Prevent a ENOENT crash by checking for file existence in jest-message-util#5405
Prevent a ENOENT crash by checking for file existence in jest-message-util#5405cpojer merged 4 commits intojestjs:masterfrom
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Jest tries to load the stack-trace based on the top frame. The problem is, the filename may be provided by the source-map, which is unreliable since it can point to a non-existent file. In such a case, the code would cause a hard crash of "Test suite failed to run" with a stack-trace pointing at "exports.formatStackTrace", which I have corrected here.
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Note: The fail on Node 8 is not related to this PR. |
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Would it be better to just catch the readFileSync to save an io operation?
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What we should do is check the hastefs cache and just read from that
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See #5087 (comment). Fixing that (ignoring files not in the cache) is the real fix
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@SimenB I don't know how HasteFS works or how to read its cache, however I suspect there could be cases where the file would not appear in it either. One of those cases could be running vm.runInThisContext or vm.runInNewContext from within a test, and the contents of the file is evaled (rather than being read from the disk). Unless that somehow ends up in the HasteFS too? I'm only mentioning it, since it's also exactly what happens in the webpack case.
Could I try/catch the readFileSync for now, so you could ship this bugfix as soon as possible, and we can prepare the proper fix at a later time, since I don't have enough knowledge about HasteFS? Unless it's something really simple, and you could point me to the right place?
Cheers!
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It's not a simple change as we have to somehow thread the cache all the way through.
Sticking the readFileSync in a try should be good enough
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| * `[jest-message-util]` Prevent an `ENOENT` crash when the test file contained a malformed source-map. |
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please add a link to this PR (and run yarn lint:md to format the file)
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@SimenB I've pushed both changes. |
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Summary
Jest tries to load the stack-trace based on the top frame. The problem is, the filename may be provided by the source-map, which is unreliable since it can point to a non-existent file. In such a case, the code would cause a hard crash of "Test suite failed to run" with a stack-trace pointing at "exports.formatStackTrace", which I have corrected here.
I've run into this issue while migrating
webpack, to usejest.(CC: @ooflorent).
Test plan
Added an integration test for malformed source-maps.
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