fix(resolve): rank the bun export condition above node for --platform bun - #10283
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Bun resolves package `exports` and `imports` with `["bun", "node", …]`. Perry's
resolvers used `["perry", "node", "import", "module", "default", "require"]`
with no `bun` entry at all, so a package shipping both entries compiled its
node build even when the compile targeted bun.
`@opentui/core` is the case that surfaced it: its exports are `{ bun:
./index.bun.js, node: ./index.node.js, import: ./index.node.js }`, and its two
entries load different renderer backends. OpenCode's terminal interface reached
the node backend and threw `TypeError: value is not a function` during the
dynamic import of its layer module, while the official bun binary runs the bun
entry. A module-body trace over the whole subgraph showed perry initializing
`index.node.js` and its node chunks where bun initialized `index.bun.js`.
`bun` is ranked directly after `perry`, so an explicit perry entry still wins,
and above `node` only when the target is bun. The three resolvers
(`resolve_exports`, `resolve_exports_candidates`, `resolve_subpath_import`) now
read one shared accessor so they cannot disagree, which the existing comments
already required of them.
Refs PerryTS#10107.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe package resolver now uses target-aware conditions. Bun targets rank ChangesBun export condition resolution
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CompilePipeline
participant ConditionResolver
participant PackageExports
CompilePipeline->>ConditionResolver: set_bun_platform(target)
PackageExports->>ConditionResolver: default_conditions()
ConditionResolver-->>PackageExports: ordered conditions
PackageExports-->>CompilePipeline: selected export or import target
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Concurrent compilation activity can select the wrong package export conditions, and a failed test can contaminate subsequent tests. Scope or guard the platform state before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/resolve/tests.rs`:
- Line 1979: Make BUN_PLATFORM state compilation-scoped around
run_with_parse_cache and all resolver/dependency paths using default_conditions:
either pass conditions explicitly or serialize the compilation with a shared
lock, and restore the prior value via an RAII guard. Update the regression test
module bun_export_condition_tests to use the same guard so cleanup occurs even
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Make the Bun platform state compilation-scoped. run_with_parse_cache sets BUN_PLATFORM, but no compilation lock or restoration exists. The resolver and dependency paths read it through default_conditions, so overlapping compilations can resolve modules with another compilation's platform conditions. The regression test also leaves the flag enabled if an assertion panics before its final reset. Pass the condition set explicitly, or serialize the entire compilation with a shared lock and restore the previous value through an RAII guard. Use the same guard for the test.
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In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/resolve/tests.rs` at line 1979, Make
BUN_PLATFORM state compilation-scoped around run_with_parse_cache and all
resolver/dependency paths using default_conditions: either pass conditions
explicitly or serialize the compilation with a shared lock, and restore the
prior value via an RAII guard. Update the regression test module
bun_export_condition_tests to use the same guard so cleanup occurs even when
assertions panic.
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Disclosure on downstream effect, since this changes which files a bun-targeted build compiles. OpenCode maps four subpath imports by condition — It does expose pre-existing gaps on those newly-reachable paths. The one I hit is #10290: I am reporting that as a regression in observable behaviour rather than burying it, but I do not think it argues against this fix: the node variant only worked by accident of resolution order, and matching bun is the point. #10290 has a fifteen-line reproduction that is independent of OpenCode. |
…ia the CLI The bun condition unit test flips a process-wide flag that every other resolver test reads, so it could race them under the parallel harness. Run its body in a child test process and assert the child actually ran. Add an integration test that compiles one program with --platform node and --platform bun, covering the flag's wiring into the resolver: bun above node, perry above bun, a package without a bun entry, a missing bun file falling back to node, and a #imports conditional. Key both changelog fragments to their PRs (#10282, #10283).
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Landed via merge train #10291 (v0.5.1573). All source commits preserve authorship; merged main matches the validated train exactly. |
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Fixes #10281. Refs #10107 (OpenCode v1.18.30 native bring-up).
The defect
--platform bundid not select a package'sbunexport condition. Perry's resolvers usedwith no
bunentry at all andnodefirst, so a package shipping both compiled its node build even when the target was bun. Nothing consultedCompilationContext::bun_platform, which--platform bunalready sets.One exception existed:
resolve/solid.rshard-codes["bun", "node", "import", "default"]. So a single program could resolve inconsistently — and OpenCode did.Why it matters
@opentui/core@0.4.5exports{ bun: ./index.bun.js, node: ./index.node.js, import: ./index.node.js }, and the two entries load different renderer backends. OpenCode's terminal interface died under perry withTypeError: value is not a functionduring the dynamic import of its TUI layer, while the official bun-compiled binary starts normally. The nameless message is expected: the failing call is indirect, so the runtime has no callee name to report.A module-body trace (entry and exit markers in all 152 TUI-package modules plus the OpenTUI packages, run under both engines) localized it without guesswork:
chunk-bun-t2myhmwd.js→index.bun.jschunk-node-*.js→index.node.jsindex.bun.jsindex.bun.js(via the solid special case)The fix
bunis ranked directly afterperryand abovenode, and only when the target is bun:The target is a process-wide flag set once from
ctx.bun_platformbefore collection — a compile is one process with one target, so that is the whole state, and it is read on an already cold path.resolve_exports,resolve_exports_candidatesandresolve_subpath_importnow read one shared accessor instead of three copies of a literal, which their own comments already required of them ("the two resolvers must agree").Nothing changes for a non-bun target: the list is byte-identical to today's, and a package with no
bunentry resolves the same either way.Verification
crates/perry/src/commands/compile/resolve/tests/bun_export_condition_tests.rsasserts both directions in one test, because the platform flag is process-wide and separate test functions would race under the parallel harness. It also asserts the node entry stays available as a fallback candidate and that a package without abunentry is unaffected.default_conditions()forced to always return the node list, it fails withbun must rank directly after perry, above node; got ["perry", "node", "import", "module", "default", "require"]. Restored, it passes.@opentui/core/index.bun.js(6,949 modules), where the same collect before resolvedindex.node.js.cargo fmt --all -- --checkandscripts/check_file_size.shpass. The new test lives in its own file soresolve/tests.rsstays under the 2000-line limit.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
bunexport conditions overnode.Bug Fixes
Tests