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bun:test: print expect.arrayContaining() with its sample - #47996
Verified: snapshot.test.ts (4 new tests), expect.test.js, inspect.test.js, vitest-flavor.test.ts, bun-test.test.ts. Each fails on main, and 20 related suites pass.
Self-reviewed: 14 concerns raised, 13 addressed. Not done: the promise flag in Jest-format files, which is its own change.
Background
An asymmetric matcher stands in for a set of values: expect.arrayContaining([1]) equals any array that holds 1. The sample is its argument.
The older-Bun fallback is from bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 (unreleased). When a snapshot does not match, Bun prints the value as 1.4.4 did and accepts that text.
Considered the arm with no fallback: 96 of 96 older entries fail once. Considered an arm in the snapshot printer only: it misses console.log.
Downsides
An older snapshot of the matcher passes for any array until it is rewritten.
test.each titles that print the matcher change, with the snapshot keys built from them.
A native object that no arm claims costs 28 more instructions per print. Release .text grows 560 bytes.
bun test writes the snapshot. Main stores "tags": ExpectArrayContaining {},.
Change the matcher to expect.arrayContaining(["c"]), or to expect.not.arrayContaining(["z"]).
CI=true bun test passes on main. It must fail.
The same holds on main for a matcher inside the value, for the matcher as the whole value, and for inline snapshots. It holds on 1.3.14, 1.4.0 and 1.4.4 too. A fuzz run of snapshot tests found it. Nobody asked for it on the tracker. The arm is missing since #5572 (2023), which added the matcher class and no printer for it.
Text
main
this PR
snapshot, nested
"m": ExpectArrayContaining {},
"m": ArrayContaining [, 1,, ], on three lines, as Jest 30 writes
snapshot, empty
ExpectArrayContaining {}
ArrayContaining []
negated
ExpectArrayContaining {}
ArrayNotContaining [ ...
expect.resolvesTo
ExpectArrayContaining {}
promise resolved to ArrayContaining [ ...
toEqual diff
- "a": ExpectArrayContaining {},
- "a": ArrayContaining [, - 2,
toBe, toContainEqual, toThrow line
Expected: ExpectArrayContaining {}
Expected: ArrayContaining [ 2, "x" ]
Bun.inspect, console.log
ExpectArrayContaining {}
ArrayContaining [ 1, "a" ]
past the depth limit
[ExpectArrayContaining ...]
ArrayContaining [Array ...]
test.each title, %p%o%O%s$key
ExpectArrayContaining {}
ArrayContaining [ 1, 2 ]
Older snapshots
Under the older-Bun replay the arm returns before it prints. The caller then prints the value as a plain native object, ExpectArrayContaining {}, which is what 1.4.4 wrote.
This follows the rule of bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833: docs/test/snapshots.mdx says "Snapshots written that way still pass". On that PR an arm with no older form was fixed as a regression ("All 22 pass now and the file is left alone. A new file gets [class Mock]"). bun test: print a property matcher in place of the message of an Error #47603 says of another matcher text that it "needs a change in the formatter and an entry in the older-Bun fallback".
Public repositories have such files. One has 10 .snap files with 110 entries of the old text, all as property matchers.
The older text is accepted only where an older Bun wrote it. With another value beside the matcher, or a plain array in its place, the snapshot fails. A test pins both.
The other variant is this diff without the guard line if this.amf_like_older_bun(true). Then each older entry fails once, and --update-snapshots repairs it.
unclaimed DOM-wrapper print: +28 instructions in the test-runner formatter (230 to 258, a failing toEqual that prints a URL), +28 in the console formatter (187 to 215, Bun.inspect(new Bun.Glob("*"))) (gdb 16.3 stepi, release --lto=off, third call, two runs with the same count). Existing matcher classes: +0 (expect.anything() 226, expect.stringMatching("a") 1,133, expect.stringContaining("x") in a diff 1,410). A plain object does not reach the function.
release binary: +560 bytes of .text (107,577,840 to 107,578,400) in 3 compiled copies (llvm-size -A, llvm-nm --print-size, --lto=off). The copies grow by 168, 168 and 194 bytes. The stripped file has the same size.
In the LTO build of CI (compile-aot-size.test.ts, ubuntu x64) a hello-world --compile --aot executable maps 68,117,555 bytes. On main at the base of this branch it maps 68,113,459, which is 4,096 less (one page). With --trim it maps 25,986,099 bytes on both.
older-Bun entries holding the matcher: 96 of 96 that pass on main still pass on this PR, files untouched. 120 of 120 pass after one --update-snapshots. A second update changes 0 bytes.
The matrix has 120 cells: 12 shapes x file and inline x bun:test, @jest/globals and vitest (72), and 12 file shapes in a Jest or Vitest file that an older Bun added to, with keys in order and not in order (48).
The 24 cells in a file with keys in order fail on main and here alike. Main runs no replay for those files.
A build of 367d939 (1.4.3-canary, before bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833) wrote the entries. The 1.4.4 binary could not be downloaded here. Both print these values the same way.
each-title forms that change for a row holding the matcher: 5 of 6 against main (%p, %o, %O, %s, $key). Against the release it is 2 of 6 more than main already changes (%p, $key), because the release prints {}, O and %s for %o, %O and %s. %j stays {} (JUnit name diff, bun:test and @jest/globals).
100,000-deep expect.arrayContaining([value]): RangeError on 11 of 11 CI lanes that run the test, 0 native stack overflows. The lanes are alpine, ubuntu and debian on x64 and aarch64, debian x64 with ASAN, macOS on x64 and aarch64, and Windows on x64 and aarch64. This is the new table row in bun-test.test.ts. A local debug build with ASAN gives the same RangeError in a diff and in Bun.inspect with depth: Infinity. Sample reads per print: 1. At construct: 0.
perf, valgrind, bloaty and strace are not installed here.
Not changed
A matcher that is the whole value, with a sample that is not empty, prints a line break after its name: ArrayContaining , then [ on the next line. expect.objectContaining() and custom matchers do the same on main. A test pins the bytes. Jest writes the name and [ on one line.
%j titles print {} for every matcher class in bun:test and @jest/globals.
A matcher that matched still shows as a changed line in a toEqual diff, as for the other classes.
Files in Jest's or Vitest's format already print ArrayContaining [. They print no text for expect.resolvesTo and expect.rejectsTo, for any matcher class. An inline snapshot in a bun:test file is retried in Jest's format, so it passes when only that flag changes. This is a separate change.
node:utilinspect and node:assert messages print Object [ExpectArrayContaining] {}. They use another printer.
Text that is stored inside a string has no fallback: a snapshot of a failure message, or of Bun.inspect() output.
A snapshot that a canary with bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 and without this arm wrote fails once if it holds the matcher beside a getter, a native class, a mock function or a hidden property (4 of 10 probed shapes), or beside a value that a snapshot serializer prints. No release writes that form. The replay prints without serializers on purpose: up to 1.4.4 expect.addSnapshotSerializer() throws Not implemented.
The print now reads the sample. A sample whose element getter throws makes the print throw that error, in a snapshot, in a diff and in Bun.inspect, as a plain array with that getter does on main. Main printed such a matcher as ExpectArrayContaining {} with no read.
A test.each title that prints the matcher gives the test a new name, so its snapshots have a new key. The older-Bun fallback is for the text of a snapshot and has no older key. The docs paragraph says so. bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 changes the %o, %O and %s titles of every value in the same way.
A snapshot that this build writes does not match on Bun 1.4.4 or older.
Print Bun's snapshot format with the console.log formatter #46729 moves print_asymmetric_matcher to expect.rs and removes the trait. If it merges first, this arm is about 7 lines there with a check of its like_older_bun state. The tests and the docs line carry over.
snapshot.test.ts: a table of matchers is stored, the .snap text is pinned, and a CI=true run with another sample, a negated matcher or resolvesTo fails while the same matcher passes (bun:test and @jest/globals). The same for inline snapshots. Text that an older Bun wrote passes and is left alone, --update-snapshots rewrites it once, and a second update changes nothing.
expect.test.js: the messages of toEqual, toBe, toContainEqual and toThrow.
inspect.test.js: negated, resolvesTo, nested, in its own sample, past the depth limit, compact, with an own property.
vitest-flavor.test.ts: the one assertion that pinned the old text, a %o title.
bun-test.test.ts: a row in the table of values nested 100,000 deep.
In snapshot.test.ts the older test error snapshots passes only with FORCE_COLOR=1, which CI sets. It fails the same way on main without it.
Also ran: expect-extend, jest-extended, mock-fn, diffexample, dom-nodes, bun-snapshots, existing-snapshots, new-snapshot, more, moremore, jest-each, spyMatchers, expect-label, pretty-format-overflow, pretty-format-overridden-size, expect-extend-matcher-utils-throw, expect-extend-asymmetric-match-throw, expect-stack-overflow-crash, vitest-apis, test-test. bun fmt --check is clean for the changed files.
no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/util/inspect.test.js, test/js/bun/test/snapshot-tests/snapshots/snapshot.test.ts, test/cli/test/bun-test.test.ts
Status: the fix is in this PR (#47996). The diff is ready. CI is red only for tests that this change does not touch.
How the problem was reproduced (debug build of main b1007f1, and 1.4.3-canary)
A test with expect({ m: expect.arrayContaining([1]) }).toMatchSnapshot() runs once. The snapshot file gets "m": ExpectArrayContaining {},.
The sample changes from [1] to [2]. CI=true bun test still passes.
The same happens for a property matcher (toMatchSnapshot({ tags: expect.arrayContaining(["a"]) })), for the matcher as the whole value, and when arrayContaining becomes not.arrayContaining.
With this PR the first run stores "m": ArrayContaining [, 1,, ], and the second run fails.
The five changed test files pass with 0 failures on all 11 lanes that run them: alpine, ubuntu and debian on x64 and aarch64, debian x64 with ASAN, macOS on x64 and aarch64, and Windows on x64 and aarch64. Each result is read from the shard logs.
27 test files are red: 26 under test/aot/, and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. All 27 are also red on main at the base of this branch (build 137822, b1305dd). This PR adds no file to that set.
compile-aot-size.test.ts fails its --trim budget with 25,986,099 bytes. Main has the same number.
One macOS aarch64 shard stopped because the test runner could not open test/js/node/test/sequential/test-stream2-stderr-sync.js, a file that is in the repository. None of the changed tests was in that shard.
The other 31 entries passed on a retry or when run alone.
The other checks pass: Format, Lint JavaScript, Source lints, cargo clippy, cargo miri test, mordant.
A new CI run cannot change the red tests, because they fail on main. So none was started.
`print_asymmetric_matcher` had an arm for every asymmetric matcher class
but `ExpectArrayContaining`, so the matcher printed as a bare native
object, `ExpectArrayContaining {}`, for every sample and also when
negated. A snapshot stored that text, so it still passed after the
matcher changed. A failing `toEqual`, `console.log`, `Bun.inspect` and
`test.each` titles showed the same text.
The new arm prints `ArrayContaining [...]` or `ArrayNotContaining [...]`
with the promise prefix, through the formatter's own array printer, as
the `ObjectContaining` arm does.
A snapshot that an older version wrote with the old text still passes
and is left alone until `--update-snapshots` rewrites it, as for the
other texts that older versions printed.
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Walkthrough
The test-runner formatter now prints samples for expect.arrayContaining() and its variants. Tests cover inspection output, failure messages, nested values, file and inline snapshots, and compatibility with snapshots created by earlier Bun versions.
The formatter handles array-containing matcher output and older-Bun comparison. It prints the sample with the matcher name and, when applicable, a promise prefix.
Tests cover matcher inspection, failure messages, deeply nested values, and Vitest output with the full sample.
Snapshot writing and legacy compatibility test/js/bun/test/snapshot-tests/snapshots/snapshot.test.ts, docs/test/snapshots.mdx
Tests cover file and inline snapshots, matcher changes, and compatibility with earlier snapshots. The documentation notes the earlier ExpectArrayContaining {} output.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner
Merge Risk: Low · up to 9c47e
Existing snapshots may need regeneration when titles contain matchers, and samples with throwing getters can now fail during printing. These narrow compatibility changes warrant awareness before merging.
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Minor · Preserve promise flags during inline snapshot fallback. · pretty_format.rs:3026-3048
src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs:3026-3048 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Preserve promise flags during inline snapshot fallback.
If an inline snapshot stores ArrayContaining [], changing the matcher to expect.resolvesTo.arrayContaining([]) can still pass. The Jest-format fallback omits the promise flag and matches the saved text. Preserve the flag during fallback comparison while retaining Jest snapshot compatibility.
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Review comment at @src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs around lines 3026 -
3048:
Update the ExpectArrayContaining formatting and inline snapshot fallback
comparison so promise flags remain distinguishable when matching saved snapshot
text, including the resolvesTo.arrayContaining([]) case. Preserve compatibility
with existing Jest-formatted snapshots; use the established matcher and fallback
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Review comments at @src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs:
- Around line 3039-3044: The array-containing title formatting changes legacy
snapshot keys for interpolated matcher titles. Update the snapshot matching flow
that handles `ArrayContaining` and `ArrayNotContaining` so it accepts the
previous title key before creating a new snapshot, while preserving the current
title formatting for new snapshots.
- Around line 3046-3048: Update the array formatting path in `amf_print_as` so a
formatting error for an `arrayContaining` sample still reaches the legacy
snapshot comparison when that comparison applies. Preserve error propagation for
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Review comments at @src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs:
- Around line 3026-3048: Update the ExpectArrayContaining formatting and inline
snapshot fallback comparison so promise flags remain distinguishable when
matching saved snapshot text, including the resolvesTo.arrayContaining([]) case.
Preserve compatibility with existing Jest-formatted snapshots; use the
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The doc comment of `did_older_bun_print` lists the texts that older
versions printed. It now has the `ExpectArrayContaining {}` form too.
The snapshot docs say that the rule for older text is about the text of
a snapshot and not about the name of its test. A `test.each` title that
prints differently gives the test a new name.
Answer to the review follow-up about promise flags in the inline snapshot fallback. It has no thread, so the answer is here.
The gap is on main for every matcher class, not only for arrayContaining. The printer for Jest's format (print_asymmetric_matcher_like_pretty_format) prints no text for expect.resolvesTo and expect.rejectsTo. A mismatched inline snapshot in a bun:test file is retried in that format, so it passes when only that flag changes.
It is left for its own change. The fix also changes what Bun writes into files in Jest's and Vitest's format.
The PR notes list it under Not changed.
The two inline findings (test names from test.each titles, and a sample whose element getter throws) have answers in their threads. 5003849 adds one sentence to the snapshot docs for the first one.
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An `ExpectArrayContaining {}` entry that an older version wrote passes
for any array and also when `.not` is added. The snapshot docs now say
so, and say how to record the array.
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Problem
expect.arrayContaining(array)prints asExpectArrayContaining {}for every array, also when negated. A stored snapshot still passes after the matcher changes. A failingtoEqual(log inexpect.arrayContaining(...).toEqual(actual)stops ignoringundefinedproperties when the outer object is frozen and contains a nested object #32485) andconsole.logshow the same text.print_asymmetric_matcher(src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs:2840) has an arm for every matcher class but this one.Fix
ArrayContaining [...]orArrayNotContaining [...]through the formatter's own array printer, as theObjectContainingarm does.console.logboth call this function. A snapshot that Bun 1.4.4 or older wrote still passes until--update-snapshotsrewrites it. bun:test: read the number and precision ofexpect.closeTo()as doubles when it matches and prints #47970 adds the same hook.snapshot.test.ts(4 new tests),expect.test.js,inspect.test.js,vitest-flavor.test.ts,bun-test.test.ts. Each fails on main, and 20 related suites pass.Background
expect.arrayContaining([1])equals any array that holds 1. The sample is its argument.console.log.Downsides
test.eachtitles that print the matcher change, with the snapshot keys built from them..textgrows 560 bytes.Notes
Repro
bun testwrites the snapshot. Main stores"tags": ExpectArrayContaining {},.expect.arrayContaining(["c"]), or toexpect.not.arrayContaining(["z"]).CI=true bun testpasses on main. It must fail.The same holds on main for a matcher inside the value, for the matcher as the whole value, and for inline snapshots. It holds on 1.3.14, 1.4.0 and 1.4.4 too. A fuzz run of snapshot tests found it. Nobody asked for it on the tracker. The arm is missing since #5572 (2023), which added the matcher class and no printer for it.
Text
"m": ExpectArrayContaining {},"m": ArrayContaining [,1,,],on three lines, as Jest 30 writesExpectArrayContaining {}ArrayContaining []ExpectArrayContaining {}ArrayNotContaining [...expect.resolvesToExpectArrayContaining {}promise resolved to ArrayContaining [...toEqualdiff- "a": ExpectArrayContaining {},- "a": ArrayContaining [,- 2,toBe,toContainEqual,toThrowlineExpected: ExpectArrayContaining {}Expected: ArrayContaining [ 2, "x" ]Bun.inspect,console.logExpectArrayContaining {}ArrayContaining [ 1, "a" ][ExpectArrayContaining ...]ArrayContaining [Array ...]test.eachtitle,%p%o%O%s$keyExpectArrayContaining {}ArrayContaining [ 1, 2 ]Older snapshots
ExpectArrayContaining {}, which is what 1.4.4 wrote.docs/test/snapshots.mdxsays "Snapshots written that way still pass". On that PR an arm with no older form was fixed as a regression ("All 22 pass now and the file is left alone. A new file gets[class Mock]"). bun test: print a property matcher in place of the message of an Error #47603 says of another matcher text that it "needs a change in the formatter and an entry in the older-Bun fallback"..snapfiles with 110 entries of the old text, all as property matchers.if this.amf_like_older_bun(true). Then each older entry fails once, and--update-snapshotsrepairs it.Measurements (main b1007f1 against this PR)
toEqualthat prints aURL), +28 in the console formatter (187 to 215,Bun.inspect(new Bun.Glob("*"))) (gdb 16.3stepi, release--lto=off, third call, two runs with the same count). Existing matcher classes: +0 (expect.anything()226,expect.stringMatching("a")1,133,expect.stringContaining("x")in a diff 1,410). A plain object does not reach the function..text(107,577,840 to 107,578,400) in 3 compiled copies (llvm-size -A,llvm-nm --print-size,--lto=off). The copies grow by 168, 168 and 194 bytes. The stripped file has the same size.compile-aot-size.test.ts, ubuntu x64) a hello-world--compile --aotexecutable maps 68,117,555 bytes. On main at the base of this branch it maps 68,113,459, which is 4,096 less (one page). With--trimit maps 25,986,099 bytes on both.--update-snapshots. A second update changes 0 bytes.bun:test,@jest/globalsandvitest(72), and 12 file shapes in a Jest or Vitest file that an older Bun added to, with keys in order and not in order (48).%p,%o,%O,%s,$key). Against the release it is 2 of 6 more than main already changes (%p,$key), because the release prints{},Oand%sfor%o,%Oand%s.%jstays{}(JUnit name diff,bun:testand@jest/globals).expect.arrayContaining([value]): RangeError on 11 of 11 CI lanes that run the test, 0 native stack overflows. The lanes are alpine, ubuntu and debian on x64 and aarch64, debian x64 with ASAN, macOS on x64 and aarch64, and Windows on x64 and aarch64. This is the new table row inbun-test.test.ts. A local debug build with ASAN gives the same RangeError in a diff and inBun.inspectwithdepth: Infinity. Sample reads per print: 1. At construct: 0.perf,valgrind,bloatyandstraceare not installed here.Not changed
ArrayContaining, then[on the next line.expect.objectContaining()and custom matchers do the same on main. A test pins the bytes. Jest writes the name and[on one line.%jtitles print{}for every matcher class inbun:testand@jest/globals.toEqualdiff, as for the other classes.ArrayContaining [. They print no text forexpect.resolvesToandexpect.rejectsTo, for any matcher class. An inline snapshot in abun:testfile is retried in Jest's format, so it passes when only that flag changes. This is a separate change.node:utilinspectandnode:assertmessages printObject [ExpectArrayContaining] {}. They use another printer.Bun.inspect()output.expect.addSnapshotSerializer()throwsNot implemented.Bun.inspect, as a plain array with that getter does on main. Main printed such a matcher asExpectArrayContaining {}with no read.test.eachtitle that prints the matcher gives the test a new name, so its snapshots have a new key. The older-Bun fallback is for the text of a snapshot and has no older key. The docs paragraph says so. bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 changes the%o,%Oand%stitles of every value in the same way.Other open PRs
expect.closeTo()as doubles when it matches and prints #47970 adds the sameamf_like_older_bunhook, line for line. The two merge in either order with one definition (git merge-treeexits 0).console.logformatter #46729 movesprint_asymmetric_matchertoexpect.rsand removes the trait. If it merges first, this arm is about 7 lines there with a check of itslike_older_bunstate. The tests and the docs line carry over.Tests
snapshot.test.ts: a table of matchers is stored, the.snaptext is pinned, and aCI=truerun with another sample, a negated matcher orresolvesTofails while the same matcher passes (bun:testand@jest/globals). The same for inline snapshots. Text that an older Bun wrote passes and is left alone,--update-snapshotsrewrites it once, and a second update changes nothing.expect.test.js: the messages oftoEqual,toBe,toContainEqualandtoThrow.inspect.test.js: negated,resolvesTo, nested, in its own sample, past the depth limit,compact, with an own property.vitest-flavor.test.ts: the one assertion that pinned the old text, a%otitle.bun-test.test.ts: a row in the table of values nested 100,000 deep.snapshot.test.tsthe older testerror snapshotspasses only withFORCE_COLOR=1, which CI sets. It fails the same way on main without it.expect-extend,jest-extended,mock-fn,diffexample,dom-nodes,bun-snapshots,existing-snapshots,new-snapshot,more,moremore,jest-each,spyMatchers,expect-label,pretty-format-overflow,pretty-format-overridden-size,expect-extend-matcher-utils-throw,expect-extend-asymmetric-match-throw,expect-stack-overflow-crash,vitest-apis,test-test.bun fmt --checkis clean for the changed files.no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/util/inspect.test.js, test/js/bun/test/snapshot-tests/snapshots/snapshot.test.ts, test/cli/test/bun-test.test.ts