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fix(react-router,solid-router,vue-router): key the stale-chunk reload guard on the importer, not the error message - #8242
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ChangesStale chunk reload guard
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant LazyRouteComponent
participant RouterCore
Browser->>LazyRouteComponent: load lazy route module
LazyRouteComponent->>RouterCore: request reload decision
RouterCore-->>LazyRouteComponent: return reload or pending state
LazyRouteComponent->>Browser: reload page or suspend rendering
Browser->>LazyRouteComponent: load recovered module
LazyRouteComponent->>RouterCore: clear importer reload state
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In `@packages/router-core/src/utils.ts`:
- Line 557: Update the importer hash-input selection near the existing
importerSource fallback to treat the shared native-code string returned by
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error.message so distinct bound importers do not share the same sessionStorage
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| // also has to hold here — a second entry would mean a reload loop. | ||
| staleRoutes.add('without-loader') | ||
| await page.getByRole('link', { name: 'without-loader' }).click() | ||
| await expect.poll(() => guardCount(page)).toBe(1) |
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Model and assert successful recovery after the reload.
This assertion only verifies that one guard key exists. The route stays in staleRoutes, so its chunk continues to return 404 during the automatic reload. The test can pass even if the reload never reaches a working lazy route.
Fail each selected chunk once, allow the next document load to fetch it, and assert that the route renders after each automatic reload. Keep the guard-count assertion to verify loop prevention.
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at line 57, Update the stale chunk recovery test around guardCount so each
selected chunk fails only once, the subsequent document load can fetch it
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Moving this PR to draft while I make some changes. Basically, there are circumstances where the filename (used as the key) would be the same between builds (if using webpack rather than vite) causing this same error to show up in safari and also in Chrome et al. To avoid this regression and fix that edge case in Safari, I'm going to clear the key from session storage after a successful reload. |
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Merging this PR will improve performance by 3.49%
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When the module for a lazy chunk 404's, typically caused by a deploy since the last page load, `lazyRouteComponent` reloads the module to pick up the new build. To avoid a reload-loop, we store the error message in `sessionStorage` and don't reload if we've already "used up" the reload for that error. This approach works very well on Chrome and Firefox, where the error is unique to the missing module, meaning if another deploy happens during the same session, we get a new error and can have another reload. On Safari however, that error message is very plan, just "Importing a module script failed." So any chunk loading error causes future deploys to throw without a reload for that session because the errors are not unique per failed module. The solution I chose is to clear the error on a successful recovery. This still prevents the reload loop, because if we don't recover successfully, the key is still there and we won't reload. But it means that in Safari, the error is cleared, and we can reload on the next chunk error in the same session. My original strategy was to key not by the error message but by the import name, but this has an edge case that could show up with certain bundlers. Namely, if import names are deterministic, an import could 404, trigger a reload, then 404 again on a future deploy in the same session. The `lazyRouteComponent` would view that as a reload loop and throw the 404. In my research, this could happen with certain configurations of webpack. I verified my approach by first reproducing the error in Safari, and then I tried with the fix. Also tested in Chrome to ensure the approach works there.
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This is a pretty expensive change at +225B gzip for the react.minimal scenario, could we get something smaller? (the bundle size benchmark and skill are both in the codebase, agents are pretty good at lowering that). We're always aiming for 0 or negative of course, but any reduction would be appreciated. |
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@Sheraff, pushed an updated commit that benchmarks at +13 for react-router.minimal. It looks like before it was +44, not +225, but I think it's less bad now regardless. |
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We fix the two failing WebKit e2e tests by adding a waitForReload helper that polls performance.getEntriesByType('navigation')[0].type until it confirms the reload navigation has fully landed before calling page.goto(). On WebKit, location.reload() is deferred so the guardCount poll resolves while the reload is still pending, causing the subsequent page.goto() to race with it and throw "Navigation interrupted by another navigation." Adding await waitForReload(page) after each guardCount assertion ensures the reload completes before the test proceeds, fixing the conflict on WebKit without impacting Chromium where the reload already finishes before the poll resolves.
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diff --git a/e2e/react-router/basic-file-based-code-splitting/tests/stale-chunk-reload.spec.ts b/e2e/react-router/basic-file-based-code-splitting/tests/stale-chunk-reload.spec.ts
index e36408de..a742bc7b 100644
--- a/e2e/react-router/basic-file-based-code-splitting/tests/stale-chunk-reload.spec.ts
+++ b/e2e/react-router/basic-file-based-code-splitting/tests/stale-chunk-reload.spec.ts
@@ -39,6 +39,31 @@ const guardFor = (page: Page, route: string) =>
(keys) => keys?.filter((key) => key.includes(`/${route}-`)).length ?? null,
)
+/**
+ * On WebKit, `location.reload()` is deferred: the JS context remains live
+ * briefly after the call, so the guardCount poll can resolve (the key is set
+ * synchronously before the reload starts) while the reload navigation has not
+ * yet begun. Calling page.goto() at that point races with the deferred reload
+ * and WebKit throws "Navigation interrupted by another navigation". Polling
+ * until the performance entry type is 'reload' confirms the reload navigation
+ * has fully landed before proceeding, without relying on fixed timeouts.
+ */
+const waitForReload = (page: Page) =>
+ expect
+ .poll(() =>
+ page
+ .evaluate(
+ () =>
+ (
+ performance.getEntriesByType(
+ 'navigation',
+ )[0] as PerformanceNavigationTiming
+ )?.type,
+ )
+ .catch(() => null),
+ )
+ .toBe('reload')
+
/**
* Serve a 404 for the chunk of every route in `staleRoutes`, standing in for a
* deploy that replaced it. Route handlers outlive reloads, so a route stays
@@ -71,6 +96,7 @@ test('a session recovers from a stale chunk more than once', async ({
staleRoutes.add('without-loader')
await page.getByRole('link', { name: 'without-loader' }).click()
await expect.poll(() => guardCount(page)).toBe(1)
+ await waitForReload(page)
// Second deploy, a different route. It has to get an entry of its own, or
// this navigation is treated as already reloaded and the session never
@@ -92,6 +118,7 @@ test('a module that loads again gets its reload back', async ({ page }) => {
staleRoutes.add('without-loader')
await page.getByRole('link', { name: 'without-loader' }).click()
await expect.poll(() => guardCount(page)).toBe(1)
+ await waitForReload(page)
// The chunk is back, standing in for the deploy the reload was reaching for.
// Loading it has to release the entry, or this module can never reload again
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what if the importer is wrapped in a factory? something like that function lazyPage(load) {
return lazyRouteComponent(() => load())
}
const Layout = lazyPage(() => import('./Layout'))
const Settings = lazyPage(() => import('./Settings'))then the |
🎯 Changes
Fixes #3327
Improve reload behavior on lazy chunk loading error.
When the module for a lazy chunk 404's, typically caused by a deploy since the
last page load,
lazyRouteComponentreloads the module to pick up the newbuild. To avoid a reload-loop, we store the error message in
sessionStorageand don't reload if we've already "used up" the reload for that error.
This approach works very well on Chrome and Firefox, where the error is unique
to the missing module, meaning if another deploy happens during the same
session, we get a new error and can have another reload.
On Safari however, that error message is very plan, just "Importing a module
script failed." So any chunk loading error causes future deploys to throw
without a reload for that session because the errors are not unique per failed
module.
The solution I chose is to clear the error on a successful recovery. This still
prevents the reload loop, because if we don't recover successfully, the key is
still there and we won't reload. But it means that in Safari, the error is
cleared, and we can reload on the next chunk error in the same session.
My original strategy was to key not by the error message but by the import name,
but this has an edge case that could show up with certain bundlers. Namely, if
import names are deterministic, an import could 404, trigger a reload, then 404
again on a future deploy in the same session. The
lazyRouteComponentwouldview that as a reload loop and throw the 404. In my research, this could happen
with certain configurations of webpack.
I verified my approach by first reproducing the error in Safari, and then I
tried with the fix. Also tested in Chrome to ensure the approach works there.
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