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fix(javascript): keep generated code valid around replacements, branches and templates - #23308
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Several places where webpack rewrites JavaScript produced invalid or different code. A replaced expression ran into the next keyword. A constant-folded range cut a parenthesis in half. Text for a branch that was removed was still written. An await ended up in a non-async function. The tokenizer read a division as a regexp. Each fix is in the place that makes the wrong decision.
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import.meta["dirname"]in x
__webpack_dirname__in x
__webpack_dirname__ in x
require("./d/".concat(x,"l",("o")))
("./".concat(x, "lo"))) (SyntaxError)
builds a context for ./d/
([n]&&null) ?? fallback (ConstPlugin)
right operand replaced by 0
right operand kept
require() read inside an unused module.exports method
__webpack_require__0
__webpack_require__(null /* dead branch */)
require(c ? (fn(), "./a.js") : x)
(c ? (1__webpack_require__3) : x)
every branch goes through the context
const U = true ? URL : (await x) at top level
non-async module with await left in
async module
module.hot.accept("./dep", (await p, cb)) in an async function
callback moved into a non-async wrapper
evaluated where it is written
import("./a.txt", opts) with opts = { with: { type: "text" } }, or with other keys
attributes dropped, file read as JS
attributes kept; a warning when they cannot be known
if (flag) module.exports = require("./legacy")
importers bound to ./legacy even when flag is unset
goes through the module's own exports (constant conditions such as NODE_ENV === "production" still bind)
entries ["./a", "./b"], a ends without ;, b starts with (
b's IIFE calls a's last expression
a ; separates them
c ? 1 : function () {} then /x/1 on the next line; o?.default / x / 1
rejected (invalid regexp flag / unexpected token)
parsed as division, as node does
a <!--b in an ES module
emitted <!-- read as a comment by the script
emitted as a < !--b
minified template with a folded $ before a { quasi
${ became a live substitution
text escaped as one run
Notes for review:
A replacement that ends in a word character gets a space only when punctuation separated it from a following word. This is done by a helper (lib/javascript/replaceExpression.js) that the JavaScript templates call; CSS and HTML uses of ConstDependency are unchanged.
Production builds with several entries can contain an extra ; line between entry modules.
A conditional reexport (inside a branch whose test is not known at build time, a loop, switch or catch) no longer lets importers read the target directly.
The new import() warning is only emitted for imports that are kept; for imports inside an import-based guard it waits until the guard is resolved.
ESMAcceptDependency and ImportDependency / CommonJsExportRequireDependency gain serialized fields, so existing persistent cache entries do not match.
A public htmlOpensAsOperators method is added to the JavaScript syntax tree and its node reader (types.d.ts regenerated). One tokenizer fixture now intentionally differs from acorn, which rejects it.
With raw line breaks on, minified templates now write folded text that contains newlines with raw line breaks.
parser, tokenizer and printer unit cases in test/unitCases/javascript/*, with fixtures.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No. Output that was broken or behaved differently from the source is now correct. There is one new warning, for import() attributes that cannot be determined at build time.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
import() attributes must be statically known (an object literal, or a value the parser can evaluate) to take effect; otherwise webpack warns and builds the module without them.
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any counts EXPECTED_ANY, a written any and the any TypeScript infers where no type is written, such as const map = new Map() or const list = []. unknown counts a written unknown; ThrownValue, the unknown a throw or a rejected promise hands on, is left out. object counts EXPECTED_OBJECT and Object, Function counts EXPECTED_FUNCTION. Untyped counts the identifiers whose type is or holds any, wherever it comes from; the any TypeScript's built-in lib and Node.js's @types/node write in their own signatures, such as the replacer of String#replace or a stream's chunk, is left out, and so is the open fallback beside declared fields, such as KnownBuildInfo & Record<string, any>, though reading a key no field declares is counted.
This pull request adds or removes no escape hatch, any or untyped identifier.
55 file(s) in lib/, hot/, declarations/ and bin/ still have an escape hatch, `any` or untyped identifiers
How many files a fresh Node.js process loads (require or import) to do each thing below; a change from the pull request's base is marked 🔴 when it grew and 🟢 when it shrank. Every file is startup time, so fewer is better. webpack files are this package's own (lib/, hot/); node_modules files are its dependencies'.
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Dependency templates use replaceExpression for ranged replacements. The helper adds spacing in a specified adjacent-word case. Rendering inserts a semicolon before the next inlined module when the preceding module has no IIFE wrapper.
The parsers update token context for of, optional chaining, function and class expressions, module-mode <!--, and sourceType: "auto". Expression evaluation checks source-range adjacency, tracks branches, and reports skipped top-level await. Tests cover parsing, expression evaluation, and request resolution.
Dynamic-import option analysis handles computed keys, sequence expressions, duplicate keys, and unknown option shapes. Dependencies retain option locations when attributes cannot be determined, and the plugin emits warnings for active connections.
Hot-accept dependencies record whether callbacks contain await or yield and wrap suspending callbacks. The printer accumulates cooked template text and foldable substitutions into runs, then escapes each run together. Tests cover both behaviors.
Change: Bug fix
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 74373
This change keeps generated JavaScript valid around replacements, branches and templates. The two concerns left open from earlier review rounds are addressed in the current head: conditional logical-assignment reexports are now treated as conditional, and a failed module parse no longer reports duplicate comments or tokens on the script retry. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains.
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generator.next(callback) only registers the callback. The assertion on Line 27 never runs in this test. Trigger an update after registration and wait for the callback to complete. Use a separate fixture stage or isolated case so the update changes ./file.
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Update the test around generator.next so it triggers an HMR update after callback registration, changes ./file using a separate fixture stage or isolated case, and waits for the callback to complete before asserting its result.
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Review comments at @lib/javascript/JavascriptModulesPlugin.js:
- Line 1513: Update the needsSeparator calculation for inlined entries so it is
true whenever iife is undefined, rather than inferring statement boundaries from
renderedModule.source() ending in a semicolon. Preserve separation between
unwrapped entries, including when one ends with a line comment and the next
starts with a parenthesis, and add a regression case for that scenario.
Review comments at @lib/javascript/syntax-parser.js:
- Around line 12154-12157: Update context cleanup in parseIdent and
parseIdentNode to preserve the grouping context when the identifier follows
either . or ?., rather than exempting only a single dot. Add regression coverage
for grouped optional-property accesses using both class and function as property
names, ensuring the following division slash is not parsed as a regexp.
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- Line 7: Replace the flatMap call in the module-name collection with a Node
10-compatible reduce-and-concat operation or loop, preserving the collected
module names and the subsequent membership assertions.
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- Line 2: Replace globalThis with global in the separator fixtures’ shared state
reads and writes, including the IIFE in b.js, the entry functions in a.js and
b.js, and the assertions in c.js. Preserve the existing property names and
separator assertions.
Review comments at
@test/hotCases/harmony/auto-import-suspending-callback/index.js:
- Line 3: Add an esm-output twin for the auto-import suspending-callback test,
covering both the await and yield callback forms exercised by the default-output
case. Configure the twin’s webpack.config.js with output.module enabled and
chunkFormat set to module, and keep the test behavior aligned with the existing
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…, a keyword after `?.` and a name `of`
The tokenizer guessed from the token before whether a `function` or `class`
opened a declaration, so a `/` after one in a statement-level conditional or
after `await`/`yield` read as a regexp. The parser now sets the context it
knows, reads a keyword after `?.` as a property name, and allows an
expression after `of` only where a `for` head reads it.
… when minifying
A substitution folded to a constant was escaped apart from the quasis around
it, so a quasi ending in `$` and a folded `{` joined into a live `${`, and
a `\0` and a folded digit into an octal escape. The text between two printed
substitutions is now escaped once.
…cript
A module reads `<!--` as `<`, `!` and `--`, but its text is emitted into a
script, which reads an HTML-style comment there, so the rest of the line was
dropped. The parser now records each such `<` and a space is inserted after
it; an `auto` source holding one no longer falls back to a script in place.
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- Line 253: Update processExportsSpec so a conditional write that may replace an
export invalidates an earlier unconditional forwarding target even when the new
specification has no from target. Add an integration test for sequential
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- Around line 405-407: Update the conditional require handling around
param.options so mixed arguments retain resolvable dependencies or context
candidates for every statically known string option, while preserving the
generic context path for dynamic options. Add a configCases fixture that
exercises the literal branch and verifies it loads successfully.
Review comments at @lib/javascript/syntax-parser.js:
- Line 12627: Update parseProgram’s auto-mode failure path to retry the entire
source from the beginning as a script after a module parse throws a SyntaxError,
restoring the script goal, hashbang setting, and moduleFallback before retrying;
if the script parse also fails, preserve the original module error as
parseInGoal does. Do not rely on the in-place fallback blocked by
_moduleSyntaxSeen in the readHtmlOpenAsOperators branch, and add a regression
test for an HTML-like comment followed by a variable declaration.
Review comments at @test/unitCases/javascript/parser.unittest.js:
- Line 3496: Gate only the `vm.Script` assertion for the
`a-keyword-or-of-after-optional-chaining` fixture on whether the runtime
supports its optional-chaining syntax, preserving compatibility with Node 10.13.
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Major · Mark the right operand of &&=, ||=, and ??= as conditional. · JavascriptParser.js:5419
lib/javascript/JavascriptParser.js:5419 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Mark the right operand of &&=, ||=, and ??= as conditional.
_walkAssignmentExpressionNode walks the right operand without changing this.scope.inBranch, whatever the assignment operator. For enabled &&= (module.exports = require("./target")), the reexport dependency is created with conditional set to false. If enabled is false, the assignment does not run, but CommonJsExportRequireDependency.getExports still treats the reexport as bound to ./target. Export analysis can then forward exports from ./target while module.exports is unchanged.
Logical assignments can reuse the pattern from the LogicalExpression case, which sets this.scope.inBranch = true around its conditional operand and restores the previous value. Apply that save-and-restore around the right operand only when the assignment operator is &&=, ||=, or ??=. Keep plain = unchanged, so unconditional module.exports = require(...) assignments remain unconditional. The same change applies to the other branches that walk a right operand, including the member-target branch.
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Update _walkAssignmentExpressionNode so right-operand walks mark this.scope.inBranch true only for &&=, ||=, and ??=, then restore the prior value afterward. Apply this save-and-restore behavior to each branch that walks the right operand, including the member-target branch; leave plain = assignments unchanged.
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- Line 350: Update the property extraction logic around `path.textOf` in
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this.scope.inBranch true only for &&=, ||=, and ??=, then restore the prior
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…arse fails
`parseProgram` turned an `auto` source into a script only in place, at a
top-level `return`, so a script opening with `<!--` or holding one read as
operators before a `return` was rejected. It now reads the whole source again
as a script after a module parse error, keeping that error where both fail,
which the build's own retry no longer repeats.
…ly where it reads it
Unit tests also run on Node.js 10 and 12, whose engine rejects optional
chaining; the parser's own assertions still run everywhere.
…ones
A script's HTML-like comments are no comments in an ES module, so a script
emitted into `output.module` output failed to load. A `//` is inserted
before each, which opens a line comment in either goal.
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Merging this PR will improve performance by 24.08%
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⚠️18 benchmarks are dominated by system calls
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⚠️2 benchmarks with a significant change ran on different hardware
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Review comments at @lib/javascript/syntax-parser.js:
- Around line 23693-23695: Update the parse rollback around the options.comments
reset so it restores the original lengths of supplied array sinks, including
options.onComment and options.onToken, before retrying with another parse goal.
Buffer callback notifications until a parse goal succeeds, then deliver them
only for that successful parse so failed attempts produce no duplicate observer
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- Line 23692: Update the auto-mode fallback condition in the parser catch block
to retry only for parser syntax failures; propagate exceptions thrown by the
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…own error
The script retry after a failed module parse kept what the first parse wrote
to `onComment` and `onToken` arrays, so they held it twice, and it also ran
after a callback's notifications or a callback's own exception. It now cuts
those arrays back, and retries only on a syntax error the parser raised where
no callback was told of the failed parse.
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Summary
Several places where webpack rewrites JavaScript produced invalid or different code. A replaced expression ran into the next keyword. A constant-folded range cut a parenthesis in half. Text for a branch that was removed was still written. An
awaitended up in a non-async function. The tokenizer read a division as a regexp. Each fix is in the place that makes the wrong decision.import.meta["dirname"]in x__webpack_dirname__in x__webpack_dirname__ in xrequire("./d/".concat(x,"l",("o")))("./".concat(x, "lo")))(SyntaxError)./d/([n]&&null) ?? fallback(ConstPlugin)0require()read inside an unusedmodule.exportsmethod__webpack_require__0__webpack_require__(null /* dead branch */)require(c ? (fn(), "./a.js") : x)(c ? (1__webpack_require__3) : x)const U = true ? URL : (await x)at top levelawaitleft inmodule.hot.accept("./dep", (await p, cb))in an async functionimport("./a.txt", opts)withopts = { with: { type: "text" } }, or with other keysif (flag) module.exports = require("./legacy")./legacyeven whenflagis unsetNODE_ENV === "production"still bind)["./a", "./b"],aends without;,bstarts with(b's IIFE callsa's last expression;separates themc ? 1 : function () {}then/x/1on the next line;o?.default / x / 1a <!--bin an ES module<!--read as a comment by the scripta < !--b$before a{quasi${became a live substitutionNotes for review:
lib/javascript/replaceExpression.js) that the JavaScript templates call; CSS and HTML uses ofConstDependencyare unchanged.;line between entry modules.switchorcatch) no longer lets importers read the target directly.ESMAcceptDependencyandImportDependency/CommonJsExportRequireDependencygain serialized fields, so existing persistent cache entries do not match.htmlOpensAsOperatorsmethod is added to the JavaScript syntax tree and its node reader (types.d.tsregenerated). One tokenizer fixture now intentionally differs from acorn, which rejects it.What kind of change does this PR introduce?
fix
Did you add tests for your changes?
Yes, a failing test before each fix:
test/cases/parsing/{evaluate-nullish,replaced-expression-before-keyword,conditional-require-mixed-branches,syntax/html-like-comment},test/cases/context/parenthesized-request-partstest/cases/cjs-tree-shaking/conditional-reexport,test/configCases/cjs-tree-shaking/{unused-method-require-value,constant-condition-reexport}test/cases/async-modules/async-module-cases/top-level-await-in-renamed-expression,test/hotCases/harmony/auto-import-suspending-callbacktest/configCases/asset-modules/type-text-dynamic-options,test/configCases/module/iife-multiple-entry-modules-separatortest/unitCases/javascript/*, with fixtures.Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No. Output that was broken or behaved differently from the source is now correct. There is one new warning, for import() attributes that cannot be determined at build time.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
import() attributes must be statically known (an object literal, or a value the parser can evaluate) to take effect; otherwise webpack warns and builds the module without them.
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require()calls, including tree-shaking and parenthesized module requests.await, and division expressions.awaitoryield.