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Problem

• bun test --reporter=junit writes failures="0" and no <testcase> for a file with two parse errors (const = ;). The run exits 1.
• The loader rejects with an AggregateError of BuildMessages. The error printer does not report them to the capture hook. record_log_message (src/runtime/cli/test_command.rs:1148) reads only the thrown value.
• on_uncaught_exception (src/runtime/test_runner/bun_test.rs:1666) records a counted error only if something was captured.

Fix

• The printer reports each BuildMessage and ResolveMessage it prints to the capture hook. That covers Bun.build(), Promise.any(), preloads and failures inside a test.
• on_uncaught_exception records the (unhandled error) case where it counts the error. --bail now writes the report.
• Verified: test/js/junit-reporter/junit.test.js (6 new tests fail on main), test/aot/unloadable-file-report.test.ts.
• Self-reviewed: 3 concerns raised, 3 addressed.

Background

• A BuildMessage or ResolveMessage is the rejection of a module that does not parse or resolve.
• The capture hook (VirtualMachine::on_print_error) fills the <failure> while bun test --reporter=junit prints one error.
• Considered walking errors in the reporter: it reads errors twice. Considered the record alone: every case is <failure type="Error" />.

Downsides

• Two errors in one test can change type and message (see Notes). An AggregateError of build or resolve errors now names the failure, where main and 1.4.4 take a later Error. A later build or resolve error no longer fills what an Error left empty (main fills it).
• With no reporter, a printed build or resolve error costs 4 to 6 instructions. Release .text: +256 bytes.
• A synchronously thrown AggregateError is still reported without its members (error printer: print the thrown Error, not the JSC::Exception cell, for errors escaping native callbacks #38278). Notes has the rest.

Notes

Report

A maintainer's fuzz run on main (2596ac5): "a test file whose syntax error gives two parse errors fails the run (exit 1), but the JUnit report says failures="0". A CI step that reads only the XML sees green." The ask: "with two or more parse errors the report has the (unhandled error) case too." The (unhandled error) case is from #44833 and is in no release.

It is not the number of errors. Any AggregateError whose members are build or resolve messages does it, and one member is enough:

// a.test.ts. half.js is `const half = ;`
await Bun.build({ entrypoints: [import.meta.dir + "/half.js"] });

$ bun test --reporter=junit --reporter-outfile=./r.xml    # main
 0 pass
 1 fail
 1 error
$ head -2 r.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<testsuites name="bun test" tests="0" assertions="0" failures="0" skipped="0" time="0.06">

Precedent

• The capture hook is the design a maintainer asked for in the review of bun test --reporter=junit: fix broken XML, double-escaped classname, and empty <failure> #34975: "This runs the exception formatter twice. Can we instead wire writing the log through run_error_handler, like we already do for GitHub Actions and similar?" This PR calls that hook from the two printer arms that did not call it.
• bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833: "The JUnit reporter left out errors outside of any test: a test file or preload that throws while it loads, has a syntax error or imports a missing module. Each is now a failed <testcase> named (unhandled error)."
• bun test --reporter=junit: record a failure that is not a finished test #44435 called the hook from the build and resolve arms first. Automation closed it as superseded by bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833, and no person reviewed it. This PR makes the same call with the log message as the payload, so the code frame stays in the report.

What the report has now

Main is the release build of 2596ac5.

An error outside of any test	main	this PR
a test file with two parse errors	no case	BuildMessage, both code frames
a warning, then a parse error	no case	BuildMessage, the message of the error, both in the text
an imported module with two parse errors	no case	BuildMessage, both code frames
a preload with two parse errors	no case	one case for each test file
top-level await Bun.build() with one error	no case	BuildMessage
top-level await new Bun.Transpiler().transform()	no case	BuildMessage, both code frames
Promise.any() of two missing imports	no case	ResolveMessage, both in the text
an async describe() callback that rejects with one	no case	ResolveMessage
the same AggregateError reported twice	no case	two cases, both with the text
AggregateError([ResolveMessage, TypeError])	TypeError, without the ResolveMessage in the text	TypeError, both in the text
a getter of errors that calls reportError()	2 errors, 1 case	2 errors, 2 cases
an error that the printer has no stack left to print	1 error, no case	<failure type="Error" />
a file with two parse errors and --bail=1	no report file	the report, with the case

Inside a test, the same errors gave <failure type="Error" />, also as <flakyFailure> and <rerunFailure>. They now have the type, the message and the text. One that the test did not throw itself now has uncaught="true".

A report can start inside the print of another one (the getter row). It gets its own capture, and on_uncaught_exception restores the outer capture after it.

Numbers from 23 fixture folders, each run serial, with --parallel=2 and with --bail=1 (69 runs), release builds of main and of this PR:

• Runs where the console's count of errors is not the count of (unhandled error) cases: 0 of 46 (main: 30 of 46).
• Runs with --bail=1 that write no report: 0 of 23 (main: 14 of 23).
• Fixtures where the serial report and the --parallel=2 report differ: 0 of 23 (main: 0).
• Console output: the same in 69 of 69 runs. The version line, the times and the order of files under --parallel are not compared.
• Reports in which main wrote a test case: 42. In 32 of them every test case of main is byte-identical. In 8 the text of an AggregateError with both kinds of member gained the build and resolve errors, with the same type and message. In 2 an in-test <failure type="Error" /> gained its type, message and text.
• These fixtures have no test with two errors of which one is a build or resolve error and the other an Error from a hook. The next section has the two shapes where that changes a type or a message. A maintainer's independent run found both.
• One console line is new, outside these fixtures. With --bail, a run that stops on one of these errors now writes the report. If the report cannot be written, the console says JUnitReportFailed: Failed to write JUnit report to <path>, as main does for a thrown Error.
• Reads of errors for one reported AggregateError: 1 get and 2 iterator steps, as on main.

The type and message of a failure

One report can print several errors. The type and message attributes are those of the first Error that prints. With no Error they are those of the first build or resolve error, and with neither, of the first warning. So a parser warning that prints before the error does not name the failure. An AggregateError with both kinds of member keeps the type that main writes (TypeError in the table). 1.4.4 writes the same for that error inside a test.

One test can have several reports: the test function, then a hook. The first report that gives a type or a message names the failure, as on main. Two shapes with two reports change an attribute. junit.test.js has both.

1. An AggregateError of build or resolve errors, then an Error from a hook. Main and 1.4.4 capture nothing of the first error, so the later Error names the failure. Now the first error names it. Main already does that when the first error is one BuildMessage (a file with one parse error).

// broken2.js has two lines `const = ;`
afterEach(() => {
  throw new TypeError("second");
});
test("t", async () => {
  await import("./broken2.js");
});

Build	Attributes of <failure>	Text
1.4.4 (38afee6)	type="TypeError" message="second"	the TypeError
main (2596ac5)	type="TypeError" message="second"	the TypeError
this PR	type="BuildMessage" message="Expected identifier but found &quot;=&quot;"	the build errors, then the TypeError

The same holds when the test awaits Promise.any() of failed imports or a failed Bun.build(), and when a beforeEach fails this way.

2. An Error with an empty message or name, then a build or resolve error from a hook. A build or resolve error does not fill in a type or a message that an Error left empty. Inside one report main does the same: AggregateError([new TypeError(), resolveMessage]) stays type="TypeError" with no message. Across two reports main fills it:

afterEach(async () => {
  await import("./no1.js");
});
test("t", () => {
  throw new Error();
});

Build	Attributes of <failure>	Text
1.4.4 (38afee6)	type="Error"	the Error
main (2596ac5)	type="Error" message="Cannot find module './no1.js' from '...'"	both errors
this PR	type="Error"	both errors

Main takes the type from the Error and the message from the resolve error. The other forms of this shape:

• The test throws an Error with a message and name = "". Main writes type="ResolveMessage" message="x". This PR and 1.4.4 write type="Error" message="x".
• The afterEach imports a file with one parse error. Main writes type="Error" message="Unexpected ;". This PR and 1.4.4 write type="Error".
• The afterEach throws a second Error. It still fills what the first one left empty: type="Error" message="second" in all three builds.

If print order is preferred for the AggregateError with both kinds of member, it is a change of one comparison in FailureCapture::record_cb.

Cost

Release builds of 2596ac5 and of this PR, same machine.

• print_error_from_maybe_private_data with no reporter (bun test without --reporter=junit, the same path as bun run): 1255 to 1259 instructions for a first print, 77 to 83 for a message that printed before. No call and no allocation is added. gdb stepi count from entry to return, 2 to 3 runs each, identical.
• Size: llvm-size text 137,957,325 to 137,957,581 bytes, and the .text section 108,257,833 to 108,258,089 bytes (+256 each). The sum of the function sizes is +163 bytes (nm -S): print_error_from_maybe_private_data +142, record_cb +151, record_log_message +228 (main inlines it), on_uncaught_exception -307, the drop glue of TestFailure -69 (now inlined), advance_sequence +18. bloaty is not installed in the build container.
• size_of::<VirtualMachine>(): 29,760 bytes in both, from a scratch const assert under cargo check that is not committed. The hook pair has a new argument type. No field is added.
• With the reporter, between entry and return of on_uncaught_exception (gdb breakpoint counts): a thrown Error makes 7 __rust_realloc calls (main 7) and 0 BuildMessage/ResolveMessage downcast calls (main 2). One BuildMessage makes 8 (main 8). A file with two parse errors makes 9 (main 0, it captures nothing).

Left for other changes

• An AggregateError that is thrown synchronously (a sync test, hook or describe body) reaches the printer as an exception cell and prints as itself, without its members. Console and report agree. error printer: print the thrown Error, not the JSC::Exception cell, for errors escaping native callbacks #38278.
• In a serial run, a later importer of a module with two or more parse errors gets AggregateError: 2 errors building "..." from the module registry, without the members. Console and report agree. --parallel and --isolate have the members. [JSC] Module loader: replay the error of a failed fetch, and register nothing for a rejected fetch WebKit#451, Report a module's build errors to every later load of it (WebKit bump for oven-sh/WebKit#451) #39204, Module loader: reject with one SyntaxError when Bun's parser refuses a file #48069.
• The two printer arms still print no GitHub Actions ::error annotation and send no inspector event for a build or resolve error. That changes console output for every command, so it is a separate change.
• Coordinator::abort_on_idle_worker_panic (src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/Coordinator.rs:1152) counts a worker that crashed between files as an error. No file owns it, so it has no test case. bun test --parallel: count errors that fire while a worker has no test file #44841 is about errors that no file owns.
• The error event of a Worker whose entry file has several parse errors: Module loader: reject with one SyntaxError when Bun's parser refuses a file #48069, worker_threads: preserve error own properties, surface parse diagnostics, report exit code 1 on terminate() #32867.
• A message that one AggregateError lists twice prints once and is in the text twice. Print a module's build or resolve error every time it is reported, not only the first time #39292 removes the print-once latch.

Open PRs on the same lines

• Module loader: reject with one SyntaxError when Bun's parser refuses a file #48069 (draft) makes the loader reject with one SyntaxError. After this PR it needs no change of its own in record_log_message: its new printer leaf calls report_printed_error for each message, and the BuildMessage rows here become SyntaxError.
• Print a module's build or resolve error every time it is reported, not only the first time #39292 keeps one report_printed_error call in each arm when it removes the latch.
• error printer: print an AggregateError itself, then its members indented under it #47114 changes how an AggregateError prints. It re-pins the rows with a user-made AggregateError.
• error printer: collect build and resolve messages in the caller's ExceptionList, not in vm.log #47374 and error printer: print the thrown Error, not the JSC::Exception cell, for errors escaping native callbacks #38278 need no change here. bun:test: remove unsafe from the test runner #40235 and cli: remove unsafe from bun run / bun test / --filter and the other CLI commands #40242 touch the same functions.

Tests

• test/js/junit-reporter/junit.test.js: 42 pass with the debug build and with the release build of this PR. With the release build of main 36 pass and the 6 new tests fail. The new tests compare the attributes and the text of each failure, with its code frames and blank lines and without the location lines.
• test/aot/unloadable-file-report.test.ts: 4 pass. The new case, a file with two syntax errors, fails on main.
• The same results on the release builds of main and of this PR: test/cli/test/parallel.test.ts (56 pass), test/cli/test/bun-test.test.ts (229 pass), test/internal/runner-junit.test.ts, retry-flag, test-timeout-behavior, 26851, and test-test, expect-deferred, dots, bun_test, vitest-flavor in test/js/bun/test/.
• With the debug build and the default 5 s limit of a local run, 2 tests of parallel.test.ts fail when the whole file runs and pass alone, and 2 tests of bun-test.test.ts time out. They are a test that prints 100,000 nested objects and a console.timeStamp test. None of the four reaches the changed code.
• The new tests are not concurrent. With a debug build each takes under a second alone and several seconds beside the others, which is near the default limit of a test.
• The test for an error that cannot print sets BUN_JSC_maxPerThreadStackUsage, so that the recursion takes the whole stack and the printer's stack check fails. ulimit -s 4096 does the same on a release build.

Self-review

• The cases that stay were not all named, and the order with Module loader: reject with one SyntaxError when Bun's parser refuses a file #48069 was not stated. Both are above.
• An AggregateError with both kinds of member changed its type from TypeError to ResolveMessage in the first version. Now an Error outranks a build or resolve error, and the attributes stay.
• The first title said "every counted unhandled error", and Coordinator.rs:1152 counts one without a case. The title now names the place, and the case is listed above.
• Not taken: a test that pins the report of a later importer of a module with two parse errors. [JSC] Module loader: replay the error of a failed fetch, and register nothing for a rejected fetch WebKit#451 and Report a module's build errors to every later load of it (WebKit bump for oven-sh/WebKit#451) #39204 fix that case and own its tests.

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Walkthrough

The virtual machine now reports printed exceptions, build messages, and resolve messages through a shared callback. The test runner captures these errors for JUnit failures. New tests and documentation describe aggregate-error reporting.

Changes

JUnit Error Capture

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Printed error callback src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs	PrintedError represents exceptions, build messages, and resolve messages. When side effects are allowed, the virtual machine sends printed errors to the configured callback.
JUnit failure capture src/runtime/cli/test_command.rs, src/runtime/test_runner/bun_test.rs	FailureCapture ranks printed errors and records their details. Test execution installs the capture callback, then records unhandled failures or marks captured failures as uncaught.
Aggregate error validation and documentation test/js/junit-reporter/junit.test.js, test/aot/unloadable-file-report.test.ts, docs/test/reporters.mdx	JUnit tests cover aggregate errors across build, test, and hook scenarios. The documentation describes how multiple errors appear in one unhandled-error testcase. The unloadable-file test adds a case with a second syntax error.

Possibly related PRs

• oven-sh/bun#39292: Changes build and resolve message printing, which connects to this PR’s capture of those messages.

Suggested reviewers: alii, jarred-sumner

Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 1a8c2

No concrete merge-blocking issue remains. Preserving blank separators in failure-text assertions is an optional test improvement.

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[robobun]

Status: ready for review. The diff is green. CI has one failed job, on a test that this PR does not touch.

How I reproduced it: a folder with one test file, a.test.ts, whose whole content is const = ;. Run bun test --reporter=junit --reporter-outfile=./r.xml.

• main (2596ac5): the exit code is 1 and the console says 0 pass, 1 fail, 1 error. r.xml has tests="0" failures="0" and no <testcase>.
• This PR: the same console and exit code. r.xml has one (unhandled error) test case with type="BuildMessage", the message of the first error, and both code frames in its text.

CI:

• Build #139037 (6869632) has finished: 188 jobs passed and 1 failed. test/js/junit-reporter/junit.test.js passed on every lane, macOS x64 included (42 pass, 0 fail).
• The failed job is one macOS x64 shard. Its one red test is test/js/third_party/grpc-js/test-tonic.test.ts: error: FILE_ENDED from unzipper in all 4 attempts, while the test unpacks the protoc archive that it downloads from GitHub or reads from the cache of the agent.
• Build #139007 (the same tree) had one failed job, on the x64 ASAN lane: test/aot/parallel/a-graph-of-modules-switches-the-tracking-of-contexts-on/the-first-storage-is-made-behind-the-graph-in-a-job-whose-context-stands.mjs. That program is flaky without this PR. With a debug build of 2596ac5 its executable prints undefined in 28 of 40 runs, and with this PR in 29 of 40. It passed in #139037.

[robobun]

^{Updated 10:20 PM PT - Nov 8th, 2026}

❌ @robobun, your commit 6869632 has 1 failures in Build #139037 (All Failures):

• test/js/third_party/grpc-js/test-tonic.test.ts - code 1: error: FILE_ENDED on 🍎 any x64

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[claude]

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 that nothing in the repo still references the old on_print_error_zig_exception hook or calls TestFailure::record_log_message from outside test_command.rs (the hook rename and the now-private helper are fully rewired), that the self.reporter.unwrap() at bun_test.rs:1664 is only reached when capture.is_some(), which requires reporter to be Some, and that the new Option<fn> VM field is zero-valid under the VM's zeroed init, like the field it replaces. The new junit and unloadable-file-report tests were not run in this review.

Extended reasoning...

The change rewires the junit error-capture hook in VirtualMachine.rs to report BuildMessage/ResolveMessage leaves, adds a FailureCapture with raw-pointer slots in test_command.rs, and reorders the uncaught/unhandled recording in bun_test.rs; it touches no auth, crypto or input-parsing surface. Inline findings already flag a type/message mismatch and a retry-path regression, so a human look is warranted; this note only records the extra dead-code, unwrap-guard and field-init checks that came up clean.

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- Around line 929-931: Update the failure-text expectation around `summarize` to
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