bundler: label conditional CSS @import records as import-rule - #38549
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ImportKind::AtConditional (a CSS @import carrying a supports() condition) had an empty label() and error_label(), so ResolveMessage.importKind and the metafile import kind were "" for it, and the browser-target builtin error read "Browser build cannot Bun builtin". It is the same @import construct as ImportKind::At and now uses the same labels. ResolveMessage.rs carried a verbatim copy of the label table; it now calls ImportKind::label() directly.
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Status: ready for review; needs a maintainer to re-run CI (agent pool starvation, not the diff). Reproduced on bun 1.4.0 and a debug build of main with a CSS entry containing Tests: test/bundler/bun-build-api.test.ts, test/bundler/metafile.test.ts and test/bundler/bundler_plugin.test.ts ( CI: build 96178 (033f3ec, same fix; 483fc2f only broadens the plugin test and corrects a comment) ran 177 of 179 jobs with zero test failures, the other two being macOS 14 aarch64 lanes that expired waiting for an agent. Build 96644 (483fc2f) never started: all 13 build-bun jobs expired before getting an agent, so no tests ran. The one retrigger has been used; a fresh run needs to come from a maintainer. |
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LGTM — two b"" match arms filled in with the correct labels, plus a dedup of the sibling table in ResolveMessage.rs. The inline note about $ImportKindIdToLabel in replacements.ts is pre-existing and doesn't block this.
What was reviewed:
label()/error_label()arms:AtConditional→"import-rule"/"@import"matchesAtand esbuild; every other consumer already treats them identically.- Deleted
import_kind_labelin ResolveMessage.rs — grep confirms no other callers;get_import_kindnow calls the canonicalImportKind::label(). - Tests cover ResolveMessage.importKind, error text,
toJSON(), and metafilekindacross plain/supports/media/layer variants; fail-before output shown.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
Two-byte-string fix in src/ast/lib.rs: ImportKind::AtConditional (a CSS @import with a supports() clause) had b"" in both label() and error_label(), causing empty importKind on ResolveMessage, empty kind in the metafile, and a broken "Browser build cannot Bun builtin" error message. Now returns "import-rule" / "@import", same as ImportKind::At. src/jsc/ResolveMessage.rs had a verbatim duplicate of the label table with the same blank arm; that's deleted and get_import_kind now calls ImportKind::label() directly (one source of truth). Two new tests in existing bundler test files.
Security risks
None. Pure display-string changes in enum match arms; no parsing, no allocation, no user-controlled input reaching a new path.
Level of scrutiny
Low. This is a mechanical string-literal fix in a lookup table, plus deleting a duplicate of that table. AtConditional is the same CSS construct as At with an extra condition; every other consumer of the enum (resolver, linker, export conditions) already treats them identically, and esbuild — which this enum is modeled on — labels its conditional-import kind "import-rule" too. The deleted import_kind_label has no other callers (grep confirms).
Other factors
- Tests are well-constructed: exact-value assertions on
importKind,message, andtoJSON(); the metafile test covers plain/supports()/media-only/layer+supports+media variants; fail-before output on 1.4.0 is documented in the description. - The one finding from the bug-hunting pass is pre-existing:
$ImportKindIdToLabelinsrc/codegen/replacements.tsis indexed by discriminant and was already stale for indices ≥7 before this PR. The description notes #37095 will derive that array fromlabel()structurally. It's a same-class sibling worth flagging (and is, inline), but this PR neither introduces nor worsens it. - No prior human review comments to address.
…scriminants $ImportKindIdToLabel is indexed by the bun_ast::ImportKind discriminant but was missing the AtConditional, Composes and HtmlManifest slots, so onResolve saw "url-token" for a conditional @import, "internal" for a url() token and undefined for composes.
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In `@test/bundler/bundler_plugin.test.ts`:
- Around line 570-577: Add HtmlManifest coverage to the resolver test around the
existing resolved.sort() assertion: add an HTML manifest fixture/input and
include its expected resolved entry with the “html_manifest” reason, preserving
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LGTM — the replacements.ts table I flagged earlier is now aligned with the Rust discriminants and covered by plugin/ResolveKindForCssImports.
What was reviewed:
ImportKinddiscriminants (0–11) match the newenums.ImportKindarray slot-for-slot;$ImportKindLabelToIdis declared but unused, so the duplicate"import-rule"key is harmless.get_import_kindnow delegates toImportKind::label(), deleting the second copy of the table — one source of truth.- Tests cover ResolveMessage (
importKind+toJSON+ error text), metafilekind, and pluginargs.kindfor@import/supports()/url()/composes; the CodeRabbithtml_manifestask was correctly declined (retagged post-resolve, not plugin-observable).
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Overview
This PR fixes ImportKind::AtConditional reporting an empty label everywhere a CSS @import with a supports() condition surfaces: ResolveMessage.importKind, toJSON(), the metafile kind field, the Browser build cannot {} Bun builtin error text, and plugin onResolve args.kind. Two Rust match arms in src/ast/lib.rs change from b"" to b"import-rule" / b"@import"; the duplicate label table in src/jsc/ResolveMessage.rs is deleted in favor of calling ImportKind::label() directly; and enums.ImportKind in src/codegen/replacements.ts (which generates $ImportKindIdToLabel, indexed by raw discriminant in BundlerPlugin.ts) is realigned to have one slot per discriminant. Three new tests in bun-build-api.test.ts, metafile.test.ts, and bundler_plugin.test.ts cover each surface.
Security risks
None. This is a pure label-string change in bundler diagnostic/metadata output. No parsing of untrusted input, no auth/crypto/permissions, no memory-lifetime changes.
Level of scrutiny
Low-to-medium. The Rust change is two literal strings in exhaustive match arms plus a straightforward deduplication (calling the canonical label() instead of a verbatim copy). The replacements.ts change is a hand-maintained array that I verified slot-by-slot against the #[repr(u8)] enum at src/ast/lib.rs:40-76 (EntryPointRun=0 … Internal=11). I confirmed $ImportKindLabelToId is only declared in builtins.d.ts and never referenced in code, so the duplicate "import-rule" key (last-wins in the generated object literal) is inert. $ImportKindIdToLabel is read at BundlerPlugin.ts:402 and now maps every discriminant correctly.
Other factors
My previous review on this PR flagged the replacements.ts table as a sibling site of the same bug class; robobun addressed it in 26d9d51 with the plugin/ResolveKindForCssImports test, and trimmed the over-long comment in 033f3ec per the comment-cop bot. CodeRabbit's request for html_manifest plugin coverage was correctly declined (retagging happens after onResolve, so a plugin sees import-statement), and CodeRabbit resolved its own thread. All inline threads are marked resolved. The tests assert exact values (full toEqual on sorted arrays, exact error message text) and the PR description shows fail-before output on the released binary. No new label strings are introduced, so bun-types is unaffected. The fix is at the right layer (the shared table) and deletes a duplicate rather than patching it in place.
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LGTM — the follow-up commits addressed the sibling replacements.ts table I flagged earlier, and the new plugin/ResolveKindForEveryImportKind test pins every plugin-visible discriminant so the table can't silently drift again.
What was reviewed:
AtConditionalnow sharesAt's labels in bothlabel()anderror_label(); verified every consumer (ResolveMessage, metafile, pluginargs.kind, browser-builtin error text) is covered by a test.enums.ImportKindnow has one slot per Rust discriminant; confirmed$ImportKindLabelToId(which would collide on the duplicate"import-rule") is declared but unused — only$LoaderLabelToIdis read.- The duplicate
import_kind_labeltable in ResolveMessage.rs is deleted in favour ofImportKind::label(), so there's one Rust source of truth. - The unresolved comment-cop flag on
src/ast/lib.rs:83is a false positive: that's the pre-existing 3-line "keep in sync" cross-reference with the stale path corrected, not a workaround justification.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
This PR fixes ImportKind::AtConditional reporting an empty label everywhere it surfaces: ResolveMessage.importKind, the metafile kind field, the "Browser build cannot {} builtin" error text, and plugin onResolve args.kind. Two match arms in src/ast/lib.rs change b"" → b"import-rule" / b"@import". A verbatim duplicate of the label table in src/jsc/ResolveMessage.rs is deleted and replaced with a call to the canonical ImportKind::label(). The hand-maintained enums.ImportKind array in src/codegen/replacements.ts (which generates $ImportKindIdToLabel, indexed by raw discriminant in BundlerPlugin.ts) gains the three missing slots (AtConditional, Composes, HtmlManifest) so ids 7-11 no longer read the wrong string. Three new tests cover ResolveMessage/toJSON, the metafile, and every plugin-observable import kind.
Prior review
My earlier review flagged that the replacements.ts table was still stale for AtConditional and beyond. That was fixed in 26d9d51, the codegen comment trimmed in 033f3ec, and 483fc2f expanded the plugin test to cover ids 1-9 (every kind a plugin can observe) and pointed the lib.rs sync comment at the file that actually exists. All threads from that round are resolved.
Security risks
None. This is label-string plumbing for bundler diagnostics; no auth, crypto, filesystem, or untrusted-input parsing is touched.
Level of scrutiny
Low-to-medium. The Rust change is two constant match arms plus a dedup; the codegen change is a build-time literal array. The one subtlety — $ImportKindLabelToId getting a duplicate "import-rule" key — is moot because that define is declared but never referenced (grep confirms only $LoaderLabelToId and $ImportKindIdToLabel are read). The description's claim that html_manifest is not plugin-observable (retagged post-resolution) was independently verified by coderabbit against bundle_v2.rs.
Other factors
Tests are strong: exact-value assertions on importKind, message, toJSON(), and the full sorted (basename, kind) list from onResolve, with fail-before output shown against 1.4.0. The remaining unresolved inline comment is the comment-cop bot flagging the pre-existing "keep these in sync" note in lib.rs — the diff only corrects a stale path there, it's not a new paragraph justifying a workaround, and robobun's reply on the thread is accurate. #37095 will replace the hand-written table with a derived one, but this PR stands on its own and produces the same array.
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Problem
@importthat carries asupports(...)condition and fails to resolve comes back fromBun.buildas aResolveMessagewithimportKind === "". The same@importwithout the condition reports"import-rule". Reproduces on bun 1.4.0 and main.inputs[...].imports[].kindis""for a conditional@import(and"import-rule"for the one next to it).Browser build cannot Bun builtin: "bun:sqlite". When bundling for Bun, set target to 'bun'(two spaces where@importshould be).Bun.buildplugin'sonResolvegets the wrongargs.kindfor CSS import records:"url-token"for a conditional@import,"internal"for aurl()token,undefinedforcomposes.ImportKind::label()andImportKind::error_label()in src/ast/lib.rs haveImportKind::AtConditional => b""arms (inherited from the old table, which only filled inAt).src/css/css_parser.rson_import_ruletags every@importwith asupports()clause asAtConditional, so anything that prints a kind label for it prints nothing:ResolveMessage.importKindandtoJSON()(src/jsc/ResolveMessage.rs), the metafilekindfield (src/bundler/linker_context/MetafileBuilder.rs), and the"Browser build cannot {} ... builtin"messages in src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs, which formaterror_label().$ImportKindIdToLabel(generated fromenums.ImportKindin src/codegen/replacements.ts) is indexed by the Rust discriminant in src/js/builtins/BundlerPlugin.tsrunOnResolvePlugins, but the array had no slots forAtConditional(7),Composes(9) orHtmlManifest(10), so every id from 7 up read the wrong string.""is not a member ofBun.ImportKind; bun-types: type BuildMessage/ResolveMessage level and importKind as the strings the runtime reports #38542 (types) leaves it out on purpose and points at the runtime for this.Fix
AtConditionalnow has the same labels asAt:label()is"import-rule",error_label()is"@import". It is the same CSS construct, and every other consumer of the kind (resolver extension order,styleexport conditions, the linker) already treats the two variants identically; the label tables were the only place they differed. esbuild, which this enum is modeled on, also reported its conditional@importkind as"import-rule".import_kind_label, carrying the same blank arm);get_import_kindnow callsImportKind::label()directly, so there is one Rust table to keep correct. The two arms are left as separate match arms because Delete the schema::api mirror types and bun_api; one loader numbering across Rust/C++/JS #37095 derives the JS-side table from them one variant at a time.enums.ImportKindin src/codegen/replacements.ts now has one entry perImportKinddiscriminant, in order, using thelabel()strings. This is the literal that Delete the schema::api mirror types and bun_api; one loader numbering across Rust/C++/JS #37095 replaces with a table derived from src/ast/lib.rs; after this change both produce the same array, so that PR can take its own version of the block.$ImportKindLabelToIdis declared but unused, so the repeated"import-rule"entry changes nothing."composes"and"html_manifest"were already reported byResolveMessageand the metafile; bun-types: type BuildMessage/ResolveMessage level and importKind as the strings the runtime reports #38542 adds them to the type).css @import resolve errors report importKind 'import-rule' with and without import conditions: one CSS entry with plain and conditional@imports of a missing file and ofbun:sqlite, assertingimportKind, the error text, andtoJSON().metafile tracks css @import imports as import-rule, with or without import conditions: plain,supports(), media-only, and layer+supports+media imports all report"import-rule".plugin/ResolveKindForEveryImportKind: one build whoseonResolveplugin receives every kind a plugin can observe (ids 1 through 9:entry-point-build,import-statement,require-call,dynamic-import,require-resolve,import-rulefor plain and conditional@import,url-token,composes), so any future shift in the table fails the test.entry-point-run,html_manifestandinternalare not observable from a plugin (runtime only, retagged after resolution, never created), as noted in the test.USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1 bun test ..., output below) and pass withbun bd test; the rest of the three files still passes with the debug build.Background
bun_ast::ImportKindclassifies an import record:Stmt,Require,Dynamic, the CSS kindsAt(@import),AtConditional(@importwith asupports()clause; media queries andlayer()alone stayAt),Url,Composes, and so on.label()is its public string form (theBun.ImportKindunion),error_label()is the short form used inside error text (import,require(),@import, ...).ResolveMessageis theBun.buildlog entry (and the error thrown by the runtime resolver) for an import that could not be resolved;importKindislabel()of the record's kind.Bun.build({ metafile: true }); each input'simports[]entry carries the record'slabel()askind.runOnResolvePluginsthe kind as itsu8discriminant, and the builtin maps it to a string through$ImportKindIdToLabel, an array literal that src/codegen/replacements.ts inlines into the builtins at build time.Fail-before output on bun 1.4.0