Merge train 202: cross-module native base install, ext-fetch Headers ownership (v0.5.1581) - #10369
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change fixes cross-module native-base initialization, extracts static-method code generation, and gives ChangesNative constructor initialization
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Fetch handle surface
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Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: High Sequence Diagram(s)Cross-module native constructorsequenceDiagram
participant EntryModule
participant StandaloneConstructor
participant NativeBase
EntryModule->>StandaloneConstructor: construct imported subclass
StandaloneConstructor->>NativeBase: initialize native instance surface
NativeBase-->>EntryModule: return initialized instance
Fetch Headers dynamic dispatchsequenceDiagram
participant JavaScript
participant perry-ext-fetch
participant HeadersStore
JavaScript->>perry-ext-fetch: create or call Headers
perry-ext-fetch->>HeadersStore: resolve boxed handle and operate
HeadersStore-->>perry-ext-fetch: return header result
perry-ext-fetch-->>JavaScript: return boxed value or method result
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/method.rs`:
- Around line 1279-1291: Update the standalone synthesized-constructor flow
around emit_native_instance_base_init so it carries the source call’s actual
argument count separately from the padded forwarded parameters. Pass that
unpadded count to js_event_subclass_init through the native initialization path,
preserving padded slots only for argument forwarding and ensuring zero-argument
Event or CustomEvent construction remains argc == 0.
In `@crates/perry-ext-fetch/src/headers.rs`:
- Around line 183-203: Normalize the dynamic-tower results of js_headers_set,
js_headers_append, js_headers_delete, and js_headers_for_each to the runtime’s
undefined value, matching perry-stdlib behavior. Preserve their existing
argument handling and side effects while ensuring all four dispatch cases return
undefined instead of numeric status values.
- Around line 125-131: Ensure dispatch extensions are registered before handles
are stored in both store_headers and store_request, not only through
js_headers_new. Reuse ensure_headers_dispatch_registered at the start of each
storage function so derived Headers and Request handles use this crate’s
dispatchers for accesses such as headers.get and request.url.
In `@crates/perry-ext-fetch/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 1741-1771: The fetch handle registries currently allocate
overlapping IDs, causing js_fetch_handle_kind and property dispatchers to
classify handles incorrectly. Replace NEXT_RESPONSE_ID, NEXT_HEADERS_ID,
NEXT_REQUEST_ID, and NEXT_BLOB_ID with one shared counter used by all four
handle creation paths, preserving the existing registry and kind checks.
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| let mut forwarded: Vec<String> = Vec::with_capacity(method.params.len()); | ||
| for fp in &method.params { | ||
| match ctx.locals.get(&fp.id).cloned() { | ||
| Some(slot) => { | ||
| let loaded = ctx.block().load(DOUBLE, &slot); | ||
| forwarded.push(loaded); | ||
| } | ||
| None => forwarded.push(undef_lit.clone()), | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| crate::lower_call::emit_native_instance_base_init( | ||
| &mut ctx, base, &this_box, &forwarded, | ||
| ); |
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Pass the caller’s actual argument count to js_event_subclass_init.
For a cross-module class Sub extends Event {} or class Sub extends CustomEvent {}, the synthesized constructor uses padded __forward_arg<i> slots. A zero-argument call is padded to the synthesized ABI width, and emit_native_instance_base_init converts that width to argc = 2. js_event_subclass_init therefore skips its argc == 0 check and can initialize an event with an undefined type instead of throwing the required missing-type error.
Do not infer argc from the padded constructor parameters. Carry the source call’s actual argument count through the standalone-constructor path and pass that count to the native initializer.
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/method.rs` around lines 1279 - 1291, Update
the standalone synthesized-constructor flow around
emit_native_instance_base_init so it carries the source call’s actual argument
count separately from the padded forwarded parameters. Pass that unpadded count
to js_event_subclass_init through the native initialization path, preserving
padded slots only for argument forwarding and ensuring zero-argument Event or
CustomEvent construction remains argc == 0.
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| pub(crate) fn ensure_headers_dispatch_registered() { | ||
| static REGISTER: std::sync::Once = std::sync::Once::new(); | ||
| REGISTER.call_once(|| unsafe { | ||
| js_register_handle_method_dispatch_extension(ext_fetch_headers_method_dispatch); | ||
| js_register_handle_property_dispatch_extension(ext_fetch_request_property_dispatch); | ||
| }); | ||
| } |
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Register dispatch extensions before storing derived Headers and Request handles.
ensure_headers_dispatch_registered is called only by js_headers_new. js_response_get_headers and js_request_get_headers call store_headers directly. js_request_new calls store_request directly.
Without registration, dynamic access reaches perry-stdlib's dispatchers. Those dispatchers check perry-stdlib's HEADERS_REGISTRY and REQUEST_REGISTRY, not this crate's HEADERS_HANDLES and REQUEST_HANDLES. They therefore return undefined for accesses such as headers.get(k) and request.url.
Register the extensions in both storage functions:
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fn store_headers(headers: HeadersStore) -> usize {
+ ensure_headers_dispatch_registered();
let mut id_guard = NEXT_HEADERS_ID.lock().unwrap(); fn store_request(data: RequestData) -> usize {
gc::ensure_gc_scanner_registered();
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In `@crates/perry-ext-fetch/src/headers.rs` around lines 125 - 131, Ensure
dispatch extensions are registered before handles are stored in both
store_headers and store_request, not only through js_headers_new. Reuse
ensure_headers_dispatch_registered at the start of each storage function so
derived Headers and Request handles use this crate’s dispatchers for accesses
such as headers.get and request.url.
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| "set" => js_headers_set(boxed, str_arg(0), str_arg(1)), | ||
| "append" => js_headers_append(boxed, str_arg(0), str_arg(1)), | ||
| // `js_headers_has` here answers 1.0/0.0 while perry-stdlib's twin answers | ||
| // a NaN-boxed boolean, and the STATIC lowering consumes the numeric | ||
| // form — so normalise on the way out of the dynamic tower only. Without | ||
| // this, `opts.headers.has(k)` read through an any-typed field returned | ||
| // `1` where bun returns `true`. | ||
| "has" => ext_bool_value(js_headers_has(boxed, str_arg(0))), | ||
| "delete" => js_headers_delete(boxed, str_arg(0)), | ||
| "getSetCookie" => js_headers_get_set_cookie(boxed), | ||
| "forEach" => { | ||
| let cb = if args_len > 0 && !args_ptr.is_null() { | ||
| *args_ptr | ||
| } else { | ||
| f64::from_bits(EXT_TAG_UNDEFINED) | ||
| }; | ||
| js_headers_for_each(boxed, cb) | ||
| } | ||
| "keys" => js_headers_keys(boxed), | ||
| "values" => js_headers_values(boxed), | ||
| "entries" | "Symbol.iterator" | "@@iterator" => js_headers_entries(boxed), |
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Return undefined for all void Headers methods in the dynamic tower. js_headers_set, js_headers_append, js_headers_delete, and js_headers_for_each return numeric status values in crates/perry-ext-fetch, while WHATWG Headers requires undefined. Normalize all four methods. The perry-stdlib implementations already return undefined.
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- "set" => js_headers_set(boxed, str_arg(0), str_arg(1)),
- "append" => js_headers_append(boxed, str_arg(0), str_arg(1)),
+ "set" => {
+ js_headers_set(boxed, str_arg(0), str_arg(1));
+ f64::from_bits(EXT_TAG_UNDEFINED)
+ }
+ "append" => {
+ js_headers_append(boxed, str_arg(0), str_arg(1));
+ f64::from_bits(EXT_TAG_UNDEFINED)
+ }
...
- "delete" => js_headers_delete(boxed, str_arg(0)),
+ "delete" => {
+ js_headers_delete(boxed, str_arg(0));
+ f64::from_bits(EXT_TAG_UNDEFINED)
+ }
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- js_headers_for_each(boxed, cb)
+ js_headers_for_each(boxed, cb);
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| "set" => js_headers_set(boxed, str_arg(0), str_arg(1)), | |
| "append" => js_headers_append(boxed, str_arg(0), str_arg(1)), | |
| // `js_headers_has` here answers 1.0/0.0 while perry-stdlib's twin answers | |
| // a NaN-boxed boolean, and the STATIC lowering consumes the numeric | |
| // form — so normalise on the way out of the dynamic tower only. Without | |
| // this, `opts.headers.has(k)` read through an any-typed field returned | |
| // `1` where bun returns `true`. | |
| "has" => ext_bool_value(js_headers_has(boxed, str_arg(0))), | |
| "delete" => js_headers_delete(boxed, str_arg(0)), | |
| "getSetCookie" => js_headers_get_set_cookie(boxed), | |
| "forEach" => { | |
| let cb = if args_len > 0 && !args_ptr.is_null() { | |
| *args_ptr | |
| } else { | |
| f64::from_bits(EXT_TAG_UNDEFINED) | |
| }; | |
| js_headers_for_each(boxed, cb) | |
| } | |
| "keys" => js_headers_keys(boxed), | |
| "values" => js_headers_values(boxed), | |
| "entries" | "Symbol.iterator" | "@@iterator" => js_headers_entries(boxed), | |
| "set" => { | |
| js_headers_set(boxed, str_arg(0), str_arg(1)); | |
| f64::from_bits(EXT_TAG_UNDEFINED) | |
| } | |
| "append" => { | |
| js_headers_append(boxed, str_arg(0), str_arg(1)); | |
| f64::from_bits(EXT_TAG_UNDEFINED) | |
| } | |
| // `js_headers_has` here answers 1.0/0.0 while perry-stdlib's twin answers | |
| // a NaN-boxed boolean, and the STATIC lowering consumes the numeric | |
| // form — so normalise on the way out of the dynamic tower only. Without | |
| // this, `opts.headers.has(k)` read through an any-typed field returned | |
| // `1` where bun returns `true`. | |
| "has" => ext_bool_value(js_headers_has(boxed, str_arg(0))), | |
| "delete" => { | |
| js_headers_delete(boxed, str_arg(0)); | |
| f64::from_bits(EXT_TAG_UNDEFINED) | |
| } | |
| "getSetCookie" => js_headers_get_set_cookie(boxed), | |
| "forEach" => { | |
| let cb = if args_len > 0 && !args_ptr.is_null() { | |
| *args_ptr | |
| } else { | |
| f64::from_bits(EXT_TAG_UNDEFINED) | |
| }; | |
| js_headers_for_each(boxed, cb); | |
| f64::from_bits(EXT_TAG_UNDEFINED) | |
| } | |
| "keys" => js_headers_keys(boxed), | |
| "values" => js_headers_values(boxed), | |
| "entries" | "Symbol.iterator" | "@@iterator" => js_headers_entries(boxed), |
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In `@crates/perry-ext-fetch/src/headers.rs` around lines 183 - 203, Normalize the
dynamic-tower results of js_headers_set, js_headers_append, js_headers_delete,
and js_headers_for_each to the runtime’s undefined value, matching perry-stdlib
behavior. Preserve their existing argument handling and side effects while
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| pub extern "C" fn js_fetch_handle_kind(id: usize) -> u8 { | ||
| if FETCH_RESPONSES | ||
| .lock() | ||
| .map(|guard| guard.contains_key(&id)) | ||
| .unwrap_or(false) | ||
| { | ||
| return 1; | ||
| } | ||
| if REQUEST_HANDLES | ||
| .lock() | ||
| .map(|guard| guard.contains_key(&id)) | ||
| .unwrap_or(false) | ||
| { | ||
| return 2; | ||
| } | ||
| if HEADERS_HANDLES | ||
| .lock() | ||
| .map(|guard| guard.contains_key(&id)) | ||
| .unwrap_or(false) | ||
| { | ||
| return 3; | ||
| } | ||
| if BLOB_HANDLES | ||
| .lock() | ||
| .map(|guard| guard.contains_key(&id)) | ||
| .unwrap_or(false) | ||
| { | ||
| return 4; | ||
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Use one shared ID space for fetch handles. NEXT_RESPONSE_ID, NEXT_HEADERS_ID, NEXT_REQUEST_ID, and NEXT_BLOB_ID all start at 1 and increment independently. If a response and a Headers handle both have ID 1, js_fetch_handle_kind checks FETCH_RESPONSES first and reports kind 1 (Response) for the Headers handle, so instanceof Headers can take the wrong branch. If the same Headers ID also exists in REQUEST_HANDLES, ext_fetch_request_property_dispatch can route its property read to the Request getters.
Use one shared counter for all four registries, or encode the kind in the boxed payload and make the probe and dispatchers consume it.
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In `@crates/perry-ext-fetch/src/lib.rs` around lines 1741 - 1771, The fetch handle
registries currently allocate overlapping IDs, causing js_fetch_handle_kind and
property dispatchers to classify handles incorrectly. Replace NEXT_RESPONSE_ID,
NEXT_HEADERS_ID, NEXT_REQUEST_ID, and NEXT_BLOB_ID with one shared counter used
by all four handle creation paths, preserving the existing registry and kind
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…ndalone constructor
A class with no own constructor whose heritage chain reaches one of the
native bases perry stamps onto the INSTANCE (EventEmitter, Map/Set,
Event/CustomEvent, AsyncLocalStorage, AsyncResource, WeakMap/WeakSet,
DOMException) got that surface only from the inline `new` lowering. The
standalone `<class>_constructor` symbol -- the body every CROSS-MODULE
`new` runs -- never emitted it, so:
// a.ts
import { EventEmitter } from "events"
export class KeyHandler extends EventEmitter {}
// b.ts
new KeyHandler().on("x", () => {}) // TypeError: on is not a function
The same class constructed inside a.ts was fine; only the cross-module
`new` came back bare. Found in @opentui/core (InternalKeyHandler <-
KeyHandler <- EventEmitter), the first thing opencode's TUI constructs.
Also relax native_instance_base_in_chain: an IMPORTED ancestor stops the
walk only when its standalone ctor actually owns construction (own body,
instance fields, or declared params) -- the predicate
default_ctor_dynamic_parent_owner already uses. A bare re-exported
`class B extends EventEmitter {}` compiles to a synthesized no-op ctor
and must not hide the base from a third module's subclass.
Array is excluded from the new emission site: its base init reads the
forwarded value as a LENGTH, and this symbol carries compiler-generated
__forward_arg slots rather than call-site arguments.
Refs #10300
Fails on the parent commit (the assert that no instance comes back without its base surface), passes with the fix. Covers the bare one-level case, the @opentui/core two-level shape with an instance field, an ancestor that owns its own constructor and registers a listener there (proves the walk still stops, so nothing is re-initialized), and a seeded cross-module Map. Expected output is bun's, byte-for-byte. Refs #10300
`renderableHandlers = new Map()` does not touch the base, so the test would
still pass if the install moved to AFTER the field initializers. `armed =
(this.on("ping", ...), true)` cannot — calling `this.on` in a field
initializer throws unless the base was installed first — so this pins the
ORDER as well as the install, and the emitted `ping` proves the listener is
live.
Review follow-up on #10301.
#10301 adds the native-instance-base walk to the synthesized standalone constructor, which takes `method.rs` from 1,958 to 2,011 lines and fails `scripts/check_file_size.sh` (2,000-line cap). `compile_static_method` is the natural seam: a self-contained `pub(super)` entry point no other function in the file calls. It moves out exactly the way `method_typed.rs` already did for the same gate — `#[path]` + `mod`, `use super::*`, and `pub(in crate::codegen)` re-exported from the parent so every caller in `codegen` is unaffected. Paths inside the moved body that read `super::arguments::` / `super::helpers::` are now absolute `crate::codegen::…`: `super` meant `codegen` in the parent and means `method` in the child. method.rs 2,011 -> 1,548 lines. No behaviour change.
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This train lands #10301 as v0.5.1581.
#10301 (
Fixes #10300) —newon a cross-module, constructor-less subclass of a native base installs the native surface. The inlinenewlowering emitted it; the standalone<class>_constructorsymbol never did, and that symbol is the body every cross-modulenewand every dynamic construct replay runs.export class KeyHandler extends EventEmitter {}built from another module came back bare andhandler.on(...)threw "on is not a function".Arraystays excluded — its base init reads the forwarded value as a LENGTH, and this symbol's parameters are compiler-generated forwarding slots.Three source commits, each verified to preserve its patch-id and authorship.
Train repairs
The 2,000-line file cap. #10301 takes
crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/method.rsfrom 1,958 to 2,011 lines and failsscripts/check_file_size.sh.compile_static_methodmoves tomethod_static.rs— a self-containedpub(super)entry point no other function in the file calls. The seam is not invented:method_typed.rswas split out of this same file for this same gate and documents the pattern (#[path]+mod,use super::*,pub(in crate::codegen)re-exported from the parent). Paths inside the moved body that readsuper::arguments::/super::helpers::are now absolutecrate::codegen::…, becausesupermeantcodegenin the parent and meansmethodin the child. method.rs 2,011 -> 1,548.No
changelog.d/fragment, a hard failure of the changeset gate for anycrates/change. Added.What was dropped from this train
#10319 was assembled here originally and has been closed. It put
js_headers_init_from_valueintoperry-ext-fetch's shipped surface, whichshipped_staticlib_does_not_define_stdlib_owned_fetch_symbolsforbids: ext archives link before stdlib, so such a definition overrides perry-stdlib's implementation at the final link. Measured: that crate's lib tests are 15/15 onmainand 4 failures with that branch. Its CI never showed this becausetest_link_stubs.rsstubs the same symbol, so the lib-test build hit a duplicate-symbol error and never compiled — the tests, and the guard test itself, never ran.Validation
Validated head
d0e99ea92b, on main33690c5635. Five-package release build pinned and hash-verified;artifacts_match_pintrue after the suites and again after the gap phase.main's known release-onlygc::tests::heap_generation::a_free_or_move_outside_every_scope_is_caught_in_debug_builds.issue_10300_cross_module_native_base: passed.Public benchmark evidence freshness.Gap: filters
class,extends,subclass,emitter,native,instanceof. Six fixtures diverge; every one was compiled and run under both themainand train compilers, both pins hash-verified first, with Node as a third reference, and all six behave identically on the two arms:test_issue_341_typed_field_nativetest_issue_859_native_promise_pintest_issue_915_native_module_after_async_resumetest_issue_336_class_keys_collisiontest_issue_7769_thread_class_dispatchtest_three_like_native_class_descriptorsThe three
nativeones were checked hardest, because #10301 changes how a native instance base is installed and a failingnativefixture is exactly where a real regression would hide. All six are oracle-side: Node itself exits 1.Before merging, the pushed head and unchanged main are checked again. After merging, the rewritten commits are checked for preserved authorship and the main tree must match the validated train exactly.