fix(runtime): expose web builtin prototype methods as values - #11003
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe runtime now exposes callable prototype methods for selected Web APIs. It adds receiver validation, Event method implementations, WebIDL inheritance links, and tests for descriptors, direct calls, inherited methods, and state changes. ChangesWeb API prototype methods
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Script
participant PrototypeMethod
participant RuntimeObject
Script->>PrototypeMethod: read and call Web API method
PrototypeMethod->>RuntimeObject: validate receiver
RuntimeObject-->>PrototypeMethod: update state or return value
PrototypeMethod-->>Script: return result
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/event_target.rs`:
- Around line 1094-1095: Update the zero-capture path in bound_event_target to
convert the implicit this value to an ObjectHeader pointer, validate it with
is_event_target, and throw a TypeError with the existing EventTarget receiver
message when validation fails; return the validated target otherwise.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/global_this/proto_methods.rs`:
- Around line 1339-1344: Mark AbortSignal.prototype.throwIfAborted as enumerable
after installing it by applying the existing web_method_enumerable helper to
proto_obj and the "throwIfAborted" name.
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| abort_signal_prototype_throw_if_aborted_thunk as *const u8, | ||
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Mark throwIfAborted as enumerable.
install_proto_method records prototype methods as non-enumerable. WebIDL members must be enumerable, so this descriptor is incorrect for AbortSignal.prototype.throwIfAborted.
Suggested fix
install_proto_method(
proto_obj,
"throwIfAborted",
abort_signal_prototype_throw_if_aborted_thunk as *const u8,
0,
);
+ web_method_enumerable(proto_obj, "throwIfAborted");
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| install_proto_method( | |
| proto_obj, | |
| "throwIfAborted", | |
| abort_signal_prototype_throw_if_aborted_thunk as *const u8, | |
| 0, | |
| ); | |
| install_proto_method( | |
| proto_obj, | |
| "throwIfAborted", | |
| abort_signal_prototype_throw_if_aborted_thunk as *const u8, | |
| 0, | |
| ); | |
| web_method_enumerable(proto_obj, "throwIfAborted"); |
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/global_this/proto_methods.rs` around lines
1339 - 1344, Mark AbortSignal.prototype.throwIfAborted as enumerable after
installing it by applying the existing web_method_enumerable helper to proto_obj
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Not in merge train 257 (#11039), but NOT your fault and NOT a conflict with main: this applies cleanly to main on its own, and only conflicted with a sibling PR in the same train. Since that sibling is in 257, you will need a rebase once 257 lands (v0.5.1639). No action until then — I will ping you. |
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Tried to rebase this for a merge train and stopped — the conflict is a real design question, so I left the PR alone.
Whether the accessor install and the value install can coexist on the same arm, or whether one supersedes the other, is your call: the two changes disagree about where these names are supposed to resolve. Please rebase and say which wins. Note this is also a fork PR, so I could not have pushed the rebase for you even if the merge had been mechanical. |
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Implemented and pushed to The design question is settled, and it settled in favour of your change — with one correction to a guess I made earlier. The two installs are complementary, not competing. WebIDL gives an interface prototype accessor properties for attributes and data properties for operations, and Node has both on I had said One member breaks the pattern, and a uniform helper would have diverged from Node silently: It is installed with no enumerability override (the default is already non-enumerable) and carries a comment with the measured descriptor plus "do not fold this into the shared helper". Two things beyond the conflict:
New test Green: It goes in the next train. |
… debt Rebase of #11003 onto main, plus the two things CI was red on. 1. The #10555/#10808 conflict. Main installs `Symbol.toStringTag` on the URL/AbortController/AbortSignal/EventTarget/Event prototypes and, for URL, the twelve WebIDL component accessors; this branch installs the interface *operations* as real property values. They are complementary, not competing: WebIDL reifies an interface's attributes as accessor properties and its operations as data properties holding a function, and Node carries both on `URL.prototype` at once. Every arm now runs both installs, in Node's own key order for URL (`toString`, the accessors, `toJSON`). Each install allocates a closure, a name string and a key string, so every arm roots the prototype once and re-reads its current address from the rooted slot before each call instead of reusing the incoming raw pointer. `install_web_event_proto_methods` did the same thing eight times over one captured `proto_obj`; it now re-reads too. 2. Enumerability. WebIDL operations are enumerable, unlike ECMAScript builtin methods, so each one overrides `install_proto_method`'s default. The single exception is `AbortSignal.prototype.throwIfAborted`, which Node makes non-enumerable alongside its `reason` accessor; it is installed with no override and the site records the measured descriptor so a later "cleanup" into a uniform helper does not silently diverge. 3. `lint :: Raw-handle debt ratchet`, which is independent of the conflict. The EventTarget receiver check added two bare `get_raw_mut_ptr` reads in `bound_event_target`, taking event_target.rs from 16 to 18. `is_event_target` interns `_eventTarget` through `key()`, which allocates, so the receiver can genuinely move while the predicate runs: the pair collapses into one `across_mut` whose nested `with_const_ptr` scopes the pointer the predicate reads, and whose returned address is the post-call re-read. Back to 16 with no ceiling raised and no allowlist entry. Adds `test_gap_11003_web_proto_descriptors.ts`, which pins the descriptor shape (kind, enumerable, configurable, writable) plus an independent `Object.keys` read for a URL operation, a URL accessor, an EventTarget operation, `AbortSignal.throwIfAborted`, and two ECMAScript builtins as the non-enumerable contrast. Gap tests are diffed byte-for-byte against the pinned Node oracle, so the enumerability split is asserted rather than rediscovered. (cherry picked from commit dd099e5)
… debt Rebase of #11003 onto main, plus the two things CI was red on. 1. The #10555/#10808 conflict. Main installs `Symbol.toStringTag` on the URL/AbortController/AbortSignal/EventTarget/Event prototypes and, for URL, the twelve WebIDL component accessors; this branch installs the interface *operations* as real property values. They are complementary, not competing: WebIDL reifies an interface's attributes as accessor properties and its operations as data properties holding a function, and Node carries both on `URL.prototype` at once. Every arm now runs both installs, in Node's own key order for URL (`toString`, the accessors, `toJSON`). Each install allocates a closure, a name string and a key string, so every arm roots the prototype once and re-reads its current address from the rooted slot before each call instead of reusing the incoming raw pointer. `install_web_event_proto_methods` did the same thing eight times over one captured `proto_obj`; it now re-reads too. 2. Enumerability. WebIDL operations are enumerable, unlike ECMAScript builtin methods, so each one overrides `install_proto_method`'s default. The single exception is `AbortSignal.prototype.throwIfAborted`, which Node makes non-enumerable alongside its `reason` accessor; it is installed with no override and the site records the measured descriptor so a later "cleanup" into a uniform helper does not silently diverge. 3. `lint :: Raw-handle debt ratchet`, which is independent of the conflict. The EventTarget receiver check added two bare `get_raw_mut_ptr` reads in `bound_event_target`, taking event_target.rs from 16 to 18. `is_event_target` interns `_eventTarget` through `key()`, which allocates, so the receiver can genuinely move while the predicate runs: the pair collapses into one `across_mut` whose nested `with_const_ptr` scopes the pointer the predicate reads, and whose returned address is the post-call re-read. Back to 16 with no ceiling raised and no allowlist entry. Adds `test_gap_11003_web_proto_descriptors.ts`, which pins the descriptor shape (kind, enumerable, configurable, writable) plus an independent `Object.keys` read for a URL operation, a URL accessor, an EventTarget operation, `AbortSignal.throwIfAborted`, and two ECMAScript builtins as the non-enumerable contrast. Gap tests are diffed byte-for-byte against the pinned Node oracle, so the enumerability split is asserted rather than rediscovered. (cherry picked from commit dd099e5)
… debt Rebase of #11003 onto main, plus the two things CI was red on. 1. The #10555/#10808 conflict. Main installs `Symbol.toStringTag` on the URL/AbortController/AbortSignal/EventTarget/Event prototypes and, for URL, the twelve WebIDL component accessors; this branch installs the interface *operations* as real property values. They are complementary, not competing: WebIDL reifies an interface's attributes as accessor properties and its operations as data properties holding a function, and Node carries both on `URL.prototype` at once. Every arm now runs both installs, in Node's own key order for URL (`toString`, the accessors, `toJSON`). Each install allocates a closure, a name string and a key string, so every arm roots the prototype once and re-reads its current address from the rooted slot before each call instead of reusing the incoming raw pointer. `install_web_event_proto_methods` did the same thing eight times over one captured `proto_obj`; it now re-reads too. 2. Enumerability. WebIDL operations are enumerable, unlike ECMAScript builtin methods, so each one overrides `install_proto_method`'s default. The single exception is `AbortSignal.prototype.throwIfAborted`, which Node makes non-enumerable alongside its `reason` accessor; it is installed with no override and the site records the measured descriptor so a later "cleanup" into a uniform helper does not silently diverge. 3. `lint :: Raw-handle debt ratchet`, which is independent of the conflict. The EventTarget receiver check added two bare `get_raw_mut_ptr` reads in `bound_event_target`, taking event_target.rs from 16 to 18. `is_event_target` interns `_eventTarget` through `key()`, which allocates, so the receiver can genuinely move while the predicate runs: the pair collapses into one `across_mut` whose nested `with_const_ptr` scopes the pointer the predicate reads, and whose returned address is the post-call re-read. Back to 16 with no ceiling raised and no allowlist entry. Adds `test_gap_11003_web_proto_descriptors.ts`, which pins the descriptor shape (kind, enumerable, configurable, writable) plus an independent `Object.keys` read for a URL operation, a URL accessor, an EventTarget operation, `AbortSignal.throwIfAborted`, and two ECMAScript builtins as the non-enumerable contrast. Gap tests are diffed byte-for-byte against the pinned Node oracle, so the enumerability split is asserted rather than rediscovered. (cherry picked from commit dd099e5)
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Landed on main in merge train 271 (#11145, v0.5.1654), from the repaired branch fix/11003-ci. |
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Fixes #10808.
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#10555web interfaces exposed their methods through instance dispatch but did not install callable values on their prototypes. Install the URL, AbortController, AbortSignal, EventTarget, and Event methods with Node-compatible lengths and enumerability. LinkAbortSignal.prototypetoEventTarget.prototypeandCustomEvent.prototypetoEvent.prototypeso inherited method reads resolve.URL.prototype.toString.call(url)now returns the href rather than the inherited generic object string. The other prototype methods can be read and called with an explicit receiver. The new parity case checks method descriptors, inherited values, and representative calls and side effects.Validation:
perry-devbuild of the compiler and runtime archivestest_gap_10808_web_proto_methodstest_gap_10555_symbol_tostringtag_web_builtins,test_gap_6301_event_target_subclass,test_gap_10759_urlsearchparams_prototype_method_valuecargo fmt --all --check,scripts/check_file_size.sh,git diff --checkSummary by CodeRabbit
URL,AbortController,AbortSignal,EventTarget,Event, andCustomEvent.URL.prototype.toString.call(url)now return the URL’s href.AbortSignalandCustomEvent, including inherited methods.