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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 4 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR removes bundled decimal native bindings, separates the promise bridge from Tokio runtime support, adds guarded i32 lowering for eligible dynamic-bound loops, adjusts ancestor field-initializer staging, expands class-body feature detection, and registers async_hooks native calls. ChangesDecimal binding removal
Tokio-free async bridge
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async_hooks native dispatch
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🟡 Minor · Restore the removed ioredis methods. · reference.md:1796-1798
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ioredismethods.The active implementation and dispatch table support
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Bumps [base64](https://github.com/marshallpierce/rust-base64) from 0.22.1 to 0.23.1. - [Changelog](https://github.com/marshallpierce/rust-base64/blob/master/RELEASE-NOTES.md) - [Commits](marshallpierce/rust-base64@v0.22.1...v0.23.1) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: base64 dependency-version: 0.23.1 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-minor ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> (cherry picked from commit 184a425)
Bumps [env_logger](https://github.com/rust-cli/env_logger) from 0.10.2 to 0.11.11. - [Release notes](https://github.com/rust-cli/env_logger/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/rust-cli/env_logger/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](rust-cli/env_logger@v0.10.2...v0.11.11) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: env_logger dependency-version: 0.11.11 dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-minor ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com> (cherry picked from commit 33f547b)
Fixes #10684 -- the removal is the fix. Native division returned "1" for both 1/3 and 10/4, and new Decimal("123456789123456789").times("987654321987654321") aborted the process (Multiplication overflowed in rust_decimal -- a fixed 96-bit type backing an arbitrary-precision library). instanceof and constructor.name were also broken, the same way as lru-cache's. Removes both copies (crates/perry-ext-decimal/ and the feature-gated crates/perry-stdlib/src/decimal.rs), the dedicated HIR/codegen recognition for Big/Decimal/BigNumber (they share one binding/crate with decimal.js), and every registry row (well_known_bindings.toml, NATIVE_MODULES, the API manifest, stdlib_features.rs, native_result_ledger, workspace-architecture.json, Android stubs). big.js/bignumber.js go with it -- same crate, same defects. Based on PR #10699's branch (fix/10439-native-binding-import-provenance): without that fix, decimal.js/big.js/bignumber.js at their default import name are unreachable regardless of perry.compilePackages, so this removal is not independently mergeable. (cherry picked from commit 19fdac8)
…nding removal) (cherry picked from commit d128c81)
… orphaned decimal.js parity fixture Removes the stray perry-ext-decimal crate entry that survived the rebase's auto-merge in workspace-architecture.json, resyncs Cargo.lock, and recomputes native_result_ledger EXPECTED_ROWS/PROVIDERS (344 rows, 295 providers), the unrooted-local-shape baseline, the generated binding-governance table, and docs/api/perry.d.ts + docs/src/api/reference.md from a fresh perry-dev build. crates/perry-hir/src/lower_patterns.rs: detect_native_instance_expr's new-expression arm went dead. Its match on class_name used to have five live arms (Big/Decimal/BigNumber from this PR, LRUCache/Command from the already- landed #10708/#10712) -- with all five gone the fallback-only match triggered rustc's unreachable_code lint under -D warnings. Simplified the arm to what it now always evaluates to (None after the local-class shadow check), and rewrote the function doc comment to explain why the stub is kept rather than deleted. This is a sequencing interaction the brief calls out explicitly: this file wasn't touched by mysql2/pg/cron's diffs, but decimal.js landing after commander/lru-cache emptied a match neither PR could see on its own. test-files/test_parity_decimal.ts + its test-parity/known_failures.json entry: the original PR left this fixture behind (unlike #10795, which deleted its own moment/cron/backoff test files as part of the same removal). The fixture is now double-dead: decimal.js has no Perry-specific behavior left to validate, and the file was already skip-listed as a broken oracle (node itself can't resolve decimal.js post-npm-ci, #8271) before this PR. (cherry picked from commit 0532209)
(cherry picked from commit 38c961d)
) The prior commit's ledger/baseline/doc numbers were computed against an earlier rebase base and went stale when main moved again. Recomputed from the resolved tree with a fresh release build: - scripts/native_result_ledger.py: EXPECTED_ROWS/PROVIDERS 314 -> 302, 279 -> 267 (-12/-12: the 12 NR_HANDLE_ID-classified js_decimal_* providers and their table rows). Verified: native_result_ledger.py passes with these exact counts on the resolved tree. - workspace-architecture.json: workspace_members/externalize 68 -> 67, 14 -> 13. Verified two independent properties: internal (sum(decision_counts) == workspace_members == len(crates) == 67) and external (the crate name set matches cargo metadata --offline's 67 workspace members exactly). - scripts/unrooted_local_shape_baseline.json: total 390 -> 389, verified with the absolute --check (not just --no-raise-vs). - docs/api/perry.d.ts, docs/src/api/reference.md: regenerated via scripts/regen_api_docs.sh from a freshly built release perry binary; diff is just the two header count lines, tail intact. - Cargo.lock: resynced via cargo metadata --offline, dropping the 4 stale entries (perry-ext-decimal, rust_decimal, borsh, borsh-derive) that survived the conflict resolution. scripts/string_payload_access_baseline.txt needed no change: rerunning --write-baseline against the resolved tree produced an identical file (decimal.rs never held any open-coded StringHeader payload access). (cherry picked from commit 2b68bfa)
…lane L) perry-stdlib's `async-runtime` feature was both the promise bridge (the settle queue and main-thread pump every native binding resolves through) and tokio's current-thread runtime, and the auto-optimize driver forced it onto every stdlib-linking program. The bridge is now `async-bridge`, with no tokio; the runtime moved to `common/tokio_bridge.rs` under `async-runtime = ["async-bridge", "dep:tokio"]`, re-exported through `async_bridge` so no caller's path changed. crypto, bcrypt, argon2, zlib (bundled and perry-ext-zlib's pump), nodemailer's bundled copy, readline, worker_threads and UI builds now need only the bridge. The driver forces `async-bridge` and selects `async-runtime` for every shared-tokio wrapper via `binding_needs_shared_tokio`. Without tokio, `perry_ffi_spawn_blocking` runs on turnloop's Occupancy::Long set (PerryTS/turnloop#42) through a new `turnloop_pool::submit_long`, and `perry_ffi_spawn_async` / `_with_reactor` are not compiled. (cherry picked from commit 69dd880)
(cherry picked from commit 70f9e66)
…entory Two conflicts, both from #10704 (decimal removal) and #11115 (lane L) touching the same files: crates/perry/src/commands/stdlib_features.rs -- #10704 deletes the decimal.js/bignumber.js arm; #11115 rewords the readline comment from 'async-runtime feature' to 'promise bridge'. Kept BOTH: the deletion and the rewording. scripts/tokio_inventory.json -- lane L's post-split description supersedes the pre-split text, so take theirs wholesale rather than merging. One correction on top: their 'In order:' list still has lane A as future work, but #11105 landed in train 266. tokio inventory: 13 edges across 6 crates, 14 packages
…uctor installs itself
A construction stages ancestor field initializers before a constructor body
runs. It then hands the parent part to a parent constructor. On three paths
that parent constructor installed the same ancestors again. Public
initializers ran twice (side effects doubled), and a #private field threw
"Cannot initialize a private field twice on the same object":
- super(...spread) lowers to js_super_construct_apply, which runs the
parent's whole standalone constructor. The root was also staged up front.
This is the redis@6.1.0 createClient({ socket }) failure: a CommonJS module
body is a function, so its classes capture and get a synthesized
super(...args) constructor.
- An inherited constructor body inlined for a no-own-ctor class
(UpToInclusive) staged the whole prefix, including the inherited class
itself. That body's own super() applies the intermediates and the class
itself again. Plain class F extends E {} over a constructor-owning derived
E with a #field threw on new F().
- The standalone constructor of a no-own-ctor class staged the root, then
called a local ancestor's constructor symbol, which staged it again. It
also applied only SelfOnly afterwards, which dropped constructor-free
intermediates.
Fixes #11120
(cherry picked from commit 151efc4)
(cherry picked from commit 1f9c509)
…representation flag or f64 counter shadow A dynamic-bound `for (let k = 0; k < n; k++)` loop tested a representation flag on every iteration and advanced a double copy of the i32 counter on every backedge, although the body never read it. The representation is now decided once before the loop: when the entry guard proves the bound and start are integral i32 values, the loop keeps only the i32 counter and materializes a double where `k` is read and on exit. Strict `<` with a sole `++` means the counter never passes `n`, so it cannot overflow; larger, fractional or non-number bounds run in doubles from entry. Captures, try regions, labels, counter mutation and non-straight-line bodies keep the existing lowering, and the canonical-i32 kill switch also disables this. instructions:u per iteration (1M vs 5M slope, output identical to node): q_par 53 -> 47, q_loc 36 -> 27, p1 55 -> 47, p2 55 -> 47, p3 115 -> 106, p4 432 -> 411, p2m 51 -> 46, p4m 429 -> 411. Covered by an executable + IR test (both canonical-i32 modes), a bounded crossing above INT32_MAX, escaping closures, post-loop reads and `arguments`; sabotaging the fractional or range admission turns the witness red. A function-scoped `var` counter captured by a closure hangs on main before this change and is not admitted here: #11052. (cherry picked from commit ff81b22)
…n scope The changeset gate requires a PR-keyed filename, changelog.d/<PR>-<slug>.md -- it matches ^changelog\.d/[0-9]+-[^/]+\.md$ over the files the PR ADDS, so astra-ivshadow-loop-counter.md was invisible to it. PR-keying is what stops in-flight PRs colliding on one fragment. Also records the measured admission scope, because it is the thing most likely to be misread: 5 of 392 counted loops in tsc, 0 of 9 in Zod. The per-iteration asm win is real (5 of 53 instructions), so someone benchmarking a real program will see nothing move and reasonably conclude the lowering is broken. It is not; it almost never fires yet. #10741 is the work that widens admission, and this is its entry-guard machinery. (cherry picked from commit 6630c2f)
…1121) Auto-optimize's text-grep gates each built their own init+functions HIR string; only some had been patched to add classes. A URL use that lives only inside a class body (@redis/client's static parseURL) left global-url off, compiling out the dynamic-construct URL arm, so new ns.URL(u) built a non-URL and every URL.prototype getter threw an incompatible-receiver TypeError. Build one init+functions+classes corpus and use it for every gate. (cherry picked from commit 117cb3d)
(cherry picked from commit 4dcd403)
(cherry picked from commit f13c264)
#10704's docs regen was made against an older main and the cherry-pick carried that stale file forward, so `check :: Check for API docs drift` went red: the tree said 2809 entries where its own manifest yields 2816. The missing 7 are train 259's ioredis command entries (#11068). Regenerated from a perry built on THIS tree: 2809 -> 2816 entries across 115 modules, 3828 -> 3835 lines. That is main's 2842/117 minus the decimal.js / big.js / bignumber.js surface #10704 removes, which is the arithmetic one would expect and is why the number is lower than main's rather than higher. Line counts checked either side, because this generator has silently TRUNCATED reference.md before when CARGO_TARGET_DIR points out of tree. docs/api/perry.d.ts is unchanged (these are instance methods, not module exports).
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Rebased base-only onto main 3ede2ab (train 269). Only Cargo.lock/Cargo.toml/CLAUDE.md overlapped; version kept at 0.5.1653, lock re-resolved. Normalized patch diff vs the CI-validated head 5a86916 is identical except the base's old version lines. On the merged tree: raw_handle_debt 897/897 (+ --no-raise-vs main), unrooted_local_shape 384->383, tokio_inventory unchanged, shape census, native_result_ledger, gc_runtime_root_holders, addr_class, file size, cargo check -p perry --bins all pass. Force-merging on owner instruction without a fresh CI cycle; the only red on 5a86916 was the owner-grandfathered public-baseline freshness step + pr-gate fan-in. |
Merge train 270 — 6 PRs onto
36892b7194(v0.5.1651), released as v0.5.1653 (1652 belongs to train 269, ahead of this one).c294dc4706ba22b626b1f5524cc3ea70f9e66c13async-runtimeinto a tokio-freeasync-bridge+ tokio-onlytokio_bridge.rs(turnloop P8 lane L)1f9c509fdf6630c2fb27This folds merge train 267 rather than re-running it
267 (#11062, #11063, #10704) was 19/21 green when train 268 landed under it. Folding was not laziness — a re-validation was genuinely required, because the two are not disjoint: both touch
crates/perry-hir/src/lower/module_decl.rs. #10704 removes theBig/Decimal/BigNumbername→package mappings; #11087 (in 268) narrows the re-export name-existence check to node-core modules only. Both concern how non-node-core module names are handled, which is exactly the shape where each half passes and the combination does not.Since 270 had to be rebased onto the new main anyway, folding validates all six in one CI cycle instead of two.
For the record, 267's one earlier red —
test_gap_turnloop_p3_timer_heap: pass -> parity_fail— was a flake: attempt 2 of the same job on the same SHA passed. That fixture carries 18 timing constructs and arrived with #10354. Third flaky gap/e2e test found today, after #11103 and #11124.Four conflicts, none resolved by picking a side blind
scripts/unrooted_local_shape_baseline.json— 384 vs 389, two absolutes measured on trees that no longer exist. Re-measured on the merged tree: 383, below both.scripts/tokio_inventory.json, twice — lane L's post-split prose supersedes the pre-split text I composed for G+H in train 266, so its side was taken wholesale. One correction on top: its "In order:" list still had lane A as future work, but turnloop: move perry-ext-net off tokio and tokio-rustls (tokio group A, net half) #11105 landed in train 266. Counts re-derived with--update: 13 edges across 6 crates.crates/perry/src/commands/stdlib_features.rs— refactor(stdlib): remove decimal.js/big.js/bignumber.js native binding #10704 deletes thedecimal.js | bignumber.jsarm while stdlib: split the promise bridge from the tokio runtime (turnloop P8 lane L) #11115 rewords the adjacent readline comment. Both kept.Cargo.lock— taken from main and re-resolved from the merged manifests, then checked that base64 0.23.1 and env_logger 0.11.11 both survived andperry-ext-decimalis gone. Taking a stale side is what silently dropped seven bumps during train 263's assembly.Dependabot re-rebased #11062 mid-assembly; its
Cargo.tomlchange is byte-identical to what was picked, verified before updating the record rather than re-picking.Known red, owner-approved
lint :: Public benchmark evidence freshnesswill fail: #10704, #11062 and #11063 all edit the rootCargo.toml, which is a fingerprintedSOURCE_PATHSinput. The owner approved landing these without regenerating the ~2 h benchmark artifact. After this lands the step is red onmainuntil someone regenerates.Verified on the assembled head:
Closes #10684
Closes #11120
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decimal.jsimports now resolve to the npm package.Compatibility
decimal.jsandbignumber.jsintegrations are no longer included.