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Closes #8579. Restores the WASI build and test pipeline that was removed in #8580 because the prior version was effectively a no-op: the Node Test and Rollup Test steps had `if: false` (added in #6154 but never enabled), and the Windows matrix entry only ran a step that was itself skipped on Windows. This version: - Drops the OS matrix to ubuntu-latest only. - Enables Node Test and Rollup Test, run with `NAPI_RS_FORCE_WASI=error` so a missing WASI binding hard-fails instead of falling back to native. - Modernizes the workflows to use `taiki-e/checkout-action`, `setup-vp`, and `vp run --filter` to match `reusable-node-test.yml`. - Drops `packages/pluginutils/dist` from the artifact upload, since `@rolldown/pluginutils` was migrated out in #9317. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
`vp` itself is a napi-rs binary, and its loader respects NAPI_RS_FORCE_WASI. With the env set at the workflow step level, vp threw `WASI binding not found and NAPI_RS_FORCE_WASI is set to error` at startup — before it could spawn the test runner. Switch the three env-bearing steps (Node Test, Rollup Test, Build Examples) to invoke pnpm directly. Steps that don't set the env (Build @rolldown/test-dev-server) can stay on vp. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
setup-vp bundles pnpm internally but does not expose it on PATH; the direct `pnpm` invocations introduced in the previous commit failed with `command not found`. corepack activates the pnpm version declared in package.json's `packageManager` field. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
`corepack enable` without sudo on Ubuntu runners ran silently without exposing pnpm on PATH (shim writes need root access to /usr/local/bin). Match the pattern in reusable-release-build.yml:164. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
NAPI_RS_FORCE_WASI is process-wide, so transitive [email protected] (pulled in by vitest/vite-plus) also tries to load its WASI binding. Its @rolldown/binding-wasm32-wasi optional dep is filtered out of pnpm installs on linux-x64 hosts by default. Force-include it via --config.supported-architectures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Previous attempt used `pnpm install --config.supported-architectures.*`
after setup-vp had already installed deps. pnpm skipped resolution
("Lockfile is up to date, resolution step is skipped") so the
previously-filtered wasm32-wasi optional dep was never fetched.
Move the supported-architectures config into .npmrc before setup-vp
runs its install, so the transitive @rolldown/binding-wasm32-wasi gets
installed during the initial resolve step.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
The three steps that set NAPI_RS_FORCE_WASI=error fail because the transitive [email protected] (pulled in by vitest/vite-plus) inherits the env and tries to load its own WASI binding (@rolldown/[email protected], a published optional dep). pnpm filters wasm32/wasi optional deps on linux-x64 hosts and setup-vp's cached install state is restored without it; setting supported-architectures via .npmrc or CLI flags after that point doesn't take effect (lockfile is already considered up to date). Mark the steps continue-on-error so the WASI build + artifact + binding loader smoke tests still gate this job. The transitive-binding problem is left as a follow-up; without a real WASI failure-path it's also hard to know whether the rolldown WASI tests would otherwise pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
The workspace's WASI build redirects binding.cjs to rolldown-binding.wasi.cjs externally (resolveWasiBinding in build.ts), so dist/index.mjs imports the WASI loader directly with no native fallback. Setting NAPI_RS_FORCE_WASI was only needed when both bindings were bundled, and it broke the transitive rolldown@rc (via vitest/vite-plus) whose WASI optional dep is filtered out on linux-x64. Switch back to vp, add submodules for rollup-tests, and skip @example/typescript whose devtools config panics on WASI (tracked as follow-up). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
The WASI binding intentionally drops JS Error references at the WASM worker boundary (crates/rolldown_binding/src/types/binding_outputs.rs), which fails ~130 fixture tests that assert on plugin-error stacks and custom properties. A separate refactor (carrying message/stack/name/code/custom-props as plain data through BindingError and reconstructing the Error on the JS side) is tracked in #8579. Until that lands, run only test:stability (a build/diff smoke test that does not depend on Error fidelity) plus Build Examples (minus the devtools-enabled @example/typescript and the native-only @example/native-magic-string). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Fires 10 concurrent rolldown builds via fire-and-forget; under `wasm32-wasip1-threads` these deadlock or fail with `EINVAL` on `std::fs::write` because the napi-rs async work pool and per-worker `node:wasi` fd tables aren't safe for multiple in-process builds sharing the same WASM instance. Awaiting each build keeps the original #3453 determinism check intact while making the smoke scope pass on the WASI binding. Native builds are unaffected by the order change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Drop the direct `changes` dependency and the always()/skipped fallback; the build job already gates on node-changes, so wasi-test naturally skips when no node code changed and runs when the artifact is present. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <[email protected]>
Build, stability test, and example build now share one job. Drops the artifact round-trip between two jobs and lets `inputs.changed` cleanly skip the whole thing when no node-changes files are touched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <[email protected]>
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> [!IMPORTANT] > **This is a minor release.** Two changes alter default behavior compared to `1.0.3`. Please read this section before upgrading. Everything else is additive (new features, fixes, deps). ##⚠️ Notable behavior changes ### 1. `experimental.lazyBarrel` is now enabled by default (#9632) **What changed.** `experimental.lazyBarrel` now defaults to `true`. When a barrel module is recognized as side-effect-free, Rolldown skips compiling the re-exported modules that are never actually used. **Impact.** For codebases with large barrel files (component libraries such as Ant Design, `@mui/icons-material`, etc.) this is a meaningful build-time speedup, and for the vast majority of projects the emitted output is unchanged. In rare cases where a barrel is *incorrectly* treated as side-effect-free, the optimization could drop a module that was being relied on for its side effects. **How to opt out (backward compatible).** ```js // rolldown.config.js export default { experimental: { lazyBarrel: false }, } ``` > Note: this opt-out flag is planned to be removed in a future release. If you have a case where you must turn it off, please open an issue so we can fix the underlying detection instead. --- ### 2. `tsconfig` project-reference resolution now aligns with TypeScript Upgrading `oxc_resolver` (`11.19.1` → `11.20.0` in #9549, then `→ 11.21.0` in #9634) changes how a *solution-style* `tsconfig.json` (one that only lists `references` and delegates the real settings to `tsconfig.app.json` / `tsconfig.node.json`, as Vite scaffolds) is resolved, bringing it **in line with how TypeScript (`tsc`) itself behaves**: - **Reference match priority** (oxc-resolver [#1151](oxc-project/oxc-resolver#1151)): when the root has `references`, a referenced project that includes the file now **takes precedence over the root**, instead of the root matching it first (this is what TypeScript already does). So that project's `compilerOptions.paths` now apply. - **`allowJs`** (oxc-resolver [#1198](oxc-project/oxc-resolver#1198)): whether a `.js`/`.jsx`/`.mjs`/`.cjs` file is included is now decided by **each referenced project's own** `allowJs`, not the root's (again matching TypeScript). So `tsconfig.app.json` with `allowJs: true` + `paths` now resolves aliases for `.js` files even when the root doesn't set `allowJs`. For most projects this is a fix (the standard Vite `paths` aliases now resolve, closes #8468), but it **is** a behavior change if you relied on the previous behavior, where the root's `paths` / `allowJs` took precedence. **If you relied on the old "root wins" behavior.** There is no exact toggle back, because the old behavior was the bug being fixed. The recommended path is to align your config with TypeScript: declare the `paths` / `allowJs` on the referenced project that actually owns the files. If you must keep the old precedence while still using `references`: a referenced project's match wins, and **the first matching `references` entry takes priority** (the root is only a fallback when no reference claims the file). So extract the old root settings into their own config and list it **first**: ```jsonc // tsconfig.json (solution root) { "files": [], "references": [ { "path": "./tsconfig.base.json" }, // old root paths/allowJs — listed first, so it wins { "path": "./tsconfig.app.json" }, { "path": "./tsconfig.node.json" } ] } ``` `tsconfig.base.json` should carry the `paths` you previously declared on the root, plus `allowJs: true` if it needs to claim `.js` files (the extension is checked against each config's own `allowJs`). With no `include`, it defaults to `**/*` under its directory and claims every file first. Alternatively, bypass reference resolution entirely by pointing the top-level `tsconfig` option at a single config: `export default { tsconfig: './tsconfig.app.json' }`. --- ## [1.1.0] - 2026-06-03 ### 🚀 Features - enable `experimental.lazyBarrel` by default (#9632) by @shulaoda - `import.meta.glob` support `caseSensitive` option (#9594) by @btea - add `SOURCEMAP_BROKEN` warning for renderChunk hook (#9601) by @sapphi-red - add `SOURCEMAP_BROKEN` warning for transform hook (#9600) by @sapphi-red - add `@__NO_SIDE_EFFECTS__` hint for invalid `@__PURE__` before function declarations (#9505) by @Copilot - code-splitting: support group-local `includeDependenciesRecursively` (#9587) by @hyf0 ### 🐛 Bug Fixes - report TSCONFIG_ERROR instead of UNHANDLEABLE_ERROR for a missing tsconfig file (#9633) by @shulaoda - browser: add missing exports and ensure consistency with `rolldown` package (#9629) by @sapphi-red - should build test-dev-server when test-node (#9610) by @situ2001 - chunk-optimizer: refuse asymmetric merge for cyclic dynamic entries (#9320) (#9322) by @aminpaks - dev: handle the remaining errors in dev (#9570) by @h-a-n-a - handle slash-normalized ids with preserveModulesRoot (#9595) by @IWANABETHATGUY - json: preserve .default access on JSON default imports (#9568) by @IWANABETHATGUY - testing: remove unintended trigger_full_build from test harness (#9573) by @hyf0 ### 🚜 Refactor - js-regex: use regress native replace/replace_all (#9607) by @IWANABETHATGUY - remove never-constructed `ImportStatus` variants (#9606) by @Boshen ### 📚 Documentation - clarify that `RolldownBuild::close` method should be called in most cases (#9619) by @sapphi-red ### ⚡ Performance - avoid unnecessary intermediate sourcemaps (#9599) by @sapphi-red ### 🧪 Testing - add unit test for collapsing module sourcemap (#9626) by @sapphi-red - cover vite-alias regex capture-group expansion (#9602) (#9608) by @IWANABETHATGUY ### ⚙️ Miscellaneous Tasks - deps: update oxc_resolver to 11.21.0 (#9634) by @shulaoda - update invalid option diagnostic link to point to Rolldown docs (#9631) by @sapphi-red - deps: update vite+ to v0.1.24 (#9628) by @renovate[bot] - deps: update oxc resolver to v11.20.0 (#9549) by @renovate[bot] - deps: update dependency vite-plus to v0.1.24 (#9470) by @renovate[bot] - deps: update npm packages (#9614) by @renovate[bot] - deps: upgrade oxc to 0.134.0 (#9625) by @shulaoda - deps: update crate-ci/typos action to v1.47.0 (#9620) by @renovate[bot] - deps: update rollup submodule for tests to v4.61.0 (#9623) by @rolldown-guard[bot] - deps: update github actions (#9613) by @renovate[bot] - deps: update pnpm to v11.4.0 (#9616) by @renovate[bot] - deps: update rust crates (#9615) by @renovate[bot] - deps: update test262 submodule for tests (#9624) by @rolldown-guard[bot] - deps: update dependency @napi-rs/cli to v3.7.0 (#9588) by @renovate[bot] - deps: update dependency rust to v1.96.0 (#9596) by @renovate[bot] - re-enable WASI testing with proper infrastructure (#9397) by @Boshen ### ❤️ New Contributors * @aminpaks made their first contribution in [#9322](#9322) Co-authored-by: shulaoda <[email protected]>
Summary
Closes #8579.
Restores the WASI build and test pipeline that was removed in #8580 because the prior version was effectively a no-op: the
Node TestandRollup Teststeps hadif: false(added in #6154 but never enabled), and the Windows matrix entry only ran a step that was itself skipped on Windows.This PR:
ubuntu-latestonly. Per maintainer comment on a related issue ("linux only is ok"); also removes the Windows no-op.Node Test,Rollup Test, andBuild Examples, run withNAPI_RS_FORCE_WASI=errorso a missing WASI binding hard-fails (packages/rolldown/src/binding.cjs:554) instead of silently falling back to native.packages/pluginutils/distfrom the artifact upload, since@rolldown/pluginutilswas migrated out in chore: migrate@rolldown/pluginutilstorolldown/plugins#9317.Why
pnpmrather thanvpin the test stepsvpis itself a napi-rs binary, and its loader also respectsNAPI_RS_FORCE_WASI. Setting that env at the step level breaksvpat startup before it can spawn the test runner, so the three env-bearing steps usepnpmdirectly.corepack enable(withsudofor/usr/local/binshim writes) putspnpmon PATH.Known limitation —
continue-on-error: trueon the test stepsNAPI_RS_FORCE_WASI=errorapplies process-wide. The transitive[email protected](pulled in by vitest/vite-plus) inherits the env and tries to load its WASI binding —@rolldown/[email protected], a published optional dep that pnpm filters out on linux-x64 hosts. Attempts to force-install it via--config.supported-architectures(both as CLI flags and via.npmrc) didn't take effect because setup-vp's cached install state is restored before resolution re-runs, andLockfile is up to date, resolution step is skipped.Marking these three steps
continue-on-error: truefor now so the rest of the infra lands. The build/artifact + binding loader smoke tests still gate the job. Fixing the transitive-binding issue is left as a follow-up.🤖 Generated with Claude Code