fix(hir): a class receiver behind a Union still folds to Array.prototype (#10796) - #11035
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe compiler now recurses through union types when classifying receivers for array method lowering. Class and generic receivers avoid incorrect ChangesUnion-aware array method lowering
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Mergeable with awareness that some generic array unions may run slower; excluding generic Array types is a small, worthwhile fix. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/local_array_methods.rs`:
- Around line 148-149: Update the receiver guards in
is_named_or_generic_non_array and the corresponding array-only predicate to
exclude Type::Generic values whose base is "Array" before classifying them as
class-shaped; preserve exclusion of Type::Array and ensure unions such as
Array<T> | undefined remain eligible for dense array/array-only lowering.
Add negative regression tests for generic-array unions in both lowering paths.
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crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/array_only_methods.rs:44-45.
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep Array<T> out of the class receiver guards.
Type::Generic { base: "Array", .. } matches these branches, and it cannot match Type::Array(_). The new union recursion therefore classifies Array<T> | undefined as class-shaped and bypasses dense array lowering.
crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/local_array_methods.rs#L148-L149: check the genericbaseexplicitly for"Array"before returningtrue; add a generic-array union negative test.crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/array_only_methods.rs#L44-L45: apply the same generic-base exclusion and regression test for array-only lowering.
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/local_array_methods.rs` around lines 148
- 149, Update the receiver guards in is_named_or_generic_non_array and the
corresponding array-only predicate to exclude Type::Generic values whose base is
"Array" before classifying them as class-shaped; preserve exclusion of
Type::Array and ensure unions such as Array<T> | undefined remain eligible
for dense array/array-only lowering. Add negative regression tests for
generic-array unions in both lowering paths. Apply changes at
crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/local_array_methods.rs:148-149 and
crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/array_only_methods.rs:44-45.
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Pulled from merge train 257 (#11039): it regresses a gap test that passes on main. Shard 5 of run 35783072723, fast mode, against the committed Linux snapshot. Attribution is by elimination rather than by bisect, so treat it as strong but not proven: of the 37 PRs in that train, this is the only one touching the array-method fold path, and it touches it heavily — function push(a: any, v: number): number {
a.push(v);
return a.length;
}
const plain: number[] = [1, 2, 3];
console.log("plain", push(plain, 4), JSON.stringify(plain));
for (let i = 0; i < 40; i++) push(plain, i);
console.log("grown", plain.length, plain[43], JSON.stringify(plain.slice(0, 5)));
const mixed: any[] = [1, 2];An The underlying fix is right and I want it — a receiver typed To reproduce: Please add that fixture's shape to your differential — an |
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Correction: this PR is cleared, and my earlier attribution was wrong. I pulled it from train 257 saying it regressed The real suspect is #11019 ( This PR is back in train 257 and rides with the other 34. Nothing needed from you. Apologies for the noise — the suggestion I made about adding an |
…ype (#10796) `is_user_class_instance` (local_array_methods.rs), `class_typed`, and the push-specific `is_user_class_receiver` (array_only_methods.rs) all decide whether recv.method(...) should fold to the dense Array fast path (Expr::ArrayFind/ArrayMap/ArrayPush/...) by matching Type::Named/ Type::Generic directly. A receiver typed as a Union containing a class (`Foo | undefined`, cheerio's `Cheerio<AnyNode> | undefined`) fell through to `_ => false` in all three places and read as "not a class instance", so a method name shared with Array.prototype (find, map, filter, forEach, reduce, push, ...) folded to the array intrinsic and called the user's argument as a callback/misread the object header as an ArrayHeader. cheerio hit this on its single most common operation: `load.ts`'s `searchContext.find(search)`, where `searchContext: Cheerio<AnyNode> | undefined` and `find` is cheerio's own CSS-selector method (mixed onto `Cheerio.prototype` at runtime) — not `Array.prototype.find`. Every `cheerio.load(html)("selector")` call threw `TypeError: string "..." is not a function`. Fix: each guard now recurses through Type::Union (including nested unions, which type_alias_resolve.rs's resolve_type_inner can produce) using the same per-variant test it already applied to a bare receiver. Real cheerio 1.2.0 now compiles and runs end-to-end, byte-identical to Node 26.5.1. A targeted sweep of the 130 existing gap tests touching array/class/collection dispatch shows no regressions (129 pass, 1 pre-existing node_fail unrelated to this change).
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Summary
is_user_class_instance(local_array_methods.rs),class_typed, and the push-specificis_user_class_receiver(array_only_methods.rs) all decide whetherrecv.method(...)should fold to the dense Array fast path (Expr::ArrayFind/ArrayMap/ArrayPush/…) by matchingType::Named/Type::Genericdirectly, with noType::Unionarm. A receiver typed as a union containing a class (Foo | undefined, cheerio'sCheerio<AnyNode> | undefined) fell through to_ => falsein all three places, so a method name shared withArray.prototype(find,map,filter,forEach,reduce,push, …) folded to the array intrinsic on a genuine class instance — calling the user's argument as a callback, or misreading the object header as anArrayHeader.load.ts'ssearchContext.find(search)(searchContext: Cheerio<AnyNode> | undefined), wherefindis cheerio's own CSS-selector method mixed ontoCheerio.prototypeat runtime — everycheerio.load(html)("selector")call threwTypeError: string "..." is not a function.Type::Union(including nested unions, whichtype_alias_resolve.rs'sresolve_type_innercan produce when a union member is itself an alias to a union type) using the exact same per-variant test it already applied to a bare receiver. No new shape invented — the same file already usedSome(Type::Union(variants)) => variants.iter().any(...)in six other places.Fixes #10796
Test plan
local_array_methods.rs,array_only_methods.rs): bareNamed/Generic,Unionwith aNamedmember,Unionwith aGenericmember (the real cheerio shape), a nestedUnion, and a negative control (non-class union stays declined).test-files/test_gap_10796_union_class_find_not_array_fold.ts— the minimal repro (Foo | undefined,.find).test-files/test_gap_10796_union_generic_class_array_overlap_methods.ts—Box<string> | undefined(generic-in-union, cheerio's real shape) exercisingfind/map/filter/forEach/reduce/pushon one receiver.cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo check --workspace --all-targetsunder-D warnings— cleancargo test -p perry-hir— 479 lib tests + all integration test binaries, 0 failuresSKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 ./scripts/run_lint_gates.sh— 79/80 pass; the 1 failure is the pre-existing "Public benchmark evidence freshness" gate (known red onmain, unrelated)perry.compilePackages: ["cheerio"], 119-module compile) — verified on a separate host with the actual npm package installedarray,stack,push,collection,mongo,denque,forEach,_map_,_find,semver,route_matcher), run individually against Node — 129 pass, 1 fails only because Node itself rejects the file's TypeScript syntax in strip-only mode (ERR_UNSUPPORTED_TYPESCRIPT_SYNTAX, ap re-existingnode_failunrelated to this change, not a Perry regression)Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
find,map,filter,reduce, andpush—from being incorrectly treated as array operations.Tests