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  • Chores
    • Updated build scripts to allow optional use of a custom memory allocator, requiring explicit opt-in.
    • Adjusted internal configuration to make the memory allocator feature optional by default.

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The changes introduce a new feature flag called allocator in the napi crate, making the mimalloc-safe dependency optional and only used when this feature is enabled. The conditional compilation for the global allocator in Rust is updated to require this feature flag in addition to existing target checks. The build scripts in package.json are adjusted to explicitly enable the allocator feature during release builds, and the postbuild script is renamed for clarity.

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File(s) Change Summary
napi/Cargo.toml Made mimalloc-safe dependency optional; added [features] section with allocator feature.
napi/src/lib.rs Updated global allocator setup to require the allocator feature flag in addition to target checks.
package.json Modified build scripts to use the allocator feature for release; renamed postbuild script.

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    participant BuildScript
    participant Cargo
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    User->>BuildScript: Run build script (with or without --features allocator)
    BuildScript->>Cargo: Invoke cargo build (with selected features)
    Cargo->>RustCompiler: Compile with feature flags
    alt allocator feature enabled and target supported
        RustCompiler->>RustCompiler: Set global allocator to mimalloc_safe
    else
        RustCompiler->>RustCompiler: Use default allocator
    end
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With scripts now aware and dependencies light,
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napi/src/lib.rs (1)

1-6: Feature gate added to global allocator configuration

The change correctly adds the feature = "allocator" condition to the global allocator configuration, making mimalloc usage optional based on the new feature flag.

package.json (1)

26-26: Build script updated to include allocator feature

The build script has been modified to use the new allocator feature flag when building for release. This properly aligns with the changes in Cargo.toml that make mimalloc optional.

napi/Cargo.toml (3)

21-21: Made mimalloc-safe dependency optional on non-Linux platforms

This change correctly makes the mimalloc-safe dependency optional, allowing it to be conditionally included.


24-24: Made mimalloc-safe dependency optional on Linux platforms

This change correctly makes the mimalloc-safe dependency optional on Linux platforms, consistent with the change for other platforms.


29-31: Added feature flag for allocator

The new features section with an empty default set and an explicit allocator feature correctly sets up the optional allocator dependency. This allows users to explicitly enable mimalloc when needed.

@Boshen Boshen force-pushed the 05-05-chore_make_mimalloc_optional_to_build branch from 63387e5 to e6abf05 Compare May 5, 2025 03:26
@Boshen Boshen merged commit 6667579 into main May 5, 2025
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Boshen pushed a commit that referenced this pull request May 9, 2025
## 🤖 New release

* `oxc_resolver`: 8.0.0 -> 9.0.0 (⚠ API breaking changes)
* `oxc_napi_resolver`: 8.0.0

### ⚠ `oxc_resolver` breaking changes

```text
--- failure constructible_struct_adds_field: externally-constructible struct adds field ---

Description:
A pub struct constructible with a struct literal has a new pub field. Existing struct literals must be updated to include the new field.
        ref: https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/expressions/struct-expr.html
       impl: https://github.com/obi1kenobi/cargo-semver-checks/tree/v0.40.0/src/lints/constructible_struct_adds_field.ron

Failed in:
  field ResolveOptions.modules in /tmp/.tmpTBvVad/oxc-resolver/src/options.rs:114

--- failure trait_method_added: pub trait method added ---

Description:
A non-sealed public trait added a new method without a default implementation, which breaks downstream implementations of the trait
        ref: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/semver.html#trait-new-item-no-default
       impl: https://github.com/obi1kenobi/cargo-semver-checks/tree/v0.40.0/src/lints/trait_method_added.ron

Failed in:
  trait method oxc_resolver::CachedPath::module_directory in file /tmp/.tmpTBvVad/oxc-resolver/src/cache.rs:69
  trait method oxc_resolver::CachedPath::cached_node_modules in file /tmp/.tmpTBvVad/oxc-resolver/src/cache.rs:76
```

<details><summary><i><b>Changelog</b></i></summary><p>

## `oxc_resolver`

<blockquote>

##
[9.0.0](oxc_resolver-v8.0.0...oxc_resolver-v9.0.0)
- 2025-05-09

### <!-- 1 -->Bug Fixes

- hash import does not need to load from node_modules
([#501](#501))

### <!-- 7 -->Chore

- add `--tsconfig` to example
([#505](#505))
- publish `oxc_napi_resolver`
([#496](#496))
</blockquote>

## `oxc_napi_resolver`

<blockquote>

##
[8.0.0](https://github.com/oxc-project/oxc-resolver/releases/tag/oxc_napi_resolver-v8.0.0)
- 2025-05-09

### <!-- 0 -->Features

- *(napi)* add mimalloc
([#423](#423))
- [**breaking**] Rust Edition 2024
([#402](#402))
- expose `package_json_path`
([#376](#376))
- *(napi)* expose module type info in ResolveResult
([#223](#223))
- *(napi)* add tracing via `OXC_LOG:DEBUG`
([#202](#202))
- *(napi)* add async API
([#191](#191))
- add `imports_fields` option
([#138](#138))
- add more builder functions for options
([#110](#110))
- *(napi)* support wasi target
([#31](#31))
- add file_dependencies and missing_dependencies API
([#50](#50))
- *(napi)* expose cloneWithOptions and clearCache methods
([#40](#40))
- *(napi)* update the doc and type for tsconfig references
([#24](#24))
- *(napi)* add options
([#19](#19))
- *(resolver)* add tracing-subscriber feature
([#904](https://github.com/oxc-project/oxc-resolver/pull/904))
- *(resolver)* tsconfig project references
([#862](https://github.com/oxc-project/oxc-resolver/pull/862))
- *(resolver)* add thiserror
([#847](#847))
- *(resolver)* implement nested alias field
([#795](#795))
- *(resolver)* implement tsconfig-paths
([#750](#750))
- *(resolver)* implement configurable `exports_fields` option
([#733](#733))
- *(resolver)* implement `main_fields`
- *(resolver)* implement resolveToContext
([#694](#694))
- *(resolver)* implement restrictions (path only)
([#693](#693))
- *(resolver)* implement fully specified
([#687](#687))
- *(resolver)* imports field
([#681](#681))
- *(resolver)* finish most of exports field
([#674](#674))
- *(resolver)* port the rest of the exports field tests
([#659](#659))
- *(resolver)* implement symlinks
([#582](#582))
- *(resolver)* complete query and fragment parsing
([#579](#579))
- *(resolver)* add preferRelative and preferAbsolute
([#577](#577))
- *(resolver)* implement roots
([#576](#576))
- *(resolver)* implement fallback
([#572](#572))
- *(resolver)* implement enforceExtension
([#566](#566))
- *(resolver)* implement descriptionFiles option
([#565](#565))
- *(resolver)* implement the basics of path alias
([#564](#564))
- *(resolver)* accept different file system implementations
([#562](#562))
- *(resolver)* implement browser field
([#561](#561))
- *(resolver)* implement scoped packages
([#558](#558))
- *(resolver)* port incorrect description file test
([#557](#557))
- *(resolver)* implement extension_alias
([#556](#556))
- *(resolver)* port resolve tests
([#555](#555))
- *(resolver)* resolve extensions
([#549](#549))
- *(resolver)* add resolver test fixtures
([#542](#542))

### <!-- 1 -->Bug Fixes

- hash import does not need to load from node_modules
([#501](#501))
- *(napi)* `new ResolverFactory()` options should be optional
([#256](#256))
- *(napi)* update buggy NAPI-RS versions
([#225](#225))
- canonicalize is not supported on wasi target
([#124](#124))
- resolve "browser" field when "exports" is present
([#59](#59))

### <!-- 4 -->Refactor

- [**breaking**] remove `description_files` option
([#488](#488))
- [**breaking**] remove `modules` options
([#484](#484))
- vitest ([#380](#380))
- apply latest `cargo +nightly fmt`
([#281](#281))
- selectively parse package_json fields instead of parsing everything
([#103](#103))
- *(resolver)* clean up some code and tests
- *(resolver)* change internal funcs to non-pub by moving to unit tests
([#682](#682))

### <!-- 7 -->Chore

- publish `oxc_napi_resolver`
([#496](#496))
- *(napi)* make mimalloc optional to build
([#495](#495))
- *(README)* add wasm usage example
- *(README)* crates.io badge use recent downloads
- *(napi)* auto download wasm binding on webcontainer
([#471](#471))
- use root package.json for napi build
([#469](#469))
- *(deps)* update github-actions
([#444](#444))
- *(deps)* lock file maintenance npm packages
([#436](#436))
- bump napi
([#404](#404))
- *(deps)* lock file maintenance npm packages
([#391](#391))
- *(deps)* lock file maintenance rust crates
([#390](#390))
- *(README)* clarify Rust and node.js usages
- add dprint
([#326](#326))
- *(deps)* update napi-rs to 3.0.0-alpha
- `cargo upgrade` && `pnpm upgrade`
- *(deps)* update napi-rs to 3.0.0-alpha
- update napi changes
- *(deps)* update rust crate napi-derive to 3.0.0-alpha
- *(deps)* update rust crate napi to 3.0.0-alpha
- *(deps)* update napi-rs to 2.16.8
- *(napi)* make napi binary smaller with minimal tracing features
([#213](#213))
- *(napi)* remove tokio
([#212](#212))
- document directory is an absolute path for `resolve(directory,
specifier)`
([#206](#206))
- re-enable the wasi build
([#193](#193))
- use pnpm workspace
([#182](#182))
- *(deps)* update rust crates
([#176](#176))
- *(napi)* update NAPI-RS cli version and binding template
([#111](#111))
- update project github url
- *(deps)* update pnpm to v8.14.1
([#52](#52))
- *(deps)* update pnpm to v8.14.0
([#48](#48))
- *(deps)* update pnpm to v8.13.1
([#42](#42))
- remove FIXME comments
- *(napi)* align `*Fields` user options with enhanced-resolve
([#35](#35))
- *(deps)* update pnpm to v8.12.1
([#21](#21))
- add some doc for napi TsconfigOptions
([#20](#20))
- *(deps)* update pnpm to v8.12.0
([#18](#18))
- *(README)* adding debugging command from Rspack
- *(deps)* update pnpm to v8.11.0
([#9](#9))
- *(resolver)* remove tracing_subscriber
([#1362](https://github.com/oxc-project/oxc-resolver/pull/1362))
- *(resolver)* improve documentation
([#591](#591))

### <!-- 8 -->CI

- check for napi .d.index changes
([#491](#491))
- *(release-napi)* support `riscv64gc-unknown-linux-gnu` and
`s390x-unknown-linux-gnu`
([#451](#451))
</blockquote>


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