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Bun's require(esm) currently surfaces __esModule via a custom accessor on a bespoke module-namespace prototype. Reading ns.__esModule returns true, but every own-property view (Object.keys, Object.hasOwn, spread, Object.assign, JSON.stringify) loses it, so interop helpers that clone the namespace before checking the flag double-wrap and callers end up reaching for .default.default. Node's require(esm) returns a null-prototype namespace with __esModule as an own enumerable data property, added only when the module has a default export. This drops the prototype override so the namespace structure uses the spec's null prototype again, and gates the marker on the module having a default export. The marker is now stored on the namespace via the existing JSModuleNamespaceObject::put override and reported as an own property by the namespace object's own-property hooks. Depends on oven-sh/WebKit#279, which teaches JSModuleNamespaceObject to surface m_hasESModuleMarker as an own property. Without that change this commit regresses: put() on the null-prototype, non-extensible namespace is a no-op and __esModule disappears entirely.
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Bun's require(esm) currently surfaces __esModule via a custom accessor on a bespoke module-namespace prototype. Reading ns.__esModule returns true, but every own-property view (Object.keys, Object.hasOwn, spread, Object.assign, JSON.stringify) loses it, so interop helpers that clone the namespace before checking the flag double-wrap and callers end up reaching for .default.default. Node's require(esm) returns a null-prototype namespace with __esModule as an own enumerable data property, added only when the module has a default export. This drops the prototype override so the namespace structure uses the spec's null prototype again, and gates the marker on the module having a default export. The marker is now stored on the namespace via the existing JSModuleNamespaceObject::put override and reported as an own property by the namespace object's own-property hooks. Depends on oven-sh/WebKit#279, which teaches JSModuleNamespaceObject to surface m_hasESModuleMarker as an own property. Without that change this commit regresses: put() on the null-prototype, non-extensible namespace is a no-op and __esModule disappears entirely.
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| } else if (propertyName == vm.propertyNames->__esModule && !thisObject->m_exports.contains(propertyName.uid())) [[unlikely]] { | ||
| RELEASE_AND_RETURN(scope, Base::put(thisObject, globalObject, propertyName, value, slot)); | ||
| thisObject->m_hasESModuleMarker = value.toBoolean(globalObject) ? WTF::TriState::True : WTF::TriState::False; | ||
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🟡 The mirror case: on a spec-standard import * as ns namespace (non-extensible, marker starts Indeterminate, so __esModule is reported absent), put() here and defineOwnProperty at 374-377 still flip the marker to True and return true, materializing a new own non-configurable property on a non-extensible object — violating the same §6.1.7.3 invariant and diverging from spec §10.4.6 ([[Set]] → false) and Node (which throws). Note the earlier comment's suggested fix (gate presence on marker != Indeterminate) does not cover this for put(): after put transitions Indeterminate→True the property still appears; the write itself needs to be rejected when the marker is Indeterminate (or the object is non-extensible).
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What the bug is
This is the opposite direction of the True→False issue already flagged on this line. That comment covers a non-configurable property disappearing; this one covers a property appearing on a non-extensible object.
For a spec-standard namespace obtained via import * as ns from './x.mjs' or await import('./x.mjs'), getModuleNamespace is called with the default shouldPreventExtensions = true (AbstractModuleRecord.h:235, JSModuleNamespaceObject.h:48), so finishCreation calls preventExtensions(this, ...) and Object.isExtensible(ns) === false. Nothing on that path touches m_hasESModuleMarker, so it stays at its default TriState::Indeterminate (JSModuleNamespaceObject.h:78), and getOwnPropertySlotCommon (line 171, gated on == True) reports __esModule as absent.
After this PR, both write paths accept __esModule unconditionally whenever it isn't a real export:
put()at 254-256:thisObject->m_hasESModuleMarker = value.toBoolean(...) ? True : False; return true;defineOwnProperty()at 374-377: same, gated only ondescriptor.value().
Neither consults isStructureExtensible() nor the current marker state. Once the marker is True, getOwnPropertySlotCommon reports it as an own {value:true, writable:true, enumerable:true, configurable:false} property, getOwnPropertyNames lists it, and deleteProperty returns false.
Step-by-step proof
// x.mjs: export const a = 1;
import * as ns from './x.mjs';
Object.isExtensible(ns); // false
Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(ns, '__esModule'); // undefined (marker == Indeterminate)
Object.defineProperty(ns, '__esModule', {value: true}); // returns ns, no throw ← should throw
Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(ns, '__esModule'); // {value:true, writable:true, enumerable:true, configurable:false}
Object.keys(ns); // ['__esModule', 'a']Trace of the defineProperty call: defineOwnProperty runs getOwnPropertyDescriptor → isCurrentDefined = false (marker is Indeterminate), then hits the propertyName == __esModule && !m_exports.contains(...) branch at line 374, writes m_hasESModuleMarker = True, and returns true — never reaching the if (!isCurrentDefined) rejection at line 381. The put() path (ns.__esModule = true in sloppy mode, or Reflect.set) is identical: line 254 matches, line 255 flips the marker, line 256 returns true, never reaching the spec's unconditional return false at line 262.
Why existing code doesn't prevent it
Before this PR the branch delegated to Base::put / Base::defineOwnProperty. With the companion Bun change removing the prototype accessor (null prototype), those would hit ordinary non-extensible checks and fail. The new code writes the TriState directly, and the USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS) block is compile-time — it applies to all namespace objects in Bun's build, including spec-standard ESM ones where Bun never sets the marker.
Impact
ECMA-262 §6.1.7.3 requires that [[DefineOwnProperty]](P, Desc) return false when the target is non-extensible and P is not already an own property, and §10.4.6.9 defines module-namespace [[Set]] to unconditionally return false. Both are violated. Node throws TypeError: Cannot add property __esModule, object is not extensible for the same operation.
In practice this is unlikely to bite: transpiler interop helpers write __esModule to their own exports objects or read it from imported namespaces — nobody writes it onto an import * namespace. But it's a genuine spec-invariant regression on the standard ESM path, and worth fixing alongside the already-flagged issue since the code is adjacent.
Why the earlier comment's fix isn't sufficient here
The earlier inline comment suggests "gate presence on marker != Indeterminate and report jsBoolean(marker == True)", plus "let the __esModule branch fall through to the existing attribute checks in defineOwnProperty".
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defineOwnPropertyhalf of that fix does happen to cover this case: falling through withisCurrentDefined == falsereaches the step-3 rejection at line 381. - But the
put()half does not: afterputtransitions Indeterminate→True,marker != Indeterminateis now true and the property appears — the invariant is still violated.put()needs an additional guard, e.g. only take the branch whenm_hasESModuleMarker != Indeterminate(i.e. the property already exists), otherwise fall through to the spec'sreturn false/throwTypeErrorat 260-262. Equivalently, gate onisStructureExtensible()or on the marker having been explicitly set byrequire(esm).
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In `@Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/JSModuleNamespaceObject.cpp`:
- Around line 374-377: Update the __esModule handling in the
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| } else if (propertyName == vm.propertyNames->__esModule && !thisObject->m_exports.contains(propertyName.uid()) && value.toBoolean(globalObject)) [[unlikely]] { | ||
| // Once set, the marker is reported as a non-configurable own property, so a write that would | ||
| // remove it falls through to the ordinary namespace [[Set]] failure below. | ||
| thisObject->m_hasESModuleMarker = WTF::TriState::True; | ||
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Handle false writes to the active __esModule marker.
The marker is reported as writable, but put accepts only truthy values. After activation, Reflect.set(namespace, "__esModule", false) returns false, and strict assignment throws. Clear m_hasESModuleMarker for false writes, or report the marker as non-writable. Add regression tests.
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258, Update the __esModule handling in the namespace object's put path so writes
to an active marker accept false values by clearing m_hasESModuleMarker and
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…ototype namespace Bun surfaced the require(esm) interop marker through a custom accessor on a bespoke module-namespace prototype. Reading ns.__esModule returned true, but every own-property view (Object.keys, Object.hasOwn, spread, Object.assign, JSON.stringify) lost it, so interop helpers that clone the namespace before checking the flag double-wrapped and callers ended up at .default.default. Node returns a null-prototype namespace with __esModule as an own enumerable, non-configurable data property, added only when the module has a default export and does not export __esModule itself. With oven-sh/WebKit#279 reporting m_hasESModuleMarker as an own property from JSModuleNamespaceObject, this drops the prototype override and its accessors, drops the NodeVM prototype reset that existed only because of that override, and gates the marker on Node's rule. The WebKit pin points at that PR's preview build until it lands.
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When Bun's require(esm) sets m_hasESModuleMarker on a module namespace
object, the marker was previously surfaced through a custom accessor on
a bespoke prototype. That made ns.__esModule read as true but kept it
invisible to own-property operations (Object.keys, Object.hasOwn,
spread, Object.assign, JSON.stringify), which is what transpiler interop
helpers rely on after cloning the namespace.
Node's require(esm) returns a namespace where __esModule is an own,
enumerable, non-configurable data property, interleaved with the other
exports in code-point order, and writes to it fail like writes to any
other namespace binding.
This change makes m_hasESModuleMarker == True behave that way:
getOwnPropertySlotCommon reports { value: true, writable, enumerable,
configurable: false } directly on this
getOwnPropertyNames inserts __esModule at its sorted position
deleteProperty refuses, like an export binding
put / defineOwnProperty a truthy data write sets the flag; anything
else falls through to the namespace's normal
[[Set]] / [[DefineOwnProperty]] failure, so
a property once observed as non-configurable
never disappears again
With this in place Bun can drop its custom moduleNamespaceObjectStructure
prototype and return to the spec's null prototype.
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When Bun's
require(esm)setsm_hasESModuleMarkeron a module namespace object, the marker is currently surfaced through a custom accessor that Bun installs on a bespoke prototype.ns.__esModulereadstrue, but the marker is invisible to own-property operations (Object.keys,Object.hasOwn, spread,Object.assign,JSON.stringify), which is what transpiler interop helpers look at after they clone the namespace.Node's
require(esm)returns a namespace where__esModuleis an own{value: true, writable: true, enumerable: true, configurable: false}property, sorted in with the other exports, on a null-prototype object, and writes to it fail like writes to any other namespace binding.This makes
m_hasESModuleMarker == Truebehave that way:getOwnPropertySlotCommonthiswithDontDeletegetOwnPropertyNames__esModuleat its code-point position among the exportsdeletePropertyput/defineOwnPropertyThe marker has to live on the namespace object rather than be an ordinary property because
AbstractModuleRecordcaches one namespace per record: whenimport()creates it first, it is non-extensible and an ordinary put from the laterrequire()fails. It also has to be reported fromgetOwnPropertyNamesdirectly, because the structure's own properties are only walked when the caller asks for symbols, so an ordinary property shows up in spread but not inObject.keys.Companion: oven-sh/bun#33894 drops the prototype override, pins this PR's preview build, and carries the tests.