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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. WalkthroughThe dev server now routes CSS failures through the client graph, tracks failed server-imported CSS, restores server-graph entries when possible, and validates framework-route failure and recovery behavior. ChangesCSS failure recovery
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the new unsafe { &mut (*dev).server_graph } in trace_dependencies — it mirrors the existing is_hmr_root branch a few lines above (same dev pointer, self is the disjoint client_graph field), and the recursion cannot loop because the Side::Server arm never crosses back into the client graph. I also checked the is_disabled flag against process_chunk_import_records — it is not consulted there, so the server-graph route -> stylesheet edge is unaffected by that flag alone.
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Four verified findings are posted inline, so a human review is already signalled; this note only records what else was examined. The cross-graph &mut access at /home/claude/bun/src/runtime/bake/dev_server/incremental_graph.rs:1166 is the same shape as the pre-existing one at line 1133 (is_hmr_root), and the server-side trace_dependencies arm (Side::Server) only touches route_lookup and the incremental result, never client_graph, so the new client -> server hop terminates. The is_disabled flag set at /home/claude/bun/src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs:5624 is not read by process_chunk_import_records, which snapshots flags, source_index and the path key only.
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src/runtime/bake/dev_server/incremental_graph.rs— Users whose route stylesheet breaks and is then fixed keep a stale build failure all session: route hot reloads stop and later error pages still list it. The route rebuild the new trace triggers re-parses the stylesheet with the server target, so its SyntaxError lands under Owner::Server in bundling_failures. Only receive_chunk removes entries; insert_css_file_on_server at incremental_graph.rs:1437 resets failed without removing it. Fix: when a server CSS node recovers, remove its bundling_failures entry and push failures_removed, or record server-imported CSS parse failures on the client graph like the InvalidCssImport path does. [also at: src/runtime/bake/dev_server/incremental_graph.rs:1171 - Release dev servers that break and then fix a route's stylesheet keep a stale failure, so route reloads are never broadcast again.]Extended reasoning...
On the base this route rebuild only happened when the route file and stylesheet broke in the same bundle, or it panicked at DevServer.rs:4330 ("Failed to load bundled module"); after this PR it is the normal path of the PR's first test. Sequence, using the PR's own test files: one.css is edited with a syntax error. The CSS-only rebuild parses it with the Browser target, so handle_parse_task_failure (DevServer.rs:5012) inserts Owner::Client(one.css). index_failures traces it; the new branch at incremental_graph.rs:1157-1171 crosses to the server one.css node and marks the route PossibleBundlingFailures. The user loads the route. check_route_failures (DevServer.rs:2218) finds the client failure, sets every reached client and server bit stale (DevServer.rs:2249,2255), including the server one.css node, and returns Rebuild. The route bundle re-resolves one.css from routes/index.ts; is_file_cached(one.css, Server) at bundle_v2.rs:6734 returns None because the node is stale, so a ParseTask with known_target = the importer's server target…
Verification: normal — triggered whenever a framework route's imported stylesheet gets a syntax error, a request hits the route (the PR's headline scenario, now the normal path), and the stylesheet is later fixed. Mechanism, traced through the code: 1. Stylesheet breaks: the CSS-only rebuild parses it as a Browser entry, so the failure is
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src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs— A route that recovers together with its stylesheet in one bundle keeps no server-graph node for the stylesheet, so a later stylesheet failure never reaches the route even with the new crossing. bundle_v2.rs:5629-5636 setsimported_on_server: truefor the route's CSS record; the loop at 5656-5664 then unconditionallyputs the same index withimported_on_server: falsewhen the stylesheet is also a bundle entry point, so DevServer.rs:4081 skipsinsert_css_file_on_server. Fix: the entry-point loop must not clobber an existing entry (useget_or_putand only setfalsewhen!found_existing), so every producer of the flag agrees.Extended reasoning...
The new crossing at incremental_graph.rs:1167-1171 only helps when
server_graph.get_file_index(key)finds aFileKind::Cssnode; that node is created only byinsert_css_file_on_server(DevServer.rs:4081-4084), gated onmetadata.imported_on_server. Trigger: route first bundled whileone.cssis broken (record disabled, no server node), or route file deleted from the graph; then the user fixesone.cssand savesroutes/index.tsin the same watch batch, orcheck_route_failuresrebundles the route whileone.cssis a changed entry. In that bundle the route loop at 5629 putsone.csswithimported_on_server: true; the entry-point loop at 5656 seescss[one.css].is_some()and overwrites the value withfalse(line 5658put, notget_or_put). No server Css node is inserted. Next timeone.cssbreaks,index_failurestraces the client node, the crossing finds no server entry, and the route answers 200 with stalemeta.styleswhose URL 404s, exactly the issue this PR claims to fix. Population: any Bake framework user whose route and stylesheet land in the same…Verification: nit (pre-existing gap the new crossing does not reach; base is broken on the same path by a different route). Triggering condition: a framework route whose very first bundle ran while its stylesheet failed to build (so no server-graph node for the stylesheet was ever created), followed by a watch batch that saves both the route file and the stylesheet. Mechanism verified: -… | pre-existing (gap…
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Pushed aa51540, b586512 and 1f5edbb. The review found two more defects on the same path, both now fixed and covered by a test: the rebundle of a failed route parsed the stylesheet with the server target and left a failure that nothing removed, and a stylesheet that failed in the first bundle of its route had no server-side entry, so a later failure did not reach the route. The PR body describes the change as it now stands. All review threads are answered and resolved. |
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src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs:7605—Framework-route users whose stylesheet has an unresolvable @ import get the error listed twice and, after fixing it, a… - 🔴
src/runtime/bake/DevServer.rs:4094—Framework-route users whose server-imported stylesheet fails in a plugin (e.g. bun-plugin-tailwind onLoad) or a read er…
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In `@src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs`:
- Around line 6517-6520: Update resolve_import_records to derive the loader from
the unresolved target stylesheet path before either failure call, rather than
reusing the importer’s ctx.loader; pass that derived loader to failure_graph so
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… to build A stylesheet that a server file imports has no importer in the client graph. A failure of the stylesheet did not reach the route. The route kept serving its cached meta.styles, and the asset URL answered 404. The dependency trace of a failure now continues in the server graph from the server entry of the stylesheet. A rebuild does not cross over, so a CSS edit does not reload the route. A server module that imports a failed stylesheet emitted a dependency on a module that does not exist, and the server runtime died on the next hot update. The bundler now disables the import record of a stylesheet that failed to build.
…ar its failure on rebuild A stylesheet that a route imports is parsed with the target of the route when the route is bundled. Its syntax error was recorded in the server graph, and nothing removed it: the successful rebuild of the stylesheet runs in the client graph. The error page listed the failure twice, and the error page never reloaded. The bundler now reports a CSS parse failure to the client graph, whichever target imported it. A stylesheet that fails in the first bundle of its route had no entry in the server graph, so the route had no edge to it. A later failure could not reach the route. The bundler now lists such stylesheets, and the dev server gives them the same server-side entry as a stylesheet that built.
A stylesheet parsed with the target of its route reported a resolution failure, or a plugin failure, to the server graph. Nothing removed such a failure: the rebuild of a stylesheet runs in the client graph. The error page listed it twice, and it never cleared. Every failure of a CSS file now goes to the client graph.
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I worked on the same bug (the follow-up that #42790 names) and reached the same crossing in One test there may be worth taking, because nothing here guards the
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Fixes #42854
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meta.styles, and the listed URL/_bun/asset/<hash>.cssanswers 404.index_failurestraces the failure in the client graph only (src/runtime/bake/dev_server/incremental_graph.rs:1077), so no route is marked. An HTML route in the same state already answers the error page.Failed to load bundled module 'one.css', and the dev server with it.Fix
trace_dependencieson the client side, for aNoStoptrace (a failure), looks up the same path in the server graph and continues there when it is aFileKind::Cssentry. The route answers the error page, like an HTML route. A rebuild (StopAtBoundary) does not cross: the asset keeps its URL and the hot update carries the CSS, so the route does not reload on a CSS edit.BundleV2disables the import record of a failed stylesheet (the same line as bake: strip the source stylesheet tag from HTML bundled during a failed CSS build #40092). It reports every failure of a CSS file (parse, resolution, plugin) to the client graph whichever target parsed it, so the rebuild of the stylesheet clears it. It lists failed stylesheets that a server file imports, andfinalize_bundlegives them a server-side entry, so the route has an edge to them from its first bundle on.test/bake/dev/css.test.ts(five new tests, each fails on the released binary). Also all oftest/bake/.Background
FileKind::Cssentry in the server graph (insert_css_file_on_server) so import traces can cross to the client graph, where the CSS content lives. The dependency trace never crossed back, and a stylesheet that failed never got the entry.TraceDependencyGoal::NoStopis the goal of the failure trace inindex_failures.StopAtBoundaryis the goal of the trace after a rebuild.check_route_failuresmarks every file a failed route reaches as stale and rebundles the route. That rebundle parses the stylesheet with the target of the route.Notes
meta.stylesonly when no reached stylesheet failed. With this PR the route does not render while a stylesheet fails, so that clause has no effect in this case. Both apply. bake: keep the dev server alive when a server-side hot update fails to load #42790 catches a throw during a server hot update in the runtime. This PR removes the cause on the CSS path. Both apply. dev server: re-bundle the CSS root when a stylesheet it imports recovers from a failed build #42738 fixes a separate gap: after an@imported stylesheet recovers, the root stylesheet is not rebuilt. The second test here asserts only the status of the asset for that reason. bake: strip the source stylesheet tag from HTML bundled during a failed CSS build #40092 adds the sameis_disabledline for the HTML<link>tag. Whichever lands second rebases to nothing.css file with initial syntax error gets recovered,syntax error crash).NoStop. Without that,process_chunk_dependenciesof a CSS root would mark the route on every CSS save and the hot update would list it inreloadedRoutes.Owner::Server. Onlyreceive_chunkremoves failures, and the CSS rebuild runs in the client graph. The error page then listed the failure twice and never reloaded. Probe on the released binary: a route with a broken stylesheet at the first request, fixed, thenexpectReloadon the error page:Reload not called. Now every failure of a CSS file isOwner::Client(parse, resolution, plugin), and the first and fifth tests assert one entry on the error page after the rebundle.one.css, then editroutes/index.ts. The dev server printedFailed to load bundled module 'one.css'and the next fetch gotConnectionRefused(third test).serverEntryPoint.trace_all_route_importstraces that file withFindCsson every call, so a failure there is never found. Pre-existing.test/bake/dev/, plustest/bake/framework-router.test.tsandtest/bake/dev-and-prod.test.ts. All pass.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 4 files touched
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