fix(hir): resolve native-instance chain detection by import provenance, not spelling - #10699
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower_patterns.rs`:
- Line 1450: Update the arrow, function-expression, object-method, and
destructured-local binding paths to call shadow_native_module_if_present before
native-instance detection, using the existing binding names and preserving
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| "Command" => "commander", | ||
| _ => return None, | ||
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| match ctx.lookup_native_module(class_name) { |
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sed -n '1335,1435p' crates/perry-hir/src/lower/context.rs
sed -n '220,275p' crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_object.rs
rg -n -C 8 'shadow_native_(module|instance)_if_present|module_shadow_stack|detect_native_instance_expr' crates/perry-hir/src/lower crates/perry-hir/srcRepository: PerryTS/perry
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printf '%s\n' '--- binding_guards.rs ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- parameter helper call locations ---'
rg -n 'shadow_native_module_if_present|define_local_spanned\(param_name|define_local\(param_name' crates/perry-hir/src --glob '*.rs'
printf '%s\n' '--- expr_function parameter loops ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- nested function parameter lowering ---'
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Guard native-instance detection at unhandled binding sites. detect_native_instance_expr recursively reaches new Decimal(...) in new Decimal(...).dividedBy(...) and performs a name-only lookup. A Decimal parameter in the arrow, function-expression, or object-method lowering paths, and a destructured Decimal local, do not register a module shadow. If Decimal is registered for the enclosing module, lookup_native_module can therefore classify the non-native binding as decimal.js. Add shadow_native_module_if_present at those binding sites. Keep the existing guard for simple locals and the parameter paths that already call it.
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower_patterns.rs` at line 1450, Update the arrow,
function-expression, object-method, and destructured-local binding paths to call
shadow_native_module_if_present before native-instance detection, using the
existing binding names and preserving guards already present for simple locals
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While basing a removal PR on this branch (decimal.js native-binding removal, #10684), found that Bisected: it passes on the parent commit ( Not something my removal PR caused — pre-existing on this tip. Since it happened to overlap a file I |
…wering native_fluent_chain_still_dispatches_through_native_methods asserted the pre-fix, spelling-based, no-import native dispatch that this PR's own detect_native_instance_expr change deliberately eliminates. With no import at all, `new Decimal(1)` (or Command/LRUCache/Big/BigNumber) now correctly falls through to an unresolved-global reference -- matching Node's ReferenceError on a genuinely undefined global -- instead of silently reaching the native handle by name. The test predates this change and was never updated for it, so it went red on this same commit without this PR's diff touching that file: only the sweep's `cargo test --workspace` would have caught it, hours later and attributed to a time window rather than this PR. Removed with the rationale recorded inline, matching the identical resolution three PRs stacked on this branch (#10704, #10708, #10712) each carried independently -- landing it here so none of them has to repeat it. crates/perry-hir/tests/fluent_chain_lowering.rs now runs 2/2; the crate's full test suite (`cargo test -p perry-hir --tests`) is green.
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new Command()/new LRUCache()/new Decimal(), when the METHOD CALL is chained directlyonto the
newexpression (new Command().name(...),new LRUCache(...).set(...),new Decimal(...).dividedBy(...)), were routed to Perry's native binding regardless ofperry.compilePackages— the only way to opt out was to rename the import. This was the soleremaining blocker cited in #10439's newest comment for removing three native bindings (commander,
lru-cache, decimal.js), one of which (#10684) can abort the process on ordinary input (large
Decimalmultiplication).Root cause
detect_native_instance_expr(crates/perry-hir/src/lower_patterns.rs) recognizes the syntacticshape
new Big/Decimal/BigNumber/LRUCache/Command(...)and feeds it straight intoExpr::NativeMethodCallfor every subsequent chained call(
crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/static_and_instance.rs). Its only existing guard checkedwhether the bare identifier was shadowed by a local class in the same module
(
ctx.classes_index/ctx.pending_classes). It never checked what the identifier actuallyresolved to — so a named import of the real npm package, compiled from source because the user
listed it in
perry.compilePackages, hit the same unconditional match with nothing local to shadowit.
This is the same defect family fixed five times already in this campaign (#10589/PR #10608 —
imported plain-function ctor; #10453/#10625 and #10623/PR #10636 — native-base heritage via a bare
or
require()-destructured import): decide by resolved provenance, not by spelling.The fix consults
ctx.lookup_native_module(class_name)— the exact tableis_native_modulepopulates at import-lowering time, and which already returns
falsefor acompilePackages-compiled specifier (refs #665's comment in
crates/perry-hir/src/ir/constants.rs).When the import didn't resolve to a genuine native binding,
detect_native_instance_exprnowreturns
Noneand the call falls through to ordinary property/method dispatch on the realcompiled object — the same positive-evidence discipline
ident_may_start_native_method_callandnative_class_from_factory_callalready apply for the sibling chained-call shapes a few linesbelow in the same file.
A name with no native import at all (a bare same-named user function, or an import of an unrelated
module) is now also rejected, which is strictly more correct: genuine Big/Decimal/BigNumber/
LRUCache/Command usage is always reached through an import of the real package.
Only the chained-call shape was affected. A
let/const-bound receiver(
const c = new LRUCache(...); c.set(...)) already worked correctly before this fix — constructiongoes through the independently-guarded
lower_call/new.rs/builtin.rsgates (ctx.classes/import_function_prefixes/required_sources), which already consult provenance. This PR does nottouch those gates; the collision was on this one code path in
lower_patterns.rs.Tests
crates/perry/tests/issue_10439_native_binding_import_provenance.rs— 5 integration tests, modeledon the existing
issue_8749_compiled_package_builtin_import.rstemp-compilePackages-fixturepattern (a fake
node_modules/<pkg>with a real ES class shaped like the collision, so no real npmregistry access is needed):
commander_default_name_reaches_real_source_under_compile_packages— default import + a renamedimport control, both chained directly on
new Command().lru_cache_default_name_reaches_real_source_under_compile_packages— same, forLRUCache.decimal_default_name_reaches_real_source_under_compile_packages— same, forDecimal.commander_default_name_still_uses_native_binding_without_compile_packages— the legitimate casethis issue explicitly warns against regressing: with no
compilePackagesentry (and no realpackage installed — nothing else it could mean),
new Command()...still routes to the nativebinding, asserted byte-for-byte against that binding's own pre-existing (documented-limited)
output.
lru_cache_default_name_still_uses_native_binding_without_compile_packages— same guard forLRUCache.Proof it fails on baseline (
8df83f8c1, pristine, this fix stashed out): 3 of 5 tests fail —The 2 "still uses native binding" tests pass on both baseline and fixed — they exist to prove
the legitimate case is unaffected.
Passes with the fix: all 5 pass.
Reproduced the issue's own repros directly too (
perry compile+ run,PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1),against real
commander@12,lru-cache@11,decimal.js@10installed viaperry.compilePackages:new Decimal(1).dividedBy(3)/.dividedBy(4)/ large.times(...)chained0/0/00.33333333333333333333/2.5/1.2193263135650053135e+35(exact match to Node 26.5.1)new LRUCache({max:3}).set("a",1).get("a")chainedundefined1(exact match to Node)new Command().name("myapp").name()chained"myapp"(exact match to Node)let/constfirstprogram.args, boolean-option defaults, subcommand.action(), missing-arg/unknown-option validation viaexitOverride()) with compilePackagesnew Command().name('x').name(){}/undefined{}/undefined)Validation
cargo test -p perry-hir --tests: 0 failures, includingfluent_chain_lowering.rs(2/2). That file's ownnative_fluent_chain_still_dispatches_through_native_methodsis removed by this PR — see"Cross-suite breakage this PR also repairs" below. The claim in an earlier revision of this
section, that this test was unaffected because
lookup_native_modulehas a separate pre-existingfallback for the no-import shape, was wrong: there is no such fallback, and this test went red on
this branch's own tip until the removal below landed.
cargo test -p perry-codegen --tests: 2135 tests, 0 failures.cargo check --workspace --all-targets(excluding the cross-host UI crates, per this repo's ownmacOS test-command exclusion list) under
RUSTFLAGS="-D warnings": clean.SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 ./scripts/run_lint_gates.sh): 76/77 gates passed; the one failure(
Public benchmark evidence freshness) is the documented pre-existing red on every PR in thisrepo.
name other than the 5 literal strings this function matches, or for those 5 names without a
resolving import,
detect_native_instance_exprreturnsNonein both the old and new code —provably unreachable-different. For the legitimate native-binding case (import present, no
compilePackages), the function now returns the exact sameSome(module)it always did, so thedownstream codegen path is unchanged by construction — confirmed behaviorally by the
byte-identical native-binding output above.
perf stat -e instructionson a release build(
CARGO_PROFILE_RELEASE_CODEGEN_UNITS=16, 3 runs): a 2M-iteration loop of an unrelated user class(
new Widget(i), never reaches this code) measured ~86–89M instructions; a 300K-iteration loop ofthe legitimate native
Commandpath measured ~2.07–2.11B instructions. A same-build baselinecomparison run was not completed — the shared build host hit two disk-full events and a
directory-name collision with another concurrently-running agent on this same issue during this
session (both disclosed to avoid over-claiming); the structural argument above (identical boolean
result ⇒ identical downstream codegen) stands on its own for these two cases regardless.
Cross-suite breakage this PR also repairs
This PR's
detect_native_instance_exprchange breaksnative_fluent_chain_still_dispatches_through_native_methodsincrates/perry-hir/tests/fluent_chain_lowering.rs— a test in a suite this PR's diff nevertouches, so no diff-scoped gate (CI's
e2e-scoped, the merge driver's affected-suite selection)would have caught it; only the sweep's
cargo test --workspacewould have, hours after merge andattributed to a time window rather than this PR.
That test asserted the exact ambient/no-import, spelling-based dispatch this PR deliberately
eliminates: with no import at all,
new Decimal(1)used to match by bare identifier spelling andreach
decimal.js's native methods; after this PR,detect_native_instance_exprrequiresctx.lookup_native_moduleto actually resolve, which a name with no import at all never does, sothe call now correctly falls through to an unresolved-global reference — matching Node's
ReferenceErroron a genuinely undefined global, not a regression. The test predates this changeand was never updated for it.
Fixed here (not by leaving it to a descendant) by removing the stale assertion, with the rationale
recorded inline in the test file and in this PR's changelog fragment.
fluent_chain_lowering.rsnow runs 2/2. Three PRs stacked on this branch (#10704, #10708, #10712)each independently hit and fixed the same breakage with an equivalent removal; landing it on this
PR means none of them has to carry a duplicate of it after their next rebase.
Not verified
tests were used instead, per this campaign's standard practice (CI's gap-suite shards are the
full gate).
Answering the issue's question directly
commander, lru-cache, and decimal.js now work at their default import names when listed in
perry.compilePackages— the interception that made a rename the only way to reach real source isfixed. This unlocks removing all three native bindings (commander, lru-cache, decimal.js) per the
issue's tracking comment.
Fixes #10439
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Command,LRUCache, andDecimaluse the selected package implementation, including chained method calls and renamed imports.ReferenceErrorbehavior instead of being dispatched as native bindings.