feat(optimize): report inner-graph and AMD bailouts in optimizationBailout - #21740
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…ilout Both analyses already stopped silently: eval() at module scope disables inner-graph tree shaking, and define() disables static exports analysis. Neither reached the optimizationBailout channel that scope hoisting and side-effect analysis already use.
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Record optimization bailouts lib/JavascriptMetaInfoPlugin.js, lib/dependencies/AMDDefineDependencyParserPlugin.js, lib/dependencies/CommonJsExportsParserPlugin.js, .changeset/013-optimization-bailout-analysis.md |
The eval handler conditionally records an inner-graph bailout. AMD define() processing records an AMD bailout. Direct module usage keeps its hint for CommonJS and suppresses it for Harmony modules. The changeset documents these reports. |
Exercise bailout reporting in stats test/statsCases/optimization-bailout-analysis/* |
The stats case adds eval, AMD, and direct module usage, connects the modules through the entry module, and enables module and optimization-bailout statistics. |
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Referencing `module` disables static CommonJS exports analysis, dropping `providedExports` to null with nothing said. Report it through the same channel; silent under ESM, where nothing is lost.
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In `@test/statsCases/optimization-bailout-analysis/module-module.js`:
- Around line 1-3: Add Harmony coverage for the module-expression handling by
ensuring the ESM fixture or its entry includes console.log(module), while
retaining the CommonJS export fixture for the existing branch. Update the
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Add coverage for the Harmony branch.
exports.a = 1 makes this fixture CommonJS. It exercises only the isHarmony === false branch in lib/dependencies/CommonJsExportsParserPlugin.js. The supplied test/statsCases/optimization-bailout-analysis/index.js file does not add a Harmony module expression. Add a separate ESM fixture or add console.log(module) to that entry. Assert that the ESM module has no CommonJS bailout: module is used directly entry.
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+++ test/statsCases/optimization-bailout-analysis/esm-module.js
+console.log(module);
+export const b = 1; import "./module-module";
+import "./esm-module";As per coding guidelines, test/**/*.js changes must cover every line that is added or changed.
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In `@test/statsCases/optimization-bailout-analysis/module-module.js` around lines
1 - 3, Add Harmony coverage for the module-expression handling by ensuring the
ESM fixture or its entry includes console.log(module), while retaining the
CommonJS export fixture for the existing branch. Update the optimization-bailout
assertion so the ESM module does not report “CommonJS bailout: module is used
directly,” covering both isHarmony branches.
Source: Coding guidelines
Same `console.log(module)` line, reported for CommonJS and silent for ESM, so the snapshot pins both sides of the guard.
Summary
Two analyses could silently switch themselves off with nothing reported:
eval()disables inner-graph analysis, and AMDdefine()disables static exports analysis. Both now push a line intooptimizationBailout, sostatsexplains why a module was not optimized instead of leaving the user to guess. The inner-graph line is only added when the analysis was actually running, so modules that never had it stay quiet. Refs #17122.What kind of change does this PR introduce?
feat
Did you add tests for your changes?
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test/statsCases/optimization-bailout-analysis/covers both bailouts alongside the existing side-effect ones.Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
n/a —
optimizationBailoutis existing stats output; this only adds entries to it.Use of AI
AI was used. Claude Code drove the implementation and tests under my direction and review: I chose which bailouts were worth reporting, and it wrote the plugin changes, the stats case, and the changeset, then verified them by running the targeted test suites and lint stages.
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eval(), AMDdefine(), and directmoduleusage.Tests
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