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test(javascript): fit two minifier tests to #22473 and #22499 together - #22521
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe shorter-syntax source list no longer includes the Terser ChangesOxc size comparison inputs
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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.
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| ⚡ | Memory | benchmark "side-effects-reexport", scenario '{"name":"mode-development-rebuild","mode":"development","watch":true}' |
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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.
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atransformation directly.The test only checks equal printed output and that the full optimized program is shorter. The independent
v/Math.maxandccases can satisfy the size check even when theatransformation is missing. Add a case-specific optimized-source assertion fora, such as asserting that its declaration is removed or inlined.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @test/unitCases/syntax-printer.unittest.js:
- Around line 619-620: In the test containing function f, add a case-specific
assertion on the optimized source to verify that the declaration of a is removed
or its value is inlined; do not rely only on output equivalence or total program
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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. 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
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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 OXC_SMALLER to main (`vercel/ms` back on, `side_effects_cascade_3` off), 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 OXC_SMALLER to main (`vercel/ms` back on, `side_effects_cascade_3` off), which fail on main and gate the integration jobs.
Summary
#22473 and #22499 each passed on their own, but merged together they fail two tests in
test/unitCases/syntax-printer.unittest.jsonmain.Neither failure is a minifier bug:
feat(javascript): move a value past a read of a built-in in the minifier #22499's case "a value moved past a read of
console, a built-in or one of its methods" no longer shrinks.r * r - rwithr = x + 1now has effects.console, which that code could patch.x === 1 ? 2 : 3, which converts nothing, so the rewrite applies again:fix(javascript): fix minified code that threw, read the wrong binding or no longer parsed #22473's case "a literal only a property of escapes" no longer matches terser.
console.log(typeof array.push)in place ofvar array=[],push=array.push;console.log(typeof push). Both logfunction.Both suites (
syntax-printer.unittest.jsandjsMinify.unittest.js): 1,476 of 1,476 pass, against 2 failing onmain.What kind of change does this PR introduce?
test
Did you add tests for your changes?
The change is to the two tests themselves; no code changes.
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?
n/a
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