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Step 1 of the build order in docs/design/async-origin-capture.md (#175). Stacked on that branch.
Adds the optional origin: 'call' field to StackFrame and to the wire CrashFrame, copied by toCrashFrame and absent on ordinary thrown frames. Protocol decision recorded in the design doc (viewer will adopt the field).
Test-first; mutator loop: dropping the copy and inverting the guard are caught; a constant-'call' mutant is equivalent (single-valued type).
… the wire
An async platform rejection (video.play(), clipboard, ...) carries no stack, so the SDK will record
where the API was called. This adds the marker the viewer uses to tell that frame from a thrown one.
Step 1 of docs/design/async-origin-capture.md.
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New Features
Browser crash reports can include the call site and relevant target details for asynchronous errors without a usable stack trace. Capture is enabled by default and can be disabled.
Non-Error exceptions and rejections now receive more informative summaries, including object details.
Astro island hydration errors are reported without canceling the hydration event, and Astro integrations can relaunch Bugsee.
Bug Fixes
Improved stack parsing to avoid treating error-message text as stack frames.
Documentation
Added guidance on reporting Astro hydration and Vue-handled errors.
Tests
Expanded coverage for async-origin capture across browsers, frameworks, and promise libraries.
The pull request adds async-origin capture for selected promise-returning platform methods. Browser launch enables capture by default and enriches stackless reports with call-site frames and supported target details. The capture package adds a generated method inventory, capture classifications, recorder lifecycle handling, and browser tests. Core adds defensive descriptions for thrown values and call-origin frame metadata. Astro reports hydration errors and queues them during launch and relaunch.
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participant Caller
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participant AsyncOriginRecorder
participant BrowserErrorProvider
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Caller->>PlatformAPI: Call promise-returning method
PlatformAPI-->>Caller: Return promise
PlatformAPI->>AsyncOriginRecorder: Record eligible rejection origin
BrowserErrorProvider->>AsyncOriginRecorder: Look up origin
AsyncOriginRecorder-->>BrowserErrorProvider: Return origin data
BrowserErrorProvider->>CrashReport: Add call-site frames and target description
Bound object-summary serialization and redact sensitive fields before merging. Smaller reporting gaps also remain for custom error callbacks and Astro clients bound to another document.
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I found no real issues in this PR. I read the diff and the surrounding code. I did not run the tests, lint or typecheck.
What I checked
Copy guard in toCrashFrame (packages/core/src/crash.ts:174): it uses the same !== undefined guard as debug_id, variables and context. Ordinary thrown frames get no origin key, so the wire output for existing reports is unchanged.
Type parity:StackFrame.origin (stack.ts) and CrashFrame.origin (crash.ts) are both 'call', so the assignment needs no cast.
Enrichers keep the field: the frame enrichers I found rebuild frames by spreading them ({ ...frame, variables } and { ...frame, context } in packages/node/src/local-variables.ts and source-context.ts). A frame marked origin: 'call' therefore keeps its marker when the node enrichers touch it. I did not trace the browser path.
Tests: they cover both directions. One asserts the marker reaches the wire. The other asserts not.toHaveProperty('origin'), which catches an unconditional copy. The mutator-loop notes in the PR body are consistent with that, including the single-valued-type equivalent mutant.
Observation, not a blocker
The design doc (docs/design/async-origin-capture.md §8) says "The schema gets the field plus a drift test." I found no JSON schema for crash frames in the repo. rg debug_id hits only crash.ts, tests and the bundler plugin, so there is nothing to update here. If the viewer-side schema lives elsewhere, make sure that follow-up is tracked, because nothing in this repo will fail if the two drift.
Summary
Overall risk: Low. The change is additive and optional, and it touches only the type surface and one guarded copy.
Merge recommendation: Approve and merge into async-origin-design.
Issues to fix: none.
Positives: It is small and test-first. It matches the existing optional-field pattern. The doc comments explain why the field exists, and the field is absent from thrown frames, so old viewers that ignore it see no change.
Verdict: No P0–P3. The unique delta does what it claims: an optional 'call' tag on StackFrame / wire CrashFrame, copied by toCrashFrame, omitted on ordinary thrown frames. Nothing in this PR produces the field yet, so shipped crash.json is unchanged.
Intent
Stacked on #175. A stackless async platform rejection (video.play(), clipboard, …) has no thrown stack; later steps will attach the call site and the viewer needs a way to tell that frame from a thrown one. Owner decision was origin: 'call' (not hidden — hidden is skipped for grouping location, which would recreate the empty-stack grouping hole this feature exists to close).
What I checked (not just the diff)
Copy path.toCrashFrame (crash.ts:174-176) follows the same omit-if-absent pattern as debug_id / variables / context. Both the Error path (buildException → frames.map(toCrashFrame)) and the non-Error path (syntheticException → same mapper) go through that one function. No second converter.
Wire.assembleBundle does JSON.stringify(stampCrashProvenance(crash)). Provenance is a shallow spread; there is no frame-field allowlist. origin is an enumerable own property, so it survives zip/upload.
Downstream mutation.applyDebugIds only stamps debugId. Locals / source-context enrichers { ...frame, variables|context } preserve unknown fields, so a later origin tag would survive composition.
Grouping / hidden / user. Unchanged. Origin frames are not auto-hidden (correct: they are the location). isUserFrame still keys off file.
Closed schema. This repo has no crash.json JSON schema (upload-contract.schema.json covers request.json / sessions / manifest only). Sibling fields (hidden, variables, context, domain) were added the same way: TypeScript on CrashFrame + a copy test. A viewer that does not know the field ignores it, as the comment says.
Producers.parseV8Stack / parseLocation / callSiteFrames / browser parseStack never set origin. http-error and crashOfErrorEvent fallback frames are hand-built { trace, user } and do not go through toCrashFrame; they are unrelated to this marker.
Tests. Injecting origin: 'call' via parseStack and asserting the wire field, plus not.toHaveProperty('origin') on an ordinary frame, catches dropping the copy and inverting the guard. Vacuity: if parseStack were not called, frame?.origin would be undefined and the first test would fail.
I did not run the suite locally (no node_modules in this environment). CI on f52f9db5 was still in progress at review time.
Findings
None that meet the bar (credible failure scenario in this change).
Residual (not blocking; for later steps)
Design §8 still says “the schema gets the field plus a drift test.” In this repo the crash.json contract isCrashFrame. If a worker/viewer schema lives elsewhere, that is the viewer PR. Do not invent a crash.json JSON schema here just for this field — hidden/variables never got one.
Production attach is enrichFrames on parsed.length === 0 (DOMException / BGSVIEWER-14), not parseStack. Equivalent for toCrashFrame; when the enricher lands, add a test on that seam.
syntheticException still skips enrichFrames when frames.length === 0. The Error path does not. That will bite non-Error reasons (Promise.reject('x')) in step 4 unless syntheticFrames are supplied or the skip is lifted. Pre-existing; not this PR.
Copy is !== undefined, not === 'call'. Types erase at runtime; no producer exists yet, so no current leak.
Overall
Overall risk: Low
Merge recommendation: Approve
Most important issues to fix: None in this PR
Positives: Right protocol choice (origin: 'call' vs hidden / a marker name). Field lives on both the parsed frame and the wire frame, copied last, omitted when absent — same discipline as locals/context. Tests pin both sides of the guard. Scope is actually step 1 (types + copy), not a drive-by wrapper.
…contents
A rejected or thrown plain object was summarised with String(value), i.e. "[object Object]", so an
issue could have no usable title. describeThrown renders 'Class: <message|JSON>', keeps primitives as
their text, names functions without printing their source, is bounded to 256 characters and never
throws. Used by the browser, node and vercel-edge detection providers and by logException.
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Review of #176 (update for the new push: describeThrown, commit 5aef99e7)
No new real findings. I read the new diff and the surrounding code. I did not run tests, lint or typecheck. The earlier review of the frame.origin = 'call' commit (f52f9db5) still applies, and nothing in the new commit touches it.
What I checked for describeThrown (packages/core/src/crash.ts:310-338)
Never throws: the whole body is in a try. A throwing name, message or constructor getter, a circular object, a hostile Proxy or a null-prototype object all end up in the Object.prototype.toString fallback. The tests cover the circular object and the throwing getter.
Reuse: it calls the existing typeTag and renderThrowable. So the summary (Class: message-or-JSON) matches the exception.name and exception.reason that syntheticException already writes into crash.json. The two can't drift apart.
Primitives: they keep their plain String(value) text, so logException('payment failed') and Promise.reject('x') produce the same summary as before.
Bounds: output is clipped to 256 characters. The tests pin the exact boundary (256 is kept, 257 becomes 255 characters plus …). Functions are named and their source is never printed.
Call sites: the four non-Error sites that built summaries from String(value) now use it: client.ts:1749 and the browser, node and vercel-edge describeError. I grepped for other String(error|reason|value) uses in packages/*/src. The remaining ones are warning or log text, or HTTP/network error messages, not report summaries. node/src/process-policy.ts:113 (printFatal) writes to stderr and is a different concern. util/describeValue serves a different purpose (option-validation diagnostics), so I don't see a duplication problem.
Observations, not blockers
Scope: the PR title and body describe only step 1 (the origin marker). The describeThrown commit changes summary and issue-title text for every non-Error throw in four packages, so the body should mention it. A separate PR would also be fine.
Summary contents: the summary can now contain up to 256 characters of a thrown object's JSON, for example reject({ token: … }). That content already shipped in exception.reason (renderThrowable), so this is not a new data class, but it now also appears in the more widely shown summary and issue title. If summaries get scrubbed anywhere, check that the scrubbing covers this path.
Clipping:slice can split a surrogate pair at the cut. The result is still valid JSON-encodable text, so this is cosmetic only.
Earlier residuals: the notes about syntheticException skipping enrichFrames when there are no frames, and the missing crash-frame JSON schema, are unchanged and belong to later steps.
Summary
Overall risk: Low
Merge recommendation: Approve and merge into async-origin-design
Issues to fix: none. Optionally update the PR description to cover describeThrown.
Positives:describeThrown is a small, defensive helper that reuses the existing tag and reason logic. The tests cover each failure mode: circular object, throwing getter, function source and length boundary. It replaces the [object Object] summaries consistently across platforms.
Re-review at 5aef99e (base async-origin-designaad867c0). Unique +154/−7 across 12 files. Prior review of f52f9db (origin marker only) found no P0–P3; that surface is unchanged and still correct. This pass is about the new describeThrown commit.
Intent
Step 1: optional origin: 'call' on StackFrame / wire CrashFrame, copied by toCrashFrame, omitted on ordinary frames. No producer yet.
Step 2 (design §6a): replace String(value) issue titles for non-Error throws/rejections so {code:42} is not [object Object].
What I checked (not just the diff)
toCrashFrame is the only converter (Error path and syntheticException). assembleBundle is JSON.stringify with no frame-field allowlist. Locals/source-context spreads preserve origin.
describeThrown is wired through browser/node/vercel-edge describeError and logException. webworker uses the browser provider; bun/deno/electron-main use node. No leftover String(value) on those summary paths.
renderThrowable (message else JSON.stringify) is reused for the title. I probed String() vs JSON.stringify() on Buffer, URL, Date, Set, Map, RegExp, Request/Headers, Uint8Array, and a revoked proxy.
Tests cover plain objects, duck-typed message, function source suppression, clip, circular, throwing message getter. They do not cover Buffer/RegExp/Set, revoked proxies, or the 256-char bound on the function branch.
I did not run the suite here (node_modules absent). CI on 5aef99e7 was still pending at review time.
Findings
P2 — describeThrown titles Buffer/RegExp/Set (and similar host objects) from JSON.stringify, which is empty or a byte dump. String() was the useful title. See inline.
P3 — the catch of a function documented as never-throwing calls Object.prototype.toString.call(value), which throws on a revoked proxy. See inline.
Residual (not blocking this step)
Function branch clips only the name (Function: ${clip(name)}), so a 256-char name yields 267 characters, past the documented bound. Artificial name, not a product failure.
applyDebugIds still runs on parsedbeforeenrichFrames. Injected origin frames will miss debug_id unless the enricher stamps it. Flagged on #175; no producer here yet.
Design §8 schema+drift test: this repo has no crash.json JSON Schema (hidden/variables never got one either).
Node/edge detection listeners are still unguarded (neverThrow is browser-only). Pre-existing; String() could throw too. The P3 catch is the new hole in the function that was meant to close that.
Overall
Overall risk: Medium
Merge recommendation: Request changes — the origin marker can land; describeThrown needs a String-vs-JSON fallback before it becomes every non-Error issue title on node/browser/edge.
Most important issues to fix: P2 host-object preview (Buffer in particular). P3 catch that can throw.
Positives: Right protocol choice (origin: 'call', not hidden). describeThrown is the right §6a seam, wired through every detection provider plus logException, clips, and does not print function source. Tests pin both sides of the origin copy and the [object Object] case the feature exists to fix.
Data only, no behaviour change. scripts/async-origin/extract.mjs lists every promise-returning method in
lib.dom.d.ts (80 interfaces, 187 methods; the design's hand-made list missed ten stream/lock methods).
async-origin-table.ts classifies each as always / armed / off with a reason; a drift test in
instrumentation-tests fails when a TypeScript upgrade adds an API nobody has classified, when the
committed snapshot is stale, or when a mixin lacks concrete targets. Step 3 of
docs/design/async-origin-capture.md.
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Review of #176, update for commit 3e5a8999 (async-origin patch table, generator, drift test)
I read the new commit and its surrounding code. I did not run tests, lint or typecheck, because there is no node_modules in this checkout. I checked the snapshot-gap claim below by grepping a locally installed lib.dom.d.ts, which is TS 7.0.2. The repo pins ^6.0.3.
New findings (inline comments posted)
P2, scripts/async-origin/extract.mjs:28-44: The extractor scans only interface members, so static promise-returning methods on declare var X: {…} are never on the snapshot. These include Notification.requestPermission, PublicKeyCredential.isUserVerifyingPlatformAuthenticatorAvailable and isConditionalMediationAvailable, ImageDecoder.isTypeSupported, *Decoder/*Encoder.isConfigSupported, and RTCPeerConnection.generateCertificate. The drift test can't force a decision on them, which undercuts the "complete candidate list" and "forces a decision" claims in the design doc and the table header. returnsPromise also only matches a bare Promise<…> return type.
P3, async-origin-table.ts:5 and design doc §5: Both reference async-origin-table.drift.test.ts, which doesn't exist. The test is packages/instrumentation-tests/test/async-origin-drift.test.ts. The same comment also notes that ASYNC_ORIGIN_EXTRAS has no drift guard, and that the doc's "all ten classified off" count looks like eleven.
Earlier findings, not repeated
Cursor's describeThrown P2 (JSON.stringify titles for Buffer, RegExp and Set) and P3 (the catch can throw on a revoked proxy) are still unaddressed by the new commit. I haven't re-verified them here. They remain the main blockers for 5aef99e7.
The PR title and body still describe only step 1. They don't mention describeThrown or the patch table.
Checked and fine
The table is data only, with no runtime behavior or imports. It is exported from the @bugsee/capture barrel without breaking the runtime-portability rule.
The drift test lives in instrumentation-tests, so capture stays free of node:fs.
The snapshot-versus-fresh-extraction, classify-exactly-once and mixin-needs-targets checks are coherent. The resume literal allowlist entry in spec-drift.test.ts is justified.
typescript is a root devDependency, so extract.mjs resolves it.
Summary
Overall risk: Medium, and the table commit adds no runtime risk. The describeThrown P2 and P3 from the earlier review still stand.
Merge recommendation: Request changes. Fix the Cursor-reported describeThrown issues. The table commit can merge once the statics gap is fixed or documented and the stale test path is corrected.
Most important issues to fix: the describeThrown P2 and P3, then the static-method gap in the extractor.
Positives: The generated-then-classified table with a drift guard is a good design. Each row carries a why string. The always/armed/off split is explicit, with fetch deliberately off to avoid a double wrapper.
· branch async-origin-impl
Re-review of unique +1115/−8 vs async-origin-design. New commit is data-only: lib.dom.d.ts snapshot (80 interfaces / 187 methods), ASYNC_ORIGIN_TABLE / ASYNC_ORIGIN_EXTRAS, extractor, drift test. describeThrown and the origin marker are unchanged.
I compared the table to the snapshot programmatically: 187/187 pairs match, no duplicate (iface, method). Mixin rows (Body, NavigatorBadge, ReadableStreamGenericReader, WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope) all name targets. play is always, fetch is off. Capture unit tests pin rowTargets and uniqueness; the drift test lives in @bugsee/instrumentation-teststest:unit (CI runs that job).
Prior findings (still open)
P2 describeThrown JSON titles for Buffer / RegExp / Set — not addressed (no change in crash.ts).
P3 never-throws catch on revoked proxy — not addressed.
New findings
P2 — extractor + extras miss constructor/namespace Promise APIs the design measured or named (WebAssembly.compile, Notification.requestPermission). See inline on extract.mjs / extras.
Residual (not blocking this step)
ReadableStreamDefaultReader.read / BYOBReader.read / WritableStreamDefaultWriter.* are mode: 'off' with why: HOT. HOT says “armed on first failure”. The mode is what the wrapper will read; the why is wrong.
WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope targets globalThis (own-property sentinel). Design §3/§5 still say Window / WorkerGlobalScope prototypes. The wrapper must special-case the sentinel; a naive globalThis[ctor].prototype[method] skips createImageBitmap.
createImageBitmap is armed: first failure still has no origin (§4.4). Known design tradeoff.
Function-name clip can exceed 256 chars; applyDebugIds still runs before enrichFrames.
Overall
Overall risk: Medium
Merge recommendation: Request changes — table/snapshot pairing is solid, but describeThrown titles and the extras hole should be fixed before this becomes the wrap list.
Most important issues to fix: P2 Buffer/RegExp/Set titles; P2 extras/extractor gap for WebAssembly and Notification.requestPermission; P3 revoked-proxy catch.
Positives: Generator found the ten stream/lock methods the hand list missed and classified them off. Drift test compares sorted iface.method lists, so a TS upgrade that adds an API fails closed. Mixin targets are required. fetch is explicitly not double-wrapped.
Re-review at 3e5a899 (base async-origin-designaad867c0). Unique +1115/−8 across 23 files. Prior review of 5aef99e (describeThrown) found a P2 host-object title and a P3 catch that can throw; neither is addressed. This push adds the patch table, generator, and drift test (design §5 / plan step 2).
Intent
Step 1: optional origin: 'call' on StackFrame / wire CrashFrame.
Step 2:describeThrown so {code:42} is not [object Object].
Step 3 (this push): classify every promise-returning lib.dom.d.ts method as always / armed / off, generate the candidate list, fail CI when they disagree. Data only — no wrapper yet.
What I checked (not just the diff)
toCrashFrame origin copy is unchanged and still correct.
describeThrown is still wired through browser/node/edge describeError and logException. I reproduced Buffer / RegExp / Set / revoked-proxy titles against the current function.
Extractor vs TypeScript 6.0.3 lib.dom.d.ts: 80 interfaces / 187 instance methods match the snapshot. Probe of the same file also found 13 constructor statics (Notification.requestPermission, PublicKeyCredential.*, *Decoder.isConfigSupported, …) and *WebAssembly.compile / instantiate / Streaming (namespace functions). None of those are in the snapshot, the table, or ASYNC_ORIGIN_EXTRAS.
Mixin targeting: Body → Request/Response, NavigatorBadge → Navigator/WorkerNavigator (constructors with a prototype). WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope → 'globalThis' (a sentinel). Design §5 still says install at globalThis[ctor]?.prototype[method].
Drift test lives in @bugsee/instrumentation-teststest/**/*.test.ts and does run in the CI check job (turbo run test:unit), not only e2e. I ran the table tests (4 pass), core crash+client (309 pass), and the drift file (3 pass). Full coverage / CI on this SHA was still pending.
Findings
P2 — describeThrown titles Buffer/RegExp/Set from JSON.stringify (prior, still open). See inline.
P2 — extractor only scans interface instance methods, so measured WebAssembly.compile / named Notification.requestPermission never reach the table or extras. See inline.
P2 — WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope targets 'globalThis', which cannot be installed via the documented Ctor.prototype[method] path. createImageBitmap (measured stackless) would silently not wrap. See inline.
P3 — describeThrown's catch still calls Object.prototype.toString.call, which throws on a revoked proxy (prior, still open). See inline.
Residual (not blocking this step on their own)
§4.4 still arms measured one-shot APIs (createImageBitmap, HTMLImageElement.decode, FontFace.load, addIceCandidate): the first (often only) failure has no origin. Encoded in the table; same issue as #175.
Body.json is now off (fixes the default-on vs denyHot contradiction; Firefox stackless JSON stays unlocated).
Design §5 names the drift test packages/capture/src/async-origin-table.drift.test.ts; the real file is packages/instrumentation-tests/test/async-origin-drift.test.ts.
Function-branch clip is name-only (267 chars). applyDebugIds still runs before enrichFrames (#175). No crash.json JSON Schema.
Overall
Overall risk: Medium
Merge recommendation: Request changes — the origin marker can land; describeThrown is already on every non-Error issue title; the table cannot be the §5 source of truth while the extractor cannot see measured APIs and createImageBitmap is targeted in a way the documented install path cannot wrap.
Most important issues to fix: P2 Buffer/RegExp title; P2 extractor/extras gap (WebAssembly + Notification.requestPermission); P2 globalThis mixin target.
Positives:origin: 'call' copy is still the right protocol choice. Drift test is in the unit gate, not a silent e2e-only file. play is pinned always, fetch/digestoff. Stream readers/LockManager.request are classified off as §3 now says.
… async platform rejections
Wraps the promise-returning methods of the async-origin table. Returns a derived promise built with a
pristine then (zone.js' stored native then, else one captured at install from a native global or a hidden
iframe realm, else none and no reaction is attached), keys the origin by the rejection reason (with a
bounded .cause walk), retains nothing for a reason that already has a stack, and degrades to the untouched
promise on any failure of its own. 'always' rows install at once; 'armed' rows install on arm(). Per-method
capture budget reset by one shared unref'd 60 s timer. Idempotent, composes with other patchers, restores on
stop. Verified in headless Chromium with and without zone.js. Step 4 of docs/design/async-origin-capture.md.
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Review of #176, update for commit 50210310 (installAsyncOrigins)
I read packages/capture/src/async-origin.ts in full. I also read the changed lines of the design doc and the barrel export, and re-checked the earlier open findings against HEAD. I did not run tests, lint or typecheck, because there is no node_modules in this checkout. I did not reproduce the new finding in a browser. It follows from the code and from the design doc's own definition of "stackless".
New finding (inline comment posted)
P2, async-origin.ts:213-218: The recorder stores an origin only when reason.stack is not a string or is ''. The design (§2) defines stackless as "absent or only Name: message", and the consumer decides by parsed frames being empty. In Chromium, V8-created TypeErrors such as the ServiceWorkerContainer.register, getFileHandle and import() rows from the measured table carry a header-only stack. That stack is a non-empty string, so no origin is recorded and the report still ships frames: []. The tests use only reasons with no .stack and Errors with real frames, so none covers the header-only case.
Earlier findings: status at HEAD
Still open, unchanged:
describeThrown renders Buffer, RegExp and Set as JSON.stringify output (P2). crash.ts is unchanged.
The describeThrowncatch can itself throw on a revoked proxy (P3).
The extractor misses constructor statics and namespace functions such as Notification.requestPermission, PublicKeyCredential.* and WebAssembly.* (P2). extract.mjs is unchanged and the extras list still lacks them.
The table header and design §5 still point at the non-existent async-origin-table.drift.test.ts. The real file is packages/instrumentation-tests/test/async-origin-drift.test.ts.
The PR title and body still describe only step 1.
Resolved by this commit: the 'globalThis' target for createImageBitmap and the picker extras. The installer handles that sentinel explicitly (async-origin.ts:277), so those rows do get wrapped. The remaining gap is documentation: design §3 and §5 still describe Window/WorkerGlobalScope prototypes and the globalThis[ctor].prototype[method] lookup.
Checked and fine
No handled-promise side effect: the wrapper returns a derived promise built with a pristine then. The original promise is handled, the derived one rejects with the same reason, so unhandledrejection still fires. When no pristine then exists it attaches nothing and keys the origin by promise.
Wrapper failures degrade safely:observe runs inside a try, so a failure in our own code returns the platform's promise untouched. A synchronous throw from the original propagates unchanged.
Install and restore are guarded:
Frozen prototypes and ignored defines are guarded.
Descriptors are preserved.
stop() does not clobber a patcher that wrapped on top, and it deactivates its own wrapper.
arm() is idempotent through the MARK check.
Overhead is bounded: the per-method budget is 200 captures per minute, with a shared reset timer that is unref'd. The .cause walk is depth-limited, so a cyclic cause cannot loop.
Runtime-portable: the file reaches runtime globals only through the injected global, with no DOM or node:* imports.
Summary
Overall risk: Medium. The new code is defensive and well contained, but the header-only-stack gap means a measurable share of the target rejections get no origin.
Merge recommendation: Request changes. The origin marker can land on its own. describeThrown is already wired into every non-Error summary and still has its open P2 and P3.
Most important issues to fix:
The header-only-stack predicate in async-origin.ts, test-first.
The describeThrown Buffer, RegExp and Set preview, and its revoked-proxy catch.
The extractor and extras gap for statics and WebAssembly.
Positives:
The derived-promise design keeps unhandledrejection intact.
Every failure mode of our own code falls back to the platform's behaviour.
Restore and stacking semantics are careful.
The table, snapshot and drift test make new platform APIs fail closed.
· branch async-origin-impl
createAsyncOriginEnricher turns a recorded call site into frames marked origin: 'call' for an error that has none
(a FrameEnricher, so it rides buildCrashJson's enrichFrames seam); describeOriginTarget describes the element a call
was made on (media, image, font face, audio context) at report time with query/fragment/data URLs scrubbed.
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Review of #176, update for commit 55b22ce7 (async-origin enricher and target describers)
I read async-origin-report.ts and its tests in full, and re-read async-origin.ts and the buildCrashJson / enrichFrames seam in crash.ts. I did not run the test suite, lint or typecheck. I did run a 5-line Node script to confirm the stack shape behind the first finding.
New findings (inline comments posted)
P2, async-origin.ts:205: On the fallback path (no Error.captureStackTrace, e.g. Firefox), skip = 1 drops only the observe frame. The stack taken inside observe starts with two SDK frames, observe and wrapped, so the first frame the enricher marks origin: 'call' is the SDK's own wrapper. That frame becomes the grouping location. The tests agree with the wrong constant: the skip assertion at async-origin.test.ts:519 only checks the number, and the enricher test builds its own one-wrapper-frame fixture. Neither runs a real wrapper through the enricher.
P3, async-origin-report.ts:43:scrubSource cuts at ?/# only. Userinfo, matrix params and path-embedded tokens pass through into Target:. @bugsee/protocolsanitizeUrl is already a capture dependency and covers those. Unbounded id and error.message are interpolated as well.
Earlier findings: status at HEAD (not repeated inline)
Still open:
Header-only-stack predicate in async-origin.ts (P2). This one also limits the new enricher: for V8 TypeErrors with a header-only stack, nothing is recorded, so the enricher has nothing to attach.
describeThrown JSON preview for Buffer/RegExp/Set (P2), and the revoked-proxy catch (P3).
Extractor and extras miss statics and namespaces such as Notification.requestPermission and WebAssembly.* (P2).
'globalThis' mixin target is undocumented in design §3/§5 (P2/doc).
Stale async-origin-table.drift.test.ts path in the table header and design §5 (P3).
The PR title and body still describe only step 1.
Still relevant to this commit:
buildException runs applyDebugIds on parsed before enrichFrames (crash.ts:214-215), so call-site frames get no debugId and can't be symbolicated by debug-id. This matters now that a producer exists.
syntheticException skips the enricher when frames.length === 0 (crash.ts:269), so non-Error reasons never get call-site frames.
Nothing wires the enricher or describeOriginTarget into a client yet. I assume that is step 5b.
Checked and fine
The enricher returns the error's own frames untouched when it has any. Missing origin, a non-string stack and a throwing parser all fall back to the input frames. Frames are copied ({...frame, origin: 'call'}) rather than mutated.
describeOriginTarget is duck-typed with no DOM types, and a null or hostile target returns undefined through the try. The lookup key comes from the table-derived api, so there is no prototype-key lookup risk.
The data:/blob: shortcut keeps large URLs out of the report.
Summary
Overall risk: Medium. The new code is small and defensive, but the skip miscount sends SDK frames to the grouping location on engines without captureStackTrace.
Merge recommendation: Request changes. The origin marker can land on its own. For the rest of the stack, fix the skip count, the header-only-stack gap and the describeThrown issues first.
Most important issues to fix:
skip off by one on the fallback path, test-first with a real wrapper.
Header-only-stack predicate.
describeThrown Buffer/RegExp/Set preview and revoked-proxy catch.
sanitizeUrl in scrubSource.
Extractor and extras gaps.
Positives: The enricher plugs into the existing FrameEnricher seam with no core change. The describers are bounded to a small set of APIs and read at report time, with a good rationale in the comment (media error events arrive after the rejection). The tests cover the hostile-getter and null target cases.
· branch async-origin-impl
Re-review of unique +1000 vs 3e5a8999 (async-origin.ts / tests / barrel / a §4.4 AS-BUILT note). Prior describeThrown P2/P3 and extractor/extras P2 are unchanged. The factory now exists, so the old globalThis targeting note is no longer hypothetical: wrap will silently skip createImageBitmap and the file-picker extras on a real Window.
Intent
Step 4 of docs/design/async-origin-capture.md: one wrapper factory over the patch table. Record the call site of a stackless platform rejection, keyed by the reason (pristine then so unhandledrejection still fires; zone.js __zone_symbol__then; first origin wins; restore on stop if we are still the top wrapper). always rows install immediately; armed rows wait for arm(). Not wired to launch / enrichFrames yet — by design for this step.
What I checked (not just the diff)
Wrapper shape matches §4.1/§4.1a: derived promise via captured native then, rethrow the same reason, fallback byPromise only when there is no usable then, MARK idempotency, name/length/toString spoof, frozen-prototype skip, third-party-on-top left alone.
remember (async-origin.ts:213-218) vs design §2 (frames = 0 ⇔ .stack absent or only Name: message) vs parseV8Stack (stack.ts:239-247, test at stack.test.ts:611-612: 'Error: just a message' → []). The factory only treats absent/'' as stackless.
Mixin install: target === 'globalThis' ? global : ctor.prototype, then own-onlygetOwnPropertyDescriptor. Constructor rows (HTMLMediaElement.play) are fine. WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope / extras are not: WebIDL mixin operations live on Window.prototype / WorkerGlobalScope.prototype.
Unit test wraps every target of a mixin row and the global object itself plants fetch as an own property of the fake global, so it cannot catch the prototype miss.
describeThrown / extractor files are byte-identical to the last review. Reproduced on this Node: Buffer.from('ENOENT: file not found') → Buffer: {"type":"Buffer","data":[69,…]}; /foo/i → RegExp: {}; revoked proxy throws from the never-throws catch.
I did not run vitest (no node_modules in this environment). CI on 5021031 was still in progress at review time; the cancelled run on the same SHA does not speak to these gaps — none of the unit tests construct Buffer/RegExp, a header-only Error.stack, or a prototype-placed global method.
Findings
P2 — remember drops header-only stacks the enricher would treat as empty. See inline on async-origin.ts.
P2 — globalThis install looks up own descriptors, so createImageBitmap / file pickers never wrap on a real Window. See inline.
P2 — describeThrown titles Buffer/RegExp/Set from JSON.stringify (prior, still open). See inline.
P2 — extractor + extras still miss measured WebAssembly.compile and named Notification.requestPermission (prior, still open). See inline.
P3 — never-throws catch still throws on a revoked proxy (prior, still open). See inline.
Residual (not blocking this step on their own)
Factory is exported and not called from @bugsee/browserlaunch; no asyncOriginEnricher yet. Production still ships frames: [] for video.play() until those land.
§4.4 arms measured one-shot APIs (createImageBitmap, HTMLImageElement.decode, FontFace.load, addIceCandidate): the first failure has no origin even after wrap works.
Body.json is off (Firefox stackless JSON stays unlocated).
Design §5 still names the drift test packages/capture/src/async-origin-table.drift.test.ts; the file is packages/instrumentation-tests/test/async-origin-drift.test.ts.
Function-name clip can exceed 256 chars; applyDebugIds still runs before enrichFrames.
WASM 1-engine-frame (WebAssembly.compile) is a separate hole: even a stored origin would not attach if parsed.length !== 0.
Overall
Overall risk: Medium
Merge recommendation: Request changes — the wrapper mechanics (pristine then, zone symbol, degrade-to-untouched, restore) are right, but remember disagrees with the stackless definition this feature is built on, and the globalThis own-property path will not wrap the measured createImageBitmap API.
Most important issues to fix: P2 header-only remember; P2 globalThis own-descriptor miss; P2 Buffer/RegExp titles; P2 extras/extractor gap.
Positives: Derived-promise + rethrow preserves unhandledrejection (the zone.js trap the design measured). Idempotency mark, third-party composition, and "our wrapper must never break the app call" are actually tested, not just commented. play stays always, fetch stays off.
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Review: installAsyncOrigins factory (step 4) at 5021031
Re-review of unique +2115/−8 vs async-origin-design (aad867c0). New commit is the wrapper factory (packages/capture/src/async-origin.ts) plus tests. Origin marker, describeThrown, table/extractor are unchanged.
Intent
Wrap promise-returning platform methods so a stackless async rejection (video.play() → NotSupportedError with no stack) can be located by a call-site frame tagged origin: 'call'. Derived promise via a pristine then; fallback keys by promise. armed rows wait for arm().
What I checked (not just the diff)
Factory vs design §4: derived-then, __zone_symbol__then / iframe native then, Error.captureStackTrace vs eager .stack, first-origin-wins WeakMap, cause walk, per-method budget + unref, restore-if-still-ours. Constructor-prototype wraps (HTMLMediaElement.play) are correct.
wrap() uses Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(owner, name) (own only). installRows special-cases target === 'globalThis' as owner = global (this commit's answer to the table sentinel). Table comment still says those methods are own properties of the global object. They are not, in a browser: IDL operations live on Window.prototype.
I ran the shipped tests (41 pass) and a throwaway probe against the real factory: inherited createImageBitmap / showOpenFilePicker on the global's prototype → installed: []; the same names as own properties wrap. Header-only TypeError stack → originOf is undefined. describeThrown(Buffer.from('ENOENT: file not found')) / /foo/i / Set still use JSON.stringify; a revoked proxy still throws out of the never-throws catch.
installAsyncOrigins is exported from @bugsee/capture and not called from @bugsee/browser / node launch. The factory is the deliverable; it is not live in a session yet.
Extractor still walks only interface instance methods. WebAssembly.compile / Notification.requestPermission still absent from table + extras.
Findings
P1 — wrap() skips inherited methods, so every targets: ['globalThis'] row is a no-op on a real Window. Always-on pickers never wrap; measured createImageBitmap never wraps. The unit test is a false green (own fetch). See inline.
P2 — origin is stored only when reason.stack is missing or ''. Design §2's frames = 0 includes header-only stacks (TypeError: … with no frame lines). ServiceWorkerContainer.register (always, measured stackless) records nothing. See inline.
P2 — describeThrown titles Buffer/RegExp/Set from JSON.stringify (prior, still open; this is already wired through logException and browser/node/edge detection). See inline.
P2 — extractor + extras still miss constructor statics and WebAssembly.* (prior, still open). See inline.
P3 — never-throws catch still calls Object.prototype.toString.call, which throws on a revoked proxy (prior, still open). See inline.
The earlier P2 on WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope → 'globalThis' is partially addressed: installRows now uses the global object as owner. wrap() then refuses that owner whenever the method is inherited, which is the browser case.
Residual (not blocking on their own)
Factory is not wired to launch / detection; originOf has no consumer yet. Next step must not treat the 41 tests as evidence the global extras install in Chromium.
§4.4: arm() wraps every armed row at once; the first failure of an armed API (createImageBitmap, decode, FontFace.load, addIceCandidate) still has no origin.
Design §5 still names packages/capture/src/async-origin-table.drift.test.ts; the file is packages/instrumentation-tests/test/async-origin-drift.test.ts.
Function-name clip can exceed 256 chars. applyDebugIds still runs before enrichFrames. No crash.json JSON Schema.
Overall
Overall risk: High
Merge recommendation: Request changes — do not land the factory while globalThis-targeted rows cannot wrap in a browser, while header-only stacks (a measured §2 class) are dropped, and while describeThrown is already titling every non-Error issue from JSON.stringify.
Most important issues to fix: P1 inherited global IDL wrap; P2 header-only stack predicate; P2 Buffer/RegExp title; P2 extras/extractor gap for WebAssembly + Notification.requestPermission.
Positives: Derived-promise + pristine then (never Promise.prototype.then) is the right zone.js answer, and the tests actually hit __zone_symbol__then, iframe then, and the no-then fallback. MARK + restore-only-if-still-ours is the right patcher composition. Constructor-prototype paths (play, Clipboard, WakeLock) will work. Per-method budget + unref is sane. fetch stays off.
Re-review of unique +2377/−8 vs async-origin-design (aad867c0). HEAD adds createAsyncOriginEnricher / describeOriginTarget (step 5a) on top of the origin marker, describeThrown, the patch table, and installAsyncOrigins. Prior review of 3e5a899; Claude also reviewed 5021031.
Intent
Stackless async platform rejections (video.play() → NotSupportedError with no frames) get a call-site origin. This PR: optional origin: 'call' on the wire; describeThrown for non-Error titles; generated wrap table; installer that records the call site by reason; enricher that turns that into frames; per-API target describers.
What I checked (not just the diff)
toCrashFrame origin copy is still the right omit-if-absent pattern. buildException always calls enrichFrames (DOMException / BGSVIEWER-14). syntheticException still skips the enricher when frames.length === 0 (intentional for locals; the origin enricher is not wired yet).
Installer: derived promise via pristine then / __zone_symbol__then / iframe; globalThis sentinel is handled (async-origin.ts:277); restore does not clobber a later patcher; budget timer is unref'd. The 'globalThis' mixin-target P2 is fixed.
Capture is Error.captureStackTrace(holder, wrapped) on V8 (skip = 0) and new Error().stack inside observe with skip = 1 otherwise. I reproduced that shape on this Node: both observe and wrapped appear. The wrapper's .name is copied from the original (play / getUserMedia).
Enricher is exported, not composed into browser/node crashOf / logException yet (step 5b). applyDebugIds still runs on parsedbeforeenrichFrames, so origin frames this enricher produces never get debug_id.
describeThrown / revoked-proxy catch / extractor statics / header-only .stack check: unchanged. Reproduced Buffer / RegExp / Set titles and the revoked-proxy throw against the current functions.
I did not run vitest (no node_modules in this checkout). CI on 55b22ce was still pending at review time.
Findings
P1 — without captureStackTrace, skip = 1 leaves the wrapper in the origin stack (named play / getUserMedia). Firefox/Safari grouping collapses onto the SDK wrapper. See inline.
P2 — recorder treats any non-empty .stack string as “has frames”, so header-only TypeErrors (ServiceWorkerContainer.register) store nothing. See inline.
P2 — origin frames never pass applyDebugIds. See inline.
P2 — describeThrown still titles Buffer / RegExp / Set from JSON.stringify (prior, still open). See inline.
P2 — extractor still only sees interface instance methods; extras still omit measured WebAssembly.* and named Notification.requestPermission (prior, still open). See inline.
P3 — describeThrown's catch still throws on a revoked proxy (prior, still open). See inline.
Residual (not blocking this step on their own)
Enricher / installer / describers are not wired into browser crashOf, describeError, or logException (§4.5). Expected for 5a.
syntheticException will not run this enricher for a frameless non-Error; platform APIs reject Errors, so the DOMException path is the one that matters.
§4.4 still arms measured one-shot APIs (createImageBitmap, HTMLImageElement.decode, FontFace.load): the first failure has no origin.
Function-name clip can exceed 256 characters. No crash.json JSON Schema (hidden / variables never got one either).
Design §5 still names async-origin-table.drift.test.ts; the file is packages/instrumentation-tests/test/async-origin-drift.test.ts.
Overall
Overall risk: Medium
Merge recommendation: Request changes — Chromium play() (BGSVIEWER-14) is on the captureStackTrace path and would record the caller; Firefox/Safari always rows (getUserMedia, register) would group on the wrapper, and describeThrown is already every non-Error issue title.
Most important issues to fix: P1 skip/observe capture; header-only stack predicate; Buffer/RegExp titles; applyDebugIds after enrichFrames before 5b wires the enricher.
Positives: Derived-promise + pristine then keeps unhandledrejection intact; wrapper failures degrade to the platform promise; globalThis install path now matches the table sentinel; target describers strip query/fragment/data:/blob:; origin: 'call' is still the right protocol choice vs hidden.
captureAsyncOrigins (default on, boolean false opts out) installs the async-origin recorder on the page window,
feeds its enricher to the crash builder (logException and both window providers) and arms the armed rows on the
first stackless rejection nobody could locate. The window error and unhandledrejection providers put the call-site
frames (origin: 'call') in crash.json and a description with the target element; logException describes a stackless
Error from the frames an enricher supplied. Also: the recorder's clean-then lookup never throws on a hostile realm.
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Re-review of unique +262 vs 50210310 (async-origin-report.ts / tests / barrel). Prior factory/describeThrown/extractor findings are unchanged. This step makes two of them load-bearing: the enricher now consumesorigin.skip and produces the frames applyDebugIds never sees.
Intent
Step 5 of docs/design/async-origin-capture.md §4.3/§4.5: createAsyncOriginEnricher turns a recorded call-site stack into origin: 'call' frames when the error has none; describeOriginTarget reads the receiver at report time (media/image/font/audio). Still not wired to launch / browser crashOf / describeError.
What I checked (not just the diff)
Enricher: empty-frames gate, originOf (cause walk is already in the recorder), skip slice, never-throw, does not call originOfPromise (fallback mode stays a later wiring concern).
buildException (crash.ts:210-215) still runs applyDebugIds(parsed)beforeenrichFrames. For a stackless DOMException, parsed is [], so the origin frames this enricher returns are never stamped.
Fallback capture: new Error() is constructed inside observe, not wrapped. Reproduced here: that stack is observe then wrapped then the caller; skip = 1 leaves wrapped as frame 0.
scrubSource only strips ?/# and data:/blob: schemes. @bugsee/protocol's sanitizeUrl (already a capture dependency, used by network capture) also strips userinfo.
Factory remember / globalThis own-descriptor / describeThrown / extractor files are unchanged. Vitest not run (no node_modules).
Findings
P2 — skip = 1 on the new Error() path undercounts; the enricher now promotes the SDK wrapped frame. See inline.
P2 — origin frames miss debug_id because applyDebugIds runs before enrichFrames. See inline.
P2 — remember still drops header-only stacks (prior). See inline.
P2 — globalThis own-descriptor install still skips createImageBitmap / pickers (prior). See inline.
P2 — describeThrown Buffer/RegExp/Set titles (prior). See inline.
P2 — extractor/extras still miss measured WASM statics (prior). See inline.
P3 — scrubSource lets user:pass@ through. See inline.
P3 — never-throws catch still throws on a revoked proxy (prior). See inline.
Residual
Enricher and describer are exported and unused by @bugsee/browsercrashOf / describeError / logException. Production still ships frames: [] for video.play() until those land. describeError will still be a bare summary for an Error without a stack (§4.5) unless the describer is composed in.
§4.3 listed a service-worker-container describer; this table has media/image/font/audio only.
syntheticException skips enrichFrames when frames.length === 0 (fine for DOMException, which takes buildException).
Arm-on-first-failure, Body.json off, WASM 1-frame, drift-test path in §5.
Overall
Overall risk: Medium
Merge recommendation: Request changes — the enricher shape is right (origin: 'call', empty-frames gate, never-throw), but skip is wrong on the fallback path it now consumes, origin frames will not symbolicate, and the factory still will not wrap createImageBitmap or remember header-only TypeErrors.
Most important issues to fix: P2 skip vs observe+wrapped; P2 applyDebugIds after enrich; P2 remember header-only; P2 globalThis own-descriptor.
Positives: Media Target: line matches the measured Chromium fields (tag/id, scrubbed currentSrc, networkState/readyState, error.code/message) and is read at report time. data:/blob: bodies are not dumped. Hostile getters are contained.
Review of #176, update for commit 7feda849 (browser wiring: captureAsyncOrigins)
I read the new commit and the code around it: launch.ts, detection-providers.ts, client.ts, async-origin-report.ts and the unchanged async-origin.tswrap and observe. I did not run tests, lint or typecheck, because there is no node_modules in this checkout.
New findings: none in this commit's own code.
What I checked in the wiring:
Install and stop:installAsyncOrigins runs just before createClient. Nothing between that call and the publicClient.stop() that calls asyncOrigins?.stop() can throw asynchronously. The @bugsee/replay-canvas import is inside a detached .then. I found no realistic path that leaks the wrappers, and relaunch stops the old client first.
noteRejection:arm() is idempotent, and the try keeps a recorder failure out of reporting.
Provider order:noteRejection is called before describeError. The detection listeners are still wrapped in neverThrow.
Only boolean false opts out: this matches the option docs.
logException: the new description fallback is limited to Error values, and the description only changes when the original description was undefined.
cleanThenOf: moving the whole body into the try closes the hostile-realm hole.
Earlier findings that matter more now. Before this commit the recorder was only exported. launch() now installs it by default, so the open items below affect real pages. I re-checked each against HEAD: wrap, observe and the extractor are unchanged, and crash.ts is unchanged.
P1, async-origin.ts:178:wrap skips inherited methods, so every 'globalThis' row never wraps on a real Window. That covers createImageBitmap (measured stackless) and all the file-picker extras. launch passes global: win, so this is the default path. The recorder's installed list simply omits those names.
P2, async-origin.ts:203-205: on engines without Error.captureStackTrace (Firefox), skip = 1 leaves the SDK's own wrapped frame as the first origin: 'call' frame. That frame is the grouping location, so unrelated failures would collapse into one issue. launch now sends these frames to crash.json.
P2, async-origin.ts:213-218: a header-only stack (TypeError: Failed to register…) is not recorded. noteRejection in async-origin-report.ts uses the same absent-or-'' test, so the two agree with each other but not with the design's "no frames" definition.
P2, crash.tsdescribeThrown: Buffer, RegExp and Set still get JSON.stringify titles (Buffer: {"type":"Buffer",…}, RegExp: {}, Set: {}).
P3, crash.ts:336: the never-throws catch can still throw on a revoked proxy.
P2, extract.mjs: the extractor still ignores constructor statics and WebAssembly.*.
P3, async-origin-report.tsscrubSource: it still skips sanitizeUrl, so userinfo and matrix params reach Target:.
P3, stale path: the table header and design §5 still name async-origin-table.drift.test.ts.
Doc: the 'globalThis' sentinel is still undocumented in design §3 and §5.
Scope: the PR title and body still describe only step 1.
Residual notes, not blockers
Default-on wrapping of about 100 methods means a stopped session still leaves origin.target (a DOM element) reachable for as long as the app holds the rejection reason. That is bounded and minor.
describeOrigin formats call-site frames with formatStack, so the description text doesn't say they are call-site frames rather than thrown ones. Only crash.json carries origin: 'call'.
Summary
Overall risk: Medium to High. The new wiring is clean, but it makes the P1 and the two stack-handling P2s user-visible by default.
Merge recommendation: Request changes. The origin marker and the wiring itself are fine. I would not merge the stack with captureAsyncOrigins on by default until the P1 and the skip and header-only P2s are fixed test-first, ideally with a real-wrapper test whose global has the method on its prototype.
Most important issues to fix:
The inherited-method wrap miss (P1).
The fallback skip count.
The header-only-stack predicate. Share it between remember and noteRejection.
The describeThrown Buffer, RegExp and Set preview, then the revoked-proxy catch.
The extractor and extras gaps.
sanitizeUrl in scrubSource.
Positives:
The wiring is small and opt-out-able, and everything on the report path degrades to the previous behaviour on failure.
The recorder is stopped with the client.
noteRejection arms the armed rows only when a stackless rejection goes unlocated.
Passing the enricher through buildCrashJson and createClient needed no core change.
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Review: enricher + target describers (step 5a) at 55b22ce
Re-review of unique +2377 vs async-origin-design. New commit is createAsyncOriginEnricher + describeOriginTarget (packages/capture/src/async-origin-report.ts). Factory, describeThrown, table/extractor are unchanged — prior P1/P2s still apply.
Intent
Turn a recorded call site into origin: 'call' frames for an error that has none (FrameEnricher on buildCrashJson's enrichFrames seam), and describe the target (media/image/font/audio) at report time.
What I checked (not just the diff)
Enricher: early-return when frames.length > 0; originOf only (not originOfPromise); slice(origin.skip); never-throws. syntheticException still skips enrichFrames when frames.length === 0 (non-Error path); DOMException/TypeError take the Error path and do call it.
Producer skip: with captureStackTrace: null I dumped a real stack from installAsyncOrigins. It is observe then the name-spoofed wrapper (Media.play @ async-origin.ts) then the caller. skip: 1 leaves the wrapper as frame 0. The skip unit test only asserts the constant 1; the enricher test plants a fixture that already matches that wrong constant.
scrubSource splits on ?/# only. @bugsee/protocol's sanitizeUrl already redacts userinfo, matrix params, query, fragment, and JWT-shaped path segments — and is a dependency of this package.
Still not wired to launch / detection. describeOriginTarget is exported and unused.
Prior probes still hold: inherited globalThis methods do not wrap; header-only TypeError stacks are not remembered; describeThrown(Buffer) / /foo/i / Set still JSON; revoked proxy still throws from the catch.
Findings
P1 — wrap() own-descriptor miss for globalThis IDL methods (prior, still open). See inline.
P2 — skip = 1 on the new Error().stack path drops only observe; the wrapper remains the first origin: 'call' frame. Firefox (no captureStackTrace) groups on the SDK. See inline.
P2 — header-only stacks still not remembered (prior, still open). The enricher would attach them if originOf found them. See inline.
P2 — describeThrown Buffer/RegExp/Set titles (prior, still open, already on the production title path). See inline.
P2 — extractor/extras still miss WebAssembly.* and Notification.requestPermission (prior, still open). See inline.
P3 — scrubSource does not use sanitizeUrl; userinfo / matrix / path tokens survive. See inline.
P3 — never-throws catch still throws on a revoked proxy (prior, still open). See inline.
Residual (not blocking this step on their own)
Enricher and describers are not composed into browser/node launch or buildCrashJson callers yet.
applyDebugIds still runs on parsedbeforeenrichFrames, so injected origin frames miss debug_id.
syntheticException skips the enricher when frames.length === 0.
Enricher never calls originOfPromise (no-then fallback origins are invisible at report time).
§4.3 listed a service-worker-container describer; not in DESCRIBERS.
Overall
Overall risk: High
Merge recommendation: Request changes — the enricher shape is right, but it now consumesskip and originOf, so the factory's inherited-wrap miss, header-only drop, and off-by-one skip are no longer latent.
Most important issues to fix: P1 inherited global IDL wrap; P2 skip on the new Error() path; P2 header-only remember; P2 Buffer/RegExp titles.
Positives: Enricher is a real FrameEnricher (does not hide existing stacks). Target description is report-time and duck-typed. Query/fragment and data:/blob: truncation on currentSrc are the right instinct — they just need the existing sanitizer.
The new AS BUILT bullet says armed rows are not wrapped until recorder.arm() runs, and then capture on every call. The unchanged "Every other row" bullet below says the same rows are pass-through until their own first rejection. Section 4.4 and line 303 also describe per-row arming. Replace these with the as-built model, or mark them as superseded design.
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Review comment at @docs/design/async-origin-capture.md around lines 224 - 229:
Update §4.4 and the related description around line 303 to match the behavior
documented in the AS BUILT bullet: `recorder.arm()` wraps all armed rows, which
then capture on every call subject to the stated budget. Remove or explicitly
mark as superseded the conflicting per-row arming and pass-through claims,
including the “Every other row” bullet.
Bound the serialization in describeThrown, not only its output.
Bound the serialization in describeThrown, not only its output.
renderThrowable runs JSON.stringify on the full rejected object, and the 256-character clip runs only after that. A large rejected object costs work proportional to its serialized size in the error handler, even though the summary is short. Stop serialization once the output reaches the limit, or cap the input before serializing.
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Review comment at @packages/core/src/crash.ts around lines 329 - 332:
Update describeThrown and its use of renderThrowable so rejected objects are
serialized with work bounded by the summary limit, rather than fully serialized
before clip runs. Preserve the existing type-tag and clipped-summary behavior
while ensuring serialization stops or input is capped before traversing the full
object.
Assert the snapshot's TypeScript version in the drift test.
Assert the snapshot's TypeScript version in the drift test.
The file header states that the committed snapshot must equal a fresh extraction. The first assertion compares only snapshot.interfaces. A committed typescript value that differs from the installed TypeScript version therefore passes. No runtime code reads that field. The refresh script reads it only to print a log line. The consequence is an inaccurate version record in the snapshot.
Adding the assertion also makes the test fail after any TypeScript version change, including upgrades that leave the interfaces unchanged. The test passes again after the refresh script regenerates the snapshot.
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@packages/instrumentation-tests/test/async-origin-drift.test.ts around lines 38
- 40:
Update the drift test to compare the committed snapshot’s TypeScript version
with a fresh extraction, in addition to comparing interfaces. Reuse the fresh
extraction for both assertions so the test detects version changes even when the
interfaces remain unchanged.
Pin the expected targets for each mixin in the drift test.
Pin the expected targets for each mixin in the drift test.
The mixin branch asserts only that row.targets is defined. Removing 'Response' from Body's targets still passes. installRows then skips Response.json without an error. An empty targets array also passes.
Suggested fix
+const expectedMixinTargets: Record<string, string[]> = {+ Body: ['Request', 'Response'],+};+
if (entry?.mixin) {
expect(
row.targets,
`${row.iface} is a mixin: name the constructors that carry it`,
).toBeDefined();
+ expect(row.targets?.length, `${row.iface} must name at least one target`).toBeGreaterThan(0);+ if (expectedMixinTargets[row.iface]) {+ expect(row.targets, `${row.iface} targets changed`).toEqual(expectedMixinTargets[row.iface]);+ }
} else {
Add a pinned expectation for each mixin row in the production table. The non-empty check catches []. The pinned list catches a removed constructor.
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@packages/instrumentation-tests/test/async-origin-drift.test.ts around lines 53
- 60:
Update the mixin branch in the drift test to pin the expected targets for every
mixin row in the production table, and assert each list is non-empty. Keep the
existing defined check and non-mixin behavior; use the row’s interface name to
compare its targets with the pinned expectation so missing constructors are
detected.
Re-review of unique +2887/−49 vs async-origin-design. This push wires installAsyncOrigins + createAsyncOriginReporting into @bugsee/browserlaunch() (captureAsyncOrigins, default true), crashOf / describeError, window error / unhandledrejection, and logException via enrichFrames. Prior findings on skip/observe, header-only remember, describeThrown, extractor, and applyDebugIds order are not addressed. The 'globalThis' sentinel special-case is not a wrap: wrap() still requires an own data property, so those rows are a no-op on a real Window (see P1).
Intent
Report stackless async platform rejections (video.play() → NotSupportedError, BGSVIEWER-14) with call-site frames tagged origin: 'call' and a Target: line, on by default in the browser.
What I checked
Launch installs on win before the app runs, restores on stop(), opt-out is false. Constructor-prototype always rows (HTMLMediaElement.play) wrap. Tests cover that path with stack: undefined and a fake HTMLMediaElement on the page window — they cannot catch Firefox skip, header-only stacks, or inherited globals.
describeError only calls describeOrigin when value.stack is falsy. Header-only stacks never get the origin description.
noteRejection / arm() runs only on unhandledrejection, not window error or logException.
applyDebugIds(parsed) still runs before enrichFrames. Origin frames this commit now ships have no debug_id.
wrap is still own-only. targets: ['globalThis'] still sets owner to the Window instance.
I did not run vitest (no node_modules). Reproductions of Buffer/RegExp titles, revoked-proxy throw, header-only remember, and the observe+wrapped stack shape stand from the previous pass.
Findings
P1 — skip = 1 inside observe leaves the wrapper in Firefox/Safari origin stacks. Now default-on. See inline.
P1 — globalThis rows never wrap on a real Window (createImageBitmap, pickers). See inline.
P2 — header-only .stack is treated as “has frames” (remember + arm()). See inline.
P2 — describeErrorif (value.stack) skips origin description for those same header-only errors. See inline.
P2 — origin frames skip applyDebugIds. Now live. See inline.
P2 — arm() only from unhandledrejection; handled / window-error paths never wrap armed APIs. See inline.
P2 — describeThrown Buffer/RegExp/Set titles (prior, still open, already on every non-Error title).
P2 — extractor still misses WebAssembly.* / Notification.requestPermission.
P3 — describeThrown catch still throws on a revoked proxy.
Residual
syntheticException still skips the enricher when frames.length === 0; platform APIs reject Errors, so DOMException is fine.
§4.4: first failure of an armed API has no origin even after wrap works.
scrubSource still does not use sanitizeUrl (userinfo / matrix params). Claude flagged this; query/fragment/data:/blob: are covered.
Framework adapters (§10) are not wired yet.
Overall
Overall risk: High — this is now default-on in browser launch().
Merge recommendation: Request changes. Chromium play() (undefined-stack DOMException, constructor prototype, V8 CST) is the one path the new tests exercise and would work. Firefox/Safari grouping, Window IDL globals, header-only TypeErrors, and unsymbolicated origin frames are not.
Most important issues to fix: P1 skip/observe capture; P1 inherited globalThis wrap; header-only predicate (remember + describeError + arm); applyDebugIds after enrichFrames; Buffer/RegExp titles.
Positives: Wiring shape matches §4.5 (enricher on crashOfandlogException, target line in the description, restore on stop). Default-on + boolean opt-out is the right product default for BGSVIEWER-14. Tests actually drive startPlayback through launch → logException / window error.
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Astro only: a second listenmerges{ ...existing.options, ...options } instead of replacing; duplicate registerClient JSDoc is gone.
Unique this SHA — addressed
P2 (PRRT_kwDOTALwr86zECDL):relaunch() with hydrationOptions{} no longer wipes { carrier, onError }. Listener and flush both use state.options (merged). After registerClient(token, { carrier: X }), a plain relaunch() still looks at X during the stop gap and at flush. Explicit onError / carrier on the later call wins. Unit: kept carrier still finds the client; explicit onError fires, kept sink does not. fully_addressed.
P3 duplicate JSDoc: one block left.
This is equivalent to consulting lastHost for the registerClient → relaunch() pair, which is the path that mattered.
Unique this SHA — new P0–P3
None. { ...existing, ...{} } does not overwrite keys. flush({}) still resolves the target via document and reads mergedstate.options for clientOf.
Residual (not re-filed)
File header / listen JSDoc still say a repeated registration replaces options / “the LATEST options win.” Merge is keep-plus-explicit.
Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1 vs runtime 2.
Tests: Did not run vitest (node_modules absent). Did not claim CI.
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Review of a234b830 (unique vs last review ef03270b).
What I checked. Repeated listenForAstroHydrationErrors now does existing.options = { ...existing.options, ...options } instead of replacing. Walked a plain relaunch() (hydrationOptions → {}) after registerClient({ carrier, onError }): merge keeps both; flush uses state.options (not the empty call argument), so clientOf still reads the custom carrier. Explicit { onError } / { carrier } still wins. Duplicated registerClient JSDoc is gone.
Prior lastHost / wholesale-replace P2s (PRRT_kwDOTALwr86zEDU8 and siblings) and the duplicate-JSDoc P3 are fully_addressed.
Findings unique to this SHA. None (no P0–P3).
Residual (not re-filed): file header still says a relaunch “replaces” options; the new unit pins live lookup after merge, not an error queued while stop() has cleared the slot (the merge still makes that flush look at the kept carrier). Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1.
Tests run: none (node_modules absent). Did not claim CI.
Guard both stack reads for an Error whose stack getter throws.
An Error with a throwing stack getter throws in describeError before the recorded call-site origin is read. crashOf then throws at the same property read in buildException. neverThrow drops the report in both cases. Guarding only one of the two reads does not keep the report.
Read stack once in each place. Treat a throw as no stack. The enricher then supplies the recorded call-site frames.
Suggested fix: describeError in packages/browser/src/detection-providers.ts
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Review comment at @packages/capture/src/async-origin.ts around lines 338 - 339:
Guard both stack reads independently: update describeError to read the Error
stack once and treat a thrown getter as no stack before parsing, and update
buildException to do the same before parsing. Preserve frame enrichment so the
recorded call-site frames are used when either stack read fails.
Assert that the queue is empty once the lookup recovers.
Assert that the queue is empty once the lookup recovers.
The test title says a throwing client lookup drops the queue once the last registration settles. Its assertions only check that the calls do not throw. A change that removed the queue clearing at hydration.ts:129-131 would still pass this test. The queued error would then be reported by a later flush, but nothing checks for that.
Make getClient recover before the final flush. Then assert that logException is not called.
🧪 Suggested test change
it('a client lookup that throws while flushing drops the queue only once the last registration has settled, and never throws', () => {
const target = new EventTarget();
+ const logException = vi.fn(() => Promise.resolve(undefined));+ let healthy = false;
const options = {
target,
getClient: () => {
- throw new Error('carrier unavailable');+ if (!healthy) {+ throw new Error('carrier unavailable');+ }+ return clientWith(logException);
},
onError: () => undefined,
};
listenForAstroHydrationErrors(options);
target.dispatchEvent(hydrationError(new Error('x')));
expect(() => flushQueuedAstroHydrationErrors(options)).not.toThrow();
// the window is closed now: nothing is queued any more
target.dispatchEvent(hydrationError(new Error('y')));
expect(() => flushQueuedAstroHydrationErrors(options)).not.toThrow();
+ healthy = true;+ flushQueuedAstroHydrationErrors(options);+ expect(logException).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
});
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Review comment at @packages/astro/src/hydration.test.ts around lines 248 - 251:
Update the test around `flushQueuedAstroHydrationErrors` so `getClient`
initially throws, then recovers before a final flush. Use a spy `logException`
on the recovered client and assert it is never called, verifying the queued
error was cleared after the last registration settled.
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Re-review of unique HEAD a234b83 (prior posted ef03270). Author: a re-registration merges listener options instead of replacing them; duplicated registerClient JSDoc removed.
Verified (this SHA):
listenForAstroHydrationErrors on an existing target does existing.options = { ...existing.options, ...options } — omitted carrier / onError stay, an explicit one wins. That is the same keep-and-override rule as relaunchWith (RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS + explicit wins), and it closes the lastHost miss without teaching clientOf about lastHost: relaunch() still calls listen with {}, but the previous { carrier: X } remains on state.options, which flush uses.
Unit: first listen { carrier, onError }, second listen { target } only; a dispatch reports through the client on that carrier (would queue against globalThis if the replace were still wholesale). Then an explicit onError wins and the kept sink is not called.
Duplicate JSDoc on registerClient is gone.
Prior P2 (plain relaunch() after registerClient({ carrier }) wiped options / looked at globalThis) fully_addressed. Prior P3 (duplicated JSDoc) fully_addressed.
No unique P0–P3.
Residual (not re-filed): core describeError still returns immediately for non-Error (logException description is Target-only; call-site is in crash.json). AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1 (runtime skip = 2). No unit that an explicit new carrier on the second listen wins (the new unit pins kept carrier + explicit onError).
Tests run: none locally (node_modules absent). Did not claim CI (41616038050 still pending at review).
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One Astro commit: a re-listenmerges into existing.options instead of replacing them, and the duplicated registerClient JSDoc is gone. I walked that against withHydrationWindow (plain relaunch() / relaunch({ replay: false }) still call listen with {}), relaunchWith lastHost, clientOf, and flush (which reads state.options, not the flush argument).
Unique this SHA — addressed
P2 lastHost / options-replace:{ ...existing.options, ...options } keeps carrier and onError when the new registration omits them; an explicit key still wins. hydrationOptions({}) on a carrier-less relaunch() therefore no longer wipes { carrier: X, onError } from registerClient. Unit: re-listen with only { target } still reports through the client on the kept carrier; a later explicit onError replaces the sink and the carrier stays. Duplicate JSDoc P3 is gone.
Prior wrap P2 (PRRT_kwDOTALwr86zCzUu) and the ef03270b lastHost inlines are fully_addressed.
The file header still says a re-registration “replaces the options” (hydration.ts:7-8). That is leftover wording, not a runtime miss: merge is what listen does, and clientOf / flush both read state.options.
Unique this SHA — new P0–P3
None.
Residual (not re-filed)
Header comment / “LATEST options win” JSDoc still describe replace, not merge.
clientOf still does not consult getCarrier().lastHost. Unneeded for the filed path (first listen already had carrier from registerClient); would only matter if @bugsee/astro/clientrelaunch() were the first listen after a custom-carrier launch through a different entry.
Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1 vs runtime skip = 2.
Tests: Did not run vitest (node_modules absent). Did not claim CI. The new unit would fail under the old wholesale replace (dispatch after a carrier-less re-listen looks at globalThis).
Overall risk: Low — default Integration registerClient and custom-carrier registerClient → plain relaunch() now keep the same host the umbrella restarts on.
Merge recommendation: Approve.
Most important to fix: Nothing remaining on this unique delta.
Positive: Merge-on-re-listen matches relaunchWith (keep, explicit wins) without a second lastHost lookup in the listener.
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One Astro commit: a repeated listenForAstroHydrationErrorsmerges into the existing listener options ({ ...existing.options, ...options }) instead of replacing them, and the duplicated registerClient JSDoc is gone. hydrationOptions still copies carrier / onError only when they are present, so a plain relaunch() / relaunch({ replay: false }) hands {} and the merge is a no-op on those keys.
Prior P2 (PRRT_kwDOTALwr86zECWy / PRRT_kwDOTALwr86zCzUu): fully_addressed. After registerClient(token, { carrier: X, onError }), a carrier-less relaunch() keeps { carrier: X, onError } on the listener. clientOf / flush read state.options, so the stop→launch gap still looks at X. An explicit onError / carrier on a later listen still wins. The new unit pins both halves against the old wholesale replace.
Unique this SHA — addressed
Custom-carrier relaunch() without re-passing carrier. Merge keeps the previous carrier / onError; hydrationOptions does not insert undefined keys that would clobber them.
Explicit wins.{ target, onError: explicit } after a kept onError invokes only the new sink; carrier remains.
Duplicate JSDoc on registerClient removed.
Unique this SHA — new P0–P3
None.
Residual (not re-filed)
File header on hydration.ts still says a relaunch “replaces the options”; the JSDoc “latest options win” is now only true for keys actually passed.
clientOf still does not consult lastHost. Unnecessary on the registerClient then relaunch() path once merge keeps carrier.
Core describeError still instanceof Error on logException of a non-Error (Target line is present).
AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1; runtime fallback is skip = 2.
Tests: Did not run vitest (node_modules absent). Walked hydrationOptions (omit-undefined), the merge, clientOf(state.options) on flush, and the new unit against the old existing.options = options wipe. Did not claim CI.
… uses the safe sink
- astro: the listener targets the document the launch uses (explicit document, else the bound window's); a failing client lookup
notifies onError once and queues only inside the launch window (no second lookup through reportError)
- core: a failing describeTarget is routed through onErrorSafe, so a throwing sink cannot stop logException
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Review of #176, update for 7e73c921 (hydration target, single notification, describeTarget sink)
I read the new commit along with the full packages/astro/src/hydration.ts and client.ts, packages/core/src/relaunch.ts, the RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS list in carrier.ts, and the browser launch.ts document resolution. I did not run tests, lint, typecheck or a browser.
New finding (inline comment posted)
P3, packages/astro/src/client.ts:88: a plain relaunch() no longer reaches the registration's listener when that registration used an explicit document or window.
The listener target now comes from the options. A plain relaunch() has none, so the target falls back to globalThis.document.
Core relaunchWith keeps document and window (they are in RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS), so the relaunched client stays on the original document.
Result 1: the original listener's launch window is not reopened, so hydration errors during the relaunch are dropped.
Result 2: a second listener is installed on the top document with no carrier and no onError.
This undoes the a234b830 fix for that configuration. It is narrow: an explicit document plus a relaunch with no options.
Checked and fine in this commit
Single notification on a failing lookup:onError is called once and the listener returns, so report no longer runs a second lookup. Errors are queued only while pending > 0. The new test asserts one lookup and one notification.
queue() helper: it keeps the bounded, newest-20 behaviour and the "drop outside the window" rule.
Target selection on registerClient:
It matches launch.ts: an explicit document first, then the bound window's document.
A window.document getter that throws falls back to the default. launch.ts reports that case through hostRead, while the listener stays silent, which is acceptable.
Core describeTarget failure: it now goes through onErrorSafe, so a throwing sink cannot reject logException. The test pins that the report is still enqueued.
Earlier findings
All earlier code findings are fixed at HEAD or recorded as accepted in §11, §12 or §14.
Still open, P3:
The wrapper-only own stack case (WebKit tail call plus an argument-validation rejection).
The two stale comments in hydration.ts: line 8 still says a relaunch "replaces the options", which should now say "merges".
The PR title and body still describe only step 1 (frame.origin = 'call').
Summary
Overall risk: Low.
Merge recommendation: Approve once CI is green and the PR title and body describe the whole stack. The new P3 can land here or as a follow-up.
Most important issues to fix:
Resolve the hydration target for a plain relaunch() from the kept launch options.
Update the PR description.
Positives:
The listener now targets the document the launch actually uses.
A failing carrier lookup produces exactly one onError call.
A throwing sink can no longer cost a report. Each change has a test.
· branch async-origin-impl
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This SHA does the keep/override half of the last P2: a repeated listenForAstroHydrationErrorsmerges ({ ...existing.options, ...options }) instead of replacing. hydrationOptions still copies only defined carrier / onError, so relaunch({ replay: false }) / a plain relaunch() still calls listen with {} — but {} is now a no-op patch. After registerClient(token, { carrier: X, onError }), the listener keeps looking at X and keeps that sink. Duplicate registerClient JSDoc is gone.
Walked this against relaunchWith (packages/core/src/relaunch.ts:70: carrierHost ?? lastHost ?? globalThis; kept options + explicit win) and clientOf (getCarrierClient(options.carrier ?? globalThis)). The documented pair — registerClient({ carrier }) then relaunch() with no carrier — is closed. The new unit pins both the keep and an explicit onError win.
Prior P2 (omit-carrierrelaunch() wiped listener options; wrap P2 PRRT_kwDOTALwr86zCzUu): fully_addressed. Default-carrier restart was already queued; custom-carrier keep is now real. JSDoc P3: fully_addressed.
Unique this SHA — no new P0–P3
Merge is the right shape. hydrationOptions omitting absent keys is what makes {} safe to spread; an explicit { carrier: Y } / { onError } still overwrites. The unit is at the listen layer (where merge lives); client.ts still passes{} on a carrier-less relaunch(), which is correct.
Residual (not re-filed)
clientOf still does not consult getCarrier().lastHost. Harmless after registerClient then relaunch() because the listener already has carrier. A first listen that is a carrier-less @bugsee/astro/clientrelaunch() after an umbrella launch({ carrier }) would still look at globalThis. Not the Integration path (injectScript always registerClients first).
File comment hydration.ts:8 and JSDoc :53 still say “replaces” / “LATEST options win”.
Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1.
Tests run:pnpm --filter @bugsee/astro exec vitest run src/hydration.test.ts src/client.test.ts — 24 passed. Did not claim CI (this SHA still pending at review).
Overall
Overall risk: Low — custom-carrier relaunch() no longer drops island hydration reports.
Merge recommendation: Approve.
Most important to fix: None on this unique delta.
Positive: Merge matches relaunchWith keep/explicit-wins for carrier and onError without teaching clientOf a second host rule; the unit actually dispatches after a carrier-less re-listen, which is the miss the previous SHA’s tests left open.
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Three CodeRabbit follow-ups in one commit: the hydration listener is bound to the launch document (else window.document; a throwing getter counts as none), a failing clientOf notifies onError once and returns (no second lookup through report), and describeTarget failures go through onErrorSafe.
Same-call document forwarding, the double-notify, and the dual-throw logException path are addressed. document / window are RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS; this wrapper still builds the listener target from this call only, so a plain relaunch() after registerClient({ document }) opens the window on globalThis.document. That is the carrier P2 again, except merge cannot save it: the WeakMap is keyed by target.
Unique this SHA — addressed
Same-call bound document.registerClient({ document }) / { window: { document } } pass target; a hostile getter omits it (unit).
Lookup throw after the window closes.onError once, getClient once; queue only while pending > 0 (unit).
describeTarget + throwing onError.onErrorSafe; the report still enqueues (unit).
Unique this SHA — new P0–P3
P2 (inline): hydrationOptions does not keep document / window across a carrier-less relaunch(), unlike relaunchWith.
Residual (not re-filed)
hydration.ts header still says a relaunch “replaces the options.”
Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1 vs runtime 2.
Tests: Did not run vitest (node_modules absent). Walked hydrationOptions vs RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS, WeakMap-by-target, the new queue/return on throw, and onErrorSafe. Did not claim CI.
Risk: Low — default Integration registerClient(token) has no custom document; the hole is the public document / window seam this commit wired. Merge: request changes for the P2.
…d onError
core's relaunchWith keeps document, window, carrier and onError from the previous launch and lets an explicit one win. The Astro client
now remembers the last registration's hydration options and merges the new ones over them, so a relaunch watches the same document with
the same carrier and sink instead of opening a second listener on globalThis.document with empty options.
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Three follow-ups: hydration target from the launch document / bound window; a throwing clientOf returns after one onError (no second lookup through report); describeTarget failures go through onErrorSafe. Walked those against withHydrationWindow, targetOf / the per-target WeakMap, relaunchWith kept document/window (RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS), queue(), and onErrorSafe.
Unique this SHA — addressed
describeTarget + throwing onError:onErrorSafe swallows the sink; the report is still enqueued (unit).
Throwing clientOf after the window closes: catch notifies once, queue() is a no-op when pending === 0, return — no fall-through into report (unit: one onError, one getClient).
P2 — a plain relaunch() after registerClient({ document }) / { window } listens on a different WeakMap key. Inline on hydrationOptions.
Residual (not re-filed)
Header still says a re-registration “replaces the options.”
Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1.
Hostile window.document is omitted here (listener defaults to globalThis.document) while launch leaves domDocument undefined and reports via onError.
Tests: Did not run vitest (node_modules absent). Did not claim CI. The new units pin same-call target forwarding and single-notification lookup; they do not pin registerClient({ document }) then relaunch().
Overall risk: Low — Integration registerClient(token, jsonOpts) cannot pass a live Document; default globalThis.document restart is unchanged. Bound-window / explicit-document restart is the hole this SHA opened.
Merge recommendation: Request changes for the P2.
Most important to fix: Resolve the hydration target the same way relaunchWith keeps document/window, so a carrier-less / document-less relaunch() still listen/flush’s on the bound document.
Positive:onErrorSafe and the catch-return are the right shape; queue() as a single bounded helper is cleaner than the inlined copy.
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Review of 57bbfb3b (unique vs last reviewed 7e73c921)
One Astro-client commit: withHydrationWindow remembers the last registration’s hydration options (lastHydration) and merges the new call over them, so a plain relaunch() listen/flush’s on the same { target, carrier, onError }. Tests resetModules so that slot is fresh per case.
Walked this against hydrationOptions (omits absent keys, so {} is a no-op patch), the per-target WeakMap, and relaunchWith keep/explicit-wins for document / window / carrier / onError.
Unique this SHA — addressed
P2 bound-document relaunch():registerClient({ document: doc, carrier, onError }) then relaunch() calls listen/flush with { target: doc, carrier, onError } — same WeakMap key, window reopens on doc. An explicit { document: other } wins the target and keeps carrier/onError (unit). Prior PRRT_kwDOTALwr86zEYUa / EXXWfully_addressed.
A later registerClient() / relaunch() that omits onError keeps the previous sink (unit; the old {} assertion is updated).
lastHydration is written beforestart(), including a failed launch. That matches “keep what this registration asked for”; a later plain relaunch() still has a document/carrier to watch.
Unique this SHA — new P0–P3
None. Merge at this layer is what makes listen and flush share a target; the listen-level { ...existing.options, ...options } cannot join two WeakMap keys.
Residual (not re-filed)
First-call hostile window.document → omit target is no longer pinned alone (the document-forwarding test now keeps the previous registration’s target after a hostile getter).
hydration.ts header still says a re-registration “replaces the options.”
Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1.
Tests: Did not run vitest (node_modules absent). Did not claim CI. The new unit would fail under the old this-call-only hydrationOptions (listen after relaunch() would be {}).
Overall risk: Low — default Integration path unchanged; bound-document / custom-carrier relaunch() now keep the same host and document the umbrella restarts on.
Merge recommendation: Approve.
Most important to fix: Nothing remaining on this unique delta.
Positive: Remembering hydration options next to withHydrationWindow is the right layer (WeakMap-by-target); resetModules in the client tests is the honest way to isolate that slot.
Review of #176, update for 57bbfb3b and 4446468a (a plain relaunch() keeps the earlier document, carrier and onError)
I read both commits, the full packages/astro/src/client.ts and hydration.ts, core relaunchWith, RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS / setCarrierLastLaunch in carrier.ts, and the browser launch.ts document resolution. I did not run tests, lint, typecheck or a browser.
Earlier finding now fixed
My last P3 is fixed: a plain relaunch() after a registration with an explicit document or window no longer misses that document.
withHydrationWindow now merges the new options over the last registration's (lastHydration), so a plain relaunch() listens and flushes on the same target with the same carrier and onError. An explicit value still wins.
The new tests cover this:
a plain relaunch after an explicit document;
a plain relaunch after a bound window;
an explicit document on the relaunch replacing the kept one;
a later registerClient keeping onError.
vi.resetModules() keeps the module-level state from leaking between tests.
New finding (inline comment posted)
P3, packages/astro/src/client.ts:66: the merge happens after document and window are reduced to one target. Core keeps both raw keys, and launch.ts prefers a kept document over a new window.
Scenario: registerClient(t, { document: A }) then relaunch({ window: W }). The client stays on A, but the listener opens its window on W.document, so errors on A during the relaunch are dropped.
It is narrow. Fix: merge the raw options first, then resolve the target.
Checked and fine
Option persistence:lastHydration is updated on every registration, including a failed one. That matches core, which records lastLaunch when launch() starts.
Merged options: the merged object never carries an undefined value, because hydrationOptions omits absent keys. A kept value is therefore never cleared by accident.
Window counter: listen and flush still use the same hydration object, so the pending counter stays balanced per target.
Residual, not blocking
hydration.ts still has two stale comments: line 8 ("replaces the options") and the listenForAstroHydrationErrors JSDoc ("the LATEST options win"). Both should now say the options are merged.
lastHydration is module-global, while core keeps lastLaunch per carrier host. That only matters for several custom carriers on one page.
The wrapper-only own-stack case (WebKit tail call plus an argument-validation rejection) is unchanged.
The PR title and body still describe only step 1 (frame.origin = 'call').
Summary
Overall risk: Low.
Merge recommendation: Approve once CI is green and the PR title and body describe the whole stack. The new P3 can land here or as a follow-up.
Most important issues to fix:
Resolve the hydration target from the merged raw document and window.
Update the two stale comments in hydration.ts.
Update the PR description.
Positives:
The fix mirrors core's relaunch semantics with one small merge.
The tests assert listen and flush on the same target in both directions: a value kept, and an explicit value winning.
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Review of 4446468a (unique vs last reviewed 57bbfb3b)
Test-only: registerClient({ window: { document: windowDoc } }) then relaunch({ replay: false }) asserts listen/flush are { target: windowDoc } — the same EventTarget, so the WeakMap window reopens on the bound document. Production is unchanged from 57bbfb3b (lastHydration merge in withHydrationWindow).
That unit would fail under 7e73c921 (this-call-only hydrationOptions → relaunch({ replay: false }) is {}). It pins the { window } half of the bound-document P2; 57bbfb3b already pinned { document }.
Unique this SHA — new P0–P3
None.
Residual (not re-filed)
Same as 57bbfb3b: hydration.ts header still says “replaces”; describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1.
Tests: Did not run vitest (node_modules absent). Did not claim CI.
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Review of 4446468a (unique vs last reviewed 7e73c921)
Two commits. Production (57bbfb3b): withHydrationWindow remembers lastHydration and merges { ...lastHydration, ...hydrationOptions(options) } before listen/flush, so a plain relaunch() reopens the window on the same target / carrier / onError. Tests (4446468a): also pin registerClient({ window }) then relaunch({ replay: false }) still listen/flush on that window’s document. Module reset per test so the singleton does not leak.
Prior P2 (PRRT_kwDOTALwr86zEXXW): fully_addressed. The WeakMap is still keyed by target; this call now passes the kept target, so the existing listener’s pending is incremented instead of installing a second one on globalThis.document. Explicit { document: other } still wins. Units cover kept document+carrier+onError, explicit document, and bound window.
Unique this SHA — addressed
Plain relaunch() after registerClient({ document, carrier, onError }). listen/flush receive the same triple.
Plain relaunch({ replay: false }) after { window: { document } }. Same EventTarget as registerClient.
registerClient without onError after one that had it. Kept (the old {} assertion is gone).
Unique this SHA — new P0–P3
None. lastHydration is per-isolate, which matches registerClient as a per-isolate singleton. It stores the resolved Document, not the window handle — a later window.document identity change would stay on the old node; not filing (core keeps window and would re-read; Astro islands do not replace document on relaunch).
Residual (not re-filed)
hydration.ts header still says a relaunch “replaces the options.”
First-call hostile window.document (omit target) is no longer pinned on its own; it is chained after a kept document.
Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1 vs runtime 2.
Tests: Did not run vitest (node_modules absent). Walked lastHydration merge vs targetOf WeakMap, relaunchWith kept document/window/carrier/onError, and the new units. Did not claim CI.
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Review of 4446468a (unique vs last reviewed 7e73c921)
Two commits: 57bbfb3b stores the last hydration options on the Astro client module and merges the new call over them ({ ...lastHydration, ...hydrationOptions(options) }); 4446468a pins a bound-window relaunch({ replay: false }). Walked that against relaunchWith (packages/core/src/relaunch.ts:70, RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS includes document / window / carrier / onError), setCarrierLastLaunch (success-only), and the per-target WeakMap.
Prior P2 (PRRT_kwDOTALwr86zEXXW / PRRT_kwDOTALwr86zEYUa): fully_addressed. After registerClient({ document: D, carrier, onError }), a plain relaunch() / relaunch({ replay: false }) listen/flush on D with the same carrier and sink. An explicit later document still wins. Units cover both the kept document/carrier/onError triple and a bound window’s document as the same EventTarget.
Unique this SHA — no new P0–P3
Merge of the remembered hydration object is the right shape for this wrapper: target is the WeakMap key, so keeping it is what makes listen hit the same listener relaunchWith will rebuild on. hydrationOptions still omits absent keys, so {} is a no-op patch. resetModules in the client tests is required now that the keep is module state.
Residual (not re-filed)
lastHydration is written beforestart() settles; setCarrierLastLaunch only runs after a successful build. A rejected relaunch({ document: B }) then a plain relaunch() would listen on B while core still launches on the previous lastLaunch document. Narrow (failed document switch).
The remembered value is the resolved Document, not the window. A later relaunch() does not re-read window.document the way launch does after iframe navigation.
File header / listen JSDoc still say a relaunch “replaces” options.
Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1 vs runtime 2.
Tests: Did not run vitest (node_modules absent). Did not claim CI. The new units would fail on 7e73c921 (listen last-called with {} after relaunch()).
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Review of 4446468a (unique vs last reviewed a234b830)
Three commits: hydration target from the launch document / bound window; a throwing clientOf notifies onError once and returns (no second lookup through report); describeTarget failures go through onErrorSafe; then lastHydration so a plain relaunch() keeps { target, carrier, onError }; then a unit that a bound window plus relaunch({ replay: false }) still listen/flush’s on that window’s document.
Unique this range — addressed
describeTarget + throwing onError:onErrorSafe swallows the sink; the report is still enqueued (unit).
Throwing clientOf after the window closes: catch notifies once, queue() no-ops when pending === 0, return — no fall-through into report (unit: one onError, one getClient).
P2 7e73c921 opened (plain relaunch() after a bound document keyed globalThis.document):withHydrationWindow now does { ...lastHydration, ...hydrationOptions(options) } before listen/flush, so the WeakMap key is the kept EventTarget. RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS already kept document / window; the listener now matches. Units: { document, carrier, onError } then relaunch(); explicit { document: other } wins target and keeps carrier/onError; bound window then relaunch({ replay: false }) (4446468a).
Unique this range — new P0–P3
None. hydrationOptions still omits undefined keys, so the lastHydration spread cannot clobber carrier / onError / target with undefined. Each window still flush’s the hydration object from that call, not the latest lastHydration, so overlapping register/relaunch on one document still pair pending correctly.
Residual (not re-filed)
File header on hydration.ts still says a re-registration “replaces” options.
First-call hostile window.document still omits target (listener default globalThis.document); launch leaves domDocument undefined. Sequential hostile-after-success now keeps the earlier target via lastHydration.
An explicit later document that is a different EventTarget leaves the previous document’s listener attached (pending === 0).
Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1 vs runtime skip = 2.
Tests: Did not run vitest (node_modules absent). Did not claim CI. 4446468a would fail on 7e73c921 (listen with {}).
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Severity: P3 Low
Problem: The merge happens on the resolved target, after document and window have already been reduced to one value. Core merges the raw document and window keys first (both are in RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS). Browser launch.ts then picks options.document ?? window.document, so a kept document beats a new window. Here a new window replaces the kept target.
Scenario:registerClient(t, { document: A }) then relaunch({ window: W }).
Core relaunches with { document: A, window: W }, so the client uses document A.
hydrationOptions({ window: W }) returns { target: W.document }, which overrides lastHydration.target = A.
The listener for the new launch window is installed on W.document. The A listener is not reopened (its pending stays 0), so a hydration error on A during the relaunch is dropped. W.document gets a second listener.
Impact: This is the same class as the case 57bbfb3b fixes, but narrower: it needs an explicit document first and an explicit window on the relaunch. It loses only the errors raised during the relaunch window.
Fix: Remember the raw { document, window, carrier, onError } from the last registration. Merge the new options over them, then call hydrationOptions on the merged object, so the precedence matches launch.ts. Add a test: registerClient({ document: A }) then relaunch({ window: { document: B } }) must listen on A.
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Acknowledged and deferred as a follow-up: the scenario needs an explicit document on the registration and an explicit window on a later relaunch, and it loses only hydration errors raised during that one relaunch window. The fix is as described (remember the raw { document, window, carrier, onError }, merge, then resolve the target with launch's precedence). The PR was merged without it at the owner's request.
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Review of 4446468a (unique vs last posted a234b830)
Three Astro/core commits since the last post: 7e73c921 (bound document/window → listener target; throwing clientOf returns after one onError; describeTarget → onErrorSafe), 57bbfb3b (lastHydration merge so a plain relaunch() keeps target/carrier/onError), 4446468a (bound-window → relaunch({ replay: false }) unit).
Walked hydrationOptions against browser launch’s options.document ?? window.document, withHydrationWindow’s { ...lastHydration, ...hydrationOptions(options) } against relaunchWith kept document/window/carrier/onError (RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS), listen/flush WeakMap keying, and the lookup-once path vs reportError.
Prior lastHost / options-replace P2: still fully_addressed (a234b830 + lastHydration now also keeps target). Bound-document relaunch P2 (plain relaunch() after registerClient({ document }) / { window } opened a second listener on globalThis.document): fully_addressed in 57bbfb3b. Units pin listen/flush still { target: doc, carrier, onError }; explicit document wins; bound window’s document is kept across relaunch({ replay: false }).
Unique this window — addressed
Same document as launch. Explicit document, else window.document; hostile getter counts as none (then lastHydration keeps a prior target).
Lookup-once. After the window closes, a throwing getClient notifies onError once and does not fall through to report (unit: one notification, one lookup).
describeTarget failure cannot abort logException.onErrorSafe; unit: describer + sink both throw, enqueue still runs.
Plain relaunch() hits the same WeakMap key.lastHydration is applied before listen/flush, so merge inside listen actually runs on the bound document instead of installing a stray top-document listener.
Unique this window — new P0–P3
None.
Residual (not re-filed)
lastHydration is isolate-global (matches the singleton). A failed relaunch({ document: other }) writes it before start() settles.
hydration.ts header / JSDoc still say “replaces” / “LATEST options win”.
clientOf still skips lastHost (unneeded after lastHydration + listen merge).
Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1 vs runtime skip = 2.
Tests run:pnpm --filter @bugsee/astro exec vitest run src/hydration.test.ts src/client.test.ts — 28 passed. pnpm --filter @bugsee/core exec vitest run src/client.test.ts -t describeTarget — 1 passed. Did not claim CI.
Overall
Overall risk: Low — default Integration and programmatic registerClient → relaunch() now share one hydration target with the kept launch document.
Merge recommendation: Approve.
Most important to fix: None on this unique delta.
Positive:lastHydration is the right layer (listen merge cannot join two WeakMap keys); tests resetModules so the module store does not leak across cases; lookup-once + onErrorSafe are the smallest correct guards.
Throwing clientOf notifies onErroronce, queue() only while pending > 0, and returns — no fall-through into report (whose lookup would throw and notify again). Unit: after the window closes, one onError, one getClient.
describeTarget failure goes through onErrorSafe; a throwing sink cannot escape logException (unit: dual-throw still enqueues).
P2 from 7e73c92 fully_addressed (57bbfb3 + 4446468):withHydrationWindow keeps lastHydration and merges { ...lastHydration, ...hydrationOptions(options) } — the same keep / explicit-wins rule as relaunchWith (document / window / carrier / onError are RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS). A plain relaunch() / relaunch({ replay: false }) after registerClient({ document }) or { window } still listens and flushes on that EventTarget, not a second WeakMap key on globalThis.document. Explicit document on a later relaunch wins; carrier and onError stay. Units pin both the explicit-document path and the bound-window + { replay: false } path.
No unique P0–P3.
Residual (not re-filed):hydration.ts header still says a re-registration “replaces the options.” Core describeError still instanceof Error. AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1 (runtime skip = 2).
Tests run: none locally (node_modules absent). Did not claim CI (pending at review).
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Review of 4446468a (unique vs last reviewed 57bbfb3b)
Test-only SHA. Production is unchanged from 57bbfb3b: withHydrationWindow still does { ...lastHydration, ...hydrationOptions(options) } before listen/flush. The new unit is registerClient({ window: { document: windowDoc } }) then relaunch({ replay: false }), and it asserts listen/flush are { target: windowDoc } — the same EventTarget registerClient used, so the per-target WeakMap reopens that listener instead of installing a second one on globalThis.document.
Walked that against hydrationOptions (only document / window.document / carrier / onError; replay is not a hydration key, so { replay: false } is a {} patch), targetOf / listening WeakMap keying, and relaunchWith kept document / window / carrier / onError (RELAUNCH_KEPT_OPTIONS). The case would fail on 7e73c921 (this-call-only hydrationOptions → last listen {}). 57bbfb3b already pinned { document, carrier, onError } then relaunch(); this pins the { window } half of that P2.
Prior bound-document relaunch P2:fully_addressed.
Unique this SHA — new P0–P3
None. hydrationOptions still omits undefined keys, so the lastHydration spread cannot clobber target / carrier / onError with undefined. Each call still flush’s the hydration object from that invocation, so overlapping register/relaunch on one document still pair pending correctly. Tests resetModules so the module store does not leak across cases.
Residual (not re-filed)
hydration.ts header / JSDoc still say a relaunch “replaces” options / “LATEST options win.” The code merges.
lastHydration is written before start() settles (setCarrierLastLaunch is success-only). A rejected relaunch({ document: B }) then a plain relaunch() would listen on B while core still launches on the previous lastLaunch document. Narrow (failed document switch).
First-call hostile window.document still omits target (listener default globalThis.document); sequential hostile-after-success now keeps the earlier target.
Core describeError still instanceof Error; AsyncOrigin.skip JSDoc still says 1 vs runtime skip = 2.
Tests: Did not run vitest (node_modules absent). Did not claim CI.
Overall
Overall risk: Low — default Integration and programmatic registerClient → relaunch() share one hydration target with the kept launch document.
Merge recommendation: Approve.
Most important to fix: None on this unique delta.
Positive: The new unit is the exact remaining gap ({ window } + a non-hydration options bag). lastHydration is the right layer: listen merge cannot join two WeakMap keys.
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