fix(transform): keep cross-module shape barriers in source modules - #9284
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change centralizes object-shape barrier detection in ChangesShape barrier localization
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Computed proto writes can still be relocated across modules because only literal keys are rejected, potentially mutating prototype chains and invalidating importer shape assumptions. The PR is not merge-ready until dynamic keys are conservatively rejected or handled with equivalent constant folding. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/analysis.rs`:
- Around line 59-64: Update cross_function_expr_is_safe’s Expr::PutValueSet
handling to conservatively reject unresolved computed keys that may evaluate to
"__proto__", or reuse the existing constant-folding logic to identify that
value; keep literal-safe writes unchanged and add a regression test covering a
dynamic key.
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| Expr::PutValueSet { key, .. } => { | ||
| matches!(key.as_ref(), Expr::String(k) if k == "__proto__") | ||
| } | ||
| Expr::IndexSet { index, .. } => { | ||
| matches!(index.as_ref(), Expr::String(k) if k == "__proto__") | ||
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Classify computed __proto__ writes in PutValueSet as shape barriers. A computed assignment preserves its runtime key in Expr::PutValueSet, whose contract performs ordinary [[Set]]. A key expression that evaluates to "__proto__" can mutate the prototype chain. cross_function_expr_is_safe rejects only a literal Expr::String("__proto__"), so it can admit relocation and invalidate importer shape proofs. Reject unresolved computed writes conservatively, or apply the same constant-folding rules here. Add a regression test for a dynamic key.
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/analysis.rs` around lines 59 - 64, Update
cross_function_expr_is_safe’s Expr::PutValueSet handling to conservatively
reject unresolved computed keys that may evaluate to "__proto__", or reuse the
existing constant-folding logic to identify that value; keep literal-safe writes
unchanged and add a regression test covering a dynamic key.
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Audited the diff. The change looks sound and the mechanism is plausible — but the stated attribution does not hold, and I'd like that resolved before merge because it affects whether the fix is complete. The attribution gapThe summary says:
(run 33346563641, It then fails at I flag this specifically because I made the same class of error on this issue earlier today: I attributed it to #9242 on "only commit touching this file in the window" reasoning, and had to retract publicly after testing the suspect in three states and getting the same failure in all three. #9264 records that ruled-out hypothesis for exactly this reason. Window-presence is not causation, and a commit present in the passing state cannot be the whole story. Why it still matters for this PRIf the real trigger is whatever made the candidate relocatable, then declining relocation for barrier-containing candidates may fix this fixture while leaving the trigger free to surface elsewhere. Conversely, if the mechanism is right and only the commit is misidentified, the fix is fine and the summary just needs correcting. Worth confirming empirically rather than by reading: revert or disable the suspected trigger on a coherent tree and re-measure, the way #9264's ruled-out hypothesis was settled. (Note the archive trap when doing that: after any checkout, rebuild The change itselfSharing Declining relocation when a candidate contains a shape barrier is conservative in the right direction: it gives up an optimization rather than a correctness property, and values passed to the remaining outlined call still go through the existing containment/escape checks. The transform regression proving a transitive helper graph is rejected specifically because it contains |
Cross-module helper localization made source-local delete and reflection barriers look module-wide in importers, disabling direct argument-shape routes for unrelated fresh locals. Reject barrier-bearing helper graphs at the relocation boundary while retaining ordinary containment checks on the outlined call.
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Merged. The root cause is the interesting part: cross-module localization cloned That ordering hazard (a fact collected after a pass that moves the code the fact describes) is worth the comment it got, because it is invisible in any single-module test. Probed the shape it names: a Validation: |
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Summary
Cross-module helper-graph localization now keeps object-shape barriers attributed to their source modules. This restores direct argument-shape clones for unrelated safe locals without relaxing the guarded fallback required when a real barrier is present in the caller.
The regression came from the cross-module function-graph localization added in
59a4c9aa: it clonedreshapeand its transitivedeletehelper intomain.ts. Module dispatch facts are collected after transformation, so that importeddeletearmed the caller-wide rule-5 barrier and forced the otherwise containedexactlocal ontopshape_arg.fallback.Changes
delete.Related issue
Fixes #9264
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root@perrymaster.skelpo.net:cargo build -p perry -p perry-runtime-static -p perry-stdlib-staticRUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo test -p perry --test issue_8774_argument_shape_clones -- --nocapture(2 passed)cargo test -p perry-codegen unrelated_module_shape_barrier_keeps_guarded_argument_route -- --nocapturecargo test -p perry-hir -p perry-transformRUST_MIN_STACK=33554432 ./scripts/test_affected_crates.sh --base origin/mainSKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 ./scripts/run_lint_gates.sh(all 58 local gates passed; 2 CI-only expressions skipped)cargo clippy -p perry-hir -p perry-transform -p perry-codegen --all-targetsThe affected-crates runner needs the larger test-thread stack on this host because
statically_reachable_trusted_js_package_is_aot_compiled_without_route_entryalso overflows at the default stack on an untouchedorigin/main; the isolated test and full affected scope pass with the setting above.cargo build --releaseclean (focused static/compiler dev build used above)Checklist
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