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bun:test: restore a spy when its object refuses to delete it - #48071
Open question: should vi.spyOn() spies throw too? Vitest is silent.
Problem
spyOn(o, "method") on an inherited method, Object.freeze(o), mockRestore(): o.method() returns undefined, nothing throws. happy-dom's localStorage.getItem() breaks the same way. 1.4.4 restores both. From bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833, unreleased.
putBackOriginal dropped the answer of the restoring delete (src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:1019), so clearSpy forgot an installed spy.
Fix
Locked object: store a plain property over the spy, then delete again. bun test --aot too.
Proxy that keeps the spy: define the value it showed before through its defineProperty trap.
Still there (a frozen array's element): throw TypeError: Cannot restore the `0` property because the object does not allow it to be changed, spy stays registered.
Verified: test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js (54 new tests, main fails 50), three more files. Self-reviewed: 12 concerns raised, 10 addressed, 2 in Notes.
Background
A spy on an inherited property has nothing to put back: spyOn() stores an own property, the restore deletes it. Frozen objects and some Proxy traps answer false.
Weighed: VM::DeletePropertyModeScope (compiled objects ignore it), only throw as Jest (restores nothing), delete behind the traps (happy-dom loses its bound method).
Downsides
New TypeError where main is silent. A kept spy is retried, so later tests fail (5 of 5 with afterEach).
A Proxy that keeps the spy gets an own copy of the property. One that keeps it outside its target keeps it silently. User code's non-configurable property on the spied key is removed.
Restore: +7 instructions (inherited-method spy, 2,101 to 2,108), +4 (own). spyOn(): +2 to +5. Binary: +1,792 bytes.
Notes
Repro
import{test,spyOn}from"bun:test";classSvc{method(){return"original";}}test("t",()=>{consto=newSvc();consts=spyOn(o,"method").mockReturnValue("spied");Object.freeze(o);// or Object.seal(o), or Object.defineProperty(o, "method", { configurable: false })s.mockRestore();// or mock.restore(), restoreMocks, `using`, or the end of the test fileconsole.log(o.method(),Object.hasOwn(o,"method"));// main: undefined true. This PR: original false});
Decisions to check
A plain object that is locked after spyOn() is restored through the lock. The own-property restore does that already, and bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 tests it ("restoring a native accessor that was made non-configurable meanwhile").
The direct store replaced VM::DeletePropertyModeScope(IgnoreConfigurable) from the first draft. The store is putDirect, as in the own-property restore. It needs no VM-wide mode, and it also empties a field that compiled code lays out, so bun test and bun test --aot agree.
The restore removes whatever own property is on the key, as an unlocked restore does. That includes a non-configurable property that user code put there. 1.3.13 to 1.4.3 overwrote it with the original. Main keeps it only because its delete is refused. A check for the spy before the direct store was tried. It breaks stacked spies (spyOn(o, k), spyOn(o, k, "get"), freeze, restore the first one): the first spy leaves, and the restore of the second puts the first mock back for good.
A Proxy that keeps the spy gets the pre-spy value as its own property. Two other repairs were weighed. A delete on the target behind the traps is exact for Vue's readonly(), but it writes where the traps do not see it and leaves happy-dom with the unbound prototype method. A spy left in place as a pass-through still answers isMockFunction and still records.
The spy is looked for on the target behind the Proxy, with no trap, and the answer of a deleteProperty or defineProperty trap is not read. happy-dom hides every key of its target from getOwnPropertyDescriptor. Vue's readonly() answers true to a delete that it ignores. A Proxy that keeps the spy somewhere else than on its target, or that stores a wrapper of it, is not seen: the spy stays with no error, as on main. No library with that shape was found, and a read through the traps would add a trap call to each restore through a Proxy.
The TypeError is the same for every flavour. Vitest 5.0.3 drops the result of Reflect.deleteProperty and leaves the spy. Jest 30.5.2 throws. If vi spies must stay silent, it is one isVitest check before the throw.
A kept spy is reported at the end of the file only while its object is alive, because the target is held weakly. This PR does not change that. bun:test: hold the spyOn target and property key as GC references so a collected spy leaks nothing #40382 is about that reference. One more effect of it, on main too: a spy through a Proxy that nothing else references is not restored after the Proxy is collected, and it stays on the object behind the Proxy.
A Proxy gets no direct store, also not on the object behind it. spyOn() through a Proxy over an object that is already frozen throws at install, so the restore does not go where the install cannot. A Proxy with no traps over an object that is frozen after spyOn() gets the TypeError.
A kept spy stays in the list and is retried, which is the rule of main for each restore that throws (when restoring one spy throws, the others are restored and that one is retried next time). The retry restores it when the object allows it again. Jest 30.5.2 repeats the error too: jest.restoreAllMocks() throws in each afterEach (4 of 4), and then the file fails as a whole.
own or inherited index key, object frozen or sealed
spy stays, no error
spy stays, no error
TypeError, spy registered
Proxy with no traps over a frozen target
spy stays, no error
TypeError, spy registered
user code replaced the spy with a non-configurable property
overwritten
kept
removed
own method through a Proxy whose defineProperty trap puts the original back and answers false
JSC's TypeError on each restore
restored
Measured (release builds of main b1305dd and of this PR, bun run build:release, same machine)
Instructions (gdb stepi per symbol, pairs 41 to 45 of 50, a fresh object per pair, 3 runs): putBackOriginal 56 to 63 for an inherited-method spy, 59 to 62 for an own-method spy. clearSpy 39 to 39. mockRestore() in total 2,101 to 2,108 and 431 to 435. spyOn 433 to 438 (inherited) and 408 to 410 (own).
.text 110,627,497 to 110,629,289 bytes (+1,792, llvm-size -A). putBackOriginal 585 to 895 B. New cold takeSpyOffOrThrow 1,182 B. spyOn +114 B. Three small out-of-line helpers, 372 B. putOwnPropertyStorage -10 B. No other symbol of 163,450 changed (llvm-nm -S).
VM::m_deletePropertyMode (gdb awatch): 0 writes per restore on both builds, also for an object frozen after spyOn().
Object frozen after spyOn(): 2 JSObject::deleteProperty calls per restore (main: 1, refused). 10,000 frozen instances, one spy each, mock.restore(): +13 Structures (control with no freeze: +10,000, on main too).
GC cells per spyOn() + mockRestore() pair on an unlocked object: equal on both builds, type by type (bun:jscheapStats, 500 pairs).
Proxy traps per mockRestore(): deleteProperty 1 when the trap deletes, as on main. A kept spy adds defineProperty 1.
188 kinds of objects, 3 locks, string and symbol keys, value, get and set spies: main leaves the spy on 27,514 of 29,631 locked rows. This PR restores 29,301 of 29,760. The rest: 135 rows of a node:vm global, where the lock itself defines the key on the sandbox (the same on main), and Proxy rows that are locked through the proxy (TypeError).
bun test --aot: 147 of 147 locked rows on classes with compiled fields are restored, as without the flag. The first draft threw for 78 of them.
One kept spy (the element of a frozen array): two files and no restore call: 1 error line under the file that made the spy, exit 1. restoreMocks = true and 3 later tests: 3 fail. afterEach(() => mock.restore()) and 4 later tests: 5 fail. Main prints the same counts for a Proxy trap that throws. An object frozen after spyOn(): 0 fail, 0 error lines, exit 0.
Debug build with BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1 over mock-fn.test.js and the probe files: 0 unchecked exceptions.
Each clause of the change was removed in turn, 15 builds. At least one test fails each time. The unread answer of the defineProperty trap came later: its two tests fail on the build before it.
References, run here
Jest 30.5.2: the restore is delete object[methodKey] in strict mode. A frozen object: TypeError: Cannot delete property 'method' of [object Object], the spy stays, and the suite fails at teardown. A Proxy that refuses: TypeError: 'deleteProperty' on proxy: trap returned falsish for property 'method'.
Vitest 5.0.3: the restore is Reflect.deleteProperty(object, key) with the result dropped. No error, the spy stays. After mockRestore() it calls the original. After vi.restoreAllMocks() it still returns the mocked value.
Self-review
12 concerns were raised, 10 are addressed. Two are left for a maintainer: the vi rule (decision 6) and the lifetime of the report (decision 8).
The same pattern at other sites, not changed here
src/jsc/bindings/ViUtils.cpp:91 and :179 (vi.unstubAllGlobals(), vi.unstubAllEnvs()): a stub of a new global that is made non-configurable stays. A separate change is in progress.
src/js/internal/test/globals.ts:122 and :128: the cleanup of built-in globals between test files. It runs inside try {} catch {} and compares shapes again afterwards.
src/jsc/bindings/node/NodeTimers.cpp:467 and src/runtime/test_runner/timers/FakeTimers.rs:859: they delete the clock marker that Bun puts on setTimeout.
The results of overrideExportValue() and tryReplaceExport() in putBackOriginal are not read.
An own method that is restored on an object frozen after spyOn() comes back writable and configurable (old, also in 1.4.3).
Two spies that both stay at the end of a file: one error is reported. A separate change is in progress.
vi.mockObject(value, { spy: true }) is not restored at the end of a file. A separate change is in progress.
ASAN without fix: 54 FAILED
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test"--reporter=junit""--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/aot/a-spy-on-an-object-that-is-frozen-afterwards-is-restored.test.ts test/js/bun/test/mock-disposable.test.ts test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js test/js/bun/test/vi-utils.test.tsbun test v1.4.4 (367d939d9)test/aot/a-spy-on-an-object-that-is-frozen-afterwards-is-restored.test.ts:33 | const seenWith = async (...flags: string[]) => {34 | const { stdout, stderr, exitCode } = await run([bunExe(), "test", ...flags], String(dir), bunEnv);35 | return { seen: (stdout + "\n" + stderr).split("\n").filter(line => line.startsWith("SEEN ")), exitCode };36 | };37 | const [plain, compiled] = await Promise.all([seenWith(), seenWith("--aot")]);38 | expect(plain).toEqual({ ^error: expect(received).toEqual(expected) { "exitCode": 0, "seen": [- "SEEN [["original",false,true],["original",false,true],["undefined",false,true]]",+ "SEEN [[null,true,true],[null,true,true],["undefined",true,true]]", ], }- Expected - 1+ Received + 1 at <anonymous> (/workspace/bun/test/aot/a-sp... (truncated)release without fix: all passedbun test v1.4.4-canary.1 (f785b6771)test/aot/a-spy-on-an-object-that-is-frozen-afterwards-is-restored.test.ts:(pass) a spy on an object that is frozen afterwards is restored [1657.95ms]test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js:(pass) mock() > exists as jest.fn, bunTest.mock, and vi.fn [0.04ms](pass) mock() > mock [0.17ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > mock [0.21ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > _protoImpl [0.02ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > getMockImplementation [0.07ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > getMockName(pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockClear(pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockReset(pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockRestore(pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockImplementation(pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockImplementationOnce(pass) mock() > checks the this value > withImplementation(pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockName(pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockReturnThis(pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockReturnValue(pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockReturnValueOnce(pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockResolvedValue(pass) mock() ... (truncated)
passes on PR (with fix)
ASAN with fix: all passed
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test"--reporter=junit""--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/aot/a-spy-on-an-object-that-is-frozen-afterwards-is-restored.test.ts test/js/bun/test/mock-disposable.test.ts test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js test/js/bun/test/vi-utils.test.tsbun test v1.4.4 (367d939d9)test/aot/a-spy-on-an-object-that-is-frozen-afterwards-is-restored.test.ts:(pass) a spy on an object that is frozen afterwards is restored [24724.20ms]test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js:(pass) mock() > exists as jest.fn, bunTest.mock, and vi.fn [1.09ms](pass) mock() > mock [4.01ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > mock [3.76ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > _protoImpl [0.71ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > getMockImplementation [0.90ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > getMockName [0.69ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockClear [0.54ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockReset [0.70ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockRestore [0.59ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockImplementation [0.58ms](pass) mock() > checks the this value > mockImplementationOnce ... (truncated)release with fix: all passed
$ bun scripts/build.ts --profile=release[configured] bun-profile → bun (stripped) in 4933ms (unchanged)ninja: Entering directory `/workspace/bun/build/release'[1/422] gen generated_host_exports.rsgenerated_host_exports.rs: 119 exports (lazy=4, generic=115, rust=0); 289 extern-C blocks audited[2/421] build.rs build_script_build[3/421] gen cpp.rs (cppbind)[4/421] gen the table of built-insbuiltins table: operands without uses: nonebuiltins table: 2103 host entries have a result that is not described; a program in which a value may be anything holds what any host class needs: 0 modules, 15 functions[5/123] cxx obj/unified/UnifiedSource-src_jsc_bindings-2.cpp.o[6/123] rustc bun_safety [7/123] rustc bun_zlib_sys [8/123] rustc bun_output [9/123] rustc bun_perf [10/123] rustc bun_boringssl_sys [11/123] rustc bun_ptr [12/123] rustc bun_zstd [13/123] rustc bun_base64 [14/123] rustc bun_cares_sys [15/123] rustc bun_picohttp [16/123] rustc bun_brotli [17/123] rustc bun_clap [18/123] rustc bun_errno [19/123] rustc bun_text_diff [20/123] rustc bun_valkey [21/123] rustc bun_tcc_sys [22/123] rustc bun_lsquic_sys [23/123] rustc bun_shell_parser [24/12... (truncated)
A spy on an inherited or missing property is an own property that
restoring deletes. putBackOriginal() dropped the answer of that delete,
and clearSpy() forgot a spy that was still installed.
- An object that was frozen or sealed after spyOn(): a direct store
makes the property configurable again, and the delete is repeated.
That is how the restore of an own property goes through a lock.
- A Proxy that keeps the spy: the value that it showed before the spy
is defined back through its defineProperty trap. The spy is looked
for behind the traps, which can hide it or answer true for nothing.
- If the spy is still on the object (the element of a frozen array, a
Proxy that takes nothing back), the restore throws a TypeError and
the spy stays registered.
Reproduced on a release build of main b1305dd. spyOn(o, "method") on an inherited method, then Object.freeze(o), then mockRestore(): o.method() returns undefined. 1.4.3 and 1.4.4 print original. Object.seal(), configurable: false, mock.restore() and the end of the test file give the same result.
Reproduced with the Storage class of happy-dom 17.0.3 too: spyOn(storage, "getItem"), then mockRestore(), then getItem("k") returns undefined on main. 1.4.4 returns the stored value.
This PR restores both. test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js has 54 new tests, and main fails 50 of them.
CI (build 138184, b6fbeb6): no test of this PR fails, and no failure is new. The red tests are 27 files under test/aot/ and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. Each of them also fails in the final build of a recently merged PR.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
Spy restoration now tracks inherited originals and handles objects that become frozen or sealed. Restoration removes the spy and restores the original property when possible. If the target retains the spy, restoration throws a TypeError. Tests cover these outcomes across spy and proxy cases.
Changes
Spy restoration
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Property operations and original tracking src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp
Property writes and deletes report success. Spy metadata records inherited originals, including opaque accessor descriptors.
Restoration checks whether the spy remains installed, restores inherited originals where possible, and throws a TypeError when the target retains the spy.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:
- Around line 3035-3041: Update the restoration check in the method containing
`getOwnPropertyStorage` and `isInstalledAs` to verify the Proxy’s visible
property as well as the raw target before treating restoration as successful. If
the visible property still exposes the spy, keep it registered and do not report
successful restoration; preserve the existing raw-target check.
- Line 899: Update isInstalledAs in the restoration path to recognize bound
copies of the mock function before deciding whether restoration succeeded.
Preserve the existing direct-value and accessor checks, and ensure a bound spy
is not silently left installed and unregistered when a proxy prevents deletion.
- Around line 370-371: In the indexed-property path using parseIndex and
putDirectIndex, check whether installation succeeded and prevent spyOn from
registering or returning the mock when putDirectIndex returns false. Preserve
the existing behavior when installation succeeds and use the established failure
path without introducing a new API.
- Around line 3016-3020: Update the own-property restoration branch in the mock
restore flow to use defineOwnPropertyStorage with shouldThrow=false instead of
putOwnPropertyStorage with shouldThrow=true, preserving the existing target,
key, original value, and attributes. Let the existing property check determine
whether restoration succeeded before reporting failure.
Review comments at @test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js:
- Around line 5332-5338: Extend the test around `spy(proxy)` to cover a retained
own-property spy: make the `defineProperty` trap report success without writing
the original method back, then assert restoration throws and the spy remains
installed. Allow the trap to write afterward, call `jest.restoreAllMocks()`, and
assert the original method is restored.
- Around line 5344-5345: Update the assertions for mocked.mockRestore() and
jest.restoreAllMocks() to capture each thrown error and verify that it is a
TypeError with the expected cannotRestore(name) message, rather than relying on
toThrow(cannotRestore(name)) alone.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the revoked-Proxy case for objectBehindTraps (a null target): every path reaches it only after a trap call on the proxy itself (getOwnPropertyStorage or deleteProperty), which throws "revoked" first and is caught by RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION, so no null dereference. I also checked the exception-scope discipline in takeSpyOffOrThrow and the reworked putOwnPropertyStorage: each throwing call is followed by a check or RELEASE_AND_RETURN.
Extended reasoning...
The change rewrites spy restoration in src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp to push through objects frozen or sealed after spyOn(), route Proxy restores through defineProperty traps, and throw a new TypeError when the spy cannot be removed; it also adds a docs paragraph and about 480 lines of tests. It touches no security-sensitive surface. Six inline findings were posted, including a behavior change (deleting a user's non-configurable property), a trap-less Proxy inconsistency, and cascading failures under afterEach restore, so the PR needs a human decision on those semantics rather than approval.
Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):
🟣 src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp — pre-existing: a test author who calls spyOn on an element of an array that is already frozen gets a spy that is never installed and records nothing, with no error. putOwnPropertyStorage now reports a refused store, but spyOn discards that result at src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3266, 3281 and 3364 and still calls didInstall. Fix: when the install store returns false at any of the three spyOn sites, throw a TypeError naming the key (as the restore path does) instead of returning the mock, so a spy that the object refused is never handed out. The base branch had the same silent no-op; this PR added the bool return and uses it only on restore.
Why this was flagged
A test runs const a = Object.freeze([() => 1]); const s = spyOn(a, 0); a0; expect(s).toHaveBeenCalled(). spyOn reaches src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3266 with an index key, so putOwnPropertyStorage goes to putDirectIndex with ReadOnly|DontDelete attributes at src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:371, which the comment at src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:350 says is routed through [[DefineOwnProperty]] and answers false on a locked index. The return value is dropped and mock->didInstall runs at src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3290, so the caller gets a mock that is registered as a spy but is not on the object; a0 calls the original and the mock records nothing. The same discarded result exists at src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3281 and src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3364. The base branch behaves identically because putOwnPropertyStorage returned void there; the PR changed the helper to return bool only for the restore path, so this is pre-existing.
Verification: pre-existing — trigger: spyOn(a, 0) where a is already frozen. The install store at src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3266 has its result dropped. An index key goes to putDirectIndex at :371, which returns false with no exception. mock->didInstall(...) at :3290 still runs and the mock is returned. Sites :3281 and :3364 have the same defect; the base fails by the same route.
…fineProperty trap
A spy holds its object weakly. Two of the new tests gave spyOn() a Proxy
that nothing else referenced. `expect()` collects garbage when
BUN_GARBAGE_COLLECTOR_LEVEL is 1, as the CI runner sets it, so the Proxy
was gone when mockRestore() ran, and mockRestore() had nothing to
restore. Each test now holds its Proxy and reads through it after the
restore.
The restore of an own property through a Proxy read the answer of the
defineProperty trap. A trap that put the original back and answered
false made mockRestore() throw on each call. The answer is no longer
read, as for the deleteProperty trap. The object behind the traps says
if the spy is still there.
Tests:
- The TypeError of a kept spy is checked by name and message, for
vi.spyOn(), jest.spyOn() and spyOn().
- An own method that the defineProperty trap keeps or puts back.
- The restoreMocks option with an object that is frozen after the spy
is a test of its own. The shared fixture of the option matrix is as
on main again.
About the finding outside the diff (spyOn() on an element of an array that is already frozen returns a spy that is not installed): this is the behaviour of main, and this PR changes only the restore. #34976 makes a refused install throw, so that half stays there.
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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 finding, I also checked two things on this push: the inherited value an opaque spy now stores in m_spyOriginal is rooted (WriteBarrier, appended in visitChildren at src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:1096), and every call in takeSpyOffOrThrow that can run a Proxy trap (defineOwnProperty, deleteProperty, getOwnPropertyStorage) is followed by an exception check, with a refused store/delete in putBackOriginal re-checked before the fallback reads any state. The second commit also addresses the shared vi-utils fixture and the missing vi.spyOn/jest.spyOn TypeError coverage from the earlier round.
Extended reasoning...
The change rewrites the spy restore path in src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp (putBackOriginal, new takeSpyOffOrThrow, new SpyAttributeInherited bit, Proxy unwrapping helpers) and adds tests in four files plus a docs line; it touches no security-sensitive surface. It introduces a new user-visible TypeError and several deliberate behavior choices the author lists as open questions, which together with the posted inline finding keeps this a human decision rather than an approve.
… class of the TypeError
The test of a variable that a script declares in the place of a deleted
spy declared it on the global object of the test run. A variable of a
global object can't be deleted, so each later test file of the same
process saw it. The test now uses the global of a node:vm context.
Without the isVariableOf() guard it still fails.
The tests of a kept spy matched the name of the error. They now match
its constructor, so an Error that is named TypeError does not pass.
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I re-reviewed the latest push (b6fbeb6) and found no bugs; the vm-context change and the TypeError constructor matching address the earlier test nits. Because this rewrites the spy-restore path in JSC bindings around Proxy traps that run user code, and the PR itself leaves open whether vi.spyOn() spies should throw, a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
takeSpyOffOrThrow / putBackOriginal control flow: every trap-entering call has a RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION, and the m_spyTarget != target guard covers a trap that restores the spy re-entrantly.
objectBehindTraps on a chain containing a revoked Proxy: ProxyObject::revoke only nulls the handler, so target() stays non-null and the walk cannot dereference null.
SpyAttributeInherited (bit 26) does not collide with JSC PropertyAttribute bits or the other SpyAttribute* flags, and it is only set on opaque targets so the non-opaque restore path is unchanged.
The new tests assert exact error class and message, run the frozen-object and kept-spy throw cases under both spyOn flavors, and the subprocess tests drain stdout/stderr concurrently.
Extended reasoning...
The change touches src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp (about 190 lines) plus ~530 lines of tests and one docs paragraph, restructuring how bun:test restores a spy when the target is frozen, sealed, non-configurable, or a Proxy whose traps refuse the delete. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface; the sensitive part is C++ that enters user JS through Proxy traps, which I checked for exception handling and re-entrancy. No bugs were found in this run and all prior inline nits were addressed by the latest commit, but the behavioral decisions (new TypeError where main is silent, removal of a user's non-configurable replacement property, retry of a kept spy on every restore) and the open vitest question are maintainer calls, so this is a defer rather than an approve.
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Open question: should
vi.spyOn()spies throw too? Vitest is silent.Problem
spyOn(o, "method")on an inherited method,Object.freeze(o),mockRestore():o.method()returnsundefined, nothing throws. happy-dom'slocalStorage.getItem()breaks the same way. 1.4.4 restores both. From bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833, unreleased.putBackOriginaldropped the answer of the restoring delete (src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:1019), soclearSpyforgot an installed spy.Fix
bun test --aottoo.Proxythat keeps the spy: define the value it showed before through itsdefinePropertytrap.TypeError: Cannot restore the `0` property because the object does not allow it to be changed, spy stays registered.test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js(54 new tests, main fails 50), three more files. Self-reviewed: 12 concerns raised, 10 addressed, 2 in Notes.Background
spyOn()stores an own property, the restore deletes it. Frozen objects and someProxytraps answerfalse.VM::DeletePropertyModeScope(compiled objects ignore it), only throw as Jest (restores nothing), delete behind the traps (happy-dom loses its bound method).Downsides
TypeErrorwhere main is silent. A kept spy is retried, so later tests fail (5 of 5 withafterEach).Proxythat keeps the spy gets an own copy of the property. One that keeps it outside its target keeps it silently. User code's non-configurable property on the spied key is removed.spyOn(): +2 to +5. Binary: +1,792 bytes.Notes
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spyOn()is restored through the lock. The own-property restore does that already, and bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 tests it ("restoring a native accessor that was made non-configurable meanwhile").VM::DeletePropertyModeScope(IgnoreConfigurable)from the first draft. The store isputDirect, as in the own-property restore. It needs no VM-wide mode, and it also empties a field that compiled code lays out, sobun testandbun test --aotagree.spyOn(o, k),spyOn(o, k, "get"), freeze, restore the first one): the first spy leaves, and the restore of the second puts the first mock back for good.Proxythat keeps the spy gets the pre-spy value as its own property. Two other repairs were weighed. A delete on the target behind the traps is exact for Vue'sreadonly(), but it writes where the traps do not see it and leaves happy-dom with the unbound prototype method. A spy left in place as a pass-through still answersisMockFunctionand still records.Proxy, with no trap, and the answer of adeletePropertyordefinePropertytrap is not read. happy-dom hides every key of its target fromgetOwnPropertyDescriptor. Vue'sreadonly()answerstrueto a delete that it ignores. AProxythat keeps the spy somewhere else than on its target, or that stores a wrapper of it, is not seen: the spy stays with no error, as on main. No library with that shape was found, and a read through the traps would add a trap call to each restore through aProxy.TypeErroris the same for every flavour. Vitest 5.0.3 drops the result ofReflect.deletePropertyand leaves the spy. Jest 30.5.2 throws. Ifvispies must stay silent, it is oneisVitestcheck before the throw.Proxythat nothing else references is not restored after theProxyis collected, and it stays on the object behind theProxy.Proxygets no direct store, also not on the object behind it.spyOn()through aProxyover an object that is already frozen throws at install, so the restore does not go where the install cannot. AProxywith no traps over an object that is frozen afterspyOn()gets theTypeError.when restoring one spy throws, the others are restored and that one is retried next time). The retry restores it when the object allows it again. Jest 30.5.2 repeats the error too:jest.restoreAllMocks()throws in eachafterEach(4 of 4), and then the file fails as a whole.What changes against main
spyOn(), then ..., then restoreObject.freeze/Object.seal/configurable: falseoriginal, own copyundefined, spy stays, no errororiginal, no own copy, still frozenspiedundefined, no errororiginalusing,restoreMocksbun test --aot, the key is a field of a compiled classlocalStorage.getItem(delete refused, descriptor hidden)undefined, no errorProxywhosedeletePropertyreturnsfalse, Vuereadonly()TypeError, spy registeredProxywith no traps over a frozen targetTypeError, spy registeredProxywhosedefinePropertytrap puts the original back and answersfalseTypeErroron each restoreMeasured (release builds of main b1305dd and of this PR,
bun run build:release, same machine)stepiper symbol, pairs 41 to 45 of 50, a fresh object per pair, 3 runs):putBackOriginal56 to 63 for an inherited-method spy, 59 to 62 for an own-method spy.clearSpy39 to 39.mockRestore()in total 2,101 to 2,108 and 431 to 435.spyOn433 to 438 (inherited) and 408 to 410 (own)..text110,627,497 to 110,629,289 bytes (+1,792,llvm-size -A).putBackOriginal585 to 895 B. New coldtakeSpyOffOrThrow1,182 B.spyOn+114 B. Three small out-of-line helpers, 372 B.putOwnPropertyStorage-10 B. No other symbol of 163,450 changed (llvm-nm -S).VM::m_deletePropertyMode(gdbawatch): 0 writes per restore on both builds, also for an object frozen afterspyOn().spyOn(): 2JSObject::deletePropertycalls per restore (main: 1, refused). 10,000 frozen instances, one spy each,mock.restore(): +13 Structures (control with no freeze: +10,000, on main too).spyOn()+mockRestore()pair on an unlocked object: equal on both builds, type by type (bun:jscheapStats, 500 pairs).Proxytraps permockRestore():deleteProperty1 when the trap deletes, as on main. A kept spy addsdefineProperty1.getandsetspies: main leaves the spy on 27,514 of 29,631 locked rows. This PR restores 29,301 of 29,760. The rest: 135 rows of anode:vmglobal, where the lock itself defines the key on the sandbox (the same on main), andProxyrows that are locked through the proxy (TypeError).bun test --aot: 147 of 147 locked rows on classes with compiled fields are restored, as without the flag. The first draft threw for 78 of them.restoreMocks = trueand 3 later tests: 3 fail.afterEach(() => mock.restore())and 4 later tests: 5 fail. Main prints the same counts for aProxytrap that throws. An object frozen afterspyOn(): 0 fail, 0 error lines, exit 0.BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1overmock-fn.test.jsand the probe files: 0 unchecked exceptions.definePropertytrap came later: its two tests fail on the build before it.References, run here
delete object[methodKey]in strict mode. A frozen object:TypeError: Cannot delete property 'method' of [object Object], the spy stays, and the suite fails at teardown. AProxythat refuses:TypeError: 'deleteProperty' on proxy: trap returned falsish for property 'method'.Reflect.deleteProperty(object, key)with the result dropped. No error, the spy stays. AftermockRestore()it calls the original. Aftervi.restoreAllMocks()it still returns the mocked value.Self-review
12 concerns were raised, 10 are addressed. Two are left for a maintainer: the
virule (decision 6) and the lifetime of the report (decision 8).The same pattern at other sites, not changed here
src/jsc/bindings/ViUtils.cpp:91and:179(vi.unstubAllGlobals(),vi.unstubAllEnvs()): a stub of a new global that is made non-configurable stays. A separate change is in progress.src/js/internal/test/globals.ts:122and:128: the cleanup of built-in globals between test files. It runs insidetry {} catch {}and compares shapes again afterwards.src/jsc/bindings/node/NodeTimers.cpp:467andsrc/runtime/test_runner/timers/FakeTimers.rs:859: they delete theclockmarker that Bun puts onsetTimeout.overrideExportValue()andtryReplaceExport()inputBackOriginalare not read.spyOn()comes back writable and configurable (old, also in 1.4.3).vi.mockObject(value, { spy: true })is not restored at the end of a file. A separate change is in progress.Related PRs
putBackOriginalnext to this change. The PR that lands second has a small merge.Not run: macOS and Windows. On Windows
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