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Hello, stable Array.prototype.sort(). |
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This version is also affected by nodejs/node-v8#77 /cc @refack who's been working on it. |
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Pushed temporary fixes for nodejs/node-v8#77 and nodejs/node-v8#78. CI: https://ci.nodejs.org/job/node-test-pull-request/17087/ |
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Just confirming, this will release with nodejs 11 right? |
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@AyushG3112 That's the plan |
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@nodejs/platform-smartos There is a small error with |
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There are missing postmortem metadata constants: |
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@nodejs/platform-ppc something related to WASM seems broken: |
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Ping @nodejs/platform-smartos @nodejs/platform-ppc |
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@john-yan Please look at the ppc issue and comment here. |
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Hello Michael, I am aware of the errors and trying to fix asap |
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Hello @targos , the ppc Atomic errors shown in https://ci.nodejs.org/job/node-test-commit-v8-linux/1675/#showFailuresLink are skipped by https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/1217003 as I64Atomic operations are not yet supported on the platform. |
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Thanks @john-yan, I just included the changes. CI: https://ci.nodejs.org/job/node-test-pull-request/17231/ |
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@cjihrig maybe you can have a look at the postmortem issues? There is a small error with There are missing postmortem metadata constants: |
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I'll take a look. |
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@targos please cherry pick cjihrig@3ea5acc for the test fix and cjihrig@38a738d for SmartOS compilation. |
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@cjihrig Done. Thanks a lot! |
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Only nodejs/node-v8#78 remains. /cc @ofrobots |
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Notable changes: * Build * FreeBSD 10 is no longer supported.[#22617](#22617) * `child_process` * The default value of the `windowsHide` option has been changed to `true`. [#21316](#21316) * `console` * `console.countReset()` will emit a warning if the timer being reset does not exist. [#21649](#21649) * `console.time()` will no longer reset a timer if it already exists. [#20442](#20442) * Dependencies * V8 has been updated to 7.0. [#22754](#22754) * `fs` * The `fs.read()` method now requires a callback. [#22146](#22146) * The previously deprecated `fs.SyncWriteStream` utility has been removed.[#20735](#20735) * `http` * The `http`, `https`, and `tls` modules now use the WHATWG URL parser by default. [#20270](#20270) * General * Use of `process.binding()` has been deprecated. Userland code using `process.binding()` should re-evaluate that use and begin migrating. If there are no supported API alternatives, please open an issue in the Node.js GitHub repository so that a suitable alternative may be discussed. * An experimental implementation of `queueMicrotask()` has been added. [#22951](#22951) * Internal * Windows performance-counter support has been removed. [#22485](#22485) * The `--expose-http2` command-line option has been removed. [#20887](#20887) * Timers * Interval timers will be rescheduled even if previous interval threw an error. [#20002](#20002) * `util` * The WHATWG `TextEncoder` and `TextDecoder` are now globals. [#22281](#22281) * `util.inspect()` output size is limited to 128 MB by default. [#22756](#22756) * A runtime warning will be emitted when `NODE_DEBUG` is set for either `http` or `http2`. [#21914](#21914)
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Notable changes: * Build * FreeBSD 10 is no longer supported.[#22617](#22617) * `child_process` * The default value of the `windowsHide` option has been changed to `true`. [#21316](#21316) * `console` * `console.countReset()` will emit a warning if the timer being reset does not exist. [#21649](#21649) * `console.time()` will no longer reset a timer if it already exists. [#20442](#20442) * Dependencies * V8 has been updated to 7.0. [#22754](#22754) * `fs` * The `fs.read()` method now requires a callback. [#22146](#22146) * The previously deprecated `fs.SyncWriteStream` utility has been removed.[#20735](#20735) * `http` * The `http`, `https`, and `tls` modules now use the WHATWG URL parser by default. [#20270](#20270) * General * Use of `process.binding()` has been deprecated. Userland code using `process.binding()` should re-evaluate that use and begin migrating. If there are no supported API alternatives, please open an issue in the Node.js GitHub repository so that a suitable alternative may be discussed. * An experimental implementation of `queueMicrotask()` has been added. [#22951](#22951) * Internal * Windows performance-counter support has been removed. [#22485](#22485) * The `--expose-http2` command-line option has been removed. [#20887](#20887) * Timers * Interval timers will be rescheduled even if previous interval threw an error. [#20002](#20002) * `util` * The WHATWG `TextEncoder` and `TextDecoder` are now globals. [#22281](#22281) * `util.inspect()` output size is limited to 128 MB by default. [#22756](#22756) * A runtime warning will be emitted when `NODE_DEBUG` is set for either `http` or `http2`. [#21914](#21914)
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Notable changes: * Build * FreeBSD 10 is no longer supported.[nodejs#22617](nodejs#22617) * `child_process` * The default value of the `windowsHide` option has been changed to `true`. [nodejs#21316](nodejs#21316) * `console` * `console.countReset()` will emit a warning if the timer being reset does not exist. [nodejs#21649](nodejs#21649) * `console.time()` will no longer reset a timer if it already exists. [nodejs#20442](nodejs#20442) * Dependencies * V8 has been updated to 7.0. [nodejs#22754](nodejs#22754) * `fs` * The `fs.read()` method now requires a callback. [nodejs#22146](nodejs#22146) * The previously deprecated `fs.SyncWriteStream` utility has been removed.[nodejs#20735](nodejs#20735) * `http` * The `http`, `https`, and `tls` modules now use the WHATWG URL parser by default. [nodejs#20270](nodejs#20270) * General * Use of `process.binding()` has been deprecated. Userland code using `process.binding()` should re-evaluate that use and begin migrating. If there are no supported API alternatives, please open an issue in the Node.js GitHub repository so that a suitable alternative may be discussed. * An experimental implementation of `queueMicrotask()` has been added. [nodejs#22951](nodejs#22951) * Internal * Windows performance-counter support has been removed. [nodejs#22485](nodejs#22485) * The `--expose-http2` command-line option has been removed. [nodejs#20887](nodejs#20887) * Timers * Interval timers will be rescheduled even if previous interval threw an error. [nodejs#20002](nodejs#20002) * `util` * The WHATWG `TextEncoder` and `TextDecoder` are now globals. [nodejs#22281](nodejs#22281) * `util.inspect()` output size is limited to 128 MB by default. [nodejs#22756](nodejs#22756) * A runtime warning will be emitted when `NODE_DEBUG` is set for either `http` or `http2`. [nodejs#21914](nodejs#21914)
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Notable changes: * Build * FreeBSD 10 is no longer supported.[#22617](nodejs/node#22617) * `child_process` * The default value of the `windowsHide` option has been changed to `true`. [#21316](nodejs/node#21316) * `console` * `console.countReset()` will emit a warning if the timer being reset does not exist. [#21649](nodejs/node#21649) * `console.time()` will no longer reset a timer if it already exists. [#20442](nodejs/node#20442) * Dependencies * V8 has been updated to 7.0. [#22754](nodejs/node#22754) * `fs` * The `fs.read()` method now requires a callback. [#22146](nodejs/node#22146) * The previously deprecated `fs.SyncWriteStream` utility has been removed.[#20735](nodejs/node#20735) * `http` * The `http`, `https`, and `tls` modules now use the WHATWG URL parser by default. [#20270](nodejs/node#20270) * General * Use of `process.binding()` has been deprecated. Userland code using `process.binding()` should re-evaluate that use and begin migrating. If there are no supported API alternatives, please open an issue in the Node.js GitHub repository so that a suitable alternative may be discussed. * An experimental implementation of `queueMicrotask()` has been added. [#22951](nodejs/node#22951) * Internal * Windows performance-counter support has been removed. [#22485](nodejs/node#22485) * The `--expose-http2` command-line option has been removed. [#20887](nodejs/node#20887) * Timers * Interval timers will be rescheduled even if previous interval threw an error. [#20002](nodejs/node#20002) * `util` * The WHATWG `TextEncoder` and `TextDecoder` are now globals. [#22281](nodejs/node#22281) * `util.inspect()` output size is limited to 128 MB by default. [#22756](nodejs/node#22756) * A runtime warning will be emitted when `NODE_DEBUG` is set for either `http` or `http2`. [#21914](nodejs/node#21914)
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Notable changes: * Build * FreeBSD 10 is no longer supported.[#22617](nodejs/node#22617) * `child_process` * The default value of the `windowsHide` option has been changed to `true`. [#21316](nodejs/node#21316) * `console` * `console.countReset()` will emit a warning if the timer being reset does not exist. [#21649](nodejs/node#21649) * `console.time()` will no longer reset a timer if it already exists. [#20442](nodejs/node#20442) * Dependencies * V8 has been updated to 7.0. [#22754](nodejs/node#22754) * `fs` * The `fs.read()` method now requires a callback. [#22146](nodejs/node#22146) * The previously deprecated `fs.SyncWriteStream` utility has been removed.[#20735](nodejs/node#20735) * `http` * The `http`, `https`, and `tls` modules now use the WHATWG URL parser by default. [#20270](nodejs/node#20270) * General * Use of `process.binding()` has been deprecated. Userland code using `process.binding()` should re-evaluate that use and begin migrating. If there are no supported API alternatives, please open an issue in the Node.js GitHub repository so that a suitable alternative may be discussed. * An experimental implementation of `queueMicrotask()` has been added. [#22951](nodejs/node#22951) * Internal * Windows performance-counter support has been removed. [#22485](nodejs/node#22485) * The `--expose-http2` command-line option has been removed. [#20887](nodejs/node#20887) * Timers * Interval timers will be rescheduled even if previous interval threw an error. [#20002](nodejs/node#20002) * `util` * The WHATWG `TextEncoder` and `TextDecoder` are now globals. [#22281](nodejs/node#22281) * `util.inspect()` output size is limited to 128 MB by default. [#22756](nodejs/node#22756) * A runtime warning will be emitted when `NODE_DEBUG` is set for either `http` or `http2`. [#21914](nodejs/node#21914)
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Due to an update in the v8 runtime, Node.js `Array.prototype.sort()` is now stable (See [here](nodejs/node#22754 (comment))). These changes allow for tests to pass on both Node.js 10 and 11. Fixes #3445
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For the signature `Array.prototype.sort((a, b) => rt)`
`rt` encodes the sorting positions as follows [1]:
- `rt < 0`: a should go first
- `rt = 0`: same position
- `rt > 0`: b should go first
Node version 11 bundles an updated v8 engine [2]. One of the changes is
a different sorting algorithm for Array.prototype.sort.
Quicksort was replaced by Timsort[3], a stable sorting algorithm.
Node v12 (new LTS) has the same updated behaviour.
For an arbitrary sorted array every comparision would yield 0 or 1.
Our comparision function using `rt = a > b`, is not sufficient anymore,
as it would yield the signature of a sorted array and no changes are
made to the sequence accordingly.
The fix is simple: adjust the return value of 0 to -1.
There should be only one entity per unique path, so we can omit the rt=0
case.
Here is a minimal demo of the unit test
test/unit/src/Project/ProjectControllerTests.js
"ProjectController"
-> "projectEntitiesJson"
-> "should produce a list of entities"
For future reference I kept the nvm output referencing the used node
version (Running node ...) in place.
Using the current sorting function
```
$ nvm run v10 -e 'console.log(
[{ path: "/things/b.txt", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/main.tex", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/things/a.txt", type: "file" }
].sort((a, b) => {
const rt = a.path > b.path
console.log("comparing", a.path, b.path, rt)
return rt}))'
Running node v10.17.0 (npm v6.12.1)
comparing /things/b.txt /main.tex true
comparing /things/b.txt /things/a.txt true
comparing /main.tex /things/a.txt false
[ { path: '/main.tex', type: 'doc' },
{ path: '/things/a.txt', type: 'file' },
{ path: '/things/b.txt', type: 'doc' } ]
$ nvm run v11 -e 'console.log(
[{ path: "/things/b.txt", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/main.tex", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/things/a.txt", type: "file" }
].sort((a, b) => {
const rt = a.path > b.path
console.log("comparing", a.path, b.path, rt)
return rt}))'
Running node v11.15.0 (npm v6.12.1)
comparing /main.tex /things/b.txt false
comparing /things/a.txt /main.tex true
[ { path: '/things/b.txt', type: 'doc' },
{ path: '/main.tex', type: 'doc' },
{ path: '/things/a.txt', type: 'file' } ]
```
Using the adjusted return value
```
$ nvm run v10 -e 'console.log(
[{ path: "/things/b.txt", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/main.tex", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/things/a.txt", type: "file" }
].sort((a, b) => {
const rt = a.path > b.path ? 1 : -1
console.log("comparing", a.path, b.path, rt)
return rt}))'
Running node v10.17.0 (npm v6.12.1)
comparing /things/b.txt /main.tex 1
comparing /things/b.txt /things/a.txt 1
comparing /main.tex /things/a.txt -1
[ { path: '/main.tex', type: 'doc' },
{ path: '/things/a.txt', type: 'file' },
{ path: '/things/b.txt', type: 'doc' } ]
$ nvm run v11 -e 'console.log(
[{ path: "/things/b.txt", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/main.tex", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/things/a.txt", type: "file" }
].sort((a, b) => {
const rt = a.path > b.path ? 1 : -1
console.log("comparing", a.path, b.path, rt)
return rt}))'
Running node v11.15.0 (npm v6.12.1)
comparing /main.tex /things/b.txt -1
comparing /things/a.txt /main.tex 1
comparing /things/a.txt /things/b.txt -1
comparing /things/a.txt /main.tex 1
[ { path: '/main.tex', type: 'doc' },
{ path: '/things/a.txt', type: 'file' },
{ path: '/things/b.txt', type: 'doc' } ]
```
---
[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/sort#Description
[2] nodejs/node#22754
[3] https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/1186801
Signed-off-by: Jakob Ackermann <das7pad@outlook.com>
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For the signature `Array.prototype.sort((a, b) => rt)`
`rt` encodes the sorting positions as follows [1]:
- `rt < 0`: a should go first
- `rt = 0`: same position
- `rt > 0`: b should go first
Node version 11 bundles an updated v8 engine [2]. One of the changes is
a different sorting algorithm for Array.prototype.sort.
Quicksort was replaced by Timsort[3], a stable sorting algorithm.
Node v12 (new LTS) has the same updated behaviour.
For an arbitrary sorted array every comparision would yield 0 or 1.
Our comparision function using `rt = a > b`, is not sufficient anymore,
as it would yield the signature of a sorted array and no changes are
made to the sequence accordingly.
The fix is simple: adjust the return value of 0 to -1.
There should be only one entity per unique path, so we can omit the rt=0
case.
Here is a minimal demo of the unit test
test/unit/src/Project/ProjectControllerTests.js
"ProjectController"
-> "projectEntitiesJson"
-> "should produce a list of entities"
For future reference I kept the nvm output referencing the used node
version (Running node ...) in place.
Using the current sorting function
```
$ nvm run v10 -e 'console.log(
[{ path: "/things/b.txt", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/main.tex", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/things/a.txt", type: "file" }
].sort((a, b) => {
const rt = a.path > b.path
console.log("comparing", a.path, b.path, rt)
return rt}))'
Running node v10.17.0 (npm v6.12.1)
comparing /things/b.txt /main.tex true
comparing /things/b.txt /things/a.txt true
comparing /main.tex /things/a.txt false
[ { path: '/main.tex', type: 'doc' },
{ path: '/things/a.txt', type: 'file' },
{ path: '/things/b.txt', type: 'doc' } ]
$ nvm run v11 -e 'console.log(
[{ path: "/things/b.txt", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/main.tex", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/things/a.txt", type: "file" }
].sort((a, b) => {
const rt = a.path > b.path
console.log("comparing", a.path, b.path, rt)
return rt}))'
Running node v11.15.0 (npm v6.12.1)
comparing /main.tex /things/b.txt false
comparing /things/a.txt /main.tex true
[ { path: '/things/b.txt', type: 'doc' },
{ path: '/main.tex', type: 'doc' },
{ path: '/things/a.txt', type: 'file' } ]
```
Using the adjusted return value
```
$ nvm run v10 -e 'console.log(
[{ path: "/things/b.txt", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/main.tex", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/things/a.txt", type: "file" }
].sort((a, b) => {
const rt = a.path > b.path ? 1 : -1
console.log("comparing", a.path, b.path, rt)
return rt}))'
Running node v10.17.0 (npm v6.12.1)
comparing /things/b.txt /main.tex 1
comparing /things/b.txt /things/a.txt 1
comparing /main.tex /things/a.txt -1
[ { path: '/main.tex', type: 'doc' },
{ path: '/things/a.txt', type: 'file' },
{ path: '/things/b.txt', type: 'doc' } ]
$ nvm run v11 -e 'console.log(
[{ path: "/things/b.txt", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/main.tex", type: "doc" },
{ path: "/things/a.txt", type: "file" }
].sort((a, b) => {
const rt = a.path > b.path ? 1 : -1
console.log("comparing", a.path, b.path, rt)
return rt}))'
Running node v11.15.0 (npm v6.12.1)
comparing /main.tex /things/b.txt -1
comparing /things/a.txt /main.tex 1
comparing /things/a.txt /things/b.txt -1
comparing /things/a.txt /main.tex 1
[ { path: '/main.tex', type: 'doc' },
{ path: '/things/a.txt', type: 'file' },
{ path: '/things/b.txt', type: 'doc' } ]
```
---
[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/sort#Description
[2] nodejs/node#22754
[3] https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/1186801
Signed-off-by: Jakob Ackermann <das7pad@outlook.com>
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Align with stable `Array.prototype.sort` in Node.js 12.x References: - https://v8.dev/features/stable-sort - nodejs/node#22754 (comment)
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Align with stable `Array.prototype.sort` in Node.js 12.x References: - https://v8.dev/features/stable-sort - nodejs/node#22754 (comment)
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Align with stable `Array.prototype.sort` in Node.js 12.x References: - https://v8.dev/features/stable-sort - nodejs/node#22754 (comment)
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ETA: Oct 16th, 2018
Issues to fix:
failing test-trace-events-dynamic-enable node-v8#78https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/v8/v8/+/1235927v8ustack.d(SmartOS)