[robobun]

Problem

• For enums, bun build --dts writes a wrong index.aot.ts in silence. export const list = [Unit.Px] becomes [0 as Unit2.Px]: a caller's list.push(Unit.Em) gets TS2345.
• Or it leaves the file out: warn: the .aot.ts files that --aot compiles a package from are left out: they have type errors, the first at index.aot.ts:12:3: TS2322: Type 'Unit2' is not assignable to type 'Unit2.Px'.
• Cause: src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs pasted each enum's source behind declare and found constants by the spelling Name.Member.

Fix

• The checker hands over each enum read and each member's constant (EnumFacts). The writer prints twins from them.
• A constant is cast as ("px" as Unit2_Px)!, with type Unit2_Px = (typeof Unit2)["Px"];. It widens where Unit.Px widens.
• Where a typed file is written, the parser folds no arithmetic on a read. In every build, a negative member before ** gets parentheses.
• Verified: test/aot/typed-file-enums.test.ts (19 of 23 fail on main), test/aot/library-typed-file.test.ts. Self-reviewed: 28 concerns in the last round, 26 held, 26 addressed (Notes).

Background

• index.aot.ts is index.js with the source types put back. bun compile compiles a package from it.
• The bundle has "px" for Unit.Px and no enum. The writer declares a twin (declare enum Unit2) and casts each constant.
• Considered: correct the pasted text. declare cannot stand in a function.

Downsides

• Where a typed file is written: Own.One << 4 stays 1<<4 under --minify-syntax (main: 16).
• --dts build with 9,000 reads: +9.5% instructions. No enum: -0.16%. Binary: +58,112 bytes. Without --dts: 0 of 26 output files differ.
• Now left out: a source with an enum whose text a plugin changes.

Notes

Repro

// tsconfig.json: {"compilerOptions":{"strict":true,"lib":["es2015"],"module":"preserve","moduleResolution":"bundler","noEmit":true,"types":[]}}
// package.json: {"name":"shapes","version":"1.0.0","compilerOptions":{"strict":true,"lib":["es2015"]}}
// src/index.ts
export enum Unit { Px, Em }
export const list = [Unit.Px];

bun build ./src/index.ts --dts --outdir out on main prints no warning and writes const list = [0 as Unit2.Px /* Px */];. A caller that imports ./out/index.aot gets TS2345 for list.push(Unit.Em) and no error for list.push(7). The sources say the opposite.

// src/index.ts
export enum Unit { Px = "px", Em = "em" }
const state = { unit: Unit.Px, n: 1 };
export function set(u: Unit): void { state.unit = u; }
export function get(): Unit { return state.unit; }

The same command on main prints the warning in Problem and writes index.js and index.d.ts only.

What main does with the shapes of the new test

Each of the first 25 shapes built alone with main 2596ac5 (typed_files.rs is the same on 98cda0d): 14 get a typed file that judges the caller differently from the sources, 8 get no typed file, 3 are right (a member asked for by its own type, a table with members as keys, a member as the default export).

What is written now

The source has	The typed file has
a read that widens where it is stored ([Unit.Px], { unit: Unit.Px }, let u = Unit.Px)	("px" as Unit2_Px)! and one type Unit2_Px = (typeof Unit2)["Px"];
a read under as const, a read for a const type parameter, a readonly field or an export default that the build moved	"px" as Unit2.Px
the same places, and a member name that is no identifier	"x" as globalThis.Extract<Unit2, (typeof Unit2)["a-b"]>
a read as a computed key or as an index key	the constant, no cast
a numeric read as the value by which TypeScript picks a member of a union	the constant, no cast
a template in which every span is a read	the folded string
a read of another file's member as a span of a template	the constant, no cast
the value of a const with a type annotation, where --minify-syntax puts it	"px" as Unit2.Px where the const is the member at that use, else "px" as Unit2.Px as Unit2 with the type of the annotation

• ("px" as Unit2_Px)!: the type of the twin's own property is the type that a read of the member has. Without ! the cast is the whole expression, and TypeScript widens no such cast. The last test of the new file says what bun check makes of each spelling. tsc 6.0.2 agrees.
• A twin is one declare enum for all blocks of an enum. A member whose constant the checker does not know has no value there. An enum of a function has its twin at the top level under a name of its own.
• A build with several outputs has one twin for an enum. One typed file declares it and exports it as __enum_<name>, only if another typed file imports it.
• A const that holds a read: each place where the build puts the constant is cast like a read. The checker notes the uses of such a const.
• With --react-compiler the default value of a parameter is in the function body (let unit = t1 === undefined ? "px" : t1). A default value that is one read, with or without casts, gives its parameter the type that it gave in the source: the type of the outermost as, the type of the member under as const, and the enum otherwise. A parameter of a contextually typed function (a callback, a hook with a declared type) gets no type: its context types it, as in the source. The checker says which parameters these are. Main writes the enum in every case.
• Extract and NonNullable are named through globalThis: a type of that name in the bundle does not take their place.
• An enum that is merged with a namespace: the types of the namespace are declared under the twin's name, where the references to them point.
• An enum of another package is named as the file imports it (import type { Unit } from "other"), as on main. It has no twin.
• The facts are places in the text that the checker read. If the bundle has another text of a file before an enum or a read of one (a plugin), the build leaves the typed files out and says so.
• Parser, only in a build that writes typed files (writes_typed_files, the decision that the CLI and Bun.build already make: --dts, ESM, a TypeScript entry point, no --minify-identifiers, no inline source map): a read of an enum member is not folded into arithmetic, a shift, a concatenation, .length or an index. Comparisons, import(), require(), macros and enum initializers fold as before. A template whose spans are reads is folded, because TypeScript evaluates such a template to a literal type. The value of a const that --minify-syntax inlines is mapped to the use that it stands at, and no longer to the initializer: the checker says what the const is at each use, and the writer casts the value there.
• Printer: in such a build the constant of another file's member gets a source-map position. A negative member as the base of ** gets parentheses in every build: main prints -2 /* Neg */ ** 2, which does not parse.

Measurements (release builds of 2596ac5 and of the first commit of this change on top of it, perf_event_open instructions:u on one CPU, median of 5 interleaved runs. The later commits add one option and the fixes of the reviews. Of those, only the two for moved default values were measured, with debug builds: see below the table)

What	main	this change
.text of the binary	137,930,427	137,988,539 (+58,112)
build without --dts, 5 flag sets and 2 fixtures, output files that differ		0 of 26
build without --dts, source map, 100,000 reads of another file's enum	1,081.56 M	1,082.39 M (+0.08%, 8 per read)
the same file with no enum read	752.86 M	752.71 M (-0.02%)
--dts, 301 files, no enum	2,919.5 M	2,914.9 M (-0.16%)
--dts, 300 enums, 9,000 reads of other files' members	658.7 M (typed files left out)	721.5 M (+9.5%)
--dts, 1 enum, 200 reads	86.61 M	87.23 M (+0.72%)
index.aot.ts, 200 reads of 2 members	10,068 bytes	10,744 bytes (+3 per read, +38 per member)
--dts --sourcemap=external, 27 reads of other files' members	160 segments, 2,225 bytes	187 segments, 2,350 bytes, same index.js
index.js of --dts --minify-syntax --minify-whitespace, 2 folded expressions on same-file members	366 bytes	370 bytes
index.js of --dts --minify	342 bytes	342 bytes

The commits for moved default values add one pass over the parameters of a module that reads an enum member, and one question to the checker for each default value that is such a read. Debug builds of 7478863 and 6e52379, --dts, 300 modules with 6,000 functions, 18,000 default values and 12,000 reads: 175,189 M and 175,568 M instructions (+0.2%). The five runs of one binary differ by 0.4% and by 7.6%, so the difference is inside the noise. The release builds of the table are gone from this machine. 7d74e1f changes where a --dts --minify-syntax source map points for the value of an inlined const: to the use. It adds one node for each such use of an enum member, and nothing to a build without --dts.

Limits that stay. Each is the same on main unless it says otherwise.

• An enum in a namespace: left out (TS2749). An enum that is merged with a namespace: written as on main if no module of the bundle uses a value of the namespace and the build has one output, else left out. A caller cannot name the types and values of the namespace through the typed file.
• The object of an enum of a bundled TypeScript file of another package: left out, now with a reason that names the file.
• A source whose text a plugin changes before an enum or a read of one: left out with a reason. Main wrote a file for it.
• A source with a byte that is not UTF-8 in front of an enum or a read of one: left out with the same reason. The sourcesContent of the source map loses the bytes behind such a byte (Stop printing NUL for non-UTF-8 bytes: one WTF-8 step for the string printers and line counters #46269), so the two texts differ. Main writes a copy of index.js with no types there, and no warning. A byte behind the last enum keeps the typed file.
• On Windows the build says nothing of a type error in a typed file (compile-library.test.ts has a todoIf(isWindows) for it). So a limit that is "left out" here is a written file there.
• export default Kind.A: the cast never widens, so an importer that stores the default gets the member's type.
• A string or negative member as the value by which a union is picked, beside callbacks. A member that is Infinity or NaN has no cast.
• A conditional whose test is a member keeps one branch. Flag.Bold == 1 and Flag.Bold < Flag.Italic are folded to a boolean.
• A member named by a reserved word (FieldType.string) is no type in the member namespace. A user's declare enum Kind2 beside enum Kind merges with the twin. The object of a const enum that an output holds is typed like an enum.
• Kind!.A and ns["Kind"].A get no cast. A JavaScript file of the package that reads a TypeScript enum gets none. A non-ASCII enum name with --target=bun is left out.
• A const that holds a read, used in a template, in a build that does not inline it: the template is a string.
• With --react-compiler a moved default parameter stays required, so a caller, or a function of the bundle, that leaves the argument out gets TS2554. bun build --dts: keep .aot.ts for a moved default value, an enum member under as, and an Infinity constant #48267 makes it optional. A moved default value that is more than one read (first ? Unit.Px : Unit.Em, [Unit.Px]) leaves its parameter any. One whose cast has a typeof gives its parameter the enum.
• An enum of another package that is read through a namespace import (o.Unit.Px): the constant has no cast.
• A public field with no type annotation and useDefineForClassFields: false: left out (TS2339), with or without an enum.

Other pull requests

• bun build --dts: keep .aot.ts for a moved default value, an enum member under as, and an Infinity constant #48267 (draft) edits the same block of copy_casts. Its rule for an enum member under as is covered here, and so is the type of a moved default value that is an enum member. Its ? for a moved default, and its type for every other default value, are still needed. One of the two rebases.
• bun build --dts: take the sources of each chunk from the linker, not from the sources of its source map #47627 adds LinkerOptions.is_library. This change adds writes_typed_files and no such field, so the two do not clash there.
• bun build --dts: find a cast's operand through the root of its expression when the other lookups miss #48282, --dts, --aot: make a type predicate follow its parameter when the build renames it #48275 and js_parser, aot: an undecorated accessor #x is a getter and setter from the first initializer on #42643 change typed_files.rs near this diff: textual conflicts only.
• bun check: TypeScript 7.1 #46383 (TypeScript 7.1) can change how a cast widens. The last test of the new file pins what the casts rest on.

Tests

• test/aot/typed-file-enums.test.ts is a table: each shape is a small library and a caller. The caller is checked against the sources and against index.aot.ts. The error list and the printed type of every import must be equal. One build holds several shapes. It is a file of its own in test/aot, as that folder's README asks for a test that needs several builds, and it takes describe and test from ./with-compiler, which raises the time limit of a debug build. It has 28 shapes and 23 tests. 19 of the tests fail with a debug build of main 89452d2.
• test/aot/library-typed-file.test.ts: a package with two entry points that read one enum, built with bun compile --library and compiled into a program with bun compile.
• Also run on a debug build of the last commit, all passing: bun-build-dts.test.ts (11), bun-build-api-dts.test.ts (8), and esbuild/ts.test.ts, bundler_minify.test.ts and transpiler.test.js (422 together). After the merge of main 89452d2, before the three commits that follow it: typed-packages.test.ts, aot-condition.test.ts, two declaration-file tests in test/aot and main's two test-run-function-source-enum-*.test.ts. Before the merge: compile-library-aot-condition.test.ts (13), compile-library-javascript.test.ts (3), test/aot/library-from-npm.test.ts (40), flags-answered.test.ts (14), specifiers-in-declarations.test.ts (3).
• Two tests ran into their own 60 s limits on this slow debug machine: compile-library.test.ts "is accepted by bun check and by tsc" (56 of 57 pass, it runs tsc twice) and bundler_edgecase.test.ts "DeepImportDiamondDAG" (196 of 197 pass). The second builds 20,000 JavaScript modules: 1,612 M instructions with main and with this change in release builds, and 2 min 3 s with a debug build of main on this machine.

Self-review

• Round 1, on an earlier version: 59 concerns. The change was reworked: no program-wide scan in the checker hook, exact pairing of reads, one twin per build, no guessed values.
• Review comments on this pull request (a const type parameter behind a rest parameter, one decision for where typed files are written, another text reported in one place, three lints): addressed in b168435.
• Round 2, on this design: 43 concerns, 32 addressed. The 11 kept ones behave the same on main and are in "Limits that stay": the default export (3), the moved default and an unannotated reader of a moved field (1), reserved-word member names, a user's declare enum Kind2, the twin's name, the object of a const enum, a JavaScript reader, a non-ASCII name with --target=bun, and Kind!.A.
• A result of the tests of bun build --dts: keep .aot.ts for a moved default value, an enum member under as, and an Infinity constant #48267, and a review comment: with --react-compiler, a default value under a cast left its parameter without a type, and the typed files were left out where main wrote them. A matrix of 24 libraries with such hooks (12 forms of cast, a numeric and a string enum): main writes typed files for 20, the second commit wrote them for 6, and 6e52379 writes all 24.
• Round 3, on that change, with each repro run on builds of main, of the commit before and of the change: 28 concerns, 26 held, all addressed in 6e52379. They had five causes. A parameter of a contextually typed function got a type that its context contradicts (10). A typeof in a type that was copied into the parameter list named another variable there (10): such a type is not copied, and the parameter gets the enum as on main. A type NonNullable of the bundle took the place of the library's (4). The type of a destructured parameter went to an inner name (1). The types of a namespace that is merged with an enum were declared under a name that no reference had (1).
• Review comments on 6e52379, addressed in 17e7d13: the value of a const with a type annotation under --minify-syntax, a typeof found by its type node, and the span of a template. Three stay as limits: the moved default that stays required, the namespace import of another package's enum, and a string member by which a union is picked.
• Review comment on 17e7d13, addressed in 7d74e1f: the rule for when an annotation narrows a const to the member was a guess. It was wrong for Kind | "auto", for a const that copies a const, and inside a function declaration. Now the checker says what the const is at each use.

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no test proof · iteration 4 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/aot/typed-file-enums.test.ts, test/aot/library-typed-file.test.ts

[robobun]

^{Updated 12:05 AM PT - Nov 11th, 2026}

❌ @robobun, your commit 7d74e1f has some failures in Build #139993 (All Failures)

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🧪   To try this PR locally:

bunx bun-pr 48466

That installs a local version of the PR into your bun-48466 executable, so you can run:

bun-48466 --bun

[robobun]

Status

• Reproduced on main with bun build ./src/index.ts --dts --outdir out and the two sources in Notes. The first source gives a wrong index.aot.ts and no warning. The second gives the warning that Problem quotes.
• test/aot/typed-file-enums.test.ts has 23 tests over 28 shapes. All pass on this branch. 19 fail with a debug build of main 89452d2.
• The branch has main 89452d2 merged in. Three commits follow the merge. 6e52379 types the parameter of a default value that --react-compiler moves into the function body, after a report that such files were left out where main wrote them. 17e7d13 and 7d74e1f address the reviews of that commit: the value of a const with a type annotation under --minify-syntax is typed by each use of the const, and the span of a template keeps its literal type.
• On a debug build of 7d74e1f these pass: typed-file-enums.test.ts (23), library-typed-file.test.ts (7), bun-build-dts.test.ts (11), bun-build-api-dts.test.ts (8), and esbuild/ts.test.ts, bundler_minify.test.ts and transpiler.test.js (422 together).
• Pull request: build --dts: type enum constants in .aot.ts files from checker facts #48466

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Walkthrough

The change tracks enum reads for typed-file builds, collects enum facts, and uses them to generate typed-file enum twins and transfer casts. Parser, linker, and printer options support the output path. Tests cover generated types, diagnostics, casts, source maps, and build behavior.

Changes

Typed enum output

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Propagate typed-file mode and retain enum reads src/runtime/..., src/bundler/..., src/js_parser/...	The writes_typed_files setting reaches parser and linker options. Parser state and folding guards preserve selected enum reads when typed files are written.
Collect enum facts and initializers src/sema/check/decl.rs, src/sema/check/errors_declaration_emit.rs, src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs	Enum analysis records declarations, member values, and contextual reads. Checker methods provide initializer text and inexact-power status for enum members.
Generate enum twins and transfer casts src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs	Typed-file linking uses enum facts to generate and share enum twins, map reads, transfer casts, and report missing or mismatched facts. Chunks are processed before entry points.
Print and validate typed enum output src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs, src/js_printer/lib.rs, test/aot/*, test/expected-durations.json, test/parallel-allowlist.json	The linker enables source mappings for inlined enums in typed-file output. The printer handles mappings, exponentiation precedence, and enum comments. Tests check enum types, diagnostics, casts, source maps, and build output.

Suggested reviewers: alii

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 6e523

The change makes typed-file builds derive enum types from checker facts. No merge-blocking risk was identified; a few unclear test comments could be reworded.

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Review comments at @src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs:
- Line 4850: Update the parameter fallback in the visible
`parameters.get(index)` expression to use lazy evaluation, so
`parameters.last()` runs only when the indexed lookup returns `None`; preserve
the existing fallback behavior.
- Line 4811: The `position` call wraps `is_operand` in a redundant forwarding
closure. Update the `arguments.position` call to pass `is_operand` directly,
preserving the existing index handling.
- Line 2252: Remove the redundant forwarding closure from the filter_map call in
the queue.extend expression; pass place_of directly while preserving the
existing named.chain(enums) flow.
- Around line 2614-2618: When `bundle.enum_twin` returns `None`, record an
`EnumWithoutFacts` diagnostic for the nested enum before continuing, using the
existing enum name and path information available in this branch. Preserve the
current skip behavior after reporting the diagnostic.

Review comments at @test/bundler/bun-build-dts-shapes.test.ts:
- Line 8: Remove the file-wide setDefaultTimeout(60_000) call and leave the
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• src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs
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• src/js_parser/p.rs
• src/js_parser/visit/visit_binary.rs
• src/js_parser/visit/visit_expr.rs
• src/js_parser/visit/visit_stmt.rs
• src/js_printer/lib.rs
• src/sema/check/decl.rs
• src/sema/check/errors_declaration_emit.rs
• src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs
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[claude]

Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the parser and printer sibling sites: all twelve arithmetic/shift/bitwise fold arms in visit_binary.rs go through the same folds_constants_of gate, both the EDot and EIndex imported-enum paths in js_printer/lib.rs add the source mapping, and the ** left-level change is confined to the printer's precedence table. Also looked at and ruled out: BOM-prefixed sources tripping the text-mismatch guard, a source-map segment landing on whitespace, and cross-entry import type { __enum_X } in multi-output builds. I did not run the new test files or any build; those claims rest on reading only.

Extended reasoning...

The change rewrites the .aot.ts enum emission in src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs (+1129/-283) and threads new flags (computes_enum_reads, maps_inlined_enums) through the parser, printer and linker; it touches no auth, crypto or input-parsing surface. Seven confirmed findings are posted inline and the hunt stopped at its bug cap rather than running dry, so this is not an approval candidate; the body only records the sibling-site and ruled-out checks that the inline comments do not cover.

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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.

[robobun]

This PR covers the enum part of #48267, so I open no PR for that part. My branch for it is robobun/895af0f8/dts-enum-member-under-as: under as or as const, the place that holds an inlined enum member takes no enum name. #48485 has the constants that were beside it.

One result from the tests of that branch applies here. With --react-compiler, this PR at 55b9eb6 leaves out typed files that main writes.

// src/index.tsx. `useState` is `export function useState<T>(initial: T): [T]` of ./state.
import { useState } from "./state";
export enum Unit {
  Px,
  Em,
}
export function useCell(first = 1, unit = Unit.Px as Unit | null): string {
  const [value] = useState(first);
  if (unit === null) return value + "none";
  switch (unit) {
    case Unit.Px:
      return value + "px";
    case Unit.Em:
      return value + "em";
  }
}

bun build ./src/index.tsx --dts --react-compiler --target=bun --outdir out, release builds:

build	result
main 98cda0d	index.aot.ts with function useCell(t0: any, t1: Unit2): string {
this PR	no index.aot.ts, TS2366: Function lacks ending return statement and return type does not include 'undefined'.

--minify-syntax gives the same two results.

The compiler has the default value in the function body (let unit = t1 === undefined ? ... : t1). On main, copy_casts names the enum on the parameter for each such default value, with and without a cast. Here moved has the filter chain.casts.is_empty(), so a default value under a cast gives the parameter no type, and unit is any.

A matrix of 266 compiled hooks has an enum member as a default value under 11 forms of cast, in 4 positions of the parameter list, with 6 bodies that need the type of the parameter. Main writes typed files for 257 of them, this PR for 82. It leaves out 177 that main writes.

#48267 gives such a parameter the type of the as (t1?: Unit2 | null). It is a draft that I rework at the moment. Until it is in, the name of the enum on that parameter, as main writes it for a default value under a cast too, keeps these files.

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No high-confidence issues detected in this change.

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Major · Preserve the type of moved defaults under casts. · typed_files.rs:3618-3867

src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs:3618-3867
Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift

Preserve the type of moved defaults under casts.

When --react-compiler moves unit = Unit.Px as Unit | null into the body, this filter leaves the parameter untyped. An exhaustive switch on unit can then produce TS2366, so the build omits the .aot.ts file. Preserve the default expression’s type on the moved parameter, including types wider than the enum.

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Review comment at @src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs around lines 3618 - 3867:
Update the moved-default handling in the `parameters`/`moved` flow so parameters
whose defaults are moved into the body retain the original default expression’s
type, including unions wider than the enum. Do not rely only on the enum member
type inserted by the existing `bindings` logic; preserve the full declared type
under casts such as `Unit | null`.

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Review comments at @src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs:
- Around line 3618-3867: Update the moved-default handling in the
`parameters`/`moved` flow so parameters whose defaults are moved into the body
retain the original default expression’s type, including unions wider than the
enum. Do not rely only on the enum member type inserted by the existing
`bindings` logic; preserve the full declared type under casts such as `Unit |
null`.

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Review comments at @test/aot/typed-file-enums.test.ts:
- Around line 821-823: Rewrite or remove the three comments above the fixtures
so they clearly describe the behaviors tested by useCell, useText, useLabel,
useLabels, useHeld, and useSized; keep each comment to one short sentence per
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[claude]

Beyond the inline findings, I also traced the new writes_typed_files flag from the CLI and Bun.build skip decisions through BundleOptions, ParseTask features, LinkerContext and the printer's maps_inlined_enums — every setter and consumer is wired, and aot/options.rs discards it on purpose. I did not run test/aot/typed-file-enums.test.ts or library-typed-file.test.ts; the "18 of 23 fail on main" claim rests on the PR description.

Extended reasoning...

The change is the fourth pushed version of a ~2,500-line diff centred on src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs plus parser folding and printer gating; the bug hunt stopped at its finding limit with six confirmed inline findings, so approval is not on the table. This note only records the one additional check made by reading, the flag threading across all constructor and consumer sites.

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[robobun]

The finding that a default value under a cast loses the type of its parameter with --react-compiler is valid. 6e52379 addresses it.

• The parameter of a moved default value gets the type that the default value gave it in the source: the type of the outermost as, the type of the member under as const, and the enum otherwise.
• A parameter of a contextually typed function (a callback, a hook with a declared type) gets no type. Its context types it, as in the source. Such a function with an enum member as a default value was left out before, with and without a cast.
• A matrix of 24 libraries with such hooks (12 forms of cast, a numeric and a string enum): main writes typed files for 20, the commit before wrote them for 6, and this one writes all 24.

The --react-compiler fixture of test/aot/typed-file-enums.test.ts fails without the change with the TS2366 warning. One limit stays, as on main: the parameter of a moved default value is required in the typed file. #48267 makes it optional.

[claude]

🔴 Libraries built with --dts --minify-syntax whose const holds a cast enum read (const D = Kind.A as const) get an index.aot.ts that is looser than the sources, silently. At typed_files.rs:4730 the init is matched without skip_type_assertions, so an as const, as Kind.A, satisfies or ! wrapper makes read_by.get(&value) miss and D is no copy. The parser still inlines D and now maps the literal to the use (p.rs:2190), where no read is recorded, so it gets no cast. Fix: resolve the init through hir.skip_type_assertions(value) before the Ident/read_by match so every cast-wrapped init is a copy, and cover it with a shape in the minified build. [also at: src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs:4736 - Libraries built with --dts --minify-syntax whose const wraps an enum read in a cast (const X = Kind.A as const; then [X]) now get an index.aot.ts with a bare "a" typed string[], where the base cast it.]

Why this was flagged

Source export enum Kind { A = "a", B = "b" }, const D = Kind.A as const;, export const list = [D]; built with bun build --dts --minify-syntax. The parser strips the TS cast, so Kind.A becomes an EInlinedEnum and the use of D is replaced through src/js_parser/p.rs:2186-2191, where value_at_use moves the literal's loc to the use of D. In note_enum_reads, src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs:4730-4737 matches hir[value].kind on the AsConst node; read_by is keyed by the inner Dot, so the lookup misses and D is never put in copies, hence no EnumRead at the use. In copy_casts the literal at the use maps to no read (read_of at typed_files.rs:3658), so index.aot.ts holds const list = ["a" /* A */], typed string[]; the sources give Kind.A[]. A caller's list.push("zzz") passes against the typed file and is TS2345 against the sources, and the build prints nothing. On the base branch the inlined literal kept the initializer's loc and the writer wrote "a" as Kind2.A. The annotated-constant shape at test/aot/typed-file-enums.test.ts:605-635 has no cast-wrapped init, so nothing covers it.

Verification: src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs:4730-4737 matches hir[value].kind on declaration.init without skip_type_assertions, so for Kind.A as const read_by.get(&value) returns None and D never enters copies. index.aot.ts has const list = ["a"], typed string[], where the sources give Kind.A[]; on the base the literal kept the initializer's loc and got "a" as Kind2.A. No test covers a cast const under --minify-syntax.

[claude]

🔴 Libraries built with --dts --minify-syntax lose the cast of an inlined non-enum const in index.aot.ts, so an exported value gets a wider type than the sources give. value_at_use at src/js_parser/p.rs:7080 re-maps every substituted const value to its use site, not only enum reads, but copy_casts still looks the literal up by the initializer's position (typed_files.rs:3720-3727), so a const S = "a" as const used in [S] is written as ["a"] instead of ["a" as const]. Fix: keep the cast for every inlined const whose initializer carries a cast chain (as const, as T, satisfies T, !), for example by keeping the initializer's loc for non-enum values, or by noting such consts the way copies notes enum-holding consts and casting each use.

Why this was flagged

Source const S = "a" as const; export const names = [S]; built with bun build ./src/index.ts --dts --minify-syntax --outdir out. With minify-syntax handle_identifier substitutes the const (src/js_parser/p.rs:2186-2191) and, because writes_typed_files is set, value_at_use at p.rs:7079-7080 returns Expr { loc, ..value } with the loc of the use S; the printer maps the output literal "a" to that use. In copy_casts the cast chain's operand is the "a" in the initializer; literal() (typed_files.rs:3720-3727) looks up output_expressions by that initializer position, which no output literal maps to any more; literals and with_member_cast only serve reads (typed_files.rs:3732). The chain is skipped and index.aot.ts holds const names = ["a"], typed string[], where the sources give "a"[]; a caller's names.push("b") passes against the typed file and fails against the sources. On the base branch p.rs:2186 returned the stored value with the initializer's loc, so the base's literal fallback found the literal and wrote ["a" as const].

Verification: src/js_parser/p.rs:7079-7080 value_at_use re-locates every substituted const value, not only enum reads, to the use site. src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs:3720-3727 still looks the output literal up by the initializer position, and the use-site literals map is consulted only when is_read (3732), so no as const is emitted and the typed file has ["a"] where the base wrote ["a" as const].

[claude]

🔴 Libraries built with --dts --react-compiler --minify-syntax whose parameter default is a const holding an enum member get a wrongly typed parameter in index.aot.ts, silently. The latest commit dropped the !is_copy filter at typed_files.rs:3806-3809, so a copy-use default is now moved, but type_of_default at typed_files.rs:1573 returns the bare twin when the chain has no casts, ignoring the use's is_in_const_context and annotation facts. Fix: for a copy-use default, type the parameter as the cast that the use gets (Kind2.A when is_in_const_context, the annotation text when annotation is set, the twin otherwise).

Why this was flagged

Source export enum Kind { A = "a", B = "b" }, const DEFAULT: Kind.A = Kind.A;, export function pick(unit = DEFAULT) { return unit; } built with bun build --dts --react-compiler --minify-syntax. In copy_casts the literal gets "a" as Kind2.A, and because parameters holds the use (typed_files.rs:3694-3699) and the output literal is not in output_defaults, moved at typed_files.rs:3806-3809 is Some; the !is_copy guard that excluded copy-uses before commit 7d74e1f is gone. typed_files.rs:3822 calls type_of_default(&chain, member, twin), whose loop at 1575 sees no casts and returns twin.to_vec() (1596), so the insertion at 3823 writes unit: Kind2. The sources give the parameter the regular literal type Kind.A. A caller's pick(Kind.B) is TS2345 against the sources and passes against index.aot.ts. Before the last commit the parameter was left untyped, which is TS7006 under strict and left the typed file out with a warning instead of writing a wrong one.

Verification: src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs:3806-3809 computes moved with only !read.is_default_of_contextual_parameter && !output_defaults.contains(&operand), and since the lowered default is no longer in output_file.params the parameter is typed at 3822-3823 by module.type_of_default(&chain, member, twin). 1573-1597 type_of_default inspects only chain.casts and falls through to twin.to_vec() at 1596; it never looks at read.is_in_const_context or read.annotation.

[claude]

🔴 Libraries built with --dts --minify-syntax whose const copies an annotated const that holds an enum member get an index.aot.ts looser than the sources, silently. At typed_files.rs:4734 a copy of a copy takes only the member (copies.get(&symbol)?.0) and line 4741 stores its own declaration.ty, which is None, so uses of the second const are read with no annotation and no narrowing check and get the widening cast. const A: Kind = Kind.A; const B = A; export const list = [B]; is Kind2[] in the typed file and Kind.A[] in the sources. Fix: a copy without its own annotation must inherit the copied const's annotation (or its narrowing decision) so its uses go through the type_at_location branch at typed_files.rs:4770-4775, which also covers longer chains of copies.

Why this was flagged

Source export enum Kind { A = "a", B = "b" }, const A: Kind = Kind.A;, const B = A;, export const list = [B]; built with bun build ./src/index.ts --dts --minify-syntax --outdir out. In note_enum_reads, the var_decls loop records A as (member, Some(Kind)) at typed_files.rs:4741; for B the arm at typed_files.rs:4731-4735 looks up copies.get(&symbol)?.0, dropping A's annotation, and 4741 stores (member, B.ty) where B.ty is None. In the uses loop the annotation.some() check at 4767 fails, so the read keeps is_in_const_context false and annotation None. In copy_casts the mapped literal takes the else branch at typed_files.rs:3793-3803 and is written ("a" as Kind2_A)!, which widens in the array, so list is Kind2[]. In the sources A is narrowed by its initializer to Kind.A, const B = A keeps that type, and [B] is Kind.A[]. A caller's list.push(Kind.B) is TS2345 against the sources and passes against index.aot.ts, and the build prints nothing. The new test shape (test/aot/typed-file-enums.test.ts:605-635) only has the reverse case const COPY: Kind = PLAIN.

Verification: For B, the arm at src/sema/driver/typed_files.rs:4731-4734 takes only copies.get(&symbol)?.0 and 4741 stores copies[B] = (member, declaration.ty) where B's own ty is none. 4767 continues because annotation is none, so 3794-3803 writes the widening cast ("a" as Kind2_A)!, making list: Kind2[] in index.aot.ts. The base cast every mapped constant as "a" as Kind2.A, so this is a regression.

[claude]

🟣 pre-existing, not blocking: pre-existing: a library whose enum is declared inside a namespace body gets its member reads written as bare constants in index.aot.ts, never as the member's type, with no warning. read_member records such a read as EnumOf::Nested, but nested_enum_names at typed_files.rs:2746 is built only from local_enums(), which walks blocks, functions and case bodies and skips module bodies, so no twin is declared and read_of returns None. Fix: give an enum declared in a namespace body a twin like a function's enum (include module bodies in local_enums, or resolve it through its namespace), or set enum_without_facts when an EnumOf::Nested block has no twin so the build says the typed files are left out instead of writing a looser one.
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Why this was flagged

Source namespace N { export enum E { A = "a", B = "b" } } export const list = [N.E.A]; built with bun build --dts. The parser inlines N.E.A to "a" /* A */. read_member (typed_files.rs:5096-5101) gets None from target_of_declaration because the enum's parent is a ModuleBlock (typed_files.rs:4650-4662) and records EnumOf::Nested(name_pos). In link, typed_files.rs:2746 looks the block up in nested_enum_names, which typed_files.rs:2625 fills only from local_enums() (typed_files.rs:705-728, which excludes module bodies), so no entry is inserted into read_enums. In copy_casts, read_of at typed_files.rs:3661 returns None, so the literal gets no cast and index.aot.ts holds const list = ["a" /* A */], typed string[] where the sources give N.E[]; list.push("x") passes against the typed file and fails against the sources. Neither typed_files.rs:2414, :2566 nor :2644 sets enum_without_facts for this enum, so the build prints nothing. The base branch matched reads by the spelling Name.Member and also left this read bare, so this is pre-existing.

Verification: pre-existing (the base already writes the bare constant for this shape by the same route). Trigger: a --dts build of a TypeScript file that declares an enum inside a namespace body and reads a member of it. read_member (typed_files.rs:5098-5101) records EnumOf::Nested; nested_enum_names is filled only from local_enums() (2625), so the lookup at 2746 is None and the typed file keeps the bare "a" /* A */.