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dev server: make a CSS module a registry module in each graph that imports it - #42058
Under the dev server, import styles from "./x.module.css" throws ReferenceError: import_x_module is not defined.
finish_from_bake_dev_server (src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs) prints a stylesheet as CSS only. convert_stmts_for_chunk_for_dev_server drops the import, but the body still reads import_x_module.default.foo.
Fix
A .module.css also enters the JS chunk of its graph as "x.module.css"(hmr) { hmr.cjs.exports = { foo: "foo_-MSaAA" } }. Importers in each graph link to it through the registry.
IncrementalGraph keeps the module with the stylesheet and does not send an unchanged one. Every graph gets the same names.
Verified: css.test.ts (50 new), react-spa.test.ts, plugins.test.ts, bundler_loader.test.ts. All of test/bake/dev passes.
Self-reviewed: 35 concerns raised, 29 addressed. The Notes name the other 6.
Background
The dev server links at runtime: each file is an entry in a module registry.
A framework adds a server graph and an optional SSR graph. Each bundles its own copy of a file.
Notes: two decisions for a maintainer, and the open PRs that overlap.
Downsides
Each server-side graph that imports a CSS module parses it again on a save.
Release binary: +15,872 bytes of text. One more 16 KB allocation per dev server bundle.
On the server, a module-scope read of the map keeps its value until that file is saved, as for JSON.
Notes
Two decisions for a maintainer
Scope. The server graph and the SSR graph of a framework (app) were 38% of the added source lines at 5d556f4, and every report on CSS Modules not working when using HTMLBundle via Bun.serve() #18258 is an HTML route. This PR keeps the three graphs, because a change for the client graph only leaves a server importer with the ReferenceError of main. The commits f863271, 9f9463e and 5d556f4 hold most of the server part, if it must move to a second PR.
Self-review: the 6 concerns that are not addressed
Move the task free and the CommonJS reset to PRs of their own. They stay, each as its own commit, because the tests of this PR fail without them.
Delete CssEntryPointMeta.imported_on_server. It was redundant only with d490d29, which is reverted here.
A failed save drops the class-name module of the client graph. The next good save sends it again, also when no name changed, and a page with no accepting importer reloads.
A CSS module that the server entry point of a framework and a client file both import. The self-review reports that the client importer does not get the module. Not reproduced here.
"The browser's copy wins" does not hold in two states (see "Left for later"). Both are as on main.
A registry module for every stylesheet, and a debug assert for a link that has no registry module. Both are follow-ups.
How the server graph works
Each graph bundles its own copy of the stylesheet. The class-name module of a copy goes into the JS chunk and finalize_bundle gives it to the registry of that graph, as it does for a JSON file.
The server graph keeps the record of the file a stylesheet (FileKind::Css), so a trace from a route still reaches the client's file. is_rsc / is_ssr say which server registries hold the module.
A hash per record and graph (css_module_stubs) keeps an unchanged module from going to the server again. A style-only save evaluates nothing on the server and reloads no page.
is_file_cached returns CacheKind::CssModule only when the registry of the asking graph holds the module. A miss bundles that graph's copy with the importer. This covers a client importer that appears after a server importer, and the reverse, and the SSR graph after the server graph.
The CSS loop of finalize_bundle handles the browser's copies first. The copy of another graph is stored only where the client graph keeps no css root for the path.
A save bundles the copy of each server graph that holds the module. For a save of a file that the module composes from or imports, the walk in invalidate that finds the dependent roots queues those copies. The walk leaves the record of a plain stylesheet as it is.
Under the dev server, the SSR copy hashes its path without the ssr: prefix (css_module_name_path, in mangle_local_css and in the CSS parser's filename, which names @keyframes). run_resolver no longer gives the graphs one shared source index for a non-JS file that a plugin's onResolve declined. Production builds keep both behaviors.
Content::CssModule is boxed. A const assert holds File at 56 bytes and Content at 24.
Failures
A stylesheet that fails in the link or after it (a bad composes, a print error) fails in finalize_bundle: in the client graph for the copy that the page uses, else in the server graph of a CSS module copy.
A stylesheet that fails to parse, or that imports a file that is not CSS, is reported at the link, when the roots are known. A root is a stylesheet that a JS or HTML file imports, or an entry point. A root that failed to parse fails in the graph of its copy, as on main. A CSS module root with an invalid import does the same. Any other stylesheet fails in the client graph, where the @import and composes edges are.
The dev server runs the cross-file composes checks of the link step of bun build (validate_css_import_composes). An unknown name from another file is an error, with the message and position of bun build. That position is in the other file, at the offset of the composes. The property collision check of that step adds no error in bun build (the build passes), and the dev server does not print it.
A failed root gets no chunk and no class-name module, also when a later importer or the entry point list of a rebuild names it again.
A failed stylesheet that other stylesheets import stays a css child in the client graph. A save of it bundles the roots that import it, also when the failure came from a copy that the page does not use.
Measurements (release builds of main at b1305dd and of this PR at 9328360, Linux x64. Numbers with another commit are from that earlier head, for code that did not change since.)
Release binary: +15,872 bytes of text (140,289,307 to 140,305,179, size. bloaty is not in the container). Data and bss are equal.
HMR runtime: client +30 bytes, server +30 bytes (53,061 to 53,091 and 11,088 to 11,118). +1 property store for each evaluation of a CommonJS module.
Memory: growth of RSS over 30 saves of a CSS module with 2000 classes that a server route imports, read after Bun.gc(true): 7.9 MB (at 6838126). At 9f9463e: 34.9 to 38.3 MB. The cause was that the link of a dev server bundle had no AST scope, so the class-name map of each copy stayed (about 220 bytes for each class, copy and save). A plain stylesheet of the same size: 4.8 MB (9f9463e: 5.4 MB). The release-only test "css module saves do not grow the memory of the dev server" bounds the growth at 16 MB.
Each dev server bundle now allocates and frees one AST state of 16 KB for the link.
Loads of a CSS module, counted by an onLoad plugin: first bundle 1 per graph. A save of the stylesheet: 1 + k (k = server-side graphs that import it. main: 1). A save of an importer: 0. Under a plugin with "tailwind" in its name, a save of another file loads a tracked CSS module once (the browser's copy), as on main.
A save of a file that N CSS modules compose from bundles N × (1 + k) copies (main: N). One measurement in the self-review, not repeated here: N = 200 and k = 2 give 603 parse tasks against 201, and 75 to 100 ms against 35 ms.
Style-only save: 0 server / 0 client modules, no reload. Class-list edit: 1 server / 1 client module with a server graph, 2 / 1 with a server and an SSR graph.
Hot update for one style-only save of a module in three graphs: 1 CSS entry for the path, 235 bytes (9f9463e).
Instructions in code that every bun build runs: not measured per function. valgrind is not in the build container. Whole process instead (9f9463e, user instructions from perf_event_open, 5 interleaved runs, 2000 JS modules + 200 JSON files + 200 .module.css files of 10 classes): main 307.34M to 308.36M, PR 307.36M to 308.25M. The spread of one binary is 0.3%.
Production output, main against PR (9f9463e): 0 differing files for bun build (2 targets) and 0 for bun build --app with a "use client".module.css and separateSSRGraph: true.
Class-name module: 396 bytes per graph for 10 classes. Stub-hash entries: 1 per module per server-side graph.
Also fixed
require() and import() of a CSS module from server code.
A JSON file that an onResolve plugin declined and that the server and the client import: on main one of the two fails with Failed to load bundled module 'data.json'. Test: "onResolve that declines a file of the server and the client" in plugins.test.ts.
The page got the stylesheet of the copy that was stored last. The browser's copy is now stored where one is bundled.
A stylesheet that only other stylesheets import, under a stylesheet of a server file, with a syntax error: after the first request the route answered 200 without it. Also on main.
A plain stylesheet that gets an import of a file that is not CSS in a save: the rebuild stored its chunk and cleared the failure while the page showed it. On main the error overlay stays after the fix. The old styles now stay until the import is fixed, as for a syntax error.
The link of a dev server bundle ran with no AST scope, so AST lists that clone_ast and LinkerGraph::load make came from the global heap and stayed. Also on main.
A file that a bundle received past the end of the stale set read as stale after a failure in the same bundle, because the set grows with stale bits. On main that costs one more parse of the file. receive_chunk now gives the file its bit.
Left for later
Production build with a separate SSR graph: the SSR copy still hashes ssr: plus the path, so its names differ from the client's. Equal names there make two byte-equal CSS chunks, which is DuplicateOutputPath.
A stylesheet that only server code imports is served from the server's copy until its first save. A request for a route with a build error bundles the route again (the default of a release build) and stores the server's copy again. A plain stylesheet that a client file imports after a server file gets no browser copy until it is saved. All three are as on main.
Under a framework the dev server prints CSS with the server's targets, so a nested rule is not lowered.
A failure that is recorded in the client graph marks only the routes that the client graph reaches. After a good build, a save that breaks a plain @imported file under a stylesheet that only server files import does not mark the route. As on main. dev server: fail a framework route when a stylesheet it imports fails to build #42872 is about that.
An import chain that is too deep: a CSS module root fails in the graph of its copy, as for an invalid import. No test: the depth limit depends on the build.
The record of a plain stylesheet in the server graph is stale from the start when it is among the first 512 files of that graph. Each bundle of a server file that imports the stylesheet then parses the server's copy again. As on main.
A plain stylesheet with a syntax error that a client file and a server file import: with BUN_ASSUME_PERFECT_INCREMENTAL=1, the route keeps the error after the fix. As on main. A release build bundles the route again on the next request.
With a separate SSR graph, a page of a server route reloads once when the SSR graph bundles, for the first time, a CSS module that the route imports. The server record is shared by both graphs.
Server HMR gives importers of a changed lazy-export module (JSON, CSS module) the new value through their bindings and does not evaluate them again. It prints "Hot update was not accepted".
The client bundle of a framework route is not built again when a file that the router's clientEntryPoint imports changes. After the reload the page runs the old code. This holds for a plain TS file on main and also for the class-name module of a CSS module.
A save compiles one CSS chunk per server-side copy that is then not stored.
An error in a CSS module that two graphs import is listed once per graph, as for a TS or JSON file.
After a save, the class-name module of a stylesheet that only server code imports also enters the client bundle of the route.
The position of the "never appears" error for a cross-file composes is in the wrong file, in bun build and so in the dev server.
On Dev server: CSS modules imported from JavaScript #47979 at 2d4ef2f (debug, Linux x64, 2026-11-06): its own tests pass and the repro of CSS Modules not working when using HTMLBundle via Bun.serve() #18258 loads. These tests of this PR failed there: "css module binding survives an edit of the importer", "css module that was only composed from gets imported directly", "plain css imported with a binding is an empty module, as in bun build" and the react-spa.test.ts test (all four: ReferenceError after an edit of the importing file), "css module import shapes" (import() and require() throw) and "two importers share one css module instance".
Dev server: CSS modules imported from JavaScript #47979 is at 71cf1f6 now (2026-11-07). Its author reports that 1203607 fixed the four tests with an edit of the importing file. The author leaves import(), require() and the shared instance as they are, because they need the stylesheet to be a module of its own. Not tested again here.
It follows the approach of bake: fix CSS modules with HMR #33405 by @bgrcs, who is credited as co-author of the first commit. The replaceModules ordering change from that PR is not included.
populate_css_module_lazy_export is split out of generate_code_for_lazy_export, so the dev pipeline, which skips that step, fills the map with the code the full link uses.
Where main disables the import of a stylesheet that failed to parse, a CSS module keeps the import as a link to its class-name module, because the importer is not bundled again when the stylesheet is fixed.
A .module.css that only a <link> tag references still gets its (unused) registry entry.
bun build --format=internal_bake_dev (a debug CLI format) prints the module too, for every target.
Tests
css.test.ts: 50 new tests (68 in a release build, 67 in a debug build, which has no memory test). On a release build of main, 47 of the 50 fail. Three are guards and pass there: "plain css import stays side-effect only next to css modules", "css module in a link tag with an initial syntax error gets recovered" and "a save of a file that a plain stylesheet imports keeps the server's copy of the stylesheet cached". The test in production.test.ts is a guard for the production names.
Suites run on the final debug build: test/bake/dev (253 pass), css.test.ts with the CI LeakSanitizer settings (67 pass), css.test.ts, plugins.test.ts and react-spa.test.ts with BUN_ASSUME_PERFECT_INCREMENTAL=1 for every test (82 pass), the six test files directly in test/bake and test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-html.test.ts (122 pass), test/bundler/esbuild/css.test.ts, test/bundler/css/css-modules.test.ts, test/bundler/bundler_loader.test.ts and test/js/bun/css/css-loader.test.ts (239 pass). On the final release build: css.test.ts (68 pass).
`import styles from "./x.module.css"` under `bun ./index.html` compiled
to a module body that read `import_x_module.default.foo` while the
import itself was dropped, so the page threw `ReferenceError:
import_x_module is not defined`. The dev pipeline put every file with
a stylesheet into the CSS chunk only, and `convert_stmts_for_chunk_for_dev_server`
disabled every import record that pointed at a CSS file.
A client `.module.css` now also goes into the JS chunk. Its lazy-export
stub is filled with the class-name map (the same code the full link
uses) and prints as `"x.module.css"(hmr) { hmr.cjs.exports = {...} }`.
The importer keeps the record, with the source index cleared so that
`import`, `import()` and `require()` all link through the registry.
The incremental graph stores the module next to the stylesheet hash
(`Content::CssModule`), serves it in route bundles, leaves it out of a
hot update when it did not change (style-only edits stay CSS-only),
and reports it as `CacheKind::CssModule` so that a re-bundled importer
keeps the dependency while the CSS file is cached.
The HMR runtime drops the cached ESM view of a CommonJS module when it
re-evaluates it, so importers see the new class map.
Fixes#18258
Co-authored-by: bgrcs <bruno@grcs.pm>
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Walkthrough
CSS Modules now retain JavaScript class-name exports alongside stylesheet assets in dev-server bundling and incremental updates. The changes also update CSS Module import handling, cache-kind reporting, CommonJS re-evaluation, and related tests.
Changes
CSS Module dev-server support
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Classify CSS Modules and process imports src/bundler/options.rs, src/bundler/lib.rs, src/bundler/ParseTask.rs, src/bundler/transpiler.rs, src/bundler/linker_context/convertStmtsForChunkForDevServer.rs
Shared helpers identify CSS Module paths and browser targets. Parsing and CSS output use the path helper. Dev-server import preprocessing preserves CSS Module imports and creates namespace stubs for disabled or deferred imports with bindings.
InternalBakeDev linking marks eligible CSS Module parts live. Finalization tracks CSS Module stubs and populates lazy class-name exports. The JavaScript dependency pass skips CSS-loader files. Bundler tests check the stub, scoped class name, and emitted CSS selector.
Preserve CSS Module state during updates src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs, src/runtime/bake/dev_server/incremental_graph.rs, src/runtime/bake/dev_server/bundle.rs, src/runtime/bake/dev_server/bundler_vtable.rs, src/runtime/bake/dev_server/mod.rs, src/runtime/bake/hmr-module.ts
The incremental graph stores CSS asset IDs with CSS Module code and handles cache kinds, receipt, tracing, and invalidation. Cache entries use the bundler type and pass through the vtable. CommonJS loaders clear exports when they re-evaluate a module.
Validate CSS Module updates and recovery test/bake/dev/css.test.ts, test/bake/dev/react-spa.test.ts
Tests cover import shapes, class-map and style updates, composition, shared module instances, error recovery, and React Fast Refresh.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii
Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 4b408
The CSS Module change has no established merge-blocking issue after the normal checks.
Pre-merge checks: 4
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[#18258] The dev server emits a client CSS-module class map and links the importer to it. Cache and HMR changes preserve the binding across edits. CSS, React SPA, and loader tests cover scoped names a…
Out of Scope Changes check
[#18258] The bundler, cache, and HMR changes support CSS-module imports and updates. Disabled-import handling and plain CSS tests cover related dev-server linking behavior.
Title check
The title describes CSS-module registry support in the dev server. However, the stated scope is the client graph, so support in each graph is not established.
Description check
The description explains the change and how it was tested, although it uses different headings from the template. Its server-side scope, test count, and binary-size figures conflict with the stated ob…
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[#18258] The dev server emits a client CSS-module class map and links the importer to it. Cache and HMR changes preserve the binding across edits. CSS, React SPA, and loader tests cover scoped names and updates. The incremental diff was unavailable; the current change summary supports this assessment.
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The description explains the change and how it was tested, although it uses different headings from the template. Its server-side scope, test count, and binary-size figures conflict with the stated objectives and should be reconciled.
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Status: ready for review. The branch is merged with main at b1305dd. The PR covers the client graph and the server and SSR graphs of a framework (bun/app).
Reproduced on Bun 1.4.3 and on main with the three files from #18258 style reports (index.html + main.js importing m.module.css): the served /_bun/client/*.js had "src/main.js": [ [], [], [], (hmr) => { ... import_m_module.default.box ... } with no import_m_module declared. With this branch the same bundle contains "src/m.module.css"(hmr) { hmr.cjs.exports = { box: "box_KCWodg" } } and src/main.js lists "src/m.module.css", 1, "default" in its dependencies. The stylesheet served at /_bun/asset/*.css uses the same .box_KCWodg. The binding stays declared after edits of src/main.js and of the stylesheet.
With a framework that has a server graph (minimalFramework of the test harness):
On main, a server-side file that imports a .module.css throws the same ReferenceError. It now gets the names, in the server graph and in the SSR graph.
Every graph gets the same names, so a server render matches the stylesheet that the page gets.
A route whose CSS module has a build error answers 500 until the stylesheet is fixed. The tests cover a syntax error, a composes of an unknown name, an import of a file that is not CSS, and a composed file with a syntax error.
Tests: test/bake/dev/css.test.ts (50 new. On a release build of main, 47 fail and 3 are guards that pass), test/bake/dev/react-spa.test.ts (1), test/bake/dev/plugins.test.ts (1), test/bundler/bundler_loader.test.ts (1 new, 1 extended), test/bake/dev/production.test.ts (1 guard). All pass with the debug build, together with the rest of test/bake/dev (253 tests). css.test.ts also passes with the LeakSanitizer settings of CI, and with a release build.
Two questions for a maintainer, with the details in the Notes of the PR body:
Scope. The server and SSR graphs are a large part of the diff, and every report on CSS Modules not working when using HTMLBundle via Bun.serve() #18258 is an HTML route. The PR keeps the three graphs because a server importer throws otherwise. The server part can move to a second PR.
#33405 by @bgrcs, which this PR carries forward with co-author credit, was closed in favor of this one.
CI at 9328360 (build 138310): every red test is in test/aot/ or is test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. The same tests are red on main (for example build 138109). No test in test/bake failed. One test of test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-html.test.ts ("rebuild that fails to parse an import, and a request for a failed route") failed once in a parallel batch and passed alone. It does the same on main (builds 138109, 137628 and 137445).
…was only an @import child
A stylesheet that entered the client graph through `@import` or `composes`
is a `CssChild`: it has no asset and no module of its own. When a JS file
later imported it while it was not stale, `is_file_cached` reported it as a
cached stylesheet, so the import was dropped (for a `.module.css`: the
class-name map binding stayed undefined) and the route trace reached a
`CssChild` through a JS edge ("only CSS roots should be found by tracing").
Report such a file as not cached so it is bundled as a root.
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I reviewed this again after the two follow-up commits and didn't find any bugs. The CssChild cache-kind edge case I flagged earlier is now handled (cache_kind() returns None so is_file_cached falls through and the file is re-bundled) and covered by the new "css module that was only composed from gets imported directly" test. Given the scope — a new Content variant threaded through the incremental graph plus two-pass receive_chunk merging and changes across the bake-dev link pipeline — a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
cache_kind() -> Option and its consumer in is_file_cached — None correctly skips the cached-import short-circuit at bundle_v2.rs:6743 and lets the file be parsed.
The comment-trimming commit is mechanical; no logic moved.
Content::CssModule handling in receive_chunk / traceDependencies — the JS-pass/CSS-pass merge preserves whichever half already exists and the byte-equal suppression only skips the hot update, not the content store.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
This PR makes import styles from "./x.module.css" work under the Bake dev server by shipping a CSS module's class-name map as an HMR registry module alongside its stylesheet. It touches the bundler's bake-dev pipeline (bundle_v2.rs, LinkerContext.rs, convertStmtsForChunkForDevServer.rs, generateCodeForLazyExport.rs), adds is_css_module_path/is_client_css_module helpers in options.rs, introduces CacheKind::CssModule and Content::CssModule { css, code } in the dev-server incremental graph, and drops the cached ESM view of a re-evaluated CJS module in hmr-module.ts. Six new tests span css.test.ts, react-spa.test.ts, and bundler_loader.test.ts.
Since my prior review, two commits landed: 33c8ea8 changes File::cache_kind() to return Option<CacheKind> with None for Content::CssChild (so a .module.css that entered the graph only via composes/@ import is re-bundled when a JS file later imports it directly — the exact scenario I raised), wires is_file_cached to propagate that None, and adds a dedicated test; d53ee8d trims multi-line comments to one-liners per the repo's comment convention.
Security risks
None identified. The change is confined to the bundler's dev-server output format and the in-process incremental graph; no new parsing of untrusted external input, no auth/crypto/permission surfaces, no network or filesystem trust-boundary changes.
Level of scrutiny
High. This threads a new discriminant (CssModule) through several match sites across the bundler and incremental graph, changes how receive_chunk merges two passes for one file, and alters which import records stay live in the dev format. REVIEW.md's "one source of truth — new enum variant → audit every switch" and "reference counts / ownership on every terminal path" both apply here (the Content::CssModule.code box, the two-pass merge, and the cache_kind consumers). The follow-up fix to cache_kind() is exactly the shape suggested and is now test-covered, but the overall surface (incremental-graph edge attachment, hot-update suppression, HMR runtime cache invalidation) is intricate enough that a maintainer familiar with Bake should sign off.
Other factors
Test coverage is good: the new tests exercise static import, require, dynamic import(), style-only edits (no re-eval of importers), class-map-changing edits, and the composed-then-directly-imported path. The PR description states these fail on 1.4.3 and that the surrounding test/bake/dev suites still pass. There are no outstanding human CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews; the github-actions inline comments appear to have been addressed by the comment-trimming commit.
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…, and a plain css import next to them
Three more dev server cases from #33405: two importers of one
`.module.css` receive the same object, a `.module.css` that becomes
empty drops both its rules and its class map and recovers when a class
comes back, and a plain `.css` import stays a side-effect import whose
edits do not re-evaluate the importer.
Co-authored-by: bgrcs <bruno@grcs.pm>
…rver graph bundled
A copy that is bundled as an entry point (after a save) did not rewrite its
server record, so a failure on that record stayed after the fix. With
BUN_ASSUME_PERFECT_INCREMENTAL=1 a stylesheet of a server file with a syntax
error kept the route at 500 after the file was fixed.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):
🟣 src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs — A server route that imports a .module.css whose @ import/composes targets a non-CSS file (or whose @ import chain is too deep) answers 500 with "Failed to load bundled module 'x.module.css'" and stays broken after the stylesheet is fixed. handle_parse_task_failure at bundle_v2.rs:5817-5825 (and :6049-6057) always passes bake::Graph::Client, so the server copy of the stylesheet gets no server-graph record, while the importer's record is still rewritten into a registry link at convertStmtsForChunkForDevServer.rs:77-81. Fix: register the failure in the graph of the copy's own target (asts.items_target()[index].bake_graph()) at both sites, so the server importer gets an edge, the route reports the error, and the fix save re-bundles the server copy through is_rsc.
Why this was flagged
Under a Bake framework, routes/index.ts does import styles from "../x.module.css" and x.module.css contains @ import "./theme.json". In finish_from_bake_dev_server, scan_css_imports returns Errors for the server-target copy and bundle_v2.rs:5817-5825 calls handle_parse_task_failure(InvalidCssImport, bake::Graph::Client, ...), then swap_removes it from css_entry_points. No CSS chunk exists, so the server graph never gets a record for the path. The importer's record is still turned into a registry link at convertStmtsForChunkForDevServer.rs:70-81. In finalize, process_chunk_import_records finds no server record for the key (incremental_graph.rs:1126-1128), so no edge is created and the route's trace_imports(FindErrors) finds no failure. Evaluating the route then hits throwNotFound (hmr-module.ts:865) with "Failed to load bundled module 'x.module.css'". Fixing the stylesheet only re-bundles the browser copy, so the route keeps failing until the importer itself is edited. On the base branch the same input also failed on the server, but with a ReferenceError rather than this message.
Verification:finish_from_bake_dev_server calls dev_server.handle_parse_task_failure(InvalidCssImport, bake::Graph::Client, ...) (src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs:5817-5825), so no server-graph record is created for the path. process_edge_attachment finds nothing and returns Continue with no edge (incremental_graph.rs:1126-1128); the HMR runtime reports Failed to load bundled module 'x.module.css' (src/runtime/bake/hmr-module.ts:866).
…hat a server graph bundled"
This reverts commit d490d29.
The change fixes the failure record of a plain stylesheet of a server
file. That is not about CSS modules, and #47673 changes the same
bookkeeping. A CSS module does not need it: the class-name module of a
copy rewrites the server record of that copy.
`getEsmExports` caches the ES view of `module.exports`. The reset of
that cache was a new `else` arm before the wrapper call in
`loadModuleSync` and `loadModuleAsync`. It is now one statement after
the call. The statement is net two lines instead of six, and it also
covers a wrapper that replaces `module.exports`.
… walk
A save of a file that a CSS module composes from or imports must bundle
the copy of that module in each server graph, because its class names
can change. A pass over the whole entry point list did this after the
Tailwind re-queue. So a stylesheet that a Tailwind plugin tracks was
bundled once for each graph on every save of any file.
The walk that finds the dependent roots now queues the copies, with the
rule that the server graph already uses for a changed file. The pass is
gone, and `hot_reload_event.rs` is as on main.
`insert_css_file_on_server` no longer sets a stale bit for a failed
copy. Nothing reads it before the next save sets it.
The dev linker bound `{ default: {} }` for every disabled import that
has bindings. For a path that the `browser` field maps to `false`,
`bun build` gives another value, and #46579 changes that case.
A record that the dev server disables because its target is a
stylesheet now has the flag `IS_DEV_SERVER_STYLESHEET`, with the name
and bit of #46579. Only such a record gets the empty module. Any other
disabled import is dropped as on main.
`finish_from_bake_dev_server` runs on the JS thread with no AST scope.
A list of AST nodes that it makes then comes from the global heap, and
nothing frees it. The class-name map of a CSS module is such a list: a
save of a module with 2000 classes kept about 1.1 MB.
The function now enters a scope that borrows the heap of the bundle,
as `start_async_bundle` does for the setup. The scope ends before
`finalize_bundle`, which runs JS and frees the bundle. The state of the
scope lives until the function returns, because it holds the small
lists.
…its copy
A CSS module that imports a file that is not CSS, or whose import chain
is too deep, was reported in the client graph only. Two things went
wrong for the copy that a server file imports:
- The server graph had no record of it. After the first request the
route found no failure and answered "Failed to load bundled module".
A fix of the stylesheet did not bundle the server copy again.
- A later importer, or the entry point list of a rebuild, added the
failed root to the CSS chunks again. Its class-name module and its
stylesheet were sent, and that cleared the failure in the same bundle.
The report for a CSS module now waits until every root is known. The
root of a chunk fails in the graph that bundled its copy, like a parse
error, and it gets no chunk and no class-name module. A module that
only other stylesheets import keeps its failure in the client graph,
where the `@import` edges are.
A plain stylesheet is reported as before.
`bun build` reports a `composes` name that the other file does not
have, in `scan_imports_and_exports`. The dev server skips that step, so
it sent a class-name module without the name and reported nothing.
`finish_from_bake_dev_server` now calls the same checks for each CSS
module before it fills the class-name map. The checks take the log as
a parameter. The link step passes its own log, so `bun build` reports
what it did before.
…the failure paths
New tests in `test/bake/dev/css.test.ts`:
- An import of a file that is not CSS: a CSS module of a server file and
of an SSR file, a page that is open, and a first load with two importers.
- A `composes` of an unknown name from another file.
- A plain stylesheet with a syntax error that is imported with a binding.
- A style-only save with a page open does not reload it, for a module
that the server graph or the SSR graph imports.
- A `"use client"` file that imports the module: style-only save, class
list edit, and an edit of the component.
- `@keyframes` names in the SSR graph.
- The module reaches the second of the server and SSR graphs, in both orders.
- A stylesheet that a Tailwind plugin tracks is bundled once on a save of
another file.
- In a release build: 30 saves of a module with 2000 classes grow the
memory of the dev server by less than 16 MB.
Changed tests: the `composes` errors run in the server graph and in the
SSR graph, with an error that a save adds. The render test checks that a
style-only save keeps the module object and a class list edit replaces it.
…tylesheet
A stylesheet of a server graph that failed to parse was recorded in
that graph at once. For a stylesheet that only other stylesheets
import, no edge of the server graph reaches that record: the `@import`
and `composes` edges are in the client graph. After the first request
a route answered 200, and a CSS module that composes from the failed
file had class names missing.
The failure now waits for the link, as the failure for an invalid
import does. A root (a file that a JS or HTML file imports, or an entry
point) fails in the graph of its copy, as before. Any other stylesheet
fails in the client graph, where a route finds it through the
stylesheet that it imports, and where the next good bundle clears it.
A missing file is still reported at once.
The failure for an invalid import now waits for every stylesheet, not
only for a CSS module. A plain stylesheet still fails in the client
graph, but a rebuild no longer adds it back to the chunks, so the old
styles stay until the import is fixed.
…ylesheet
When the client graph keeps the stylesheet of the browser's copy, a
failure of the copy of a server graph went to the server graph. For a
CSS module, the class-name module of that copy clears it on the next
good bundle. A plain stylesheet has no such module, so the record
stayed failed and the route kept the error after the fix.
The page has the result of the browser's copy, so the failure of the
other copy of a plain stylesheet is no longer recorded.
…r file
- A CSS module of the server graph and of the SSR graph that composes
from a module with a syntax error: each request gets the error.
- A plain stylesheet and a CSS module of a server file that `@import`
a stylesheet with a syntax error: each request gets the error, and no
failure stays after the fix.
- A plain stylesheet that gets an import of a JSON file in a save keeps
its old styles until the import is fixed.
The finding in the review of d490d29 is correct. A server route whose .module.css imports a file that is not CSS answered "Failed to load bundled module 'x.module.css'" after the first request, and a fix of the stylesheet did not recover it. It is fixed in 1c5811b and f276138.
The report for an invalid import now waits until the roots of the CSS chunks are known. A CSS module root fails in the graph of its copy (asts.items_target()[index].bake_graph()), as the review suggests. The server importer gets its edge, each request gets the build error, and the fix save bundles the server copy again.
Any other stylesheet with an invalid import fails in the client graph, where its @import and composes edges are.
The failed root is removed after the entry point loop. Before, a later importer or the entry point list of a rebuild added it again, and its chunk cleared the failure in the same bundle.
The too-deep site uses the same rule. It has no test, because the depth limit depends on the build.
Tests in test/bake/dev/css.test.ts: "css module in the server graph with an import of a file that is not css", the same test for the SSR graph, and "css module with an initial import of a file that is not css, under two importers".
A failure in the client graph turned the record of an `@import`ed
stylesheet into an unknown file. The pass over the imports of its root
makes it a css child again. A copy of the root that the page does not
use has no such pass, so the record stayed unknown. A save that fixed
the file then bundled the file alone, and the stylesheet of the page
kept its old content.
`insert_failure` now keeps the record a css child, as it keeps a css
root. A save of the file bundles the roots that import it.
`receive_chunk` cleared the stale bit of a file only if the set already
had a bit for it. A file past the end of the set had no bit. A failure
later in the same bundle then grew the set with stale bits, and the file
that was just received read as stale.
`keeps_css_root` reads that bit. For a CSS module that the client and a
server graph import, it answered that the page does not have the
browser's copy, so the copy of the server graph replaced the stylesheet
of the page.
`receive_chunk` now grows the set before it clears the bit.
The test for a failed stylesheet under a stylesheet of two graphs now
runs with BUN_ASSUME_PERFECT_INCREMENTAL=1. By default, a request for a
route with a build error bundles the whole route again, and that repairs
the record that the test is about. The test now asserts that the route
answers 500 after the route edit and 200 after the fix.
…orted file is saved
The walk in `invalidate` that finds the roots above a saved stylesheet
set the stale bit of the record of each root in the server graph. Only
the copy of a CSS module is bundled again for a server graph. For a
plain stylesheet nothing cleared the bit, so each later bundle of a
server file that imports the stylesheet parsed the server's copy again.
The walk now sets the bit only for a record that it queues for a server
graph. A plain stylesheet is handled as on main.
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Fixes #18258
Problem
import styles from "./x.module.css"throwsReferenceError: import_x_module is not defined.finish_from_bake_dev_server(src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs) prints a stylesheet as CSS only.convert_stmts_for_chunk_for_dev_serverdrops the import, but the body still readsimport_x_module.default.foo.Fix
.module.cssalso enters the JS chunk of its graph as"x.module.css"(hmr) { hmr.cjs.exports = { foo: "foo_-MSaAA" } }. Importers in each graph link to it through the registry.IncrementalGraphkeeps the module with the stylesheet and does not send an unchanged one. Every graph gets the same names.css.test.ts(50 new),react-spa.test.ts,plugins.test.ts,bundler_loader.test.ts. All oftest/bake/devpasses.Background
require()andimport()). JSON already works this way.Downsides
Notes
Two decisions for a maintainer
app) were 38% of the added source lines at 5d556f4, and every report on CSS Modules not working when using HTMLBundle via Bun.serve() #18258 is an HTML route. This PR keeps the three graphs, because a change for the client graph only leaves a server importer with theReferenceErrorofmain. The commits f863271, 9f9463e and 5d556f4 hold most of the server part, if it must move to a second PR.Other open PRs on the same lines (state of 2026-11-07, none is merged)
hmr-module.ts. This PR needs a reset: its tests fail without one. It has one statement after the wrapper call inloadModuleSyncandloadModuleAsync. The PR that lands second keeps one of the resets.IS_DEV_SERVER_STYLESHEETof dev server: declare the namespace of an import that the browser target disables #46579 (same name, bit and three set sites). After dev server: declare the namespace of an import that the browser target disables #46579, the stylesheet value goes on its flagged branch.require()andimport()of a plain stylesheet. That is the last item under "Left for later".insert_css_file_on_serverremoves the failure of a record that it overwrites. dev server: take back the build error of a file that is demoted or inserted again #47673 has the helperretract_failurefor that.finalize_bundlebecause the copies differ today. Not tested together.onResolveplugin declined. This PR has one condition inrun_resolverfor the dev server.ServerComponentParseTaskthat efef93d and 7591d39 repeat.css.test.tsis leak-checked on CI, and the tests with a"use client"file and a separate SSR graph leak 336 bytes for each such file without it.Self-review: the 6 concerns that are not addressed
CssEntryPointMeta.imported_on_server. It was redundant only with d490d29, which is reverted here.main.How the server graph works
finalize_bundlegives it to the registry of that graph, as it does for a JSON file.FileKind::Css), so a trace from a route still reaches the client's file.is_rsc/is_ssrsay which server registries hold the module.css_module_stubs) keeps an unchanged module from going to the server again. A style-only save evaluates nothing on the server and reloads no page.is_file_cachedreturnsCacheKind::CssModuleonly when the registry of the asking graph holds the module. A miss bundles that graph's copy with the importer. This covers a client importer that appears after a server importer, and the reverse, and the SSR graph after the server graph.finalize_bundlehandles the browser's copies first. The copy of another graph is stored only where the client graph keeps no css root for the path.invalidatethat finds the dependent roots queues those copies. The walk leaves the record of a plain stylesheet as it is.ssr:prefix (css_module_name_path, inmangle_local_cssand in the CSS parser'sfilename, which names@keyframes).run_resolverno longer gives the graphs one shared source index for a non-JS file that a plugin'sonResolvedeclined. Production builds keep both behaviors.Content::CssModuleis boxed. A const assert holdsFileat 56 bytes andContentat 24.Failures
composes, a print error) fails infinalize_bundle: in the client graph for the copy that the page uses, else in the server graph of a CSS module copy.main. A CSS module root with an invalid import does the same. Any other stylesheet fails in the client graph, where the@importandcomposesedges are.composeschecks of the link step ofbun build(validate_css_import_composes). An unknown name from another file is an error, with the message and position ofbun build. That position is in the other file, at the offset of thecomposes. The property collision check of that step adds no error inbun build(the build passes), and the dev server does not print it.Measurements (release builds of
mainat b1305dd and of this PR at 9328360, Linux x64. Numbers with another commit are from that earlier head, for code that did not change since.)size. bloaty is not in the container). Data and bss are equal.Bun.gc(true): 7.9 MB (at 6838126). At 9f9463e: 34.9 to 38.3 MB. The cause was that the link of a dev server bundle had no AST scope, so the class-name map of each copy stayed (about 220 bytes for each class, copy and save). A plain stylesheet of the same size: 4.8 MB (9f9463e: 5.4 MB). The release-only test "css module saves do not grow the memory of the dev server" bounds the growth at 16 MB.File56 bytes,Content24 bytes (as onmain. Const assert).onLoadplugin: first bundle 1 per graph. A save of the stylesheet: 1 + k (k = server-side graphs that import it.main: 1). A save of an importer: 0. Under a plugin with "tailwind" in its name, a save of another file loads a tracked CSS module once (the browser's copy), as onmain.main: N). One measurement in the self-review, not repeated here: N = 200 and k = 2 give 603 parse tasks against 201, and 75 to 100 ms against 35 ms.bun buildruns: not measured per function. valgrind is not in the build container. Whole process instead (9f9463e, user instructions fromperf_event_open, 5 interleaved runs, 2000 JS modules + 200 JSON files + 200.module.cssfiles of 10 classes):main307.34M to 308.36M, PR 307.36M to 308.25M. The spread of one binary is 0.3%.mainagainst PR (9f9463e): 0 differing files forbun build(2 targets) and 0 forbun build --appwith a"use client".module.cssandseparateSSRGraph: true.Also fixed
require()andimport()of a CSS module from server code.onResolveplugin declined and that the server and the client import: onmainone of the two fails withFailed to load bundled module 'data.json'. Test: "onResolve that declines a file of the server and the client" inplugins.test.ts.main.mainthe error overlay stays after the fix. The old styles now stay until the import is fixed, as for a syntax error.enqueue_server_component_generated_fileboxed a task that nothing freed (see bundler: free the ServerComponentParseTask after it generates its file #38004 above).clone_astandLinkerGraph::loadmake came from the global heap and stayed. Also onmain.mainthat costs one more parse of the file.receive_chunknow gives the file its bit.Left for later
ssr:plus the path, so its names differ from the client's. Equal names there make two byte-equal CSS chunks, which isDuplicateOutputPath.main.@imported file under a stylesheet that only server files import does not mark the route. As onmain. dev server: fail a framework route when a stylesheet it imports fails to build #42872 is about that.main.BUN_ASSUME_PERFECT_INCREMENTAL=1, the route keeps the error after the fix. As onmain. A release build bundles the route again on the next request.clientEntryPointimports changes. After the reload the page runs the old code. This holds for a plain TS file onmainand also for the class-name module of a CSS module.composesis in the wrong file, inbun buildand so in the dev server.require()/import()of a plain (non-module) stylesheet still printhmr.require(...)for a file that has no registry entry (dev server: print an empty-module literal for require() and import() of a stylesheet #46681).Comparison with #47979
react-spa.test.tstest (all four:ReferenceErrorafter an edit of the importing file), "css module import shapes" (import()andrequire()throw) and "two importers share one css module instance".import(),require()and the shared instance as they are, because they need the stylesheet to be a module of its own. Not tested again here.Client graph
replaceModulesordering change from that PR is not included.populate_css_module_lazy_exportis split out ofgenerate_code_for_lazy_export, so the dev pipeline, which skips that step, fills the map with the code the full link uses.{ default: {} }, asbun builddoes. Any other import that the dev linker disables is dropped as onmain(dev server: declare the namespace of an import that the browser target disables #46579).maindisables the import of a stylesheet that failed to parse, a CSS module keeps the import as a link to its class-name module, because the importer is not bundled again when the stylesheet is fixed..module.cssthat only a<link>tag references still gets its (unused) registry entry.bun build --format=internal_bake_dev(a debug CLI format) prints the module too, for every target.Tests
css.test.ts: 50 new tests (68 in a release build, 67 in a debug build, which has no memory test). On a release build ofmain, 47 of the 50 fail. Three are guards and pass there: "plain css import stays side-effect only next to css modules", "css module in a link tag with an initial syntax error gets recovered" and "a save of a file that a plain stylesheet imports keeps the server's copy of the stylesheet cached". The test inproduction.test.tsis a guard for the production names.test/bake/dev(253 pass),css.test.tswith the CI LeakSanitizer settings (67 pass),css.test.ts,plugins.test.tsandreact-spa.test.tswithBUN_ASSUME_PERFECT_INCREMENTAL=1for every test (82 pass), the six test files directly intest/bakeandtest/js/bun/http/bun-serve-html.test.ts(122 pass),test/bundler/esbuild/css.test.ts,test/bundler/css/css-modules.test.ts,test/bundler/bundler_loader.test.tsandtest/js/bun/css/css-loader.test.ts(239 pass). On the final release build:css.test.ts(68 pass).[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 15 files touched
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