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feat(iterator): add Node 27 join and includes - #14229
Perry now supports Node 27's Iterator.prototype.join() and Iterator.prototype.includes(), including SameValueZero matching and iterator closing on early completion and invalid arguments. Node 27 alpha release notes
Implementation
Add both methods to Perry's shared iterator-helper dispatch.
Validate skippedElements, compare with SameValueZero, and preserve iterator close behavior.
Document the supported methods and their behavior.
This is a focused Node 27 API slice. It does not claim complete Node 26/27 compatibility.
Validation
Adds runtime tests through Perry's native method dispatch for method metadata, joining numbers/nullish values, empty iterators, SameValueZero (NaN), skipped values, invalid counts, and iterator closing.
The count-exact local binding audit passes with the new runtime-validated specialization entry.
CI is rerunning on the latest head. Earlier main failures included stale repository registries and test-environment failures; the latest runs will verify whether the test fix clears the iterator path.
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New Features
Added Iterator.prototype.join() for combining iterator values into a string, and Iterator.prototype.includes() for searching values with optional skipping.
Documentation
Added guidance on iterator helpers, including their behavior and compatibility scope.
Bug Fixes
Corrected method dispatch for joining values produced by array iterator methods.
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The PR adds Iterator.prototype.join() and Iterator.prototype.includes() with iterator-closing behavior, updates join lowering, and adds tests and documentation. It also updates npm package freshness mappings, reorders a compile environment variable, and marks a threading example as no-test.
Changes: Iterator join and includes
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Summary
Register and route iterator methods crates/perry-runtime/src/iterator_helpers/proto_methods.rs, crates/perry-wpfacts/src/builtins/members.rs, crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/array_only_methods.rs, crates/perry-hir/src/lower/expr_call/array_only_methods_tests.rs, scripts/local_binding_type_allowlist.json
The runtime registers and dispatches join and includes. Calls to join on ArrayEntries, ArrayKeys, and ArrayValues use generic method dispatch. The allowlist records the runtime checks and fallback for iterator_member_site.
Implement and validate join and includes crates/perry-runtime/src/iterator_helpers/proto_methods.rs, crates/perry-runtime/src/iterator_helpers/tests.rs, docs/src/language/iterator-helpers.md, docs/src/SUMMARY.md, changelog.d/14229-iterator-join-includes.md
join formats yielded values and quietly closes the iterator on applicable errors. includes validates skippedElements, compares values with SameValueZero, and closes on a match or applicable error. Tests cover formatting, matching, skip-count errors, and a large result. Documentation and the changelog describe the methods.
npm package freshness lists
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Add UI and wasm-host package triples scripts/check_npm_publish_freshness.py, scripts/npm_publish_freshness.json
The freshness check adds mappings for perry-ui and perry-wasm-host and lists their platform packages.
sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant IteratorPrototype as Iterator.prototype
participant IteratorReceiver
Caller->>IteratorPrototype: Call join or includes
IteratorPrototype->>IteratorReceiver: Consume yielded values
IteratorReceiver-->>IteratorPrototype: Yield values or signal completion
IteratorPrototype->>IteratorReceiver: Close on match or applicable error
IteratorPrototype-->>Caller: Return result or rethrow error
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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review fb99b
Some iterator joins can bypass iterator consumption, and joins across surrogate boundaries can produce incorrect string comparisons. Resolve these issues before merging.
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801-811: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test a custom separator on a nonempty iterator.
The custom-separator assertion uses an empty iterator, so it also passes if join always uses a comma. Add a nonempty case to detect that regression.
Suggested test
+ let iter = helper_over(&[1.0, 2.0]);+ let joined = tower(+ iter,+ "join",+ &[crate::value::js_nanbox_string(+ crate::string::js_string_from_bytes(b"|".as_ptr(), 1) as i64,+ )],+ );+ assert_eq!(+ crate::string::with_string_value_bytes(joined, |b| b.to_vec()),+ Some(b"1|2".to_vec())+ );+
let empty = helper_over(&[]);
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Add a nonempty custom-separator case to the join test using helper_over and
tower, and assert that joining values 1.0 and 2.0 with the pipe separator
produces “1|2”. Keep the existing empty-iterator assertion.
820-826: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Assert that a match closes the iterator.
The successful searches check only the returned boolean. A regression that omits close_normal would still pass. Add a match against closable_iterator() and assert that return runs once.
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assert_eq!(
JSValue::from_bits(includes_zero_after_skip.to_bits()).bits(),
crate::value::TAG_TRUE
);
++ let iter = closable_iterator();+ let matched = call_with(proto_method("includes"), iter, &[1.0]);+ assert_eq!(JSValue::from_bits(matched.to_bits()).bits(), crate::value::TAG_TRUE);+ assert_eq!(RETURNS.load(Ordering::SeqCst), 1);
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Review comment at @crates/perry-runtime/src/iterator_helpers/tests.rs around
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Extend the successful search coverage near the includes tests to verify iterator
closing: use closable_iterator() with includes and a matching value, then assert
the result is true and the iterator’s return callback ran exactly once. Reuse
the existing test helpers and return counter.
Add negative assertions for includes skips and exhaustion.
The current matching assertions expect only true. The skip test also finds zero if skippedElements is ignored. Add cases where the only match is skipped, the target is absent, and the skip count reaches or exceeds the iterator length.
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Add negative assertions to the `includes` tests around `helper_over` and
`tower`: verify false when the only matching value is skipped, when the target
is absent, and when the skip count equals or exceeds the iterator length. Ensure
the skip test cannot pass if `skippedElements` is ignored.
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Review comments at @crates/perry-runtime/src/iterator_helpers/proto_methods.rs:
- Around line 289-290: The skippedElements validation in the includes
iterator-helper path rejects Perry’s tagged int32 representation. Decode tagged
integers before validating the skip count, while preserving the existing
handling of other numeric values and invalid counts.
- Around line 45-46: Update the array-join folding logic associated with
Method::Join so iterator-producing expressions are excluded and remain routed to
Iterator.prototype.join, which consumes the iterator and produces the expected
joined values. Preserve the existing ArrayJoin fold for non-iterator
expressions.
- Line 249: Update both iterator-processing loops in the join and includes paths
to create a per-step RuntimeHandleScope for each yielded value, and root that
value in the step scope instead of the operation-wide scope. In the join path,
root the converted string in the same step scope so both temporary roots are
released after that iteration.
- Around line 260-263: Update the join accumulation path that calls
js_string_concat_box to use a growable string builder, avoiding a full copy of
the accumulated prefix on each value. Preserve the existing value-conversion
order and iterator-closing behavior, and finalize the builder into the same
joined-string result.
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Review comments at @crates/perry-runtime/src/iterator_helpers/tests.rs:
- Around line 801-811: Add a nonempty custom-separator case to the join test
using helper_over and tower, and assert that joining values 1.0 and 2.0 with the
pipe separator produces “1|2”. Keep the existing empty-iterator assertion.
- Around line 820-826: Extend the successful search coverage near the includes
tests to verify iterator closing: use closable_iterator() with includes and a
matching value, then assert the result is true and the iterator’s return
callback ran exactly once. Reuse the existing test helpers and return counter.
- Around line 828-836: Add negative assertions to the `includes` tests around
`helper_over` and `tower`: verify false when the only matching value is skipped,
when the target is absent, and when the skip count equals or exceeds the
iterator length. Ensure the skip test cannot pass if `skippedElements` is
ignored.
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The test name says "linear builder", but the test checks only output length.
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Minor · Keep iterator locals out of the array join fold. · proto_methods.rs:45-46
crates/perry-runtime/src/iterator_helpers/proto_methods.rs:45-46 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep iterator locals out of the array join fold.
With type checking disabled, const it: Iterator<number> = [1, 2].values(); it.join() reaches the local array fold. It can return an empty string instead of 1,2 and leave the iterator unconsumed. Decline the fold for iterator-typed locals so runtime method dispatch handles join.
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Update the array join fold associated with Method::Join to decline folding when
the receiver is an iterator-typed local, allowing runtime method dispatch to
consume the iterator and produce the joined values. Preserve the existing fold
behavior for array receivers.
Minor · Canonicalize surrogate pairs in the join result · proto_methods.rs:215-278
crates/perry-runtime/src/iterator_helpers/proto_methods.rs:215-278 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Canonicalize surrogate pairs in the join result
When a high surrogate and a low surrogate become adjacent across values or a separator, join keeps their separate WTF-8 encodings. The result can compare unequal to the equivalent string made by concatenation, and isWellFormed() returns false. Canonicalize the completed result as existing string concatenation does.
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Canonicalize surrogate pairs in the completed result of `join` so adjacent high
and low surrogates across values or separators match existing
string-concatenation behavior. Apply the existing canonicalization mechanism to
the assembled result before returning it, preserving nullish-value handling and
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The test can pass if the outer join call is omitted or misrouted. Assert that the initializer calls join on ArrayValues. Also exercise the compiled expression and check that it returns 1,2.
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Strengthen array_iterator_join_is_not_lowered_as_array_join to verify the outer
join call is retained and dispatched on the ArrayValues iterator, rather than
only checking that ArrayValues appears and ArrayJoin does not. Also compile and
exercise the expression, asserting that it returns 1,2.
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Review comments at @crates/perry-runtime/src/iterator_helpers/proto_methods.rs:
- Around line 45-46: Update the array join fold associated with Method::Join to
decline folding when the receiver is an iterator-typed local, allowing runtime
method dispatch to consume the iterator and produce the joined values. Preserve
the existing fold behavior for array receivers.
- Around line 215-278: Canonicalize surrogate pairs in the completed result of
`join` so adjacent high and low surrogates across values or separators match
existing string-concatenation behavior. Apply the existing canonicalization
mechanism to the assembled result before returning it, preserving nullish-value
handling and separator placement.
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- Around line 83-92: Strengthen array_iterator_join_is_not_lowered_as_array_join
to verify the outer join call is retained and dispatched on the ArrayValues
iterator, rather than only checking that ArrayValues appears and ArrayJoin does
not. Also compile and exercise the expression, asserting that it returns 1,2.
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Perry now supports Node 27's
Iterator.prototype.join()andIterator.prototype.includes(), including SameValueZero matching and iterator closing on early completion and invalid arguments. Node 27 alpha release notesImplementation
skippedElements, compare with SameValueZero, and preserve iterator close behavior.This is a focused Node 27 API slice. It does not claim complete Node 26/27 compatibility.
Validation
NaN), skipped values, invalid counts, and iterator closing.Summary by CodeRabbit
Iterator.prototype.join()for combining iterator values into a string, andIterator.prototype.includes()for searching values with optional skipping.