side can be a Set or Map.
  • toStrictEqual, Bun.deepEquals and node:assert keep their answers.
  • Verified: test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js (21 tests, 18 fail on main, 13 pass on Jest and Vitest), vitest-flavor.test.ts, test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts, test/js/node/assert/. Two self-reviews: 39 concerns, 33 addressed. Not built: the walk in step for pairs with no size (Notes).

Background

  • Bun__deepEquals is one template. Only expect() matchers set its enableAsymmetricMatchers flag.
  • Vue keeps raw members in the target and serves reactive(member), whose get trap unwraps a ref.
  • Weighed: the target (fails correct Vue assertions), a native copy (drops duplicates), shared scan templates (Proxy pairs get Bun test toEqual incorrect comparison of maps with referential keys. #34830).

Downsides

Notes

Rebase onto main 2596ac5 (2026-11-08, the head is 676d6dd)

  • AOT: front end, test runs and tests for the rewritten compiler #47942 moved main to WebKit 5a61071f79. That engine has no JSC::AOT::CompiledCallee::isBoundFunction, so isNativeFunction did not compile on main.
  • The new engine has no compiled closure for a bound function. Function.prototype.bind always makes a JSBoundFunction, and isHostOrPrivateBuiltinFunction() already answers for that cell. f230e22 removes the clause.
  • The six commits before it are unchanged (git range-diff marks each =). Old and new names: fbf068b is c12d4ab, 304cabf is 8395b2a, 7694572 is 723d020, a56c5ac is 377f8b7, 8d7af31 is 668faf8, 4b1ecf2 is e98d5fe.
  • dcf3621 asks vm().hasCompiledCode() before isCompiledCallee, as each caller on main does since AOT: front end, test runs and tests for the rewritten compiler #47942. The answer does not change.
  • 676d6dd adds five rows to test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts: the constructors of two Proxies around a Set, printed with and without --debug-aot. No test ran the branch of isNativeFunction for compiled code before. Without that branch, three of the five rows differ under --debug-aot. The same three fail on bun 1.4.2.
  • Run on f230e22 (debug build with ASAN, linux x64): expect.test.js (485 pass, 3 todo), vitest-flavor.test.ts (192 pass), deep-equals.test.ts with jest-extended.test.js (127 pass), test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts (1 pass).
  • Run on 676d6dd (the same kind of build): the three test files of this PR together (678 pass, 3 todo), expect.test.js with BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1 (485 pass, 3 todo), deep-equals.test.ts with jest-extended.test.js (127 pass).
  • Probe: 19 functions as the constructor of a served Set, 7 of them bound functions. toEqual takes a bound function of the same name for the same constructor exactly when Function.prototype.toString prints [native code], under bun test and under bun test --debug-aot.
  • Probe on 676d6dd: 23 pairs of functions as the constructor of two served Sets, 7 with bound functions and 6 with functions of Bun's own modules. A pair is equal exactly when the two are one function, or both print [native code] under one name. That holds under bun test and under bun test --debug-aot.
  • Not run again: the probe tables against Jest and Vitest, and the 14 ahead-of-time probe rows under "Tests". Their numbers are from before the rebase. The cost table is measured again at 676d6dd.

No issue reports this. The change rests on measurement against expect 30.5.2 and @vitest/expect 4.1.12 on Node 26.3.0, with @vue/reactivity 3.5.44.

The rule

  • A side stands for a Set or a Map if its target chain ends in one and it is the collection itself or a Proxy whose Symbol.iterator is truthy.
  • Both sides stand for the same kind: compare constructor (identical, or two native functions of one name, as the Sets of two realms), then size with ===, then the members. For each member of the first value: has of the second value, for a Map also get and the value, else a walk of the second value for a member (a Map: a key and its value) that is equal.
  • Under the vitest import only an identical constructor counts, as in Vitest 4.1.12. The rule for two native functions of one name is that of Jest 30.5.2.
  • Two sizes that are undefined are equal sizes, so such a pair takes this rule too. Jest and Vitest walk such a pair in step. See "what is left out".
  • One side stands for a collection and the other does not, or the kinds differ: not equal.
  • No side stands for one: no rule here. The property walk decides, as on main.
  • A revoked Proxy throws its TypeError, also under .not.toEqual.
  • What a trap, size, the iterator, has or get throws is thrown. A walk that is left early gets its return().

Rows (rows on which Jest and Vitest agree)

table rows main differs this PR differs
toEqual, real Vue 26 16 0
toStrictEqual, real Vue 6 5 5 (as main)
kinds of pairs 184 56 18
odd Proxies 122 70 44
other matchers that compare as toEqual 33 16 0
Vue Maps with two keys that are deep-equal 12 0 0

The rows that still differ in "kinds" and "odd" are strict rows, which keep the answer of main, and the rows below.

Where the answer moves away from main, Jest and Vitest (20,178 rows of 414 probe tables, 55 rows)

The first and the third are in the test "where the answer is not that of Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 4.1.12", with both answers and the reason. The numbers are those of 8d7af31, which has the native code of the head: 4b1ecf2 adds one test. Two more rows flip between runs of one build: they compare two expiry-map values, which hold the time at which they were made.

Two Proxies that both serve no size are in none of those tables. For them the test has these rows:

  • Right on main, wrong here: a property of the two targets that differs is not compared (main and the references compare it), and a second value that serves no has throws a TypeError (main and the references pass).
  • Wrong on main, right here: the first value has a member that the second value has not.
  • As on main, and not as in the references: a member that only the second value has, the same members in another order, and such a Proxy against a real Set.

Other answers that change

  • With a size too, a property of the two targets that differs is no longer compared. Two Proxies around new Set([1]) whose targets hold x: 1 and x: 2 fail toEqual on main and pass here. So do two around a Map, and two around a Set subclass with another field. Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 4.1.12 pass the three pairs, and main passes each with no Proxy. The test "a property of the Set or the Map is not compared" has them.
  • A failed toBe of such a pair now says "serializes to the same string", as in both references. bun:test: toBe prints its hint without a label and checks 'serializes to the same string' #47801 rewrites that hint.
  • A cycle that is made of served members only ends in a RangeError. Main passes it by accident, Jest 30.5.2 throws the RangeError, Vitest 4.1.12 passes, and main throws it for the same shape with no Proxy.

What is left out, and the owner

Cost (release, linux x64, size and perf_event_open user instructions, JIT off, 50,000 calls minus an empty loop, median of 5. At 676d6dd, against the same tree with the bindings.cpp of main 2596ac5. Measured again after the rebase, with the values of each row written again.)

call main this PR
toEqual, two arrays of 100 numbers 25,532 25,631
toEqual, two arrays of 100 strings 34,045 34,144
toEqual, two arrays of 10 Dates 7,714 7,753
toEqual, two arrays of 10 class instances 12,361 12,400
toEqual, two arrays of 10 objects 13,890 13,889
toEqual, array of 20 objects of 3 levels 98,461 98,480
toEqual, 3 levels of plain objects and an array 5,733 5,732
toEqual, Set of 5 numbers 2,505 2,507
toEqual, Set of 3 objects 8,708 8,704
toEqual, Set of 30 Dates 191,618 194,314
toEqual, Map of 30 entries with Date keys 193,465 196,169
toEqual, Map of 3 entries with object values 5,320 5,318
toEqual, Set against a plain object 2,054 2,059
toEqual, two Proxies around a record of 2 properties 9,348 9,449
toEqual, a Set against a Proxy around a record 2,030 2,291
toStrictEqual, two arrays of 100 numbers 25,333 25,333
toStrictEqual, two arrays of 10 class instances 22,042 22,042
toStrictEqual, Set of 5 numbers 2,505 2,505
Bun.deepEquals, Set of 5 numbers 1,551 1,551
Bun.deepEquals, 3 levels 4,436 4,437
  • Where the cost is: the test for a Proxy in Bun__deepEquals for toEqual, behind an answer of specialObjectsDequal and in front of the DOM node check. It is 1 instruction for each element of an array of primitives, 4 for a pair of class instances or of Dates, and about 6 for each of the 465 pairs that two Sets of 30 Dates compare (+1.4%).
  • Before the rebase, on main 3bf1a06, the same code gave +3 for each array element and +6 for a pair of class instances.
  • Three rows have a spread in their 5 runs on both builds: the array of 20 objects of 3 levels (23 on each), two Sets of 3 objects (14 on main, 46 here) and the two rows with 30 Dates (74 to 181). The other rows give the same count in each run.
  • Text: 137,930,427 to 137,941,947. Data and bss do not change. Bun__deepEquals for toEqual grows 213 bytes (5,802 to 6,015). The rest is the reader: servedCollectionsDequal has 6,743 bytes. Each other instantiation of Bun__deepEquals and of specialObjectsDequal has the size that it has on main.
  • specialObjectsDequal for toEqual has the instructions of main (4,385 bytes, 1,067 instructions, no difference in the disassembly but the addresses of data). Its Set and Map arms take a Proxy for unequal, and Bun__deepEquals keeps that pair for the reader after the arm has answered.
  • Before the rebase, with the test for a Proxy inside the two arms (7694572), the numbers were: +2 for each array element, +32 for two Sets of 3 objects, +3,292 for the Set of 30 Dates and +1,392 for the Map with Date keys. Plain objects in a Set or a Map are the common case, so the test is behind the arms.
  • Before the rebase, tried and not kept: likelihood hints on the two tests (+5 for each array element, and toStrictEqual changes too), and one out-of-line call for a Proxy pair and the DOM node check (+1 for each array element, +38 for a pair of class instances, or +13 with 1 KB more text).
  • A Proxy around a plain record costs 96 to 101 more instructions per pair. A Set against a Proxy around a record costs 199 to 261 more.

Tests

  • describe("a Proxy around a Set or a Map") in test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js: 21 tests and one test.todo. 18 fail on main. The 3 that pass before are pins: toStrictEqual of two such Proxies, Bun.deepEquals with node:assert and util.isDeepStrictEqual, and the exception-check subprocess, which does nothing on a release build.
  • Where the 18 were counted: 17 of the first 20 tests on a release build of main. With the test of 4b1ecf2, 18 of 21 on a debug build that has the bindings.cpp of main, and on the release build 1.4.3-canary.1 (367d939).
  • test/js/bun/test/vitest-flavor.test.ts: one test with the constructor rule under both imports. It fails on a release build without this change.
  • test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts: five rows with the constructor rule, printed with and without --debug-aot. Three of them fail without this change.
  • The 13 tests outside if (isBun) pass on expect 30.5.2 and @vitest/expect 4.1.12, with the hand-written stand-in for reactive() and with @vue/reactivity 3.5.44 in its place. So does the body of the test.todo.
  • BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1: the whole file passes on a debug build of 4b1ecf2 (485 pass, 3 todo).
  • Each of these changes to the native code fails at least one test: the strict gate removed, the constructor step removed, the answer from the targets alone, a nullish test of the iterator method, no has in the Map scan, the operand order flipped, no close() before a new walk, the gate open for Bun.deepEquals, a Date against a Proxy kept for the reader as a Set is, a walk of the properties after members that are equal.
  • Also run, all pass: test/js/node/assert/ (deep-equal files), test/js/bun/bun-object/deep-equals.test.ts, mock-fn.test.js, jest-extended.test.js, vitest-flavor.test.ts, vitest-apis.test.ts, test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts.
  • Ahead-of-time compiled tests: the table of built-ins gives each matcher the capability to run script (matches in src/codegen/builtins/host/modules.builtins.ts), so a trap of a Proxy is within it. Before the rebase, 14 probe rows in which has, get, the iterator or size of the Proxy writes the member it is handed printed the same under bun test and bun test --debug-aot.

[human-review] gate passed · iteration 3 · 4 files touched

fails on main (without fix)
ASAN without fix: 20 failed, 3 skipped
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js test/js/bun/test/vitest-flavor.test.ts
bun test v1.4.4 (367d939d9)

test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts:
67 | test("under bun test --aot, matchers that compare deeply answer for typed objects as for plain ones", async () => {
68 |   using expectedDir = tempDir("test-aot-deep-equality", files);
69 |   using actualDir = tempDir("test-aot-deep-equality", files);
70 |   const [expected, actual] = await Promise.all([rowsOf(String(expectedDir), false), rowsOf(String(actualDir), true)]);
71 |   // For two Proxies around a Set, toEqual() takes two constructors for one only if both print as `[native code]` under one name.
72 |   expect(expected.rows.filter(row => row.startsWith("ROW constructor: "))).toEqual([
                                                                                ^
error: expect(received).toEqual(expected)

  [
    "ROW constructor: two bound functions of one name: T",
-   "ROW constructor: two classes of one name: f",
+   "ROW constru
... (truncated)

release without fix: 3 skipped
bun test v1.4.4-canary.1 (f230e223e)

test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts:
(pass) under bun test --aot, matchers that compare deeply answer for typed objects as for plain ones [820.73ms]

test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js:
(pass) expect() > () [1.81ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(0).toBe(0) == true [0.04ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(0).toBe(0) == true [0.01ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(0).toBe(0) == true
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(-0).toBe(-0) == true
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(1).toBe(1) == true
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(1).toBe(1) == true
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(NaN).toBe(NaN) == true
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(Infinity).toBe(Infinity) == true
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect({}).toBe({}) == true
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(Symbol(a)).toBe(Symbol(a)) == true
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(0).toBe(false) == false [0.03ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(0).toBe("") == false
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(0).toBe(-0) == false
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(0).toBe(-0) == false
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(1).toBe(2) == false
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(1).toBe(true) == f
... (truncated)
passes on PR (with fix)
ASAN with fix: 3 skipped
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js test/js/bun/test/vitest-flavor.test.ts
bun test v1.4.4 (367d939d9)

test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts:
(pass) under bun test --aot, matchers that compare deeply answer for typed objects as for plain ones [28217.16ms]

test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js:
(pass) expect() > () [191.86ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(0).toBe(0) == true [1.52ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(0).toBe(0) == true [0.37ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(0).toBe(0) == true [0.14ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(-0).toBe(-0) == true [0.11ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(1).toBe(1) == true [0.11ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(1).toBe(1) == true [0.10ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(NaN).toBe(NaN) == true [0.11ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(Infinity).toBe(Infinity) == true [0.11ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect({}).toBe({}) == true [0.11ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe() > expect(Symbol(a)).toBe(Symbol(a)) == true [0.12ms]
(pass) expect() > toBe(
... (truncated)

release with fix: 3 skipped
$ bun scripts/build.ts --profile=release
[configured] bun-profile → bun (stripped) in 2883ms (unchanged)
ninja: Entering directory `/workspace/bun/build/release'
[1/421] build.rs build_script_build
[2/421] gen cpp.rs (cppbind)
[3/421] gen the table of built-ins
builtins table: operands without uses: none
builtins table: 1811 host entries have a result that is not described; 88 properties that native code fills hold a value that is not described; a program in which a value may be anything holds what any host class needs: 0 modules, 15 functions
[4/122] rustc bun_safety 
[5/122] rustc bun_zlib_sys 
[6/122] rustc bun_errno 
[7/122] rustc bun_perf 
[8/122] rustc bun_boringssl_sys 
[9/122] rustc bun_cares_sys 
[10/122] rustc bun_base64 
[11/122] rustc bun_zstd 
[12/122] rustc bun_ptr 
[13/122] rustc bun_clap 
[14/122] rustc bun_text_diff 
[15/122] rustc bun_output 
[16/122] rustc bun_tcc_sys 
[17/122] rustc bun_brotli 
[18/122] rustc bun_lsquic_sys 
[19/122] rustc bun_picohttp 
[20/122] rustc bun_valkey 
[21/122] rustc bun_paths 
[22/122] rustc bun_shell_parser 
[23/122] rustc bun_core 
[24/122] rustc bun_zlib 
[25/122] rustc bun_collections 
[26/122] rustc bun_url 
[2
... (truncated)
diff hotspot
src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp                | 321 ++++++++-
 test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts |  28 +-
 test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js              | 958 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++-
 test/js/bun/test/vitest-flavor.test.ts       |  39 ++
 4 files changed, 1336 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)

gate history · 3 passed · 1 rejected · iteration 3

evidence per changed file
file                                          reads  edits  tests
src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp                    11      3    120
test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts      1      2     17
test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js                   8      6     91
test/js/bun/test/vitest-flavor.test.ts            2      1     39

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✅ @robobun, your commit 676d6dde02e948ac50527992df3e15e20f5774f4 passed in Build #138920! 🎉


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Status: ready for review.

Reproduced on release builds of main with bun test: expect(reactive(new Set([1]))).toEqual(new Set([1])) fails and expect(reactive(new Set([1]))).toEqual(reactive(new Set([2]))) passes, with reactive of @vue/reactivity 3.5.44 and with the hand-written stand-in of the test. On this branch the first passes and the second fails, as in Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 4.1.12.

The branch was rebased onto main 2596ac5 on 2026-11-08, after #47942. The six commits are unchanged. Three commits follow them:

CI: on build 138920 at 676d6dd, the head, 184 of 188 jobs passed. The 4 that are left are the darwin x64 - test-bun jobs, which wait for an agent. No test failed on every retry. 8 test files passed on a retry. One of them is test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts on Windows 2019 x64: an inner test that this PR does not change ran 8.5 s against its limit of 5 s, and the five rows of this PR passed in that run. Build 138856 at f230e22 had 184 of 188 jobs passed and no failure when the push of 676d6dd canceled the last 4. Before the rebase, no test of this PR failed on build 137565 at 4b1ecf2, or on an earlier build of this branch.

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Walkthrough

Non-strict asymmetric equality now compares Proxy-served Sets and Maps using their exposed collection operations. Proxy-chain resolution is shared with DOM-node detection. Tests cover collection matching, matcher behavior, exceptions, and iterator handling.

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Proxy Collection Equality

Layer / File(s) Summary
Proxy resolution and equality dispatch
src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp
A shared resolver handles nested and revoked Proxy chains. Eligible Proxy and Set or Map pairs use served-collection comparison.
Served collection comparison
src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp
The comparison reads exposed iterators, sizes, membership, and Map values. It checks constructor compatibility, compares members, and closes open iterators.
Collection behavior and matcher compatibility
test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js, test/js/bun/test/vitest-flavor.test.ts
Tests cover served members, comparison order, constructors, matcher behavior, cycles, and comparisons with Node, Jest, and Vitest.
Error and iterator validation
test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js
Tests cover revoked Proxies, operation errors, iterator closing, garbage collection, and JSC exception-check validation.

Possibly related PRs

  • oven-sh/bun#38510: Changes Set and Map deep-equality pairing for Bun.deepEquals, toEqual, and Node entry points.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii

Merge Risk: Low · up to 8d7af

Proxy collection comparisons improve, but unsized collections and mixed concurrent matcher imports retain edge-case inconsistencies. Merge with explicit owner awareness and follow-up for these limitations.

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test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js: 1

1563-1569: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Add a two-served-walk case where the pending matcher error must win.

The matcher-error assertion only covers a received Proxy around a Set. No assertion covers two Proxies around Sets or Maps, each with a return() that throws. In that case the fallback comparison throws the matcher error while both walks are open. Both closes then run. The test does not show that the pending matcher error survives the second close.

The boom error thrown by return() differs from matcherError, so this case detects a close error that replaces the pending error.

Suggested test case
         expect(log).toEqual(["return()"]);
+        // Both walks are served, so both close on the abort. The pending matcher error still wins over the close errors.
+        expect(
+          thrownBy(() => expect(throwingAt("return()", new Set([1]))).toEqual(throwingAt("return()", new Set([throwingMatcher])))),
+        ).toBe(matcherError);
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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 two things on the Proxy path and ruled them out: the JSValues ServedCollection holds across trap calls (iterator method, IterationRecord) live in a stack object, so they are conservatively scanned and need no extra rooting; and an iterator that never reports done hangs the walk, but that is the same behaviour Jest's and Vitest's for...of over the Proxy has, not a regression introduced here.

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The change adds a toEqual-only Proxy path for Set/Map comparison in src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp (about 300 lines of new native code that calls user-observable traps, has/get/size and the iterator protocol) plus roughly 850 lines of tests in test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface, but every new call enters user JS and the inline findings include a behavioural regression for trapless Proxies and an exception-replacement path, so a human should weigh those before merging.

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I re-reviewed the follow-up commit (304cabf) and found no new bugs; the Vitest constructor gate and the test.todo for the #47858 row address two of the earlier threads. A maintainer look is still worthwhile since this is ~300 lines of new Proxy-trap and iterator-protocol code in bindings.cpp.

What was reviewed in the follow-up:

  • The reverse scan when both served sizes are undefined: iterate() closes any walk left open by the first pass before starting a new one, and both collections are closed once at the end, so no iterator is closed twice.
  • The Bun__VM__isRunningVitestEntry check sits after strict identity and before the same-name-native fallback, matching the two sibling Jest/Vitest splits in the file; the new vitest-flavor test pins both answers.
  • The new size: "1" / size: undefined rows and the return getter test exercise the changed branches; the runInNewContext / EventEmitter import moves are mechanical.
Extended reasoning...

The PR adds a served-collection comparison path to Bun__deepEquals in src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp (+321 lines: targetOfProxyChain, isNativeFunction, constructorsMatch, the ServedCollection class, servedMembersDequal, servedCollectionsDequal) plus ~900 lines of tests in expect.test.js and a vitest-flavor subprocess test. It touches no security-sensitive surface (no auth, crypto, or data exposure); it is test-matcher semantics that run user Proxy traps and iterators through JSC's throw-scope machinery. The second commit since my prior review is small (7 native lines) and addresses two of my earlier inline comments, and this run's hunt ran dry with no findings. I did not approve because the change is large, runs user JS through Proxy traps and the iterator protocol with shared ThrowScopes, and lands new feature code in the monolithic bindings.cpp, which warrants a maintainer's judgment.

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Answers to the bot reviews of fbf068b and 304cabf. Each thread has its reply.

Changed (304cabf, 7694572)

  • Two Proxies that both serve a size of undefined: each value must have the members of the other. Before, expect(unsized(1)).toEqual(unsized(1, 2)) passed. A size of another kind that is equal on both sides ("1", 1n, null) keeps one walk, as in Jest and Vitest.
  • Under the vitest import the constructor of the two values must be one value, as in Vitest 4.1.12. Under bun:test two native functions of one name also count, as in Jest 30.5.2. vitest-flavor.test.ts has both answers.
  • The row for expect.not.arrayContaining against a served array is a test.todo with the answer of Jest and Vitest. bun:test: read a Proxy of an array through the Proxy in toMatchObject, Bun.deepMatch and expect.arrayContaining #47858 makes it pass.
  • New rows: the error of a matcher stays the error if return() of both walks throws, and if the return getter throws.
  • node:vm and node:events are module-scope imports. The helper of the new flavor test takes only a failed toEqual() for fails.

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  • A bare new Proxy(new Set(), {}) throws the TypeError of its size getter, as in Jest and Vitest.
  • The flavor comes from is_running_vitest_entry, as for the array length rule and the Error rule of Bun__deepEquals. In a concurrent group that mixes vitest and bun:test tests, the flag can be stale for the three of them. That repair is a PR of its own.
  • The reader stays in bindings.cpp. I can move it to a file of its own if a maintainer asks for that.
  • A cycle that is made of served members only ends in a RangeError, as the same shape with no Proxy does. deepEquals: match a Map entry on its key and value together #44636 owns the cycle stack.

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I re-reviewed the latest push (a56c5ac) and found no bugs; since this changes the toEqual path in Bun__deepEquals and runs Proxy traps from native code, a human look is still worthwhile before merging.

What was reviewed this round:

  • The gate move in a56c5ac: isForServedCollections suppresses exactly the false the Set/Map arms return for a Proxy partner, in both call orders, so it matches the earlier in-arm nullopt; the Date/RegExp arms are untouched, and the gate is constexpr-off for Bun.deepEquals and node:assert (only expect instantiates enableAsymmetricMatchers).
  • The Set-vs-Proxy pair still reaches servedCollectionsDequal after the isArray check, and a Set against a Proxy of a non-collection still returns false via isSetOrMap().
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The PR adds ~300 lines to src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp (a ServedCollection reader, servedMembersDequal, servedCollectionsDequal, constructorsMatch, isNativeFunction, a targetOfProxyChain helper reused by isDOMNode) plus ~940 lines of tests in expect.test.js and vitest-flavor.test.ts; the only change since the prior review is a56c5ac, which moves the Proxy gate from the Set/Map arms of specialObjectsDequal to an isForServedCollections check in Bun__deepEquals and adds five Date/RegExp-vs-Proxy pins. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface, but the new code calls user Proxy traps, getters and iterator methods from native code under a shared ThrowScope. The relocation was checked to be behavior-preserving and the bug hunt ran dry, but the change is large and sits on the bun:test deep-equality hot path, so a human review is still appropriate rather than an automated approval.

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Minor · Make direct Map comparison search past a value mismatch. · bindings.cpp:1175

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Make direct Map comparison search past a value mismatch.

Direct Map comparison stops at the first deeply equal key, even when that key's value differs. servedMembersDequal keeps searching the other keys. As a result, toEqual returns different results for a Map and a Proxy around the same entries.

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Update after a self-review of the commits since fbf068b. The change is 8d7af31.

  • The second pass for two Proxies that serve no size (304cabf) is out again. It asked has and get of the first value, swapped the two values of each comparison, and still did not count the members. bun:test: toEqual reads a Proxy around a Set or a Map through the Proxy #47888 (comment) has the rows. The rule for such a pair is again === of the two sizes and one pass. The test "where the answer is not that of Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 4.1.12" has the rows that differ.
  • The cost line of the PR body was wrong. "At most +5 instructions per call" left out three cases: an array of primitives (+3 for each element), a pair of class instances (+6), and each pair of Dates or other such objects (+2 if equal, +5 if not). The body has the measured rows now.
  • The Vitest rule for constructor stays. So does the move of the Proxy test behind the Set and Map arms: plain objects in a Set or a Map are the common case, and there it costs nothing.
  • Not built: the walk in step that Jest and Vitest use for a first value with no size. No library that I found serves such a Proxy. The notes of the PR name it under what is left out.

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…e constructors by identity under the vitest import

Two sizes that are undefined do not say that the second value has no other member, so each value must have the members of the other.
Under the vitest import the constructors of the two values must be one value, as in Vitest. Jest also takes two native functions of one name.
The row for expect.not.arrayContaining() against a served array is a test.todo with the answer of Jest and Vitest.
…) from another error

"fails" is a failed toEqual() only. A TypeError from a Proxy prints as it is, so it cannot pass for a mismatch.
…re on main

The arms again take a Proxy for unequal to a Set or a Map. Bun__deepEquals keeps that pair for servedCollectionsDequal after the arm has answered.
With the test inside the arms the compiler laid out the loop over the members in another way: toEqual of two Sets of 3 objects took 32 more instructions.
The pass compared the members with the two values swapped. It asked has and get of the first value, which threw for a first value that serves neither. A Proxy with no size that holds itself ended in a RangeError, and an equality tester got (expected, received).
Two sizes that are undefined are equal sizes again, as before 304cabf. The test of the differences has the rows in which the answer is not that of Jest and Vitest.
…oxy serves

Two Proxies around `new Set([1])` whose targets hold `x: 1` and `x: 2`
are equal, as the two Sets are with no Proxy, and as in Jest 30.5.2 and
Vitest 4.1.12. Main compares two Proxies by the properties of their
targets, so that pair fails `toEqual` there.

No test had such a pair with a `size`. The new test has it for a Set, a
Map and a Set subclass with a field.
The engine that main builds with has no
`JSC::AOT::CompiledCallee::isBoundFunction`. `Function.prototype.bind`
always makes a `JSBoundFunction` there, and
`isHostOrPrivateBuiltinFunction()` already answers for that cell.
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Rebased onto main 2596ac5. The old head is 4b1ecf2 and the new head is f230e22.

  • The six commits are unchanged. git range-diff marks each one =.
  • f230e22 is the only new commit. AOT: front end, test runs and tests for the rewritten compiler #47942 moved main to WebKit 5a61071f79, which has no JSC::AOT::CompiledCallee::isBoundFunction, so src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp did not compile on main.
  • That engine has no compiled closure for a bound function. Function.prototype.bind always makes a JSBoundFunction, and the last line of isNativeFunction already answers for it. The commit removes the clause.
  • Run on the new head (debug build with ASAN, linux x64): test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js (485 pass, 3 todo), test/js/bun/test/vitest-flavor.test.ts (192 pass), test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts (1 pass).
  • The measurements in the description are from before the rebase. The description has a note with the old and new commit names.

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Since #47942 each caller of `JSC::AOT::CompiledCallee::isCompiledCallee`
on main asks `vm().hasCompiledCode()` first. `isNativeFunction` now does
the same. The answer does not change: only such a VM has a compiled
callee.
…round a Set as without it

`isNativeFunction` has a branch for a function of compiled code, and no
test ran it. Without that branch its last line takes a compiled class
for a native function, so two classes of one name are one constructor
under `bun test --aot`.

The five rows are in `test/cli/test/test-aot-deep-equality.test.ts`,
which prints each row with and without `--debug-aot` and compares the
two. The test also names the answer of each row.

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A note for whichever of this pull request and #48300 lands second. constructorsMatch() here calls Bun__VM__isRunningVitestEntry(bunVM(globalObject)). #48300 (a draft) removes that function, because "vitest" gets an expect of its own there and the expect() of the matcher decides the rules of a comparison. The two merge without a conflict, and then the build fails at the link.

After #48300 the call is Expect__comparesLikeVitest(globalObject), declared above Bun__deepEquals in bindings.cpp. It answers for the expect() whose matcher compares, and for the running test or hook where no matcher does.

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