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-{"version":3,"file":"index.js","names":[],"sources":["../../../src/core/codegen/index.ts"],"sourcesContent":["import type { SchemaIR } from \"../types.js\";\nimport type {\n  CodeGenContext,\n  CodeGenResult,\n  CodegenMode,\n  GeneratedSetConstant,\n  RecTargetGen,\n} from \"./context.js\";\nimport { fastResultIsInput, generateBuild, rebuildsOutput } from \"./build-path.js\";\nimport { declareFastTemps, emitRfDelegate, emitRfMethod, hasMutation } from \"./context.js\";\nimport type { SharedSchemaPlan } from \"./dedupe.js\";\nimport { createFastGen, generateFast } from \"./fast-path.js\";\nimport { createSlowGen, generateSlow } from \"./slow-path.js\";\n\nexport type { CodeGenResult } from \"./context.js\";\n\nexport interface GenerateValidatorOptions {\n  refCount?: number;\n  /** Codegen output mode. Defaults to \"inline\". */\n  mode?: CodegenMode;\n  /**\n   * File-level shared slow-walk plan (schema deduplication). Applied only to\n   * mutation-free schemas, so shared walks stay on the deferred cold path.\n   */\n  sharedSchemas?: SharedSchemaPlan | undefined;\n  /**\n   * Compact mode (`output: \"compact\"`). Drop the compiled slow walk for\n   * mutation-free schemas with a TOTAL fast path and delegate the cold error\n   * path to the retained Zod schema (`__zcFinZ`). The fast (hot) path is\n   * unchanged; only the bulky error-collecting walk — 64–77% of generated\n   * bytes — is replaced by a few bytes of zod delegation. See\n   * {@link CodeGenResult.rootDelegateRefIndex}.\n   */\n  compact?: boolean | undefined;\n  /** Internal file-pipeline hook for sharing exact Set initializers across validators. */\n  onSetConstant?: ((constant: GeneratedSetConstant) => void) | undefined;\n  /** Internal exact-initializer plan used by the file pipeline's final generation pass. */\n  sharedSetNames?: ReadonlyMap<string, string> | undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * Generate optimized validation code from SchemaIR.\n *\n * - `code`: preamble declarations (Sets, RegExps, etc.) — deterministic for the same IR\n * - `functionDef`: full function expression string referencing preamble vars via closure\n * - `usedHelpers`: helper names from \"virtual:zod-compiler/runtime\" referenced (lean mode only)\n *\n * Usage: `new Function(code + \"\\nreturn \" + functionDef + \";\")()`\n */\nexport function generateValidator(\n  ir: SchemaIR,\n  name: string,\n  options?: GenerateValidatorOptions,\n): CodeGenResult {\n  const fnName = `safeParse_${name}`;\n  const mode: CodegenMode = options?.mode ?? \"inline\";\n  const ctx: CodeGenContext = {\n    preamble: [],\n    counter: 0,\n    fnName,\n    regexCache: new Map(),\n    mode,\n    usedHelpers: new Set(),\n    onSetConstant: options?.onSetConstant,\n    sharedSetNames: options?.sharedSetNames,\n  };\n\n  // Slow-walk sharing. The plan already excludes any shape that would reach for\n  // this export's `__rf[]`, and a shared walk returns its parsed value, so a\n  // rewriting shape (a stripping object above all) delivers its result through\n  // the call. Nothing left to gate on here.\n  if (options?.sharedSchemas !== undefined) {\n    ctx.sharedSchemas = options.sharedSchemas;\n  }\n\n  // Root-level fallback: the whole schema delegates to Zod, so zod's own\n  // safeParse result IS the result. Returning it directly skips the issue\n  // copy loop (which would force zod's eager ZodError construction), the\n  // pointless [].concat(path) rewrites, and the __zcFin re-wrap. Delegation\n  // goes through the pre-mutation capture (emitRfDelegate) — here __rf[0]\n  // and the __zcMkv target are routinely the SAME object.\n  if (ir.type === \"fallback\" && ir.refIndex !== undefined) {\n    const delegate = emitRfDelegate(ctx, ir.refIndex);\n    return {\n      code: [\"/* zod-compiler */\", ...ctx.preamble].join(\"\\n\"),\n      functionDef: `function ${fnName}(input){return ${delegate}(input);}`,\n      refCount: options?.refCount ?? 0,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      fastFnName: null,\n      fastTotal: false,\n    };\n  }\n\n  // Recursion-target table. The root (refId 0) reuses the schema's own\n  // `safeParse_<name>` / hosted fast-check, so it needs no separate helper and\n  // its fast name is allocated lazily during the walk (recFastName). Non-root\n  // targets — recursive sub-schemas nested in a larger root, multiple distinct\n  // recursive shapes, mutual recursion — are each hosted as a standalone\n  // `__rsp_N` (slow) / `__fcr_N` (fast) validator the cycle calls by name.\n  // Common directly-self-recursive schemas have no non-root targets, so this\n  // leaves their generated output byte-identical.\n  const nonRootTargets = collectRecursionTargets(ir);\n  ctx.recTargets = new Map<number, RecTargetGen>([[0, { isRoot: true, slowName: fnName }]]);\n  for (const [refId, inner] of nonRootTargets) {\n    ctx.recTargets.set(refId, {\n      isRoot: false,\n      inner,\n      slowName: `__rsp_${ctx.counter++}`,\n      fastName: `__fcr_${ctx.counter++}`,\n    });\n  }\n  const hasNonRootTargets = nonRootTargets.size > 0;\n\n  // Fast Path: generate a boolean expression for eligible schemas.\n  //\n  // generateFast mutates ctx as it walks (extracted __fo_ helpers + regex/effect\n  // decls pushed to the preamble, a recursive __fcr_ name reserved, dedup caches\n  // populated). The walk is all-or-nothing: a later fast-ineligible node makes it\n  // return null AFTER those side effects already landed. Without a rollback the\n  // discarded fast path leaves dead __fo_ helpers in the output — and, when one\n  // referenced the recursive __fcr_ host that the `fastExpr !== null` branch below\n  // never emits, a dangling reference to an undefined identifier. Snapshot the\n  // mutable state and restore it on abort so the slow path re-declares from clean.\n  const fastPreambleLen = ctx.preamble.length;\n  const fastRegexCache = new Map(ctx.regexCache);\n  const fastEffectCache = ctx.effectFnCache && new Map(ctx.effectFnCache);\n  const fastValueCache = ctx.valueCache && new Map(ctx.valueCache);\n  const fastRecName = ctx.recFastName;\n  const fg = createFastGen(\"input\", ctx);\n  let fastExpr = generateFast(ir, fg);\n  if (fastExpr !== null && hasNonRootTargets) {\n    // Host each non-root recursion target as a boolean fast-check helper. A\n    // single fast-ineligible target (e.g. one whose recursive shape contains a\n    // fallback) disables the WHOLE fast path: the root expression already emits\n    // calls to these names, so a missing body would dangle. The shared\n    // rollback below then restores clean state for the slow-only path.\n    for (const t of ctx.recTargets.values()) {\n      if (t.isRoot) continue;\n      const targetGen = createFastGen(\"input\", ctx, false);\n      const body = generateFast(t.inner as SchemaIR, targetGen);\n      if (body === null) {\n        fastExpr = null;\n        break;\n      }\n      ctx.preamble.push(\n        `function ${t.fastName}(input){${declareFastTemps(targetGen.scope)}return ${body};}`,\n      );\n    }\n  }\n  if (fastExpr === null) {\n    ctx.preamble.length = fastPreambleLen;\n    ctx.regexCache = fastRegexCache;\n    if (fastEffectCache === undefined) delete ctx.effectFnCache;\n    else ctx.effectFnCache = fastEffectCache;\n    // Value declarations the abandoned walk emitted are truncated above, so\n    // their cache entries would name identifiers that no longer exist.\n    if (fastValueCache === undefined) delete ctx.valueCache;\n    else ctx.valueCache = fastValueCache;\n    if (fastRecName === undefined) delete ctx.recFastName;\n    else ctx.recFastName = fastRecName;\n  }\n\n  // Host the fast expression in a named boolean helper. Self-recursive\n  // schemas need it so recursive refs can call it; every other eligible\n  // schema benefits too: __zcMkv wires it into parse()/parseAsync(), whose\n  // success paths then return the input directly — no intermediate\n  // SafeParseResult allocation (the safeParse function body is far past\n  // V8's inlining budget, so escape analysis never removes it).\n  let fastFnName: string | null = null;\n  if (fastExpr !== null && fastExpr !== \"true\") {\n    fastFnName = ctx.recFastName ?? `__fc_${ctx.counter++}`;\n    ctx.preamble.push(\n      `function ${fastFnName}(input){${declareFastTemps(fg.scope)}return ${fastExpr};}`,\n    );\n    fastExpr = `${fastFnName}(input)`;\n  }\n\n  // Build Path: one pass that validates and assembles rewritten output, bailing\n  // on the first failure (see build-path). Null unless every mutation in the\n  // schema is modelled — so this emits nothing for the mutation-free schemas\n  // the compact branch takes.\n  const buildFnName = generateBuild(ir, ctx);\n\n  // A zodDelegate with a rebuilding inner exists only to accelerate that\n  // build. If an unmodelled descendant made the all-or-nothing build decline,\n  // preserve the old root-fallback shape instead of wrapping the same pristine\n  // Zod call in an issues array/copy/finalizer. This keeps unsupported object\n  // intersections neutral rather than making compilation slower than Zod.\n  if (ir.type === \"zodDelegate\" && rebuildsOutput(ir.inner) && buildFnName === null) {\n    ctx.preamble.length = 0;\n    ctx.usedHelpers.clear();\n    ctx.regexCache.clear();\n    ctx.effectFnCache?.clear();\n    ctx.valueCache?.clear();\n    const delegate = emitRfDelegate(ctx, ir.refIndex);\n    return {\n      code: [\"/* zod-compiler */\", ...ctx.preamble].join(\"\\n\"),\n      functionDef: `function ${fnName}(input){return ${delegate}(input);}`,\n      refCount: options?.refCount ?? 0,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      fastFnName: null,\n      fastTotal: false,\n    };\n  }\n\n  // `.is()` for a build-path schema is the fast expression — stripping reshapes\n  // the payload, never the verdict. A substituted `.default()` breaks that: the\n  // fast check demands a present value where the schema accepts its absence, so\n  // the predicate is partial and `.is()` falls back to safeParse().success\n  // (which runs the build pass, so it is no slower than the eager walk was).\n  const buildIsFnName = ctx.buildSubstitutesValue === true ? null : fastFnName;\n\n  const baseRefCount = options?.refCount ?? 0;\n\n  // Compact mode: a mutation-free schema with a TOTAL fast path needs no\n  // compiled slow walk — its only purpose is reproducing zod's issues on\n  // failure, and the original zod schema (retained in `output: \"compact\"`) does\n  // that exactly. Emit the fast check and, on failure, delegate to a fresh root\n  // RefEntry (the schema itself) via the pristine safeParse method capture, then\n  // wrap it in the lazy `__zcFinZ` failure. Drops 64–77% of generated bytes\n  // with zero hot-path cost (fc and `.is()` are unchanged) and zod-identical\n  // errors. Excluded: schemas with non-root recursion targets (mutual/nested\n  // recursion still hosts standalone slow validators) and any non-total fast\n  // path (mutation/default/catch/fallback) — those keep the compiled path.\n  if (\n    options?.compact === true &&\n    fastExpr !== null &&\n    fastExpr !== \"true\" &&\n    !hasMutation(ir) &&\n    !hasNonRootTargets\n  ) {\n    const delegate = emitRfMethod(ctx, baseRefCount);\n    ctx.usedHelpers.add(\"__zcFinZ\");\n    return {\n      code: [\"/* zod-compiler */\", ...ctx.preamble].join(\"\\n\"),\n      functionDef: [\n        `function ${fnName}(input){`,\n        `if(${fastExpr}){return{success:true,data:input};}`,\n        `return __zcFinZ(${delegate},__rf[${baseRefCount}],input);`,\n        `}`,\n      ].join(\"\\n\"),\n      refCount: baseRefCount + 1,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      fastFnName,\n      // Mutation-free total fast path: fc(input) ⟺ accepts(input), so `.is()`\n      // installs fc directly (compact never weakens the guard).\n      fastTotal: true,\n      rootDelegateRefIndex: baseRefCount,\n    };\n  }\n\n  // Compact + Build Path: same bargain for a schema with modelled rewrites. The\n  // build pass still has to run (it produces the payload, which zod's schema\n  // would only reproduce by parsing again), but the compiled issue walk is what\n  // compact drops, and delegating that to the retained zod schema costs a few\n  // bytes.\n  if (\n    options?.compact === true &&\n    buildFnName !== null &&\n    ctx.buildFailName !== undefined &&\n    !hasNonRootTargets\n  ) {\n    const delegate = emitRfMethod(ctx, baseRefCount);\n    ctx.usedHelpers.add(\"__zcFinZ\");\n    const built = `__bd_${ctx.counter++}`;\n    return {\n      code: [\"/* zod-compiler */\", ...ctx.preamble].join(\"\\n\"),\n      functionDef: [\n        `function ${fnName}(input){`,\n        `var ${built}=${buildFnName}(input);`,\n        `if(${built}!==${ctx.buildFailName}){return{success:true,data:${built}};}`,\n        `return __zcFinZ(${delegate},__rf[${baseRefCount}],input);`,\n        `}`,\n      ].join(\"\\n\"),\n      refCount: baseRefCount + 1,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      fastFnName: null,\n      fastTotal: false,\n      isFnName: buildIsFnName,\n      rootDelegateRefIndex: baseRefCount,\n    };\n  }\n\n  // Host each non-root recursion target as a safeParse-shaped slow validator,\n  // mirroring the root's eager body: collect issues, return success+data or a\n  // deferred-error result. Always emitted (the slow path always exists); the\n  // recursion call sites read `.success` / `.error.issues` / `.data`. Hoisted\n  // function declarations, so their order relative to the root is irrelevant.\n  if (hasNonRootTargets) {\n    for (const t of ctx.recTargets.values()) {\n      if (t.isRoot) continue;\n      const body = generateSlow(t.inner as SchemaIR, createSlowGen(\"_d\", \"_d\", \"[]\", \"_e\", ctx));\n      ctx.usedHelpers.add(\"__zcFin\");\n      ctx.preamble.push(\n        `function ${t.slowName}(input){var _e=[];\\nvar _d=input;\\n${body}\\n` +\n          `if(_e.length===0){return{success:true,data:_d};}\\nreturn __zcFin(_e,_d);}`,\n      );\n    }\n  }\n\n  const sg = createSlowGen(\"_d\", \"_d\", \"[]\", \"_e\", ctx);\n  // When the root schema's own shape is shared (it recurs as a sub-schema of\n  // another export, or as a duplicate root), its slow walk delegates to the\n  // shared function instead of emitting a second full copy. The fast path is\n  // still generated inline above — only the cold walk is shared.\n  const rootRef = ctx.sharedSchemas?.refFor(ir);\n  const slowCode = rootRef !== undefined ? `_d=${rootRef.name}(_d,[],_e);` : generateSlow(ir, sg);\n\n  const buildCode = (): string => [\"/* zod-compiler */\", ...ctx.preamble].join(\"\\n\");\n\n  const functionDefParts = [`function ${fnName}(input){`];\n\n  // Build Path: every mutation is modelled, so one pass can validate and\n  // assemble the output together and bail on the first failure, leaving the\n  // issue-producing walk deferred behind `.error` (see build-path).\n  // The fast check stays out of `safeParse` entirely — running it first would\n  // read every property twice — but it is still an EXACT acceptance predicate\n  // (stripping reshapes the output, never the verdict), so `.is()` installs it.\n  if (buildFnName !== null && ctx.buildFailName !== undefined) {\n    ctx.usedHelpers.add(\"__zcFinD\");\n    const built = `__bd_${ctx.counter++}`;\n    // A self-recursive walk calls this validator BY NAME (slowRecursiveRef),\n    // and that binding exists only inside the named function expression — so\n    // there the walk stays a per-call closure. Everything else hosts it in the\n    // preamble, keeping safeParse to three statements. Mirrors the same split\n    // in the mutation-free branch below.\n    const recursive = slowCode.includes(fnName);\n    let deferred: string;\n    if (recursive) {\n      deferred = `__zcFinD(function(input){var _e=[];\\nvar _d=input;\\n${slowCode}\\nreturn _e;},input)`;\n    } else {\n      const walkName = `__sw_${ctx.counter++}`;\n      ctx.preamble.push(\n        `function ${walkName}(input){var _e=[];\\nvar _d=input;\\n${slowCode}\\nreturn _e;}`,\n      );\n      deferred = `__zcFinD(${walkName},input)`;\n    }\n    return {\n      code: buildCode(),\n      functionDef: [\n        `function ${fnName}(input){`,\n        `var ${built}=${buildFnName}(input);`,\n        `if(${built}!==${ctx.buildFailName}){return{success:true,data:${built}};}`,\n        `return ${deferred};`,\n        `}`,\n      ].join(\"\\n\"),\n      refCount: options?.refCount ?? 0,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      // No by-reference shortcut: `data` is the freshly built object, so\n      // parse() must go through safeParse rather than returning its input.\n      fastFnName: null,\n      // `fastTotal` qualifies `fastFnName`, which is null here; the predicate\n      // travels in `isFnName` instead.\n      fastTotal: false,\n      isFnName: buildIsFnName,\n    };\n  }\n\n  if (fastExpr === \"true\") {\n    // Schema always succeeds (any/unknown) — skip slow path entirely\n    functionDefParts.push(`return{success:true,data:input};`);\n    functionDefParts.push(`}`);\n    return {\n      code: buildCode(),\n      functionDef: functionDefParts.join(\"\\n\"),\n      refCount: options?.refCount ?? 0,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      fastFnName: null,\n      // any/unknown always succeed; `.is()` derives `true` from the fn fallback.\n      fastTotal: false,\n    };\n  }\n\n  if (fastExpr !== null && !hasMutation(ir)) {\n    // Mutation-free schemas with a fast path: a fast-check failure can never\n    // become a slow-path success (both are generated from the same checks —\n    // unlike default/catch schemas, whose partial fast path requires value\n    // presence while the slow path SUCCEEDS by applying the fallback).\n    // The slow path's only output is therefore the issues array, observable\n    // solely through `.error` — defer the whole re-walk into the cached\n    // accessor (__zcFinD): a failed safeParse whose `.error` is never read\n    // costs the fast check alone.\n    //\n    // The walk is HOSTED as a named preamble function rather than a per-call\n    // closure, for two measured reasons: (1) a failed safeParse no longer\n    // allocates a closure environment + function object before the deferral\n    // even starts; (2) the safeParse body shrinks to two statements, putting\n    // it within V8's inlining budget — callers in hot loops get the\n    // success-path result object escape-analyzed away entirely, which the\n    // old shape (slow walk inlined into the body) made impossible.\n    ctx.usedHelpers.add(\"__zcFinD\");\n    if (slowCode.includes(fnName)) {\n      // Self-recursive slow paths call the safeParse function by NAME\n      // (slowRecursiveRef) — that binding exists only inside the named\n      // function expression under the documented evaluation contract\n      // (`new Function(code + \"return \" + functionDef)`), so the walk stays\n      // a per-call closure for recursive schemas. Recursion is the rare\n      // shape; everything else gets the hosted walk.\n      functionDefParts.push(\n        `if(${fastExpr}){return{success:true,data:input};}`,\n        `return __zcFinD(function(input){`,\n        `var _e=[];`,\n        `var _d=input;`,\n        slowCode,\n        `return _e;`,\n        `},input);`,\n        `}`,\n      );\n    } else {\n      const walkName = `__sw_${ctx.counter++}`;\n      ctx.preamble.push(\n        `function ${walkName}(input){var _e=[];\\nvar _d=input;\\n${slowCode}\\nreturn _e;}`,\n      );\n      functionDefParts.push(\n        `if(${fastExpr}){return{success:true,data:input};}`,\n        `return __zcFinD(${walkName},input);`,\n        `}`,\n      );\n    }\n    return {\n      code: buildCode(),\n      functionDef: functionDefParts.join(\"\\n\"),\n      refCount: options?.refCount ?? 0,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      fastFnName,\n      // Total predicate: mutation-free fast path, fc(input) ⟺ accepts(input).\n      // generateIIFE installs fc directly as the zero-allocation `.is()`.\n      fastTotal: true,\n    };\n  }\n\n  if (fastExpr !== null && fastResultIsInput(ir)) {\n    // Partial fast path (default/catch/... present-value shortcut): the slow\n    // path must run eagerly — it can succeed where the fast check failed.\n    //\n    // Withheld when the schema rebuilds its output: there the fast check is a\n    // sound VERDICT but says nothing about the payload, and `data:input` would\n    // hand back the unstripped input. Such schemas reach here only when the\n    // build path declined them, so the eager walk produces the output instead.\n    functionDefParts.push(`if(${fastExpr}){return{success:true,data:input};}`);\n  }\n\n  // Success branch inlined at the call site instead of inside __zcFin: the\n  // eager path (mutation schemas — coerce/default/trim/transform) returns\n  // here on EVERY parse, and the inline literal keeps the hot exit free of a\n  // cross-function call; __zcFin is reached only on failure.\n  functionDefParts.push(\n    `var _e=[];`,\n    `var _d=input;`,\n    slowCode,\n    `if(_e.length===0){return{success:true,data:_d};}`,\n    `return __zcFin(_e,_d);`,\n    `}`,\n  );\n\n  const functionDef = functionDefParts.join(\"\\n\");\n\n  return {\n    code: buildCode(),\n    functionDef,\n    refCount: options?.refCount ?? 0,\n    usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n    // `fc` carries a stronger contract than \"accepts\": `__zcMkv` returns the\n    // INPUT from `parse()`/`parseAsync()`/`~standard` whenever it holds, so it\n    // may only be published when a passing check implies `data === input`. A\n    // rebuilding schema breaks that even though its safeParse is correct, and so\n    // does a union whose options can rewrite — see `fastResultIsInput` for both.\n    // Same guard as the `data: input` shortcut above, which is the other reader\n    // of the same contract.\n    fastFnName: fastResultIsInput(ir) ? fastFnName : null,\n    // Partial fast path (default/catch) or none (including coercion): a false fc\n    // result does not imply rejection, so `.is()` derives from\n    // safeParse(input).success.\n    fastTotal: false,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Find every non-root recursion target (a `recursionTarget` node, refId ≥ 1)\n * reachable from `root`, mapping refId → the inner IR to host as a standalone\n * validator. The root target (refId 0) is the schema's own function and is\n * never wrapped, so it never appears here. 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Excluded: schemas with non-root recursion targets (mutual/nested\n  // recursion still hosts standalone slow validators) and any non-total fast\n  // path (mutation/default/catch/fallback) — those keep the compiled path.\n  if (\n    options?.compact === true &&\n    fastExpr !== null &&\n    fastExpr !== \"true\" &&\n    !hasMutation(ir) &&\n    !hasNonRootTargets\n  ) {\n    const delegate = emitRetainedMethod(ctx);\n    ctx.usedHelpers.add(\"__zcFinZ\");\n    return {\n      code: [\"/* zod-compiler */\", ...ctx.preamble].join(\"\\n\"),\n      functionDef: [\n        `function ${fnName}(input){`,\n        `if(${fastExpr}){return{success:true,data:input};}`,\n        `return __zcFinZ(${delegate},${RETAINED_SCHEMA_VAR},input);`,\n        `}`,\n      ].join(\"\\n\"),\n      refCount: baseRefCount,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      fastFnName,\n      // Mutation-free total fast path: fc(input) ⟺ accepts(input), so `.is()`\n      // installs fc directly (compact never weakens the guard).\n      fastTotal: true,\n      usesRetainedSchema: true,\n    };\n  }\n\n  // Compact + Build Path: same bargain for a schema with modelled rewrites. The\n  // build pass still has to run (it produces the payload, which zod's schema\n  // would only reproduce by parsing again), but the compiled issue walk is what\n  // compact drops, and delegating that to the retained zod schema costs a few\n  // bytes.\n  if (\n    options?.compact === true &&\n    buildFnName !== null &&\n    ctx.buildFailName !== undefined &&\n    !hasNonRootTargets\n  ) {\n    const delegate = emitRetainedMethod(ctx);\n    ctx.usedHelpers.add(\"__zcFinZ\");\n    const built = `__bd_${ctx.counter++}`;\n    return {\n      code: [\"/* zod-compiler */\", ...ctx.preamble].join(\"\\n\"),\n      functionDef: [\n        `function ${fnName}(input){`,\n        `var ${built}=${buildFnName}(input);`,\n        `if(${built}!==${ctx.buildFailName}){return{success:true,data:${built}};}`,\n        `return __zcFinZ(${delegate},${RETAINED_SCHEMA_VAR},input);`,\n        `}`,\n      ].join(\"\\n\"),\n      refCount: baseRefCount,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      fastFnName: null,\n      fastTotal: false,\n      isFnName: buildIsFnName,\n      usesRetainedSchema: true,\n    };\n  }\n\n  // Host each non-root recursion target as a safeParse-shaped slow validator,\n  // mirroring the root's eager body: collect issues, return success+data or a\n  // deferred-error result. Always emitted (the slow path always exists); the\n  // recursion call sites read `.success` / `.error.issues` / `.data`. Hoisted\n  // function declarations, so their order relative to the root is irrelevant.\n  if (hasNonRootTargets) {\n    for (const t of ctx.recTargets.values()) {\n      if (t.isRoot) continue;\n      const body = generateSlow(t.inner as SchemaIR, createSlowGen(\"_d\", \"_d\", \"[]\", \"_e\", ctx));\n      ctx.usedHelpers.add(\"__zcFin\");\n      ctx.preamble.push(\n        `function ${t.slowName}(input){var _e=[];\\nvar _d=input;\\n${body}\\n` +\n          `if(_e.length===0){return{success:true,data:_d};}\\nreturn __zcFin(_e,_d);}`,\n      );\n    }\n  }\n\n  const sg = createSlowGen(\"_d\", \"_d\", \"[]\", \"_e\", ctx);\n  // When the root schema's own shape is shared (it recurs as a sub-schema of\n  // another export, or as a duplicate root), its slow walk delegates to the\n  // shared function instead of emitting a second full copy. The fast path is\n  // still generated inline above — only the cold walk is shared.\n  const rootRef = ctx.sharedSchemas?.refFor(ir);\n  const slowCode = rootRef !== undefined ? `_d=${rootRef.name}(_d,[],_e);` : generateSlow(ir, sg);\n\n  const buildCode = (): string => [\"/* zod-compiler */\", ...ctx.preamble].join(\"\\n\");\n\n  const functionDefParts = [`function ${fnName}(input){`];\n\n  // Build Path: every mutation is modelled, so one pass can validate and\n  // assemble the output together and bail on the first failure, leaving the\n  // issue-producing walk deferred behind `.error` (see build-path).\n  // The fast check stays out of `safeParse` entirely — running it first would\n  // read every property twice — but it is still an EXACT acceptance predicate\n  // (stripping reshapes the output, never the verdict), so `.is()` installs it.\n  if (buildFnName !== null && ctx.buildFailName !== undefined) {\n    ctx.usedHelpers.add(\"__zcFinD\");\n    const built = `__bd_${ctx.counter++}`;\n    // A self-recursive walk calls this validator BY NAME (slowRecursiveRef),\n    // and that binding exists only inside the named function expression — so\n    // there the walk stays a per-call closure. Everything else hosts it in the\n    // preamble, keeping safeParse to three statements. Mirrors the same split\n    // in the mutation-free branch below.\n    const recursive = slowCode.includes(fnName);\n    let deferred: string;\n    if (recursive) {\n      deferred = `__zcFinD(function(input){var _e=[];\\nvar _d=input;\\n${slowCode}\\nreturn _e;},input)`;\n    } else {\n      const walkName = `__sw_${ctx.counter++}`;\n      ctx.preamble.push(\n        `function ${walkName}(input){var _e=[];\\nvar _d=input;\\n${slowCode}\\nreturn _e;}`,\n      );\n      deferred = `__zcFinD(${walkName},input)`;\n    }\n    return {\n      code: buildCode(),\n      functionDef: [\n        `function ${fnName}(input){`,\n        `var ${built}=${buildFnName}(input);`,\n        `if(${built}!==${ctx.buildFailName}){return{success:true,data:${built}};}`,\n        `return ${deferred};`,\n        `}`,\n      ].join(\"\\n\"),\n      refCount: options?.refCount ?? 0,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      // No by-reference shortcut: `data` is the freshly built object, so\n      // parse() must go through safeParse rather than returning its input.\n      fastFnName: null,\n      // `fastTotal` qualifies `fastFnName`, which is null here; the predicate\n      // travels in `isFnName` instead.\n      fastTotal: false,\n      isFnName: buildIsFnName,\n    };\n  }\n\n  if (fastExpr === \"true\") {\n    // Schema always succeeds (any/unknown) — skip slow path entirely\n    functionDefParts.push(`return{success:true,data:input};`);\n    functionDefParts.push(`}`);\n    return {\n      code: buildCode(),\n      functionDef: functionDefParts.join(\"\\n\"),\n      refCount: options?.refCount ?? 0,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      fastFnName: null,\n      // any/unknown always succeed; `.is()` derives `true` from the fn fallback.\n      fastTotal: false,\n    };\n  }\n\n  if (fastExpr !== null && !hasMutation(ir)) {\n    // Mutation-free schemas with a fast path: a fast-check failure can never\n    // become a slow-path success (both are generated from the same checks —\n    // unlike default/catch schemas, whose partial fast path requires value\n    // presence while the slow path SUCCEEDS by applying the fallback).\n    // The slow path's only output is therefore the issues array, observable\n    // solely through `.error` — defer the whole re-walk into the cached\n    // accessor (__zcFinD): a failed safeParse whose `.error` is never read\n    // costs the fast check alone.\n    //\n    // The walk is HOSTED as a named preamble function rather than a per-call\n    // closure, for two measured reasons: (1) a failed safeParse no longer\n    // allocates a closure environment + function object before the deferral\n    // even starts; (2) the safeParse body shrinks to two statements, putting\n    // it within V8's inlining budget — callers in hot loops get the\n    // success-path result object escape-analyzed away entirely, which the\n    // old shape (slow walk inlined into the body) made impossible.\n    ctx.usedHelpers.add(\"__zcFinD\");\n    if (slowCode.includes(fnName)) {\n      // Self-recursive slow paths call the safeParse function by NAME\n      // (slowRecursiveRef) — that binding exists only inside the named\n      // function expression under the documented evaluation contract\n      // (`new Function(code + \"return \" + functionDef)`), so the walk stays\n      // a per-call closure for recursive schemas. Recursion is the rare\n      // shape; everything else gets the hosted walk.\n      functionDefParts.push(\n        `if(${fastExpr}){return{success:true,data:input};}`,\n        `return __zcFinD(function(input){`,\n        `var _e=[];`,\n        `var _d=input;`,\n        slowCode,\n        `return _e;`,\n        `},input);`,\n        `}`,\n      );\n    } else {\n      const walkName = `__sw_${ctx.counter++}`;\n      ctx.preamble.push(\n        `function ${walkName}(input){var _e=[];\\nvar _d=input;\\n${slowCode}\\nreturn _e;}`,\n      );\n      functionDefParts.push(\n        `if(${fastExpr}){return{success:true,data:input};}`,\n        `return __zcFinD(${walkName},input);`,\n        `}`,\n      );\n    }\n    return {\n      code: buildCode(),\n      functionDef: functionDefParts.join(\"\\n\"),\n      refCount: options?.refCount ?? 0,\n      usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n      fastFnName,\n      // Total predicate: mutation-free fast path, fc(input) ⟺ accepts(input).\n      // generateIIFE installs fc directly as the zero-allocation `.is()`.\n      fastTotal: true,\n    };\n  }\n\n  if (fastExpr !== null && fastResultIsInput(ir)) {\n    // Partial fast path (default/catch/... present-value shortcut): the slow\n    // path must run eagerly — it can succeed where the fast check failed.\n    //\n    // Withheld when the schema rebuilds its output: there the fast check is a\n    // sound VERDICT but says nothing about the payload, and `data:input` would\n    // hand back the unstripped input. Such schemas reach here only when the\n    // build path declined them, so the eager walk produces the output instead.\n    functionDefParts.push(`if(${fastExpr}){return{success:true,data:input};}`);\n  }\n\n  // Success branch inlined at the call site instead of inside __zcFin: the\n  // eager path (mutation schemas — coerce/default/trim/transform) returns\n  // here on EVERY parse, and the inline literal keeps the hot exit free of a\n  // cross-function call; __zcFin is reached only on failure.\n  functionDefParts.push(\n    `var _e=[];`,\n    `var _d=input;`,\n    slowCode,\n    `if(_e.length===0){return{success:true,data:_d};}`,\n    `return __zcFin(_e,_d);`,\n    `}`,\n  );\n\n  const functionDef = functionDefParts.join(\"\\n\");\n\n  return {\n    code: buildCode(),\n    functionDef,\n    refCount: options?.refCount ?? 0,\n    usedHelpers: ctx.usedHelpers,\n    // `fc` carries a stronger contract than \"accepts\": `__zcMkv` returns the\n    // INPUT from `parse()`/`parseAsync()`/`~standard` whenever it holds, so it\n    // may only be published when a passing check implies `data === input`. A\n    // rebuilding schema breaks that even though its safeParse is correct, and so\n    // does a union whose options can rewrite — see `fastResultIsInput` for both.\n    // Same guard as the `data: input` shortcut above, which is the other reader\n    // of the same contract.\n    fastFnName: fastResultIsInput(ir) ? fastFnName : null,\n    // Partial fast path (default/catch) or none (including coercion): a false fc\n    // result does not imply rejection, so `.is()` derives from\n    // safeParse(input).success.\n    fastTotal: false,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Find every non-root recursion target (a `recursionTarget` node, refId ≥ 1)\n * reachable from `root`, mapping refId → the inner IR to host as a standalone\n * validator. The root target (refId 0) is the schema's own function and is\n * never wrapped, so it never appears here. 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+	},
+	{
+		name: "__zcReIsoDate",
+		source: "^(?:(?:\\d\\d[2468][048]|\\d\\d[13579][26]|\\d\\d0[48]|[02468][048]00|[13579][26]00)-02-29|\\d{4}-(?:(?:0[13578]|1[02])-(?:0[1-9]|[12]\\d|3[01])|(?:0[469]|11)-(?:0[1-9]|[12]\\d|30)|(?:02)-(?:0[1-9]|1\\d|2[0-8])))$"
+	},
+	{
+		name: "__zcReIsoTime",
+		source: "^(?:[01]\\d|2[0-3]):[0-5]\\d(?::[0-5]\\d(?:\\.\\d+)?)?$"
+	},
+	{
+		name: "__zcReIsoDateTime",
+		source: "^(?:(?:\\d\\d[2468][048]|\\d\\d[13579][26]|\\d\\d0[48]|[02468][048]00|[13579][26]00)-02-29|\\d{4}-(?:(?:0[13578]|1[02])-(?:0[1-9]|[12]\\d|3[01])|(?:0[469]|11)-(?:0[1-9]|[12]\\d|30)|(?:02)-(?:0[1-9]|1\\d|2[0-8])))T(?:(?:[01]\\d|2[0-3]):[0-5]\\d(?::[0-5]\\d(?:\\.\\d+)?)?(?:Z))$"
+	},
+	{
+		name: "__zcReIsoDuration",
+		source: "^P(?:(\\d+W)|(?!.*W)(?=\\d|T\\d)(\\d+Y)?(\\d+M)?(\\d+D)?(T(?=\\d)(\\d+H)?(\\d+M)?(\\d+([.,]\\d+)?S)?)?)$"
 	}
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Add new entries as Zod\n * exposes additional well-known formats and we want bundle-wide dedup.\n */\n\nimport { unrollRepeats } from \"./regex-unroll.js\";\n\n/** Zod v4's email regex source (string.ts uses this directly when format === \"email\"). */\nexport const EMAIL_REGEX_SOURCE = String.raw`^(?!\\.)(?!.*\\.\\.)([A-Za-z0-9_'+\\-\\.]*)[A-Za-z0-9_+-]@([A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9\\-]*\\.)+[A-Za-z]{2,}$`;\n\n/**\n * Behavior-equivalent rewrite of EMAIL_REGEX_SOURCE that runs ~1.45x faster on V8.\n *\n * Zod's pattern fronts two lookaheads; `(?!.*\\.\\.)` re-scans the entire string\n * before matching starts. 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package/dist/core/iife.d.ts

@@ -101,11 +101,13 @@ declare const FIN_DEFERRED_DECL = "function __zcFinD(f,inp){return new __ZcFail(
  * path is produced by the retained Zod schema itself (`zod` is the source of
  * truth, so the issues are byte-identical — no second validation engine).
  *
- * `_z` is the schema's PRISTINE safeParse method and `_r` is its receiver. Both
- * are captured pre-`__zcMkv` by emitRfMethod — see context.ts — so the method is
- * zod's own implementation, never the compiled delegate, avoiding infinite
- * recursion without allocating a bound function. The zod parse is deferred
- * until `.error` is read and cached, so
+ * `_z` is the schema's PRISTINE safeParse method, captured by
+ * emitRetainedMethod (see context.ts), and `_r` is its receiver — the `__zs`
+ * binding generateIIFE places above that capture. Both are read before the
+ * trailing `__zcMkv` call installs anything, so the method is zod's own
+ * implementation, never the compiled delegate, avoiding infinite recursion
+ * without allocating a bound function. The zod parse is deferred until `.error`
+ * is read and cached, so
  * the common `safeParse(x).success`/`.is(x)` checks on invalid input cost only
  * the fast check (zod never runs) — the same deferral boundary `__zcFinD`
  * establishes for the compiled slow walk. Sound because compact mode is gated
@@ -180,12 +182,31 @@ declare const FINZ_DECL = "function __zcFinZ(z,r,i){return new __ZcFailZ(z,r,i);
  * 271.7 ns against the compiled 26.6 ns on the same schema, i.e. Standard Schema
  * consumers (tRPC, Hono, TanStack) were getting plain Zod.
  *
- * Zod's own validate is captured first and kept as the throw path: it catches a
- * synchronous throw and retries through `safeParseAsync`, which is how an async
+ * Zod's own `~standard` is never READ, only overwritten. Zod installs the slot
+ * with `util.defineLazy` — commented there as "avoid creating objects for every
+ * schema" — so it is an accessor that builds `{version, vendor, validate}` plus
+ * its closure on first touch. Reading it to capture a fallback fired that getter
+ * for every compiled schema while the module was still initializing.
+ *
+ * How much that costs depends on the entry point, and only one of them is free:
+ * classic `zod` forces the slot itself during `ZodType.init` (it does
+ * `Object.assign(inst["~standard"], { jsonSchema })`), so there the read hit an
+ * already-built object and cost only an accessor call. `zod/mini` and raw
+ * `zod/v4/core` never touch it, so for those the read built — and retained — an
+ * object and a closure per schema, purely to capture a fallback the schema will
+ * most likely never expose to a Standard Schema consumer.
+ *
+ * The throw path is rebuilt instead of captured. Zod's validate catches a
+ * synchronous throw and retries through `safeParseAsync` — that is how an async
  * refinement resolves and how a throwing check surfaces as a rejected promise
- * rather than a synchronous throw. The compiled validator cannot reproduce that
- * (async schemas delegate to Zod anyway), so deferring to the original is both
- * simpler and exact.
+ * rather than a synchronous throw — so calling the already-captured `zspa` and
+ * mapping its result is the same route to the same result. `vendor` is likewise
+ * a constant: schema discovery only ever admits zod schemas, and classic, mini
+ * and core all hardcode `vendor: "zod"` themselves.
+ *
+ * Not carried over (unchanged by this, and pre-dating it): classic's
+ * `~standard.jsonSchema` extension, which the replacement object has never
+ * reproduced.
  *
  * Installed with defineProperty rather than assignment: Zod's lazy setter
  * redefines the slot as non-writable, so a second `__zcMkv` on the same schema

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package/dist/core/iife.js

@@ -1,5 +1,10 @@
+import { RETAINED_SCHEMA_VAR } from "./codegen/context.js";
 //#region src/core/iife.ts
 /**
+* Shared CompiledSchema<T> IIFE generation.
+* Used by both CLI emitter and unplugin transform.
+*/
+/**
 * Import statement required by generateIIFE output (references
 * __zodCompilerConfig). `core` is bound for $ZodAsyncError: superRefine and
 * custom callbacks may only reveal that they are async through the promise
@@ -100,11 +105,13 @@ const FIN_DEFERRED_DECL = "function __zcFinD(f,inp){return new __ZcFail(null,f,i
 * path is produced by the retained Zod schema itself (`zod` is the source of
 * truth, so the issues are byte-identical — no second validation engine).
 *
-* `_z` is the schema's PRISTINE safeParse method and `_r` is its receiver. Both
-* are captured pre-`__zcMkv` by emitRfMethod — see context.ts — so the method is
-* zod's own implementation, never the compiled delegate, avoiding infinite
-* recursion without allocating a bound function. The zod parse is deferred
-* until `.error` is read and cached, so
+* `_z` is the schema's PRISTINE safeParse method, captured by
+* emitRetainedMethod (see context.ts), and `_r` is its receiver — the `__zs`
+* binding generateIIFE places above that capture. Both are read before the
+* trailing `__zcMkv` call installs anything, so the method is zod's own
+* implementation, never the compiled delegate, avoiding infinite recursion
+* without allocating a bound function. The zod parse is deferred until `.error`
+* is read and cached, so
 * the common `safeParse(x).success`/`.is(x)` checks on invalid input cost only
 * the fast check (zod never runs) — the same deferral boundary `__zcFinD`
 * establishes for the compiled slow walk. Sound because compact mode is gated
@@ -179,18 +186,37 @@ const FINZ_DECL = "function __zcFinZ(z,r,i){return new __ZcFailZ(z,r,i);}";
 * 271.7 ns against the compiled 26.6 ns on the same schema, i.e. Standard Schema
 * consumers (tRPC, Hono, TanStack) were getting plain Zod.
 *
-* Zod's own validate is captured first and kept as the throw path: it catches a
-* synchronous throw and retries through `safeParseAsync`, which is how an async
+* Zod's own `~standard` is never READ, only overwritten. Zod installs the slot
+* with `util.defineLazy` — commented there as "avoid creating objects for every
+* schema" — so it is an accessor that builds `{version, vendor, validate}` plus
+* its closure on first touch. Reading it to capture a fallback fired that getter
+* for every compiled schema while the module was still initializing.
+*
+* How much that costs depends on the entry point, and only one of them is free:
+* classic `zod` forces the slot itself during `ZodType.init` (it does
+* `Object.assign(inst["~standard"], { jsonSchema })`), so there the read hit an
+* already-built object and cost only an accessor call. `zod/mini` and raw
+* `zod/v4/core` never touch it, so for those the read built — and retained — an
+* object and a closure per schema, purely to capture a fallback the schema will
+* most likely never expose to a Standard Schema consumer.
+*
+* The throw path is rebuilt instead of captured. Zod's validate catches a
+* synchronous throw and retries through `safeParseAsync` — that is how an async
 * refinement resolves and how a throwing check surfaces as a rejected promise
-* rather than a synchronous throw. The compiled validator cannot reproduce that
-* (async schemas delegate to Zod anyway), so deferring to the original is both
-* simpler and exact.
+* rather than a synchronous throw — so calling the already-captured `zspa` and
+* mapping its result is the same route to the same result. `vendor` is likewise
+* a constant: schema discovery only ever admits zod schemas, and classic, mini
+* and core all hardcode `vendor: "zod"` themselves.
+*
+* Not carried over (unchanged by this, and pre-dating it): classic's
+* `~standard.jsonSchema` extension, which the replacement object has never
+* reproduced.
 *
 * Installed with defineProperty rather than assignment: Zod's lazy setter
 * redefines the slot as non-writable, so a second `__zcMkv` on the same schema
 * object — two exports aliasing one schema — would throw under ESM strict mode.
 */
-const MK_VALIDATOR_DECL = "function __zcMkv(fn,schema,fc,is){var w=schema||{};var zpa=w.parseAsync,zspa=w.safeParseAsync;w.parse=fc?function(input){if(fc(input))return input;var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return r.data;throw r.error;}:function(input){var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return r.data;throw r.error;};w.safeParse=fn;w.safeParseAsync=function(input){try{return Promise.resolve(fn(input));}catch(e){if(zspa)return zspa(input);throw e;}};w.parseAsync=fc?function(input){try{if(fc(input))return Promise.resolve(input);var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return Promise.resolve(r.data);return Promise.reject(r.error);}catch(e){if(zpa)return zpa(input);throw e;}}:function(input){try{var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return Promise.resolve(r.data);return Promise.reject(r.error);}catch(e){if(zpa)return zpa(input);throw e;}};w.is=is||function(input){return fn(input).success;};var s=w[\"~standard\"],zv=s&&s.validate;Object.defineProperty(w,\"~standard\",{configurable:true,value:{version:1,vendor:(s&&s.vendor)||\"zod\",validate:function(input){var r;try{if(fc&&fc(input))return{value:input};r=fn(input);}catch(e){if(zv)return zv(input);throw e;}return r.success?{value:r.data}:{issues:r.error.issues};}}});return w;}";
+const MK_VALIDATOR_DECL = "function __zcMkv(fn,schema,fc,is){var w=schema||{};var zpa=w.parseAsync,zspa=w.safeParseAsync;w.parse=fc?function(input){if(fc(input))return input;var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return r.data;throw r.error;}:function(input){var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return r.data;throw r.error;};w.safeParse=fn;w.safeParseAsync=function(input){try{return Promise.resolve(fn(input));}catch(e){if(zspa)return zspa(input);throw e;}};w.parseAsync=fc?function(input){try{if(fc(input))return Promise.resolve(input);var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return Promise.resolve(r.data);return Promise.reject(r.error);}catch(e){if(zpa)return zpa(input);throw e;}}:function(input){try{var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return Promise.resolve(r.data);return Promise.reject(r.error);}catch(e){if(zpa)return zpa(input);throw e;}};w.is=is||function(input){return fn(input).success;};Object.defineProperty(w,\"~standard\",{configurable:true,value:{version:1,vendor:\"zod\",validate:function(input){var r;try{if(fc&&fc(input))return{value:input};r=fn(input);}catch(e){if(zspa)return zspa(input).then(function(q){return q.success?{value:q.data}:{issues:q.error.issues};});throw e;}return r.success?{value:r.data}:{issues:r.error.issues};}}});return w;}";
 function extractFunctionName(functionDef) {
 	const match = /^function\s+(\w+)\s*\(/.exec(functionDef);
 	if (!match?.[1]) throw new Error("Cannot extract function name from generated code");
@@ -208,13 +234,15 @@ function generateIIFE(schemaExpr, schema, options) {
 	const { codegenResult, refEntries } = schema;
 	const fnName = extractFunctionName(codegenResult.functionDef);
 	const zodCompat = options?.zodCompat !== false;
-	const retainedSchema = refEntries.length > 0 ? "__zs" : schemaExpr;
+	const bindsSchema = refEntries.length > 0 || codegenResult.usesRetainedSchema === true;
+	const retainedSchema = bindsSchema ? RETAINED_SCHEMA_VAR : schemaExpr;
 	const schemaArg = zodCompat ? retainedSchema : "null";
 	const fcArg = codegenResult.fastFnName ?? "null";
 	const isArg = codegenResult.isFnName ?? (codegenResult.fastTotal ? fcArg : "null");
 	return [
 		"/* @__PURE__ */ (() => {",
-		...refEntries.length > 0 ? [`var __zs=${schemaExpr};`, `var __rf=[${refEntries.map((fb) => `${retainedSchema}${fb.accessPath}`).join(",")}];`] : [],
+		...bindsSchema ? [`var ${RETAINED_SCHEMA_VAR}=${schemaExpr};`] : [],
+		...refEntries.length > 0 ? [`var __rf=[${refEntries.map((fb) => `${retainedSchema}${fb.accessPath}`).join(",")}];`] : [],
 		...codegenResult.code.split("\n").filter((l) => l.trim() !== "" && l.trim() !== "/* zod-compiler */"),
 		codegenResult.functionDef,
 		`return __zcMkv(${fnName},${schemaArg},${fcArg},${isArg});`,

package/dist/core/iife.js.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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Reading a captured `localeError` alone also dropped `customError`\n * outright, silently ignoring the global map most i18n setups install.\n *\n * The head of zod's chain — the schema's own `error` option — is baked into the\n * issue at build time and short-circuits this. The one link that cannot be\n * reproduced is a per-CALL `ctx.error`, which would have to travel through\n * `safeParse`; that entry point sits at V8's inlining budget, where even an\n * unused extra parameter measured ~12% on every parse.\n *\n * Only ever called while building an error, never on a successful parse.\n */\nexport const ZOD_MSG_DECLARATION =\n  'function __zcUw(m){return typeof m===\"string\"?m:(m===undefined||m===null?undefined:m.message);}' +\n  \"var __zcMsg=function(iss){var c=__zodCompilerConfig(),m;\" +\n  \"if(c.customError){m=__zcUw(c.customError(iss));if(m!==undefined&&m!==null)return m;}\" +\n  \"if(c.localeError){m=__zcUw(c.localeError(iss));if(m!==undefined&&m!==null)return m;}\" +\n  'return \"Invalid input\";};';\n\n/**\n * Shared failure-result for __zcFin / __zcFinD. Inline mode (CLI emitter)\n * declares it once per compiled file; lean mode (all unplugin bundlers) declares\n * it once per bundle in the plugin-materialized runtime module (module-local —\n * generated code only ever references __zcFin/__zcFinD, never __ZcFail).\n *\n * Why a prototype getter and not `{success:false, get error(){...}}`: an object\n * literal with an inline accessor forces V8 down its slow accessor-defining\n * allocation path — ~110ns per failure, measured — which dominates the entire\n * invalid-input cost whenever callers never read `.error`. Hosting `error` on\n * the prototype turns each failure into a plain field-only instantiation (~2ns,\n * ~13x), with the lazy-cache semantics intact. (Trade-off: `error` is a\n * prototype accessor, so it no longer shows up in `Object.keys(result)` / spread\n * / JSON.stringify of the result wrapper — `.success`/`.error`/`.data` access,\n * destructuring, and `in` are unaffected.)\n *\n * One class serves both finalizers, so the instances share one hidden class:\n * __zcFin passes pre-collected issues in `_e` (with `_f===null`); __zcFinD\n * passes the hosted slow-walk in `_f` plus the input in `_i`, and the getter\n * runs the walk on first `.error` read. The whole finalization — locale fill\n * (__zcMsg applied ONLY when an issue carries no message, never overwriting a\n * baked-in custom/fallback message), input strip, and ZodError construction\n * (zod v4 JSON.stringifies every issue into `message` and captures a stack\n * trace) — stays deferred inside the cached accessor exactly as before, since\n * the issues array is observable solely through `.error`.\n *\n * `input` is `delete`d, not assigned `undefined`. Key PRESENCE is observable —\n * `\"input\" in issue`, `Object.keys(issue)`, object spread, `toStrictEqual`\n * against a zod issue — and zod's `util.finalizeIssue` does `delete full.input`\n * whenever `reportInput` is off, so assignment left every compiled issue one\n * enumerable key wider than zod's. The delete's dictionary-mode transition is\n * affordable precisely BECAUSE of the deferral above: it runs only after a\n * caller asks for `.error` on a failed parse, and is memoised in `_c`. Neither\n * a successful parse nor a `.success`/`.is()` check on a rejected one reaches\n * it — measured, the two are unchanged, while the `.error` read itself goes\n * ~3.95us -> ~4.19us per failure, i.e. ~6% of a path whose cost is already\n * dominated by the ZodError construction on the next line (stack capture plus a\n * JSON.stringify of every issue).\n */\nexport const FAIL_CLASS_DECL =\n  \"function __ZcFail(e,f,i){this.success=false;this._e=e;this._f=f;this._i=i;this._c=undefined;}\" +\n  'Object.defineProperty(__ZcFail.prototype,\"error\",{configurable:true,get:function(){' +\n  \"if(this._c)return this._c;\" +\n  \"var e=this._f!==null?this._f(this._i):this._e;\" +\n  'for(var i=0;i<e.length;i++){if(e[i].message===undefined&&typeof __zcMsg===\"function\")e[i].message=__zcMsg(e[i]);delete e[i].input;delete e[i].continue;}' +\n  \"return this._c=new __zcZodError(e);}});\";\n\n/** Eager finalizer (mutation / partial-fast-path schemas): issues already\n * collected in `e`; success short-circuits to a plain result literal. */\nexport const FIN_DECL =\n  \"function __zcFin(e,d){if(!e.length)return{success:true,data:d};return new __ZcFail(e,null,null);}\";\n\n/**\n * Deferred-collection finalizer for Fast-Path-eligible schemas. When the\n * fast check fails, the ENTIRE slow path (the issue-collecting re-walk) is\n * pushed into the cached `.error` accessor instead of running eagerly:\n * fast-eligible schemas never mutate, so the walk's only output is the\n * issues array, which is observable solely through `.error` — one step\n * further along the same lazy boundary `__zcFin` already established (locale\n * fill, input strip, ZodError construction). A failed safeParse whose\n * `.error` is never read costs the fast check alone.\n *\n * Takes the schema's HOSTED slow-walk function plus the input — NOT a\n * per-call closure: `__zcFinD(__sw_N, input)` allocates only the result\n * object, where `__zcFinD(function(){...})` paid a closure environment and\n * function object per failure. Hosting the walk also shrinks safeParse to\n * two statements, within V8's inlining budget (the success-path result\n * literal becomes escape-analyzable at monomorphic call sites).\n *\n * The walk re-reads `input` at `.error`-read time; a caller that mutates\n * the input between safeParse and reading `.error` sees issues for the\n * mutated value (zod materializes at parse time). Same caveat class as the\n * documented __zcFin deferral.\n */\nexport const FIN_DEFERRED_DECL = \"function __zcFinD(f,inp){return new __ZcFail(null,f,inp);}\";\n\n/**\n * Compact-mode failure class — a lazy failure that delegates error reporting to\n * the ORIGINAL Zod schema's `safeParse`. Used by `output: \"compact\"`, where the\n * compiled slow walk is dropped entirely: a mutation-free schema's fast check\n * is the only generated validation, and on a fast-check failure the cold error\n * path is produced by the retained Zod schema itself (`zod` is the source of\n * truth, so the issues are byte-identical — no second validation engine).\n *\n * `_z` is the schema's PRISTINE safeParse method and `_r` is its receiver. Both\n * are captured pre-`__zcMkv` by emitRfMethod — see context.ts — so the method is\n * zod's own implementation, never the compiled delegate, avoiding infinite\n * recursion without allocating a bound function. The zod parse is deferred\n * until `.error` is read and cached, so\n * the common `safeParse(x).success`/`.is(x)` checks on invalid input cost only\n * the fast check (zod never runs) — the same deferral boundary `__zcFinD`\n * establishes for the compiled slow walk. Sound because compact mode is gated\n * on a TOTAL fast path: `fc(input) === false` ⟹ zod rejects, so `success:false`\n * holds without consulting zod.\n *\n * The getter returns zod's OWN ZodError verbatim (no locale fill / input strip /\n * re-wrap — zod already finalized it), so a delegated failure is exactly what\n * the unaltered schema would have produced.\n */\nexport const FAILZ_CLASS_DECL =\n  \"function __ZcFailZ(z,r,i){this.success=false;this._z=z;this._r=r;this._i=i;this._c=undefined;}\" +\n  'Object.defineProperty(__ZcFailZ.prototype,\"error\",{configurable:true,get:function(){' +\n  \"return this._c||(this._c=this._z.call(this._r,this._i).error);}});\";\n\n/** Compact-mode finalizer: retain a pristine safeParse, its receiver, and input lazily. */\nexport const FINZ_DECL = \"function __zcFinZ(z,r,i){return new __ZcFailZ(z,r,i);}\";\n\n/**\n * Validator factory. Inline mode (CLI emitter) declares it once per compiled\n * file; lean mode (all unplugin bundlers) exports it once per bundle from the\n * plugin-materialized runtime module — generated code never imports it from\n * the zod-compiler package itself, so zod-compiler stays a devDependency and\n * the helper set is always version-locked to the codegen that calls it.\n * Wraps a safeParse function into the CompiledSchema interface.\n *\n * IDENTITY-PRESERVING: with zodCompat (schema != null) the compiled\n * parse/safeParse/parseAsync/safeParseAsync are installed as OWN properties\n * on the original schema object, which is returned as-is. zod v4 keys\n * several APIs on object identity — toJSONSchema's ctx.seen registers the\n * object it is handed while each processor closure captures the original\n * inst (a wrapper crashes `optionalProcessor` with \"Cannot set properties\n * of undefined (setting 'ref')\" the moment a compiled schema is composed\n * into another schema), and globalRegistry/.meta() is a WeakMap keyed by\n * the schema instance (a wrapper silently loses OpenAPI titles/ids). An\n * Object.create wrapper breaks both; mutating the original breaks neither\n * (zod's internal parsing flows through _zod.run, never the public\n * methods, and derived schemas — .optional(), .extend() — are fresh\n * instances that fall back to plain zod). schema=null (zodCompat: false)\n * still produces a plain method-bag object.\n *\n * fc is the schema's hosted fast-check boolean function (null when no Fast\n * Path exists). parse()/parseAsync() try it first and return the input\n * directly on success: fc is small enough for V8 to inline, so the hot parse\n * path runs with zero allocations — calling fn would allocate an intermediate\n * SafeParseResult that escape analysis cannot remove (fn never inlines).\n * Fast-path-eligible schemas never mutate, so fc(input) ⟹ data === input.\n *\n * is is the TOTAL fast-check predicate (fc when the fast path is total, else\n * null). Installed as `.is()` — a zero-allocation boolean type guard. When\n * null (partial fast path or none) `.is()` derives from fn(input).success: a\n * partial fc can pass-through valid input but its `false` does not imply\n * rejection (a default/catch may still succeed), so it would be unsound as a\n * standalone guard.\n *\n * parseAsync/safeParseAsync wrap the SYNC validator, which is right for every\n * schema the compiler can reproduce — none of them are async. It is wrong for\n * the ones it cannot: an `async` refinement or a `z.promise()` extracts to a\n * Zod delegate, and delegating means calling Zod's SYNCHRONOUS safeParse, which\n * raises `$ZodAsyncError` by design. Wrapping that gave the compiled schema an\n * async pair that rejected with `$ZodAsyncError` for EVERY input — including\n * valid ones — where Zod resolves normally, so `await UserSchema.parseAsync(x)`\n * stopped working the moment any part of the schema went async.\n *\n * So both are guarded: a synchronous throw hands off to the schema's ORIGINAL\n * async method, captured before these are installed — the same escape hatch\n * `~standard` already uses for its throw path, and for the same reason (the\n * compiled validator has no async mode to offer, and Zod's is exact). It also\n * fixes the smaller wart that a throwing `fn` made `parseAsync` throw\n * SYNCHRONOUSLY rather than return a rejected promise. With `zodCompat: false`\n * there is no schema to delegate to and the throw propagates as before.\n *\n * `~standard` is REPLACED, not merely preserved. Zod builds it lazily as\n * `validate: (v) => safeParse(inst, v)` — the core FUNCTION, which goes straight\n * to `inst._zod.run`. It never reads the schema's own `safeParse` property, so\n * installing the compiled one leaves this route entirely uncompiled: measured\n * 271.7 ns against the compiled 26.6 ns on the same schema, i.e. Standard Schema\n * consumers (tRPC, Hono, TanStack) were getting plain Zod.\n *\n * Zod's own validate is captured first and kept as the throw path: it catches a\n * synchronous throw and retries through `safeParseAsync`, which is how an async\n * refinement resolves and how a throwing check surfaces as a rejected promise\n * rather than a synchronous throw. The compiled validator cannot reproduce that\n * (async schemas delegate to Zod anyway), so deferring to the original is both\n * simpler and exact.\n *\n * Installed with defineProperty rather than assignment: Zod's lazy setter\n * redefines the slot as non-writable, so a second `__zcMkv` on the same schema\n * object — two exports aliasing one schema — would throw under ESM strict mode.\n */\nexport const MK_VALIDATOR_DECL =\n  \"function __zcMkv(fn,schema,fc,is){var w=schema||{};var zpa=w.parseAsync,zspa=w.safeParseAsync;w.parse=fc?function(input){if(fc(input))return input;var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return r.data;throw r.error;}:function(input){var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return r.data;throw r.error;};w.safeParse=fn;w.safeParseAsync=function(input){try{return Promise.resolve(fn(input));}catch(e){if(zspa)return zspa(input);throw e;}};w.parseAsync=fc?function(input){try{if(fc(input))return Promise.resolve(input);var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return Promise.resolve(r.data);return Promise.reject(r.error);}catch(e){if(zpa)return zpa(input);throw e;}}:function(input){try{var r=fn(input);if(r.success)return Promise.resolve(r.data);return Promise.reject(r.error);}catch(e){if(zpa)return zpa(input);throw e;}};w.is=is||function(input){return fn(input).success;};\" +\n  'var s=w[\"~standard\"],zv=s&&s.validate;' +\n  'Object.defineProperty(w,\"~standard\",{configurable:true,value:{version:1,vendor:(s&&s.vendor)||\"zod\",validate:function(input){var r;try{if(fc&&fc(input))return{value:input};r=fn(input);}catch(e){if(zv)return zv(input);throw e;}return r.success?{value:r.data}:{issues:r.error.issues};}}});' +\n  \"return w;}\";\n\nfunction extractFunctionName(functionDef: string): string {\n  const match = /^function\\s+(\\w+)\\s*\\(/.exec(functionDef);\n  if (!match?.[1]) {\n    throw new Error(\"Cannot extract function name from generated code\");\n  }\n  return match[1];\n}\n\n/**\n * Generate a `/* @__PURE__ * /` IIFE wrapping a compiled validator.\n *\n * @param schemaExpr - Expression resolving to the original Zod schema\n *   (e.g. `\"UserSchema\"` in unplugin, `\"(__src_X as any).schema\"` in CLI)\n * @param schema\n * @param options\n */\nexport function generateIIFE(\n  schemaExpr: string,\n  schema: CompiledSchemaInfo,\n  options?: { zodCompat?: boolean | undefined },\n): string {\n  const { codegenResult, refEntries } = schema;\n  const fnName = extractFunctionName(codegenResult.functionDef);\n  const zodCompat = options?.zodCompat !== false;\n  // Every fallback access starts from the same source schema. 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The one link that cannot be\n * reproduced is a per-CALL `ctx.error`, which would have to travel through\n * `safeParse`; that entry point sits at V8's inlining budget, where even an\n * unused extra parameter measured ~12% on every parse.\n *\n * Only ever called while building an error, never on a successful parse.\n */\nexport const ZOD_MSG_DECLARATION =\n  'function __zcUw(m){return typeof m===\"string\"?m:(m===undefined||m===null?undefined:m.message);}' +\n  \"var __zcMsg=function(iss){var c=__zodCompilerConfig(),m;\" +\n  \"if(c.customError){m=__zcUw(c.customError(iss));if(m!==undefined&&m!==null)return m;}\" +\n  \"if(c.localeError){m=__zcUw(c.localeError(iss));if(m!==undefined&&m!==null)return m;}\" +\n  'return \"Invalid input\";};';\n\n/**\n * Shared failure-result for __zcFin / __zcFinD. 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package/dist/core/pipeline.d.ts

@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ interface CompileSchemasOptions {
    * Compact output (`output: "compact"`). Drop the compiled slow walk for
    * mutation-free, total-fast-path schemas and delegate their cold error path
    * to the retained Zod schema. Disables slow-walk sharing (delegated schemas
-   * never emit a walk to share) and appends a root self-RefEntry per delegated
-   * schema so `__rf[N]` resolves to the original Zod schema.
+   * never emit a walk to share); delegated validators read the retained schema
+   * through the `__zs` binding rather than through `__rf[]`.
    */
   compact?: boolean | undefined;
   /** When provided, per-schema failures call this and continue. Otherwise the first error throws. */
@@ -40,9 +40,9 @@ interface CompileSchemasOptions {
  *
  * Pass 1 extracts every schema's IR and plans repeated slow walks. Pass 2
  * generates each validator, calling shared `__zcSw_N` functions instead of
- * re-inlining them. Exact Set initializers reported during generation are then
- * pooled when at least two validators use them. Files with no repetition keep
- * their original local declarations.
+ * re-inlining them. Exact constant initializers reported during generation are
+ * then pooled when at least two validators use them. Files with no repetition
+ * keep their original local declarations.
  */
 declare function compileSchemas(schemas: DiscoveredSchema[], options: CompileSchemasOptions): CompileSchemasResult;
 /**

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