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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds browser benchmark infrastructure for the core project. It adds shared Vitest and Vite configuration, six benchmark suites, a ChangesBrowser benchmark support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Benchmark commands may fail for contributors or CI on a clean checkout because the required testing package is not built first; merge should wait until that dependency is declared. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Developer->>Wireit: run pnpm run test:bench
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Vitest->>CoreBenchmarks: discover and run *.test.bench.ts suites
CoreBenchmarks-->>Vitest: return benchmark measurements
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Bench tests do not run in CI for now. Bench tests are more for local performance baselines when iterating. This will help agents make better informed improvements. We might be able to enable this as a nightly job/report in follow up.
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In `@projects/core/package.json`:
- Around line 1139-1150: Update the benchmark configuration in the package
scripts so its Wireit fingerprint tracks bench.js, test.js, console.js, and
env.js alongside the existing files, or remove cascade false from the
../internals/vite:ci dependency. Ensure changes to any imported benchmark
configuration invalidate projects/core:test:bench.
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| "files": [ | ||
| "dist/**/*.js", | ||
| "src/**/*.test.bench.ts", | ||
| "vitest.bench.ts" | ||
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| "output": [], | ||
| "dependencies": [ | ||
| "../internals/vite:ci", | ||
| { | ||
| "script": "build", | ||
| "cascade": false | ||
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Wireit 0.14.12 README cascade false files fingerprint dependency inputs
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In Wireit 0.14.12, setting "cascade": false on a dependency modifies how Wireit determines whether a script needs to be re-executed by changing its fingerprint calculation [1][2]. By default, the fingerprint of a script includes the fingerprints of all its dependencies [1][2]. This means a script will automatically re-run whenever one of its dependencies re-runs, regardless of whether the output produced by that dependency actually changed [2]. When you set "cascade": false on a dependency: - The fingerprint of that dependency is excluded from the script's own fingerprint [1][2]. - The script will no longer automatically re-run just because the dependency re-ran [2]. - Wireit will still ensure the dependency is executed first if it is not up-to-date, but the parent script will only re-run if its own fingerprint—calculated from its command, environment, and files—changes [2]. Critical Requirement: Because "cascade": false decouples the execution of the parent script from the dependency's own execution cycle, it becomes your responsibility to ensure the parent script is still aware of changes to the dependency's output [2]. You must explicitly add the relevant output files or glob patterns produced by the dependency to the parent script's files array [2]. Failure to do so may result in the script failing to re-run when the dependency's output changes, leading to stale results [2].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/google/wireit/blob/main/README.md
- 2: https://github.com/google/wireit/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
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site:github.com/google/wireit README.md "cascade": false "files" parent dependency output
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In the context of the Wireit build tool, setting "cascade": false for a dependency modifies the standard execution behavior of scripts [1][2]. By default, Wireit uses an execution cascade where a script's fingerprint—the data used to determine if a script needs to be re-run—includes the fingerprints of all its dependencies [3][4][2]. This ensures that if a dependency changes, the dependent script is automatically triggered to re-run [3][2]. When you set "cascade": false for a specific dependency, you remove that dependency's fingerprint from the dependent script's own fingerprint [3][4][2]. Consequently, the dependent script will not automatically re-run simply because the dependency was executed or its output changed [3]. This setting is useful in scenarios where: 1. Partial Consumption of Output: A script only relies on a subset of a dependency's output [1][2]. By setting "cascade": false, you prevent unnecessary re-runs caused by changes to files in the dependency's output that the dependent script does not actually use [1][2]. In this case, you must explicitly add the specific subset of output files that matter to the dependent script's files array to ensure correctness [1][2]. 2. Avoiding Redundant Restarts: A script (such as a server) might read files dynamically at runtime [1][2]. If the dependency generating those files changes, the script does not necessarily need to restart, allowing you to avoid unnecessary downtime in watch mode [1][2]. Because "cascade": false disables the automatic dependency tracking for that dependency, it is the developer's responsibility to ensure that all relevant input files are correctly listed in the files array to maintain build accuracy [3]. Wireit will still ensure the dependency is executed first if it is not up-to-date, but the outcome of that execution will not force the dependent script to invalidate its own cache [3].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/google/wireit/blob/main/README.md
- 2: https://github.com/google/wireit?_bhlid=13e929e77b2ba2112cb0f6137139f5b985b5d719
- 3: https://github.com/google/wireit/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md
- 4: https://github.com/google/wireit/blob/main/src/fingerprint.ts
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Wireit files field relative paths outside package ../ glob supported
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In Wireit, the support for file paths and glob patterns differs between the files and output properties [1][2]. For the files property, Wireit explicitly supports reaching outside of the current package directory using relative path syntax, such as../foo [1][3]. This allows you to include input files from parent or sibling directories in a monorepo structure [1][4]. Conversely, the output property does not support referencing files outside of the current package [1][5]. Attempting to configure output paths to target locations outside of the package directory will result in a runtime error, as Wireit enforces that cached outputs must reside within the package root [5]. All paths in both files and output are interpreted relative to the package directory, and standard glob patterns (such as *,, and brace expansion) are supported for both [1][2]. Paths should always use forward-slash (/) delimiters, even on Windows [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/google/wireit/blob/main/README.md
- 2: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/wireit@0.14.13/README.md
- 3: Interpret leading slashes relative to package google/wireit#180
- 4: https://www.npmjs.com/package/wireit
- 5: Error when trying to cache outside of package google/wireit#182
Track all shared benchmark configuration inputs in the Wireit fingerprint.
Because ../internals/vite:ci uses "cascade": false, its fingerprint does not invalidate projects/core:test:bench. The benchmark configuration imports bench.js, test.js, console.js, and env.js, but these files are not listed in files. Configuration changes can therefore leave cached benchmark results stale.
Add the shared configuration files to files, or remove "cascade": false.
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In `@projects/core/package.json` around lines 1139 - 1150, Update the benchmark
configuration in the package scripts so its Wireit fingerprint tracks bench.js,
test.js, console.js, and env.js alongside the existing files, or remove cascade
false from the ../internals/vite:ci dependency. Ensure changes to any imported
benchmark configuration invalidate projects/core:test:bench.
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In `@projects/core/package.json`:
- Around line 1144-1150: Add ../internals/testing:build to the test:bench
target’s dependencies in package.json, preserving the existing
../internals/vite:ci dependency and build configuration so `@internals/testing` is
built before benchmarks run.
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Add ../internals/testing:build to test:bench.
On a clean checkout, the benchmark imports @internals/testing, which resolves to the untracked dist/index.js. Without this dependency, Vitest may fail to resolve the import.
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In `@projects/core/package.json` around lines 1144 - 1150, Add
../internals/testing:build to the test:bench target’s dependencies in
package.json, preserving the existing ../internals/vite:ci dependency and build
configuration so `@internals/testing` is built before benchmarks run.
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Signed-off-by: Cory Rylan <crylan@nvidia.com>
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