fix(runtime): apply generic Object.defineProperty attrs to declared class accessors - #10582
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…lass accessors
A ClassBody get/set accessor lives in the class vtable, not the
address-keyed descriptor tables defineProperty writes. A generic
descriptor (no get/set/value/writable, e.g. { enumerable: true })
against an existing class accessor fell through to the ordinary
define path, which could not see the class key: it appended a new
data-property keys-array entry with writable: false that shadowed
the class accessor on writes, breaking the setter and leaking a
stale enumerable/configurable reading.
Add a per-(class_id, is_static, name) attrs side table
(class_registry/accessor_attrs.rs) that a generic descriptor against
a declared accessor updates instead of materializing a shadowing
data property, and route getOwnPropertyDescriptor, enumeration,
has-own and delete through it.
Fixes #10480
CLASS_ACCESSOR_ATTRS (added for #10480) stores only scalars/String, never a heap pointer -- verdict not_a_gc_pointer in scripts/gc_runtime_root_holders.json.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe runtime stores attribute overrides for declared class accessors without replacing their getter or setter. Descriptor lookup, deletion, enumeration, and regression tests use the stored attributes. ChangesDeclared class accessor handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ObjectDefineProperty
participant ClassAccessorRegistry
participant ClassAccessor
ObjectDefineProperty->>ClassAccessorRegistry: update enumerable/configurable attributes
ClassAccessorRegistry->>ClassAccessor: retain getter and setter
ObjectDefineProperty->>ClassAccessorRegistry: request descriptor or enumerable keys
ClassAccessorRegistry-->>ObjectDefineProperty: return accessor metadata and live functions
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🟠 Major · Include declared static accessors in propertyIsEnumerable. · has_own.rs:597-603
crates/perry-runtime/src/object/object_ops/has_own.rs:597-603
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winInclude declared static accessors in
propertyIsEnumerable.After
Object.defineProperty(C, "x", { enumerable: true })updates a declared static accessor, this branch still returns true only for static fields. Therefore,C.propertyIsEnumerable("x")returns false.Check
class_declared_accessor_ptrs(class_id, true, key_name)and its tracked enumerable attribute before this return.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/field_get_set/entries_shape.rs`:
- Around line 175-177: Update the flow around
decl_prototype_keys_with_enumerable_accessors to root both keys and result with
RuntimeHandleScope before the accessor snapshot; after the across_const
callback, reload both pointers from their handles before the loop and final
pushes, while preserving the existing obj reload.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/object_ops/has_own.rs`:
- Around line 597-603: The static-property branch in propertyIsEnumerable must
also recognize declared static accessors. Before returning the
TAG_TRUE/TAG_FALSE result, use class_declared_accessor_ptrs with static access
enabled for key_name and include the accessor’s tracked enumerable attribute
alongside is_static_field.
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| let (class_accessor_keys, obj) = obj_handle.across_const::<ObjectHeader, _>(|| { | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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Root and reload keys and result across the accessor snapshot.
For a declared prototype with enumerable accessors, js_object_keys calls decl_prototype_keys_with_enumerable_accessors. That helper calls js_array_alloc, which uses arena_alloc_gc with GC_TYPE_ARRAY. The probe can therefore trigger evacuation. across_const reloads only obj, so the later loop can dereference stale keys and the final pushes can write through stale result.
Root both pointers with RuntimeHandleScope, then reread them after the callback before using them.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/field_get_set/entries_shape.rs` around lines
175 - 177, Update the flow around decl_prototype_keys_with_enumerable_accessors
to root both keys and result with RuntimeHandleScope before the accessor
snapshot; after the across_const callback, reload both pointers from their
handles before the loop and final pushes, while preserving the existing obj
reload.
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…rable
Object.defineProperty(C, 'x', { enumerable: true }) on a declared
static accessor updated getOwnPropertyDescriptor/Object.keys/for-in
via the #10480 side table, but js_object_property_is_enumerable's
ClassRef branch only ever checked static FIELDS, so
C.propertyIsEnumerable('x') stayed false. Check the declared static
accessor's tracked enumerable attribute alongside the static-field
check.
Found by CodeRabbit review on #10582; verified against Node before
fixing (propertyIsEnumerable: false vs Node's true, while the
descriptor/for-in/keys already agreed with Node).
Summary
An attributes-only
Object.defineProperty/definePropertiesdescriptor (noget/set/value/writable,e.g.
{ enumerable: true }) against a class-declared get/set accessor silently destroyed the accessor:the setter stopped being called (assignment threw in strict mode, silently dropped in sloppy mode), and the
requested
enumerable/configurablechange was never actually applied. Accessors created directly byObject.definePropertywere unaffected — only accessors declared in aclassbody (get x() {}/set x(v) {}).This breaks every WebIDL-generated class (whatwg-url, node-fetch, undici-style polyfills), which mark their
prototype accessors enumerable exactly this way at module load, e.g. node-fetch's
Object.defineProperties(Request.prototype, { method: { enumerable: true }, url: { enumerable: true }, … }).Root cause
A ClassBody accessor lives in the class vtable (
CLASS_VTABLE_REGISTRY/CLASS_STATIC_ACCESSORS), not inthe address-keyed descriptor tables
Object.definePropertynormally reads and writes(
crates/perry-runtime/src/object/object_ops/define_property.rs). The generic-descriptor branch could notsee the class-declared key, so it fell through to the ordinary "define a new property" path: it appended a
keys-array entry and default
writable: falseattributes for what it thought was a brand-new data property.That synthetic data property then shadowed the class accessor on every subsequent instance write — before the
class setter ever got a chance to run — while
getOwnPropertyDescriptorkept reporting the real classgetter/setter, so the corruption was invisible at the descriptor-read level.
Suspected location from the issue was confirmed exactly:
crates/perry-runtime/src/object/object_ops/define_property.rsaround the generic-descriptor branch.The fix
Instead of materializing a shadowing data property, a generic descriptor against a declared class accessor
now updates a small side table keyed by
(class_id, is_static, name) -> (enumerable, configurable)(
crates/perry-runtime/src/object/class_registry/accessor_attrs.rs, new). The accessor's actual getter/setterfunction pointers never move — they stay exactly where they already lived, in the existing class vtable. The
new table is consulted by:
getOwnPropertyDescriptor(descriptors.rs) — reports the overridden attrs instead of the ClassBody defaults.Object.keys/values/entries/property_is_enumerable/hasOwnProperty-style checks(
field_get_set/enumeration.rs,field_get_set/entries_shape.rs,object_ops/has_own.rs) — a class accessormade enumerable this way now shows up in enumeration even though it has no physical key.
delete(delete_rest.rs) — a class accessor explicitly marked non-configurable this way correctly refusesdeletion instead of falling through to the old shadowing-property behavior.
define_declared_class_accessorhelper (object_ops/define_class_accessor.rs, new) does the actualattrs update, rooting the getter value across the setter value's allocation per the GC root-store-dominance
rule (a physical key — an expando that shadows the class member — still takes the ordinary
definePropertyarm; only the "no physical key present" case routes through the new helper).
Normal instance property GET/SET (
instance.accessor,instance.accessor = v) is not touched by thispatch at all — no
property_get/field_set_by_namefiles are in the diff. The fix only changes thereflection surface (
defineProperty/defineProperties,getOwnPropertyDescriptor,delete,hasOwnProperty/propertyIsEnumerable,Object.keys/values/entries), which is where the bug actually lived.Tests added
test-files/test_gap_10480_define_property_generic_descriptor_accessors.ts(strict/ESM) — the issue's fullrepro plus variants (
{},{enumerable:false},{configurable:false}, subclass instances, getter-onlyaccessors, static accessors).
test-files/test_gap_10480_define_property_generic_descriptor_sloppy.cts— the sloppy-mode silent-dropvariant called out in the issue.
Validation
Baseline:
origin/mainatc8cf450563(patch applies cleanly there; no rebase onto7661bc05feneeded).Built both
beforeandafterwith--profile perry-devon perrymaster.package.jsontype:module+ sloppy.ctsvariant from the issue body): reproduces theexact "Actual (Perry)" output on the before binary (throws in strict, silently drops in sloppy); matches
Node 26.5.1's "Expected" output byte-for-byte on the after binary, both modes.
PERRY_SKIP_BUILD=1 ./run_parity_tests.sh --filter test_gap_10480— 0/2 pass on before(0.0% parity), 2/2 pass on after (100.0% parity).
--filter defineproperty|accessor|enumerableagainst the after binary surfaced 3failures (
test_gap_2159_defineproperty_class_prototype,test_gap_json_lazy_defineproperty_index,test_issue_3558_computed_accessors); all 3 reproduce identically on the before binary and are alreadylisted in
test-parity/known_failures.json— pre-existing, not regressions. No new failures found.cargo test -p perry-runtime: under--profile perry-dev/--release, 2 unrelated GC sabotage testsfail (
gc::tests::copy_slot_decode::sabotaged_remembering_arm_is_refused_by_the_coverage_cross_check,gc::tests::heap_generation::a_free_or_move_outside_every_scope_is_caught_in_debug_builds) — both requiredebug-assertions=on, which neither profile carries (see[profile.gcaudit]'s own comment inCargo.toml).Re-ran
cargo test --profile gcaudit -p perry-runtime --tests -- --test-threads=1(RUST_TEST_THREADS=1):3987 passed, 0 failed, 4 ignored.
scripts/check_test_registration.py: OK, 332 files checked against 4 registries, nothing dark.scripts/gc_runtime_root_holders.py: the newCLASS_ACCESSOR_ATTRSthread-local(
HashMap<(u32, bool, String), (bool, bool)>) was flagged as an unclassified holder. Added anot_a_gc_pointerverdict toscripts/gc_runtime_root_holders.json— every field is a plain scalar or anowned
String, never a NaN-boxedJSValueor heap address; the accessor's actual getter/setter pointersstay in the pre-existing, already-scanned class vtable tables. Gate passes after (408 classified, was 407).
SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 ./scripts/run_lint_gates.sh— 76/77 gates passed (compile tier not run onthis host, per its known-red status there). The one failure, "Public benchmark evidence freshness"
(
benchmarks/ci_public_baseline_check.py), is known-red onmainindependent of this change.No codegen/IR or runtime-symbol changes in this diff (no new
#[no_mangle] extern "C"symbols, all editedextern "C"functions are pre-existing with unchanged signatures), so the IR-greppingperrytest suitesdon't apply here.
perf stat -e instructions,task-clock, 3 runs each, before vs after, both--profile perry-dev,idle host — an earlier pass of this validation ran under host load ~28 and its wall-clock numbers were
discarded as unreliable; instruction counts below are from the re-measurement on an idle host):
'x' in inst,hasOwnProperty,for...in,delete+reassign on a classinstance whose accessor was never redefined — the realistic "feature unused" case, and the actual
per-instance property-access hot path is untouched by this diff): before median 23,404,856,199
instructions, after median 23,415,913,616 — +0.047%, noise-floor.
Object.keys,propertyIsEnumerable,hasOwnProperty,delete, allcalled directly on a class prototype object 400,000 times — a synthetic worst case for the exact new
guards, not a realistic hot loop): before median 14,921,605,983, after median 15,228,964,451 —
+2.06%. This is the cost of the new
class_accessor_attrs_in_use()-gated checks added tojs_object_keys,js_object_property_is_enumerable, and the class-prototype delete path, measured inthe worst case where every one of those checks runs on every iteration. Real code does not call
Object.keys(SomeClass.prototype)in a tight loop; this benchmark exists to give an honest upper boundon the guard's cost rather than to represent a typical workload.
after-only (the before binary throws on assignment, so no baseline comparison is possible) — 9.6B
instructions / 400,000 iterations, Node wall 0.170s vs Perry wall 1.072s for context. Informational.
Not verified
this pass — the issue's own repro (matching those packages' exact
definePropertiesshape) is covered bythe added gap tests and passes byte-exact against Node.
defineProperty/enumeration/delete reflectionsurface, not a hot lowering/runtime path used by most programs); CI's gap-suite shards are the full gate.
out-of-scope characteristic of this workload shape, not something introduced or regressed by this fix — the
A/B instruction deltas are the evidence this fix specifically didn't move the needle beyond the reflection
guards' own (small, gated) cost.
Fixes #10480
Summary by CodeRabbit
Object.definePropertyandObject.definePropertiesdescriptors on class getters and setters.enumerableorconfigurableattributes.