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Problem

• With --react-compiler, a component nested in a function can call another file's _temp at exit 0, or throw ReferenceError: _temp is not defined. Regression from bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833, in no release.
• Every statement list drains the queue of outlined callbacks after each statement (src/js_parser/visit/mod.rs:1617): a later function's body takes them. Only the module scope lists the name, so the renamer never numbers it.

Fix

• Each visit_stmts call takes, at its end, what its own statements outlined: a let in a block, the module end at module level.
• In a head that declares a name (parameter list), or beside a direct eval, they go in the function's own body, as under --aot (AOT: front end, test runs and tests for the rewritten compiler #47942). The declaring scope lists the name.
• Verified: test/bundler/transpiler/react-compiler.test.ts (12 new), test/cli/test/bun-test.test.ts (2). All fail on main.
• Self-reviewed: 13 concerns raised, 10 addressed. Not done (Notes): name guard elsewhere, --aot assert, --aot program.

Background

• The compiler outlines a callback that reads nothing of its component as function _temp. For Bun that includes one that reads an enclosing function's variable.
• Weighed: leave such a function as written. bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 compiles those.

Downsides

• There a callback is new at each call, so an effect on it runs at every render. Main throws, or has one callback (case test, enum initializer).
• As on main, a nested hook keeps the first value it builds from an enclosing variable.
• P +8 bytes, release text +3,584 bytes. Compiler off: -0.50% instructions (Notes).

Notes

Repro. a.jsx, over a stand-in react whose jsx returns the props and whose memo returns the function:

import { memo } from "react";
const x0 = "!";
function make(k) {
  const Leaf = memo(({ x }) => <i x={x} on={() => k + x0} />, (p, q) => p.x === q.x);
  return Leaf;
}
const e = make("red")({ x: 1 });
console.log(e.x + "/" + e.on());

bun build ./a.jsx --outfile=o.js && bun o.js prints 1/red!. With --react-compiler, main throws ReferenceError: _temp is not defined: function _temp is in the body of the comparator. Add a second file with a top-level component (export const Top = ({ x }) => <u x={x} on={() => "top?"} />) and main prints top? for both at exit 0, because the bundle has one _temp at the top level and Leaf reaches that one. bun test --react-compiler has the same first failure.

Where it comes from. Found by fuzzing, not by a user. The flag is documented as experimental. #44833 (9e76acc) started to compile a component or hook that is nested in a function, and is in no release.

Where an outlined function is declared now.

The nested function stands in	Declared
a statement of a function body or of a namespace	at the end of that list, as function _temp
a statement of a block, or of a case	at the start of that list, as let _temp = function () {}, through the conversion that block-level function declarations already take
a label, a for head that declares nothing, a switch with no let	as for the list around it
any of these at module level, with no function or block around	at the end of the module, with what is outlined from a top-level function. Only a part can declare a name of the module
a parameter list, a catch binding, a for head that declares, the test of a case in a switch that declares, an enum initializer, a block of a file that has the word eval. Also an async or generator function declaration in any block	in the function's own body

A block-level function _temp is also a var of the function around the block in code that is not strict. In cjs and iife output under Node that gave the callback of one file to a component of another. The let does not. A block that holds a direct eval keeps its function declarations as written, so there the callback has no form that is right everywhere. As a declaration it is the var above, and a cjs bundle printed mine mine for mine top. As a let in a case it is not set when another case calls a component that the switch declares. So it is declared in the component. A direct eval marks its scope only when it is visited, which can be after the component was compiled. So the parser looks for the word eval in the source, once for a file, when a nested function in a block asks. A file that has the word in a comment or a string gets the same placement, at the cost of a new callback at each call. A longer name that has the letters (evaluate, retrieval, evalúa) is not the word: the lexer's rule for the characters of an identifier decides. The statement of a label is no list of its own: lbl: { while (...) {...} function _temp() {} } does not parse when the loop has continue lbl.

With no renamer (bun test --react-compiler), a local of a function that holds its outlined callbacks does not take a name that a scope around it declares. Example: function make($, Leaf = memo(({ x }) => <i on={() => $ + x0} />)). The cache of the component is $ too, and the callback inside the component would read the cache. The parser renames such locals after the compile, and only when the function outlined a callback.

Rows. Each row is built with and with no flag, and both are run.

	main	this PR
The 16 rows of the report, for 3 targets: rows that differ	10, 10, 10	0, 0, 0
22 more forms of one file	14	0
24 rows with a second file that has a _temp of its own, outlined or typed by the user	19	0
10 rows where the function around the component calls a typed _temp of another file under another name	6	0
Generated grid (list kind x position x what the callback reads x the statement behind x the jump in a head's body), 4,092 cells, each bundled with a second file that has a top-level component. esm under Bun	2,634	0
esm under Node	2,577	0
--minify, Bun and Node	2,568	0
cjs or iife under Node	2,223	0
The same grid with a direct eval in front of each component, over the same 10 pairs of output and runtime	2,223 to 2,937	0
The same grid with a direct eval behind each component	2,223 to 2,937	0
The same grid with names that have eval inside (evaluate, retrieval, $eval, eval_, evalúa, ñeval) in each file	2,223 to 2,634	0
The four grids under bun test --react-compiler (11,528 caches asked)	the file does not load	0

Identity. The bundler test renders each form twice and prints whether the callbacks are the same functions: 28 forms print once, 14 forms (of the last table row) print at each call. Under React 19.3.1, a hook made in a parameter list that returns useCallback(() => k + x0, []), and an effect that depends on the result: the effect runs once with no flag and at each of 3 renders here. When the effect stores the result in state, React stops with Maximum update depth exceeded. Main throws _temp is not defined for both.

For two of the heads main is right and has one callback for all calls, by the order in which its lists drain: the test of a case in a switch that declares, and an enum initializer. Here they get a new callback at each call, like the other heads. To keep one callback there the declaration has to stand inside the switch or outside the closure of the enum. In the switch a let is not yet set when the test runs, and a function declaration is the var of the paragraph above. Outside the closure a read of a computed enum member names the parameter of the closure: main prints Rows.First there, and with --minify it throws ReferenceError: n is not defined.

shadcn-ui has no function in such a head: its output changes in 3 of 3,674 files, and only by where _temp stands in its list. One option for a maintainer: compile a function in such a head with outlining off. That costs one cache slot per callback, keeps one callback per component, removes the renaming above, and leaves the own-body arm of the --aot writer (src/aot/load/react_compiler/writer.rs:494) and two inputs of its unit test with nothing to place. I kept what --aot does.

Measured. Release builds of 2596ac5 and of this PR.

	main	this PR
size_of::<P>()	4,400	4,408
.text (size)	137,930,427	137,934,011
visit_stmts (nm -S, 2 copies)	10,713 bytes	11,467 bytes
New cold functions		159 and 2,270 bytes (2 copies each), 641 bytes (the search for the word, 1 copy)
Instructions (perf_event_open, user), bun build --no-bundle typescript.js (9.1 MB), compiler off. Minimum of 5 interleaved runs, spread under 2,500	965,875,525	961,029,871 (-0.50%)
Instructions, bun build --react-compiler of 500 top-level components, 3 interleaved runs	721.4 to 722.0 M	721.3 to 721.6 M
The same for 500 factories, each with a nested component and 2 outlined callbacks	812.1 to 812.2 M	808.8 to 809.2 M
Instructions, the 3,674 .tsx files of shadcn-ui@96da9cc each built alone with the compiler, 3 interleaved runs	28.29 to 28.38 G	28.26 to 28.32 G
Those files: output text differs		3 of 3,674 (_temp stands at the end of its list and not behind its statement)
Those files: functions compiled, cache slots, outlined functions	6,700 / 65,182 / 2,074	the same

Per statement list the parser now saves and restores one scope pointer and reads one length twice. Main read and drained the queue after each statement. A function in a head allocates one function object per outlined callback at each call.

Not done from the self-review.

• The name guard is on only for a function that holds its own outlined callbacks. At every position it would also rename locals of functions that this PR does not change. The input that needs it there (a local named like an outer variable that the function only assigns) is what react-compiler: do not name a local like an outer variable the function assigns, or like the JSX factory #48269 fixes in the compiler's rename pass.
• No assert ties the parser's choice to the --aot writer's. The writer puts what is outlined from the test of a case in front of the statements of that case (writer.rs:495), where the parser uses the list around the switch, or the function's own body when the switch declares. DESIGN.md states the rule and this difference.
• test/aot/react-compiler.test.ts has no new program. With a debug build the file writes 45 executables of 1.6 GB, more than my machine holds. By hand, one program of nine forms (a parameter list, a second declarator, a declaration, memo, the test of a case, a for head, the top level, a labeled loop and a for head at module level) prints the same lines, and the same one callback or two callbacks per form, as a bundled executable and as an --aot executable at minify none, syntax and all. I can add it in a follow-up. The two bun test cases do run under --aot: test/aot/runner-suites/bun-test-2.test.ts gives each child run the flag.

After the first reviews.

• The two bun test cases told a compiled component by the text of the function. Under --aot that text is the source, so both failed in test/aot/runner-suites/bun-test-2.test.ts. They now ask the stand-in of the compiler runtime which components take a cache, as test/aot/test-react-compiler.ts does.
• The renaming of locals was done when the host made each symbol, for every function in a head. It is done after the compile, and only when the function outlined a callback.
• A block that holds a direct eval is an own-body place. A first fix wrote a let there, which a case can skip: ReferenceError: Cannot access '_temp3' before initialization. The forms blockWithAnEval and caseBesideAnEval pin both.
• That placement read the mark that a direct eval leaves on its scope, which is not there yet for an eval behind the component. A cjs bundle of two files then still printed mine mine for mine top, as on main. The parser now looks for the word in the source. The forms blockBeforeAnEval and caseBeforeAnEval, and the second block of NestedComponentInABlockWithADirectEval, pin it.
• An async or generator function declaration in a block gets its callbacks in its own body. A block never makes a let of such a declaration, so every case of a switch can call it, and the let of its callback in the declaring case was not set: ReferenceError: Cannot access '_temp' before initialization on 7af8a7f. Main gives the same error when Bun runs the bundle, and is right under Node. react-compiler/NestedAsyncComponentCalledThroughAnotherCase pins it, with a generator too.
• The search for the word took any text that has the letters eval. A file with evaluate or retrieval then gave each component in a block a new callback at each call. The word now counts only when the character in front of it and the one behind it are no part of an identifier, by the lexer's rule. The form blockBesideLongerNames pins it, also for evalúa. The form blockBeforeAnEvalBehindANoBreakSpace pins that U+00A0 in front of a direct eval still ends the word. With such names in each file, the bundle of the 4,092 grid rows is byte for byte the bundle of the grid without them. In shadcn-ui 16 files have the letters in a longer name. None of them has a component in a block, so no output changes there.
• Each comment that the branch adds to src/ is one line.

Not fixed here. These are as on main.

• A nested hook that builds a value from an enclosing variable keeps the first value. function helper(k) { function useLabel() { useState(0); return { label: k + x0 }; } return useLabel(); }, called with first, second, third, gives first! three times with the flag. Upstream does the same. The compiler takes k for a module-level constant: Host::is_module_level is true for every binding outside the compiled function. Open PRs for other effects of compiling a nested function: react-compiler: do not compile a function that reads the implicit arguments #46496 (arguments of an enclosing function), react-compiler: claim a function first, then read its opt-out #48177 ("use no memo" in an enclosing function).
• In a bundle, memo(function Tree() { ... <Tree /> ... }) prints a read of Tree3 that nothing declares. It does not come from the placement.
• A direct eval that the source spells with an escape (\u0065val), or that --define makes of another name, behind a nested component in its block. The search for the word does not see it, and the callback is a function declaration of the block as on main.

The other design. Leave a nested function that reads an enclosing variable as written. It also removes the stale value above. It goes against the description of #44833 ("a component or hook nested in a function or block") and empties tests that pin the compiled output, for example react-compiler/OutlinedFromANestedComponentStaysInScope and the unit test function_outlined_from_nested_component_is_declared_in_innermost_scope of #47942. A first version of this branch stopped outlining in nested functions. A nested hook then kept its callback in a cache slot, and the callback went stale like the value above.

Upstream. babel-plugin-react-compiler puts the outlined function behind a nested function declaration. For a nested arrow function or function expression it puts it at the end of the program, where it throws when it reads an enclosing variable (react/react#34901). react/react#36736 is open and keeps such a callback inline. After a sync with that change a callback that reads module level only is still outlined from a nested function, so each form of the new tests has one callback of each kind.

Transpiler cache. EXPECTED_VERSION goes from 51 to 52. #48094, #48177 and #48269 take 52 too: the ones that land later take the next number.

#40839. That draft initializes a function that is declared in a case where the switch is entered, when another clause uses it. It takes the let that a case body makes of its functions, and the switch places it. A callback that this PR declares in a case body is in that let, so it moves with its component. Neither PR needs a change for the other. On a release build of a merge of both (e5aec7f and 059db2a, on main 98cda0d) the tests of both pass: react-compiler.test.ts (156 pass), bundler_edgecase.test.ts -t SwitchCaseFunctionDeclaration (11 pass) and transpiler.test.js -t "function declarations in switch case clauses" (14 pass). Only the EXPECTED_VERSION line of RuntimeTranspilerCache.rs conflicts. In the first of 40 runs of react-compiler.test.ts on that build, directly after the build ended, one test failed. I did not catch which one, and it did not repeat.

Suites on the debug build of this PR: test/bundler/transpiler/react-compiler.test.ts (157 pass), react-compiler-fixtures.test.ts (3,293 pass), react-compiler-fixtures-run.test.ts (849 pass), test/bundler/bundler_jsx.test.ts and test/bundler/transpiler/transpiler.test.js (323 pass), test/cli/test/bun-test.test.ts -t react-compiler (33 pass), bun run rust:test -p bun_aot -- react_compiler (52 passed). On a release build of this PR: test/aot/runner-suites/bun-test-1.test.ts, -2 and -3 pass. bundler_edgecase.test.ts, esbuild/default.test.ts and esbuild/ts.test.ts on the debug build of the first commit: 410 pass, and default/TopLevelAwaitForbiddenRequireSourceMapCLI takes 6.5 s against its 5 s limit there. It passes on the release build in 0.4 s. Fail-before ran on a release build of main: 12 of the bundler tests and both bun test cases fail.

Main since the base. Main is at 98cda0d, 4 commits after the base of this branch, with #48120 in the --aot loader of the compiler. The branch merges with no conflict. On a release build of that merge these pass: react-compiler.test.ts (156 pass), react-compiler-fixtures.test.ts (2,467 pass), react-compiler-fixtures-run.test.ts (849 pass), test/cli/test/bun-test.test.ts -t react-compiler (33 pass), test/aot/runner-suites/bun-test-1.test.ts, -2 and -3, and test/aot/react-compiler.test.ts (24 pass).

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Walkthrough

The parser now tracks statement-list scope for React Compiler output. It places functions outlined from nested compiled functions in a selected statement list or function body. Regression tests cover nested components across several scopes and runtimes.

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Nested outlined-function placement

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Track scope and select placement src/js_parser/p.rs, src/js_parser/react_compiler_host.rs, src/js_parser/visit/mod.rs	The parser stores the active statement-list scope and selects module-end, statement-list, or function-body placement for outlined declarations.
Compile and transfer outlined functions src/js_parser/p.rs, src/js_parser/react_compiler_host.rs, src/js_parser/visit/mod.rs, src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerCache.rs, src/react_compiler/DESIGN.md, src/react_compiler/program.rs	The parser renames generated locals when needed and moves outlined declarations to their selected destination. The runtime transpiler cache version changes, and the design document describes placement rules.
Validate nested placement across scopes test/bundler/transpiler/react-compiler.test.ts, test/cli/test/bun-test.test.ts	Regression tests cover nested components, callback placement and reuse, cross-file names, direct eval, and runtime output across bundler formats and runtimes.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, dylan-conway

Merge Risk: Low · up to fd1f1

The change addresses nested callback placement, but files containing identifiers such as evalé can unnecessarily recreate callbacks. This is a bounded issue suitable for an explicitly accepted follow-up.

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[robobun]

^{Updated 10:39 AM PT - Nov 9th, 2026}

❌ @robobun, your commit e5aec7f has some failures in Build #139329 (All Failures)

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Status

• Reproduced on main (2596ac5). bun build --react-compiler of the factory form in the description throws ReferenceError: _temp is not defined at the first render. With a second file that has a top-level component, the bundle prints top? top? where the build with no flag prints red! top?, at exit 0.
• The fix is this PR, react-compiler: declare what is outlined from a nested function in the scope that holds it #48308. Its 14 new tests fail on a build of main and pass on a build of this branch.
• CI on e5aec7f (build 139329) is red with no failed job: 186 of 188 jobs passed. The 2 others are shards 1 and 3 of darwin x64 - test-bun, which never started. The queue of the 9 darwin x64 agents was more than 5 hours behind, a job that waits 60 minutes expires, and Buildkite stops after 3 automatic retries. A retry of those 2 jobs is what the build needs.
• test/bundler/transpiler/react-compiler.test.ts is in one of those 2 shards, so the 12 bundler tests of this PR did not run on darwin x64. They passed on darwin aarch64 and on every Linux and Windows lane. test/cli/test/bun-test.test.ts did run on darwin x64 (shard 2) and passed. The 7 test files that failed in a first run passed in a retry, and this PR touches none of them.
• Main is now at 98cda0d, 4 commits after the base of this branch. The branch merges with no conflict, and its tests pass on a release build of that merge. The description has the list.

[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: the ? return from visit_and_append_stmt leaving react_compiler_list_scope unrestored — a visit error aborts the parse, so no later list reads it; the let _temp in a case/block replacing the base's block-hoisted function _temp — the TDZ only bites if the component is reached before its own case body runs, and the let is what stops the sloppy-mode var leak the PR describes; and rposition in declare_outlined_from_nested runs over a Vec<Ref>, not bytes, so the byte-search lint does not apply. The transpiler cache version was bumped (51 to 52). I did not run the new tests, so that they fail on the base commit for the stated reason is taken from reading, not from a run.

Extended reasoning...

The change moves React Compiler outlined-function placement in the parser (react_compiler_host.rs, visit/mod.rs, p.rs) from after-each-statement to the end of the enclosing list, module end, or the compiled function's own body, with a transpiler cache version bump and new bundler and bun-test tests; it touches no security-sensitive surface. The two inline findings concern the OwnBody arm's render-time semantics and the no-renamer local renaming, which already warrant a human look at the design choice the author acknowledged in the description.

[claude]

🟡 (optional) Users compiling a component or hook that sits in a parameter default, a catch binding or a declaring for head get a new callback object on every render, so an effect keyed on it re-runs each render and a state update inside it loops with "Maximum update depth exceeded". The OwnBody arm at src/js_parser/react_compiler_host.rs:315 pushes the outlined function _temp into the compiled body, and the compiler references it without a cache slot. Fix: keep one callback per component in every head that declares a name, for example by compiling such a function with outlining disabled so the callback stays inside the component in a $ slot; the identity must match the compiler-off build. [also at: src/js_parser/react_compiler_host.rs:266 - Users whose hook or component sits in a declaring head (parameter default, for head, catch binding) get a new outlined callback on every render after merging. react_compiler_host.rs:266 returns OutlinedPlace::OwnBody, so function _temp is declared inside the compiled body and re-created per call, while the compiler still treats it as a stable module-level value and returns it uncached.]

Why this was flagged

A file compiled with --react-compiler holds function use(k, Hook = () => useCallback(() => k + x0, [])) or a component in a catch/for (const ...) head; src/js_parser/visit/mod.rs:1809 computes OutlinedPlace::OwnBody for it because src/js_parser/react_compiler_host.rs:260 breaks at the FunctionArgs/CatchBinding scope. src/js_parser/react_compiler_host.rs:315 then appends function _temp to the compiled function's own body, and the compiled code hands _temp out directly, with no $ cache slot, so each call of the component creates a new function object. With React, an effect listing that value as a dependency fires every render; if it sets state, React throws "Maximum update depth exceeded". On the base branch the same input throws ReferenceError: _temp is not defined at first render. The new test only asserts "at each call" for these forms (test/bundler/transpiler/react-compiler.test.ts, nestedComponentsInAHead), which certifies the changed identity rather than guarding against it.

Verification: src/js_parser/react_compiler_host.rs:260-266 breaks out of the scope walk at the first non-Block/non-Label scope or a scope with members (the FunctionArgs / CatchBinding / for-head scope) and returns OutlinedPlace::OwnBody; react_compiler_host.rs:312-316 does body.push(stmt), so function _temp() {} is a declaration inside the compiled function's body and is re-created on every call.

[robobun]

This is the one open design point, and I left it for a maintainer.

The own-body placement is what the --aot writer does for a function in a head (src/aot/load/react_compiler/writer.rs:494). The unit test function_outlined_from_nested_component_is_declared_in_innermost_scope of #47942 pins it for a parameter list and for the test of a case.

To compile such a function with outlining off keeps one callback per component, costs one cache slot per callback, and removes the renaming of locals. It leaves that arm of the writer and two inputs of that test with nothing to place, so I did not make that change here. The description states the cost (Downsides, and "Identity" in the notes). If a maintainer wants outlining off for these heads, I will make the change.

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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 a component assigned in a brace-less if/else/while/for body of a function: it still throws ReferenceError: _temp is not defined in ESM output, but that is the same on main (no visit_stmts list to take it), so it is not introduced here. The ? on visit_and_append_stmt leaving react_compiler_list_scope unrestored only happens on a parse error that abandons the parser, so it cannot go stale for a later list.

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The change touches parser scope placement for React Compiler outlined functions (react_compiler_host.rs, visit/mod.rs, p.rs) plus a transpiler cache version bump and tests; it touches no security-sensitive surface. One confirmed finding is posted inline, so this note only records what else was examined.

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- Around line 342-347: Update outlined callback placement in the react compiler
host around kind_stops_hoisting and react_compiler_outlined_from_nested so
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- Around line 235-237: Update the placement decision around
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direct eval anywhere in the containing block, including after the nested
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overwrite another component’s callback in sloppy CJS or IIFE output.

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- Around line 4918-4919: Add a separate generator-declaration case alongside the
async case in the React compiler tests: use a return-only `function* Leaf` and
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- Around line 209-217: Update has_the_word_eval to check Unicode identifier
boundaries around each match, so characters such as é prevent evalé from being
treated as a standalone eval; preserve detection when eval is adjacent to
Unicode whitespace. Use the parser’s established identifier-character rules and
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