fix(hir): ambient declare function require must not shadow the require intrinsic - #8452
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…ire intrinsic A body-less `declare function require(name: string): any` was registered as an external FFI declaration. Since #8343's require_is_shadowed_by_local that registration made every require guard treat the global as shadowed, so `require("node:fs")` lowered to a call to a `require` symbol no archive defines and failed at link (Undefined symbols: "_require"). The ambient declare names the compile-time require intrinsic — skip the FFI registration for it. A `function require(...)` WITH a body (e.g. the CJS wrap's synthetic require) still shadows via register_func. Fixes #8447
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Source->>HIRLowering: declare function require without body
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In `@changelog.d/8452-ambient-require-declare.md`:
- Line 1: Rewrite the release note as one concise entry covering the root cause,
the shipped behavior, and regression coverage: an ambient body-less declare
function require no longer shadows the require intrinsic, while function require
declarations with bodies continue to shadow it. Remove internal guard names,
test-suite inventory, and CI-specific linker failure details.
In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/tests.rs`:
- Around line 1019-1022: Update the test assertion around the require("node:fs")
lowering to verify the HIR NativeModuleRef variant contains the module name
"fs", rather than relying on a broad dump.contains("\"fs\"") check that may
match the local binding.
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| fix(hir): an ambient `declare function require(name: string): any` no longer shadows the require intrinsic (#8447). The body-less declaration was registered as an external FFI function; since #8343's `require_is_shadowed_by_local` that made `require("node:fs")` lower to a call to a `require` symbol no archive defines, failing every consumer at link (`Undefined symbols: "_require"` — compile-smoke's `test_issue_8002_8003_thread_realm_caches`, one of parity's 27 dark-debt compile_fails). A `function require(...)` WITH a body (the CJS wrap's synthetic require, #8343) still shadows. Regression pair in `perry-hir::lower::tests`; the ambient test fails without the fix. | |||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the release note focused on shipped behavior.
Remove internal guard names, test-suite inventory, and CI-specific failure details. Keep the defect cause, fixed behavior, and regression coverage in one release-note entry.
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-fix(hir): an ambient `declare function require(name: string): any` no longer shadows the require intrinsic (`#8447`). The body-less declaration was registered as an external FFI function; since `#8343`'s `require_is_shadowed_by_local` that made `require("node:fs")` lower to a call to a `require` symbol no archive defines, failing every consumer at link (`Undefined symbols: "_require"` — compile-smoke's `test_issue_8002_8003_thread_realm_caches`, one of parity's 27 dark-debt compile_fails). A `function require(...)` WITH a body (the CJS wrap's synthetic require, `#8343`) still shadows. Regression pair in `perry-hir::lower::tests`; the ambient test fails without the fix.
+fix(hir): Ambient `declare function require(name: string): any` declarations no longer register as external FFI functions or shadow the `require` intrinsic (`#8447`). This prevents native-module `require` calls from linking against an undefined `require` symbol. A `function require(...)` declaration with a body continues to shadow the intrinsic. Regression tests cover both behaviors.Based on learnings: describe the final shipped behavior as one coherent release-note entry, and include root-cause and validation details for a defect fix.
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| fix(hir): an ambient `declare function require(name: string): any` no longer shadows the require intrinsic (#8447). The body-less declaration was registered as an external FFI function; since #8343's `require_is_shadowed_by_local` that made `require("node:fs")` lower to a call to a `require` symbol no archive defines, failing every consumer at link (`Undefined symbols: "_require"` — compile-smoke's `test_issue_8002_8003_thread_realm_caches`, one of parity's 27 dark-debt compile_fails). A `function require(...)` WITH a body (the CJS wrap's synthetic require, #8343) still shadows. Regression pair in `perry-hir::lower::tests`; the ambient test fails without the fix. | |
| fix(hir): Ambient `declare function require(name: string): any` declarations no longer register as external FFI functions or shadow the `require` intrinsic (#8447). This prevents native-module `require` calls from linking against an undefined `require` symbol. A `function require(...)` declaration with a body continues to shadow the intrinsic. Regression tests cover both behaviors. |
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In `@changelog.d/8452-ambient-require-declare.md` at line 1, Rewrite the release
note as one concise entry covering the root cause, the shipped behavior, and
regression coverage: an ambient body-less declare function require no longer
shadows the require intrinsic, while function require declarations with bodies
continue to shadow it. Remove internal guard names, test-suite inventory, and
CI-specific linker failure details.
Source: Learnings
| assert!( | ||
| dump.contains("\"fs\""), | ||
| "the require(\"node:fs\") call must resolve to the fs native module: {dump}" | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the native-module HIR variant.
The string "fs" can occur from the local const fs binding. The assertion can pass when require("node:fs") does not lower to a native module. Assert NativeModuleRef("fs") instead.
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- dump.contains("\"fs\""),
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| assert!( | |
| dump.contains("\"fs\""), | |
| "the require(\"node:fs\") call must resolve to the fs native module: {dump}" | |
| ); | |
| assert!( | |
| dump.contains("NativeModuleRef(\"fs\")"), | |
| "the require(\"node:fs\") call must resolve to the fs native module: {dump}" | |
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/tests.rs` around lines 1019 - 1022, Update the
test assertion around the require("node:fs") lowering to verify the HIR
NativeModuleRef variant contains the module name "fs", rather than relying on a
broad dump.contains("\"fs\"") check that may match the local binding.
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Fixes #8447 — one of the release blockers from full-tier run 32298711372 (compile-smoke red; also one of parity's 27 compile_fails).
What broke. A body-less
declare function require(name: string): any— the standard TS ambient idiom for "the global CommonJS require exists" — has always been registered as an external FFI declaration bylower_module_fn.rs(the generic "no body ⇒ extern" rule). That was harmless until #8343 addedrequire_is_shadowed_by_local, which countslookup_imported_func("require")as shadowing: the destructuring fast path that used to consumeconst fs = require("node:fs")into a native-module namespace binding now bails, the call lowers as a plain call to the "imported"require, and codegen emits a reference to arequiresymbol that no archive defines:Fix. Skip the FFI registration for a body-less
requiredeclaration — it names the compile-time intrinsic, not a linkable extern (an FFI call to it can never link). #8343's CJS-wrap shadowing is untouched: the wrap's syntheticfunction require(...)HAS a body, registers viaregister_func, and still shadows (covered by the new counterpart test).Validation
test_ambient_require_declare_does_not_shadow_the_intrinsicfails without the fix, passes with it; counterparttest_user_require_function_with_body_still_shadows_the_intrinsicguards fix(cjs-wrap): stop HIR from dropping built-in require bindings in wrapped modules #8343's intent.cargo test -p perry-hir --lib: 317 passed / 0 failed.test-files/test_issue_8002_8003_thread_realm_caches.ts(the compile-smoke failure) now compiles, links, runs, and its output byte-matchestest-parity/expected/.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
declare function require(...)declarations so they no longer override the built-in CommonJSrequire.requirefunctions with implementations continue to work as expected.Tests