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bun:test: throw when an equality tester or asymmetricMatch() returns a promise - #48057
An equality tester or an own asymmetricMatch() that returns a promise counts as true. expect.addEqualityTesters([async () => false]); expect({ a: 1 }).toEqual({ a: 2 }) passes.
addEqualityTesters.rs:136 and bindings.cpp:760 apply toBoolean to the promise, as do isEqualNode(), contains() and the expect.toSatisfy() predicate. All five are from bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833, in no release. A fuzz run found it.
Fix
Answerer::ask (expect_deferred.rs) calls the function. For a promise or another thenable the matcher throws TypeError: An equality tester returned a promise. It has to return its answer synchronously.
Correct because the Tester type says the same: boolean | undefined.
Verified: 13 new tests in vitest-apis.test.ts and 4 more files fail on main. Also ran expect-deferred.test.ts and 15 more.
Self-reviewed: 27 concerns raised, 20 addressed. Notes name the other 7.
Background
Deep equality asks each tester once per compared pair. An object with asymmetricMatch() is a matcher.
Considered reading a settled promise: the result depends on when the matcher runs, and it cannot be narrowed after a release. Considered waiting: one whole-matcher re-run per pending answer.
async () => true now throws, also in a "vitest" test. Vitest 5.0.3 counts the promise as true.
Per synchronous answer: +5 to +7 instructions per tester call, +1 to +4 at the other four. .text +1024 bytes. 0 of 55 walker functions differ.
Notes
The rule, and the two others. A promise from one of the five functions is refused, whatever it holds. async () => false and async () => true both throw. The matcher does not touch the promise. If the promise rejects and nothing handles it, Bun reports the rejection as it does on main. No user reported the defect. An automated fuzz run on main found it, and #44833 is in no release.
Reading a settled promise was the first draft. async () => false then counts, but async () => Promise.resolve(false) and a tester that awaits throw. A memoised promise throws in one test and answers in the next. TypeScript rejects the accepted shape. After a release, the rule could not be narrowed to this one.
Waiting is what bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 describes. A tester is asked once per compared pair, and a wait is one re-run of the whole matcher per pending answer. One tester that awaits, for example from a preload, would make each deep-equality matcher of its files return a promise. An un-awaited expect(a).toEqual(b) is then judged on the values after the test body ran.
Precedents for a refusal: assert.throws(fn, async () => true) in Node throws ERR_ASSERTION ... Received Promise { true }. expect.schemaMatching in Vitest 5.0.3 throws TypeError: Async schema validation is not supported in asymmetric matchers.
Second question.#44833 also says that a test gets the behaviour of the module it imports from. Here bun:test and "vitest" get the same rule, because the Vitest result is the silent pass. Say if "vitest" must keep it.
What the other runners do (42 rows, each one test file, run here on Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 5.0.3 with node v26.3.0). Neither waits.
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main
this PR
Jest 30.5.2
Vitest 5.0.3
tester async () => false, toEqual of unequal values
pass
fail (TypeError)
throws Unexpected return from a matcher function
pass
tester async () => false, .not.toEqual
fail
fail (TypeError)
throws the same
fail
tester async () => true, toEqual of unequal values
Test outcomes equal to Jest: 14 of 42 on main, 36 with this PR. Equal to Vitest: 29 on main, 21 with this PR. The "vitest" module of Bun gives the same 42 outcomes as bun:test.
Jest and Vitest do not treat an object as a matcher when its asymmetricMatch is an async function. Bun does, before and after this PR.
isEqualNode() and contains() are DOM methods that return a boolean. Only a user-written one reaches the rule.
Measurements (release builds of main b1305dd and of this PR, linux x64):
deep-equality walkers: 0 of 55 symbols differ, +0 instructions on the no-tester path (llvm-objdump, every Bun__deepEquals, Bun__deepMatch and specialObjectsDequal instantiation, 30,708 instructions on each side). The image has fixed addresses, so 139 absolute data addresses per side are masked. They moved by 0 to 192 bytes. The toEqual, toStrictEqual and toMatchObject entries, Expect::call_matcher and execute_custom_matcher are identical too.
sync answer: +7 instructions and +1 branch per decided tester pair, +5 and +1 for a tester's undefined, +3 and +1 per own asymmetricMatch(), +1 per isEqualNode(), +3 and +1 per toSatisfy predicate call, +4 and +1 per contains(). Counted with gdb nexti from the return of the user call to the return of the function, for an undefined, a false and a true answer.
sync testers and own matchers: 0 journal records, 0 helper calls, 0 promises per iteration (gdb breakpoint counters on the debug build, bench/expect-to-equal with a preloaded () => undefined tester at RUN_COUNT=1 and 2, 49 tester calls per iteration, and ten own matchers in one toEqual at 1 and 2 calls). heapStats().objectTypeCounts.Promise is 16 before and 16 after 10,000 toEqual calls on both builds.
object answer: {} 1 helper call and 1 then read. A fulfilled, rejected or pending promise, or a thenable: 1 helper call and 1 TypeError, plus 1 read of name for a tester or a predicate. 0 promises and 0 reactions in all five (gdb counters at 10 and 20 calls).
release binary: +1024 bytes .text (llvm-size), .rodata section size and file size unchanged. The helper is 978 bytes in three functions (llvm-nm -S). 1 export, 0 host functions, 0 bindgen entries.
42 reference rows: 34 end in the TypeError, 8 controls unchanged. 24 were wrong on main. 5 rows fail where the value of the promise says pass (async () => true, and .not with async () => false).
Not installed here: bloaty, valgrind, perf, strace.
Changed after review. The first push marked a refused promise as handled. A promise that the value under test owns (expect.toSatisfy(v => v.ready)) could then reject later with no report. The matcher now leaves the promise alone, and a test pins that the later rejection is reported. The error also names a tester or a predicate that has a name: An equality tester, `areVolumesEqual`, returned a promise.
Not changed by this PR. The same kind of site, each left out on purpose:
Released behaviour, so a change needs its own PR: expect(x).toSatisfy(asyncFn) (not the asymmetric form) needs a boolean true, so .not.toSatisfy(async () => true) passes. A custom matcher result { pass: promise } is truthy. toThrow(regexp) with an own test(). The first two can wait for the promise, as toThrow() does.
New in bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833: the test() of a snapshot serializer. It selects a printer for a value and does not decide an assertion. Jest and Vitest take it by truthiness too.
A failing toBe compares deeply for its hint. If a tester returns a promise there, the TypeError is what the test reports.
expect.poll() retries a matcher that throws this TypeError, as it retries a tester's own throw.
Self-review, not done:
Make the expect.toSatisfy() predicate wait. Its call is recorded with its matcher, so it can. It gets the refusal here, so that the five functions have one rule. A wait can replace it later.
Apply the rule to the serializer's test(), and to the three released sites. Reasons above.
Drop the isEqualNode() arm because no DOM library returns a promise from it. Kept, with contains(), so that no function of this kind from bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 takes a promise by truthiness.
A source lint for a user call that is read with to_boolean(). Answerer::ask makes the call and the check one step. The lint is a separate change.
Carve the expect.toSatisfy() arm out of this PR. It would leave its silent pass in the next release.
Suites run with the debug build: vitest-apis.test.ts, expect.test.js, printing/dom-nodes.test.ts, jest-extended.test.js, vitest-flavor.test.ts, expect-deferred.test.ts, expect-extend.test.js, expect-extend-asymmetric-match-throw.test.ts, expect-extend-matcher-utils-throw.test.ts, expect-extend-preload.test.ts, mock-fn.test.js, spyMatchers.test.ts, printing/dom-nodes-jest.test.js, expect-toHaveReturnedWith.test.js, expect-assertions.test.ts, expect-label.test.ts, expect/, expect-stack-overflow-crash.test.ts, expect-unreaachable.test.ts, snapshot-tests/snapshots/snapshot.test.ts. In the last file, error snapshots fails here on main too: its inline snapshot holds colour codes and this container prints none. The new tests also pass with BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1.
Other open PRs.#47727 (follow-ups to #44833) shares no file with this one. #47702, #47802 and #47892 edit the same functions. #47801 edits the toBe hint. #41008 changes how a Promise subclass is waited for: here a Promise subclass is a promise, and is refused.
…de(), contains() or a toSatisfy predicate returns a promise
A comparison took the return value of these five user functions by its
truthiness. A promise is an object, so a promise of false counted as true and
the test passed.
Answerer::ask() calls the function and refuses a promise or another thenable
with a TypeError, whatever the promise holds. It marks the promise as handled,
so that its rejection does not fail the test that runs when it rejects.
Reproduced on main b1305dd with a debug build. This file passes there:
import{expect,test}from"bun:test";expect.addEqualityTesters([async()=>false]);test("the tester answers false through a promise",()=>{expect({a: 1}).toEqual({a: 2});});
The same holds for expect(5).toEqual({ asymmetricMatch: async () => false }).
With this PR each of the two matchers throws TypeError: ... returned a promise. It has to return its answer synchronously. The 13 new tests fail on main and pass with this PR.
CI
Build 138133 ran commit 4b90d1c. No test file that this PR changes failed on a lane, on the first try or on a retry. The logs of the Windows, macOS and ASAN lanes show each of the 5 files as passed.
The build is red because 38 other test files fail: 37 files in test/aot/ and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. The same 38 files fail in the final builds of the last three merged PRs (builds 138106, 137815 and 137632). A new CI run of this PR fails on the same files until they pass on main.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
Matcher callback paths now reject promises and callable thenables with a TypeError. The change covers equality testers, asymmetric matchers, toSatisfy() predicates, DOM equality, and DOM containment. Tests and documentation describe the synchronous-answer requirement.
The shared Answerer checks reject promises and callable then properties. Equality testers, asymmetric matchers, predicates, and DOM comparison paths use these checks. The documentation states that these callbacks must return synchronously.
Equality and comparison regression tests test/js/bun/test/vitest-apis.test.ts, test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js, test/js/bun/test/printing/dom-nodes.test.ts
Tests cover asynchronous equality tester, asymmetric matcher, and isEqualNode() results, including promise handling, thenable handling, and errors while accessing then.
Predicate and DOM containment tests test/js/bun/test/jest-extended.test.js, test/js/bun/test/vitest-flavor.test.ts
Tests cover asynchronous toSatisfy() predicate and DOM contains() results, including promises, thenables, and ordinary objects.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 4b90d
Matcher callbacks now reject asynchronous answers. No merge-blocking issue was established.
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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 domNodesDequal change from std::nullopt to false on exception — both callers (bindings.cpp:1310 and :2511) run RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION before reading the optional, so the pending exception still wins. The u8 index into Answerer::ALL in Expect__refuseThenable is only reachable from the mirrored C++ enum, and host_call_error_value leaves the TypeError pending (and handles OOM/termination) rather than dropping it.
Extended reasoning...
The change routes five user-supplied predicate calls in the bun:test matchers (Rust expect.rs, addEqualityTesters.rs, toContain.rs, expect_deferred.rs and C++ deep-equality in bindings.cpp) through a new Answerer::ask helper that throws a TypeError when the predicate returns a promise or thenable; it touches no security-sensitive surface. Three confirmed findings are posted inline, so a human look is already signalled; this note only records the exception-scope and FFI-index paths examined and ruled out.
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🟡 (optional) Suites that import expect from "vitest" and register an async equality tester pass today in Vitest 5.0.3 and on the base branch, but every toEqual that reaches the tester now fails with a TypeError. expect_deferred.rs:601-603 throws for both module flavours; nothing in refuse_thenable checks the vitest flag, although the runner otherwise keys behaviour on the imported module (toContain.rs:64 is_vitest). Fix: either gate the refusal so the "vitest" flavour keeps Vitest's truthy coercion, or get the maintainer's explicit decision recorded in the PR before merge and add a changelog note for migrating suites. [also at: src/runtime/test_runner/expect_deferred.rs:601 - Suites that import from "vitest" and run under Bun now fail with a TypeError where real Vitest 5.0.3 and the base branch pass, because the vitest flavor gets the same refusal as bun:test. expect_deferred.rs:594-601 throws for every Answerer regardless of module flavor, and the PR's own table shows Vitest counts an async tester's or asymmetricMatch()'s promise as true.]
Why this was flagged
Trigger: a project migrating from Vitest runs under Bun with import { expect } from "vitest" and has expect.addEqualityTesters([async (a, b) => ...]) or expect.toSatisfy(async ...) in a preload or setup file, which Vitest 5.0.3 accepts (the promise counts as true). Entry: Expect__runEqualityTesters (addEqualityTesters.rs:145) from C++ deep equality for every toEqual/toStrictEqual/toHaveBeenCalledWith in those files. The new code at expect_deferred.rs:589-603 throws regardless of flavour; the PR's own table shows Vitest passes 21 of 42 rows where this PR fails. On the base branch such suites run green under the "vitest" module. The PR text itself asks the maintainer whether the "vitest" flavour must keep Vitest's rule, so the decision is unresolved at merge time. Remedy: branch on the vitest flavour or record the decision.
Verification: src/runtime/test_runner/expect_deferred.rs refuse_thenable throws a TypeError for a promise with no flavour check; addEqualityTesters.rs:135 now routes every tester call through Answerer::EqualityTester.ask(...), so on the base branch import { expect } from "vitest"; expect.addEqualityTesters([async () => false]); expect({a:1}).toEqual({a:1}) passed and after this PR it throws.
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No change for now. The rule for the "vitest" module is a question to the maintainer in the PR description ("Second question" in Notes). The Vitest result for this input is the silent pass that this PR removes, so the PR applies one rule to both modules until a maintainer decides.
Answerer::ask marked the promise as handled before it threw. A promise that
the value under test owns could then reject later with no report. The matcher
no longer touches the promise, so an unhandled rejection of it is reported as
before.
Also test an answer that is a function with a then() method.
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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 finding, I also checked two things in this push: the domNodesDequal change from returning std::nullopt to false on exception is harmless, since both callers (bindings.cpp:1310 and :2511) hit RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION before reading the optional; and the mirrored ExpectAnswerer (C++) and Answerer::ALL (Rust) tables match in order and count, so the who index in Expect__refuseThenable cannot go out of bounds.
Extended reasoning...
The second commit removes the set_handled call in Answerer::ask so a refused promise's later rejection is still reported; the remaining diff is the five predicate call sites routed through one Rust helper plus a C++ wrapper, with docs, types and tests. No security-sensitive surface is touched; the ruled-out items above are the only concerns examined beyond the inline nit.
With several equality testers, the TypeError did not say which one returned
the promise. The message now has the name of the function when it has one:
An equality tester, `areVolumesEqual`, returned a promise.
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I re-reviewed the latest push and found no bugs; the last commit resolves the naming nit from my earlier pass. A maintainer look is still worthwhile because the PR deliberately turns a silently passing assertion into a TypeError, including for suites importing from "vitest" where Vitest 5.0.3 passes, and the description itself asks for a decision on that rule.
What was reviewed:
The new name lookup in refuse_thenable (expect_deferred.rs): a throwing name getter propagates via ?, empty or non-string names fall back to the unnamed message, and the C++ entry passes undefined only for the two variants that never read it.
askPredicate in bindings.cpp: RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION follows both the user call and Expect__refuseThenable; on the domNodesDequal path the exception case now yields false instead of nullopt, which the callers at bindings.cpp:1311 and :2512 handle identically since they check the scope first.
The Answerer/ExpectAnswerer mirrored enums: same five variants in the same order on both sides, and C++ only emits discriminants 1 and 2.
Extended reasoning...
The change routes five user-supplied predicate calls in bun:test's expect (equality testers, asymmetricMatch, isEqualNode, toSatisfy predicates, contains) through a shared Answerer::ask in Rust plus an askPredicate helper in bindings.cpp, throwing a TypeError when the function returns a promise or thenable, with docs, type JSDoc and tests across five test files. It touches the Rust/C++ FFI boundary of deep equality but no security-sensitive surface. The automated hunt ran dry with no findings and the latest commit addressed my prior open nit, but the PR is an intentional user-facing behavior change that diverges from Vitest for the "vitest" flavor and explicitly awaits a maintainer decision on the rule, so it is not a candidate for bot-only approval.
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Problem
asymmetricMatch()that returns a promise counts astrue.expect.addEqualityTesters([async () => false]); expect({ a: 1 }).toEqual({ a: 2 })passes.addEqualityTesters.rs:136andbindings.cpp:760applytoBooleanto the promise, as doisEqualNode(),contains()and theexpect.toSatisfy()predicate. All five are from bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833, in no release. A fuzz run found it.Fix
Answerer::ask(expect_deferred.rs) calls the function. For a promise or another thenable the matcher throwsTypeError: An equality tester returned a promise. It has to return its answer synchronously.Testertype says the same:boolean | undefined.vitest-apis.test.tsand 4 more files fail on main. Also ranexpect-deferred.test.tsand 15 more.Background
asymmetricMatch()is a matcher.Downsides
async () => truenow throws, also in a"vitest"test. Vitest 5.0.3 counts the promise as true..text+1024 bytes. 0 of 55 walker functions differ.Notes
The rule, and the two others. A promise from one of the five functions is refused, whatever it holds.
async () => falseandasync () => trueboth throw. The matcher does not touch the promise. If the promise rejects and nothing handles it, Bun reports the rejection as it does on main. No user reported the defect. An automated fuzz run on main found it, and #44833 is in no release.async () => falsethen counts, butasync () => Promise.resolve(false)and a tester that awaits throw. A memoised promise throws in one test and answers in the next. TypeScript rejects the accepted shape. After a release, the rule could not be narrowed to this one.expect(a).toEqual(b)is then judged on the values after the test body ran.assert.throws(fn, async () => true)in Node throwsERR_ASSERTION ... Received Promise { true }.expect.schemaMatchingin Vitest 5.0.3 throwsTypeError: Async schema validation is not supported in asymmetric matchers.Second question. #44833 also says that a test gets the behaviour of the module it imports from. Here
bun:testand"vitest"get the same rule, because the Vitest result is the silent pass. Say if"vitest"must keep it.What the other runners do (42 rows, each one test file, run here on Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 5.0.3 with node v26.3.0). Neither waits.
async () => false,toEqualof unequal valuesTypeError)Unexpected return from a matcher functionasync () => false,.not.toEqualTypeError)async () => true,toEqualof unequal valuesTypeError)async () => false,toHaveBeenCalledWithTypeError)asymmetricMatch: async () => false,toEqualTypeError)asymmetricMatch: async () => true,toEqualTypeError)asymmetricMatch: () => Promise.resolve(false),toEqualTypeError)falseTypeError)TypeErrorand the unhandled rejection)"vitest"module of Bun gives the same 42 outcomes asbun:test.asymmetricMatchis anasyncfunction. Bun does, before and after this PR.isEqualNode()andcontains()are DOM methods that return a boolean. Only a user-written one reaches the rule.Measurements (release builds of main b1305dd and of this PR, linux x64):
Bun__deepEquals,Bun__deepMatchandspecialObjectsDequalinstantiation, 30,708 instructions on each side). The image has fixed addresses, so 139 absolute data addresses per side are masked. They moved by 0 to 192 bytes. ThetoEqual,toStrictEqualandtoMatchObjectentries,Expect::call_matcherandexecute_custom_matcherare identical too.undefined, +3 and +1 per ownasymmetricMatch(), +1 perisEqualNode(), +3 and +1 pertoSatisfypredicate call, +4 and +1 percontains(). Counted with gdbnextifrom the return of the user call to the return of the function, for anundefined, afalseand atrueanswer.bench/expect-to-equalwith a preloaded() => undefinedtester atRUN_COUNT=1and2, 49 tester calls per iteration, and ten own matchers in onetoEqualat 1 and 2 calls).heapStats().objectTypeCounts.Promiseis 16 before and 16 after 10,000toEqualcalls on both builds.{}1 helper call and 1thenread. A fulfilled, rejected or pending promise, or a thenable: 1 helper call and 1TypeError, plus 1 read ofnamefor a tester or a predicate. 0 promises and 0 reactions in all five (gdb counters at 10 and 20 calls)..text(llvm-size),.rodatasection size and file size unchanged. The helper is 978 bytes in three functions (llvm-nm -S). 1 export, 0 host functions, 0 bindgen entries.TypeError, 8 controls unchanged. 24 were wrong on main. 5 rows fail where the value of the promise says pass (async () => true, and.notwithasync () => false).bloaty,valgrind,perf,strace.Changed after review. The first push marked a refused promise as handled. A promise that the value under test owns (
expect.toSatisfy(v => v.ready)) could then reject later with no report. The matcher now leaves the promise alone, and a test pins that the later rejection is reported. The error also names a tester or a predicate that has a name:An equality tester, `areVolumesEqual`, returned a promise.Not changed by this PR. The same kind of site, each left out on purpose:
expect(x).toSatisfy(asyncFn)(not the asymmetric form) needs a booleantrue, so.not.toSatisfy(async () => true)passes. A custom matcher result{ pass: promise }is truthy.toThrow(regexp)with an owntest(). The first two can wait for the promise, astoThrow()does.test()of a snapshot serializer. It selects a printer for a value and does not decide an assertion. Jest and Vitest take it by truthiness too.toBecompares deeply for its hint. If a tester returns a promise there, theTypeErroris what the test reports.expect.poll()retries a matcher that throws thisTypeError, as it retries a tester's own throw.Self-review, not done:
expect.toSatisfy()predicate wait. Its call is recorded with its matcher, so it can. It gets the refusal here, so that the five functions have one rule. A wait can replace it later.test(), and to the three released sites. Reasons above.isEqualNode()arm because no DOM library returns a promise from it. Kept, withcontains(), so that no function of this kind from bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 takes a promise by truthiness.to_boolean().Answerer::askmakes the call and the check one step. The lint is a separate change.expect.toSatisfy()arm out of this PR. It would leave its silent pass in the next release.Suites run with the debug build:
vitest-apis.test.ts,expect.test.js,printing/dom-nodes.test.ts,jest-extended.test.js,vitest-flavor.test.ts,expect-deferred.test.ts,expect-extend.test.js,expect-extend-asymmetric-match-throw.test.ts,expect-extend-matcher-utils-throw.test.ts,expect-extend-preload.test.ts,mock-fn.test.js,spyMatchers.test.ts,printing/dom-nodes-jest.test.js,expect-toHaveReturnedWith.test.js,expect-assertions.test.ts,expect-label.test.ts,expect/,expect-stack-overflow-crash.test.ts,expect-unreaachable.test.ts,snapshot-tests/snapshots/snapshot.test.ts. In the last file,error snapshotsfails here on main too: its inline snapshot holds colour codes and this container prints none. The new tests also pass withBUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1.Other open PRs. #47727 (follow-ups to #44833) shares no file with this one. #47702, #47802 and #47892 edit the same functions. #47801 edits the
toBehint. #41008 changes how a Promise subclass is waited for: here a Promise subclass is a promise, and is refused.