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test: fix jsMinify tests on main, hold each language's syntax to its own unit tests - #22942
#22936's CI ran against a base without #22926, which minifies an event handler as a function body itself rather than wrapping its text. Seven jsMinify tests #22936 added fail on main since: three hold a fallback for a wrap that is gone (a handler dropped whole, a handler with format: { code: false }), which are removed with their snapshots; the "minifier cannot load" test now spies on lib/javascript/syntax's printer, the object jsMinify reaches.
A local check: each language held to its own unit tests
yarn test:syntax-coverage [css|html|javascript|json] (tooling/check-syntax-coverage.js) runs each language's tokenizer, parser, printer and minifier tests in a jest process of its own, and fails when what they never run in the language's syntax files and minifier entry grows past tooling/syntax-coverage.json. --list prints what never runs; --write lowers the baseline once more is covered.
A process per language, because jest workers shared with other tests lend a test file what the others ran (in one mixed run the CSS printer test's map of css/syntax-parser.js came back with another test's hits and four fewer branches). It is a local tool, not a CI job, so CI load is unchanged. About 10 minutes.
Baseline (what each language's own tests never run):
File
Statements
Branches
Functions
CSS (syntax-parser, syntax-printer, cssMinify)
0
0
0
HTML/XML syntax-parser
1
1
0
HTML/XML (syntax-printer, htmlMinify, xmlMinify)
0
0
0
JSON (jsonMinify)
0
0
0
JavaScript syntax-parser
4
5
1
JavaScript syntax-printer
214
397
9
JavaScript ScopeAnalyzer
9
20
0
JavaScript jsMinify
0
0
0
The HTML point is the load-time check that the generated insertion-mode table names a mode the code binds. collectCjsRequireSpecifiers.unittest.js and no-acorn.unittest.js count among JavaScript's own tests, hasOctalEscape gets one.
JavaScript printer
99.04% → 99.13% of statements. Eleven new cases, each held to running as its source does, reach what #22909's settling of known values (shifts, comparisons, logical and compound assignments, a string past the walk's limit, a literal's members) and #22903's built-ins probe left unrun. A fuzzer over random straight-line programs (1,500 × 5 option sets) and 4,000 node_modules files × 3 option sets found no wrong output, crash or output that no longer parses; together they reach only 20 of the gaps left.
unsafe folding Math.max(1, 2) after var g = globalThis; g.Math.max = … (noted in #22903) is not a bug: Math.max = … written directly folds the same way, in terser too, as unsafe assumes built-ins unaltered; the probe guards only the folds webpack keeps safer than terser (Object.*, Array.prototype), and those see writes through an alias, this and globalThis.
Dead code folded
computeBinary's and computeUnary's defaults: >= and typeof are the operators left.
_readTmplTokenCold's chunk-start branch: the fast reader handles a token at a chunk's start before handing over.
CSS FAMILY_SLOT_KEYWORDS.get(…) || []: new Set(undefined) is the same empty set.
Also shortens #22936's changeset to one sentence (CodeRabbit's note there).
Added automated syntax-coverage checks for CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and JSON. The checks compare uncovered code against tracked limits and can report coverage gaps.
Expanded JavaScript parser tests for octal escape detection.
Documentation
Clarified that minification preserves every tag in a conditional comment’s body.
Documented syntax-coverage testing requirements and how to inspect or update coverage limits.
Merging this PR will not cause a version bump for any packages. If these changes should not result in a new version, you're good to go. If these changes should result in a version bump, you need to add a changeset.
Comparing base (5411a7c) to head (c8e91fd). Merging this pull request will not change the code webpack generates.
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No asset changed size.
No runtime gained or lost a runtime module.
Built test/configCases with the defaults a user gets: 2308 test(s), 9361 asset(s), 103 emitted nothing.
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Walkthrough
The pull request adds a script and baseline for measuring syntax coverage across CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and JSON. It also updates CSS and JavaScript syntax code and tests, adds repository guidance, and revises a changeset description.
Changes: Syntax coverage enforcement
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Measure and compare syntax coverage tooling/check-syntax-coverage.js, tooling/syntax-coverage.json
The checker runs configured language tests, measures uncovered statements, branches, and functions, and compares the results with per-file baseline allowances. It supports language filters, --list, and --write.
Document and expose the coverage check package.json, AGENTS.md
The package script invokes the checker. Repository guidance documents the command, baseline behavior, and options.
Syntax implementation and test updates
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Summary
Update CSS and JavaScript parser behavior lib/css/syntax-parser.js, lib/javascript/syntax-parser.js, test/unitCases/javascript/parser.unittest.js
The CSS parser passes border keyword lookups directly to Set. The JavaScript template-token cold path removes delimiter-at-chunk-start handling. Parser tests add positive and negative cases for octal escape detection.
Update JavaScript printer logic and tests lib/javascript/syntax-printer.js, test/unitCases/javascript/printer.unittest.js, .changeset/071-conditional-comment-bodies.md
The printer changes the default results of computeBinary and computeUnary. Tests remove event-handler cases and add terser-port cases. The changeset description now says minification keeps every tag in a conditional comment’s body.
Possibly related PRs
webpack/webpack#22936: Added the event-handler tests removed here and introduced the conditional-comment changeset edited here.
webpack/webpack#22825: Established the per-language syntax test layout used by the coverage checker.
webpack/webpack#22903: Established printer-focused unit coverage; this pull request adds syntax coverage baselines and checks.
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to c8e91
The new printer tests may miss regressions in two-pass minification. Correct their coverage before merging.
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- Line 18009: Update the third field in all eleven new TERSER_PORT_CASES entries
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Pass compression settings in the case’s third field.
The TERSER_PORT_CASES runner uses the third field as compress. Line 18009 therefore supplies compress: { compress: { passes: 2 }, mangle: false }, not the intended two-pass configuration. The runner compares caught errors as well as code, so matching option errors can make these cases pass without testing minification. Change the third field to { passes: 2 } in all eleven new cases; the runner already sets mangle: false. The repository’s test guideline says, “Cover every line you add or change.” (raw.githubusercontent.com) As per coding guidelines: “Cover every line you add or change.”
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{compress: {passes: 2},mangle: false}
{passes: 2}
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Merging this PR will improve performance by 47.86%
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…ence trees as an invariant (#22943)
* build(tooling): hold webpack's CSS, HTML and XML parsers to the reference trees as an invariant
Add the agreement relation to the CSS, HTML and XML invariants, read css-tree's
stray semicolons as the spec discards them, parse parse5 with scripting off as
webpack does, and record the reference parsers' own divergences as expected.
* build(tooling): report a webpack parser that throws as an agreement finding
* test: port #22942's fix for the jsMinify event handler tests main fails
* test: stand in for process.exitCode in the agreement sweep under Bun
Bun's sandboxed process.exitCode accessor drops writes, so the test read
undefined where the sweep set 0.
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Follows #22936.
Fixes
main#22936's CI ran against a base without #22926, which minifies an event handler as a function body itself rather than wrapping its text. Seven
jsMinifytests #22936 added fail onmainsince: three hold a fallback for a wrap that is gone (a handler dropped whole, a handler withformat: { code: false }), which are removed with their snapshots; the "minifier cannot load" test now spies onlib/javascript/syntax's printer, the objectjsMinifyreaches.A local check: each language held to its own unit tests
yarn test:syntax-coverage [css|html|javascript|json](tooling/check-syntax-coverage.js) runs each language's tokenizer, parser, printer and minifier tests in a jest process of its own, and fails when what they never run in the language's syntax files and minifier entry grows pasttooling/syntax-coverage.json.--listprints what never runs;--writelowers the baseline once more is covered.A process per language, because jest workers shared with other tests lend a test file what the others ran (in one mixed run the CSS printer test's map of
css/syntax-parser.jscame back with another test's hits and four fewer branches). It is a local tool, not a CI job, so CI load is unchanged. About 10 minutes.Baseline (what each language's own tests never run):
syntax-parser,syntax-printer,cssMinify)syntax-parsersyntax-printer,htmlMinify,xmlMinify)jsonMinify)syntax-parsersyntax-printerScopeAnalyzerjsMinifyThe HTML point is the load-time check that the generated insertion-mode table names a mode the code binds.
collectCjsRequireSpecifiers.unittest.jsandno-acorn.unittest.jscount among JavaScript's own tests,hasOctalEscapegets one.JavaScript printer
99.04% → 99.13% of statements. Eleven new cases, each held to running as its source does, reach what #22909's settling of known values (shifts, comparisons, logical and compound assignments, a string past the walk's limit, a literal's members) and #22903's built-ins probe left unrun. A fuzzer over random straight-line programs (1,500 × 5 option sets) and 4,000
node_modulesfiles × 3 option sets found no wrong output, crash or output that no longer parses; together they reach only 20 of the gaps left.unsafefoldingMath.max(1, 2)aftervar g = globalThis; g.Math.max = …(noted in #22903) is not a bug:Math.max = …written directly folds the same way, in terser too, asunsafeassumes built-ins unaltered; the probe guards only the folds webpack keeps safer than terser (Object.*,Array.prototype), and those see writes through an alias,thisandglobalThis.Dead code folded
computeBinary's andcomputeUnary's defaults:>=andtypeofare the operators left._readTmplTokenCold's chunk-start branch: the fast reader handles a token at a chunk's start before handing over.FAMILY_SLOT_KEYWORDS.get(…) || []:new Set(undefined)is the same empty set.Also shortens #22936's changeset to one sentence (CodeRabbit's note there).
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