[robobun]

Problem

• Since bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 (in no release) a matcher on a pending promise returns a promise. The runner reports its failure, and again when the test takes the promise up later. const p = expect(promise).resolves.toBe(2); await sleep(80); await p; prints error: expect(received).toBe(expected) twice.
• ExpectDeferred::run_again (src/runtime/test_runner/expect_deferred.rs:716) reports the failure and rejects the promise with the same error. BunTest::on_uncaught_exception has no record of it.

Fix

• run_again records each failed matcher under its error object and test attempt. on_uncaught_exception leaves a report out if each such matcher has a shown report.
• It leaves out only a report that the runner charges to a running entry. No verdict or exit code changes.
• The dead is_rejection parameter becomes Report::{Once, Always} (Always for expect.soft()).
• Verified: test/js/bun/test/expect-deferred.test.ts (4 of 5 new cases fail on main), junit.test.js, 20 runner files. Self-reviewed: 36 concerns raised, 34 addressed (Notes).

Background

• A deferred matcher returns a promise and runs again when its promise settles.
• An attempt is one run of a test with its hooks.
• Considered a check at the three sites that report a callback's result (ten callers stay). A later verdict and a charge of stray rejections change verdicts and wait for a ruling (bun test: report a failed matcher at once when its promise only passes the rejection on #47780).

Downsides

• Not fixed (Notes): a matcher held by a concurrent group or the file, a rejection reported between tests, an error in an AggregateError.
• A rethrow of the reported object with a new message prints nothing.
• A failed matcher keeps a weak handle and a 48-byte map entry until its file ends. .text: +2,816 bytes.

Notes

Repro

import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
const sleep = (ms, v) => new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, ms, v));
test("t", async () => {
  const p = expect(sleep(10, 1)).resolves.toBe(101);
  await sleep(80);
  await p;
});

Lines that begin with error:, one test for each row. Debug builds of main and of this branch, and Bun 1.4.3. In 1.4.3 the matcher waits for the promise and throws at its call, so the code after the call does not run. That column shows the last release, not a rule for the later turn.

row	1.4.3	main	this PR
.resolves, .rejects, async custom matcher: awaited at once	1	1	1
the same three, awaited 80 ms later	1	2	1
the same three, returned 80 ms later	1	2	1
expect.poll, awaited at once (the failure and its cause)	no such call	2	2
expect.poll, awaited or returned 80 ms later	no such call	4	2
retry: 1, awaited later	2	4	2
two matchers, both awaited later	1	3	2
test("t", () => expect(asyncFn()).resolves.toBe(2))	1	2	1
afterEach awaits a promise that its test kept	1	2	1
twelve matchers, each left in matcher.then(() => {}) after the failure	not run	24	12
a concurrent test, the test context's expect after its first await	not run	2	1

The JUnit <failure> body holds the error 1 time (main 2). In a "vitest" test task.result.errors.length is 1 (main 2). Under test.fails and test.failing no report is shown, so that array still has the error twice, as on main.

What stays as on main

Each row prints the error twice on main and on this branch. The pass, fail and error counts of these files are the same on both builds.

row	why
a matcher called at top level, or through the imported expect in a concurrent test after its first await	The file or the group holds the matcher. The runner cannot name the test, so there is no record.
a hook or a test.failing test leaves matcher.then(() => {})	jest::on_unhandled_rejection reports it between tests. That rule is from #44833.
const checked = matcher.then(() => {}) made before the failure, awaited after the stray rejection ended the test	The second report comes from an attempt that is over. The runner counts it as an error between tests, and that count sets the exit code.
a concurrent test awaits later what Promise.all([matcher]) made before the failure	The group reports the stray rejection between tests.
await Promise.any([matcher]), throw new AggregateError([error])	The error is inside another object, and Bun prints an AggregateError as its errors.
expect.poll() on a function that awaits a deferred matcher, awaited later	The poll fails with the error of the inner matcher, so two matchers failed with one object.
a primitive that the matcher fails with and the test throws again	A primitive has no identity.
two matchers fail with one error object, the test catches the second and awaits the first later	A report carries only the error object. The counts cannot tell which matcher it is for.

An earlier revision of this PR (a628c60) charged a stray rejection with a matcher's error to the matcher's attempt. That removed the second, third and fourth row. It also made a matcher that fails in beforeEach the expected failure of a test.failing test: 1 pass, 0 fail and nothing printed, where main prints an error between tests and fails the test. The charge is a rule about which test fails. It needs a maintainer's decision and is part of the plan of draft #47780, so this PR leaves jest::on_unhandled_rejection as it is.

The record

• Unclaimed::failures is a map for each test file. The key is the address of an error object and an attempt (group index, sequence index, attempt number). The value has two counts: the matchers of that attempt that failed with that error, and the reports that the runner has shown for them.
• The map does not keep the error alive. Only its identity is read, and a report can be the last thing that holds it. One weak handle for each entry tells whether the object still lives. After it is collected the address can hold another object, and add_failure starts the entry again. A test case collects 64 such errors and checks both uses of the handle.
• run_again counts a matcher whether its promise has a reaction or not. So the record also knows a failure that reaches the runner only through a promise that .then() or Promise.all() made.
• on_uncaught_exception leaves a report out if the two counts are equal. If not, it shows the report and counts it. So two matchers that fail with one error object get two reports, also when the test awaits one of them at once.
• The check is after handle_uncaught_exception. So the entry is marked as failed and the hooks after a failed hook are skipped, as on main. It is before record_error and the print.
• A report that is left out can come from the handler for unhandled rejections, for example when a test leaves matcher.then(() => {}) on a failed matcher. It still sets uncaught="true" on the test's JUnit <failure>, as on main (docs/test/reporters.mdx).
• The check applies only if handle_uncaught_exception charged the error to a running entry (ShowHandledError or HideError). An error that it classed as between tests is printed and counted as on main, and it counts for no matcher.
• A report that test.failing hides counts for no matcher. So a hook that awaits the promise later still shows its rejection, as on main.
• The key has no entry pointer. So a hook of the same attempt matches.
• Only objects are recorded. Two failures with equal primitives are two failures, and the runner cannot tell a rethrow of a primitive from a second throw of an equal one. For example, a function given to expect.poll() can throw a primitive.
• A report reads one map entry. Nothing prunes the map. It goes with the file's BunTest.
• Identity is the whole test: a test that catches the reported error, changes its message and throws the same object again gets no second report. A new error with the old one as cause is a second report. A synchronous matcher that throws the object that a deferred matcher failed with reaches the runner in the same way as that rethrow, so it also gets no report of its own (main prints two).

The callers of on_uncaught_exception

• Report::Always, an error that no promise rejects with: Expect::fail_softly, ExpectDeferred::give_up.
• Report::Once, the other 11: RunningEntry::release, bun_test_then_or_catch, on_done_error, four in run_test_callback (a done callback that cannot be bound, an exception pending before the call, a callback that throws, a returned promise that is rejected), RunTestsTask::call, report_around_timeout, the fixture error in step_sequence_one, jest::on_unhandled_rejection.

Not in this PR

• A first version also moved the verdict "nothing handles the promise" to the runner's next step, after the promise jobs. That makes try { await helper() } catch {} around a helper that returns a failed matcher pass, as it does on Bun 1.4.3, Jest and Vitest. It also lets matcher.finally(async () => {}), added in the failing turn, move the failure to the next test, where --retry=1 exits 0. It is on branch robobun/1522db35/matcher-verdict-after-drain and waits for the same ruling as bun test: stay on a test while a rejected promise waits for its report #47731 and draft bun test: report a failed matcher at once when its promise only passes the rejection on #47780.
• done(e); throw e and a plain rejected promise that a test awaits later print twice on every release.

Self-review

• The first review raised 13 concerns. 5 were addressed, and 8 were about the verdict move, which left the PR.
• The second review raised 36 concerns on the revision that charged stray rejections. 20 were about that charge and went with it. 14 led to changes: the limit to reports that are charged to a running entry, the two counts for each error and attempt, the key by address, the docs sentences that left the PR, and test rows (hooks that are skipped, twelve matchers, objects that are not Error instances, collected errors, the test context's expect, another attempt, another concurrent test, Promise.any).
• 2 are stated and not changed: task.result.errors under test.fails, and the poll on a function that awaits a matcher. There is no row for --rerun-each.

Measurements

Debug builds, gdb breakpoints on the function entries, one generated file each.

file	function	main	this PR
1,000 tests that await a failed matcher later	on_uncaught_exception	2,000	2,000
	run_error_handler (the print)	2,000	1,000
	Bun__WeakRef__new	0	1,000
	Bun__StrongRef__new	3,001	3,001
1,000 tests that return a matcher that fails in that turn	run_error_handler	2,000	1,000
6,000 passing tests, 3,000 with an awaited matcher	on_uncaught_exception, Bun__WeakRef__new	0, 0	0, 0
	Bun__StrongRef__new, handleRejectedPromises	9,001, 6,005	9,001, 6,005

User CPU seconds of bun test on release builds, output to /dev/null, five runs each, main and this PR in turn. The range is the noise.

file	main	this PR
one test with 40,000 failed matchers that nothing awaits	0.26 to 0.31	0.27 to 0.37
40,000 tests with one such matcher each	0.27 to 0.33	0.31 to 0.36
one test that leaves 40,000 matcher.then(() => {}) made before the failure	0.30 to 0.32	0.30 to 0.34
the same with one error object for all 40,000	0.38 to 0.42	0.37 to 0.40

• The first two revisions kept a list and searched it for each report. With that list the first file took 1.9 s and the third took 5.6 s.
• Sizes from gdb: ExecutionSequence 208 bytes (main 208), ExpectDeferred 72 bytes (main 72), Unclaimed 120 bytes for each file (main 64), one map entry 48 bytes (key 32, value 16).
• Release builds of main 7ca0042 and of this branch at e08dbf8, llvm-size: .text 140,289,934 to 140,292,750 bytes, +2,816. No new host function. The branch that keeps the JUnit attribute came after that commit and is not in this number.
• llvm-objdump of both release builds: Expect::call_matcher, ExpectDeferred::defer, EventLoop::drain_microtasks_with_global and EventLoop::run_pending_test_steps are identical. BunTest::get_current_state_data and Execution::advance_sequence differ only in field offsets of BunTest. Eight functions gain 11 instructions in total for the new argument of on_uncaught_exception: BunTest::run, run_test_callback, bun_test_then_or_catch, RunTestsTask::call, step_sequence, report_around_timeout, RunningEntry::release and jest::on_unhandled_rejection.
• The error block still precedes what the test prints in a later turn, as on main.

Tests

• expect-deferred.test.ts: 61 pass. On main 4 of the 5 new cases fail. The fifth pins what stays at two reports.
• The case with the collected errors fails 3 of 3 runs on a build without the two checks of the weak handle.
• junit.test.js: the new case fails on main. It also checks that a test that leaves matcher.then(() => {}) keeps uncaught="true".
• Also run under test/js/bun/test/: vitest-flavor, vitest-apis, bun_test, test-failing, concurrent, concurrent_immediate, done-async, jest-hooks, test-test, test-retry-repeats-basic, expect-assertions, failure-skip, only-failures, describe, nested-describes, test-error-code-done-callback. Under test/cli/test/: bun-test, retry-flag, test-timeout-behavior, test-environment.
• On a debug build some cases run close to the 5 s default, with and without this change. a matcher left pending by its test never runs and isn't reported in a later file starts three test runs and takes 3.9 s alone. It and cases with --isolate=modules time out in some runs, on main's build too. So do 32 to 37 cases of bun-test and test-environment in three runs. Each of them is a timeout.

Reference runners

Jest 30.5.2 prints the block twice for a matcher whose promise the test awaits in a later turn. Vitest 5.0.3 reports the test failure and an unhandled rejection. For a matcher that a callback returns, both report once. One report for the later turn is this PR's rule.

[robobun]

^{Updated 10:50 AM PT - Nov 8th, 2026}

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[robobun]

Status for #48107

Reproduced on a debug build of main (7ca0042) with this file. It prints the error: expect(received).toBe(expected) block twice. Bun 1.4.3 and this branch print it once.

import { test, expect } from "bun:test";
const sleep = (ms, v) => new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, ms, v));
test("t", async () => {
  const p = expect(sleep(10, 1)).resolves.toBe(101);
  await sleep(80);
  await p;
});

Run it with bun bd test ./a.test.js.

CI on 24edd1f (build 138746): 184 of 188 jobs passed and none failed. The other 4 jobs (darwin x64 - test-bun) wait for an agent. Four tests failed once and passed on retry: bun-serve-html.test.ts, cli/lint/rules.test.ts, spawn-stdin-readable-stream.test.ts and regression/issue/1632.test.ts. None of them is in this diff. The diff is ready for a maintainer's review.

[claude]

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: all 13 callers of on_uncaught_exception carry the new Report argument, with Always only at the three matcher-report sites; the Failure.error handle is a passive Weak compared by identity only (get() reads None once GC reaps the object, so no stale JSValue is dereferenced); and Unclaimed::failures is never pruned but lives on the per-file BunTest, so growth is bounded by the file's failed matchers.

Extended reasoning...

The change touches the bun test runner's error-reporting path (bun_test.rs, expect_deferred.rs, jest.rs, Execution.rs) to deduplicate a failed deferred matcher's error per test attempt, adds a per-file failure record, and ships new tests in expect-deferred.test.ts and junit.test.js. It touches no security-sensitive surface. Four inline findings were posted, two of which are behavioral regressions (a rethrown error after catching a matcher failure is dropped; a test.failing hook's rejection no longer prints), so a human should weigh them before merging.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The test runner now tracks deferred matcher failures by error identity and test attempt. It applies explicit report policies across exception-handling paths to control duplicate reports. Regression tests cover matcher behavior and JUnit output.

Changes

Matcher failure reporting

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Failure identity and tracking src/runtime/test_runner/expect_deferred.rs	Unclaimed records object-valued matcher failures by error identity and execution attempt. Deferred replay records the failure against the held entry.
Report policy and error handling src/runtime/test_runner/bun_test.rs, src/runtime/test_runner/Execution.rs, src/runtime/test_runner/expect_deferred.rs, src/runtime/test_runner/jest.rs	on_uncaught_exception accepts a Report policy. Once suppresses an already-reported entry error; Always bypasses deduplication. Error-reporting call paths now pass the applicable policy.
Regression coverage test/js/bun/test/expect-deferred.test.ts, test/js/junit-reporter/junit.test.js	Tests cover duplicate reports across matcher types, promise chains, hooks, retries, concurrency, error identities, garbage collection, and JUnit output.

Possibly related PRs

• oven-sh/bun#39112: Adds the attempt identifier used by this PR’s matcher-failure deduplication and also updates uncaught-exception handling.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii

Merge Risk: Low · up to 24edd

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 24edd

A narrow shared-error case can hide a separate matcher’s diagnostic, without evidence of changed test verdicts. The change is mergeable with awareness of this limitation and follow-up coverage work.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @docs/test/writing-tests.mdx:
- Line 569: Update the matcher-failure reporting description to qualify
deduplication: object errors are deduplicated within an attempt, while a
primitive thrown by the matcher may be reported again when its promise is
awaited, and retries may report once per attempt. Clarify that outside a test,
an unobserved matcher promise does not generate a second rejection report.

Review comments at @src/runtime/test_runner/expect_deferred.rs:
- Around line 146-149: Update `was_reported` and the deferred-failure matching
flow to distinguish which matcher produced each rejection before suppressing a
report. Ensure an immediate await suppresses only the report for that same
matcher, even when another deferred matcher throws an identical error.
- Around line 132-134: Update the deferred matcher failure handling around the
`error.is_object()` check to track whether each individual primitive failure has
already been delivered, so awaiting its promise does not report that same
failure twice. Do not deduplicate by primitive value; independent failures with
equal values must still be reported separately.
- Around line 152-157: Update the failure-recording and mark_reported flow to
index deferred matcher records by attempt, so mark_reported checks only records
for the relevant attempt instead of scanning all prior failures. Preserve
late-report deduplication and the existing matching behavior.

Review comments at @src/runtime/test_runner/jest.rs:
- Around line 666-669: Update the rejection-reporting path around
`buntest.unclaimed.was_reported` to retain the originating hook attempt’s
identity when the first rejection is reported, so a later rejection from a
chained `.then()` is not printed twice. Preserve its classification as an
unhandled error between tests.
- Around line 679-680: Update the concurrent matcher-rejection handling around
bun_test::Report::Once and current_state_data to preserve the originating test
attempt identity when creating or handling an unhandled child. Reuse that
identity to recognize matcher promises already reported, suppress duplicate
error output, and prevent the rejection from being counted as an unhandled error
between tests.

Review comments at @test/js/bun/test/expect-deferred.test.ts:
- Around line 329-330: Replace the fixed delay in the test around `matcher` with
deadline-bounded polling of `Bun.peek.status(matcher)` until the matcher
settles, then preserve the existing await behavior so rejection is observed
without handling the promise first.

Review comments at @test/js/junit-reporter/junit.test.js:
- Around line 800-802: Update the JUnit report assertions around
`result.testsuites.testsuite[0].testcase` to verify there is exactly one
testcase and one failure overall, in addition to the existing failure-message
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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 checked the follow-up commit: mark_reported now runs only after the HideError return and the exception.is_none() return, and RunningEntry::release moved to Report::Once, so a report that test.failing hides no longer consumes the matcher's one record. I also checked the passive Weak<()> in Failure: Weak::get returns None once the error is collected, so a reused address cannot produce a false identity match, and the handle is dropped with Unclaimed/BunTest on the JS thread. The failures_since slice is always in bounds (partition_point.. on the record Vec), so a record added out of group order only costs a missed dedupe, never a panic.

Extended reasoning...

The PR replaces the dead is_rejection flag on BunTest::on_uncaught_exception with Report::{Once, Always} and adds a per-attempt failure record in Unclaimed (expect_deferred.rs) so a failed deferred matcher's error prints once per test attempt; it touches the test runner's error reporting and unhandled-rejection attribution, with no security-sensitive surface. The second commit addresses three of the four threads from the earlier review (mark-after-HideError ordering, the duplicated RefDataValue::Execution destructure now in Attempt::of, and the hook/failing-test attribution in jest.rs). One inline finding about concurrent tests remains, and the identity-only dedupe is a deliberate design choice the author documents, so the change still warrants a maintainer's judgement on the semantics rather than an approval.

The latest push brings back an issue flagged in an earlier review; replied in that comment's thread.

Still open from earlier reviews (1):

• Unresolved: 1 minor or pre-existing.

[robobun]

e08dbf8 makes this PR print-only again. It answers the open review threads as follows.

• Stray rejections in a hook, a test.failing test or a concurrent test. a628c60 charged them to the matcher's attempt in jest::on_unhandled_rejection. A self-review found that this changes which tests pass: a matcher that fails in beforeEach made a test.failing test pass with nothing printed. The charge needs a maintainer's decision and is part of the plan of draft bun test: report a failed matcher at once when its promise only passes the rejection on #47780, so it left this PR. Those rows print twice again, as on main.
• Exit codes. on_uncaught_exception leaves a second report out only if the runner charges it to a running entry of the matcher's attempt. An error between tests is printed and counted as on main.
• Scan cost. The record is a map from the error's address and the attempt to two counts. One test with 40,000 failed matchers takes 0.27 to 0.37 s of user CPU (main 0.26 to 0.31 s, the list of a628c60 1.9 s).
• Docs. The two sentences left the PR.
• Tests. New rows cover hooks that are skipped after a failed hook, twelve matchers in one test, errors that are not Error instances, collected errors (Bun.gc(true)), and the test context's expect in a concurrent test. One case pins every row that stays at two reports.

Not changed: a primitive is not recorded, and a rethrow of the same object with a new message is the same failure. The PR body lists what stays as on main and why.

[claude]

I reviewed the latest push (e08dbf8) and found no bugs; because it changes which errors bun test prints and keys that on GC object identity per attempt, a maintainer's look at the chosen semantics is still worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

• on_uncaught_exception: the was_reported early return sits after handle_uncaught_exception (the entry is still marked failed) and mark_reported now sits below the HideError return, so a test.failing test's hidden report no longer swallows a hook's later rejection; all 13 call sites pass the new Report, and jest.rs is back to the base branch's relabeling.
• Unclaimed::failures: the passive Weak<()> is cleared before an address can be recycled and add_failure re-initialises an emptied record; records are never pruned but are freed with the file's BunTest.
• For the author: the description's "Changed" / "Three results change against main" section describes the second commit; the third commit reverts that, and the new tests pin the base behaviour for the hook and beforeEach + test.failing rows (an error between tests, exit 1).
• Not run: the two test files; their report ordering rests on 1-20 ms timers, which only a debug/ASAN run can settle.

Extended reasoning...

The change touches four Rust files in src/runtime/test_runner (Execution.rs, bun_test.rs, expect_deferred.rs, jest.rs) and adds subprocess tests in expect-deferred.test.ts and junit.test.js; it replaces the dead is_rejection bool on BunTest::on_uncaught_exception with a Report enum and adds a per-file HashMap<(encoded address, Attempt), Failed> of failed deferred matchers so a matcher's error is printed once per attempt even when the test later awaits its promise. It touches no auth, crypto or input-parsing surface; the sensitive part is GC-identity-keyed state, which uses the established Weak::create_passive pattern and re-initialises on a cleared handle. The decision to defer rather than approve rests on the change altering user-visible test-runner output semantics (identity-only dedupe, rethrown objects suppressed, unbounded per-file records) and on the PR description being stale relative to the third commit, both of which a maintainer should weigh; the bug hunt ran dry with no findings and no third-party objection is outstanding.

[robobun]

Two notes on the review of e08dbf8.

• The description is current now. I updated it after the push. The section about results that change against main is gone, and "What stays as on main" lists the hook, test.failing and beforeEach rows that the third commit returns to main's output.
• Both test files ran on a debug build with ASAN. expect-deferred.test.ts passes 61 of 61 in three runs, and junit.test.js passes 37 of 37. The two rows that use a pair of timers (an attempt that is over, beforeEach) depend on the order of the deadlines, not on elapsed time: the shorter timer is created first, so it fires first also when both are overdue. The other rows wait with Bun.peek.status(matcher).

[claude]

I reviewed the latest push and didn't find any bugs; the points from my earlier reviews are addressed in the code (mark_reported now sits after the HideError return, Attempt::of is the single key-extraction site, and RunningEntry::release passes Report::Once). Because this changes how the runner attributes and dedupes failures across attempts, hooks and concurrent groups, keyed on an error object's address with a passive Weak, a human look would still be worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

• The record/report flow: add_failure in run_again before release, was_reported/mark_reported bracketing record_error in on_uncaught_exception, and the test.failing path where the record stays unmarked so a hook's later await still prints its rejection.
• Address reuse after GC: both lookups compare the Weak by value and add_failure resets an entry whose Weak reads None; to_error in failure_key does not enter JS, and Weak's Drop frees the replaced handle.
• The "an attempt that is over" case, whose expected line order depends on a 5 ms later() racing attempt 2, was examined: it uses the same timer-ordered style as the rest of this file. I did not run the new tests (bun bd test / USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1), so debug/ASAN timing and the fail-on-main claim are unverified by this review.

Extended reasoning...

The change touches the bun test runner's failure reporting in src/runtime/test_runner (bun_test.rs, expect_deferred.rs, Execution.rs, jest.rs), replacing a dead bool parameter with a Report enum and adding a per-file HashMap of failed deferred matchers keyed by error-object address and attempt, with a passive Weak for identity; it adds about 620 lines of subprocess tests. It touches no security-sensitive surface (no auth, injection or data exposure), only diagnostic output of the test runner. The bug hunt ran dry with no findings, and the prior findings from three earlier pushes are addressed in the current code or explicitly scoped out by the author with a documented reason. Deferring rather than approving because the dedupe logic is non-trivial (GC address reuse, HideError ordering, concurrent and retry attempts) and the tests were not executed in this review.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src/runtime/test_runner/bun_test.rs:
- Around line 1595-1597: Update the `is_of_entry` reporting guard that calls
`self.unclaimed.was_reported` to track synchronous matcher failures separately
from deferred matcher errors. Ensure a synchronous matcher that throws the same
exception object in the same test attempt still produces its own report, while
preserving existing suppression behavior for duplicate reports from the same
source.

Review comments at @src/runtime/test_runner/expect_deferred.rs:
- Line 169: Update the deferred matcher failure bookkeeping around
`failed.shown` and `failed.matchers` to track whether each matcher’s error has
been reported, rather than comparing shared counts. Ensure a caught failure with
the same error object does not cause a later await of an already-reported
matcher to print it again.

Review comments at @test/js/bun/test/expect-deferred.test.ts:
- Around line 851-859: Update the deferred-error tests around “counts the
matchers of an error from zero” to establish that an earlier error was collected
and its address reused before asserting stale-record suppression and counter
reset. Make the test deterministic by explicitly verifying collection and reuse
rather than relying on Bun.gc(true) and allocation order alone.

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• src/runtime/test_runner/Execution.rs
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• src/runtime/test_runner/jest.rs
• test/js/bun/test/expect-deferred.test.ts
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