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jest.replaceProperty is undefined in bun test. test.d.ts declares jest.Replaced<T>, but nothing produces one.
A polyfill cannot do it: restoreMocks and the end of a test file restore spies from Rust through the native spy list only.
Fix
jest.replaceProperty(object, key, value) replaces a data property and returns { restore, replaceValue }, with Jest 30's checks and messages.
The record of the original is a JSMockFunction spy in activeSpies, installed through spyOn's didInstall / putBackOriginal. So restoreAllMocks(), restoreMocks and the end of the file restore it with no new driver. A Vector<Strong> on JSMockModule roots it: the target holds a plain value, not the mock.
On an object with its own put() (process.env, a typed array) the value is assigned, as in Jest. Elsewhere it is defined with the property's attributes.
Verified: mock-fn.test.js (21 tests, all fail on main), isolation.test.ts (7), vi-utils.test.ts. Also the mock, fake-timers and vitest suites under BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1.
Background
A spy remembers its target, key, original and attributes. activeSpies is a weak set that restoreAll and didFinishTestFile drain. A spy lives because the target holds it as the property's value. A replaced property does not, hence the root.
spyOn's target resolution is now resolveSpiedProperty(), shared by both. Considered a fourth registry like vi.stubGlobal()'s: it forks the writer putBackOriginal already gets right. Considered a JSMap root: its removal can throw while didFinishTestFile uninstalls with an exception pending.
Downsides
spyOn on a replaced function value records the replacement as its original. Restored in the other order, the replacement stays. restoreAllMocks(), restoreMocks and the end of the file take either order (27 of 40 runs restore the original). Same class as a spy over an assigned function on main (24 of 40) and as a spy over vi.stubGlobal(), which bun test: stop a later undo from writing back a restored spy or a removed stub #48121 addresses.
Bun replaces a read-only property, where Jest throws. A test file whose own jest.replaceProperty ??= ... polyfill replaced a method now gets the native function, which refuses a function value as Jest does.
Per call: 1 Mock, 2 bound functions, 1 handle object, about 5 cells (heapStats), 0 retained after restore and GC. Release binary size not measured: no release build survived in this container.
Notes
Semantics.replaceValue() on a restored handle installs the replacement again, so restore(), restoreAllMocks() and the end of the file put the original back. Jest assigns the value there and forgets it. This covers the pattern of a describe()-level handle with afterEach(() => handle.restore()) and replaceValue() in each test. A second replaceProperty() on the same object and key returns the first handle after replaceValue(), as in Jest.
Checks, in Jest's order and with Jest's messages: a primitive target, no key, a missing key (after the prototype walk), a non-configurable property, an accessor (use spyOn(..., "get") or "set"), a function value (TypeError, use spyOn). The messages were compared with Jest 30.5.2's ModuleMocker.
Writers. Three ways to write, chosen at install and recorded in the spy attributes for the restore:
The shadow of an inherited property gets the default attributes on every kind of object, as Jest's assignment makes.
a module namespace export: overrideExportValue() (SpyAttributeESModuleNamespace), as spyOn does. Jest refuses namespace exports as non-configurable.
an object whose Structure has OverridesPut (process.env, import.meta.env, typed arrays, arrays, functions, the global object) and that is not an AOT-locked builtin: strict assignment through methodTable()->put (SpyAttributeAssigned). The restore assigns the original, or deletes the shadow of an inherited property. This keeps process.env's string conversion and TZ side effect, and keeps a typed array's valueOf() call outside ThroughLockOfBuiltins, which forbids script.
everything else: putOwnPropertyStorage with the property's attributes, a Proxy through defineOwnProperty (SpyAttributeOpaque), as spyOn does.
spyOn keeps its import.meta.env to process.env redirect. replaceProperty installs the spy on the process.env of the call too (SpyAttributeImportMetaEnv), so a test that puts a copy in place of process.env and takes it away before the restore gets the copy restored, not the real process.env written. The write and replaceValue() convert a Vite boolean as import.meta.env's put() does, and the restore deletes a Vite default from that process.env.
Also unlike Jest.process.env.TZ and NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED are accessors in Bun until the first write, so they get the "has a getter" error. Node shows them as data properties. Through import.meta.env they read as values. While unset, the accessor reads undefined, and replaceProperty says the variable does not exist, as Jest does on Node. A data property of undefined on an object put in place of process.env is a value, and is replaced.
Types.jest.replaceProperty<T extends object, K extends PropertyLikeKeys<T>>(object: T, propertyKey: K, value: T[K]): Replaced<T[K]>, as Jest 30's. A key that holds a method or a class is a type error. A getter is not told apart by the type, as in Jest. jest.Replaced<T> already existed. Checked by test/integration/bun-types/fixture/mocks.ts.
Cost.heapStats on the debug build for N = 1, 1000 and 20000 replacements: 1 Mock, 2 Function (the bound restore and replaceValue), 1 Object per call while replaced, about 5 cells in all with the Vector entry and the key. Retained after restore() and Bun.gc(true): a constant 1 Mock, about 20 Function, 1 to 2 Object for every N, so nothing per call. spyOn runs the same steps in the same order through the shared helper, plus one ASCIILiteral argument. bun:test creation gets one more putDirectNativeFunction. The two functions behind the handle are LazyPropertys, created on the first replaceProperty().
Overlap with open PRs.#34976 (the spyOn writer), #48098 (ordered spy lists) and #48121 (one record per replaced property for spies, vi.stubGlobal() and fake timers) edit the same functions. Whichever lands second rebases. Under #48121 the replacedProperties vector would become a layer kind of its record.
Pre-existing failures in the debug build of main used here, all 5 s timeouts under --isolate=modules: mock-module.test.ts "a factory imports a partly mocked module" and "a module that is linked, but not evaluated yet", isolation.test.ts "no other builtin module patches a global class". They fail the same way with this branch's src/ swapped for main's.
Self-review: 9 concerns raised, 8 addressed. The one left is the coordination with #48121, which is a draft.
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The handle it returns is a JSMockFunction spy registered in activeSpies, so
jest.restoreAllMocks(), the restoreMocks option and the end of a test file
restore it the way they restore a spy. The target holds a plain value and
not the mock, so a vector of Strong handles on JSMockModule roots the mock
until it is restored.
On an object with a put() of its own (process.env, import.meta.env, a typed
array) the value is assigned, as Jest assigns it. Elsewhere it is defined
with the attributes the property has.
spyOn's target resolution moves into resolveSpiedProperty(), which both
functions share.
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This change adds jest.replaceProperty to Bun. The API replaces eligible existing properties and returns a handle that can update the replacement or restore the original property. The change also updates property resolution, type declarations, runtime cleanup, documentation, and tests.
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Property replacement
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Summary
API contract and property resolution packages/bun-types/test.d.ts, src/codegen/builtins/host/modules.builtins.ts, src/aot/modules/test_replacements.rs, src/aot/builtins/resolve/written_members.rs, src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp
Adds the jest.replaceProperty declaration and builtin registration. Extracts shared property resolution and updates spyOn to use it.
Replacement handles and restoration src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp, src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.h, src/runtime/test_runner/vi_utils.rs
Adds replacement handles and tracking. Implements property and namespace-export replacement, handle updates, restoration, and native API registration. Notifies the mock runtime when a test-file global is discarded.
Adds type and runtime tests for replacement behavior, cleanup, and mock restoration. Documents the API and test-file cleanup behavior.
Possibly related issues
oven-sh/bun#48139 asks for jest.replaceProperty and restoration through its handle and jest.restoreAllMocks(). This change adds those replacement and restoration features. The issue’s jest.isolateModules request is not covered.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, dylan-conway
Merge Risk: Low · up to 597b1
The API is mergeable with owner awareness of remaining restoration edge cases involving environment objects, reentrant Proxy traps, reused handles, and overlapping replacements or spies. Documentation and a production-environment test assumption also need follow-up.
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Review comments at @docs/test/mocks.mdx:
- Line 292: Update the property-replacement documentation around spyOn to
explain that Bun can replace non-function module namespace exports even when
they are not configurable, while preserving the existing requirements for other
properties. Add the same exception to the replaceProperty type documentation.
Review comments at @packages/bun-types/test.d.ts:
- Around line 349-352: Update the replaceProperty key constraint to reject keys
whose property types are definitely callable, while preserving support for
non-callable properties. Add negative type tests showing that replacing a method
and a callable class property is rejected.
Review comments at @src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:
- Line 3586: Update the restoration flow around clearSpy so a reentrant
replaceValue call during a Proxy restoration trap cannot leave a replacement
untracked. Preserve registration for the nested replacement so a later
restoreAllMocks() can restore the original, or reject replacement while
restoration is in progress; retain the existing cleanup behavior when no
reentrant replacement occurs.
- Line 3533: Update the replacement path around putOwnPropertyStorage so it
checks whether the target is extensible before creating an own property that
shadows an inherited property. Reject the replacement for a non-extensible
target, while preserving the existing behavior for extensible targets and
own-property replacements.
- Line 3609: Update the handle reactivation flow around replaceProperty so
restore() continues to use the original value captured by the initial
jest.replaceProperty() call. When replaceValue() reuses a handle after
restore(), preserve the original snapshot instead of replacing it with the
property's current value.
- Line 3499: Update the assignment logic around isAssigned to handle
configurable, non-writable properties on arrays without attempting strict
assignment, so they can be replaced without throwing. Preserve assignment
behavior for targets such as process.env, using the existing property and target
checks to distinguish these cases.
- Around line 3162-3168: In replaceProperty, check whether
findPropertyDescriptor returned a holder before reading result.descriptor
attributes; if no holder exists, report the missing-property error. Preserve the
existing descriptor-based handling when a holder is found.
- Around line 1087-1088: Update the restore flow around JSCell::deleteProperty
to check its deletion result and report failure when deletion returns false;
keep the replacement installed and its registry entry intact on that path,
unregistering it only after successful deletion.
- Around line 3493-3496: In the findReplacedProperty branch, copy and root
existing->handle before calling putReplacement, since that call may mutate the
replacement vector and invalidate the entry. After the call, return the explicit
handle if present; otherwise return the rooted copy, preserving the existing
exception check.
- Around line 3493-3496: Update the existing-replacement branch using
findReplacedProperty so a handle that calls replaceValue() on the active
replacement remains connected to the replacement it changed; ensure that
handle’s subsequent restore() restores that replacement instead of leaving it in
place.
- Around line 3532-3536: Update replaceProperty so a Proxy defineProperty trap
that writes the replacement and then throws cannot leave the property untracked:
roll back the write or record enough cleanup state before propagating the
exception. Preserve the existing exception behavior and ensure restoreAllMocks()
can restore the property.
- Around line 3459-3461: Update the environment replacement tracking around
processEnvOfImportMetaEnvForTests so writes to the same key through
import.meta.env and process.env share one replacement identity and do not create
competing restoration records. Preserve the Vite default value when the
replacement is restored.
- Around line 3527-3536: Make property installation reentrancy-safe per target
and key in the installation flow around replaceExportOfNamespace and
mock->didInstall: detect when a Proxy trap reenters replacement for the same
property and prevent the nested call from creating an independent restoration
handle. Preserve the original value and ensure restoring the resulting handle
leaves the property in its pre-installation state.
- Line 3536: Update restoreAllMocks() and file-end cleanup to restore dependent
spies before the property replacements they wrap, so each spy restores the
original value rather than a replacement function; preserve this restoration
order in both cleanup paths.
- Around line 3605-3609: Update the replaceValue path that calls replaceProperty
so a restored handle can recreate a property deleted after restore(), using
assignment semantics when the property is absent. Preserve Bun’s restoration
tracking so a subsequent restore() still restores the original value.
- Around line 3466-3468: Update the restoration logic around property.isEasy so
opaque data properties use the value saved from their descriptor, not a value
returned by a Proxy’s get trap. Preserve the existing restoration behavior for
other properties, and ensure restoring an opaque property leaves its original
descriptor value unchanged.
Review comments at @src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.h:
- Around line 73-78: Update the replacement-registry cleanup in the
isolated-global retirement flow so it releases each active `ReplacedProperty`
entry’s `mock` and `handle` roots when that global is retired. Preserve the
existing replacement behavior while ensuring retired realms are no longer kept
alive by the registry.
Review comments at @test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js:
- Line 2530: Update the test containing the import.meta.env assertion to save
and clear inherited MODE and DEV values before checking replacement behavior,
then restore both in a finally block. Capture the startup default DEV value and
assert against it instead of assuming it is true.
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Still open from earlier reviews (10):
🔴 src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3466 — A test that replaces a property on import.meta.env while process.env is a throwing getter continues with an exception p…
🔴 src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3474 — After merging, a test that replaces import.meta.env.DEV, PROD or SSR while that variable is set in the environment ends…
🔴 src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3495 — Users get a native crash instead of an error from jest.replaceProperty on a Proxy whose has trap reports a key that no…
🔴 src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3503 — A test that calls jest.replaceProperty() twice on the same Proxy, typed array or process.env key can crash or get a bog…
🔴 src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3549 — Under bun test --isolate, a file that leaves a jest.replaceProperty() un-restored pins its whole retired realm in memor…
🔴 src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:3593 — A describe-level handle's restore() can leave a later replacement in place, so the next test sees the replaced value in…
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The last 3 reviews of this pull request each found new blocking issues, repeatedly in src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp. Where they share a root cause, one fix may close them together.
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Review comments at @src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:
- Around line 3450-3453: Update the restore order in restoreAllMocks() so
dependent replacement records are processed in reverse installation order; when
a test and preload replace the same property, restoring both must leave the
original value installed. Preserve the existing isInPreload and isMadeByPreload
filtering behavior.
- Around line 3544-3545: Update the restore() flow to check whether deleting the
replacement property succeeds; if deletion fails, report the failure and retain
its tracking record so restoreAllMocks() does not lose it.
- Around line 1381-1384: Update JSMock__didDiscardTestFileGlobal to restore
tracked replacements in shared stores, including process.env changes made by
SHARE_ENV workers, before clearing mockModule.replacedProperties. Reuse the
existing property-restoration mechanism so the next test file cannot observe
replacements left behind by the discarded global.
- Around line 3632-3640: Preserve the original property-value snapshot on the
restore handle across repeated restores. Update the `isRestoredSpy()` path in
`JSMockFunction` so it does not replace the handle with the active replacement’s
snapshot; both a later property change and a prior `replaceValue()` must still
restore the value captured by the first replacement.
Review comments at @test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js:
- Around line 2551-2554: Update the “import.meta.env” test’s skip guard to
distinguish an unset TZ value from Bun’s accessor, so the test runs when TZ is
unset. Ensure the test restores the original environment and timezone in a
finally-style cleanup so restoration occurs even if an assertion fails.
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- Around line 3542-3543: Update the assignment-tracking logic around isAssigned
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for restoration when its set trap may have changed the property. Ensure
restoreAllMocks() can restore that property after the failed replacement,
without treating failures that could not have changed it as successful
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- Around line 3446-3449: Reconcile overlapping preload and test-file records in
the replacement lookup and restore flow around findReplacedProperty so restoring
the preload first updates the active test-file record to preserve the original
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Review comments at @test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js:
- Line 2626: Update the restoration test around isReplacing so it keeps the trap
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…eeps an accessor for does not exist
The first call replaced it and its restore deleted the accessor, so a second call threw. Both calls now throw the same error.
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src/codegen/builtins/host/modules.builtins.ts: 1
81-81: Minor · Potential issue · Heavy lift
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The new builtin model describes effects on object and value, but its changed comment identifies a separate process.env conversion. The model may omit reads or writes to process.env when the target is import.meta.env.
Compiled code may retain a stale environment value or omit a dependency needed to reproduce the replacement.
This can occur when: An AOT-compiled test replaces an import.meta.env variable whose storage is supplied by process.env.
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I reviewed the latest push (5dfa60f) and found no new bugs; the two threads left open from my last pass (the unset-TZ restore deleting process.env's accessor, and the TZ assertions guarded by a runtime if) are addressed by the new "does not exist" throw at JSMockFunction.cpp:3483-3487 and the now-unconditional test. Because this is a 580-line change to the JSC mock bindings (Strong-rooted replacedProperties, Proxy/put re-entrancy, module-namespace export overriding, AOT writer tables), a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed: the replaceProperty() check order and the four writer paths (namespace, assigned, own storage, opaque); the re-entrancy around findReplacedProperty()/putReplacement(), which now copies the handle and mock out before the write; restore()/replaceValue() on a restored handle; the global-discard hook in vi_utils.rs.
Ruled out: a test file calling replaceValue() on a handle a --preload script created changes the property for later files — that handle is the preload's own record, so its writes are scoped like the preload's, consistent with isMadeByPreload spies.
Not run here: the BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1 pass and the GC/heapStats stress the review guide asks for; the PR description reports both, but this review did not reproduce them.
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The branch adds jest.replaceProperty() to bun:test, mostly in src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp (spyOn target resolution refactored into resolveSpiedProperty, a new replaceProperty with Jest 30 checks, Strong-rooted ReplacedProperty entries on JSMockModule, bound restore/replaceValue functions, a C-ABI hook for discarded test globals) plus AOT builtin tables, types, docs and tests. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface; the sensitive surface is GC rooting and user-JS re-entrancy in native bindings. The bug hunt ran dry with no findings, and the latest commit addresses the last two open threads from this bot, but the size and the native memory-safety surface make this unsuitable for an automated approve, and the exception-check and GC stress checks the review guide asks for were not run in this review.
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- Around line 3482-3483: Update the original-value capture for the process.env
replacement path so a Proxy’s exposed value is read through the Proxy, rather
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The restore resolved process.env again. A test that puts a copy in place of process.env and takes it away before the restore got the copy's original written to the real process.env. The spy now records the process.env of the call, and replaceValue converts a Vite boolean as import.meta.env's put() does.
#48249 and this PR both add JSMockFunction::isInstalledOn(JSObject*, const Identifier&) const to JSMockFunction.cpp. A trial merge of the two heads (11f7571 and 96feaed) has no conflict, and the merged class then declares the member twice, which does not compile. The PR that lands second must delete its copy. The body in this PR has the guard (m_spyTarget && ...), so it is the one to keep.
One order involves both PRs. I read it from the code and did not run it: jest.replaceProperty() on a global, vi.stubGlobal() of that global, jest.restoreAllMocks(), vi.unstubAllGlobals(). The stub saves the replacement, which is a plain value on the global. So the unstub puts the replacement back after the restore. The end of a test file runs the restore and the unstub in that order.
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Jest assigns the shadow of an inherited property, so it gets the default attributes on every kind of object. The type uses PropertyLikeKeys, as Jest's does.
Resolves conflicts in written_members.rs and JSMockFunction.cpp (renamed AOT helpers).
Also: restore() on a restored import.meta.env handle looks up the replacement on the process.env behind it.
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Part of #48139
Problem
jest.replacePropertyisundefinedinbun test.test.d.tsdeclaresjest.Replaced<T>, but nothing produces one.restoreMocksand the end of a test file restore spies from Rust through the native spy list only.Fix
jest.replaceProperty(object, key, value)replaces a data property and returns{ restore, replaceValue }, with Jest 30's checks and messages.JSMockFunctionspy inactiveSpies, installed throughspyOn'sdidInstall/putBackOriginal. SorestoreAllMocks(),restoreMocksand the end of the file restore it with no new driver. AVector<Strong>onJSMockModuleroots it: the target holds a plain value, not the mock.put()(process.env, a typed array) the value is assigned, as in Jest. Elsewhere it is defined with the property's attributes.mock-fn.test.js(21 tests, all fail on main),isolation.test.ts(7),vi-utils.test.ts. Also the mock, fake-timers and vitest suites underBUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1.Background
activeSpiesis a weak set thatrestoreAllanddidFinishTestFiledrain. A spy lives because the target holds it as the property's value. A replaced property does not, hence the root.spyOn's target resolution is nowresolveSpiedProperty(), shared by both. Considered a fourth registry likevi.stubGlobal()'s: it forks the writerputBackOriginalalready gets right. Considered aJSMaproot: its removal can throw whiledidFinishTestFileuninstalls with an exception pending.Downsides
spyOnon a replaced function value records the replacement as its original. Restored in the other order, the replacement stays.restoreAllMocks(),restoreMocksand the end of the file take either order (27 of 40 runs restore the original). Same class as a spy over an assigned function on main (24 of 40) and as a spy overvi.stubGlobal(), which bun test: stop a later undo from writing back a restored spy or a removed stub #48121 addresses.jest.replaceProperty ??= ...polyfill replaced a method now gets the native function, which refuses a function value as Jest does.Mock, 2 bound functions, 1 handle object, about 5 cells (heapStats), 0 retained after restore and GC. Release binary size not measured: no release build survived in this container.Notes
Semantics.
replaceValue()on a restored handle installs the replacement again, sorestore(),restoreAllMocks()and the end of the file put the original back. Jest assigns the value there and forgets it. This covers the pattern of adescribe()-level handle withafterEach(() => handle.restore())andreplaceValue()in each test. A secondreplaceProperty()on the same object and key returns the first handle afterreplaceValue(), as in Jest.Checks, in Jest's order and with Jest's messages: a primitive target, no key, a missing key (after the prototype walk), a non-configurable property, an accessor (use
spyOn(..., "get")or"set"), a function value (TypeError, usespyOn). The messages were compared with Jest 30.5.2'sModuleMocker.Writers. Three ways to write, chosen at install and recorded in the spy attributes for the restore:
overrideExportValue()(SpyAttributeESModuleNamespace), asspyOndoes. Jest refuses namespace exports as non-configurable.StructurehasOverridesPut(process.env,import.meta.env, typed arrays, arrays, functions, the global object) and that is not an AOT-locked builtin: strict assignment throughmethodTable()->put(SpyAttributeAssigned). The restore assigns the original, or deletes the shadow of an inherited property. This keepsprocess.env's string conversion andTZside effect, and keeps a typed array'svalueOf()call outsideThroughLockOfBuiltins, which forbids script.putOwnPropertyStoragewith the property's attributes, a Proxy throughdefineOwnProperty(SpyAttributeOpaque), asspyOndoes.spyOnkeeps itsimport.meta.envtoprocess.envredirect.replacePropertyinstalls the spy on theprocess.envof the call too (SpyAttributeImportMetaEnv), so a test that puts a copy in place ofprocess.envand takes it away before the restore gets the copy restored, not the realprocess.envwritten. The write andreplaceValue()convert a Vite boolean asimport.meta.env'sput()does, and the restore deletes a Vite default from thatprocess.env.Also unlike Jest.
process.env.TZandNODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZEDare accessors in Bun until the first write, so they get the "has a getter" error. Node shows them as data properties. Throughimport.meta.envthey read as values. While unset, the accessor readsundefined, andreplacePropertysays the variable does not exist, as Jest does on Node. A data property ofundefinedon an object put in place ofprocess.envis a value, and is replaced.Types.
jest.replaceProperty<T extends object, K extends PropertyLikeKeys<T>>(object: T, propertyKey: K, value: T[K]): Replaced<T[K]>, as Jest 30's. A key that holds a method or a class is a type error. A getter is not told apart by the type, as in Jest.jest.Replaced<T>already existed. Checked bytest/integration/bun-types/fixture/mocks.ts.Cost.
heapStatson the debug build for N = 1, 1000 and 20000 replacements: 1Mock, 2Function(the boundrestoreandreplaceValue), 1Objectper call while replaced, about 5 cells in all with theVectorentry and the key. Retained afterrestore()andBun.gc(true): a constant 1Mock, about 20Function, 1 to 2Objectfor every N, so nothing per call.spyOnruns the same steps in the same order through the shared helper, plus oneASCIILiteralargument.bun:testcreation gets one moreputDirectNativeFunction. The two functions behind the handle areLazyPropertys, created on the firstreplaceProperty().Overlap with open PRs. #34976 (the
spyOnwriter), #48098 (ordered spy lists) and #48121 (one record per replaced property for spies,vi.stubGlobal()and fake timers) edit the same functions. Whichever lands second rebases. Under #48121 thereplacedPropertiesvector would become a layer kind of its record.Pre-existing failures in the debug build of
mainused here, all 5 s timeouts under--isolate=modules:mock-module.test.ts"a factory imports a partly mocked module" and "a module that is linked, but not evaluated yet",isolation.test.ts"no other builtin module patches a global class". They fail the same way with this branch'ssrc/swapped formain's.Self-review: 9 concerns raised, 8 addressed. The one left is the coordination with #48121, which is a draft.
no test proof · iteration 8 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/test/mock-fn.test.js, test/cli/test/isolation.test.ts, test/bundler/compile-trim-runtime-texts.test.ts