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fix(tests): judge cold-spawn warm-up registration structurally - #5080
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The coverage guard recorded a file as warmed when its text contained the substring helpers/cold-spawn-warmup, so a comment, a string literal, or an import left behind after the beforeAll call was deleted all satisfied it while the measured child paid the cold module-graph load again (#5060). tests/helpers/warmup-registration.ts replaces the substring with a structural judge over the file tokens: it follows the import binding from the exact helper module through aliases, finds the bun:test beforeAll registration and the scope of its inline callback, requires the call on that callback direct path, and requires the promise to reach the hook by await or return. A file it cannot read is reported unreadable rather than answered. Parsing uses the scanner from typescript/unstable/ast, the same entry point tests/responses/responses-fetch-helpers-boundary.test.ts already uses, because TypeScript 7.0.2 is the native port and publishes no in-process parser.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR replaces substring-based warm-up checks with structural registration analysis. It adds token scanning, accepted and rejected registration tests, disposition validation, and CI test-layout registration. ChangesWarm-up registration validation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ColdSpawnWarmupTest
participant TestSource
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ColdSpawnWarmupTest->>TestSource: read test source
ColdSpawnWarmupTest->>WarmupRegistration: analyzeWarmupRegistration(fileName, source)
WarmupRegistration->>TestSource: inspect imports, hooks, and warm-up calls
WarmupRegistration-->>ColdSpawnWarmupTest: return registration report
ColdSpawnWarmupTest->>ColdSpawnWarmupTest: compare disposition with report
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In `@tests/ci-workflows/cold-spawn-warmup.test.ts`:
- Around line 147-148: Update the unwarmed-disposition assertion around the
report result to validate report.rejected instead of ignoring it, allowing only
the expected no-runtime-binding diagnostic. Ensure namespace imports of the
warm-up helper followed by warmModuleGraph calls are rejected, and add a
regression covering that case so active warm-up calls cannot pass as unwarmed.
In `@tests/helpers/warmup-registration.ts`:
- Around line 424-435: Update redeclarationOf and warmupCallIn to track bindings
introduced by callback or function parameters, including parenthesized
parameters with default values, for every scope that can contain an accepted
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only the file-level bindings map, so parameter shadowing such as warmColdSpawn
correctly selects the callback parameter and does not record a false
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- Around line 229-235: Update the hook-registration scan around callbackBody to
track enclosing contexts and reject hook calls inside conditional blocks or
uncalled functions. Accept registrations only for top-level calls or calls
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- Around line 519-523: The warmupCallIn scanning logic currently accepts a
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Reject unsupported warm-up imports in unwarmed dispositions.
Line 147 ignores report.rejected. An unwarmed file can import * as warmup from tests/helpers/cold-spawn-warmup and await warmup.warmModuleGraph(...). The analyzer returns empty bindings and registrations, but records a namespace rejection. This assertion passes, so CI accepts an active warm-up in a file recorded as unwarmed.
Require the only allowed rejection to be the normal no-runtime-binding diagnostic, or add a dedicated analyzer result that proves no warm-up helper import exists. Add a regression for the namespace-import case.
As per PR objectives, unwarmed dispositions must forbid active warm-up calls.
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In `@tests/ci-workflows/cold-spawn-warmup.test.ts` around lines 147 - 148, Update
the unwarmed-disposition assertion around the report result to validate
report.rejected instead of ignoring it, allowing only the expected
no-runtime-binding diagnostic. Ensure namespace imports of the warm-up helper
followed by warmModuleGraph calls are rejected, and add a regression covering
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Four gaps the first pass left, each of which accepts a file that pays the cold load anyway: a namespace import warms without binding a name the judge follows, so an unwarmed disposition now requires no helper import at all rather than no binding; a hook registered in an uncalled helper or behind a false condition registers nothing, so a registration must sit at the top level or in a describe callback, unconditionally; a callback parameter of the same name shadows the import with no declaration keyword to find; and a warm-up that is one operand of the returned expression leaves the hook settling on something else.
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In `@tests/helpers/warmup-registration.ts`:
- Line 268: Update the scanner logic around statementConditional to reset
conditional state when a direct conditional consequent ends via automatic
semicolon insertion, not only on SyntaxKind.SemicolonToken. Add a regression
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A semicolonless guarded registration left the conditional flag set for the next line, so the unconditional hook after it was refused too. Statement level now also ends at a line break after a token a statement can end on, with the token that begins a guarded statement exempted so if (false) on its own line still guards what follows it.
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🟠 Major · Resolve describe before accepting its scope. · warmup-registration.ts:342
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winResolve
describebefore accepting its scope.Line 342 accepts a frame when its owner text is
describe. It does not verify that the callback belongs to an executing test-runnerdescribe.For example, a local binding can suppress the callback:
const describe = (_name: string, _callback: () => void) => {}; describe("suite", () => { beforeAll(async () => { await warmModuleGraph(options); }); });The hook never registers, but the scanner records the callback frame as
describeand reports a valid warm-up. Reject locally declared or rebounddescribevalues before accepting a describe-scoped hook. Add a regression for this shadowing case.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/helpers/warmup-registration.ts`:
- Around line 316-318: Update the statement-conditional reset near
CAN_END_STATEMENT so it does not clear statementConditional when the next token
continues the previous expression, including (, [, or ,. Add a regression
covering the adjacent beforeAll continuation form and assert
warmupIsRegistered(report) remains false.
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In `@tests/helpers/warmup-registration.ts`:
- Line 342: Update the scope detection around foreignScope so a frame owned by
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A line break only ends a statement when the next line cannot continue the previous expression. A line opening with a paren continues it, so drawing the boundary on the line break alone read the second half of one conditional consequent as unconditional and accepted it.
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🟠 Major · Resolve beforeAll and describe at their call sites. · warmup-registration.ts:307-317
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winResolve
beforeAllanddescribeat their call sites.At
tests/helpers/warmup-registration.ts:307-317, hook recognition checks only the identifier text. A locally shadowedbeforeAllcan therefore match the imported hook name, contain the warm-up call, and be recorded as a registration even though Bun never receives or runs it.Scope recognition has the same defect at
tests/helpers/warmup-registration.ts:358-391and402-416. Any call rooted atdescribeis accepted without resolving it to the non-typebun:testimport. A localdescribecan prevent the callback and nested hook from running, whilewarmupIsRegisteredtreats the file as warmed.Resolve both framework identifiers against their lexical bindings at the shared call-site recognition boundary. Accept only the corresponding non-type
bun:testimport, including aliases. Treat local, rebound, or unresolved bindings as non-framework calls. Add regression tests for localbeforeAllanddescribeshadowing.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 307-317: Update the shared call-site recognition logic in the
warm-up registration analysis to resolve beforeAll and describe through their
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The token walker reconstructed scoping, statement and expression grammar by hand, and the gaps were false passes: an expression-bodied arrow created no scope, so a hook registered inside one read as top-level work, and a shadowed beforeAll took a correctly awaited callback while nothing ran. It now recognises four shapes - an awaited or returned statement in a beforeAll callback, a beforeAll expression body, and a module-level await - and every other occurrence of a warm-up binding is one refusal naming its line and its scope chain. Provenance is required for beforeAll and describe as well as for the warm-up name. TypeScript 7.0.2 publishes no in-process parser (typescript/unstable/ast exports the node FACTORY, and parsed trees come from the tsgo client), so the alternative to an exact accept-set is more hand-written grammar, where each wrong guess is a false pass. Refusing a legitimate file no longer blocks it: a disposition records the construct in unmodeled, and the judge must still see the warm-up and still refuse it for that reason, so deleting the call or dropping the await fails again.
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In `@tests/ci-workflows/warmup-registration.test.ts`:
- Around line 57-59: Add an accepted-shape test beside the existing
warmModuleGraph cases in the warm-up judge suite that imports and awaits
warmColdSpawn, then assert the registration report contains the warmColdSpawn
helper, local name, hook-statement shape, and expected line.
- Around line 77-85: Update the three warmup registration assertions in the test
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with the expected single-element array, matching the existing mapped-shape
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- Around line 346-348: Update CallFrame and calleeBefore to retain the member
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braceLayer read a block as a describe body from the callee name alone, so describe.skip and a describe behind a false condition both produced a suite scope and a hook inside one was recorded as a registration while nothing ran. A suite now counts only for a plain statement call of the bare imported name, and the refusal says which of the two it was. Adds fixtures for both, and one for warmColdSpawn, which no fixture pinned.
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Summary
Closes #5060.
The cold-spawn warm-up coverage guard decided whether a file was warmed by asking whether its text contained the substring "helpers/cold-spawn-warmup". A comment, a string literal, or an import left behind after the beforeAll call was deleted all satisfied that, so the measured child could go back to paying its cold module-graph load inside a timed assertion while the guard in front of it stayed green.
tests/helpers/warmup-registration.ts replaces the substring with a judge that recognises four shapes exactly and refuses every other construct by name, and the guard now asks it instead.
W below is a name bound by a direct named import of tests/helpers/cold-spawn-warmup, aliases followed; the call may be W(...) or W?.(...). describe and beforeAll must be direct named imports of bun:test, and neither may be rebound anywhere in the file.
In the statement shapes the call is the whole statement: it begins right after a brace or a semicolon and ends on its own semicolon or on the brace that closes the hook. A function expression stands in for the arrow anywhere above. Nesting is exact - every block between the file and the hook must be a describe callback, the open calls must be exactly the calls that own those blocks, and a describe counts only when it is a plain statement call of the bare imported name.
Refused, by design, each as one diagnostic naming the line and the enclosing scopes: a namespace import of the helper and any call through it; a barrel or re-export path, whose specifier does not resolve to the helper module; an alias through a variable and a callback the hook reaches by name; a call in a scope the judge does not model, including a nested function, an uncalled helper, a bare block and a conditional branch even when every branch warms; a hook inside a suite that is not a plain describe statement, such as describe.each or a suite behind a condition; a parameter of the same name; and fire-and-forget, void, or a call that is one operand of a larger expression.
That list is the design rather than a backlog, and it is what the review asked for over a judge that guesses at twenty shapes. TypeScript 7.0.2 publishes no in-process parser, so the alternative to an exact accept-set is more hand-written grammar, where every wrong guess is a false pass. A refusal is the opposite failure: loud, located, and cheap to answer.
A refusal does not block a legitimate file. A disposition records the construct in
unmodeled, and the judge must still see the warm-up and still refuse it for that stated reason, so deleting the call or dropping the await changes the refusal and fails again.On the parsed-tree path
The review noted that typescript/unstable/ast was available and the parsed-tree path was not taken. That entry point does not expose a parser. Its
createSourceFileis the node FACTORY -createSourceFile(statements: readonly Statement[], endOfFileToken, text, fileName, path)in dist/ast/factory.generated.d.ts - alongside type guards, a visitor, navigation and the scanner. Parsed trees come fromProgram.getSourceFileon the typescript/unstable/sync client, which spawns the Go tsgo executable and loads a whole project over JSON-RPC; reading one test file that way would start a compiler process on every shard of every platform. So this takes the other option the review offered: a small accept-set, everything else fatal. The tokenizer is now tests/helpers/warmup-tokens.ts, which documents that finding where it is load-bearing.A static structural check still does not prove execution. It reads the shape of a file, not the run. The execution oracle is separate and unchanged: the helper prints one "[cold-spawn-warmup] graph=... elapsedMs=..." completion line per warmed graph on every hosted run, and a warm-up that throws fails its file as a setup failure.
Out of scope, unchanged: the re-export recognition question the issue excludes, the cold-start budget, the measured deadline, the graph failure policy, and the preload safety net.
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