fix(runtime): preserve typed array own property order - #9932
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe runtime now records buffer-backed own-property creation order separately from property values. Updates retain position, while deletion followed by recreation appends the property. Enumeration documentation, tests, and the changelog reflect this behavior. ChangesBuffer property ordering
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Buffer-backed typed-array properties now retain ordinary creation order while canonical indices remain first. The remaining risk is limited to documentation that could describe that ordering unclearly; no functional merge blocker is identified. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/field_get_set/enumeration.rs`:
- Line 1159: Update the comment describing registered_buffer_own_keys to say
canonical indices are sorted first, replacing the wording that implies they are
sorted below; leave the implementation unchanged.
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| /// previous nondeterministic-and-crashing. | ||
| /// Expando ordering among the non-index keys follows property creation order, | ||
| /// recorded by `buffer::own_props`. Canonical indices are still separated and | ||
| /// sorted below, as required by `OrdinaryOwnPropertyKeys`. |
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State that canonical indices are sorted first.
registered_buffer_own_keys adds canonical indices before non-index names. The phrase “sorted below” can describe the opposite order. Change it to “sorted first” to match the implementation and OrdinaryOwnPropertyKeys.
Based on the PR objective: canonical numeric indices remain sorted first.
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-/// Canonical indices are still separated and
-/// sorted below, as required by `OrdinaryOwnPropertyKeys`.
+/// Canonical indices are still separated and
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| /// sorted below, as required by `OrdinaryOwnPropertyKeys`. | |
| /// Canonical indices are still separated and | |
| /// sorted first, as required by `OrdinaryOwnPropertyKeys`. |
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/field_get_set/enumeration.rs` at line 1159,
Update the comment describing registered_buffer_own_keys to say canonical
indices are sorted first, replacing the wording that implies they are sorted
below; leave the implementation unchanged.
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node-suite/globals/typedarray-own-propertiesrow matched Node on values and descriptors but sorted ordinary keys from buffer-backedUint8Arrayvalues. For example, Node reportedlength, foo, barin creation order while Perry reportedbar, foo, length.Keep the existing hash map for value lookup and record property creation order beside it. Overwriting a property keeps its position; deleting and recreating it appends it. Buffer, DataView, and buffer-backed typed-array enumeration now share the Node-compatible order while canonical numeric indices remain sorted first. This advances #9202 by moving the tracked row to 1/1 PASS.
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node-suite/globals/typedarray-own-propertiesparity row (1/1 PASS)perry-runtimesuite (3,257 passed; existing ignores only)perry-stdlibsuite (132 passed)./scripts/run_lint_gates.sh(all 64 gates passed; 2 CI-only commands skipped locally)Summary by CodeRabbit
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