[robobun]

Landed in #47025 (7942008), which took the change of this PR as commit a019c45.

Problem

• One invalid item in a keyframe block deletes the keyframe: @keyframes k{from{opacity:0;1:x}to{opacity:1}} builds to @keyframes k{to{opacity:1}}, exit 0, empty log. Chrome keeps from{opacity:0}.
• bun-plugin-tailwind 0.1.2 output hits this: its keyframes build to @keyframes name{}. Upstream reports: Tailwind @keyframes CSS rules building as empty vitejs/vite#21232, Keyframe including invalid code is removed while browsers ignore the invalid code part parcel-bundler/lightningcss#1103.
• Cause: KeyframesListParser::parse_block (src/css/rules/keyframes.rs:374) returns the first error of the block, and the @keyframes loop drops that keyframe.

Fix

• Parse the block with error_recovery. DeclarationBlock::parse (src/css/declaration.rs:173) then drops the invalid item and keeps the rest.
• Chrome does the same: Chrome 153 parses the output like the input for 26 of 26 inputs (0 on main). CSS Syntax 3 differs in one case (Notes).
• Verified: test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts (19 new tests, 18 fail without the fix). Also test/bundler/css/, test/bundler/esbuild/css.test.ts, test/bake/dev/css.test.ts.
• Self-reviewed: 33 concerns raised on a larger first version, 2 apply to this part, 2 addressed (Notes).

Background

• A keyframe (from { ... }) holds a block of declarations.
• ParserOptions.error_recovery makes a declaration block skip an invalid item. It is off elsewhere: an invalid declaration in a style rule still fails the build.
• A warning for each dropped item needs css: log parser warnings with the Source and a byte position #45787 and is a follow-up (Notes).

Downsides

• A build that passed can fail: a url() after the invalid item is parsed now, and one that does not resolve is an error.
• The dropped item prints no warning, as on main.
• Valid CSS: a keyframe block costs 5 more instructions (release trace). The output of 4,210 real stylesheets is byte-identical.

Notes

Inputs

Input	main	This PR	Chrome 153
@keyframes k { from { opacity: 0; 123: x } to { opacity: 1 } }	@keyframes k{to{opacity:1}}	@keyframes k{0%{opacity:0}to{opacity:1}}	keeps 0% { opacity: 0 }
@keyframes k { from { opacity: 0; color red; top: 0 } to { opacity: 1 } }	@keyframes k{to{opacity:1}}	@keyframes k{0%{opacity:0;top:0}to{opacity:1}}	keeps opacity and top
@keyframes k { from { color: red; @supports (color: red) { color: blue; } top: 1px } to { opacity: 1 } }	@keyframes k{to{opacity:1}}	@keyframes k{0%{color:red;top:1px}to{opacity:1}}	keeps color and top
@keyframes k { from { 123: x } to { opacity: 1 } }	@keyframes k{to{opacity:1}}	@keyframes k{0%{}to{opacity:1}}	keeps an empty 0% { }
@keyframes k { form { opacity: 0 } to { opacity: 1 } }	@keyframes k{to{opacity:1}}	the same	drops the keyframe

The last row does not change: a keyframe with an invalid selector is dropped, as in a browser.

Measurements

Debug builds of main 9b4284f and of this PR.

• New tests: 18 of 19 fail on bun 1.4.3-canary (367d939), which does not have the fix. The one that passes pins the last row of the table.
• Chrome 153, cssRules of the input against cssRules of the minified output, 30 keyframe blocks with an invalid item (a bad declaration in each position, a missing colon, *zoom, a nested @supports, @media, @import and style rule, an unclosed block, vendor prefixes, nesting in six group rules). Chrome parses 26 of them (it does not know @-moz-keyframes, @-o-keyframes, @-ms-keyframes and @-moz-document). Equal: 0 of 26 on main, 26 of 26 here.
• A project with bun-plugin-tailwind 0.1.2 and one @theme keyframe that uses color-mix(): @keyframes gradient-success-in{} on main, @keyframes gradient-success-in{0%{--tw-gradient-from:#0000}to{--tw-gradient-from:#0963}} here.
• Release builds of main 449877f and of 57dd63e, instruction trace of every bun_css symbol under qemu-x86_64: +5 instructions for each keyframe block (+25,000 on 5,000 blocks, +12,500 on 2,500 blocks). +0 on 1,000 style rules and on 2,500 @counter-style rules.
• 4,210 real stylesheets (4,174 from npm packages such as bootstrap, animate.css, antd, vuetify, katex and tailwindcss 2, and the 36 in this repo; 957 have @keyframes): the output, plain and minified, the logs and the error text of every sheet are the same on both builds. 69 of them fail to parse on both.

The two review concerns that apply here

• A build that passed can fail. On main the parser stops at the invalid item, so it never reads the declarations after it. Now it does, and a url() in them becomes an import. Two tests pin this: a file that exists is bundled, and a file that does not exist fails the build with Could not resolve. A valid keyframe behaves the same way.
• The fix is the one line that caused the bug. The first version of this change added a new lenient variant of DeclarationBlock::parse. The error_recovery arm of that function is the same loop.

Follow-up: a warning for each dropped item

Three loops drop an item with no diagnostic: @font-face, @font-palette-values and the list of keyframes in @keyframes. With this PR the block of a keyframe is a fourth. A first version of this change warned for each dropped item, for example warn: Ignored "form { opacity: 0 }" in @keyframes fade: Unexpected token: form. It is on branch robobun/1c530ed8/css-warn-dropped-items. It printed 0 warnings on 4,275 real stylesheets. It is not in this PR for these reasons:

• The warning needs a file position. css: log parser warnings with the Source and a byte position #45787 gives CSS warnings one.
• That version made RuleBodyParser::next private and removed two readers of error_recovery as dead code. bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 sets the option.
• Two questions need an answer from a maintainer. Should a declaration dropped in the block of a keyframe warn? Should an at-rule that a declaration-only body rejects warn? The second case is the @supports that Tailwind 4.1.14 writes, so a build of that output prints one warning for each keyframe.

Not in this PR

• !important declarations in a keyframe are printed. Chrome drops them.
• A keyframe after a stray ; in the list is kept. Chrome drops it.
• entry 50% { ... } keyframes are dropped. css: parse <timeline-range-name> <percentage> keyframe selectors #45652 adds that selector.

Suites

test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts, color.test.ts, css-loader.test.ts, doesnt_crash.test.ts, test/bundler/css/, test/bundler/esbuild/css.test.ts, test/bake/dev/css.test.ts, test/regression/issue/{23569,27598,29242,31401}.test.ts.

An invalid item that holds a {} block

An invalid item runs to the next ;, past a {} block. A declaration directly behind the block is part of the item: from { opacity: 0; &:hover { top: 9px } left: 0 } keeps opacity only. Four tests pin this shape.

• Chrome 153.0.8010.52 reads the input the same way. Grid: 2,663 keyframe blocks of this shape (45 item heads, 8 blocks, 7 tails), built on this PR rebased onto main 449877f. Chrome parses the output like the input, plain and minified: 2,663 of 2,663 here, 0 of 2,663 on bun 1.4.3-canary (367d939).
• In 1,440 of the 2,663, a declaration follows the block of an item that is not an at-rule. Chrome keeps that declaration in 0 of them. An at-rule ends at its block, in Chrome and here.
• Cause in Chrome: a keyframe block is parsed with CSSNestingType::kNone, so ConsumeBlockContents (css_parser_impl.cc) skips to the next ;. The source of WebKit (consumeBlockContent with declarations only) and of Firefox (PropertyDeclarationParser::parse_qualified returns false) reads the same. Those two were not run.
• CSS Syntax 3 ("consume a block's contents") differs: it ends the item at the block and keeps the declaration behind it. Chrome does that in a style rule (.a { opacity: 0; 123: x { top: 9px } left: 0 } keeps left), not in a keyframe or @font-face block.

A url() in an item that is dropped

• A dropped item still leaves its url() as an import. This is on main: @keyframes k { from { background: url(./missing.png) !importan } to { opacity: 1 } } fails there with Could not resolve, and a dropped @font-face descriptor still writes its asset file.
• This PR adds one shape: from { 123: x; background: url(./missing.png) !importan } builds on main and fails here, because the declaration behind 123: x is parsed now. It is a case of the first bullet of Downsides.
• The fix is built and measured: RuleBodyParser::next removes the import records of a declaration that fails (src/css/css_parser.rs +22/-12). It is not in this PR. It was offered on css: consolidate the open CSS parser fixes #47025 (css: consolidate the open CSS parser fixes #47025 (comment), commit ce102b6) and declined there: a syntax error is a build error, so an error for that input is accepted (css: consolidate the open CSS parser fixes #47025 (comment)).

[robobun]

Status: reproduced on a debug build of main 9b4284f. Bun.build of @keyframes k { from { opacity: 0; 123: x } to { opacity: 1 } } with minify: true gives @keyframes k{to{opacity:1}} with success: true and no logs. bun build ./in.css --minify on bun 1.4.3 gives the same output with exit 0 and an empty stderr. A project with bun-plugin-tailwind 0.1.2 and one @theme keyframe that uses color-mix() builds @keyframes gradient-success-in{}.

The change of this PR landed in #47025 (7942008). The fix for the import that a dropped declaration leaves was offered there and declined: #47025 (comment)

[robobun]

^{Updated 9:33 AM PT - Oct 26th, 2026}

❌ @robobun, your commit 4fa5dcc has 1 failures in Build #133127 (All Failures):

• test/js/first_party/ws/ws-proxy.test.ts - code 1 on 🪟 2019 x64

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Walkthrough

The keyframe parser now enables error recovery when it parses declarations. Tests cover invalid items, valid declaration preservation, nested and vendor-prefixed keyframes, selectors, and URL bundling.

Changes

Keyframe declaration recovery

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Parser recovery and test coverage src/css/rules/keyframes.rs, test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts	The parser enables error recovery for keyframe declarations. Tests cover invalid items, retained valid declarations, selector handling, nested and vendor-prefixed keyframes, and bundling or rejecting URLs after invalid items.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner

Priority: Normal

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 4fa5d

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 4fa5d

The keyframe recovery change is mergeable after normal checks; running the two bundling tests concurrently is a test-suite improvement.

Pre-merge checks: 4

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[claude]

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[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

Beyond the inline finding, I also checked two things on this revision: options.warn(&e) in src/css/declaration.rs:174 is a no-op here because ParserOptions::default(None) carries no logger (src/css/css_parser.rs:2924), so a dropped item is silent — that matches main, which silently dropped the whole keyframe, and the description names the warning as a follow-up. The other ParserOptions::default(None) sites in src/css (font_face.rs:773, font_palette_values.rs:275, container.rs:152, media_query.rs) parse single values or conditions, not declaration-block loops, so they are not sibling sites for error_recovery.

Extended reasoning...

The change is a two-line flip of error_recovery in KeyframesListParser::parse_block plus seventeen minify tests and two Bun.build tests; it touches no security-sensitive surface. One confirmed finding (a url() inside a dropped invalid declaration still becoming a bundler import) is posted inline, so this body only records the two adjacent concerns examined and ruled out.

[robobun]

CI state of this PR: each job has passed on this tree. One job is red in the latest run, for a test that is also red on main.

Head 4fa5dcc, Buildkite build 133127: 180 of 181 jobs passed.

• The failed job is one shard of windows 2019 x64 - test-bun. test/js/first_party/ws/ws-proxy.test.ts fails there on each of its 3 attempts (a message sent during a TLS renegotiation arrives after it).
• The same test fails on the same lane on main's head 449877f (Buildkite build 132844). This PR changes src/css/rules/keyframes.rs and test/js/bun/css/css.test.ts only.
• 4fa5dcc is an empty commit on 57dd63e. It started this run. The two heads have the same tree.

Head 57dd63e, Buildkite build 133062: 181 of 183 jobs passed.

• All 8 shards of windows 2019 x64 - test-bun passed in this run.
• The 2 failed jobs were darwin any x64 - test-bun. The checkout on the CI machines disappeared at 13:27Z while the tests ran: spawn .../release/bun-darwin-x64-profile/bun-profile ENOENT, then the test runner stopped with uv_os_get_passwd returned ENOENT (scripts/runner.node.ts:1969). 8 jobs of that lane, in Buildkite builds 133060, 133061, 133062, 133065 and 133069, ended that way in the same 23 seconds.
• Both jobs of that lane passed in build 133127.

The red shard needs a retry. This PR needs no code change for it.

[Jarred-Sumner]

Landed in #47025 (7942008).

Keep a keyframe whose block has an invalid item. 2 real stylesheets