fix(compiler): no-auto HTTP builds link one perry-ffi — runtime and every wrapper from one cargo graph (follow-up to #11225) - #11263
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe no-auto HTTP-pump rebuild now builds the runtime, stdlib, HTTP extension, and linked wrappers in one Cargo invocation. It replaces matching prebuilt wrapper archives and validates the rebuilt archives. Integration tests cover archive selection and shared build output. ChangesHTTP pump archive coherence
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The rebuild improves archive coherence for the covered paths. Optional-runtime HTTP builds retain an existing mixed-runtime issue, but no new failure on that path is established by this change. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Ready to merge once CI is clean (follow-up to #11225). No-auto http builds now build perry-runtime, stdlib and every linked ext library in a single cargo invocation, so the binary gets exactly one perry-ffi and one ext-net (checked with nm). Fixes on no-auto builds: handle-id collisions (the #11225 gap test with an http import), net sockets that stop receiving after an http exchange, and |
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In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/optimized_libs/no_auto.rs`:
- Around line 118-120: Update the HTTP pump build flow so its runtime uses the
same optional features as the earlier runtime build, then always assign
built.runtime to runtime instead of keeping an existing value. This ensures the
linked runtime archive matches the runtime bundled with the pump stdlib.
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The rebuilt runtime is dropped when the wasm or native-addon runtime rebuild already ran.
build_optional_runtime returns (Some(runtime), None) on non-Windows targets. This happens when ctx.needs_wasm_runtime is true or ctx.native_addons is non-empty. If the program also imports http or https, stdlib is None, so the pump rebuild runs. runtime is already Some, so Lines 118-120 keep the archive from target/perry-optional-runtime. The pump stdlib bundles a runtime from target/perry-no-auto-http-pump. The linked libperry_runtime.a therefore comes from a different Cargo graph than the runtime inside libperry_stdlib.a and the rebuilt wrappers.
The comment at Lines 95-103 describes this runtime split as the cause of the #11240 mi_free crash. This change does not fix that split for wasm or native-addon programs that import HTTP.
Forward the optional runtime features into build_http_client_pump_stdlib. Then use built.runtime in every case.
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- if runtime.is_none() {
- runtime = Some(built.runtime);
- }
+ // The pump graph built its runtime with the same optional features,
+ // so its archive always replaces an earlier optional-runtime build.
+ runtime = Some(built.runtime);In build_http_client_pump_stdlib, add a runtime_features: &[&str] parameter. Append those features to the --features argument, for example perry-runtime/wasm-host and perry-runtime/node-api-host. Build the list from ctx.needs_wasm_runtime and ctx.native_addons in the same way as build_optional_runtime.
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| if runtime.is_none() { | |
| runtime = Some(built.runtime); | |
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| // The pump graph built its runtime with the same optional features, | |
| // so its archive always replaces an earlier optional-runtime build. | |
| runtime = Some(built.runtime); |
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In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/optimized_libs/no_auto.rs` around lines 118
- 120, Update the HTTP pump build flow so its runtime uses the same optional
features as the earlier runtime build, then always assign built.runtime to
runtime instead of keeping an existing value. This ensures the linked runtime
archive matches the runtime bundled with the pump stdlib.
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So for this workload the crash was fixed by #11174 (already on main): before it, the stdlib was rebuilt with the runtime's default features off, which left out the regex engine. This PR does not change the outcome here. It isn't needed to fix this crash, and it doesn't regress it. All crash-free arms stop at the same next failure, |
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Follow-up to #11225. Related: #11240 (see "#11240" below). Gives lane D's general-statics issue its fix.
Root cause
With
PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1, importingnode:httpmakes the no-auto driver rebuild the stdlib withexternal-http-client-pump. That rebuild (optimized_libs/no_auto.rs,build_http_client_pump_stdlib) selected onlyperry-runtime,perry-stdlib-staticandperry-ext-http. Two kinds of archive stayed prebuilt, from a different cargo invocation with a different feature unification:perry-ext-net,perry-ext-events, ...).So the binary carried two perry-ffi builds (different crate hashes), each with its own statics:
agent.createConnectionsaidrequires node:net (not linked).Moving individual statics into perry-runtime cannot fix this:
HANDLESpayloads are looked up byTypeId, and a type from two builds has twoTypeIds.Fix
One cargo invocation now produces every archive that bundles perry-ffi or perry-runtime. The HTTP rebuild adds
-p perry-runtime-staticand-p <crate>for every well-known wrapper the program links (linked_ext_crates, deduplicated by archive). It then replaces the prebuilt runtime and every prebuilt wrapper with the rebuilt ones. Nothing prebuilt that carries perry-ffi or perry-runtime is mixed in any more.The id-claim approach I prototyped earlier (runtime-owned id band) is not needed; I dropped it and deleted its wip branch.
Proof
All on perrymaster (perry-dev, Node 26.5.1),
PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1,nmonPERRY_KEEP_SYMBOLS=1binaries. "main" is pristineorigin/mainbuilt with the same package set.import * as httponce(client,'connect'); 2 perry-ffiREGISTRATIONS, 2 ext-netagent.createConnectionprobeerror agent.createConnection requires node:net (not linked); 2 / 2200 Via Your Socket /cc body for GET= Node; 1 / 1m3.ts(import http+"abc".match(/b/))Lane D: I also merged lane D's
9cfd966ed, the parent ofcf0679723and therefore without theraw_net_slotmove, into this fix.probe_ccand the three other probes all match Node, with one perry-ffi. So once this lands, theraw_net_slotmove is not needed for split archives.Integration test:
no_auto_http_rebuild_builds_every_linked_archive_in_one_graphmirrors #11226's miniature-workspace test and runs the real cargo command.libperry_ext_net.a/libperry_ext_http.aonPERRY_LIB_DIRmust not be linked.no_auto.rs(the runtime archive must come from the rebuilt graph, not the prebuilt one) and passes with the fix.The #11174 miniature test gained a
perry-runtime-staticcrate, because the command now selects it; it still passes.no_auto_http_client_import_rebuilds_pump_stdlib_with_ext_http(real workspace build) passes.Checks:
cargo fmt --checkOK.check_file_size.shOK.SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 run_lint_gates.sh: 88 of 90 script gates pass, compile tier not run. The 2 failures arecargo xwinnot being installed on the host and the known-red public benchmark freshness step.#11240
m3.tsalready passes on current main; #11226 fixed it by addingperry-runtimeto the invocation. This PR goes further and also takes the runtime archive from the same graph, but it is not the change that fixed #11240. So this PR does not sayFixes #11240; the issue can be closed as fixed by #11226.Not run
cargo test -p perrysuite; only theoptimized_libs::tests::no_auto_http*tests were run.Trade-off: the first no-auto HTTP compile now also rebuilds the linked wrappers into
target/perry-no-auto-http-pump. Repeat compiles are incremental no-ops.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
node:httpnow rebuild the runtime and linked extension libraries together, preventing incompatible prebuilt archives from being mixed into the same build.Tests