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WalkthroughThe changes add scripts to prepare six open-source projects and benchmark full type checks with ChangesType-check benchmarks
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Runner as run.sh
participant Checkers as tsc6, tsc7, tsc-rs, bun check
participant Hyperfine
participant Results as Results JSON
Runner->>Checkers: Run checks and capture diagnostics
Runner->>Hyperfine: Benchmark checker commands
Hyperfine->>Results: Export timing results
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A failed setup may need manual cleanup before retrying, and a partial benchmark may be mistaken for the six-app result. These bounded issues warrant owner awareness or follow-up but do not block merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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| [[ -f package.json ]] || echo '{ "private": true }' >package.json | ||
| npm i -q --no-audit --no-fund tsc-rs@0.1.0 typescript@7.0.2 ts6@npm:typescript@6.0.3 | ||
| # bun check is in Bun canary. The README numbers are from bd599f5af; the canary URL always has the latest. | ||
| curl -fsSL -o bun.zip https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/releases/download/canary/bun-darwin-aarch64.zip |
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🟡 Medium bench-apps/setup.sh:15
This downloads the latest canary, so rerunning setup can benchmark a Bun checker other than the README’s bd599f5af build and produce different errors or timings while appearing to reproduce the benchmark. Printing bun --revision does not stop the run; pin the download to the recorded revision or fail when the revision does not match.
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In file @scripts/bench-apps/setup.sh around line 15:
This downloads the latest canary, so rerunning setup can benchmark a Bun checker other than the README’s `bd599f5af` build and produce different errors or timings while appearing to reproduce the benchmark. Printing `bun --revision` does not stop the run; pin the download to the recorded revision or fail when the revision does not match.
| RS=$work/node_modules/@tsc-rs/darwin-arm64/lib/tsc | ||
| GO=$work/node_modules/@typescript/typescript-darwin-arm64/lib/tsc | ||
| TS6="node --max-old-space-size=16384 $work/node_modules/ts6/lib/tsc.js" | ||
| BUN=$work/bun-darwin-aarch64/bun | ||
| names=(tsc6 tsc7 tsc-rs bun) | ||
| mkdir -p "$work/results" | ||
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| while read -r app dir cfg; do | ||
| [[ $# == 0 || " $* " == *" $app "* ]] || continue | ||
| flags="-p $cfg --noEmit --incremental false" | ||
| cmds=("$TS6 $flags --pretty false" "$GO $flags --pretty false" "$RS $flags --pretty false" | ||
| "$BUN check $flags --no-pretty --all") | ||
| cd "$work/repos/$dir" | ||
| : >"$work/results/$app.errors" | ||
| for i in "${!names[@]}"; do | ||
| out=$(${cmds[$i]} 2>&1); rc=$? |
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🟡 Medium bench-apps/run.sh:20
A work directory containing spaces makes each compiler command fail, so the script records failures instead of benchmark timings. The command strings interpolate $work without shell quoting, and line 35 splits the same strings during execution; quote the path when building the commands and evaluate those quoted strings.
-TS6="node --max-old-space-size=16384 $work/node_modules/ts6/lib/tsc.js"
-GO=$work/node_modules/@typescript/typescript-darwin-arm64/lib/tsc
-RS=$work/node_modules/@tsc-rs/darwin-arm64/lib/tsc
-BUN=$work/bun-darwin-aarch64/bun
+printf -v work_q '%q' "$work"
+TS6="node --max-old-space-size=16384 $work_q/node_modules/ts6/lib/tsc.js"
+GO=$work_q/node_modules/@typescript/typescript-darwin-arm64/lib/tsc
+RS=$work_q/node_modules/@tsc-rs/darwin-arm64/lib/tsc
+BUN=$work_q/bun-darwin-aarch64/bun
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- out=$(${cmds[$i]} 2>&1); rc=$?
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A work directory containing spaces makes each compiler command fail, so the script records failures instead of benchmark timings. The command strings interpolate `$work` without shell quoting, and line 35 splits the same strings during execution; quote the path when building the commands and evaluate those quoted strings.
| flags="-p $cfg --noEmit --incremental false" | ||
| cmds=("$TS6 $flags --pretty false" "$GO $flags --pretty false" "$RS $flags --pretty false" | ||
| "$BUN check $flags --no-pretty --all") | ||
| cd "$work/repos/$dir" |
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🟡 Medium bench-apps/run.sh:32
When an app checkout is missing, the script continues in the previous working directory and records those benchmark results under the missing app's name. The cd failure is unchecked, so exit immediately when it fails.
| cd "$work/repos/$dir" | |
| cd "$work/repos/$dir" || exit 1 |
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When an app checkout is missing, the script continues in the previous working directory and records those benchmark results under the missing app's name. The `cd` failure is unchecked, so exit immediately when it fails.
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Review comments at @scripts/bench-apps/setup.sh:
- Around line 20-21: Update the repos/$1 existence guard so it skips setup only
when the pinned checkout is complete; otherwise retry the fetch and checkout, or
remove the incomplete repository if that chain fails.
Review comments at @scripts/bench-apps/summary.py:
- Around line 13-14: Update the missing-result check in the app loop to reject
incomplete six-app benchmark data before computing README geometric means,
instead of silently continuing past missing JSON files. Keep the summary
aggregates limited to complete benchmark runs.
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| [[ -d repos/$1 ]] && return | ||
| git init -q "repos/$1" && git -C "repos/$1" fetch -q --depth 1 "$2" "$3" && git -C "repos/$1" checkout -q FETCH_HEAD |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Retry incomplete checkouts.
If git fetch fails after git init, repos/$1 still exists. The next setup run skips checkout and attempts to install an incomplete repository. Check the pinned commit before skipping checkout, or remove an incomplete repository when checkout fails.
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Review comment at @scripts/bench-apps/setup.sh around lines 20 - 21:
Update the repos/$1 existence guard so it skips setup only when the pinned
checkout is complete; otherwise retry the fetch and checkout, or remove the
incomplete repository if that chain fails.
| if not (R / f'{app}.json').exists(): | ||
| continue |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Identify partial benchmark results.
If run.sh checks only selected apps, this branch silently omits the other apps. The geometric means then describe a subset rather than the six-app benchmark, without saying so. Reject incomplete results for the README summary, or print the included app set with each aggregate.
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Review comment at @scripts/bench-apps/summary.py around lines 13 - 14:
Update the missing-result check in the app loop to reject incomplete six-app
benchmark data before computing README geometric means, instead of silently
continuing past missing JSON files. Keep the summary aggregates limited to
complete benchmark runs.
The README had benchmark numbers for T3 Code only, and none against
tsc6.This adds a "Benchmark: real-world apps" section. It times a full check of VS Code, Sentry, Playwright, Excalidraw, TypeORM and the tRPC server with
tsc6,tsc7,tsc-rsandbun checkon one Mac (M4 Pro), with hyperfine medians of 5 runs.tsc6, the geometric mean speedups are 7.1× (tsc7), 11.4× (tsc-rs) and 20.9× (bun check). Overtsc7,tsc-rsis 1.61× faster andbun checkis 2.95× faster.tsc-rserrors on VS Code and Sentry matchtypescript@next(7.1.0-dev) line for line. They are newer TS 7.1 checks, not port bugs.scripts/bench-appshas the setup, run and summary scripts, with the app commits and the config changes.Made by Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code, running in T3 Code.
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Add real-world app benchmark scripts comparing tsc 6, tsc 7, tsc-rs, and Bun
Adds an end-to-end benchmark suite that checks six pinned real-world applications with TypeScript 6, TypeScript 7, tsc-rs, and Bun. setup.sh installs the compilers, fetches each repository at a pinned commit, installs dependencies, and applies per-app config changes; run.sh runs each tool with hyperfine and records diagnostics; summary.py prints median timings, speedups over tsc 6, and geometric means relative to tsc 7. Results are documented in a README benchmark section covering timing, error differences, hardware, and methodology.
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<work-dir>is not rejected. Since this script deliberately does not enableset -e, a failedcd "$1"leavesworkempty and execution continues;mkdir -p "$work/results"then targets/results, and later operations use/repos/...instead of the requested work directory. Guard thecd/pwdassignment and exit on failure before shifting arguments. [ Out of scope (post-validation triage) ]scripts/bench-apps/summary.py — 0 comments posted, 1 evaluated, 1 filtered
summary.pycannot read the JSON produced by this invocation.run.shassigns-n tsc6etc., but Hyperfine serializes the actual command inresult.commandand the custom label separately inresult.name(see Hyperfine'sBenchmarkResultJSON serialization). Thusmedis keyed by strings such asnode --max-old-space-size=..., nottsc6; the firstmed[t]on this line raisesKeyError: 'tsc6'for every normal result file. Key the map byname(or retain the command-to-name mapping) so the advertised summary step completes. [ Out of scope (triage) ]Summary by CodeRabbit