test: deflake process.versions by asserting SHA shape, not exact hashes - #29383
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The process.versions test was pinning exact git commit hashes for every bundled C/C++ dependency, so any dep bump (e.g. mimalloc) broke it. Assert each entry is a 40-char lowercase hex string instead. Also cover usockets/uwebsockets/webkit/zig in the same loop.
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LGTM — straightforward test deflake replacing pinned hashes with shape assertions.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
Single test file change in test/js/node/process/process.test.js. Replaces hardcoded 40-char git commit hashes for bundled C/C++ deps with a regex shape assertion (/^[a-f0-9]{40}$/), preventing breakage on every dependency version bump. Also folds usockets/uwebsockets/webkit/zig into the same loop since they already reported git hashes.
Security risks
None. This is a test-only change with no production code impact.
Level of scrutiny
Low. The fix is mechanically correct — the test was brittle by design (pinned exact hashes), and the new assertion still validates the structural invariant (40-char lowercase hex) without coupling the test to specific dep versions.
Other factors
The duplicate it("process.versions") test name is a pre-existing issue noted in the inline comment — low impact since both tests pass. The PR passes all 101 tests per the author's verification run.
| it("process.versions", () => { | ||
| // Expected dependency versions — must match scripts/build/deps/*.ts commits. | ||
| // These are the ACTUAL commits built into bun (not derived values, so | ||
| // bumping a dep requires updating this test too). | ||
| const expectedVersions = { | ||
| boringssl: "0c5fce43b7ed5eb6001487ee48ac65766f5ddcd1", | ||
| libarchive: "ded82291ab41d5e355831b96b0e1ff49e24d8939", | ||
| mimalloc: "9a5e1f52cdf4662f9590b69de104a4469140796f", | ||
| picohttpparser: "066d2b1e9ab820703db0837a7255d92d30f0c9f5", | ||
| zlib: "886098f3f339617b4243b286f5ed364b9989e245", | ||
| tinycc: "12882eee073cfe5c7621bcfadf679e1372d4537b", | ||
| lolhtml: "77127cd2b8545998756e8d64e36ee2313c4bb312", | ||
| ares: "3ac47ee46edd8ea40370222f91613fc16c434853", | ||
| libdeflate: "c8c56a20f8f621e6a966b716b31f1dedab6a41e3", | ||
| zstd: "f8745da6ff1ad1e7bab384bd1f9d742439278e99", | ||
| lshpack: "8905c024b6d052f083a3d11d0a169b3c2735c8a1", | ||
| }; | ||
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| for (const [name, expectedHash] of Object.entries(expectedVersions)) { | ||
| // Bundled C/C++ dependencies whose versions are reported as git commit | ||
| // hashes. We only assert the shape (40 lowercase hex chars) — not the | ||
| // exact hash — so dep bumps don't break this test. | ||
| const gitHashDeps = [ | ||
| "boringssl", | ||
| "libarchive", | ||
| "mimalloc", | ||
| "picohttpparser", | ||
| "zlib", | ||
| "tinycc", | ||
| "lolhtml", | ||
| "ares", | ||
| "libdeflate", | ||
| "zstd", | ||
| "lshpack", | ||
| "usockets", | ||
| "uwebsockets", | ||
| "webkit", | ||
| "zig", | ||
| ]; | ||
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| for (const name of gitHashDeps) { | ||
| expect(process.versions).toHaveProperty(name); | ||
| expect(process.versions[name]).toBe(expectedHash); | ||
| expect(process.versions[name]).toMatch(/^[a-f0-9]{40}$/); | ||
| } | ||
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| expect(process.versions).toHaveProperty("usockets"); | ||
| expect(process.versions).toHaveProperty("uwebsockets"); | ||
| expect(process.versions.usockets).toBe(process.versions.uwebsockets); | ||
| }); | ||
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🟣 The file has two separate top-level it("process.versions") blocks, producing duplicate test names that make failure reporting ambiguous. This is a pre-existing issue, but this PR modified the first block and was a natural opportunity to rename it (e.g., it("process.versions git-hash deps")) to avoid the collision.
Extended reasoning...
What the bug is: The file test/js/node/process/process.test.js contains two separate top-level it("process.versions", ...) blocks with identical names. The first (line 271, modified by this PR) iterates over gitHashDeps and asserts each value matches /^[a-f0-9]{40}$/. The second (line 1179, unmodified) asserts exact semver strings like process.versions.node === "24.3.0".
How it manifests: Both tests run independently and currently pass. However, in bun:test output, both appear under the name process.versions, making it impossible to distinguish which block failed from test output alone. If either block regresses, the developer sees a ✗ process.versions failure with no way to know which of the two test bodies is the culprit without manually reading the file.
Why existing code does not prevent it: bun:test does not enforce unique test names within a file, so the duplicate silently passes through. The PR modified the first block (replacing exact hash assertions with shape assertions) but did not notice or consolidate the second identically-named block.
Impact: Low functional impact — both tests run and pass today. The harm is purely in debuggability: when either block fails, engineers must manually inspect the file to determine which of the two process.versions tests is failing. This is especially confusing given the two blocks test complementary but distinct properties.
Step-by-step proof:
- Grep
it("process.versions"in the file → two matches: line 271 and line 1179. - Run
bun test process.test.jswith one block forced to fail (e.g., corrupt a hash check). - Output shows
✗ process.versions— no indication of which block failed. - Developer must manually inspect both blocks to locate the regression.
How to fix: Rename the first block to it("process.versions git-hash deps", ...) (since this PR already touches it) and optionally rename the second to it("process.versions semver fields", ...). Alternatively, consolidate both into a single it("process.versions") block covering all assertions.
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What
test/js/node/process/process.test.js→process.versionswas pinning exact git commit hashes for each bundled C/C++ dependency (boringssl, mimalloc, zlib, etc). Any dep bump broke the test — most recently mimalloc:Fix
Assert each dep's version matches
/^[a-f0-9]{40}$/(full git SHA shape) instead of a hardcoded value. Also foldedusockets/uwebsockets/webkit/ziginto the same loop since they report git hashes too.Verification