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ci: turn the mordant job back on with cargo-mordant - #43661
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Mordant is no longer a dylint library. It ships its own runner: cargo-mordant runs cargo check with mordant-driver as the workspace rustc wrapper. The job now installs mordant at a pinned commit with the nightly that commit names, and runs cargo mordant --workspace. The pin moves from [workspace.metadata.dylint] in Cargo.toml to MORDANT_REV and MORDANT_TOOLCHAIN in the job's env. The nightly is not spelled RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN because the ci-image-pins source lint holds every such nightly in a workflow to rust-toolchain.toml's channel. rust:mordant:baseline removes target/mordant/check first. Cargo does not rerun the driver for a fresh crate, so a baseline write over a warm directory records nothing. The baseline is regenerated with the new revision: three entries with no finding are gone, two counts are lower, and one unused_pub finding that arrived while the job was off is recorded.
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Understand this PR’s impact Explore downstream dependencies and potential security impact with Blast Radius. WalkthroughChangesThe pull request replaces the disabled Dylint configuration with an advisory Mordant workflow. It updates package scripts, removes obsolete workspace metadata, documents the new setup, and refreshes the Mordant baseline. Mordant linting
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Local Mordant validation and baseline regeneration can disagree with the advisory CI check. Pin the package scripts to the CI toolchain before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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- Around line 68-69: Update the rust:mordant and rust:mordant:baseline package
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline findings, I also checked: the composite action's rustup override set and the job's cargo +"$MORDANT_TOOLCHAIN" name the same nightly, so the two pin sites cannot disagree; the ci-image-pins lint only matches RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN: lines, so MORDANT_TOOLCHAIN is outside its scope rather than routing around it; and no cargo dylint invocation or [workspace.metadata.dylint] reference remains outside dylint.toml (name kept on purpose) and the docs.
Extended reasoning...
This is a CI-only change (workflow, package.json scripts, Cargo.toml metadata removal, baseline regeneration, workflow docs) for an advisory job, with no src/ changes. The two inline findings cover the developer-path warm-cache issue in package.json and the cache-save-on-success behavior in rust-lints.yml. Separately I confirmed the toolchain pins in .github/actions/rust-lint-setup/action.yml (directory override) and the job's cargo + prefix agree, that test/internal/source-lints/ci-image-pins.test.ts only regexes RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN: so the new env name is not circumventing a check meant for it, and that the dylint removal is complete apart from the deliberately retained dylint.toml filename. The gate step's reliance on target/mordant/over-baseline.txt being written by the new runner was investigated and ruled out earlier in this run. The baseline diff itself (three entries dropped, two counts lowered, one unused_pub added) is data I cannot reproduce here without the pinned mordant build, so a human should confirm the CI mordant check on this PR is green.
actions/cache saves in a post step that a failed job skips. A pull request with a finding over the baseline fails the gate step, so it never saved the cache and built mordant again on every push. Restore with actions/cache/restore and save with actions/cache/save right after the build. The workflow notes now say when a local rust:mordant run over a warm target/mordant/check is stale, and what to do about it.
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LGTM — a self-contained CI change on an advisory job, and the follow-up commit (restore/save split so the binaries are cached before the gate runs) addresses what I raised last time.
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cargo +"$MORDANT_TOOLCHAIN"calls:+toolchaintakes precedence over both the workflow-levelRUSTUP_TOOLCHAINand therustup override setthe composite action performs, and rustup propagates it to cargo-mordant's nested cargo call. mordant-baseline.toml: every change removes or lowers a count except one addition; I confirmedContextId::rawinsrc/event_loop/ConcurrentTask.rs:159has no caller, so the newunused_pubentry is real. The rest can only tighten the ratchet.ci-image-pins.test.tsonly matchesRUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN: nightly-…lines, soMORTANT_TOOLCHAINis not caught by it; no other file still references[workspace.metadata.dylint], so theCargo.tomlremoval leaves nothing dangling.
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Overview
The PR re-enables the advisory mordant job in /home/claude/bun/.github/workflows/rust-lints.yml, switching it from cargo dylint to mordant's own cargo mordant runner installed with cargo install --git --rev. The pin moves from [workspace.metadata.dylint] in /home/claude/bun/Cargo.toml to two job-level env vars (MORDANT_REV, MORDANT_TOOLCHAIN). The two rust:mordant* scripts in /home/claude/bun/package.json follow, /home/claude/bun/mordant-baseline.toml is regenerated, and /home/claude/bun/.github/workflows/CLAUDE.md documents the new setup. No src/ files change. The second commit (566f4e9) replaced the single actions/cache step with actions/cache/restore plus an explicit actions/cache/save right after the install step, gated on cache-hit != 'true' and keyed on cache-primary-key.
Security risks
None specific to this change. The job installs a third-party lint pack from GitHub, but it is pinned by full commit SHA, runs with contents: read, and the workflow already installed dylint and mordant from external sources before. The action SHAs are unchanged and pinned. No secrets or credentials are touched.
Level of scrutiny
Low-to-moderate. The job is continue-on-error: true, so a wrong toolchain or install failure surfaces as a red advisory check on the PR rather than blocking anything, and the PR itself is the first run of the job. I checked the toolchain precedence question: cargo +X beats the workflow-level RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN: nightly-2026-09-15 and the rustup override set in .github/actions/rust-lint-setup/action.yml, and rustup sets RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN for the launched process so cargo-mordant's nested cargo inherits it. The baseline diff is in the safe direction: three entries dropped, two counts lowered, one entry added that I verified is a real unused public method (no ContextId::raw callers in src/). The ci-image-pins.test.ts regex only matches RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN: nightly-…, so the new MORDANT_TOOLCHAIN line does not trip it. A repo-wide grep shows no remaining consumer of the removed [workspace.metadata.dylint] table.
Other factors
The changed paths are not covered by .github/CODEOWNERS. The only third-party inline thread (coderabbitai at package.json:69) was resolved by a non-author. My prior cache concern was addressed by code in the second commit; my prior warm-target concern was addressed by documenting the tradeoff in the workflow CLAUDE.md (rust:mordant keeps the check directory intentionally so incremental edits stay fast, and tells developers to clear it when only the baseline changed) — a reasonable resolution for an optional nit on a dev-only script. The hunt exited on dry_streak with no findings. I could not inspect the PR's own CI checks from this environment, so the "cold run passes" claim is taken from the description, but a failure there would be visible and non-blocking.
mordant, turned on in main by #43661, does not look at items that are part of a public API, so making the crate private showed it code it had not looked at. - The Mode to output-format match was written twice, in bake/mod.rs and bake_body.rs (same_match_twice). It is one method, Mode::output_format. - Nine findings in code this branch does not touch are recorded in the baseline, which is what it is for: always_unwrapped_option (4), field_valid_only_when (4), parallel_bools (1).
…ts in CI (#42178) ### Problem - `cargo check --workspace --all-targets` fails on main, and no CI job runs it: `cargo clippy` checks the default targets only, and `rust:miri` builds a few crates' tests. - Cause 1: `src/bundler/options.rs:2328: error[E0308]: mismatched types: expected ContentHash, found integer`. The unit test `path_template_print_tolerates_malformed_brackets` passes `Some(0)`, and since #41317 that parameter is `Option<bun_core::fmt::ContentHash>`. - Cause 2, since a2b69f7 (#43650): `bun_runtime (lib test)` fails with 1256 `dead_code` errors. The test harness leaves out `bin_entry`, the entry point that keeps the crate's items alive. The crate's modules are `pub(crate)` now, and the workspace denies `dead_code`. ### Fix - The test passes `ContentHash::short(0)`. No assertion in it prints a hash, so the value does not matter. - `src/runtime/lib.rs` gets `#![cfg_attr(test, allow(dead_code))]`. The crate's own build still checks `dead_code`. - The `cargo clippy` job gets a `cargo check --workspace --all-targets` step. It type-checks `#[cfg(test)]` code, `tests/` and `benches/` in every crate, so the next break of this kind fails CI. - `bun_bundler` joins `MIRI_CRATES` in `scripts/rust-miri.ts`. Its three unit tests pass under Tree Borrows. - Verified on the branch merged with main at b2c751d: the check fails before (the two causes above) and passes after. `bun run rust:miri -p bun_bundler` passes. ### Background - A workspace crate's test binary does not link on its own: it lacks the C and C++ symbols that only the full `bun` link provides. Miri interprets MIR and never links, so `rust:miri` is where these unit tests can run. - `cargo check` and `cargo clippy` without `--all-targets` build lib and bin targets only, so `#[cfg(test)]` code is not type-checked. <details><summary>Notes</summary> - `path_template_print` renders output name templates such as `[dir]/[name]-[hash].[ext]`. `ContentHash` (`src/bun_core/fmt.rs`) is a hash value plus the width that `[hashN]` asks for. - #41957 changes the same test line in the same way, as part of a behaviour change to `[ext]`. The hunk here is byte-identical, so the two do not conflict whichever merges first. - `cargo clippy --all-targets` was the first idea for the guard. It reports over 100 lint errors in test and bench code across ten crates (`undocumented_unsafe_blocks`, `disallowed_methods`, ...). Test code was never held to the workspace lint set, so that is a separate cleanup. Plain `cargo check --all-targets` is clean today. - CI cost, measured on an 8-core container in a fresh worktree after `--configure-only` and `ninja codegen clone-lolhtml clone-rust-argon2`: the new check step takes 1m58s from a cold target dir (it downloads the bench dev-dependencies: criterion, quick-xml, roxmltree, xml-rs). In the miri job, `bun_bundler` and its dependencies add about 30 s to the `--no-run` build with only the configure-time codegen files present. Its tests run in under 1 s. `bun_collections` stays the long pole of that job. - #37592 and #37599 also touch `rust-lints.yml` and `rust-miri.ts` (native `cargo test` for the miri crate set). They do not build `bun_bundler`'s tests or check test targets workspace-wide. - Merged main on 2026-09-21 to clear a conflict in `.github/workflows/CLAUDE.md`: four pull requests rewrote the mordant part of that section (#43661, #43669, #43680, #43700). The section is main's text plus this PR's `clippy` cell and bullet. The mordant job is untouched. - The `dead_code` source lint (`test/internal/source-lints/dead-code-escapes.test.ts`) counts item-level `#[allow(dead_code)]` only, not a crate-level `#![cfg_attr(test, ...)]`, and it passes. - There is no `bun test` file for this change: it is a Rust `#[cfg(test)]` function plus CI configuration. The `cargo clippy` and `cargo miri test` checks on this PR are the proof. </details>
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mordantjob in.github/workflows/rust-lints.ymlisif: falsesince Upgrade LLVM 21.1.8 → 23.1.1 and Rust nightly to 2026-09-15 #42851. The pinned mordant (0d9bace) checks the workspace withnightly-2026-05-28, which cannot compilebun_collectionsany more.--env-set, which rustc removed (--env-sethas been removed from rustc, breakingDYLINT_UNTRACKED_STATEtrailofbits/dylint#2078, open).nightly-2026-09-01.Fix
98f28d7(cargo install --git --rev) and runscargo mordant --workspace --keep-going. Theif:is restored.[workspace.metadata.dylint]inCargo.tomltoMORDANT_REVandMORDANT_TOOLCHAINin the job'senv:. Therust:mordantscripts callcargo mordant.mordant-baseline.tomlis regenerated. Three stale entries are gone (the same three as mordant: drop three baseline entries that no longer have a finding #42698) and two counts are lower. One newunused_pubis recorded:ContextId::raw(src/event_loop/ConcurrentTask.rs:159, from Bun.ModuleGraph: a context per graph for timers and I/O, per-graph CommonJS #42590), which has no caller in the repo.mordantcheck on this PR passes (3m29s on 4e812ca).Background
cargo mordantiscargo checkwithmordant-driver(rustc with the lints linked in) asRUSTC_WORKSPACE_WRAPPER.mordant-driverlinks one nightly's rustc. That nightly checks this workspace while the lints run, so it must be able to compile it.mordant-baseline.tomlis a ratchet: a count per lint and file. Mordant lists each crate that goes over a count intarget/mordant/over-baseline.txt. The job fails when that file is not empty.Notes
Why
MORDANT_TOOLCHAINand notRUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN.ci-image-pins.test.tsrequires everyRUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN: nightly-…line in a workflow to equal the channel inrust-toolchain.toml. Mordant's nightly moves with mordant. The job names it on each cargo call (cargo +"$MORDANT_TOOLCHAIN" …). A first draft usedRUSTUP_TOOLCHAINand that lint failed. It passes now.Warm target directory.
mordant-driverputsMORDANT_TOML,MORDANT_RUSTFLAGSand its own path in the dep-info. It does not putMORDANT_BASELINE_WRITEor the baseline file there. Measured on this branch:cargo mordant --workspaceover a warmtarget/mordant/checkfinishes in 0.1 s. It replays the cached warnings. It does not writeover-baseline.txtagain.MORDANT_BASELINE_WRITE=1over a warm directory changes nothing inmordant-baseline.toml.CI always starts cold, so the gate is sound there.
rust:mordant:baselinenow removestarget/mordant/checkfirst..github/workflows/CLAUDE.mdrecords this.Baseline diff.
generic_body_not_generic:src/io/pipes.rs,parallel_vecs:src/js_printer/lib.rs,generic_body_not_generic:src/watcher/Watcher.rs. mordant: drop three baseline entries that no longer have a finding #42698 found the same three with the old revision.error_collapsed_to_bool:src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs31 to 29,generic_body_not_generic:src/runtime/socket/socket_body.rs6 to 5. Both files changed after 2026-09-14 (Remove dead code from the node:http2 frame parser, the shell interpreter, NodeHTTPResponse, and three JS binding objects #42682, Bun.ModuleGraph: a context per graph for timers and I/O, per-graph CommonJS #42590, node:net: let the GC collect a handle whose socket is destroyed before it connects #42295 and others).unused_pub:src/event_loop/ConcurrentTask.rs= 1. I recorded it and did not delete the method, because Bun.ModuleGraph: a context per graph for timers and I/O, per-graph CommonJS #42590 is four days old and this PR has nosrc/change.unused_pubentries included, have the same count with98f28d7as with0d9bace.Cache. One cache holds the two binaries (about 2 MB stored). It replaces the two dylint caches. The job restores it with
actions/cache/restoreand saves it withactions/cache/saveright after the build. The combinedactions/cachesaves in a post step that a failed job skips, so a pull request with a finding over the baseline would build mordant again on every push.Timing. On a 16-core Linux machine:
cargo installof mordant 35 s, a coldcargo mordant --workspace62 s.A broken manifest. With dylint, a
cargo metadatafailure made the job check zero crates and pass (#39982).cargo mordantexits 1 in that case: I ran it on a workspace with a duplicate key in a member manifest.Open pull requests that touch the old job. #42698 is included here. #38418 and #39982 change the dylint invocation, which this PR removes. #42530 edits the cache steps that this PR replaces.
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