JSC: evaluate dynamically imported modules under the importer's async context - #274
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Thanks for the follow-up in 3685198c23 — snapshotting the current context in executeAsync via wrapWithCurrent and reinstalling it in the AsyncModuleExecutionDone handler closes the TLA-dependency gap I flagged earlier, and the no-context path stays allocation-free. I re-reviewed the full diff and didn't find further issues; given this threads state through JSC's module-evaluation machinery (innerModuleEvaluation / asyncExecutionFulfilled interactions, GC-visited fields on two cell types), a human look is still worthwhile.
Checked: unwrapContextTuple mutates the local contextArg by reference so the subsequent uncheckedDowncast<JSModuleRecord> still sees the module in both the tuple and non-tuple cases; the AsyncContextSwapScope in the handler stays live across RELEASE_AND_RETURN so asyncExecutionFulfilled's m->execute()/m->executeAsync() calls run under it; and the new WriteBarrier<Unknown> fields on ModuleLoadingContext/ModuleLoaderPayload are visited.
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Overview
The PR captures the async context (Bun's AsyncLocalStorage slot) at a dynamic import() call site and reinstalls it around the imported graph's evaluation, so the module bodies see the importer's store. Two commits: the first threads the captured value through ModuleLoadingContext → ModuleLoaderPayload and wraps module->evaluate() in dynamicImportLoadSettled with an AsyncContextSwapScope; the second (pushed after my earlier review) makes CyclicModuleRecord::executeAsync snapshot the ambient context alongside the module in an InternalFieldTuple for the AsyncModuleExecutionDone reaction, so ancestors deferred behind a top-level-await dependency also run under the importer's context.
Security risks
None identified. The change is an observable-semantics fix for AsyncLocalStorage propagation, entirely under USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS). It adds two GC-managed WriteBarrier<Unknown> fields and one InternalFieldTuple allocation on the TLA path; both are visited/rooted through existing owners, and the PR description reports clean runs under collectContinuously=1 and interleaved Bun.gc(true).
Level of scrutiny
High. This is core JSC runtime — module evaluation ordering, internal-microtask reaction plumbing, and RAII manipulation of a VM-global slot. Mistakes here could leak context across unrelated imports or leave the slot in the wrong state after an exception. The second commit in particular relies on the invariant that every executeAsync call for a dynamically imported subgraph happens either inside the dynamicImportLoadSettled scope or inside a prior AsyncModuleExecutionDone scope; that reasoning is sound but subtle enough to warrant a maintainer's eyes.
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- The follow-up commit implements exactly one of the two remedies I suggested in the earlier inline comment, and I verified
unwrapContextTuple's by-reference contract againstAsyncContextSwapScope.h. - Non-Bun builds are unaffected: the new constructor/create parameters default to
jsUndefined()and areUNUSED_PARAM'd, and theAsyncModuleExecutionDonecase still receives the bare module there. - The five regression fixtures in the description don't yet cover the TLA-dependency case the second commit fixes; worth adding one to the Bun-side test when the version bump lands, but not a blocker for this PR.
- Verification in the description is thorough (concurrent-import stress under continuous GC, existing async_hooks/resolve suites green).
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Re-reviewed after commit 2 (3685198c / c5edacf3): the TLA-dependency gap I flagged earlier is now closed — executeAsync snapshots the current context via wrapWithCurrent and AsyncModuleExecutionDone unwraps and reinstalls it, mirroring the existing AsyncModuleExecutionResume pattern. No new issues found this pass.
Given the change threads GC-tracked state through the module-loader → internal-microtask → TLA-evaluation pipeline, a human sign-off would still be worthwhile before merge.
What was reviewed:
- Verified
wrapWithCurrent/unwrapContextTuplesemantics againstAsyncContextSwapScope.h— the tuple unwrap mutatescontextArgin place before theuncheckedDowncast<JSModuleRecord>, and returnsjsUndefined()(no-op scope) when no context was active, so the non-ALS path is unchanged. - Checked the new
WriteBarrier<Unknown> m_importerAsyncContexton bothModuleLoadingContextandModuleLoaderPayloadis visited invisitChildrenand initialized viaWriteBarrierEarlyInit. - Traced the chain for a TLA dependency:
dynamicImportLoadSettledscope →innerModuleEvaluation→executeAsyncsnapshots →AsyncModuleExecutionDonereinstalls →asyncExecutionFulfilledruns the ancestor under the importer's context; a nestedexecuteAsyncfrom there re-snapshots, so multi-hop TLA chains propagate too.
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Overview
This PR propagates Bun's async context (AsyncLocalStorage store) from a dynamic import() call site through to the top-level evaluation of the imported module graph. It touches 7 files: JSModuleLoader.cpp (capture at call site), ModuleLoadingContext.{h,cpp} and ModuleLoaderPayload.{h,cpp} (carry the captured value on GC cells), JSMicrotask.cpp (install the context around module->evaluate() in dynamicImportLoadSettled and around asyncModuleExecutionDone), and CyclicModuleRecord.cpp (snapshot the context into the AsyncModuleExecutionDone reaction from executeAsync).
Commit 2 is new since my last review. It addresses the TLA-dependency gap I raised on 2026-07-05: modules whose bodies are deferred by [[PendingAsyncDependencies]] > 0 and later run from asyncExecutionFulfilled now execute under the importer's context, because executeAsync wraps this with the current context in an InternalFieldTuple and the AsyncModuleExecutionDone handler unwraps and installs it. This is the exact shape used by AsyncModuleExecutionResume (from #252), so it reuses a proven pattern rather than inventing a new one.
Security risks
None identified. The change threads an opaque JSValue through existing internal-microtask plumbing under USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS). It does not expose new API surface, alter permission checks, or touch parsing/compilation. The GC-facing additions (two WriteBarrier<Unknown> fields plus an InternalFieldTuple allocation) are visited/rooted correctly.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is the JSC module loader and TLA evaluation machinery — a subtle, spec-driven state machine where a mistake can manifest as a crash (bad uncheckedDowncast), a GC use-after-free (unvisited barrier), or an observable semantic divergence from Node. The author's verification is thorough (debug+ASAN+assertions build, collectContinuously GC stress, 60-way concurrent stress test with distinct stores, 199 passing tests across the affected suites), and the commit-2 mechanism reuses the exact tuple-wrap pattern already shipping for AsyncModuleExecutionResume. I traced the fix against my earlier step-by-step and it holds. Still, given the number of interacting code paths (dynamic import, import.defer(), TLA, nested TLA chains) and the fact that I authored the original concern that shaped commit 2, an independent human read is appropriate.
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- My prior inline comment is resolved and the author's response matches the diff.
- All new code is guarded by
#if USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS); the non-Bun build passesjsUndefined()through andUNUSED_PARAMs it, so upstream behavior is unchanged. - The
AsyncContextSwapScopeon theimport.defer()path lives past theevaluate()loop through the reaction-registration tail; nothing there runs user code synchronously, so the extended scope is harmless. - Preview builds for the second commit are blocked on unrelated repo-wide docker infrastructure flakes per the author's note; local verification is documented in the description.
…porter's store (WebKit pin bump) A module loaded with import() from inside als.run() evaluated with no store: JSC links and evaluates the graph from the module loader's internal microtasks, which did not carry the async context active at the import() call. oven-sh/WebKit#274 captures it in loadModule() and installs it around the evaluation, including modules that are executed later because a dependency uses top-level await. Point WEBKIT_VERSION at that change's preview build and add tests for the issue's repro, fresh static dependencies, top-level await in the module and in a dependency, concurrent imports under distinct stores, a module that throws while evaluating, and an import() with no store. Fixes #32693
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| promise->performPromiseThenWithInternalMicrotask(vm, InternalMicrotask::AsyncModuleExecutionDone, nullptr, AsyncContextSwapScope::wrapWithCurrent(vm, globalObject, this)); |
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🟡 Not a defect — just noting a newly observable edge case: when two concurrent import()s under distinct als.run() stores share the same not-yet-evaluated TLA dependency D, wrapWithCurrent snapshots the context once (at D's executeAsync, under the first importer's store), and asyncExecutionFulfilled then runs both async parents' bodies under it — so the second importer's module observes the first importer's store. This matches Node/V8 (CPED is captured at D's single PerformPromiseThen), so it's the correct parity behavior; might be worth a companion test in oven-sh/bun#37933 pinning the first-importer-wins semantics, since the 60-concurrent-imports stress test gives each import a distinct TLA dep and wouldn't catch it.
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What happens
When two dynamic imports race for the same unevaluated top-level-await dependency, the second importer's module body runs under the first importer's async context rather than its own. Concretely:
D.mjs: await 0;
M1.mjs: import './D.mjs'; console.log(als.getStore());
M2.mjs: import './D.mjs'; console.log(als.getStore());
index: als.run(CTX1, () => import('./M1.mjs'));
als.run(CTX2, () => import('./M2.mjs'));
M1 prints CTX1; M2 also prints CTX1 (not CTX2). Before this PR both printed undefined.
Step-by-step trace
dynamicImportLoadSettled(M1)installs CTX1 (JSMicrotask.cpp:1505).innerModuleEvaluation(M1)recurses into D; D has TLA andpendingAsyncDependencies == 0, soD->executeAsync()runs (AbstractModuleRecord.cpp:1354). Inside it,wrapWithCurrent(CyclicModuleRecord.cpp:565) snapshots CTX1 into D'sAsyncModuleExecutionDonereaction. Back in M1,pendingAsyncDependencies == 1, so M1 gets anasyncEvaluationOrderand is appended toD.[[AsyncParentModules]]without executing (AbstractModuleRecord.cpp:1346-1352).dynamicImportLoadSettled(M2)installs CTX2.innerModuleEvaluation(M2)reaches D whose status is nowEvaluatingAsync; step 12.b.v appends M2 toD.[[AsyncParentModules]]and setsM2.pendingAsyncDependencies = 1(AbstractModuleRecord.cpp:1319-1335). At line 1346pendingAsyncDependencies > 0, so M2 does not execute either. The CTX2 scope is torn down; CTX2 is never snapshotted anywhere.- D's
await 0resolves.AsyncModuleExecutionDoneunwraps[D, CTX1]and reinstalls CTX1 (JSMicrotask.cpp:2214).asyncExecutionFulfilled(D)callsgatherAvailableAncestors, which collects {M1, M2}, sorts them, and runsm->execute()for each (CyclicModuleRecord.cpp:733) — both inside the single CTX1 scope.
Result: M2's top-level body observes als.getStore() === CTX1.
Why this is Node parity, not a defect
This is exactly what Node.js does, and matching Node is the PR's stated goal. V8 propagates AsyncLocalStorage via continuation-preserved embedder data, which is captured per promise reaction at PerformPromiseThen time. Per the ES spec, ExecuteAsyncModule(D) calls PerformPromiseThen once — during innerModuleEvaluation(M1), under CTX1 — and AsyncModuleExecutionFulfilled synchronously runs all of D's [[AsyncParentModules]] from that single reaction. So in Node, M2 also observes CTX1. wrapWithCurrent at executeAsync is the direct analogue of V8's CPED-at-PerformPromiseThen, and the observed behavior is the correct parity outcome.
This is also inherent to the ES module design: a TLA module has exactly one completion reaction, and gatherAvailableAncestors runs every waiting parent inside it. There is no per-async-parent capture point where M2's own context could be recorded without diverging from both the spec structure and Node. "Fixing" it (per-parent context storage on CyclicModuleRecord) would make Bun diverge from Node — the opposite of what oven-sh/bun#32693 asks for.
Why it's still worth a note
Before this PR M2 saw undefined; after, it sees a foreign store. That's a move from "wrong per Node" to "matches Node", which is strictly the fix — but it is a newly observable first-importer-wins behavior that nothing in the current test suite pins. The 60-concurrent-imports stress test in the Verification section gives each import a distinct TLA dependency, so it would not exercise this path. A short companion test in oven-sh/bun#37933 asserting M2 sees CTX1 (and confirming it against Node) would lock the parity in and make the limitation discoverable; alternatively a one-line addition to the comment at CyclicModuleRecord.cpp:560-564 noting that a shared TLA dependency's async parents all inherit the first evaluator's context would suffice.
Addressing the objection
One reviewer argued this should not be filed at all because it is intentional Node-matching behavior. That objection is correct on the substance — this is not a code defect and no code change is being requested. The comment is filed as a nit whose only actionable ask is documentation/test coverage of a corner case the PR newly makes observable, which is cheap and does not block merge.
…porter's store (WebKit pin bump) A module loaded with import() from inside als.run() evaluated with no store: JSC links and evaluates the graph from the module loader's internal microtasks, which did not carry the async context active at the import() call. oven-sh/WebKit#274 captures it in loadModule() and installs it around the evaluation, including modules that are executed later because a dependency uses top-level await. Point WEBKIT_VERSION at that change's preview build and add tests for the issue's repro, fresh static dependencies, top-level await in the module and in a dependency, concurrent imports under distinct stores, a module that throws while evaluating, and an import() with no store. Fixes #32693
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…porter's store (WebKit pin bump) A module loaded with import() from inside als.run() evaluated with no store: JSC links and evaluates the graph from the module loader's internal microtasks, which did not carry the async context active at the import() call. oven-sh/WebKit#274 captures it in loadModule() and installs it around the evaluation, including modules that are executed later because a dependency uses top-level await. Point WEBKIT_VERSION at that change's preview build and add tests for the issue's repro, fresh static dependencies, top-level await in the module and in a dependency, concurrent imports under distinct stores, a module that throws while evaluating, and an import() with no store. Fixes #32693
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In `@Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ModuleLoaderPayload.h`:
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I reviewed this PR and the automated bug hunt found no new issues. The earlier TLA-dependency gap is closed (executeAsync snapshots via wrapWithCurrent, AsyncModuleExecutionDone unwraps and reinstalls), and the guard fixes are in place. Because this threads state through core module-evaluation machinery and adds GC-visible fields to two cells, a human look is still worthwhile before merge.
- Checked
unwrapContextTuplerewritescontextArgto field 0 before theuncheckedDowncast<JSModuleRecord>, so both the wrapped and unwrapped paths cast the module, not the tuple. - Checked the new
WriteBarrier<Unknown> m_importerAsyncContextonModuleLoadingContextandModuleLoaderPayloadis appended in eachvisitChildrenImpl. - Checked the
import.defer()branch'sAsyncContextSwapScopestays live across the wholeevaluationListloop. - Checked all new code/include/accessor/member sit under
USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS)withUNUSED_PARAMfor the non-Bun build.
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Overview
The PR captures the async context (Bun's AsyncLocalStorage slot) at a dynamic import() call site and reinstalls it when the imported module graph evaluates, so the module body observes the importer's store rather than undefined. It threads a JSValue importerAsyncContext through ModuleLoadingContext → ModuleLoaderPayload, wraps module->evaluate() and the import.defer() eager-eval loop in dynamicImportLoadSettled with an AsyncContextSwapScope, and (commit 2) makes CyclicModuleRecord::executeAsync snapshot the current context into the AsyncModuleExecutionDone reaction via wrapWithCurrent, with the microtask handler unwrapping it before asyncModuleExecutionDone. Seven files touched, all in Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/.
Security risks
None identified. No parsing, no untrusted input handling, no auth/crypto/permissions. The change moves a JSValue between internal JSC cells and installs it in a VM-owned slot around evaluation. GC safety was checked: both new WriteBarrier<Unknown> fields use WriteBarrierEarlyInit in the constructor and are visited in visitChildrenImpl; the InternalFieldTuple allocated by wrapWithCurrent is held by the promise reaction. The uncheckedDowncast<JSModuleRecord>(contextArg) after unwrapContextTuple is safe because the helper overwrites contextArg in place with tuple field 0 (the module) when wrapped, and leaves it untouched (already the module) when not.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is core JSC module-evaluation semantics: innerModuleEvaluation, executeAsync, AsyncModuleExecutionFulfilled, and the internal-microtask dispatch are all on the hot path for every ES module with top-level await. The change is well-scoped, exhaustively documented, and every added line is under USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS), but the interaction between async-context restoration, TLA dependency ordering, and GC is subtle enough that it does not fit the "simple, mechanical, or obvious" bar for auto-approval.
Other factors
The PR has been through substantial iteration: my earlier finding (module held back by a TLA dependency loses the context) was fixed in commit 2 and covered by a companion Bun test; CodeRabbit's guard nits are addressed in the current diff; the shared-TLA-dependency first-importer-wins behavior I noted on 08-16 is Node parity, not a defect. Verification is strong — Bun's full CI passed 179/179 on three separate preview builds, plus a 60-way concurrent-import GC-stress test under collectContinuously and the eight targeted regression tests in oven-sh/bun#37933. Given all that, this looks correct to me, but the criticality of the code path warrants a human sign-off.
…porter's store (WebKit pin bump) A module loaded with import() from inside als.run() evaluated with no store: JSC links and evaluates the graph from the module loader's internal microtasks, which did not carry the async context active at the import() call. oven-sh/WebKit#274 captures it in loadModule() and installs it around the evaluation, including modules that are executed later because a dependency uses top-level await. Point WEBKIT_VERSION at that change's preview build and add tests for the issue's repro, fresh static dependencies, top-level await in the module and in a dependency, concurrent imports under distinct stores, a module that throws while evaluating, and an import() with no store. Fixes #32693
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…porter's store (WebKit pin bump) A module loaded with import() from inside als.run() evaluated with no store: JSC links and evaluates the graph from the module loader's internal microtasks, which did not carry the async context active at the import() call. oven-sh/WebKit#274 captures it in loadModule() and installs it around the evaluation, including modules that are executed later because a dependency uses top-level await. Point WEBKIT_VERSION at that change's preview build and add tests for the issue's repro, fresh static dependencies, top-level await in the module and in a dependency, concurrent imports under distinct stores, a module that throws while evaluating, and an import() with no store. Fixes #32693
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…porter's store (WebKit pin bump) A module loaded with import() from inside als.run() evaluated with no store: JSC links and evaluates the graph from the module loader's internal microtasks, which did not carry the async context active at the import() call. oven-sh/WebKit#274 captures it in loadModule() and installs it around the evaluation, including modules that are executed later because a dependency uses top-level await. Point WEBKIT_VERSION at that change's preview build and add tests for the issue's repro, fresh static dependencies, top-level await in the module and in a dependency, concurrent imports under distinct stores, a module that throws while evaluating, and an import() with no store. Fixes #32693
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…porter's store (WebKit pin bump) A module loaded with import() from inside als.run() evaluated with no store: JSC links and evaluates the graph from the module loader's internal microtasks, which did not carry the async context active at the import() call. oven-sh/WebKit#274 captures it in loadModule() and installs it around the evaluation, including modules that are executed later because a dependency uses top-level await. Point WEBKIT_VERSION at that change's preview build and add tests for the issue's repro, fresh static dependencies, top-level await in the module and in a dependency, concurrent imports under distinct stores, a module that throws while evaluating, and an import() with no store. Fixes #32693
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…porter's store (WebKit pin bump) A module loaded with import() from inside als.run() evaluated with no store: JSC links and evaluates the graph from the module loader's internal microtasks, which did not carry the async context active at the import() call. oven-sh/WebKit#274 captures it in loadModule() and installs it around the evaluation, including modules that are executed later because a dependency uses top-level await. Point WEBKIT_VERSION at that change's preview build and add tests for the issue's repro, fresh static dependencies, top-level await in the module and in a dependency, concurrent imports under distinct stores, a module that throws while evaluating, and an import() with no store. Fixes #32693
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…porter's store (WebKit pin bump) A module loaded with import() from inside als.run() evaluated with no store: JSC links and evaluates the graph from the module loader's internal microtasks, which did not carry the async context active at the import() call. oven-sh/WebKit#274 captures it in loadModule() and installs it around the evaluation, including modules that are executed later because a dependency uses top-level await. Point WEBKIT_VERSION at that change's preview build and add tests for the issue's repro, fresh static dependencies, top-level await in the module and in a dependency, concurrent imports under distinct stores, a module that throws while evaluating, and an import() with no store. Fixes #32693
… context A dynamic import() starts its module load synchronously from requestImportModule, but the graph's link+evaluate runs several internal microtasks later, by which point the async context slot (m_asyncContextData, backing Bun's AsyncLocalStorage) has been reset. The imported module's top-level code, and the static dependencies it pulls in, therefore evaluate with no active store, where Node reports the store that was active at the import() call site. Capture the slot in loadModule() when ModuleLoadFlag::Dynamic is set, carry it on ModuleLoadingContext into ModuleLoaderPayload (next to referrerAsyncOrder, which already travels the same route), and install it with AsyncContextSwapScope around module->evaluate() in ContinueDynamicImport's linkAndEvaluateClosure, and around the eager async-dependency evaluation on the import.defer() path. Top-level await inside the imported module keeps working without further changes: resolveWithInternalMicrotaskForAsyncAwait snapshots the slot at the await, and AsyncModuleExecutionResume reinstalls it. Fixes oven-sh/bun#32693.
…ncies InnerModuleEvaluation does not execute a module whose dependency is still evaluating asynchronously; it only records an evaluation order and leaves the body to AsyncModuleExecutionFulfilled, which runs from the AsyncModuleExecutionDone microtask once the dependency settles. That microtask carried no async context, so a dynamically imported module with a top-level-await dependency still evaluated with no store even though its dependency ran under the importer's context. Snapshot the current context in executeAsync, wrapping it with the module in an InternalFieldTuple the same way resolveWithInternalMicrotaskForAsyncAwait does for AsyncModuleExecutionResume, and reinstall it in AsyncModuleExecutionDone. executeAsync runs inside the dynamicImportLoadSettled scope (directly or from an earlier AsyncModuleExecutionFulfilled), so the snapshot is the importer's context. With no context active, wrapWithCurrent returns the module itself and nothing is allocated.
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…porter's store (WebKit pin bump) A module loaded with import() from inside als.run() evaluated with no store: JSC links and evaluates the graph from the module loader's internal microtasks, which did not carry the async context active at the import() call. oven-sh/WebKit#274 captures it in loadModule() and installs it around the evaluation, including modules that are executed later because a dependency uses top-level await. Point WEBKIT_VERSION at that change's preview build and add tests for the issue's repro, fresh static dependencies, top-level await in the module and in a dependency, concurrent imports under distinct stores, a module that throws while evaluating, and an import() with no store. Fixes #32693
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import()starts its module load synchronously fromrequestImportModule, but the graph's link+evaluate runs several internal microtasks later (ModuleLoadTopSettled→ graph load →DynamicImportLoadSettled→module->evaluate()). Internal-microtask reactions don't snapshot the async context slot the way promise reactions do, so by the time the module body runs,m_asyncContextDatahas been reset.The imported module's top-level code, and every dependency it pulls in fresh, therefore evaluate with no active store, where Node (via continuation-preserved embedder data) reports the store that was active at the
import()call site. Reported as oven-sh/bun#32693.Repro (against Bun with this fork)
store.mjslazy.mjsindex.mjsFix
The branch is based on ceb9f90 (current main), the commit oven-sh/bun main currently pins, so the preview build is exactly "current bun pin + these two commits" and bun's CI run against it isolates this change; the upgrades touched JSModuleLoader.cpp, JSMicrotask.cpp and CyclicModuleRecord.cpp only in unrelated places (failed-fetch bookkeeping, argument plumbing, a constructor parameter), and the two commits re-applied with identical hunks.
Commit 1 (the original change, rebased and switched to the
AsyncContextSwapScopehelper from #301):JSModuleLoader::loadModule: whenModuleLoadFlag::Dynamicis set, read the current context withAsyncContextSwapScope::current(). This runs synchronously with theimport()expression (beforefetch()hands control to the host), so the slot holds the importer's context.ModuleLoadingContext, then ontoModuleLoaderPayloadinmoduleLoadTopSettled(both already threadreferrerAsyncOrderthe same way; both gain a visitedWriteBarrier<Unknown>).dynamicImportLoadSettled: install it withAsyncContextSwapScopearoundmodule->evaluate()(ContinueDynamicImport step 6.c) and around the eager async-dependency evaluation on theimport.defer()path.innerModuleEvaluationexecutes the unevaluated subgraph inside that call, so synchronous dependencies get the context too.Commit 2 (new, closes the gap pointed out in review): a module whose dependency has top-level
awaitis not executed insideevaluate()at all.InnerModuleEvaluationstep 12 only assigns it an evaluation order; its body runs later fromAsyncModuleExecutionFulfilled, driven by theAsyncModuleExecutionDonemicrotask, which carried no context.CyclicModuleRecord::executeAsyncnow snapshots the current context withAsyncContextSwapScope::wrapWithCurrent()(anInternalFieldTuple[module, asyncContext], the same shaperesolveWithInternalMicrotaskForAsyncAwaituses forAsyncModuleExecutionResume), and theAsyncModuleExecutionDonecase unwraps and reinstalls it aroundasyncModuleExecutionDone.executeAsyncalways runs inside the scope from commit 1 (directly frominnerModuleEvaluation, or from an earlierasyncExecutionFulfilledthat is itself running under the reinstalled context), so the snapshot is the importer's context. With no context active,wrapWithCurrentreturns the module itself and nothing is allocated.Top-level await inside the imported module itself needs nothing further:
resolveWithInternalMicrotaskForAsyncAwaitsnapshots the slot at theawaitandAsyncModuleExecutionResume(#252) reinstalls it, so the post-awaitcontinuation inherits what the synchronous prefix ran under.Everything is under
USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS); the non-Bun build keeps the old behavior (UNUSED_PARAMfor the threaded parameter, originalexecuteAsyncline in the#else).Verification
Built Bun (
oven-sh/bunmain9a543cc18f) against this branch on linux x64 with the debug, ASAN, assertions-on JSC configuration (build:local). The current head (a919cd4) carries the same two diffs (identical added/removed lines) on top of ceb9f90; abuild:localof an earlier head (c2e7106, same engine files on 1817c3c) reproduces the results above (issue repro prints CONTEXT, 199/199 across the bun suites listed). oven-sh/bun#37933 pinned to earlier previews of this branch went through bun's full CI green three times: build 99632 (510735dd, on 0cbb4a1), build 99675 (e1601144, on c6cfe90) and build 100414 (08838174, on eeab040), 179/179 jobs each; builds 101299 (d7864bb, on 0f966e8), 102196 (026f29a0, on b7f217b) 104083 (f54d8015, on aea1f01), 104857 (7fe750e7, on c148a12) and 105580 (8953bfca, on cb61607) each had one or two unrelated red lanes that bun main reproduces (different tests each time, none involving import()); builds 105882 (aa889dbb, on 1cb96a7), 106151 (aa573f9b, on 7688227) and 106416 (1578fe04, on 2da33d5) passed 181/181; build 106969 (cdb18c7, on 7259739) was 177/181 with four red lanes that bun main reproduces; builds 107118 (7eb255f, on 0bb01ed) and 107225 (5ba4bb4, on f5deafe) were 179/181 with two red lanes each that bun main reproduces; build 107637 (c2e7106, on 1817c3c) reached 179 passed with no failures before a newer push superseded it; build 107659 (c2096f6, on c4ddc0c) was 179/181 with two unrelated darwin x64 lanes red that bun main reproduces or that do not involve import().lazy:CONTEXT.test/js/node/async_hooks/AsyncLocalStorage.test.ts,describe("dynamic import() module evaluation"), in AsyncLocalStorage: evaluate dynamically imported modules under the importer's store (WebKit pin bump) bun#37933, which bumps the pin) pass. Seven of them fail on the current pin; the top-level-await-dependency case additionally fails with only commit 1 applied (store: undefined), which is what commit 2 fixes. The control case (import()with no active store staysundefined) passes in all configurations.import()s, each under a distinctals.run()store object and each pulling in a top-level-await dependency plus a synchronous sibling, underBUN_JSC_collectContinuously=1: 0 mismatches, no assertion failures (60/60 mismatches on the unfixed binary).test/js/node/async_hooks/,concurrent-dynamic-import,dynamic-import-tla-cycle,import-defer,require-esm-transitive-tla,require-esm-microtask-order,require-esm-gc-roots,esModule,import-query, and regression tests 32178 / 27428 / 18595 / 26286: 199 pass, 0 fail.