bun:test: ask a matcher that is a whole value of toMatchObject() and of snapshot property matchers by robobun · Pull Request #48628 · oven-sh/bun

robobun · 2026-11-11T18:21:28Z

Supersedes #37912 and #47735. Both are still open.

Problem

toMatchObject(m) and toMatchSnapshot(m) never ask a matcher that is one of the two whole values. expect({ a: 1 }).toMatchObject(expect.any(Array)) passes. So does .not.toMatchObject({ asymmetricMatch: () => true }). Jest and Vitest fail both.
JSC__JSValue__jestDeepMatch (src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp:3768) passes both values to the key walk, which asks a matcher only under a key.

Fix

subsetPairMatches() is the loop body of Bun__deepMatch, moved out. The two whole values go through it, so a matcher on either side answers first.
An asymmetricMatch() that returns undefined decides nothing, as in Jest and Vitest. An unrelated method of that name then does not fail an object.
Verified: test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js (34 new tests fail on main) and three files beside it (10 more). Also 70 related test files.
Self-reviewed: 35 concerns raised, 29 addressed. Notes name the other 6.

Background

An asymmetric matcher answers for the value beside it: expect.any(Number), or an object with an asymmetricMatch() method (bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833, in no release).
No user reported this. Bun's tests have 3 such calls, and they hid 3 wrong rows.
Considered a check of the expected value alone (bun:test: apply an asymmetric matcher that is the whole expected value of toMatchObject and of snapshot property matchers #37912). It never asks a received matcher.

Downsides

A toMatchObject() call without a matcher runs 14 more instructions (0.5%), and 47 to 377 more after a script names asymmetricMatch. Under bun test --aot it runs 175 to 1,064 more.
An assertion that passed because nothing asked the matcher can now fail.
12 of 41 whole-value rows still differ from Jest and Vitest, 1 newly (Notes).

Notes

What this replaces, and what it changes in #44833

bun:test: apply an asymmetric matcher that is the whole expected value of toMatchObject and of snapshot property matchers #37912 asks a built-in matcher that is the whole expected value. Its tests are here. I left it open for a maintainer to close. Two of them said that the received value is not read as a matcher. They now say the opposite, because Jest and Vitest ask a matcher on either side.
test: pass the expected object to toMatchObject in url-parse-ipv6 and net.Server tests #47735 corrects the same 3 rows of url-parse-ipv6.test.ts. It is a test-only change that also works before this one, so it is open too. Its other hunk is not needed: net/server.spec.ts passes expect.objectContaining() as the whole value, and that matcher is now asked.
@Jarred-Sumner: one rule of bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 changes. An asymmetricMatch() that returns undefined counted as "no". It now decides nothing, in toEqual() and its siblings too. Without it, this change would fail an object whose unrelated asymmetricMatch() returns nothing, where main compares its keys.
matchesPrivateFieldOfCompiledClass (AOT: front end, test runs and tests for the rewritten compiler #47942) was a copy of the loop body for the private fields of compiled classes. It is gone. Those pairs call subsetPairMatches().
No verdict changes for a pair under a key, for toEqual() or for Bun.deepMatch(), except through the undefined rule.
Under a key of an expect.objectContaining() sample, a matcher object that returns undefined for an object is asked twice. The pair then goes to the deep equality of that sample, which asks again.
A failed .not.toMatchObject() prints the expected value alone, so it no longer builds a copy of the received value. That makes .not cheaper: 6,617 to 6,286 instructions for a nested pattern.

Other open pull requests on this code

bun:test: compare an expected Map and Set in toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #47702 has its own subsetPairMatches() and a matcher step for both walkers. The two conflict. The one that lands second takes the other's function. This one has the arm for private fields.
bun:test: compare an expected function by identity in toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #38339, bun:test: record asymmetricMatch() and received-side matcher passes for the toMatchObject diff #47802, bun:test: throw when an equality tester or asymmetricMatch() returns a promise #48057 and bun test: toThrow() applies asymmetric matchers in both polarities, including objects with asymmetricMatch() #48448 also change this part of bindings.cpp, and will need a rebase.

Verdicts against Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 5.1.0

41 rows with a matcher as a whole value of toMatchObject(): 21 equal both references on main, 29 with this change.
One row moves away: expect(expect.any(Object)).toMatchObject({ asymmetricMatch }). For two matchers of different kinds Bun asks the built-in one, under a key and in toEqual() on main, and now here. The references ask neither.
A wider table has 75 rows: whole values, values under a key and toEqual(). bun:test equals Jest on 46 rows on main and on 56 with this change. Three rows move away, all of the kind above or two separate expect.any(Number).
The 11 rows that differ on main and still do:
- Two matcher objects as the two whole values (3 rows). Nobody is asked, which is right. The key walk then passes two different functions (bun:test: compare an expected function by identity in toMatchObject and Bun.deepMatch #38339).
- A matcher object as the received value against expect.any(Object) or expect.anything() (2 rows). Bun asks the built-in matcher.
- A method that Bun does not read as a matcher (6 rows): a getter, a Proxy, or a method on an array, Map, Date or Error. bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 chose this.
Jest throws when asymmetricMatch() returns a value that is not a boolean. Bun converts it, as Vitest does.

Left as on main, because the same holds in toEqual()

A URL, a Response or another such object beside a matcher object hides the matcher. If the matcher has no own keys, as a class instance has none, toMatchObject() then passes. The matcher step tests the cell type that those objects share with the built-in matchers. A fix belongs in the step that both walkers use.
oneMayHaveAsymmetricMatchMethod() skips two objects of one Structure. Such a pair can still hold one matcher. The key can hold a function in one object and undefined in the other. Two instances of one class factory can have different prototypes.
In a "vitest" test, toMatchObject() with a value that is not an object keeps its rows of bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833.
A matcher object under a key of snapshot properties records nothing for the Bun format, as on main.

Snapshots

toMatchSnapshot(m) and toMatchInlineSnapshot(m, ...) use the same entry point and had the same defect.
13 rows in 3 snapshot formats, each run twice. The Jest and Vitest formats write the bytes that Jest and Vitest write. The second run passes.
After a matcher answers for the two whole values, nothing is compared, so no matcher under a key has matched. The Bun format then shows a matcher of the properties where the value has that key. It reads the keys that deepMerge() of jest-snapshot reads: own, enumerable, with a string name. Main stores x: Any<Number> for expect(objectWithAsymmetricMatch).toMatchSnapshot({ x: expect.any(Number) }), and this keeps it.

Instructions per call

Release builds for linux x64 of main 89452d2 and of this change on it, one toolchain. Per call = (count at 4M calls - count at 2M calls) / 2M, median of 3 runs. Main against main differs by 1.8 at most.

`toMatchObject()` row	main	this change	after the method has a name
two objects of one shape	3012.6	+14.3	+48.0
3 properties, 1 expected	2677.7	+13.9	+97.9
8 properties, 1 expected	2677.1	+14.3	+377.0
8 properties, 8 expected	5400.0	+14.1	+47.4
class instance	2689.9	+13.9	+134.1
class instance, 3 prototypes	2690.1	+13.8	+174.2
class instance, 12 prototypes	2689.8	+13.9	+354.1
class instance expected	3295.7	+14.2	+163.2
object without a prototype	2689.6	+14.4	+112.3
Error	2788.7	+14.0	+81.9
URL	2258.7	+49.1	+117.1
nested object	6423.0	+14.2	+98.2
nested class instance	4797.0	+14.1	+98.0
`expect.any()` under a key	3043.2	+13.9	+98.2
`expect.any(Object)` as the expected value	2537.7	-1112.8	-1112.5
`expect.objectContaining()` as the expected value	2537.5	+464.1	+464.1

The third column holds from the first of these in the process: a script that names asymmetricMatch, an expect.toSatisfy() matcher, or an expect.extend() matcher used as expect.name(). It then holds for each later test file.
toEqual() (4 rows): -0.3 to +0.5. Bun.deepMatch() (2 rows): +1.1 and +3.0, one instruction per level.
An array row (21,263 on main) is not in the table. Its runs differ by 150, more than the change.
The +377 row is an object with 8 properties. Their names fill the filter of seen names in its Structure, so the method is looked up. A pair of such objects under a key pays the same on main.
bench/deepEqual/to-match-object.js has the rows. ROW=<name> RUN_COUNT=<n> runs one row in a fixed loop. MATCHER_NAMED=1 names the method first.

Under bun test --aot

The atom of the name is static there and has no count. A compiled object does not list its properties in a Structure. So the check always looks the method up, as main does for each pair under a key and for toEqual().

`toMatchObject()` row	main	this change
two objects of one shape	3690.2	+212.5
3 properties, 1 expected	3065.6	+374.1
8 properties, 8 expected	7476.4	+230.6
class instance	3079.2	+432.3
class instance, 3 prototypes	3081.5	+571.8
class instance, 12 prototypes	3080.9	+1063.9
class instance expected	3742.2	+621.5
Error	3096.0	+317.6
URL	2427.5	+175.1
nested object	7803.1	+369.0
`expect.any()` under a key	3423.8	+373.8

That is 3% to 35% per call. toEqual() rows: +0.6 and +4.4. Runs differ by 33 at most, and by 319 on the row with 12 prototypes.

The check on the two whole values

Instructions from the entry of JSC__JSValue__jestDeepMatch to the entry of the key walk: 48 on main, 66 with this change. Conditional branches: 0 and 3. No call more. With a URL as received value: 101 instructions, 4 branches, and 1 call more.
After the method has a name: 100 instructions, 9 conditional branches and 1 call more for a plain pair. 186, 33 and 1 for a class instance.
The check reads the cell type of both values. Then it reads the reference count of the atom asymmetricMatch. A count of one means that no script and no property names the method, so no object has it.
After a verdict on the two whole values, the key walk is not entered. No equality tester and no matcher under a key is called. Main does each once.
Allocator calls inside one JSC__JSValue__jestDeepMatch call: the same for 16 of the 17 toMatchObject() rows. expect.any(Object) as the expected value goes from 1 to 0.
Text grows 2,396 bytes. JSC__JSValue__jestDeepMatch goes from 4,299 to 5,186 bytes. Bun__deepMatch<true> keeps its 3,704 bytes, and each Bun__deepEquals instantiation keeps its size. Bun__deepMatch<false> goes from 2,306 to 2,282.

Not taken from the self-review

A fix of the shortcut for two objects of one Structure in oneMayHaveAsymmetricMatchMethod(). It is in bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833's helper, and toEqual() has it on main. A fix there adds a load to each toEqual() of two objects of one shape.
A cell type of their own for the built-in matchers (raised twice), and subset matching as a mode of Bun__deepEquals. Both change more than this fix, and a maintainer has to agree to them first.
A separate pull request for the undefined rule. The whole values need it, as said above.
Fixture files that Jest and Vitest write, in place of the expected snapshot text in new-snapshot.test.ts.

For the release notes

toMatchObject() and snapshot property matchers now ask a matcher that is passed as the whole value. An assertion that passed only because the matcher was never asked can now fail.

…of snapshot property matchers JSC__JSValue__jestDeepMatch passed its two values to the key walk, which asks a matcher only for a value under a key. So a matcher that was the whole expected value or the whole received value was compared as a plain object and never asked. subsetPairMatches() is the body of the loop of Bun__deepMatch, moved out. The key walk, the private fields of compiled classes and JSC__JSValue__jestDeepMatch call it, so the two whole values get the matcher step that a pair under a key gets. After a matcher answers for them, nothing walks their keys. For snapshot property matchers the copy still gets the Expect matchers under the keys of the pattern that the value has too. An asymmetricMatch() that returns undefined decides nothing. A failed .not.toMatchObject() makes no copy of the received value: its message shows the expected value alone.

coderabbitai · 2026-11-11T18:21:38Z

Walkthrough

The PR changes asymmetric matcher handling in deep matching and snapshot property matching. It adds related tests and benchmarks, and updates three IPv6 URL parsing test expectations.

Changes

Asymmetric matching and snapshots

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Replacement output contract `src/jsc/JSValue.rs`, `src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs`, `src/runtime/test_runner/expect/toMatchObject.rs`	`jest_deep_match` accepts an optional replacement setting. Snapshot property matching requests a replacement value. `toMatchObject` selects its setting based on whether the assertion is negated.
Matcher dispatch and pair matching `src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp`, `src/jsc/bindings/headers-handwritten.h`	The matching path handles Expect and user asymmetric matchers at root, property, and compiled private-field pairs. An `undefined` matcher result defers to equality processing. The match state records successful matchers when replacement output is requested.
Matcher and snapshot behavior tests `test/aot/fixed-runs/closed/own-asymmetric-match.txt`, `test/js/bun/test/expect-extend.test.js`, `test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js`, `test/js/bun/test/snapshot-tests/*`	Tests cover whole-value and nested matchers, undefined matcher results, private fields, matcher evaluation, and snapshot output in Bun, Jest, and Vitest formats.
Deep-match benchmark cases `bench/deepEqual/to-match-object.js`	The benchmark compares `toMatchObject`, `toEqual`, and `Bun.deepMatch` across object shapes and matcher cases. It supports running all rows or one named row.

IPv6 URL test expectations

Layer / File(s)	Summary
IPv6 URL parsing assertions `test/js/node/url/url-parse-ipv6.test.ts`	The tests now expect an explicit port to remain in `host` and `href`, uppercase IPv6 input to produce a lowercase host, and bracketed input without a protocol to parse as a path.

Possibly related issues

oven-sh/bun#46570 — The issue reports mutation of received values after an asymmetric matcher accepts them. This PR changes the related pair-matching and replacement handling.
oven-sh/bun#48235 — The issue reports a toMatchObject() failure for an Array subclass with a private field. This PR routes compiled private-field comparisons through shared pair matching.

Possibly related PRs

oven-sh/bun#35452 — Changes the deep-match replacement flow used for snapshot formatting and diffs.
oven-sh/bun#37912 — Implements whole-value asymmetric matcher dispatch for toMatchObject and snapshot property matching.
oven-sh/bun#47603 — Changes deep-match replacement copies during snapshot matching.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, dylan-conway, alii

Merge Risk: Low · up to 3fee8

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The change makes whole-value asymmetric matchers get invoked in toMatchObject and snapshot matching. Two edge cases remain: a matcher can still be skipped when compared against a Response, and a matcher that declines can be called twice. Neither affects common usage, so owners should be aware but it need not block merge.

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robobun · 2026-11-11T18:21:43Z

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Reproduced on main (89452d2 and 447ff87). expect({ a: 1 }).not.toMatchObject({ asymmetricMatch: () => true }) passes with 0 calls of the method. expect({ a: 1 }).toMatchObject(expect.any(Array)) passes too. Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 5.1.0 fail both.
The fix is in this pull request (bun:test: ask a matcher that is a whole value of toMatchObject() and of snapshot property matchers #48628). It supersedes bun:test: apply an asymmetric matcher that is the whole expected value of toMatchObject and of snapshot property matchers #37912 and test: pass the expected object to toMatchObject in url-parse-ipv6 and net.Server tests #47735.

robobun · 2026-11-11T18:21:49Z

^{Updated 3:05 PM PT - Nov 11th, 2026}

❌ @robobun, your commit 3fee809 has some failures in Build #140306 (All Failures)

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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

Beyond the inline findings, two more things were checked and ruled out: the new replace_when = None path for a failed .not.toMatchObject() is output-preserving, since print_diff_main with not prints only the expected value (src/runtime/test_runner/diff/printDiff.rs:38-49) so the dropped copy was never shown; and expect.addEqualityTesters() testers never ran on the root pair on the base branch either (the root went straight into the key walk), and the new SubsetPair::Root arm keeps that.
Not done by this review: the instruction-count claims in the description and an exception-check validation run (BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1) were not executed; both were judged by reading only.

Extended reasoning...

The change folds the per-property loop of Bun__deepMatch and the AOT private-field helper in src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp into one template and routes the root pair of toMatchObject()/snapshot property matchers through it, adds a refcount-and-bloom-filter gate on the root check, changes the undefined-return rule of user asymmetricMatch(), and adds a recording walk for snapshot printing, with Rust signature changes in JSValue.rs and toMatchObject.rs. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface, but it is a hot-path refactor of native test-matcher code with four confirmed inline findings, so a human look is still needed.

Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

🟣 src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp — Users comparing two instances of one class where only one carries a callable asymmetricMatch get a key-walk verdict at the root of toMatchObject(), while Jest asks the callable one. bindings.cpp:734 returns false for any pair with equal structureID, so rootPairMayHaveAsymmetricMatcher at bindings.cpp:845 never reaches the method lookup; same Structure means same key set, not same values, so one slot can hold a function and the other null or undefined. Fix: on equal structureID, still call asymmetricMatchMethod on both and decide by callability (one callable, the other not), or document that the root pair follows the key-walk rule and add a row for it to the verdict table and tests.

Why this was flagged

Trigger: a class declares a field asymmetricMatch = null (or any default) and one instance later gets a function assigned to that slot, or two object literals share a shape with asymmetricMatch: fn on one and asymmetricMatch: undefined on the other; then expect(a).toMatchObject(b). Entry is JSC__JSValue__jestDeepMatch at src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp:3838 into the Root arm at bindings.cpp:2612. oneMayHaveAsymmetricMatchMethod at bindings.cpp:734-735 sees equal structureID and returns false, so rootPairMayHaveAsymmetricMatcher (bindings.cpp:845) skips the matcher step and Bun__deepMatch compares keys; Jest's eq() calls the one callable asymmetricMatch and uses its answer. The base never ran any matcher step for the root pair, so there is no base root behaviour to be equal to; the new code makes the root pair the first place where this shortcut is the deciding step for whole values. Remedy: on equal structureID, fall through to asymmetricMatchMethod on both sides and ask when exactly one is callable.

Verification: pre-existing. src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp:734-735 returns false on equal structureID, but a Structure records property names, not values, so one object can hold a function and the other null/undefined; the root entry at bindings.cpp:846 inherits this, so the pair falls into the key walk in Bun__deepMatch. The short-circuit exists on the base commit, where the root pair was never asked at all.

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Minor · Do not dispatch a declining matcher twice. · bindings.cpp:2658

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Do not dispatch a declining matcher twice.

If the first asymmetricMatch() call returns undefined, subsetPairMatches() reaches this equality fallback. Bun__deepEquals() then calls the same matcher again before comparing properties.

For example, this assertion fails on the second callback result instead of comparing { x: 1 }:
let calls = 0;
const matcher = Object.defineProperty({ x: 1 }, "asymmetricMatch", {
  value: () => ++calls === 1 ? undefined : false,
});
expect({ inner: { x: 1 } }).toEqual(
  expect.objectContaining({ inner: matcher }),
);
Skip matcher dispatch for the current pair in this fallback. Keep matcher dispatch enabled for descendants.
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Review comment at @src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp at line 2658:
Update the equality fallback in subsetPairMatches so Bun__deepEquals does not dispatch the asymmetric matcher again for the current value-pattern pair after it has already declined; preserve matcher dispatch for descendant pairs while comparing their properties.

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robobun · 2026-11-11T20:04:19Z

On the finding outside the diff, a matcher that returns undefined and is asked twice under a key of an expect.objectContaining() sample: that is right. The pair goes to the deep equality of that sample, and that step asks again. It needs a matcher object that returns undefined for an object, which failed the assertion on main. The verdict does not change for a matcher that gives the same answer twice. I left it as it is, and the description now names the case.

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