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Problem

• Since bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 (unreleased), a hoisted vi.mock("react/jsx-dev-runtime", factory) misses the JSX of its own file: <b /> gives the real element, exit 0. 1.4.4 gave the mock. A package import with attributes has the same defect.
• The generated JSX import (src/js_parser/parse/parse_entry.rs:2408) and imports with attributes (src/js_parser/lower/hoist_test_mocks.rs:281) stay static and link before the hoisted calls run. vi.mock() does not change a loaded package.

Fix

• When a hoisted mock() or unmock() names such an import's path (by a string literal or const), the import becomes await import() behind the hoisted statements. Other files transpile to the same bytes.
• The printer writes (0, ns.jsxDEV)(...) for a call of a lowered import, so the call has no this.
• Verified: test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-hoist.test.ts (33 of 71 new cases fail on main). Also mock-module, vitest-flavor, transpiler-cache.
• Self-reviewed: 34 concerns raised, 30 addressed. The Notes name the rest.

Background

• bun test hoists top-level vi.mock(), jest.mock() and vi.hoisted() above their file's imports, which become const ns = await import(path).
• Considered lowering in every hoisting module: a setup file with JSX then finishes after the imports behind it. An in-place update in BunPlugin.cpp runs the real module first.

Downsides

• Rest of the regression (1.4.4 mocked these): the runtime named by another path (react/jsx-dev-runtime.js) or a computed value (a let), a re-exported import, and a package import with attributes by a #name or from inside node_modules.
• A helper whose only import is a package that it names gains top-level await: its importer's next imports run first, and require() of it throws. A paths alias such as @app/cfg counts as a package.
• bun test --aot keeps the old answer: its own hoisting pass is unchanged. A file that names its JSX runtime pays one more await import(): +231,755 instructions (+2.5%), +9 promises.

Notes

Where it comes from. No user reported it. A comparison of main with 1.4.4 found it, in two sets of rows. Each row is one test file. Vitest is 4.1.9 (Vite 6.2.3) and 5.0.3 (Vite 8.3.6) on Node 26.3.

test file	1.4.4	main	this PR	Vitest
vi.mock() of the runtime, vi global, imported, in .tsx	mocked	real	mocked	mocked
the same with a hand-written import of the runtime beside the JSX	mocked, mocked	mocked, real	mocked, mocked	mocked, mocked
vi.mock("react") and <b {...props} key="k" /> (createElement)	mocked	real	mocked	not run
the mock in a module that the test loads with import or import()	mocked	real	mocked	not run
jest.mock() of the runtime	mocked, real runtime evaluated first	the same	mocked, real runtime not evaluated	not run
data.json of a package with { type: "json" }	mocked	real	mocked	mocked
note.txt of a package with { type: "text" }	mocked	real	mocked	not run
const p = "react/jsx-dev-runtime"; vi.mock(p, factory)	mocked	real	mocked	ReferenceError
vi.mock("react/jsx-dev-runtime.js", factory), another path to the module	mocked	real	real	mocked
the path from require.resolve() or import.meta.resolve()	mocked	real	real	not run
the path in a let, as "react/" + "jsx-dev-runtime", or in a template with a hole	mocked	real	real	not run
vi.mock(p, factory) with p from vi.hoisted()	no vi.hoisted()	real	real	mocked
vi.hoisted(() => vi.doMock("react/jsx-dev-runtime", factory))	no vi.hoisted()	real	real	mocked
import { v } from "pkg"; export { v }	mocked	real	real	mocked
export { v } from "pkg", export * from "pkg"	mocked	real	real	4.1.9 mocked, 5.0.3 real
import defer * as ns from "pkg"	mocked	real	real	not run

The rule. An import that stays static in a module that hoists is lowered when a hoisted mock() or unmock() names its path and the path can be in a package. That holds for the imports that the parser adds after the visit pass (JSX runtime, createElement, react/compiler-runtime), for an import with attributes, and for an eager import.meta.glob entry with a query. A call names a path with a string literal: vi.mock("x"), vi.mock(import("x")), await vi.mock("x"), a template literal with no substitution. It also names it with a const that holds such a literal, because bun test hoists that const with the calls. The literal is compared as UTF-8, so a path with characters outside ASCII matches too. A path can be in a package when it is a bare specifier that can be a package name, or has a /node_modules/ part. The rule reads only the source text, because the runtime transpiler cache keys a file by its content and the parser options. A review found that 46bb4d1 also read the path of the importing file, and e202751 removes that term. The cost is one more rest of the regression: a helper that itself lies in node_modules and names its own relative import with attributes gets the real file, as on main. 1.4.4 gave the mock.

Any other value names nothing. vi.mock(fromHoisted), a let, a computed string and jest.mock(require.resolve("./x")) leave the file as it is on main. For a mock of the runtime itself that is a rest of the regression: 1.4.4 gave the mock for each of these spellings. The first pushes of this PR took such a call as a name for every path. A review found two files that changed with it, and both reproduce on a debug build of 5c17b65:

• import "./mocks.jsx"; import { label } from "./button.js", where mocks.jsx has jest.mock(require.resolve("./icon.js"), factory) and the factory builds JSX: button.js kept the real icon.js. main gives it the mock.
• import "./setup.jsx"; import "./app.js", where setup.jsx has vi.mock(require.resolve("./other.js"), factory) and JSX: app.js ran first. main runs setup.jsx first.

A path literal outside ASCII was taken as unknown too, with the same two results. e217731 removes both. mock-hoist.test.ts pins each value form for the four kinds of import.

The paths that still miss. The parser compares the text of the two paths. It cannot know that react/jsx-dev-runtime.js, or the absolute path from require.resolve(), is the module that the file's JSX imports. 1.4.4 gave the mock there, because it updated the loaded package in place. Only lowering in every module that hoists reaches these spellings, with the two changes of the next section.

A helper file and the import that follows it. A module that gains a lowered import and has no other one gains top-level await. If a test file imports it with a static import, the next import of the test file runs before the helper's body ends. In each row the test file has import "./helper"; import { env } from "./app", and app reads at load time what the helper set:

the helper	1.4.4	main	this PR
imports ./cfg.json with an attribute and mocks that path	mocked	mocked	mocked
the same with vi.unmock()	no vi.unmock()	real	real
the first row, loaded by require()	mocked	mocked	mocked
imports ./cfg.json with no attribute and mocks that path	mocked	undefined	undefined
mocks its own JSX runtime and sets a global from JSX	mock	real element	undefined
imports pkg/data.json with an attribute and mocks that path	mocked	real	undefined
imports ./cfg.json with an attribute by an alias and mocks that name: #cfg from imports in package.json, @cfg, @/cfg, ~/cfg or $cfg from paths in tsconfig.json	mocked	mocked	mocked
the same by @app/cfg from paths, a name that looks like a package	mocked	mocked	undefined

A mock updates a loaded project file in place, so the first three rows need no lowering. e217731 lowered that import too. A review reported that the helper then ran after the next import, and that require() of it threw TypeError: require() async module. 46bb4d1 keeps a relative import static, and three tests pin the order of main. In the last two rows the helper's own read gets the mock, which main does not give, and only the later import sees undefined. The fourth row is #44833 as it is on main: a module with a hoisted mock awaits its imports. The last row is a loss against main. The parser has no resolver, so it cannot tell that @app/cfg points to a project file, and such a name is a package in most projects. docs/test/mocks.mdx states it. A name that cannot be a package name stays static since a698702 and 5e5c7fd: one whose first character cannot start a package name (#, ~, $), and a scope with no package behind it. The cost is one more rest of the regression. A #name that imports maps to a package gets the real package, as on main. 1.4.4 gave the mock.

bun test --aot. main now has a compiler with a hoisting pass of its own (src/aot/load/hoisted_mocks.rs, #47942). It links the JSX runtime and an import with attributes in front of the hoisted calls, as the parser did. test/aot/mocks-are-hoisted-above-the-imports.test.ts runs every case of mock-hoist.test.ts compiled. It now counts the 71 new cases and lists 40 of them as differing, each under its reason: 26 for the link order, 10 because the React Compiler does not run on compiled code, and 4 because the build does not see a mock of a module that is imported with attributes. The lists for hoisting, errors and not hoisted are from CI run 138813. The lists for the four new sections are from three runs of each on a debug build, where the compiled runs also crash at random in the link step of the compiler. The same rule for the compiler is handed off as a separate task.

Why not every module that hoists. The first form of this change lowered the JSX import in every ES module with a hoisted statement. That is what Vitest does. Two files that do not mock the runtime then changed on a debug build:

• import "./setup.jsx"; import "./app.js", where setup.jsx hoists a mock, has JSX and no import of its own: the body of setup.jsx ran after app.js. main runs it first.
• import "./mocks.jsx"; import { read } from "./reader", where the factory in mocks.jsx builds JSX: the factory ran twice and reader kept the real module. main, Vitest and Jest give it the mock.

Both come from the top-level await that the module gains. A module that mocks another module only keeps its static JSX import now, so both stay as on main. If the rule of Vitest is wanted for every module that hoists, the gate is one condition in lower_mocked_generated_imports.

Where the lowered import goes. Ahead of the other imports that became await import(), like the import that the JSX transform of esbuild adds (Vitest on Vite 6). Vite 8 adds it behind the imports at the head of the file. With the import first, a hoisted factory can use JSX when it runs at the first import of the mocked module. The imports that stay static are linked before the hoisted calls, as on main.

jest.mock(). It still updates a loaded module in place, so the value was right on main. What changes when the call names the runtime: the real runtime is not evaluated, an uninstalled runtime can be mocked, and a factory that reads a later const is the ReferenceError that #44833 documents. On main that factory left the real runtime in place with exit 0.

react/compiler-runtime. bun test --react-compiler is new in #44833, so this row is new behaviour and no regression. The namespace symbol of that import was named by its path. It is an identifier now, because a lowered import prints it.

Imports with attributes. They stay static, as #44833 documents and tests, unless a hoisted call names the same path and the path can be in a package. A named import stays static too if the file exports one of its names again. The second commit holds this part. Static and lowered forms give the same module for 21 loader names and the embed form of sqlite (54 of 54 comparisons, errors included).

The printer arm. A call that is built after the visit pass still has the import as its callee. That is a JSX call, a classic JSX factory that the file imports, and a call that the React Compiler writes again. The last two passed the namespace as this on main. The arm is limited to records that bun test lowered, so bundles and the dev server do not change (#34733, open PR #40829). A tagged template in a function that the React Compiler compiles still gets the namespace. #40829 covers template tags.

Not fixed, stated in docs/test/mocks.mdx. An import that the file exports again, export ... from, export * and import defer have no live dynamic form. A hoisted vi.mock() of a package does not reach them. This is handed off as a separate task.

Measurements. Release builds of main b1305dd and of this PR at a698702, before the merge with main 2596ac5. The commit after a698702 changes one arm of is_alias_name. Instruction counts are instructions:u from perf_event_open, 10 interleaved runs, medians. perf, valgrind and bloaty are not installed here, so sizes are from size.

• Transpiled output in bun test mode of every JS and TS file under test/ (30,302 files, 29,215 transpile): 0 differ. This was measured at 6fc16c3. The later commits lower a subset of what that commit lowered, so the count holds.
• 75 public test files that hoist, from a search for mocks of a JSX runtime: 25 outputs change, 0 gain top-level await. None of the 75 passes a value as the path.
• Parse of one .tsx with JSX and no hoisted call: 184,339 to 184,344 instructions per transformSync (run-to-run spread 28 to 82).
• Release binary: 140,289,934 to 140,288,142 bytes (-1,792). .text +2,304, .rodata -4,096.
• bun test of a file with 50 JSX elements that names its runtime and has one import of its own: 9,388,141 to 9,619,896 instructions (+231,755, +2.5%, spread 189,583). JSPromise::create 41 to 50, MicrotaskQueue::enqueue 43 to 54 (gdb hit counts on debug builds of e217731). With no import of its own it gains top-level await: 8,652,805 to 9,411,436 (+758,631, +8.8%).
• The same file when its hoisted call names another module: 9,399,584 to 9,405,579 (no change, spread 518,769).
• One JSX call in a file that names its runtime: 687 to 1,135 instructions with BUN_JSC_useJIT=0. 46 to 57 with the default tiers (spread 60). These two are from 6fc16c3. The later commits do not touch the printer.

Other open PRs on the same lines.

• Bind parser-generated names with require() in CommonJS-wrapped modules, ahead of hoisted classes #38012 gives a CommonJS module its generated imports with require() and also edits append_hoisted_mocks. The two merge without a conflict there, but its hoisted_at index has to be computed after lower_mocked_generated_imports has run.
• Bind parser-generated names with require() in CommonJS-wrapped modules, ahead of hoisted classes #38012 and bun test: follow-ups to Vitest compatibility #47727 also take transpiler cache version 52. The one that lands later takes the next number.
• Keep this undefined for call targets and template tags that a rewrite turned into a property access #40829 rewrites the printer arm that this PR extends.

Self-review, not done.

• A note on the ReferenceError for JSX in vi.hoisted(). It only shows in a file that mocks its own JSX runtime.
• Pins for three rows that only such a file reaches: require() of it, a runtime that lacks Fragment, and JSX behind an await in an async factory.
• The tagged template above.

Suites run on a debug build. mock-hoist at 5e5c7fd: the 205 cases pass. One case that main already has (a file restored from the transpiler cache with --isolate=modules) takes 3 s alone and sometimes passes the 5 s limit in a full run on this machine, with the build of main too. At 46bb4d1: mock-hoist, mock-module, mock-module-non-string, mock-module-resolve-log, vitest-flavor, vitest-apis, vi-utils, test-auto-import-jest-globals, import-defer, transpiler-cache, react-compiler, jsx-production, transpiler, runtime-transpiler. At 6fc16c3 also mock-fn, import-meta-glob, react-compiler-fixtures, react-compiler-fixtures-run, bundler_loader, bundler_jsx, isolation, coverage, and cargo test -p bun_aot for the loader names. Five cases of import-meta-glob and one of isolation time out on this machine with and without the change.

Question. Is "only when a hoisted call names it" the wanted rule, or should every module that hoists lower its JSX import as Vitest does, with the two changes above?

Not built: a check at run time. The spellings that miss and the alias row have one cause: the parser decides from the text of two paths. A form that keeps the static import and asks the runtime, behind the hoisted calls, whether a mock left that module alone would be exact for every spelling. It would keep the order of main wherever the static import is right. It needs a new runtime entry, puts an await into every hoisting module with such an import, and reads each JSX call there through a namespace. It is not built and not measured.

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Reproduced on a debug build of main b1305dd and on Bun 1.4.4:

• a.test.jsx with a top-level vi.mock("react/jsx-dev-runtime", factory) and <b />: 1.4.4 prints the mock, main prints the real element with exit 0, this PR prints the mock.
• import data from "pkg/data.json" with { type: "json" } after vi.mock("pkg/data.json", factory): 1.4.4 prints the mock, main prints the real file, this PR prints the mock.

The new cases in test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-hoist.test.ts fail on main (33 of 71) and pass with this PR.

CI on the head 7b86548 (build 139249) is red, and no failure comes from this diff. 185 of 188 jobs passed, and every GitHub Actions check that ran passed. The 3 failed jobs are darwin x64 - test-bun:

• The daily cleanup of the macOS x64 hosts ran at 14:27 UTC and deleted the checkout under the three running jobs. Each log ends with ENOENT: no such file or directory, lstat '/Users/administrator/Library/Services/buildkite-agent/builds/darwin-x64-14-8-9-1'.
• Before that, test/regression/issue/ctrl-c.test.ts failed in one of the three. Its bun install of vite got a 404 for rollup-4.68.2.tgz, which npm published at 14:18 UTC. The tarball answers 200 now.

A retry of those 3 jobs in Buildkite is what remains.

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Hoisted mock paths now affect the ordering and lowering of eligible imports, including imports added by JSX or the React Compiler. Loader import-attribute types are centralized. Tests and documentation cover JSX runtime selection, mock behavior, import ordering, and failure cases.

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Hoisted Mock Imports

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Provide loader attribute types src/ast/loader.rs, src/aot/module_keys.rs, src/aot/link/module_records.rs, src/js_printer/lib.rs	Loader::import_attribute_type() supplies loader attribute values to external module records and printed imports. The printer also adjusts calls through namespace aliases for lowered dynamic imports.
Track mock paths and plan imports src/js_parser/lower/hoist_test_mocks.rs, src/js_parser/p.rs, src/js_parser/lower/import_meta_glob.rs, src/js_parser/react_compiler_host.rs	The parser records paths named by hoisted mock() and unmock() calls. It moves eligible imports behind hoisted statements and preserves loader options when converting imports. Generated import names are formatted as identifiers.
Document and test import ordering test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-hoist.test.ts, docs/test/mocks.mdx, src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerCache.rs	Tests and documentation cover JSX runtime selection, hoisted mock matching, import evaluation order, and errors when JSX evaluates before its runtime binding is initialized. The runtime transpiler cache format version changes to 52.

Possibly related issues

• oven-sh/bun#40056: The PR documents hoisted mock behavior and import-order limitations, addressing the request for Vitest compatibility documentation.

Possibly related PRs

• oven-sh/bun#38012: Both changes involve generated JSX and React Compiler imports, which affect which imports the mock-lowering pass can process.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii

Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review a6987

The previously reported documentation gap is fixed. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks.

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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the collapse of the three hand-written loader tables into Loader::import_attribute_type(): every arm of the deleted with { type } printer table and the FetchParameters table maps identically (strum snake_case names, Bunsh -> "sh", Sqlite/SqliteEmbedded -> "sqlite", Json still FP::Json), and the transpiler cache version is bumped for the changed output.

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The change extends bun test's mock hoisting to lower the generated JSX/React Compiler runtime imports and attributed imports when a hoisted mock names their path, adds a printer rule for calls of lowered-import callees, and dedupes loader-name tables; it touches no security-sensitive surface. Two confirmed findings on path matching (non-literal and non-UTF-8 mock paths) are posted inline, so a human look is already signalled; the loader refactor and cache bump were verified behavior-preserving.

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• 🔴 src/js_parser/lower/hoist_test_mocks.rs:298 — A test or mocks file with JSX whose hoisted mock names its path by an expression (e.g. jest.mock(require.resolve("./mod…
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[robobun]

Pushed e217731 for the open review findings.

• hoist_test_mocks.rs: a hoisted call with a path that is not a string literal no longer counts as a name for every import. Both effects reproduce on a debug build of 5c17b65: a mocks file with jest.mock(require.resolve("./mod"), factory) and JSX in the factory lost the mock, and a setup file with such a call ran after the import behind it. A call now names a path with a string literal, or with a const that holds one. Any other value names nothing, so that file transpiles as on main.
• A path literal outside ASCII is compared as UTF-8. It is no longer taken as unknown.
• docs/test/mocks.mdx: the rule for an import with attributes has the re-export exception, and the position of the mocked JSX runtime is given relative to the other lowered imports.

mock-hoist.test.ts has 196 passes on a debug build of this commit. 33 of the 62 new cases fail on main.

[claude]

I reviewed the latest push (e217731) and found no new bugs; it addresses both points from my earlier review, so a human look is now the remaining step given this changes parser output ordering and a printer arm for every bun test file that hoists.

What was reviewed:

• unvisited_mock_path now reads only string literals (via as_string, so UTF-16 literals compare correctly) and hoisted const identifiers; the unknown-path flag is gone, and the new require.resolve(...), byLet, fromHoisted and non-ASCII cases in mock-hoist.test.ts exercise each branch.
• import_order/plan_import split: the only behavior change versus the old plan_import is the record.loader.is_some() gate now consulting is_named_by_hoisted_mock; the re-export and phase_defer/tag checks keep their order and polarity.
• Collapsed printer loader tables route through the one Loader::import_attribute_type, whose module_keys unit test round-trips all 21 loaders plus SqliteEmbedded; the Dynamic-kind check keeps the (0, ns.x) wrap off bundler and dev-server records.

Extended reasoning...

The PR touches the bun test mock-hoisting lowering in src/js_parser/lower/hoist_test_mocks.rs, the identifier printer in src/js_printer/lib.rs, Loader attribute naming in src/ast/loader.rs and src/aot/module_keys.rs, the React Compiler host's namespace symbol name, and bumps the runtime transpiler cache version to 52, with 460 lines of new tests in mock-hoist.test.ts. It touches no security-sensitive surface. The latest commit removes the unknown-path flag that my two open inline findings concerned and adds tests for those exact inputs, and no third-party objection is outstanding (coderabbit threads were resolved by a non-author). Deferring rather than approving because the change alters import ordering and printed output for test files and consolidates printer match arms, which is more than a mechanical change.

[claude]

Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the two collapsed Loader match blocks in src/js_printer/lib.rs and the deleted type_attribute_of in src/aot/module_keys.rs against the new Loader::import_attribute_type(): strum's snake_case names match every former arm, with Bunsh -> "sh" and Sqlite/SqliteEmbedded -> "sqlite" kept as explicit overrides, and the module_keys unit test now round-trips every variant.

Extended reasoning...

The behavior-preservation of the Loader refactor was the one REVIEW.md-mandated check not covered by the posted finding; the hoisted-mock lowering itself still has an open verified issue, so a human look remains needed.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @docs/test/mocks.mdx:
- Line 542: Update the relative-import-with-attributes explanation to clarify
that a matching relative path into node_modules, such as
./node_modules/pkg/data.json, may become await import() when named by a hoisted
mock call; note that this can prevent the importing file from loading with
require().

Review comments at @src/js_parser/lower/hoist_test_mocks.rs:
- Line 346: Update the `node_modules` check in the path classification to match
a complete path component rather than any occurrence of the substring, so names
such as `node_modules-config.json` are not treated as package paths. Preserve
the existing `bun_paths::is_package_path` check and ensure only actual
`node_modules` components trigger the hoisted mock behavior that lowers
attribute imports.

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[claude]

Beyond the inline finding, I checked two things on this push and ruled them out: loads_behind_hoisted_mock in src/js_parser/lower/hoist_test_mocks.rs now decides from the import path alone (is_package_path or node_modules in the path), so the transpiled output no longer depends on the source file's own path and the content-keyed runtime transpiler cache is sound again; and the move of type_attribute_of to Loader::import_attribute_type maps every loader identically (Bunsh -> "sh", SqliteEmbedded -> "sqlite", all others by name), with the module_keys.rs round-trip test now covering every loader.

Extended reasoning...

The latest commit (e202751) removed the self.source.path.text term from the lowering predicate, which was the open cache-key concern from the prior review; the loader helper refactor and the version 52 bump were checked against the old match arms. One confirmed finding (alias paths such as #cfg treated as package paths) is posted inline and still warrants a human look.

[claude]

I reviewed the latest push (a698702) and found no new bugs; the #cfg / @ cfg alias case I raised earlier is now handled by is_alias_name, and /node_modules/ is matched as a path segment. Because this is a ~200-line change to the hoisted-mock lowering plus a printer change, and the description itself names behavior that still differs from 1.4.4 (react/jsx-dev-runtime.js, require.resolve() paths, re-exported bindings), a human look at those tradeoffs would still be worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

• is_alias_name / loads_behind_hoisted_mock in src/js_parser/lower/hoist_test_mocks.rs: @ scope/pkg and @ scope/pkg/data.json still count as packages; @ cfg, @/cfg, @ scope/, #cfg do not.
• The two hand-written loader-to-type tables in src/js_printer/lib.rs now derive from Loader::import_attribute_type(); no third copy remains in src/, and Sqlite/SqliteEmbedded both still yield "sqlite".
• import_order keeps the base's early returns (test modules, bun, phase_defer, tagged records, exported bindings) in the same order; only the loader.is_some() branch gained the mock-path condition.
• RuntimeTranspilerCache version bumped to 52 and the output no longer reads the source path, so the content+features key still covers every input.

Extended reasoning...

The diff extends bun test's hoisted-mock lowering in src/js_parser/lower/hoist_test_mocks.rs so parser-generated imports (JSX runtime, react compiler runtime) and imports with attributes are lowered to await import() when a hoisted mock names their path and the path can be in a package, adds a printer tweak for (0, ns.jsxDEV)(...) calls of lowered imports, dedupes two loader-to-type tables into Loader::import_attribute_type(), bumps the transpiler cache version, and adds 65 subprocess cases to test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-hoist.test.ts. It touches no security-sensitive surface. The latest commit addresses my previous inline finding about package.json/tsconfig aliases, and no new defects were found. Defer rather than approve because the change is a sizable parser/printer modification with acknowledged partial regressions relative to 1.4.4 that a maintainer should weigh, and two coderabbitai inline threads from the 06:40 review are not marked resolved.

[claude]

I reviewed the latest push and found no new bugs; the points raised in earlier rounds (non-literal mock paths, the source-path term in a cache-keyed output, alias names) are now addressed in the code as far as I can see. Because this changes which imports bun test lowers in every file that hoists, adds top-level await to helper modules in some cases, and bumps the transpiler cache version, a human look at the behavioral trade-offs is still worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

• note_hoisted_mock_paths / unvisited_mock_path / is_alias_name / loads_behind_hoisted_mock in src/js_parser/lower/hoist_test_mocks.rs: decisions depend only on source text, so the runtime transpiler cache key still covers every input; the @ scope/name vs @ alias split in is_alias_name handles the empty, @, @/x, and @ x/ edges.
• lower_mocked_generated_imports: only parts whose every import can be lowered move, internal records and chai are skipped, and plan_import aliasing runs before the record kind flips to Dynamic.
• The printer (0, ns.jsxDEV)(...) wrap is gated on ImportKind::Dynamic, which only the hoist lowering sets, so other callers are unaffected; the Loader::import_attribute_type() refactor preserves every arm of the two removed tables, including Bunsh -> sh and SqliteEmbedded -> sqlite.

Extended reasoning...

The branch touches the bun test hoisted-mock lowering in the JS parser (hoist_test_mocks.rs, p.rs, react_compiler_host.rs), the JS printer, the Loader enum, the aot module-key helper, the runtime transpiler cache version, docs, and adds ~525 lines of subprocess tests in mock-hoist.test.ts. It touches no security-sensitive surface. All earlier inline findings from this bot were author-resolved, and the diff shows each was actually fixed (unknown paths no longer lower anything, the source-path term was removed, alias names stay static). Approval is withheld because the change is large and alters transpiled output for a class of test files, with documented behavioral regressions relative to 1.4.4 and a new top-level await side effect on helper modules that a maintainer should weigh.

[claude]

I reviewed the merge with main (8616f30) and found no new bugs; because the branch now also resolves against the new AOT compiler and the hoisting rule rests on a path-text heuristic with documented regressions, a human look is still worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

• Merge resolution: type_attribute_of in src/aot/module_keys.rs is deleted and its two callers (src/aot/link/module_records.rs, the round-trip test) use Loader::import_attribute_type(); no other caller remains.
• The three collapsed Loader tables: all 22 variants map to the same strings as before (strum snake_case plus the Bunsh -> "sh" and SqliteEmbedded -> "sqlite" cases), and the printer keeps the Loader::Json -> FP::Json special case.
• Not run by this review: mock-hoist.test.ts, mock-module, vitest-flavor, and transpiler-cache test suites.

Extended reasoning...

The latest push is a merge of main into the branch; the only resolution-specific change is that the AOT compiler's type_attribute_of helper (added by #47942) is replaced by the Loader::import_attribute_type() method this PR introduces, which I checked maps every variant identically. The rest of the diff is unchanged from the earlier reviewed versions: parser-side pre-scan of hoisted mock paths and the is_alias_name/loads_behind_hoisted_mock heuristic in hoist_test_mocks.rs, the printer's (0, ns.jsx)(...) wrap for lowered-import callees, and the cache version bump to 52. No security-sensitive surface is touched. Deferring rather than approving because the change is large and heuristic (the description itself lists several behaviors that regress from 1.4.4), touches the parser and printer core, and the test suites were not run here.

[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

[claude]

Code review found no issues

No high-confidence issues detected in this change.