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… loaded moduleLoadTopRejected and moduleLoadStoreError looked the entry up by key when a load by name failed. removeEntry() and clearAll() can leave another load's entry under the key while the first load is in flight, and a second load of the key can register one at any time, so the error went to a module that had loaded. Every later load of the key was then answered with that error. The two loadModule() contexts now record the entry the load has once it has one: the entry the key holds after provideFetch() in moduleLoadTopSettled, and after hostLoadImportedModule() in the loadModule() that takes a referrer. The two error stores write to that entry. A load that failed before it had an entry, which is a load whose fetch failed, stores nothing: an entry under its key at that point was registered by another load. Inside USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS), with upstream's lookups kept in #else. Upstream never rebinds a key, and its lookup by key is the same entry unless two loads of one key are in flight at once. Co-authored-by: Dylan Conway <dylan.conway567@gmail.com>
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…the replacement Six tests that fail on main. A module that mock.module(), a plugin's build.module() or a --hot reload replaced while its import() was in flight, and that then fails, leaves its error on the replacement: every later import() of the replacement rejects with the replaced module's error. The same happens without a removal when one of two overlapping import()s of a module fails at its fetch. In a debug build the mock.module() case stops at an assertion in fetchComplete(). They pass with the engine change of oven-sh/WebKit#754. Co-authored-by: Dylan Conway <dylan.conway567@gmail.com>
…the replacement Six tests that fail on main. A module that mock.module(), a plugin's build.module() or a --hot reload replaced while its import() was in flight, and that then fails, leaves its error on the replacement: every later import() of the replacement rejects with the replaced module's error. The same happens without a removal when one of two overlapping import()s of a module fails at its fetch. In a debug build the mock.module() case stops at an assertion in fetchComplete(). They pass with the engine change of oven-sh/WebKit#754. Co-authored-by: Dylan Conway <dylan.conway567@gmail.com>
…d a stress test moduleLoadTopSettled registers the key and stores the error when a fetch rejects with an error the loader tagged as not being a fetch error of this key. The load has no entry at that point, so an entry that holds the key is another load's. The store now leaves it alone, like the two stores of the previous commit. With nothing under the key the key is registered as before. JSTests/stress/module-load-failed-fetch-keeps-concurrent-load.js covers the route that needs no removeEntry(): two import()s of one key overlap and the first fails at its fetch. The later import() of the key rejects on main and gets the module here.
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…the replacement Seven tests that fail on main. A module that mock.module(), a plugin's build.module() or a --hot reload replaced while its import() was in flight, and that then fails, leaves its error on the replacement: every later import() of the replacement rejects with the replaced module's error. The same happens without a removal when an import() fails at its fetch and the file is imported again before that failure has settled. In a debug build that case stops at an assertion in fetchComplete(). They pass with the engine change of oven-sh/WebKit#754. Co-authored-by: Dylan Conway <dylan.conway567@gmail.com>
…the replacement Seven tests that fail on main. A module that mock.module(), a plugin's build.module() or a --hot reload replaced while its import() was in flight, and that then fails, leaves its error on the replacement: every later import() of the replacement rejects with the replaced module's error. The same happens without a removal when an import() fails at its fetch and the file is imported again before that failure has settled. In a debug build that case stops at an assertion in fetchComplete(). They pass with the engine change of oven-sh/WebKit#754. Co-authored-by: Dylan Conway <dylan.conway567@gmail.com>
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@dylan-conway this is the by-entry error store of your first commit of #748 (e8bfeef), without its lookup by key for a load that has no entry. On #748 you wrote that this bug is "a separate bug with its own fix, which is going into a PR of its own" (comment). I found no PR or branch for it, so this PR offers it in that shape: 31 lines in four source files, all inside If your own version is in progress, close this in favour of it. If you want this one changed, say what: the rule for a load with no entry, the third store, or where the second What was run:
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughBun builds now track registry entries on module loading contexts and use them during fetch rejection handling. A stress test covers concurrent imports around a failed fetch and a later successful import. ChangesBun module load rejection handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Module load errors may not be recorded on the correct registry entry when specifier resolution changes the key. Confirm the lookup key before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked whether the new setEntry at JSModuleLoader.cpp:930 can miss an entry whose key the host resolve() hook rewrote (the entry is registered under the resolved key, line 807, while the lookup uses moduleRequest.m_specifier). It is the same unresolved key the upstream by-key stores in moduleLoadTopRejected/moduleLoadStoreError already used, so that path's behavior is unchanged by this PR.
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The change is confined to USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS) branches in JSMicrotask.cpp, JSModuleLoader.cpp and ModuleLoadingContext.h/.cpp, redirecting a failed loadModule()'s error store from a by-key registry lookup to the entry recorded on the load's own context, plus one new stress test; it touches no auth, injection or data-exposure surface. The two inline findings concern by-key paths the PR description itself lists as not fixed here, and the resolve()-rewritten-key candidate was ruled out as pre-existing behavior identical to upstream's lookup.
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The fix #748 set aside (review thread), built from its first commit, e8bfeef. Replaces #474. Bun tests: oven-sh/bun#39711.
Problem
import()is in flight (mock.module(),build.module(), a--hotreload) and then fails leaves its error on the replacement. Every laterimport()of it rejects. Debug builds stop atASSERTION FAILED: m_status == Status::FetchinginModuleRegistryEntry::fetchComplete.JSMicrotask.cpp:1281,:1436,:1253), into whichever entry holds the key by then.Fix
loadModule()contexts record their load's entry.moduleLoadTopRejectedandmoduleLoadStoreErrorwrite tocontext->entry().Background
ModuleRegistryEntry: promises, record, one error. A load of a key whose entry holds an error gets that error. Only this fork removes entries (removeEntry(),clearAll()).import(),require()of an ES module, the entry point) has no entry until its fetch settles.Downsides
perfandvalgrindwere not available. Text grows by 359 bytes.import()failed at its fetch while another load registered the key, the nextimport()gets the module.Notes
What a program sees (Bun debug build of main, engine fb1167e, against the same tree with this PR's preview build
autobuild-preview-pr-754-08bf0974; the tests are in oven-sh/bun#39711):build.module()replaces a module while it evaluates, the module then throws (import()andrequire())next: the replaced module threwnext: build.module()mock.module()of a module whoseimport()is in flight, the mock is imported, the old load then throwsimport()rejects with the old errorimport()of a malformed JSON file,mock.module()of it,import()againimport()rejects with the JSON error. debug: the assertion abovebun --hotreload while animport()is in flight, the reloaded module is imported, the old load then throwsnext: rejected: the module from before the reload threwnext: evaluation 1import()of a malformed JSON file, the file is fixed and imported again at once (no plugin, no mock, nothing removed)import()rejectslater: 42build.module()replaces a module whoseonLoadis still running; theonLoadthen rejects with the error of another module'simport()(third store)next: rejected: another module threwnext: build.module()Bun 1.3.13 gives the right-hand column for the
build.module()andmock.module()rows. After the wrong result,delete require.cache[path]and a newimport()recover.The rule for a load with no entry. e8bfeef fell back to the lookup by key ("a load that failed before it had an entry has not lost one"). That is true, but the entry found that way was never this load's: another load of the key registered it between this load's start and its failure. The two JSON rows are that case. With nothing registered the lookup returns null and nothing is stored either way, so dropping the fallback changes only those.
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context->entry()is in each path:provideFetch(), which registers the key if nothing holds it. If another load registered the key first,provideFetch()does nothing andhostLoadImportedModule()joins that entry, so it is this load's entry too.provideModule()entry removed beforemoduleLoadTopSettled:getRegisteredMayBeNull()returns null and nothing is inserted. JSModuleLoader: a top-level load stores its failure into the entry it loaded #474 usedensureRegistered()here, which could insert aStatus::Newentry thathostLoadImportedModule()asserts on (finding).moduleRegistryFetchSettledhas stored the fetch error on that entry by then, andsetEvaluationError()on aFetchFailedentry is a no-op, so the by-key store added nothing there.The third store. When a fetch rejects with an error that the loader tagged as not being a fetch error of this key (
ModuleFailure::isEvaluationError()), the rejected branch ofmoduleLoadTopSettledregisters the key and stores the error. In Bun that is anonLoador a module factory that awaits animport()which throws. The second commit leaves the store out when an entry holds the key. With nothing under the key, the key is registered with the error as before.Not fixed here. Places that still work by key while a load is in flight:
moduleLoadTopSettledcallsprovideFetch()by key (JSMicrotask.cpp:1188). Animport()that joined an entry which is then removed registers a new entry from the old source.build.module()right after animport()of a module that was loaded before:next: file, and the file is evaluated twice. Bug 3 of the first description of [JSC] removeEntry() and clearAll() keep the realm's [[LoadedModules]] in step with the registry #748.JSModuleLoader.cpp:400-431), so a removal before that finds nothing to remove.build.module()right after a firstimport():next: file. Bug 4 of that description.import()is answered from it without a new fetch, and a later static import of the key never settles (hostLoadImportedModule()waits on a fetch promise that nothing settles). An untagged failure leaves nothing and is fetched again. Not registering the key here at all would close this; it changes which failed loads are retried, so it is left for a decision.functionEsmLoadSyncreads the registry by key after a synchronous load (src/jsc/bindings/ZigGlobalObject.cpp:926,:945), which is whatrequire()of an ES module that is replaced during its own evaluation goes through. require(esm): return the namespace when the module is evicted from require.cache during evaluation bun#38072 is open for that.oven-sh/bun#40267 (open) handles the same stores from Bun's side for the route without a removal: a second
import()of a key whose load by name is pending joins that load, so the two share one outcome. Its description says a loader-side fix needs a change here; this is that change. The two do not conflict in the engine. They differ in what a test may assume: with that join, animport()issued aftermock.module()orbuild.module()replaced a module still joins the pending load of the replaced module (its pending map is cleared for a hot reload only). Five of the seven Bun tests import the replacement while the replaced load is pending, as the test for this bug in the history of oven-sh/bun#44281 does, so they and that PR cannot both land unchanged. Whether overlappingimport()s of one key share a load is not decided here: no test of this change asserts it.Verification.
jscof the published builds: exit 3 (expected 42 but got rejected) on main's (fb1167e), exit 0 on this PR's. It writes the module it imports intoresources/under a new name per run (ignored by the.gitignoreadded there), because the shell cannot delete a file. It skips the bytecode-cache mode: that mode's second run asserts that all code comes from the cache of the first run, and a module with a new name is never in it.test/js/bun/plugin/,test/js/bun/test/mock/,test/js/bun/resolve/,test/js/node/module/: 669 pass, 2 fail. The two areload the same file 2000 timesandload the same empty JS file 2000 times, which time out on a debug+ASAN build with main's engine too.test/cli/hot/hot.test.tsandtest/cli/test/isolation.test.ts: 63 pass.removeEntry()and a tagged fetch rejection are not reachable from thejscshell, so the other routes are tested from Bun only.Cost.
setEntry()is 10 instructions on its fast path andgetRegisteredMayBeNull()about 45 for a hit on the first probe. Each runs twice per load by name, plus the calls. On a failure the two stores each do one lookup less. The third store's check runs only when a fetch rejects with a tagged error. Static imports do not pass through these functions. For scale, an earlier description of #748 measured 22.4k instructions for a warmimport(). Text size by object, release Linux x64:UnifiedSource-runtime-25+39,-26+261,-33+59 bytes.perf_event_openis not permitted in the container this was built in andvalgrindcould not be installed, so there is no measured instruction count.Self-review. Four concerns were raised against the first version of this PR, all addressed: the third by-key store (second commit, with a Bun test), the description claiming more than the change covers (the list above), the missing engine test (the stress test), and the overlap with oven-sh/bun#40267 (the paragraph above; the one Bun test that assumed separate fetches for overlapping
import()s is replaced by one that does not).setEntry()is defined inModuleLoadingContext.cpp, not in the header as in e8bfeef: the header only forward-declaresModuleRegistryEntry, and the barrier needs the complete type.