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Fix destruction of builtin node globals #15636
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@@ -102,6 +102,7 @@ export default class NodeEnvironment implements JestEnvironment<Timer> { | |||
Object.getOwnPropertyNames(global) as GlobalProperties, | |||
); | |||
for (const [nodeGlobalsKey, descriptor] of nodeGlobals) { | |||
protectProperties(global[nodeGlobalsKey]); |
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This seems to fix #15635 if we change this line to:
protectProperties(global[nodeGlobalsKey]); | |
protectProperties(globalThis[nodeGlobalsKey]); |
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@lencioni Yes that was actually my original code which I tested on. global
is the variable from line 95 which at this point doesn't even have nodeGlobalsKey
, and so protectProperties
won't do a thing.
I think what happens is that in my files I was editing the compiled file (index.js
) to avoid waiting for complication every time, and when I moved the code to the source file (index.ts
) I accidentally changed the variable (AI auto complete? that would be a conspiracy).
In any case, it worries me that the CI tests don't pick on this, because the unit tests that I added definitely fail on this:
$ yarn test -- jest-environment-node
PASS packages/jest-environment-node/src/__tests__/node_environment.test.ts
FAIL packages/jest-environment-node/src/__tests__/node_environment_2.test.ts
● NodeEnvironment 2 › dispatch event
TypeError: Value of "this" must be of type EventTarget
at Object.dispatchEvent (packages/jest-environment-node/src/__tests__/node_environment_2.test.ts:10:23)
Test Suites: 1 failed, 1 passed, 2 total
Tests: 1 failed, 7 passed, 8 total
Snapshots: 0 total
Time: 0.331 s, estimated 1 s
Ran all test suites matching jest-environment-node.
(and also yarn test
locally)
In any case, I will amend the commit.
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PR updated with amend + force push (see comment conversation). @cpojer FYI it looks like there are issues with the CI tests:
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Wow, thanks everyone for being so on top of things!
…anup on env teardown (to reduce memory leaks)
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Summary
Fixes #15632 that was introduced in #15215.
The PR to mitigate memory leaks accidentally deleted some of the builtin node globals.
This PR fixes it by protecting all of them from deletion.
Test plan
New tests were added that rely on the reproduction project from #15632.
Looks like one CI test (
e2e/__tests__/circusConcurrent.test.ts
) fails, but from the output it seems to be flaky?I see previous builds where it fails several times but succeeds on the last (3rd) attempt.