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Three unrelated parity failures, one commit because they are what the `gap-suite` shards report on `main`. 1. `test_gap_disposablestack_2875` — `new SuppressedError(...) instanceof Error` answered `false`. `SuppressedError` was missing from `is_native_error_subclass_constructor`, so its prototype pair was never linked into the Error family; latent until `js_instanceof` started answering `x instanceof Error` from the instance's recorded prototype chain, which then short-circuited the class-registry fact that used to carry it. Adds the missing link, which is what ECMA-262 specifies. 2. `test_gap_2899_2779_2777_static_helpers` — group arrays serialized as `null`. `js_array_alloc` births an array flagged "every slot is an unboxed double"; a producer that direct-writes its element words never clears it, and `json::stringify_primitive_array` now trusts the flag. Re-derives the flag from the slots in `rebuild_array_layout_from_slots`, the choke point those producers already call. Clear-only. 3. `test_gap_iterator_prototype_next_patch` — a patched `%ArrayIteratorPrototype%.next` (and its Map / Set / String siblings) did not drive spread, `Array.from` or call-spread, because each ends in a runtime element-COPY arm that never calls `.next()`. Extends #10086's prototype-escape signal to all four families and makes those arms decline on it. This fixture has been red since it landed. Validation: all three byte-identical to node v26.5.1; a base-vs-fix sweep over 448 gap fixtures shows no other output change; `perry-runtime --lib` 3970 passed.
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UserCode->>PrototypeLookup: expose an iterator prototype
PrototypeLookup->>ExposureFlags: record the family as non-pristine
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IteratorOperation->>ExposureFlags: check the family state
IteratorOperation->>UserCode: use the iterator protocol when needed
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In `@changelog.d/10387-iterator-prototype-next-spread-arms.md`:
- Around line 30-38: Remove the development-history paragraph from the changelog
fragment and replace it with a concise, coherent release-note statement
describing the added regression coverage for iterator prototype next handling,
including the relevant array, spread, set, map, and string cases.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/array/iterator.rs`:
- Around line 1068-1069: Update subclass_backing_for_default_iteration to route
dirty Map and Set subclasses through the iterator protocol when
map_iteration_not_pristine() or set_iteration_not_pristine() is true. Before the
subclass fallback calls js_map_entries or js_set_to_array, obtain the hidden
backing collection’s iterator with js_get_iterator and drain it via
js_iterator_to_array, preserving patched iterator .next() behavior without
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| `test_gap_iterator_prototype_next_patch` has been red on `main` since it | ||
| landed on 2026-09-06 (gap-suite shard log for `87dc334920` — the first run that | ||
| contained it — already reported `pass -> parity_fail`), so this is a | ||
| first-time fix of a fixture that over-specified the implementation, not a | ||
| regression repair. The fixture and its | ||
| `crates/perry/tests/issue_9846_iterator_prototype_next_patch.rs` companion | ||
| gained `Array.from(array)`, call-spread, multi-operand spread, | ||
| `Array.from(set)`, `Array.from(map)`, `[...map]` and `Array.from(string)` | ||
| cases under the same patches. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the development-history paragraph.
Lines 30-38 describe when a fixture first failed and classify the fix. This is not shipped behavior. Replace it with a concise statement of the added regression coverage.
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- `test_gap_iterator_prototype_next_patch` has been red on `main` since it
- landed on 2026-09-06 (gap-suite shard log for `87dc334920` — the first run that
- contained it — already reported `pass -> parity_fail`), so this is a
- first-time fix of a fixture that over-specified the implementation, not a
- regression repair. The fixture and its
- `crates/perry/tests/issue_9846_iterator_prototype_next_patch.rs` companion
- gained `Array.from(array)`, call-spread, multi-operand spread,
- `Array.from(set)`, `Array.from(map)`, `[...map]` and `Array.from(string)`
- cases under the same patches.
+ Regression coverage now verifies patched iterator `.next()` methods across
+ array, Map, Set, and String spread, `Array.from`, and call-spread paths.Based on learnings: changelog fragments must describe final shipped behavior as one coherent release-note entry.
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| `test_gap_iterator_prototype_next_patch` has been red on `main` since it | |
| landed on 2026-09-06 (gap-suite shard log for `87dc334920` — the first run that | |
| contained it — already reported `pass -> parity_fail`), so this is a | |
| first-time fix of a fixture that over-specified the implementation, not a | |
| regression repair. The fixture and its | |
| `crates/perry/tests/issue_9846_iterator_prototype_next_patch.rs` companion | |
| gained `Array.from(array)`, call-spread, multi-operand spread, | |
| `Array.from(set)`, `Array.from(map)`, `[...map]` and `Array.from(string)` | |
| cases under the same patches. | |
| Regression coverage now verifies patched iterator `.next()` methods across | |
| array, Map, Set, and String spread, `Array.from`, and call-spread paths. |
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In `@changelog.d/10387-iterator-prototype-next-spread-arms.md` around lines 30 -
38, Remove the development-history paragraph from the changelog fragment and
replace it with a concise, coherent release-note statement describing the added
regression coverage for iterator prototype next handling, including the relevant
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Route dirty Map/Set subclasses through the iterator protocol.
When the matching map_iteration_not_pristine() or set_iteration_not_pristine() flag is true, subclass_backing_for_default_iteration still returns the hidden backing collection for a subclass with the default iterator. The subclass branch then calls js_map_entries or js_set_to_array, which bypasses the patched iterator .next() method. The earlier dirty checks cover registered Map and Set values, not subclasses.
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Some(crate::object::map_set_subclass::CollectionBacking::Map(m)) => {
+ if crate::object::iterator_prototypes::map_iteration_not_pristine() {
+ return js_iterator_to_array(crate::symbol::js_get_iterator(value()));
+ }
return crate::map::js_map_entries(m as *const crate::map::MapHeader);
}
Some(crate::object::map_set_subclass::CollectionBacking::Set(s)) => {
+ if crate::object::iterator_prototypes::set_iteration_not_pristine() {
+ return js_iterator_to_array(crate::symbol::js_get_iterator(value()));
+ }
return crate::set::js_set_to_array(s as *const crate::set::SetHeader);
}js_get_iterator returns a real Map or Set iterator for the hidden backing, so this fallback drains the patched .next() without recursing through array_from_spread_value.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/array/iterator.rs` around lines 1068 - 1069, Update
subclass_backing_for_default_iteration to route dirty Map and Set subclasses
through the iterator protocol when map_iteration_not_pristine() or
set_iteration_not_pristine() is true. Before the subclass fallback calls
js_map_entries or js_set_to_array, obtain the hidden backing collection’s
iterator with js_get_iterator and drain it via js_iterator_to_array, preserving
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The fixture logged from inside a patched-prototype window. Node constructs
SafeMap out of internal/per_context/primordials lazily, and run_parity_tests.sh
runs the oracle with FORCE_COLOR=0 -- the path that defers that construction
into the window. Node therefore died on its own internals:
node:internal/per_context/primordials:449
class SafeMap extends Map {},
reporting Node exit 1 against Perry exit 0, so the test could not pass whatever
the runtime did. It is reproducible with the harness's exact invocation and NOT
with a bare `node file.ts`, which is why it read as a Perry failure for ten
days and why a local run kept disagreeing with CI.
Output is now buffered and flushed after each restore. Every value is still
computed inside the patched window -- that is the subject -- and the emitted
text is byte-identical to the unbuffered run, so EXPECTED is unchanged.
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Resolving #10381's conflict with #10387 in `array/mod.rs` dropped `transfer_array_numeric_layout` (deleted by #10381 along with its only caller) and kept `reclassify_array_numeric_layout_from_slots` (added by #10387). One fewer symbol refills the list differently, so rustfmt rewraps it. Whitespace only.
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The three gap tests that keep
main's gap-suite shards red. Two are genuine regressions with a named introducing commit; the third never passed and is a different kind of problem.1.
test_gap_disposablestack_2875— regression,a109736407SuppressedErrorwas missing fromis_native_error_subclass_constructor, sopopulate.rs's Error-family loop never linked its prototype pair:Object.getPrototypeOf(SuppressedError.prototype)wasObject.prototype, notError.prototype. TypeError, RangeError and AggregateError all had the link — only this one was omitted.That stayed latent while
x instanceof Errorwas answered from the class registry, which carriesCLASS_ID_SUPPRESSED_ERRORviajs_register_class_extends_error.a109736407"fix(runtime): preserve evaluated Error heritage" inserted a recorded-prototype walk above that registry fact;js_suppressed_error_newcallsobject_set_static_prototype, so the walk runs, finds noError.prototypein the chain, returnsSome(false)and short-circuits the fact that used to carry it.The fix is the ECMA-262 link itself —
SuppressedErroradded to the native-error list — not a special case ininstanceof.String(err)now inheritsError.prototype.toStringtoo.2.
test_gap_2899_2779_2777_static_helpers— regression,dc39693e69js_array_allocstampsGC_ARRAY_RAW_F64_LAYOUTon the fresh length-0 array, where it is vacuously true.object/groupby.rs::group_by_make_arraythen setslengthandstd::ptr::writes the element words directly, bypassing every noting store helper that would clear it — the "internal scratch array" hazard already documented onmark_array_raw_f64_holes_fresh.Harmless until
dc39693e69"perf(json): streamline parse and stringify construction (#9849)" addedstringify_primitive_array.rs, which takes the flag as proof and emits each slot throughwrite_number. A NaN-boxed string read as a double is non-finite, and JSON renders non-finite asnull— soJSON.stringify([...Map.groupBy("aba", ch => ch).entries()])produced[["a",[null,null]],["b",[null]]].The tell is that
arr[0]andString(arr)stayed correct: they go throughjs_array_get_f64, not the guarded raw-f64 entry points. Only JSON saw it.Fixed at the choke point every direct-slot-writer already calls,
object::gc_slots::rebuild_array_layout_from_slots, which now also re-derives the numeric-layout flag from the same slots it just walked. Clear-only — it never sets the flag, so nothing that declined before now passes, and it covers the sibling callers indelete_rest.rs,field_set_by_name/tail.rsandobject/alloc.rsthat have the same shape.3.
test_gap_iterator_prototype_next_patch— never passedThis one is worth reading even though the fix is routine, because the failure mode is a gate one.
The fixture landed on 2026-09-06 with
8a73d9f80a/4d8dd31cc4and has been red in the gap suite every run since. It is not ingap_snapshot.json, so the harness expects it to pass, and it never has. There is also an integration test,crates/perry/tests/issue_9846_iterator_prototype_next_patch.rs, whoseEXPECTEDwas captured from node on the same day — and whose existing lines this PR does not change, because they were already the node-correct values that Perry was not producing. That test lives incrates/perry/tests/, so it runs undere2e-scoped, which only runs when a diff names it. It has therefore never run on a PR that did not touch it.So: a fixture and its integration test both landed encoding behaviour the runtime did not have, and the only gate that noticed was the one everybody has been reading as "inherited from main."
Root cause. Each failing form ends in a runtime element-COPY arm that never calls
.next(), so the per-callprototype_next_is_canonicalproof is unreachable from inside it:dense_spread_source's memcpy,js_set_to_array/js_map_entriesinarray_from_spread_value,js_string_to_char_array,js_array_like_to_array's array fast path, andjs_array_from_value'sjs_array_clonetail.[...new Set([1,2])]memcpy'd the Set's backing;[..."ab"]cut the string into chars. Discriminating probe:[...arrWithSwappedProto], which defeatsdense_spread_sourceviaobject_static_prototype, printed the patched values while the dense one printed the raw elements.Fix, the same design #10086 used for the
for…ofindex loop: a built-in iterator prototype can only be patched after it escapes throughObject.getPrototypeOf/Reflect.getPrototypeOf, so that escape is the choke point.note_array_iterator_prototype_exposedbecomesnote_iterator_prototype_exposedand now recognises the Map/Set/String family prototypes and%IteratorPrototype%itself (a patch there is inherited by all four, so that arm marks all of them). Three stickyAtomicBools for the Rust-side readers;AtomicBoolholds no heap pointer, so none is a GC root.The array arms move from the narrow
array_proto_iterator_modifiedto the broaderarray_iteration_not_pristine. The narrow fact implies the broad one, so no receiver that declined before now passes — the change can only route more cases to the slow path, never fewer. All four signals stay false in any program that never introspects a built-in iterator, which pays three relaxed loads.Validation
node --experimental-strip-types --no-warningson v26.5.1: all three fixtures identical, matching exit codes. I re-ran this myself on the final tree rather than taking it from the agent that wrote the fixes — 20, 34 and 35 lines respectively,cmpclean.main(33690c5635) every asserted line flips —A-spread 4,5 → 8,10,D-set 1,2 → s1,s2,E-string a,b → A,B,[null,null] → ["a","a"],[object Error] → SuppressedError: both failed.test_gap_console_methods(console.timemicrosecond noise); 6 compile failures are identical on both arms (http/http2/webassembly/net harness setup).cargo test -p perry-runtime --lib,RUST_TEST_THREADS=1: 3970 passed, 1 failed —gc::tests::heap_generation::a_free_or_move_outside_every_scope_is_caught_in_debug_builds. That is a profile artifact, not a regression: its assertion is inside#[cfg(debug_assertions)]and--profile perry-devinheritsrelease, so the body is compiled out andcatch_unwindcannot beErr. Nothing here is reachable fromgc/heap_generation.rs.Caveat: everything was built with
--profile perry-dev; no--releasebuild was produced, so an optimization-sensitive difference is untested locally. The changes are sticky-flag branches plus a prototype link, none optimization-sensitive — and CI's gap shards build release, which is the real check.One thing to decide
test_gap_iterator_prototype_next_patchhas been red onmainfor ten days while reading as inherited noise. If a fixture can land failing and stay failing, either it should go intogap_snapshot.jsonwith a reason when it lands, or the gate that would have caught it should not bee2e-scoped. I have not changed that policy here.Summary by CodeRabbit
JSON.stringifyfor arrays produced byMap.groupByandObject.groupBy, preserving strings, booleans, objects, mixed values, and numbers.Array.from, and call-spread to respect customized Array, Map, Set, and String iterator behavior.SuppressedErrorinheritance so it behaves as anError, including proper prototype relationships and string formatting.