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fix(array): route a Map/Set receiver before the array-only funnel in the fused forEach (#8117) - #8130

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What

A 1-argument <expr>.forEach(cb) on a Set or Map iterated nothing
whenever codegen could not statically prove the receiver was a collection.
Empty result, exit 0, no crash.

const holder = { s: new Set([10, 20]) };
const out: string[] = [];
holder.s.forEach((v) => out.push("n:" + v));
console.log(JSON.stringify(out));
// node:  ["n:10","n:20"]
// perry: []

Fixes the two pass -> parity_fail entries in #8117 that share this shape:

  • test_gap_collection_foreach_member_receiver_thisarg
  • test_gap_set_map_foreach_fused_receiver

Both reproduce standalone (they are not in #8117's "fails in-suite, passes
standalone" category), and both are byte-identical to node v26.5.1 with
exit 0 after this change.

Root cause

Codegen fuses <expr>.forEach(cb) to the ARRAY entry point js_array_forEach
when the receiver's type is unknown — obj.someSet.forEach(cb) is the ordinary
shape, and react-server-dom's request.abortableTasks is the motivating one.
#5989 put a Set/Map reroute inside that helper, but placed it after
normalize_array_receiver and its if arr.is_null() { return; } early-out.

#8041 (971d6ffb6) then widened clean_arr_ptr — the funnel
normalize_array_receiver ends in — from

if obj_type == GC_TYPE_OBJECT || obj_type == GC_TYPE_CLOSURE { /* reject */ }

to

// A declared TypeScript type is a hint, never a layout fact. Reject
// every tracked non-array at this shared funnel ... (#7574).
if obj_type != crate::gc::GC_TYPE_ARRAY { return std::ptr::null(); }

That is correct for the array-layout question, but GC_TYPE_SET (12) and
GC_TYPE_MAP (8) are tracked non-arrays. The receiver was nulled, the helper
returned before the collection question was ever asked, and the reroute became
dead code.

This is the same ordering hazard already fixed for the neighbouring funnels:
#8060/#8061 (indexed reads), #8090/#8119 (sort/toSorted/toReversed/with),
#8109 and #8120 (typed-array element helpers). forEach was the arm nobody had
walked yet.

Not affected: the 2-argument form <expr>.forEach(cb, thisArg) lowers to
js_arraylike_forEach, which reroutes via
generic_mutators::arraylike_collection_foreach before any array validation.
That is exactly why only the 1-arg lines of the two gap tests were red.

Fix

Hoist the reroute into collection_foreach_reroute, called as the first
statement of js_array_forEach, before normalize_array_receiver. Gated on
array_receiver_gc_tag — the #7765 idiom js_array_get_f64 already uses — so
an ordinary array is excluded by one already-warm GC-header byte and never
reaches a registry probe. The registry remains the liveness/layout proof.

Tests — sabotage-verified twice

Three tests in crates/perry-runtime/src/array/collection_tag_tests.rs, which
is where this file's existing #7765 receiver-tag tests live.

sabotage result
restore the pre-fix ordering (reroute after normalize_array_receiver) ..._visits_a_set_receiver FAILS left: [] right: [10.0, 20.0]; ..._visits_a_map_receiver FAILS left: [] right: [100.0, 200.0]; control green
delete the receiver-tag gate a_plain_array_foreach_iterates_without_probing_the_collection_registries FAILS left: (3, 3) right: (2, 2); Set/Map cases green
neither 9/9 green

The first sabotage reproduces the exact production symptom (an EMPTY visit
list) in a unit test; the second proves the control asserts its own subject
rather than merely a correct answer.

Validation

Built with --profile perry-dev, PERRY_RUNTIME_DIR pinned to the freshly
built archives, grep -c "Compiling perry-runtime v" build.log = 1, and
libperry_runtime.a mtime confirmed to move after the edit.

  • Three-way control, both gap tests: node / pre-fix perry / post-fix perry.
    Pre-fix diverges on exactly the 1-arg collection lines; post-fix is
    cmp-identical to node, exit 0.
  • Specificity control, correct in both arms: gap test 1 line 5
    (arr.forEach(fn, {base:10}) -> 36), gap test 2 case 4 (a plain array
    through the same fused entry point -> 0:7:2,1:8:2), and gap test 2 case 7
    (a statically-proven Set) are unchanged pre- and post-fix.
  • Pre/post A/B on a sibling probe (spread, Array.from, concat,
    forEach, plain-array control): exactly one of seven lines moved —
    forEach-set: [] -> [1,2,3].
  • cargo test -p perry-runtime --lib (perry-dev profile): baseline on this
    branch point 2383 passed / 0 failed / 4 ignored, measured 4x; with this
    change 2386 / 0 / 4, measured 3x. +3 is exactly the tests added; nothing
    lost.
  • 100 array/collection/iterator/typedarray/buffer gap tests run standalone
    against node: 96 PASS. The 4 others are unrelated and explained —
    test_gap_2514_settracesigint is a recorded standing parity_fail;
    test_gap_param_prop_array_index is a node-side refusal (node_rc=1), the
    environment-drift class conformance-smoke fails 8/8 shards: 12 real regressions, 10 newly-visible node_fail transitions, 1 fix the snapshot hasn't accepted #8117 already describes; and
    test_gap_http_req_async_iterator / test_gap_http2_settings fail to link
    purely because my harness set PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1 without building
    perry-ext-http in the same cargo invocation (the tokio-unification guard
    refuses the link by design).
  • lint gates enumerated from .github/workflows/test.yml and run locally:
    cargo fmt --all -- --check, check_file_size.sh, and 21 python/node gates —
    all clean. cargo clippy -p perry-runtime has 13 pre-existing errors on
    main (PI-constant and regex-grammar lints in json/, regex/grammar.rs,
    set.rs, builtins/numbers.rs, …); none is in either file this PR
    touches.

Caveats

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed forEach behavior for Map and Set collections.
    • Ensured collection callbacks receive and process all expected values.
    • Preserved standard array iteration behavior without unnecessary collection checks.
  • Tests

    • Added regression coverage for Map, Set, and array forEach scenarios.

Ralph Küpper added 2 commits August 15, 2026 07:48
…the fused forEach

Codegen fuses a 1-argument `<expr>.forEach(cb)` to the ARRAY entry point
`js_array_forEach` whenever it cannot prove the receiver is a collection —
`obj.someSet.forEach(cb)` is the ordinary shape, and it is the shape
react-server-dom uses for `request.abortableTasks`. #5989 put a Set/Map reroute
inside that helper, but placed it AFTER `normalize_array_receiver` and its
`if arr.is_null() { return; }` early-out.

#8041 then widened `clean_arr_ptr` — the funnel `normalize_array_receiver` ends
in — from "reject GC_TYPE_OBJECT / GC_TYPE_CLOSURE" to "reject every tracked
non-array". That is correct for the array-layout question, but it nulls a
GC_TYPE_SET / GC_TYPE_MAP receiver, so the reroute became unreachable and every
fused `set.forEach(cb)` / `map.forEach(cb)` silently iterated nothing. Not a
crash: an empty result where node yields elements.

Hoist the reroute into `collection_foreach_reroute`, called as the first
statement of `js_array_forEach`. Gated on `array_receiver_gc_tag` (the #7765
idiom `js_array_get_f64` already uses), so an ordinary array is excluded by one
already-warm header byte and never reaches a registry probe; the registry stays
the liveness/layout proof. Same ordering fix #8060/#8061 applied to the indexed
read and #8090/#8119/#8109/#8120 applied to the typed-array questions.

The 2-argument form `<expr>.forEach(cb, thisArg)` lowers to
`js_arraylike_forEach`, which already reroutes before any array validation, and
was never affected — which is why only the 1-arg lines of the two gap tests
were red.

Fixes the two `pass -> parity_fail` entries catalogued in #8117:
`test_gap_collection_foreach_member_receiver_thisarg` and
`test_gap_set_map_foreach_fused_receiver`. Both reproduce standalone and are
now byte-identical to node v26.5.1 with exit 0.

Tests: three added to `array/collection_tag_tests.rs`, sabotage-verified twice.
Restoring the pre-fix ordering fails the Set/Map cases with `left: []` — the
exact production symptom — while the plain-array control stays green; deleting
the receiver-tag gate fails the control on the registry probe counters
(`left: (3, 3)  right: (2, 2)`) while the Set/Map cases stay green.
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The fused array forEach entry point now reroutes tagged Set and Map receivers before array normalization. Regression tests verify collection iteration, plain-array behavior, and registry-probe gating. A changelog entry documents the fix.

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Collection forEach dispatch

Layer / File(s) Summary
Tagged collection reroute
crates/perry-runtime/src/array/iter_methods.rs
js_array_forEach detects tagged Set and Map receivers before array normalization, delegates to native collection implementations, and removes the former later reroute.
Reroute regression coverage
crates/perry-runtime/src/array/collection_tag_tests.rs, changelog.d/8130-fused-foreach-collection-reroute.md
Tests verify Set and Map value iteration, plain-array iteration, and registry-probe gating. The changelog documents the dispatch ordering and receiver-tag condition.

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The change restores one-argument Set/Map forEach iteration without altering the plain-array path. Merge risk is low, with only bounded follow-up needed to complete the release note and confirm the runtime regression tests are run serially.

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Independent verification on current main (788f65715, i.e. after #8124), from
a separate worktree and a separate perry-dev build with PERRY_RUNTIME_DIR
pinned and PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1:

  • This branch's crates/perry-runtime/src/array/ diff applies cleanly to
    788f65715 (git apply --check passes; nothing has touched
    iter_methods.rs since the branch point). It is only behind main, not in
    conflict with it.
  • With the patch applied, both gap tests go green and are byte-identical to
    node v26.5.1, exit 0:
    • test_gap_collection_foreach_member_receiver_thisarg — was
      set member no-thisArg: [] vs ["n:10","n:20"]
    • test_gap_set_map_foreach_fused_receiver — was losing cases 1/2/3/5/6
      (case 3's output line vanished entirely, since its console.log is inside
      the callback that never ran)
  • Reverting the patch restores both failures, so the attribution is clean.

These are two of the three remaining #8117 entries holding the required
conformance-smoke-complete context red. The third,
test_gap_sso_concat_string_index, is the separate cause this PR's description
correctly disclaims (an SSO receiver rejected by
js_object_get_index_polymorphic's tag match) and is fixed in #8151. With
#8130 + #8151 applied together, all three pass.

Marking ready for review on that basis — the PR body's own validation reads as
complete, and this was the only thing left unconfirmed (that it still applies
and still fixes the tests now that main has moved).

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- A 1-argument `.forEach(cb)` on a `Map` or `Set` no longer iterates nothing
when codegen could not statically prove the receiver was a collection
(`obj.someSet.forEach(cb)`, react-server-dom's `request.abortableTasks`).
Codegen fuses that shape to the array entry point `js_array_forEach`, whose
#5989 collection reroute sat behind `normalize_array_receiver`; #8041 widened
`clean_arr_ptr` to reject every tracked non-array, which nulls a
`GC_TYPE_SET`/`GC_TYPE_MAP` receiver and left the reroute unreachable. The
reroute now runs first, receiver-tag gated so an ordinary array still never
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Add affected paths and validation notes.

Add the affected runtime and test paths. Add a short validation note for the Set, Map, and plain-array regression tests. This makes the assembled release note complete.

Based on learnings, changelog fragments should include a root-cause explanation, affected file paths, and validation notes.

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   reroute now runs first, receiver-tag gated so an ordinary array still never
   reaches a registry probe (`#8117`).
+  Affected paths: `crates/perry-runtime/src/array/iter_methods.rs` and
+  `crates/perry-runtime/src/array/collection_tag_tests.rs`.
+  Validation: regression tests cover fused Set, Map, and plain-array
+  `.forEach(cb)` receivers.
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- A 1-argument `.forEach(cb)` on a `Map` or `Set` no longer iterates nothing
when codegen could not statically prove the receiver was a collection
(`obj.someSet.forEach(cb)`, react-server-dom's `request.abortableTasks`).
Codegen fuses that shape to the array entry point `js_array_forEach`, whose
#5989 collection reroute sat behind `normalize_array_receiver`; #8041 widened
`clean_arr_ptr` to reject every tracked non-array, which nulls a
`GC_TYPE_SET`/`GC_TYPE_MAP` receiver and left the reroute unreachable. The
reroute now runs first, receiver-tag gated so an ordinary array still never
reaches a registry probe (#8117).
- A 1-argument `.forEach(cb)` on a `Map` or `Set` no longer iterates nothing
when codegen could not statically prove the receiver was a collection
(`obj.someSet.forEach(cb)`, react-server-dom's `request.abortableTasks`).
Codegen fuses that shape to the array entry point `js_array_forEach`, whose
#5989 collection reroute sat behind `normalize_array_receiver`; #8041 widened
`clean_arr_ptr` to reject every tracked non-array, which nulls a
`GC_TYPE_SET`/`GC_TYPE_MAP` receiver and left the reroute unreachable. The
reroute now runs first, receiver-tag gated so an ordinary array still never
reaches a registry probe (#8117).
Affected paths: `crates/perry-runtime/src/array/iter_methods.rs` and
`crates/perry-runtime/src/array/collection_tag_tests.rs`.
Validation: regression tests cover fused Set, Map, and plain-array
`.forEach(cb)` receivers.
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In `@changelog.d/8130-fused-foreach-collection-reroute.md` around lines 3 - 11,
Add the affected runtime and regression-test paths to the changelog entry, and
append a brief validation note covering Set, Map, and plain-array behavior.
Preserve the existing root-cause explanation and keep the additions limited to
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Triage of the 5 red checks here, since none of them is caused by this change and
none of them blocks the merge:

Not required contexts. Branch protection requires exactly
lint, cargo-test, parity, compile-smoke, api-docs-drift,
security-audit, conformance-smoke-complete. gc-root-dominance,
gc-root-dominance-statepoints, native-roots-rs4gc and ext-link are none of
those.

Four of the five are inherited from a stale base, already fixed on main.
This branch is based on 83b6b8c69 (2026-08-15 02:35). Those same jobs were red
on main itself at that commit:

job 83b6b8c69 (this PR's base) fa83ecab2 (08:22)
GC Root Dominance failure success
gc-native-roots failure

fa83ecab2 is "fix(ci): list buffer/typed-array constructors as poll-…" and is
in current main (788f65715). So a rebase onto current main should clear
gc-root-dominance, gc-root-dominance-statepoints and both
native-roots-rs4gc legs without touching this PR's diff.

ext-link is repo-wide, not yours. It is PR-only (it never runs on main),
and it is also failing on unrelated PRs — e.g. #8136. The fix is the open #8127
("keep the runtime's symbols global in the ELF provider link", for #8089).

So the remaining work here is a rebase, not a code change. I have left the branch
and its worktree untouched rather than force-pushing someone else's PR.

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