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fix(cache): call back with the cached value from CacheFacade.provide on a hit - #23032
On a cache hit, the callback-style provide() of CacheFacade and ItemCacheFacade returned the cached value from inside its get callback and never called callback, so a caller waiting on a hit never got an answer. webpack itself calls only providePromise; the callback form is public API for plugins.
// before (lib/cache/CacheFacade.js, both provide methods)if(cacheEntry!==undefined)returncacheEntry;// afterif(cacheEntry!==undefined)returncallback(null,cacheEntry);
Also in this PR:
Cache tests:CacheFacade.unittest.js covers the hit, the miss and each error path of both facades. PackFileCacheStrategy.unittest.js covers deserializing a pack and its content items, and the five outcomes of restoring a pack from its snapshots. MultiItemCache.unittest.js adds two getPromise cases. These paths had no unit tests, which is why the type-only refactor(types): count inferred any in the types coverage report and replace it in lib #23021 came up short on patch coverage.
Yes. The two hit-path tests in test/unitCases/CacheFacade.unittest.js timed out before the fix and pass after it. All 39 tests in the three cache files pass.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No. A cache hit now calls back the way a miss always did.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
n/a
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Claude Code found the bug while typing the cache, wrote the failing test first, then the fix and the coverage tests, and checked them with yarn lint and the targeted unit tests. The author reviewed it.
Callback-style cache lookups now invoke the callback with the cached value on a cache hit, while continuing to skip computation.
Developer Tools
Type coverage reports clarify when inferred any types were not compared and distinguish that from a report with no changes.
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Expanded coverage for cache hits and misses, error handling, multi-item cache results, and pack restoration and selection, including cases involving snapshots and changed dependencies.
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Walkthrough
The patch changes cache-hit callbacks in two cache facade methods. It adds tests for cache APIs, multi-item cache resolution, and pack restoration. It also updates the type-coverage no-change message to reflect whether inferred any counts were compared.
Changes: Cache facade callbacks
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Provide callback behavior lib/cache/CacheFacade.js, test/unitCases/CacheFacade.unittest.js, .changeset/221-cache-facade-provide-hit.md
Both provide methods now call back with the cached entry on a hit. Tests cover hits, misses, and errors for callback and promise APIs. The changeset documents the callback behavior.
Multi-item cache tests
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Multi-item result selection test/unitCases/MultiItemCache.unittest.js
Tests assert that getPromise() resolves with the second item when it contains data, or with undefined when all tested items return undefined.
Pack file cache tests
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Pack restoration and selection test/unitCases/PackFileCacheStrategy.unittest.js
Tests cover restored pack metadata and lazy content, deserialization formats, snapshot checks, and re-resolution outcomes.
Type-coverage reporting
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No-change report wording tooling/type-coverage.js
The no-change message distinguishes whether inferred any counts were compared.
Possibly related PRs
webpack/webpack#23021: Changes the type-coverage report to compare inferred any counts with --base-any.
webpack/webpack#23016: Introduces the base-comparison type-coverage report that this patch further updates.
Change: Bug fix
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The changeset wording is corrected, and no merge-blocking issue is established by the supplied evidence. The PR is mergeable after normal checks.
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Summary
On a cache hit, the callback-style
provide()ofCacheFacadeandItemCacheFacadereturned the cached value from inside itsgetcallback and never calledcallback, so a caller waiting on a hit never got an answer. webpack itself calls onlyprovidePromise; the callback form is public API for plugins.Also in this PR:
CacheFacade.unittest.jscovers the hit, the miss and each error path of both facades.PackFileCacheStrategy.unittest.jscovers deserializing a pack and its content items, and the five outcomes of restoring a pack from its snapshots.MultiItemCache.unittest.jsadds twogetPromisecases. These paths had no unit tests, which is why the type-only refactor(types): count inferred any in the types coverage report and replace it in lib #23021 came up short on patch coverage.--basebut without--base-any, it claimed no inferredanywas added or removed. It now says inferredanywas not compared. CI always passes both flags, so the PR comment was never wrong (CodeRabbit's note on refactor(types): count inferred any in the types coverage report and replace it in lib #23021).What kind of change does this PR introduce?
fix
Did you add tests for your changes?
Yes. The two hit-path tests in
test/unitCases/CacheFacade.unittest.jstimed out before the fix and pass after it. All 39 tests in the three cache files pass.Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No. A cache hit now calls back the way a miss always did.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
n/a
Use of AI
Claude Code found the bug while typing the cache, wrote the failing test first, then the fix and the coverage tests, and checked them with
yarn lintand the targeted unit tests. The author reviewed it.Generated by Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
anytypes were not compared and distinguish that from a report with no changes.