fix(runtime): resolve an ancestor's #private brand through the instance's evaluation heritage chain - #11141
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BrandLookup as private_evaluation_brand
participant AncestorLookup as instance_ancestor_evaluation_brand
participant PinnedParents as pinned_class_object_for_ancestor
BrandLookup->>AncestorLookup: Resolve instance brand for declaring class
AncestorLookup->>PinnedParents: Walk pinned class-object parents
PinnedParents-->>AncestorLookup: Return matching ancestor evaluation or None
AncestorLookup-->>BrandLookup: Return resolved evaluation brand
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`@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/field_get_set/ic_miss/private_member_access.rs`:
- Around line 288-289: Update the `pinned_class_object_for_ancestor` lookup so
it matches the expected lexical evaluation against the pinned ancestry, rather
than returning the first ancestor with the same `declaring_class_id`; preserve
private-name identity across repeated evaluations of one class declaration. Add
a regression covering two evaluations of the same declaration in one inheritance
chain.
In `@test-files/test_gap_11127_private_field_function_local_subclass.ts`:
- Around line 55-57: Replace the dynamic-heritage class expression returned by
the factory with a function-local class declaration extending Counter, then
return that declared class; keep the twice method behavior unchanged so the test
exercises private-field lookup from the subclass.
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Ready for a train. Rebased onto 36892b7, head 1423921. Fixes #11131 and #11127. It now covers redis's attachConfig shape on main without #11122, which is closed. The rebase applied cleanly, but the 78-test A/B and the full perry-runtime suite ran on the previous base and were not re-run. Remaining related redis gaps have their own agents: #11142 (subclass built in the base's own static method: |
Fixes #11127
Fixes #11131
Root cause (shared)
Both issues have one runtime cause.
A class declared inside a function is lowered as a per-evaluation class (
ClassExprFresh). So is a top-level class that captures a CommonJS-wrapper local. In #11131,const EventEmitter = require("events")puts the module body in the CJS wrapper, andClientcapturesEventEmitter. That capture is the only part EventEmitter plays: it explains why theimport { EventEmitter }form works, and why a user class that is not captured works.new E()stamps the instance with E's evaluation (meta.private_evaluation_brand). When an inherited methodS.read()is dispatched, S's evaluation is pushed as the lexical private brand.private_evaluation_brand(instance, S)then compared the stamp to S's template id exactly. It gotNone, so everythis.#xin a base method threwCannot access private member from an object whose class did not declare iton a subclass instance. Getters did not throw because they take a path that falls back to the per-field marker, which is whya.lworked buta.read()did not.I confirmed this with runtime instrumentation. In the method frame, the lexical brand was S's evaluation, the instance stamp was E's evaluation, and the marker was present.
Fix (
perry-runtime, 3 files)For an instance,
private_evaluation_brandnow walks from the stamped evaluation up each fresh class object's pinned per-evaluation parent (__perry_parent_class, written byjs_class_object_pin_parent). It returns the ancestor evaluation for the declaring template. The walk reusespinned_class_object_for_ancestorfromclass_constructors.rs, which constructor replay already uses (visibility raised topub(crate)).None, the same result as before.readrejects the first evaluation's instance with aTypeError, and that#l ingivesfalseacross evaluations.Scope and sibling PRs
origin/main(36892b7), rebased. Main's 86cb666 makes dynamic-heritage class expressions without static methods evaluate per call, so @redis/client'sattachConfigshape (class extends BaseClass {}built in a helper whoseextendsoperand is a parameter) now gets its own evaluation stamp. The walk covers it without fix(hir): give each evaluation of a dynamic-heritage class expression its own class (#11042) #11122 (closed). The 11131 gap test now includes that shape. It fails on main and passes on this branch.RedisClient.factory). The inheritedthis.#xread works, but#x inandinstanceofreturnfalse. The likely cause is that the in-body self-referenceRClowers to the template ClassRef, so the pinned parent chain never reaches the evaluation. That is outside this PR.Tests
test-files/test_gap_11127_private_field_function_local_subclass.ts: method, getter,++,+=,#l in, a private method, a grandchild, a direct base instance, cross-evaluation rejection, and a factory class expression extending a function-local base.test-files/test_gap_11131_private_field_cjs_require_subclass.ts: the issue's shape plus a RedisSocket/RedisClient mirror. Node runstest-files/*.tsas ESM (the repopackage.jsonhas"type": "module"), where a barerequireis undefined. So this test spells the CJS wrapper scope out as a module-body function with the required EventEmitter as a local.crates/perry/tests/private_brand_ancestor_evaluation.rs(new suite): the literal bare-requirerepro as a.cjsentry and as a.tsentry, with Node 26.5.1's output hardcoded.perry-runtimeunit testinstance_ancestor_evaluation_brand_tests: F→E→S pinned chain. I sabotage-checked it: with the walk disabled it fails at the E assertion (left: None).Validation (first run on 784ed8e; after the rebase, both gap tests, both integration tests and the private-related runtime unit tests were re-run on 36892b7 with the same verdicts)
(perrymaster, perry-dev builds, Node 26.5.1 at /opt/node-v26.5.1-linux-x64)
.cjsand.tsintegration fixtures. Main printsprivate threw Cannot access private member…for Private field holding new EventEmitter() from require("events") is unreadable when its class is constructed as a parent (next redis createClient blocker) #11131, and0followed by that TypeError for Base-class method can't read its #private field on a subclass instance when both classes are function-local #11127. The fix arm matches Node byte for byte.this.#or#x in), with main and the fix built the same way: main 73/78, fix 75/78. The only changes are the two new tests going FAIL→PASS. The 3 remaining failures are identical on both arms (enum_in_function_body,events_import_4995,gc_http2_pending_event_callback_rooting; raw byte compare, no harness normalization).cargo test -p perry-runtime --lib(RUST_TEST_THREADS=1, perry-dev): 4368 passed, 0 failed, 5 ignored.cargo test -p perry --test private_brand_ancestor_evaluation: 2 passed.cargo fmt --all -- --check: OK.scripts/check_file_size.sh: OK.SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 scripts/run_lint_gates.sh: 87 of 88 script gates passed. The one failure iscargo xwin check, becausecargo-xwinis not installed on the host (no such command: xwin), not because of this change. The compile tier was not run.redis@6.1.0 end-to-end
I tested
createClient({ socket })against a privateredis-serveron port 26531, using this branch with #11122 and #11129 merged on top and an auto-optimize build. It gets past the #11131 error inclient.connect(). It then reportsRedis Client Error TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'reject')and hangs until the timeout. That read is incommands-queue.js's#onErrorReply:this.#waitingForReply.shift().reject(err).#waitingForReplyisnew linked_list_1.EmptyAwareSinglyLinkedList(), and entries go in through.push(toSend). That matches #11128 (a userpushmethod on an instance fromnew <any class value>loses its effects), so #11128 is the likely next blocker. I have not confirmed this with instrumentation.Not run
run_parity_tests.sh) itself. Port 17891 was held by another agent's sweep the whole time, so I used the compile-and-diff loop above.perf statA/B, a-D warningsworkspace check on the default dev profile, andcargo testfor crates other thanperry-runtimeand the newperrysuite.Summary by CodeRabbit
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requirescenarios, including inherited field access and private-brand checks.