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feat(css,html): report parse errors in builds with parseErrors - #22904
#22881 gave the CSS and HTML parsers a parseError callback; nothing in a build used it, so a malformed stylesheet or page built silently. This adds parseErrors (off by default) to module.parser.css (and css/auto, css/module, css/global) and module.parser.html:
Each parse error becomes a module warning, or a module error where end of input cuts a token, rule, tag or comment short, with its code and location:
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.b { content: "oops + newline
nothing
warning CSS parse error: newline-in-string (5:…)
/* never closed at EOF
nothing
error CSS parse error: eof-in-comment
<p>a</div>
nothing
warning HTML parse error: unexpected-end-tag (2:4-10)
<!-- never closed at EOF
nothing
error HTML parse error: eof-in-comment
process() now takes parseError for both languages. HTML's print path re-parses its own output to check it; that parse drops the callback, so only the source's errors are reported.
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
feat
Did you add tests for your changes?
Yes: test/configCases/css/parse-errors/ and test/configCases/html/parse-errors/ (a warning, an error, and a file a rule turns the option off for), and a print-path case in test/unitCases/html/printer.unittest.js.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No. The option is off by default.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
module.parser.css.parseErrors and module.parser.html.parseErrors (since 5.113.0) on the options page.
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`module.parser.css.parseErrors` and `module.parser.html.parseErrors`,
off by default, report each parse error the syntax parser finds as a
module error where end of input cuts a token, rule, tag or comment short,
and as a module warning otherwise, with its code and location.
`process()` takes `parseError` for both languages; HTML's print-path
verification parse drops it, so only the source's own errors are seen.
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Walkthrough
The change adds opt-in CSS and HTML parse-error reporting through webpack options. Enabled diagnostics become located module errors or warnings. Configuration and unit tests cover truncated input, recoverable errors, disabled reporting, and HTML print verification.
When parseErrors is enabled, CSS parse diagnostics are mapped to located module errors or warnings. Configuration tests cover truncated input, recoverable input, and disabled reporting.
HTML diagnostic reporting and verification lib/html/HtmlParser.js, lib/html/syntax-parser.js, lib/html/syntax-printer.js, test/configCases/html/parse-errors/*, test/unitCases/html/printer.unittest.js
When enabled, HTML diagnostics are mapped to located module errors or warnings. The print-verification parse omits the source diagnostic callback. Tests cover truncated and recoverable input, disabled reporting, and print verification.
Possibly related PRs
webpack/webpack#22881: Adds the parseError callbacks to CSS and HTML syntax parsers that this PR passes through process() and converts into webpack diagnostics.
webpack/webpack#22903: Changes HTML print-path verification; this PR disables the diagnostic callback during the verification parse.
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Summary
#22881 gave the CSS and HTML parsers a
parseErrorcallback; nothing in a build used it, so a malformed stylesheet or page built silently. This addsparseErrors(off by default) tomodule.parser.css(andcss/auto,css/module,css/global) andmodule.parser.html:Each parse error becomes a module warning, or a module error where end of input cuts a token, rule, tag or comment short, with its code and location:
.b { content: "oops+ newlineCSS parse error: newline-in-string(5:…)/* never closedat EOFCSS parse error: eof-in-comment<p>a</div>HTML parse error: unexpected-end-tag(2:4-10)<!-- never closedat EOFHTML parse error: eof-in-commentprocess()now takesparseErrorfor both languages. HTML's print path re-parses its own output to check it; that parse drops the callback, so only the source's errors are reported.What kind of change does this PR introduce?
feat
Did you add tests for your changes?
Yes:
test/configCases/css/parse-errors/andtest/configCases/html/parse-errors/(a warning, an error, and a file a rule turns the option off for), and a print-path case intest/unitCases/html/printer.unittest.js.Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No. The option is off by default.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
module.parser.css.parseErrorsandmodule.parser.html.parseErrors(since 5.113.0) on the options page.Use of AI
Written with Claude Code (implementation, tests and verification runs), directed and reviewed by the author.
Generated by Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
parseErrorssetting for CSS and HTML parsing. When enabled, parser diagnostics are included in build output with source locations.