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wasi-libc (wasi-sdk-21) is built with our clang; node's build recompiles the llhttp blobs in deps/undici and npm's undici, splices them in, and fails on any wasm it did not rebuild. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nsus rebuild-llhttp-wasm.py census gains --allow-raw PATH=N: exactly N bare wasm headers that do not decode as a module from offset 0, each logged with hex. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Same recipe change as node; undici 7.29.0 / npm undici 6.26.0. The node 24.19.0 Source moves to the staging mirror. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add WebAssembly build packages packages/wasi-libc/*, packages/amaro-wasm/*, packages/wasm-bindgen-cli/* |
Adds pinned packages and build scripts for wasi-libc, Amaro WebAssembly, and wasm-bindgen CLI. Tests check instruction selection, WebAssembly output, reactor linking, and the CLI version. |
Build and validate llhttp modules packages/llhttp-wasm-rebuild/* |
Adds a Python tool that validates source pins and WebAssembly modules, compiles plain and SIMD variants twice, replaces pinned carriers, audits artifacts, and runs smoke checks. The package runs its self-test and installs the tool. |
Integrate rebuilt modules into Node packages/node/*, packages/node-lts/* |
Node and Node LTS pin Undici and Amaro versions and add build dependencies. Their builds rebuild and splice llhttp and Amaro modules, test TypeScript stripping, run smoke checks, and audit artifacts. |
Integrate rebuilt modules into Next.js packages/next/build.ncl, packages/next/build.sh |
The build pins Undici and adds rebuild dependencies. It replaces llhttp modules in distribution files, checks carrier counts, and smoke-tests the edge runtime. |
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes
Change: Refactor
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participant RuntimeBuild as Node, Node LTS, or Next.js build
participant RebuildTool as llhttp rebuild tool
participant WasmCompiler as LLVM and wasi-libc
RuntimeBuild->>RebuildTool: Validate pins and request module builds
RebuildTool->>WasmCompiler: Compile plain and SIMD modules
WasmCompiler-->>RebuildTool: Return compiled modules
RuntimeBuild->>RebuildTool: Splice carriers and census runtime artifacts
RuntimeBuild->>RuntimeBuild: Run runtime smoke checks
Possibly related issues
- gominimal/pkgs#985 — Concerns the Next.js WebAssembly carrier included in the census and its allowance.
- gominimal/pkgs#972 — Describes the Node llhttp and Amaro rebuilds and census implemented here.
Possibly related PRs
- gominimal/pkgs#966 — Adds the
@next/swcaddon whose WebAssembly carrier is accounted for by the Next.js census.
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1-12: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep one copy of the rebuild tool, or enforce equality.
Both packages include identical copies of the same rebuild tool. A future gate fix can update one copy and leave the other package weaker.
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node and node-lts each carried an identical rebuild-llhttp-wasm.py (Local files cannot reach outside the package directory). Ship it once as a build-time package, run its selftest there, and depend on it from both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The edge runtime bundles undici 6's llhttp pair as base64 in four files. Rebuild it from undici 6.28.0's C with our clang and wasi-libc, splice it over the sha-pinned shipped blobs, and census the installed tree so any wasm not on the exact-path allowlist fails the build. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The rebuild machinery is careful:
- Each blob is compiled twice and must match, with
-ffile-prefix-map,--no-wasm-optand pinned wasi-libc features. - Each splice is sha-pinned and gated on matching imports, exports and features.
- A before/after census fails on any wasm left un-rebuilt.
- The node-lts runtime rules still hold.
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packages/wasi-libc/build.sh:37-38is valid. The tarball containslibc-bottom-half/cloudlibc/LICENSE(BSD-2-Clause) andlibc-top-half/musl/COPYRIGHT(MIT), but only the top-level license files are installed. Please add those two to thecp.
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- Versions are typed twice:
NPM_UNDICI/UNDICIin thebuild.shfiles repeat the build.ncl variable. Forward them throughbuild_argsso a bump is one edit. wasi-libc'surlpoints only at our mirror. A comment naming the upstream tag archive would make it auditable.minimal buildtook ~19 min, which is short for a cold node build. Please confirm node and node-lts really rebuilt rather than coming from cache. Squash on merge (there's a merge-from-main commit).
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--wi 8000 thout-amarodropsnode foo.tstype-stripping in both node 26 and node-lts 24. That's a default, user-visible runtime feature. Can we keep it, or is there a reason it has to go?- llvm becomes a build dep of node, node-lts and next, so every llvm bump cascades through the whole Node ecosystem. Is that cost acceptable, or should the wasm be built in a separately cached step?
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Brings in #946 (CVE-2026-111943 eMudhra backports for node and node-lts). Both sides kept: the two carried patches, their fail-closed greps and the standalone tests from #946, then this branch's llhttp wasm rebuild. The patches apply before the wasm census, which they do not touch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- wasi-libc: install the bundled cloudlibc LICENSE (BSD-2-Clause) and musl COPYRIGHT (MIT) next to the top-level licenses, renamed to LICENSE-cloudlibc / COPYRIGHT-musl because cloudlibc's file is also called LICENSE. - wasi-libc: comment on the Source naming the upstream tag archive and how to audit the mirror (sha256, and git get-tar-commit-id = the tag commit). - node, node-lts: forward npm_undici through build_args (MINIMAL_ARG_NPM_UNDICI); next: forward undici (MINIMAL_ARG_UNDICI). The version is now written once, in build.ncl. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks @norrietaylor. I pushed two commits: f2d7660 merges main, and 83f9831 addresses the review. There was no force-push, so the branch still needs squash-on-merge. Merge of main (#946). #946's CVE-2026-111943 changes conflicted with this branch in
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…asm carriers The installed script runs under python3 in node, node-lts and next, so python is a runtime dep (it stays a build dep for the build-time selftest). next's census exception for @vercel/og was a glob; it now names the three files that carry wasm (resvg.wasm, yoga.wasm, and yoga again as base64 in index.node.js), so a new carrier there fails the build. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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amaro is node's built-in TypeScript type stripper (node x.ts), on by default in 24 and 26. packages/amaro-wasm rebuilds its swc module from the source amaro vendors (rust with -Zbuild-std for wasm32, llvm's wasm-ld, wasm-bindgen-cli 0.2.100, each module built twice), and node and node-lts splice it over the sha-pinned shipped blob in deps/amaro/dist/index.js instead of configuring --without-amaro. The census admits it like the llhttp blobs, a build step and a test run a .ts file. rebuild-llhttp-wasm.py splice --wasm-bindgen: wasm-bindgen numbers its closure-wrapper shim after a function index, so the rebuilt module differs from upstream's in that one import name. The flag allows exactly that difference (same module, kind and signature), renames the identifier in the carrier's glue (which must name it exactly once), and admits the features the shipped blob already uses. Selftests cover both verdicts. Checked against the real carriers: 61 imports and 10 exports match for amaro 1.1.11 (node 26) and 1.1.10 (node 24). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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amaro is back, rebuilt from source (option (c), so
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…24.22.1, #968) #968 moved both node lines to nodejs.org release tarballs with no carried patches (the CVE-2026-111943 fixes and LIEF 1.x are upstream). The two build.ncl conflicts are resolved by taking main's recipe (nodejs.org Source, no patch Locals, no `patch` dep) and re-applying this branch's additions: the llvm / wasi-libc / llhttp-wasm-rebuild / amaro-wasm build deps, the mirrored npm-undici Source, the type_strip test, and the bundled-version lets, now forwarded through build_args (undici, undici_llhttp, npm_undici, amaro) and re-derived from the 26.12.1 / 24.22.1 trees. node-lts goes back to nodejs.org, as review asked. build.sh merged cleanly (main's guards kept). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Versions come from build.ncl (MINIMAL_ARG_UNDICI, _UNDICI_LLHTTP, _NPM_UNDICI, _AMARO) instead of being typed again in build.sh. - node: undici 8.10.2 -> 8.12.2 (llhttp 9.3.1). undici 8.12 vendors milo (Rust) as two base64 wasm carriers in deps/undici/src/lib/milo; node's bundled undici.js compiles milo out, so like the llhttp source blobs they are never installed and are deleted before the census. - node-lts: undici 7.29.0 -> 7.30.1 (llhttp 9.3.0), npm undici 6.26.0 -> 6.28.0, amaro 1.1.10 -> 1.1.11 (shipped blob 79c79a0b..., node's). - Every decoded shipped blob is byte-identical to a pin this branch already carried, so only the version tripwires and amaro's pin move. - amaro-wasm builds 1.1.11 only: both lines bundle it now. - rebuild-llhttp-wasm.py: undici 8.12 renamed build/wasm.js to build/llhttp.js with the same pinned lines; check_undici_src accepts exactly one of the two, selftest covers the rename and both-or-neither. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@norrietaylor #968 has landed, so I re-derived this branch on top of it, as you asked in your #968 review: a merge of main (8424eab), then b0ec739. No force-push, so it still needs squash-on-merge.
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…tp wasm rebuild and main's SWC addon) Both sides add independent steps to next: #817's undici source + llhttp wasm rebuild/census, and main's prebuilt @next/swc-linux-<arch>-gnu addon (a native .node, not wasm, so the census does not see it). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The merge from main moved `rust` to 1.99.1, and amaro-wasm's build.sh
fails closed when the toolchain isn't the rust_version it pins ("rustc is
not 1.99.0"). Its wasm std builds from the matching rustc source tarball:
rustc-1.99.1-src.tar.xz, the same mirrored object and sha256 main's
packages/rust pins. The output wasm is not hash-pinned (node's splice pins
only the upstream blob it replaces), only built twice and compared.
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I checked the llhttp side against upstream at head 87c64eb. The pins match the trees: undici 8.12.2 bundles llhttp 9.3.1, 7.30.1 bundles 9.3.0, and 6.28.0 bundles 8.1.0. The flags pinned in WASM_JS_PINNED match build/llhttp.js at v8.12.2, the simd build adds -msimd128 as upstream does, and the gate compares imports, exports and features against the shipped blob. The census allows only the rebuilt shas, so no stale prebuilt can survive in node or node-lts. The selftest passes locally. CI is green.
One defect: since the merge with #966, next's census no longer covers the SWC addon. Details are inline.
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- The PR body is stale. It still calls #966 open, and it says the post-install census allows 4 blobs, which is now 5 with amaro. Please update it.
- This still needs a squash on merge.
…tp/amaro versions (review) - The wasm census ran before the @next/swc addon and sharp were installed, so neither reached it. The x64 addon holds one raw `\0asm` module (it failed the census when run over it, per review); the build passed on amd64 only because of step order. The census and smoke now run last, with an explicit allow-path naming the x64 addon as upstream's sha-pinned prebuilt. - llhttp 8.1.0 is forwarded from build.ncl (next: undici_llhttp; node and node-lts: npm_undici_llhttp) instead of a literal in three build.sh files. - amaro-wasm: `amaro` is a plain string used by the Source URL, upstream_version and the test; next's duplicate SRC_ROOT is gone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…A store, #1133) #1133 (node, node-lts: trust the system CA store by default) conflicted with this branch only in the import block of node{,-lts}/build.ncl: both sides added imports after `gcc`. Kept both: this branch's llvm, wasi-libc, llhttp-wasm-rebuild and amaro-wasm, and main's ca-certificates. Everything else auto-merged and is kept from both sides: - main's ca-certificates runtime dep, the --openssl-use-def-ca-store configure flag, the post-install `node --help` guard and the system_ca_store_default test; - this branch's wasm pins, splices, both censuses, smoke and type_strip. The CA change touches only configure flags and runtime deps, so neither census nor any splice is affected. No node, node-lts or next version moved on main since the last merge (fdb5524), so the undici / llhttp / amaro pins are unchanged. Checked: nickel format --check and bash -n on node{,-lts}; mip dump --packages evaluates on amd64 (651 packages) and arm64 (649), with ca-certificates and the wasm build deps both present on node and node-lts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@norrietaylor All three of your 10-30 points are in e9033a4:
0b373db merges main (#1133, system CA store). The only conflict was the import block in I've also updated the body: #966 has landed, and its two follow-ups are done here. It still needs squash-on-merge because of the merge commits. Could you take another look? |
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Scope The diff matches the PR body. The title names only llhttp and wasi-libc, but the diff also adds amaro-wasm and wasm-bindgen-cli. packages/node-24 is outside the change and still ships the upstream blobs. See the finding.
Clobber None. The diff deletes no lines, and git log on the three build scripts shows that the #966 and #1133 work stays in place.
Correctness I read all of rebuild-llhttp-wasm.py. The wasm opcode walker, the gate, the splice, the census and the CLI show no defect. The census fails closed on undecodable carriers, and --wasm paths resolve before -C. The rustc source sha in amaro-wasm equals the sha in packages/rust/build.ncl. All earlier review threads are addressed at this head, and I did not raise them again. The llhttp-wasm-rebuild package has no license_spdx, which the report-only license lint lists as missing.
Design question, no finding packages/binaryen exists and does not depend on node, but the PR body gives no reason to skip wasm-opt. The PR body also has no parser performance measurement for the unoptimized blobs.
Not checked I did not build anything or run the selftest. The evidence in the PR body is amd64 only and is mostly from b0ec739, before e9033a4 moved the next census. The PR checklist item for a green build on the new head is still open. The arm64 result of --allow-raw usr/bin/node=2 has no evidence. Network checks were denied, so the wasm-bindgen repository redirect is unverified. I did not run gitleaks or trivy. I read the diff and saw no credential, and no lockfile changed. Printed text: the diff adds only build-time output, so that check found nothing in scope.
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low · This change roots the wasm in node and node-lts, but packages/node-24 is the same line and keeps the upstream blobs. packages/node-24/build.ncl says it uses the same configure as node-lts, is at 24.22.2, and has no llvm, wasi-libc, llhttp-wasm-rebuild or amaro-wasm dependency. A user who selects node-24 still gets wasm that we did not compile, and no census reports it. Add the same steps to node-24, or state the exclusion and track it in an issue. This is the only other node runtime package.
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low · The comment says that installed wasm is exactly the rebuilt blobs, but --expect usr/bin/node=2+ accepts one blob fewer than the binary carries. The binary carries three: the undici pair and amaro. The PR evidence reports 5 blobs in total, and 2 of them are in npm's undici. With 2+, the census still passes if any one of the three stops being visible in usr/bin/node. Use --expect usr/bin/node=3. The same line is in packages/node-lts/build.sh:103, so the fix applies to both files.
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low · source_provenance names rustwasm/wasm-bindgen. To my knowledge the rustwasm org was retired in 2025 and this project moved to wasm-bindgen/wasm-bindgen. AGENTS.md requires the canonical owner and repo, because a stale value sends later version checks to the old repository. I could not confirm the redirect, because network checks were denied. Run curl -sIL https://github.com/rustwasm/wasm-bindgen, and update owner if it redirects. This is the only package in the repo that names this repository.
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nit · This comment tells the history of a review on this PR, not what the code does. The line before it already gives the reason for the order. Remove the parenthetical line. The addon exception is already described at lines 207-209.
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nit · The header says the helper is for node and node-lts, but next also uses it. Line 15 of this file names all three. The script also splices amaro's module, so the llhttp description is narrower than the tool. Update the comment.
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nit · Nothing reads the copied wasm.js. node and node-lts splice only wasm_bg.wasm and keep the glue in amaro's dist/index.js. The modules test also reads only wasm_bg.wasm. Remove this copy unless a planned consumer needs it.
Update 2026-10-22: re-derived on node 26.12.1 / node-lts 24.22.1 (#968)
#968 merged first, with nodejs.org as the source for both lines and no carried patches. This branch merged main (8424eab) and re-derived every pin from the 26.12.1 / 24.22.1 trees (b0ec739). The versions are forwarded from
build.ncl(undici,undici_llhttp,npm_undici,amaro), so a bump is one edit.deps/undici/src/package.jsondeps/undici/src/deps/llhttp/include/llhttp.hdeps/npm/node_modules/undici/package.jsondeps/amaro/package.jsonab4573a0/18403ee5(unchanged)57184a16/2434215e(unchanged)deps/undici/undici.jsb96063c7/989f2025(unchanged)79c79a0b(unchanged)8d7f6dd7->79c79a0bdeps/amaro/dist/index.jsSo the decoded blobs did not change for the undici bumps; only the version tripwires and node-lts's amaro pin moved. Two upstream changes needed tool fixes:
build/wasm.jstobuild/llhttp.js, with the same pinned flag lines.rebuild-llhttp-wasm.pyaccepts exactly one of the two; the selftest covers the rename and both-or-neither.deps/undici/src/lib/milo/{simd,no-simd}.js(2833147b,ac630779). node's bundledundici.jscompiles milo out (var { H1Parser, getMiloEnabled } = false ? null : {}), so they are never installed; node'sbuild.shdeletes them before the census, like undici's own llhttp source blobs. Negative control: with them present, the pre-build census fails naming exactly those two.amaro-wasmnow builds 1.1.11 only.Evidence (remote session
n817on b0ec739, fresh activate,--rebuild):cmpequal,f063fb73), node-lts (19m48s), node (22m13s), next: all built.llhttp_execute, npm undicirequire, loopbackfetch), installed census PASS (2,039 / 2,093 files, 5 blobs + V8's two allowed type-only modules).min checkfor node, node-lts, next, llhttp-wasm-rebuild, amaro-wasm, wasi-libc, wasm-bindgen-cli: every check Pass, no Skip (standalone tests included).6c4db389/f6e5cb72; node-lts llhttpa5626a0b/178810b2; npm-undici pair7101c008/81e5e1c1, identical across node, node-lts and next; amarof063fb73, identical in node and node-lts. They do not equal upstream's bytes (upstream runs binaryenwasm-opt; we do not), as stated below.tests/tls-trust,[upstream]pinned to b0ec739): live and offline, node 26.12.1 and node-lts 24.22.1, rowsnode,node-sysca,node-blocklist(live) all FIXED; SELFTEST FIXED, NEGCONTROL VULNERABLE in every run.#966 (merged 10-23):
next/build.shuses #966's$BUILD_ROOT, and next's census runs after the SWC addon and sharp install, with one explicit--allow-pathfor the x64 addon's embedded wasm module (upstream's sha-pinned prebuilt; #985 tracks building it from source). #1133 (merged since): node and node-lts trust the system CA store; 0b373db merges it, and its--openssl-use-def-ca-store, ca-certificates runtime dep andsystem_ca_store_defaulttest sit alongside the splices and censuses unchanged.What
packages/node(26.12.1) andpackages/node-lts(24.22.1) each ship five foreign WebAssembly binaries, carried as base64 inside JS:the llhttp parser pair js2c'd into
usr/bin/node(undici 8.12.2; node-lts 7.30.1), the older pair in npm'svendored undici (6.28.0 in both), and amaro's swc TypeScript stripper (1.1.11 in both). This PR rebuilds all of them from the in-tree llhttp C with our clang and
splices them in, so neither package ships wasm we did not compile.
New
packages/wasi-libc(tag wasi-sdk-21 = the 0.20231215 libc upstream's builder used),built with our clang. CPU pinned to
-mcpu=mvp -mmutable-globals, because clang 21's defaultturns on features the shipped blobs never used. Tests:
no_bulk_memory,reactor_link.New
packages/llhttp-wasm-rebuild: shipsrebuild-llhttp-wasm.py(stdlib Python) once, runs itsselftest at build time, and is a build dep of both node packages. Local files cannot reach outside
their package directory, so this replaces two identical copies.
packages/node,packages/node-lts: the script does the following:build/wasm.jsflags;--no-wasm-opt;use no wasm feature the shipped blob lacks;
Never-installed copies are deleted (undici's own
src/lib/llhttpblobs, and on node 26 the twosrc/lib/milocarriers undici 8.12 vendors, which node's bundled undici.js compiles out). amaro'smodule is rebuilt from swc by
packages/amaro-wasmand spliced the same way (no--without-amaro;the next line is historical),
which is another foreign wasm.
packages/next(16.4.1, via a merge of main): its edge runtime carries npm-undici's llhttp pair(the same shas node's npm undici ships) base64 in four files:
edge-runtime/index.js,@edge-runtime/primitives/{fetch,load}.jsand@vercel/blob/index.cjs. The pair is rebuilt fromundici-6.28.0(already mirrored) and spliced 8 times. A census over the installed next tree thenallows the rebuilt blobs plus an exact-path list of the wasm that is still upstream's: @mswjs llhttp
(test mode), og resvg/yoga, webpack and loader-utils xxhash64/md4, source-map08. Any new carrier
fails the build.
Checked on the npm-published 16.4.1 installed tree: 8/8 splices,
CENSUS PASS files=10336 blobs=8,smoke passes and the edge runtime loads.
Post-install census: allows exactly the 4 rebuilt blobs. It also allows exactly 2 bare
wasm headers in
usr/bin/node,--allow-raw usr/bin/node=2. Those are V8'sRuntime_WasmArray/Runtime_WasmStructtest modules (runtime-test-wasm.cc), which holdonly a type section and no code.
Decisions
Not in scope: next still ships the prebuilt
@next/swc-linux-*native binary (~90 MB, Rust), whichnpm installs as an optional dependency. Rooting it means building next's napi crate from source, a
nightly-Rust job tracked separately.
Blobs will not match upstream bytes, because upstream runs binaryen
wasm-opt. The guaranteeis: rebuilt from source, self-reproducible, same imports, exports and features.
node x.tstype stripping is dropped.packages/amaro-wasm), so type stripping stays;type_striptests cover it.llhttp.c/.h are accepted as self-emitted source: they are llparse output, the same class as
npm's dist JS.
node-lts is included. 20 packages import it, so merging cold-rebuilds them and their dependents.
The node-lts Source moves to the staging mirror.Reverted per review: since Update node to 26.12.1 and node-lts to 24.22.1 (security; upstream eMudhra fix, drop carried patches) #968 both node and node-lts use the nodejs.org release tarball.Evidence (lab, cg-fresh amd64)
P0 probe
node-wasm-probe-v2.sh:NW2_P0_OK PINS_OK NO_LEXER FLAGS_OK SYSROOT_OK RT_UNNEEDED TABLES_OK SMOKE_OK DET_OK SPLICE_OK RECIPE_OK NPM_UNDICI_LOADED.P1 recipe rehearsal
node26-rehearsal.sh, three cold rounds:NR_OK SELFTEST_OK SPLICE4_OK CENSUS2_OK SMOKE_OK HOSTCC_GCC AUDIT_NO_BUILDDEP_LEAK TS_REJECTED RUN_OK.llhttp_execute, npm's undici loads, andfetch()works over loopback.usr/bin/nodesha256 7f35a860…P2 runtime-deps audit:
With our clang (
NR_CLANG=pkgs, the default):llvm-21.1.8artifact. It issha-checked against its in-toto subject (f9ccbdd4…), and its inputs are gcc-15.2.0 / glibc-bedrock.
NR_OKfor node and node-lts.clang-21. Two independently built clangs agree.
libc.adiffers, and the objects llhttp links from it come out identical.Lab-only stand-ins, logged by the rehearsal:
so node's bundled copies stand in for them.
node-lts rehearsal (same script with
NR_PKG=node-lts):NR_OK, with the same gates.usr/bin/node2174f84e…Before merge
wasi-libc-wasi-sdk-21.tar.gz,undici-6.28.0.tar.gz,undici-6.26.0.tar.gz,node-v24.19.0.tar.gz.minimal buildgreen on 029f3df (before the script moved into its own package and next joined).minimal buildgreen on the new head.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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