bun-inspector-protocol: regenerate the JSC protocol snapshot from the pinned WebKit - #39110
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… pinned WebKit The snapshot in src/protocol/jsc was generated years ago. Against the WebKit bun builds today, Debugger.scriptParsed no longer has a `module` parameter; it carries `executionContextId` and `scriptType` (a new Debugger.ScriptType enum) instead, LifecycleReporter gained getModuleGraph, and the BunFrontendDevServer and HTTPServer domains did not exist in the snapshot at all. generate-protocol.ts now finds CombinedDomains.json in the build cache of the WebKit version pinned in scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts (the prebuilt tarball ships it), only refreshes the V8 snapshot when asked to with --v8, and leaves out the File and Process domains, which the WebKit fork declares but bun registers no agent for. DebugAdapterEventMap is derived from the list of domains the adapter actually re-emits instead of the whole snapshot, so the new domains do not show up as adapter events. The new test drives a debugging session against the bun under test and validates every event and response against the snapshot, so the next WebKit upgrade that changes the protocol fails it instead of silently drifting again.
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WalkthroughThe PR updates inspector protocol generation and declarations, adds BunFrontendDevServer and HTTPServer domains, extends debugger and lifecycle metadata, narrows debug adapter event forwarding, and adds protocol snapshot and runtime conformance tests. ChangesInspector protocol integration
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I reviewed this and didn't find any bugs. The regenerated snapshot and the type-only adapter.ts refactor look correct, but since this rewrites the generator, adds a ~250-line WebSocket/subprocess test, and makes a design call on which domains to exclude (File/Process), a human sign-off would still be worthwhile.
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adapter.ts: same 9-domain allowlist as before,isInspectorEventruntime check unchanged;Pick<InspectorEventMap, ...>only narrows types, no runtime change.- Removed
module?: booleanonScriptParsedEventhas no consumers inpackages/; the newNetwork.RequestIddangling ref matches the pre-existing ones at lines 313/2324. - New test: port 0,
tempDir/bunEnv, failure paths wired to reject, event waiters registered before their triggers (Inspector.initialized,Debugger.resume), stderr drained for the process lifetime. findPinnedCombinedDomains()regex and cache-dir shape matchscripts/build/deps/webkit.ts; script is dev-only so drift just falls back to the explicit-path error.
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Overview
Regenerates packages/bun-inspector-protocol/src/protocol/jsc/{protocol.json,index.d.ts} from the pinned WebKit's CombinedDomains.json, updates the generator script to auto-locate that file and skip domains bun has no agent for, narrows DebugAdapterEventMap in adapter.ts to the domains the adapter actually re-emits (type-only), makes schema.d.ts match the JSON's actual optionality, fixes .gitattributes paths, and adds a test that validates a live bun --inspect session against the snapshot.
Security risks
None identified. No native code, no auth/crypto/permissions. The debug adapter's domain allowlist is unchanged at runtime — the security-relevant filtering added in #31559 still applies with the same 9 domains. The generator script and test only run in dev/CI.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate. The ~1000-line generated-file diff is mechanical (regenerated from the WebKit build's own protocol definitions, which are the source of truth for what bun can send). The hand-written pieces are: a type-only refactor in adapter.ts (~30 lines, no runtime change — verified the allowlist and isInspectorEvent logic are byte-identical), a dev-script rewrite (~80 lines, not shipped), 3 optional-field additions to schema.d.ts, a 2-line .gitattributes path fix, and a ~250-line new test with subprocess + WebSocket orchestration. None of this touches the shipped runtime binary.
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- The PR description is unusually thorough and documents verification (idempotent generator, output matches vendored WebKit protocol JSON, tsc errors unchanged, test fails against old snapshot with the expected messages).
- The new test follows harness conventions (
tempDir,bunEnv,bunExe, port 0), wires every failure event to reject the awaited promise, and registers event waiters before sending the commands that trigger them. - No CODEOWNERS cover these paths.
- Deferring rather than approving because: the generator rewrite and the
domainsWithoutAgentexclusion list are design decisions a maintainer should confirm; the new test introduces subprocess+WebSocket infrastructure whose CI stability a human should sanity-check; and the exact-domain-list assertion means every future WebKit domain addition will fail this test (intentional per the PR, but worth a maintainer's nod).
…sion fails The x64-asan lane fails this test with a bare "WebSocket closed (1006)", which means the connection opened and then dropped without a close frame, most likely the child dying mid-session. The child's stderr (where an ASAN report would land) was scoped inside the drain loop and discarded, so the failure was undiagnosable from CI output. Attach the accumulated stderr and the child's exit code or signal to every failure rejection, and only match complete stderr lines when extracting the inspector URL so a chunk boundary cannot yield a truncated URL.
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scriptTypewhen translatingDebugger.scriptParsed.src/js/internal/inspector/cdp.ts:583still reads the removedparams.modulefield, so CDP reports every module asisModule: false. Replace it withparams.scriptType === "module".🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@test/cli/inspect/bun-inspector-protocol.test.ts`:
- Around line 124-136: Attach a rejection handler to the diagnostic-only
stderrDone promise so subprocess disposal or reader aborts are swallowed on the
success path, while preserving the existing no-URL error reporting used by
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- Around line 723-753: The Debugger.scriptParsed translation in the CDP handling
flow still checks the removed params.module field; update the isModule
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getModuleGraph declared a ThrowScope, whose destructor requires the caller to perform a JSC exception check. Its caller is the generated inspector protocol dispatcher, which never does, so with JSC exception-check validation enabled (as the CI runner enables on ASAN lanes) the inspectee aborted on the next inspector message and the new protocol snapshot test failed with a bare WebSocket close. The error paths also returned a protocol error while leaving the real exception pending. Use a TopExceptionScope, which is made for this boundary, and clear the exception (keeping termination) on every error return. Note: the previous wording of this message contained a line that literally started with the validation env var name, and the Windows CI agents turned that line into a real environment variable, failing every Windows test job with "invalid JSC environment variable". Keep option names off the start of commit message lines.
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Thanks for addressing the earlier feedback — the test now surfaces the inspectee's stderr/exit status on socket drop, and getModuleGraph was switched to a TopExceptionScope with tryClearException() so a JSC exception can't escape into the generated dispatcher (matching the pattern already used in BunDebugger.cpp). I didn't find further bugs in this pass.
Given the native JSC exception-handling change plus the ~260-line new integration test, a human reviewer should still take a look — in particular to confirm the x64-asan lane is now green on #98868 (the failure that prompted the C++ fix), and to weigh in on the comment-cop nag on InspectorLifecycleAgent.cpp:134.
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InspectorLifecycleAgent.cpp:tryClearException()under a top scope preserves termination; everyRETURN_IF_EXCEPTIONsite now clears — no path leaks a pending exception to the dispatcher.adapter.ts: theinspectorEventDomainslist is unchanged from the previousSet;DebugAdapterEventMapnarrowing is type-only,isInspectorEventruntime behaviour is identical.- New test:
stderrDonenow has a.catch(no unhandled rejection on success-path disposal);failed.catch(() => {})prevents an unhandled rejection whenfailWithfires after the test resolves.
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Overview
Regenerates the JSC inspector-protocol snapshot (protocol.json + index.d.ts, both generated) from the pinned WebKit, updates the generator script to auto-locate CombinedDomains.json and skip the File/Process domains bun has no agent for, tightens schema.d.ts to match the actual JSON shape, narrows DebugAdapterEventMap to the domains the adapter actually re-emits (type-only), fixes the .gitattributes linguist paths, adds a 264-line integration test that validates a live inspector session against the snapshot, and — in follow-up commits after the earlier review — surfaces child stderr/exit on session failure and converts InspectorLifecycleAgent::getModuleGraph to a TopExceptionScope that clears (non-termination) exceptions on every error return.
Security risks
None identified. The changes are developer-tooling / type-declaration surface. The adapter's domain allowlist is unchanged, so the existing guard against a debuggee invoking Adapter.*/Process.* handlers is preserved. The generator script reads from the local build cache and only touches network with an explicit --v8 flag.
Level of scrutiny
Medium-high. The bulk of the diff is generated output, but the PR also touches native JSC bindings (InspectorLifecycleAgent.cpp) — REVIEW.md's most-blocked category — and adds a substantial subprocess-driving integration test that previously failed on the ASAN lane. The C++ change follows the established DECLARE_TOP_EXCEPTION_SCOPE / tryClearException() pattern already used in BunDebugger.cpp for dispatcher entry points, and tryClearException (unlike plain clearException) preserves termination, so it is not the "never clearException()" case the review guide warns about. Still, a maintainer should sign off on native exception-scope changes.
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- My earlier review flagged the ASAN-lane
WebSocket closed (1006)failure and the loss of child stderr; both were addressed in commits 9412806 and 6b5b753. The latest build (#98868) was still running per robobun at the time of this review, so the ASAN fix is not yet CI-confirmed. - The CodeRabbit note about
stderrDonelacking a rejection handler was addressed (.catch(error => noUrl(...))). - An unresolved
comment-copbot nag remains on the 3-line C++ comment atInspectorLifecycleAgent.cpp:134; the comment explains a non-obvious invariant (the generated dispatcher does no exception checks) and reads as legitimate to me, but the author/maintainer should decide whether to trim it. - The
adapter.tschange is behaviour-preserving: the const-tuple →Setandevent is InspectorEventtype guard produce identical runtime checks; only the exportedDebugAdapterEventMaptype narrows.
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… and misc crates (#39574) ### Problem - `src/jsc/bindings/libuv/` is only on the include path for non-Windows builds (`scripts/build/flags.ts`, "libuv stubs for unix"). `uv/win.h` (703 lines) and `uv/tree.h` (512 lines, included only by `win.h`) are never reached. - `uv/sunos.h`, `uv/os390.h`, `uv/aix.h` and `uv/posix.h` are selected by `uv/unix.h` only on Solaris, z/OS, AIX, IBM i, Cygwin, Haiku, QNX and Hurd. Bun builds for linux, macOS and FreeBSD. - `packages/bun-error` is embedded in the dev error page (`src/runtime/server/dev-error-page.html`). The page calls the function behind `Symbol.for("Bun__renderFallbackError")` and nothing else. `renderRuntimeError`, the abort state `dismissError` kept for it, and the two modules only it imported (`sourcemap.ts`, `stack-trace-parser.ts`) have no callers. #37081 lists this path as a follow-up. - `bun_zlib_sys::posix` and `bun_zlib_sys::win32` declare zlib functions that nothing calls. `bun_zlib` declares its own. The only use of the two modules was as re-exports of the types in `shared.rs`. - A set of `pub` items in other crates has no user in any crate. rustc cannot report them because `pub` items count as used. ### Fix - Delete the six libuv headers. `uv.h` now includes `uv/unix.h` directly. `uv/unix.h` keeps the linux, darwin and BSD branches. `uv-posix-polyfills.c` drops the commented-out copies of the removed branches. - Delete `renderRuntimeError`, `sourcemap.ts` and `stack-trace-parser.ts`. `dismissError` keeps the part that removes the overlay. `runtime-error.ts` stays (it has a test). - Delete `bun_zlib_sys/posix.rs` and `win32.rs`. `bun_zlib` imports the types from `bun_zlib_sys::shared`, which is where the removed modules took them from. - Delete the unused Rust items listed below, plus the trait implementations and imports that only they needed. Verification: - Every Rust item was found by making the unexported items crate-private and compiling the workspace. An item is deleted only if rustc reports it dead on x86_64 linux (dev, release, and with the `bun_debug` and `bun_asan` cfgs), aarch64 linux, x86_64 musl, x86_64 Windows and aarch64 macOS. - Each removed name was also searched in `src/codegen/`, the `*.classes.ts` files, `src/js/` and the C++ bindings. Items that a codegen template can emit were kept. - `bun run rust:check-all`: 12 of 12 targets pass. `cargo check --workspace --all-targets` passes (benches and unit tests still compile). `cargo check -p bun_shim_impl --features shim_standalone` for the Windows target passes. - `bun bd` builds. The build recompiles `uv-posix-stubs.c` and `uv-posix-polyfills.c` against the trimmed `uv.h`, and rebuilds the bun-error bundle, which no longer exports `renderRuntimeError`. - New test in `test/js/bun/http/serve.test.ts`: it takes the bun-error bundle out of a real 500 page, evaluates it outside a browser, and checks that the bundle registers the renderer and that `dismissError` is a no-op when nothing is rendered. This is the surface the `packages/bun-error` change touches. - `bun bd test` passes for `test/js/bun/http/serve.test.ts -t "dev error page"` (including the new test), `test/js/bun/runtime-error.test.ts`, `test/js/bun/util/{zstd,arraybuffersink,filesink}.test.ts`, `test/js/node/zlib/deflate-streaming.test.ts`, `test/js/web/encoding/text-{encoder,decoder}.test.*`, `test/js/workerd/html-rewriter.test.js`, `test/js/bun/css/nth-anplusb-ident.test.ts`, `test/js/web/fetch/blob.test.ts` and `test/internal/source-lints/dead-code-escapes.test.ts`. - `cargo fmt --check`, clang-format on the touched C file and prettier on the touched TypeScript files pass. <details> <summary>Removed Rust items</summary> - `bun_zlib_sys`: modules `posix` and `win32` (`struct_gz_header_s`, `gz_header`, `gz_headerp`, `in_func`, `out_func`, and the `deflate*`, `inflate*`, `compress*`, `uncompress`, `adler32`, `crc32`, `zlibVersion` declarations), `shared::voidpf`. - `bun_zlib`: declarations `compress`, `compressBound`, `uncompress`, and the `internal` module that selected between the two removed modules. - `bun_zstd`: `decompress` (every caller uses `decompress_append`). - `bun_libdeflate_sys`: `libdeflate_deflate_decompress` (the `_ex` variant is the one in use). - `bun_mimalloc_sys`: `mi_strdup`, `mi_heap_collect`, `mi_thread_set_in_threadpool`. - `bun_cares_sys`: `ares_strerror`. - `bun_windows_sys`: `SetHandleInformation`, `closesocket`. - `bun_alloc`: `default_alloc::calloc`. - `bun_core`: `GenericIndexInt::from_usize` and its macro-generated implementations. - `bun_css`: the four deprecated `to_css` methods on `GenericSelectorList`, `GenericSelector`, `GenericComponent` and `Combinator`. Their bodies were `unreachable!()`; the serializer functions replaced them. - `bun_runtime`: `JsSinkType::done` and its six overrides, `FileCloser::update` and its implementations, `ReadableStream::to_js`, `node_fs::Null::to_js`. </details> <details> <summary>Overlap with open pull requests</summary> The deletions here were checked against the open dead-code pull requests (#35437, #35775, #35880, #36115, #36237, #37012, #37149, #37181, #37208, #37301, #37454, #37659, #37788, #38005, #38900, #39319, #39561) and against #38958 and #35075. Nothing deleted here is deleted by any of them. Candidates they already cover were left out: `src/jsc/bindgen.rs` (#37149), the dead `pub use` re-exports (#39319), the simdutf big-endian and UTF-32 wrappers (#38958), and the items named in the skip lists of the others. Some files here (`bun_alloc/lib.rs`, `bun_core/util.rs`, `libdeflate.rs`, `mimalloc.rs`, `node_fs.rs`, `Blob.rs`, `FileSink.rs`, `ReadableStream.rs`, `streams.rs`, `windows_sys/externs.rs`) are also touched by open pull requests in different hunks. #36437 edits `packages/bun-error` from a base that predates #37081; it changes one import line in `stack-trace-parser.ts` and keeps `renderRuntimeError`, so it does not overlap with this deletion but will need a rebase. </details> <details> <summary>Found but not deleted (judgment calls for a maintainer)</summary> - `packages/bun-inspector-protocol/src/protocol/v8/` (about 32,600 lines): not exported by the package index since 2023 and regenerated only with the opt-in `--v8` flag of `scripts/generate-protocol.ts`. #39110 kept the flag, so this needs a decision. - `packages/h3blast` (1,468 lines) and `packages/bun-build-mdx-rs` (558 lines): nothing in the repository references them. They may be kept on purpose as a load generator and a proof of concept. - `packages/bun-error/runtime-error.ts` is unused by the page but covered by `test/js/bun/runtime-error.test.ts`. The four images in `packages/bun-error/img/` are referenced only by the source glob in `scripts/glob-sources.ts`. - `HotReloadTaskView` in `src/jsc/hot_reloader.rs`: both `reload` implementations ignore the task, and `VirtualMachine::reload` ignores its `Option<HotReloadTask>` argument. Removing the plumbing is a small refactor rather than a deletion. - `react_compiler/compile_result.rs` has constructors and fields with no users, but the file says the types are waiting to be wired up. - The streams-era private globals in `BunBuiltinNames.h` (`makeGetterTypeError`, `makeDOMException`, `addAbortAlgorithmToSignal`, `removeAbortAlgorithmFromSignal`, `isAbortSignal`, `createUninitializedArrayBuffer`, about 100 lines of `ZigGlobalObject.cpp`) have no JS callers. Both files are being edited by several open dead-code pull requests, so they were left for a later run. </details> ### Background - rustc's `dead_code` lint treats every `pub` item in a library crate as used, because another crate could import it. In this workspace every crate is an implementation detail of one binary, so a `pub` item with no importer in any crate is dead in the same sense as a private one. Making such items crate-private for one compile lets rustc report the ones with no users at all. The visibility changes themselves are not part of this pull request. - On POSIX, bun does not link libuv. Node-API addons that reference libuv symbols get `uv-posix-stubs.c` and `uv-posix-polyfills*.c`, which are compiled against the copied headers in `src/jsc/bindings/libuv/`. On Windows the real libuv is linked and that directory is not used. - `JsSinkType` is the Rust trait behind the native sink classes (`FileSink`, `ArrayBufferSink`, the HTTP response sinks). Its methods are called from the shared sink glue in `Sink.rs`; `done` was declared there but the glue never called it. <!-- robobun:evidence:begin --> --- **no test proof** · iteration 1 · Platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine. Deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/http/serve.test.ts <!-- robobun:evidence:end -->
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packages/bun-inspector-protocol/src/protocol/jsc/protocol.jsonand theindex.d.tsgenerated from it were last regenerated in November 2024 (feat(vscode-extension) error reporting, qol #15261) and no longer describe the protocol the WebKit pinned inscripts/build/deps/webkit.tsspeaks.JSC.Debugger.ScriptParsedEventhasmodule?: boolean, but bun sendsexecutionContextIdandscriptType("program" | "module" | "webassembly", theDebugger.ScriptTypetype the snapshot lacks) and never sendsmodule. Code written against the types readsparams.moduleand always getsundefined(thenode:inspectorside of that is fixed separately in node:inspector: derive scriptParsed isModule and scriptLanguage from JSC's scriptType #39051, which does not touch this package).LifecycleReporter.getModuleGraphmissing, theBunFrontendDevServerandHTTPServerdomains (both served by bun, seesrc/jsc/bindings/BunDebugger.cpp) missing entirely,Console.ChannelSourceout of date, plus description andtargetTypesmetadata changes.TestReporterwas already current (Vscode test runner support #20645 updated it by hand).Fix
jsc/protocol.jsonandjsc/index.d.tswithscripts/generate-protocol.tsfrom theCombinedDomains.jsonshipped in the prebuiltbun-webkittarball forWEBKIT_VERSION(f0f60fd2). The only removed lines inindex.d.tsaremodule, theappcachechannel and four description strings; everything else is additions. The snapshot is the protocol the linked WebKit was built from, which is the definition of what bun can send, so it is correct by construction; the new test checks that against the running binary.generate-protocol.ts: locates the pinned WebKit'sCombinedDomains.jsonin the build cache when no path is given (sobun packages/bun-inspector-protocol/scripts/generate-protocol.tsafter abun bdis the whole regeneration), refreshes the V8 snapshot only with--v8(needs network, and nothing in the repo imports it, so it is left untouched here), removes the deadgetJSC(), and skips theFileandProcessdomains: the WebKit fork declares them as JavaScript-debuggable, but bun registers no agent for them and answers'Process' domain was not found, so types for them would be as misleading as the stalemodulewas. The test pins both sides of that list.schema.d.ts:Domain.typesandEvent.parametersare optional in the actual JSON (Audithas no types,Debugger.resumedhas no parameters);debuggableTypesis what the generator filters on.bun-debug-adapter-protocol/adapter.ts:DebugAdapterEventMapwasInspectorEventMap & ..., so with the new domains it would advertiseHTTPServer.*/BunFrontendDevServer.*events the adapter never re-emits (since Hardening: input validation and bounds checking across 12 subsystems (round 8) #31559 it only forwards an allowlist of domains). It is now derived from that allowlist;isInspectorEventbecame the matching type guard, which also removes theas keyof JSC.EventMapcast. No runtime change. Type-checkingbun-debug-adapter-protocol,bun-inspector-protocoland thebun-vscodefiles that importJSCtypes gives the same set of pre-existing errors before and after this change..gitattributes: thelinguist-generatedpatterns still pointed at the pre-More improvements to debugger support #4345protocol/layout, so they matched nothing; they now coversrc/protocol/*/, which is what collapses the two generated files in this PR's diff.test/cli/inspect/bun-inspector-protocol.test.tsstartsbun --inspect-waiton an ESM + CJS fixture, enables every domain in the snapshot, pauses on adebuggerstatement, evaluates, and validates every event and response it receives (recursively, through$refs and enums) againstprotocol.json; it also asserts the exact domain list and thatFile.enable/Process.enableare still rejected, so removing or adding a domain in the generator shows up here. Against the old snapshot it fails with:bun bd test test/cli/inspect/bun-inspector-protocol.test.ts). The rest oftest/cli/inspect/passes as before (thelocalhostcases ofinspect.test.tsfail in this container with the released bun as well; unrelated).src/jsc/bindings/InspectorLifecycleAgent.cpp: the new test exposed a real bug.getModuleGraphdeclared aThrowScope, which obligates its caller to perform a JSC exception check, but its caller is the generated protocol dispatcher, which never does; with JSC exception-check validation enabled (the CI runner turns it on for ASAN lanes) the inspected process aborted on the next inspector message, which is why the ASAN lane failed with a bareWebSocket closed (1006). The function now declares aTopExceptionScope, which is made for boundaries that must not propagate, and clears the exception (keeping termination) on each error return; previously the error paths returned a protocol error while leaving the real exception pending.ws://URL.vendor/WebKit/Source/JavaScriptCore/inspector/protocol/at the pinned commit, and--v8and an explicit path argument still work.Background
bun --inspect, organized into domains (Debugger,Runtime, ...) with commands, events and types. WebKit defines each domain ininspector/protocol/<Domain>.json; its build concatenates them intoCombinedDomains.jsonand generates the C++ dispatchers from that, so a bun binary can only send what those files declare. Bun's fork adds domains such asLifecycleReporter,TestReporter,HTTPServer,BunFrontendDevServer, and bun registers an agent for each inBunDebugger.cpp; a domain with no agent is rejected withdomain was not found.bun-inspector-protocolkeeps a copy of the JavaScript-debuggable subset of those definitions (protocol.json) and generates TypeScript types from it (JSC.<Domain>.<Name>, plusEventMap/RequestMap/ResponseMap).bun-debug-adapter-protocol(the VS Code debugger) andbun-vscodeare its consumers.debuggableTypesis the per-domain list in WebKit's JSON of which kinds of targets a domain applies to; the generator keeps the domains tagged"javascript".[review] gate passed · iteration 2 · 8 files touched
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The root cause was that the getModuleGraph handler in InspectorLifecycleAgent could leave a pending JavaScriptCore exception on the VM when an error path was hit, which later surfaced as a crash under the ASAN lane. The fix introduces a TopExceptionScope around the handler and explicitly clears the exception on each error path so no pending exception escapes the inspector boundary. The accompanying test hardening exercises the module graph command during a live debugging session to catch regressions of this contract.