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fix(rollup): delegate dynamic import of internal chunks to rollup (#577) - #578
When rollup.emitCJS: true is configured, dynamic imports of local internal modules (e.g. await import("./plugin")) were rewritten to import('./chunks/plugin.cjs') in CommonJS output because the preserveDynamicImports plugin unconditionally returned { left: "import(", right: ")" }.
When Node.js loads a CommonJS file via import(), it assigns module.exports to the default export property of the synthetic module namespace. Consequently, (await import("./plugin")).default evaluates to { default: [Function: plugin] } instead of the actual exported default value.
Solution
In renderDynamicImport, check if targetModuleId or targetChunk is present (indicating an internal chunk/module).
When target is internal, return null so Rollup handles the dynamic import using its standard loader according to the output format (e.g. Promise.resolve().then(() => require(...)) in CommonJS, and import(...) in ESM).
When target is external (targetModuleId is null/undefined), preserve dynamic import(...) as before.
Added unit tests in test/rollup.test.ts verifying both internal and external dynamic import handling.
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Bug Fixes
Dynamic imports now preserve the correct handling of external modules while allowing internal imports to be processed by the bundler. This improves compatibility when building projects that use dynamic imports.
The Rollup preserveDynamicImports plugin now checks target fields before preserving dynamic import wrappers. A test verifies its output for external and internal targets.
The plugin returns null when targetModuleId or targetChunk is truthy. Otherwise, it returns the existing import wrappers. The test checks external and internal targets.
The internal-import fix leaves a narrow compatibility regression for CJS builds that disable dynamicImportInCjs: external modules using top-level await can fail to load. Default builds are unaffected; merging requires awareness of this limitation.
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[#577] Objective: with rollup.emitCJS: true, a dynamic import of an internal module must keep its default export in CJS output. The change in src/builders/rollup/config.ts (renderDynamicImport of the …
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The whole-PR diff against the merge base (cf1c303) changes two files. src/builders/rollup/config.ts changes only the renderDynamicImport hook of the preserve-dynamic-imports plugin, which is the code …
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The title names the main change: the rollup preserveDynamicImports plugin now hands dynamic imports of internal chunks back to Rollup instead of keeping them as import() calls. The title refers to the fix scope (rollup) and the affected behavior (dynamic imports of internal chunks). The changeset matches this: renderDynamicImport returns null for internal targets, and tests cover internal and external cases. The title is specific and concise, and it references the linked issue number #577 as the PR title does.
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[#577] Objective: with rollup.emitCJS: true, a dynamic import of an internal module must keep its default export in CJS output. The change in src/builders/rollup/config.ts (renderDynamicImport of the unbuild=preserve-dynamic-imports plugin) reads targetModuleId and targetChunk. When either is truthy, the hook returns null. Rollup then emits its standard loader for the output format, which the issue identifies as Rollup's require() path returning the expected default export. When both are absent, the hook still returns { left: "import(", right: ")" }, so external dynamic imports keep import(...). test/rollup.test.ts adds a unit test that checks these three cases: external target (both null) returns the import wrapper, internal targetModuleId returns null, and internal targetChunk returns null. The code path matches the requirement. Limit: the tests call the hook directly. No full build of the issue reproduction was run, so the emitted CJS output is established from Rollup behavior described in the issue and PR text, not from an executed build.
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The whole-PR diff against the merge base (cf1c303) changes two files. src/builders/rollup/config.ts changes only the renderDynamicImport hook of the preserve-dynamic-imports plugin, which is the code path named in #577. test/rollup.test.ts is a new test file that covers that same hook. No other files are changed. No unrelated changes were found.
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The external test passes null, but Rollup supplies an ID for a resolved external import. The hook assertions also do not check the generated default-export value. Add build tests that check external import preservation and the internal default export in CJS and ESM output.
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Review comment at @test/rollup.test.ts around lines 36 - 61:
Extend the Rollup build tests beyond direct plugin.renderDynamicImport hook
assertions: cover a resolved external import with its non-null ID and verify
that the generated output preserves import(...). Also build internal dynamic
imports targeting a default export and assert the emitted value is correct in
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Review comments at @src/builders/rollup/config.ts:
- Around line 158-168: Update renderDynamicImport to distinguish resolved
external module IDs from internal modules before returning null. When
dynamicImportInCjs is false, preserve native import syntax for external modules
so Rollup does not convert them to require(); retain the existing delegation
behavior for internal modules, using Rollup’s available resolution information.
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Review comments at @test/rollup.test.ts:
- Around line 36-61: Extend the Rollup build tests beyond direct
plugin.renderDynamicImport hook assertions: cover a resolved external import
with its non-null ID and verify that the generated output preserves import(...).
Also build internal dynamic imports targeting a default export and assert the
emitted value is correct in both CJS and ESM formats.
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When rollup.output.dynamicImportInCjs is false, this hook delegates resolved external imports to Rollup, which converts them to require(). An external ESM module with top-level await then fails to load. Distinguish external module IDs from internal modules before returning null.
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Review comment at @src/builders/rollup/config.ts around lines 158 - 168:
Update renderDynamicImport to distinguish resolved external module IDs from
internal modules before returning null. When dynamicImportInCjs is false,
preserve native import syntax for external modules so Rollup does not convert
them to require(); retain the existing delegation behavior for internal modules,
using Rollup’s available resolution information.
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Resolves #577.
Problem
When
rollup.emitCJS: trueis configured, dynamic imports of local internal modules (e.g.await import("./plugin")) were rewritten toimport('./chunks/plugin.cjs')in CommonJS output because thepreserveDynamicImportsplugin unconditionally returned{ left: "import(", right: ")" }.When Node.js loads a CommonJS file via
import(), it assignsmodule.exportsto thedefaultexport property of the synthetic module namespace. Consequently,(await import("./plugin")).defaultevaluates to{ default: [Function: plugin] }instead of the actual exported default value.Solution
renderDynamicImport, check iftargetModuleIdortargetChunkis present (indicating an internal chunk/module).nullso Rollup handles the dynamic import using its standard loader according to the output format (e.g.Promise.resolve().then(() => require(...))in CommonJS, andimport(...)in ESM).targetModuleIdis null/undefined), preserve dynamicimport(...)as before.test/rollup.test.tsverifying both internal and external dynamic import handling.Summary by CodeRabbit