fix(compile): require(<builtin>) implies stdlib, plus wasm-host test isolation (#8547) - #8553
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…solate the wasm-host test runtime Re-lands #8548 together with the test-isolation bug that defeated it. require("http") never reached ctx.native_module_imports, so needs_stdlib stayed false, the link came out runtime-only, perry-stdlib's dispatch init never ran, and stdlib-backed builtins returned undefined. The lowered HIR cannot answer this (the CJS shim switches over every builtin name at runtime), so the requirement is recovered from literal call sites via cjs_wrap::extract_require_specifiers. #8548 alone broke issue_5247 with undefined perry_wasm_host_* refs. Cause: issue_5234_wasm_esm_import builds perry-runtime with perry-runtime/wasm-host into the SHARED target/debug, replacing libperry_runtime.a with one containing webassembly.rs, whose externs only libperry_wasm_host.a satisfies -- and that is linked only for programs referencing WebAssembly.*. It now builds into a dedicated target/perry-wasm-host-test, mirroring build_wasm_host_runtime in optimized_libs/no_auto.rs. Verified in one cargo test invocation: 4903 2/2, 5247 3/3, 5234 1/1.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe compiler now detects literal CommonJS ChangesStdlib require linking
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR fixes CommonJS builtin linking and isolates wasm-host test builds, but it is not merge-ready yet because it also changes maintainer-owned release metadata and contains bounded correctness issues in require detection and relative build-directory handling that can cause incorrect stdlib selection or test-build interference. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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collect_modules->>cjs_wrap: extract literal require specifiers
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In `@Cargo.toml`:
- Line 318: Revert the workspace package version from 0.5.1517 to 0.5.1516 in
the version declaration, and leave the PR-keyed changelog fragment unchanged.
Apply the same fix in `@CLAUDE.md` at line 11: Documents the same
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In `@changelog.d/8552-require-stdlib-link-with-isolation.md`:
- Around line 3-6: Update the transcript’s fenced Markdown block to include the
text language identifier, changing the opening fence associated with the
import/require examples to a text fence while preserving the transcript content.
In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/collect_modules.rs`:
- Around line 399-405: Update extract_require_specifiers so its matching
requires require to be a standalone identifier rather than a substring of names
such as myrequire, while preserving valid CommonJS require() extraction. Add a
regression test covering a prefixed identifier and verify it does not produce a
specifier or trigger stdlib linking in the surrounding collection flow.
In `@crates/perry/tests/issue_5234_wasm_esm_import.rs`:
- Around line 35-42: Update wasm_host_target_dir to resolve non-empty relative
CARGO_TARGET_DIR values against workspace_root() before appending
perry-wasm-host-test, while treating an empty value as unset and preserving
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Revert contributor-owned release metadata changes.
The PR updates release metadata in two files, but maintainers apply these changes during merge or release. Keep the PR-specific changelog fragment.
Cargo.toml#L318-L318: restore the workspace version to0.5.1516.CLAUDE.md#L11-L11: restoreCurrent Versionto0.5.1516.
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| import * as http from 'node:http'; → Linking (with stdlib)... typeof createServer() === "object" | ||
| const http = require('http'); → Linking (runtime-only)... typeof createServer() === undefined | ||
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Add a language identifier to the fenced block.
Markdownlint reports MD040 at Line 3. Mark this transcript as text.
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import * as http from 'node:http'; → Linking (with stdlib)... typeof createServer() === "object"
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**Revert contributor-owned release metadata changes.**
The PR updates release metadata in two files. Perry's repository guidance requires maintainers to apply these changes during merge or release. Keep `changelog.d/8552-require-stdlib-link-with-isolation.md` as the contributor-owned release note.
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| for spec in super::cjs_wrap::extract_require_specifiers(&source) { | ||
| if !perry_hir::requires_stdlib(&spec) { | ||
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Require whole-token matching before selecting stdlib linking.
The helper regex matches the require substring inside identifiers. For example, myrequire("http") is recorded as http, so this loop sets ctx.needs_stdlib and adds http to ctx.native_module_imports without a CommonJS require() call. Enforce an identifier boundary in extract_require_specifiers and add a regression test for prefixed identifiers.
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pub fn extract_require_specifiers(source: &str) -> Vec<String> {
let re = regex::Regex::new(r#"require\s*\(\s*['"]([^'"]+)['"]\s*\)"#).unwrap();
let masked = super::detect::strip_comments_and_strings(source);
+ let bytes = source.as_bytes();
+ let is_ident = |c: u8| c.is_ascii_alphanumeric() || c == b'_' || c == b'$';
let mut specs = Vec::new();
for cap in re.captures_iter(source) {
let Some(call) = cap.get(0) else {
continue;
};
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In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/collect_modules.rs` around lines 399 - 405,
Update extract_require_specifiers so its matching requires require to be a
standalone identifier rather than a substring of names such as myrequire, while
preserving valid CommonJS require() extraction. Add a regression test covering a
prefixed identifier and verify it does not produce a specifier or trigger stdlib
linking in the surrounding collection flow.
| std::env::var_os("CARGO_TARGET_DIR") | ||
| .map(PathBuf::from) | ||
| .unwrap_or_else(|| workspace_root().join("target")) | ||
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| .join("perry-wasm-host-test") | ||
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According to the official Cargo documentation, when running integration tests, Cargo sets the current working directory (CWD) to the root directory of the package to which the test belongs [1][2]. This design ensures that integration tests can reliably access package files using relative paths, regardless of where the cargo test command was originally invoked [1][3]. Regarding CARGO_TARGET_DIR and relative paths: - The CARGO_TARGET_DIR environment variable (or the --target-dir command-line option) defines the directory where Cargo places generated artifacts and intermediate files [2]. It defaults to a directory named target located in the root of the workspace [2]. - Because the CWD is set to the package root during test execution, relative paths in your tests are resolved against that package root, not the CARGO_TARGET_DIR [1][4]. - If you need to locate binaries built by Cargo from within an integration test, you should not rely on hardcoded paths into CARGO_TARGET_DIR. Instead, Cargo sets the CARGO_BIN_EXE_<name> environment variable during the build of an integration test, which provides the absolute path to the specified binary target [5][4]. You can access this path within your tests using the env! macro [4]. This behavior is distinct from cargo run, which maintains the current working directory of the shell from which it was executed [6].
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- 1: https://dev-doc.rust-lang.org/stable/cargo/commands/cargo-test.html
- 2: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/commands/cargo-test.html
- 3: https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jammy/man1/cargo-test.1.html
- 4: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/cargo/commands/cargo-test.html
- 5: Need a reliable way to get the target dir from the build script rust-lang/cargo#9661
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Resolve relative CARGO_TARGET_DIR values before use.
When CARGO_TARGET_DIR=target, the nested Cargo build uses <workspace_root>/target, while target_debug_dir() can use <workspace_root>/crates/perry/target. Resolve non-empty relative values against workspace_root() before appending perry-wasm-host-test. Treat an empty value as unset. This matches crates/perry/src/commands/compile/library_search.rs.
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…8556) * fix(compile): treat require(<builtin>) as a stdlib requirement, and isolate the wasm-host test runtime Re-lands #8548 together with the test-isolation bug that defeated it. require("http") never reached ctx.native_module_imports, so needs_stdlib stayed false, the link came out runtime-only, perry-stdlib's dispatch init never ran, and stdlib-backed builtins returned undefined. The lowered HIR cannot answer this (the CJS shim switches over every builtin name at runtime), so the requirement is recovered from literal call sites via cjs_wrap::extract_require_specifiers. #8548 alone broke issue_5247 with undefined perry_wasm_host_* refs. Cause: issue_5234_wasm_esm_import builds perry-runtime with perry-runtime/wasm-host into the SHARED target/debug, replacing libperry_runtime.a with one containing webassembly.rs, whose externs only libperry_wasm_host.a satisfies -- and that is linked only for programs referencing WebAssembly.*. It now builds into a dedicated target/perry-wasm-host-test, mirroring build_wasm_host_runtime in optimized_libs/no_auto.rs. Verified in one cargo test invocation: 4903 2/2, 5247 3/3, 5234 1/1. * chore: drop the version bump and key the fragment to #8553 --------- Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
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require('<builtin>')linked runtime-only, so stdlib-backed builtins returnedundefined(#8547) — re-landed with the test-isolation bug that defeated the first attempt.ctx.native_module_importsdrivesneeds_stdliband therefore the link mode, but it was populated only by the ESM import walk. A CommonJSrequire("http")never landed in it, so the link came out runtime-only,perry-stdlib'scommon/dispatch/init.rsnever ran,JS_NATIVE_HTTP_DISPATCHstayed null, and the("http", "createServer")arm returnedundefined. Nothing about it was http-specific.The lowered HIR cannot answer this: for
require('http')the CJS shim emits a runtime dispatcher that switches over builtin names as string literals, and that switch contains a case for every builtin regardless of use — a static scan would match the table, not the call. The fix therefore reads literal call sites via the extractor that already exists for CJS wrapping (cjs_wrap::extract_require_specifiers).Scope, measured — the change can only add stdlib linking for a program that genuinely references a stdlib-backed builtin:
console.log(...)onlyrequire("path")(runtime-only module)require("http")Why the first attempt (#8548) was reverted, and what actually changes here. It broke
issue_5247_property_read_source_locationwithundefined reference to perry_wasm_host_*at link time. The cause was not the detection — it was a pre-existing test-isolation bug this change happened to expose:issue_5234_wasm_esm_importis the only thing in the workspace that buildsperry-runtimewithperry-runtime/wasm-host, and it built into the sharedtarget/debug. That replaceslibperry_runtime.awith one that compileswebassembly.rsin, whose undefinedperry_wasm_host_*references onlylibperry_wasm_host.asatisfies — and that archive is put on the link line only for programs that themselves referenceWebAssembly.*. Any other suite in the samecargo test --workspacejob that links runtime-only against the poisoned archive fails. Whichever build wrote the archive last decided the outcome, which is why this was latent until #8548 perturbed the ordering.issue_5234now builds into a dedicatedtarget/perry-wasm-host-test, mirroring what the compiler's own no-auto path already does for exactly this reason (build_wasm_host_runtimeinoptimized_libs/no_auto.rsusestarget/perry-wasm-host-runtimeso "the prebuilt libperry_runtime.a is not clobbered").Verified together in one
cargo testinvocation, which is the configuration that failed before:issue_4903_listen_callback_deferred0/2 → 2/2,issue_5247_property_read_source_location3/3,issue_5234_wasm_esm_import1/1.Closes #8547.
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Bug Fixes
require()handling for built-in Node.js modules, ensuring standard library features such ashttpare correctly recognized and available at runtime.Documentation