fix(compile): auto-optimize feature detection scans class bodies; url-engine covers URL-as-a-value (#11121) - #11133
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…1121) Auto-optimize's text-grep gates each built their own init+functions HIR string; only some had been patched to add classes. A URL use that lives only inside a class body (@redis/client's static parseURL) left global-url off, compiling out the dynamic-construct URL arm, so new ns.URL(u) built a non-URL and every URL.prototype getter threw an incompatible-receiver TypeError. Build one init+functions+classes corpus and use it for every gate.
…url require (#11121) A URL built through a require("node:url") namespace (new ns.URL(u)) carries none of the Url* HIR tokens, so url-engine stayed off and String(url) on it fell back to [object]-style coercion: new ns.URL(rel, urlObj) threw ERR_INVALID_URL.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesFeature detection now scans a shared HIR Debug-text corpus containing module initialization, functions, and classes. URL-engine detection also recognizes URL value references and URL module require calls. Tests cover class-body URL and Temporal usage, and a regression fixture exercises URL operations inside class members. Class-aware feature detection
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🟡 Minor · Traverse class bodies in global crypto detection. · feature_detect.rs:243
crates/perry/src/commands/compile/collect_modules/feature_detect.rs:243
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winTraverse class bodies in global crypto detection.
module_uses_global_crypto_namespacechecks onlymodule.initandmodule.functions. Lowered class methods are stored undermodule.classes. A class method that aliasesglobalThis.cryptoand callsc.randomUUID()can therefore leavectx.uses_crypto_builtinsfalse and omit the crypto bridge from auto-optimized builds. Extend the structured walker to traverse class bodies.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/collect_modules/feature_detect.rs`:
- Line 114: Update the URL feature detection in the HIR scan so ordinary string
literals such as "url" do not set ctx.uses_url or trigger the URL engine; detect
URL-module usage only from require calls or tracked import provenance. Add a
negative test confirming an ordinary "url" string does not enable URL support.
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In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/collect_modules/feature_detect.rs`:
- Line 243: Extend module_uses_global_crypto_namespace to traverse method bodies
in module.classes as well as module.init and module.functions. Ensure class
methods using globalThis.crypto are detected so crypto bridge usage is recorded
for auto-optimized builds.
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Limit "url" matching to URL-module provenance.
An ordinary source string can lower to the HIR Expr::String variant and appear as String("url"). The URL detector then sets ctx.uses_url, and the auto-optimized build requests perry-runtime/url-engine, adding approximately 195 KB of url/idna code without a URL API. Match a require call or tracked import provenance instead, and add a negative test for an ordinary "url" string.
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In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/collect_modules/feature_detect.rs` at line
114, Update the URL feature detection in the HIR scan so ordinary string
literals such as "url" do not set ctx.uses_url or trigger the URL engine; detect
URL-module usage only from require calls or tracked import provenance. Add a
negative test confirming an ordinary "url" string does not enable URL support.
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Fixes #11121
Root cause
This is an auto-optimize feature-detection false negative. It is not a URL brand-check bug, and it does not depend on require order.
RedisClient.parseURLfails only in an auto-optimized build. The full runtime (PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1) returns the right result onmain, and did so at the issue's commit d8f24f1 too, which I built and ran. That is why the issue's narrowing looked like it depended on the require prelude.collect_modules/feature_detect.rsdecides which optional runtime features to link by text-grepping each module's lowered HIR. Most gates built their corpus frominit+functionsonly. Class methods, accessors, static blocks and field initializers are stored underclasses. A few gates had been patched to addclassesone at a time: fetch, wasm, zlib, regex, Math, diagnostics, and the native-name bindings. The others had not.The only URL use in
@redis/client/dist/lib/client/index.jsis insidestatic parseURL, soglobal-urlstayed off. The dynamic-construct dispatcher's"URL"arm inclass_registry/construct.rsis#[cfg(feature = "global-url")](#7008), sonew node_url_1.URL(u)fell through to the generic construct. The result was an object linked toURL.prototype(hence[object URL]) that carried no URL state, sorequire_url_receiver→is_url_object_shaperejected it.A second, smaller gap:
url-enginealso gatesString(url), JSON and the setter paths for URL objects, not only the host parser. Its gate did not recognize the URL family used as a value (ns.URL) or a CommonJSrequire("node:url"). With only the first fix,new ns.URL(rel, urlObj)threwERR_INVALID_URL.Fix (compiler only:
crates/perry/src/commands/compile/collect_modules/feature_detect.rs)init+functions+classes, and use it for every gate. Adding HIR to the corpus can only switch a feature on (a size cost), never off. So this closes the class-body false-negative family for every gate at once (Temporal, EventEmitter, Intl, text, websocket, webcrypto, webfetch, proc-ipc, readline, dgram, …). It also formats each module once instead of about 12 times.debug_hir_uses_url_engine: the existingUrl*/module: "url"tokens, plus the quoted"URLtoken (the oneglobal-urlalready uses) and therequirestrings"node:url"/"url".Validation (perrymaster,
--profile perry-dev, Node 26.5.1 at /opt/node-v26.5.1-linux-x64)test-files/test_gap_11121_url_in_class_body.cts, a package-free minimization in which every URL use is inside a class body:main784ed8e, auto-optimize:TypeError: Value of URL.prototype.hostname called on an incompatible receiver.mainwithPERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1: already identical.PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1, so this test cannot discriminate there. The full tier's auto-optimize shards do.@redis/client6.1.0),RedisClient.parseURL("redis://127.0.0.1:6379"), auto-optimize:main: the TypeError above.{"socket":{"host":"127.0.0.1","tls":false,"port":6379}}, identical to Node.createClient({ url })(from@redis/client) now gets pastparseURLand fails later, on this branch and onmain, withTypeError: Cannot access private member from an object whose class did not declare itatget isOpen. That is the redis: EventEmitter validation throws "argument must be an instance of EventEmitter. Received type string ('error')" on connect #11042 wrong-parent-constructor bug (open PR fix(hir): give each evaluation of a dynamic-heritage class expression its own class (#11042) #11122), not this one. I did not test it combined with fix(hir): give each evaluation of a dynamic-heritage class expression its own class (#11042) #11122.cargo test -p perry --bin perry feature_detect: 9 passed, 3 of them new. One asserts that a URL use only inside a class body enablesuses_global_urlanduses_url, one covers theurl-enginetoken set including abaseUrlnegative, and one covers a Temporal use only inside a class body.mainvs this branch vs Node: 22 related gap tests (URL/URLSearchParams, legacy url, URL JSON/toString, URL subclass, brand checks, symbol/export getters, private brandin, CJS require shapes). This was a compile-and-diff loop with a separate pristinemainbuild in its own target dir, not the harness.test_gap_10754_cjs_conditional_require_shapes.ctsandtest_gap_cjs_conditional_require_deferred.tsdiffer from Node on both arms, with byte-identical Perry output on each. That is pre-existing or an artifact of my loop (it compiles a copy outsidetest-files/), and not affected by this change.cargo fmt --all -- --check: clean.scripts/check_file_size.sh: clean.SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 scripts/run_lint_gates.sh: 87 of 88 script gates passed; the compile tier was not run. The one failure iscargo xwin check, becausecargo-xwinis not installed on the Linux host, so it is not related to this change.Not run
cargo test --workspace.Merge note
#11126 and #10704 also edit
feature_detect.rs, so expect textual conflicts. If either adds a gate with its ownlet hir_debug = format!(...), drop that line when resolving and use the shared corpus.Summary by CodeRabbit