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- Around line 16376-16377: Update the `readsBuiltIn()` property-read barrier so
it is skipped for side-effecting candidates: require `!sideEffects` alongside
the existing conditions before invoking `collapseHooks.readsBuiltIn`. Preserve
the barrier for candidates without side effects.
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On the last pass, `collapse_vars` no longer stops at a read of `console`, a built-in global or one of its standard methods, which no value moved past it can change, where the declaration it moves goes away entirely. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
`fixture/issues/11684/class-decl` is no bigger than swc's output since the latest minifier changes on `main`. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
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#22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
tightenBody declared its seven steps inside itself, sharing `changed` and the scope with them, so every call built them again, 54,503 times per minify of typescript.js, with the closures some of them built per statement on top. The steps are now module-level functions handed one state object per nesting depth, and their inner closures take what they read as arguments. Also carries #22521's fit of two printer tests to #22473 and #22499 together, which fail on main and gate the integration jobs.
#22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. With both in, `vercel/ms` is bigger than oxc's output again (787 against 781 gzip), so it goes back on OXC_SMALLER, where #22499 had retired it on its own. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
tightenBody declared its seven steps inside itself, sharing `changed` and the scope with them, so every call built them again, 54,503 times per minify of typescript.js, with the closures some of them built per statement on top. The steps are now module-level functions handed one state object per nesting depth, and their inner closures take what they read as arguments. Also carries #22521's fit of two printer tests to #22473 and #22499 together, which fail on main and gate the integration jobs.
tightenBody declared its seven steps inside itself, sharing `changed` and the scope with them, so every call built them again, 54,503 times per minify of typescript.js, with the closures some of them built per statement on top. The steps are now module-level functions handed one state object per nesting depth, and their inner closures take what they read as arguments. Also carries #22521's fit of two printer tests and of the `vercel/ms` entry in OXC_SMALLER to #22473 and #22499 together, which fail on main and gate the integration jobs.
#22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. With both in, `vercel/ms` is bigger than oxc's output again (787 against 781 gzip), so it goes back on OXC_SMALLER, where #22499 had retired it on its own. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
#22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. With both in, `vercel/ms` is bigger than oxc's output again (787 against 781 gzip), so it goes back on OXC_SMALLER, where #22499 had retired it on its own. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
#22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. With both in, `vercel/ms` is bigger than oxc's output again (787 against 781 gzip), so it goes back on OXC_SMALLER, where #22499 had retired it on its own. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
#22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. With both in, `vercel/ms` is bigger than oxc's output again (787 against 781 gzip), so it goes back on OXC_SMALLER, where #22499 had retired it on its own. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
#22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. With both in, `vercel/ms` is bigger than oxc's output again (787 against 781 gzip), so it goes back on OXC_SMALLER, where #22499 had retired it on its own. And #22502 leaves terser's `side_effects_cascade_3` no bigger than oxc's, so it comes off. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
#22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. With both in, `vercel/ms` is bigger than oxc's output again (787 against 781 gzip), so it goes back on OXC_SMALLER, where #22499 had retired it on its own. And #22502 leaves terser's `side_effects_cascade_3` no bigger than oxc's, so it comes off. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
…ame value in the minifier (#22507) * feat(javascript): merge consecutive `if`s returning or throwing the same value in the minifier `if (a) return x; if (b) return x;` becomes `if (a || b) return x;`, and `throw` alike: the second test runs only where the first did not leave. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD * test(javascript): fit two minifier tests to #22473 and #22499 together #22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. With both in, `vercel/ms` is bigger than oxc's output again (787 against 781 gzip), so it goes back on OXC_SMALLER, where #22499 had retired it on its own. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
#22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. With both in, `vercel/ms` is bigger than oxc's output again (787 against 781 gzip), so it goes back on OXC_SMALLER, where #22499 had retired it on its own. And #22502 leaves terser's `side_effects_cascade_3` no bigger than oxc's, so it comes off. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
#22521) #22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. With both in, `vercel/ms` is bigger than oxc's output again (787 against 781 gzip), so it goes back on OXC_SMALLER, where #22499 had retired it on its own. And #22502 leaves terser's `side_effects_cascade_3` no bigger than oxc's, so it comes off. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
…22504) * perf(javascript): print a mangled program once, naming it afterwards The mangle phase printed the tree twice: once to count the characters the names are chosen from, once for the result. It now prints before the names are chosen, recording where each name and each import or export `as` clause lies, counts the characters off that text and writes the names into it once chosen, moving the source map's columns with them. The `let` declarations the improve phase left for after naming are written before that print, and the count puts back what they changed. A print that wrote a comment, shebang or preamble still counts with a print of its own, as those are not counted. * test(javascript): fit two minifier tests to #22473 and #22499 together #22473 counts a conversion as code that may run, so the value #22499's improved case moved past `console` now has effects and stays put; it now moves a comparison, which converts nothing. And #22499 now shortens #22473's literal case, whose assertion holds the output to terser's, so that case runs with the improve phase off. With both in, `vercel/ms` is bigger than oxc's output again (787 against 781 gzip), so it goes back on OXC_SMALLER, where #22499 had retired it on its own. And #22502 leaves terser's `side_effects_cascade_3` no bigger than oxc's, so it comes off. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ViD41i2KdwwGxrDk7yrjeD
Summary
A step from swc's and oxc's "writes a variable's value at its one read" groups. terser's
collapse_varsstops at any read of a global it cannot see declared. So invar v = g(); return Math.max(v, 1)the variable stays, because the read ofMathblocks the move. Theimprovephase now letscollapse_varsmove a value past a read that can't observe the move:Math,JSON,Date, …) or one of its standard methods (Math.max,Date.now).consoleand its members count only for a value without side effects, since bundles do patchconsole;withorevalcan rebind it;var,letorconstread once, declared once, written nowhere else, and not exported, top-retained or an argument of a function called in place.Minified against
main:benches/full,passes: 2lib/(781 files,ecma: 2020)The corpora print what they should:
swcSmaller.jsand 10 fromoxcSmaller.js;IMPROVED_YET_BIGGERentries (vue.js,fixture/issues/12215) no longer compress worse and are retired;The check is two lookups per read the scanner meets, so CPU time is unchanged.
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
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Did you add tests for your changes?
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test/unitCases/syntax-printer.unittest.js:console, a built-in or one of its methods.console, which it may patch.Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
docs/syntax.mdwill list this rewrite with the other minifier changes in one docs update.Use of AI
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