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Fix the behavior of catch, catch_all, and catch_all_panics across type checking and executable control flow. Canary accepted incomplete exhaustive catches, mishandled panic coverage and wildcard typing, and emitted panic dispatch that could skip an explicitly named panic arm. Flattening chained catches also made panic policy depend on other clauses and prevented later clauses from handling failures in earlier handlers.

The changes repair both individual catch blocks and chains. They reuse the existing exception-table, unwinding, and error-context machinery while correcting syntax-to-AST lowering, effect inference, MIR dispatch, and the handlers emitted into bytecode.

BAML behavior changes

Enforce exhaustive coverage

Previously, all three keywords were treated as partial handlers for ordinary error coverage. Missing cases could propagate silently or produce a downstream throws-contract error. catch_all_panics also accepted incomplete panic coverage.

Clause Ordinary error coverage Untyped wildcard (_ or bare let x) receives Panic coverage
catch Partial; residual errors propagate Remaining ordinary errors Optional explicit panic arms
catch_all Exhaustive; missing cases produce E0062 Remaining ordinary errors Optional explicit panic arms
catch_all_panics Exhaustive; missing cases produce E0062 Remaining ordinary errors and panics Exhaustive; missing cases produce E0062

For example, if lookup() can throw NotFound | string, this now reports E0062 for missing string:

lookup() catch_all (e) {
    NotFound => "missing",
}

Add the missing arm or a wildcard, or use catch when propagation is intentional. The diagnostic applies with or without a surrounding throws declaration. It is localized to the exhaustive catch instead of also propagating the same missing input into caller contracts.

catch_all_panics must cover every ordinary error and the complete panic family. A wildcard covers both; without one, handle the ordinary errors and name baml.panics.Panic (or cover each panic class). A field-restricted pattern such as Greeting { text: "hi" } or baml.panics.IndexOutOfBounds { index: 0 } does not cover the entire type.

Panics remain outside ordinary throws contracts. throws never does not establish that a function cannot panic. An exhaustive catch covers incoming failures; errors thrown by its own recovery code can still propagate.

Correct wildcard panic dispatch

An ordinary wildcard must skip a panic while leaving later typed panic arms eligible:

function recover_index() -> string {
    let xs = [1];
    xs[5].to_string() catch (e) {
        _ => "ordinary error",
        baml.panics.IndexOutOfBounds => "named panic",
    }
}

This returns "named panic". Previously, the wildcard's panic guard immediately rethrew, escaping the handler before the named arm could run. If no arm takes the panic, it still propagates to a later or enclosing handler. Filtering also follows each Or-pattern alternative: PanicType | _ and _ | PanicType retain explicitly named panic matches while their wildcard alternatives reject other panics.

Wildcard policy now belongs to each clause. A later catch_all_panics no longer makes an earlier catch or catch_all wildcard swallow panics. A catch_all_panics wildcard remains live and receives an appropriate panic type even after preceding arms have consumed all ordinary errors.

Compose chained catches as successive recovery stages

expr catch A catch B means (expr catch A) catch B. B receives both residual errors from the protected expression and new errors or panics raised while A handles a failure:

function recover() -> int throws never {
    {
        throw "original"
    } catch (first) {
        string => throw 42,
    } catch_all (second) {
        int => 7,
    }
}

This returns 7; the later clause handles the replacement int error. The behavior applies to all nine pairings of the three keywords. A later exhaustive clause must cover errors produced by preceding handlers as well as their residual input errors.

Arms within one block remain alternatives: a throw from an arm bypasses its siblings. Normal completion of the operation or a handler supplies the result and skips later handlers. Direct rethrows preserve the original context; new failures during handling retain the earlier error as their cause. Pending defers run before the next handler, and captured earlier bindings survive later landings.

Preserve bare catch operands

Bare identifiers and literals are preserved during AST lowering instead of becoming missing expressions. let x = 1; x catch (e) { _ => 2 } returns 1. Catch precedence is unchanged: 1 + 1 catch ... protects the right-hand operand; (1 + 1) catch ... protects the whole sum.

Implementation

Internal structures, grouped by responsibility

Group Representation or use changes
Protected expressions and bindings Expr::Catch { base, clauses: Vec<_> } becomes Expr::Catch { base, clause }; chains nest. CatchClauseKind exposes shared keyword, error-coverage, panic-coverage, and wildcard policies. Scope and traversal consumers follow the nested representation.
Effects and coverage judgments Existing ThrowsChannel contributions are collected per protected expression. Per-clause facts, total-pattern checks, and panic coverage state feed a new pending coverage diagnostic. TirTypeError::NonExhaustiveCatchAll carries the actual keyword.
Exception regions and caught state Existing MIR landing locals, block unwind/handling metadata, captured-binding cells, rethrow associations, and bytecode exception/context tables are instantiated separately for each clause. Their region/context layouts are unchanged.
Panic dispatch and persisted formats Remove MIR ThrowIfPanic and its bytecode instruction/opcode. Add the PANIC predicate tag and use ordinary tests and branches. Update serialized format versions and retire the corresponding telemetry raise kind.

Nested expressions align effect inference with handler regions

AST lowering folds clauses left to right, wrapping the accumulated expression in a new catch node. It now visits tokens as well as syntax nodes, preserving bare operands. Synthesized LLM prompt catches, HIR scopes, AST traversal, default-expression analysis, throw-fact collection, visualization, and test printers follow the same representation. AST lowering

For each clause, infer_catch opens a throws channel around its base and pops it before checking its own arms. Its residual input and its arm-body errors enter the surrounding channel. Consequently, when B protects Catch(expr, A), B receives both A's residual errors and A's new handler errors; A's own sibling arms cannot consume those new errors.

Coverage removes a fact only when the pattern covers it completely (consumes_matched), preventing refutable patterns from discharging whole types. Panic coverage is tracked separately using the stdlib baml.panics.Panic alias. Missing cases are finalized, widened, sorted, deduplicated, and reported as E0062. After reporting an incomplete exhaustive boundary, its input residual is cleared for diagnostic recovery; its own arm-body errors still propagate. Inference and coverage

MIR no longer flattens all clauses' arms into one dispatch. Recursive lowering gives each clause its own landing, error/context locals, handler, and join. For A followed by B:

Execution region Unwinds to
Original operation A
A's dispatch and arm bodies B
B's dispatch and arm bodies Enclosing handler, or out of the frame

BasicBlock::unwind routes failures; BasicBlock::handling preserves which error is being handled for cause chaining. The existing emitter derives exact exception and context PC ranges from those blocks, producing distinct handler PCs without a new VM catch-chain mechanism. Each clause can independently use switch dispatch when eligible. MIR lowering

Reject a panic at the arm, rethrow only after dispatch fails

The design error in ThrowIfPanic was encoding “this wildcard does not accept panics” as “leave the handler immediately.” The replacement makes arm rejection an ordinary control-flow edge:

ordinary_wildcard_entry:
    is_panic = IsTypeTag(error, PANIC)
    branch is_panic -> next_arm, wildcard_body

next_arm:
    ...test remaining patterns...

no_match:
    Rethrow(error, context)

PANIC = -2 is a predicate tag, not a value's actual type tag. MIR IsTypeTag becomes bytecode IsType against that constant; the VM invokes its existing panic-class identity predicate. A catch_all_panics wildcard needs no guard. In switch dispatch the wildcard is last, so the rejected-panic branch goes directly to a context-preserving rethrow block. Wildcard lowering and VM type test

Rethrow remains at both MIR and bytecode levels: it propagates an existing error and context, whereas a fresh Throw raises a new failure. Removing ThrowIfPanic eliminates its separate VM unwind/PC-update path and its special cases in MIR analysis, optimization, verification, stack simulation, emission, compact encoding, relinking, and debug formatting.

Removing the instruction changes serialized instruction and opcode discriminants. BAML artifact and BEX cache format versions both advance from 21 to 22. New telemetry records a panic rejected by all arms as ordinary Rethrow; PanicRethrow and protobuf value 3 remain decodable for older recordings.

Regression coverage

  • BAML catch-clause tests cover all nine keyword pairings, replacement errors, direct rethrows and preserved traces, panic cause chains, wildcard policy, lambda calls, captured bindings, successful completion, three-clause chains, defer order, and bare operands.
  • Coverage diagnostic fixtures cover missing ordinary errors and panics, refutable patterns, errors from preceding handlers, localized E0062, and residual partial-catch E0096.
  • Bytecode structure tests check all nine pairings at optimization levels Zero and Two: separate handler PCs, A protected by B, B not catching itself, A's throw covered by B, and preserved nesting after compact lowering.
  • A TIR rendering regression checks that both inner and outer handlers retain their typed block output. Existing catch and generated LLM MIR/bytecode snapshots reflect predicate-and-branch panic filtering with context-preserving rethrows. Keyword, book, and testing documentation is updated to match.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Improved error-handling syntax with chained catch, catch_all, and catch_all_panics clauses.
    • Panics can now be matched explicitly by type or handled at boundaries with catch_all_panics.
    • Unmatched panics continue propagating through ordinary catch handlers.
    • Added clearer handling for errors raised during recovery handlers.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved diagnostics for incomplete error and panic coverage.
  • Documentation

    • Updated language guidance and examples for catch behavior, chaining, and panic handling.

sxlijin and others added 2 commits October 19, 2026 13:44
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All three catch clause kinds now share one control path in each compiler
phase; a kind only selects policy (CatchClauseKind::requires_error_coverage,
wildcard_traps_panics, requires_panic_coverage).

- hir_ty: restore E0062 for a catch_all that leaves a thrown type unhandled
  (B-1787; lost in the TIR -> hir_ty cutover). Each clause is judged against
  the residual it receives, and nothing a catch_all receives propagates.
  catch_all_panics must also cover every panic.
- MIR: one dispatch for every clause kind. A wildcard arm whose clause does
  not trap panics is entered after an IsTypeTag(PANIC) test that passes a
  panic on to the next arm, so a later clause in a chain can still catch it
  (previously a later catch_all_panics disabled the guard for every clause,
  and the guard rethrew instead of trying later arms).
- Remove the ThrowIfPanic terminator/opcode end to end; bump bex_cache and
  baml_artifact format versions for the shifted opcode discriminants.
- AST: lower a bare-token catch base (`x catch ...`, `1 catch ...`) instead
  of Expr::Missing, which passed check and then failed MIR lowering.
- Docs: keyword docs, TEST_INSTRUCTIONS, errors.mdx.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
- A refutable catch arm (`Foo { x: 1 }`, `IndexOutOfBounds { index: 0 }`)
  handles only some values of its type, so it no longer discharges an
  error fact or counts toward catch_all_panics panic coverage (the B-1069
  rule match already applies).
- A catch_all_panics wildcard arm's binding includes the panics no earlier
  arm trapped, instead of `never` once the errors are drained.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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Catch clauses now dispatch errors and panics according to clause and pattern coverage. Catch-all clauses report missing error or panic cases. The compiler and VM remove the ThrowIfPanic instruction path, and artifact and cache format versions advance to 22.

Changes: Catch dispatch and panic coverage

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Catch clause contracts and parsing
baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_ast/src/*, baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_hir/src/builder.rs, baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_hir_ty/src/{defaults.rs,throw_facts.rs}, baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_visualization/src/control_flow/from_ast.rs, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/src/compiler2_tir/mod.rs, baml_language/crates/baml_builtins2/keyword_docs/baml_keywords.yaml, baml_language/TEST_INSTRUCTIONS.md, typescript2/app-developer-docs/content/baml/book/errors.mdx
Catch expressions now contain one clause, with chained catches represented as nested expressions. AST traversal and rendering handle the single-clause structure. Documentation describes chaining and panic behavior.
Catch coverage inference and diagnostics
baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_hir_ty/src/{infer.rs,diagnostics.rs}, baml_language/crates/baml_db/src/check.rs, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/projects/diagnostic_errors/catch_all_coverage/catch_all_coverage.baml, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_fixtures/ns_catch_all_panics/catch_all_panics.baml
Type inference tracks handled errors and panics and checks catch-all coverage. Non-exhaustive diagnostics include the clause keyword. Test cases cover missing and exhaustive coverage.
Per-arm panic dispatch
baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_mir/src/*, baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_emit/src/*, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/baml_src/ns_catch_clauses/catch_clauses.baml, baml_language/crates/baml_tests/src/{compiler2_emit/mod.rs,compiler2_tir/phase8_exceptions.rs}
MIR lowering applies panic behavior per arm and routes unmatched panics onward. ThrowIfPanic terminator handling is removed. Tests cover chained dispatch, panic propagation, and handler failures.
PANIC matching and bytecode update
baml_language/crates/baml_type/src/typetag.rs, baml_language/crates/bex_vm_types/src/*, baml_language/crates/bex_vm/src/*, baml_language/crates/baml_artifact/src/lib.rs, baml_language/crates/bex_cache/src/lib.rs, baml_language/crates/btel_recorder/proto/recording.proto, baml_language/crates/btel_records/src/lib.rs
The VM matches the PANIC pseudo-tag with is_panic. ThrowIfPanic is removed from bytecode definitions and VM support. Artifact and cache format versions change to 22. Recording documentation marks PanicRethrow as retired.

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  participant WildcardEntry
  participant BytecodeEmitter
  participant VM
  CatchLowering->>WildcardEntry: Pass per-arm skips_panics policy
  WildcardEntry->>BytecodeEmitter: Emit PANIC type test and rethrow path
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  VM-->>WildcardEntry: Match or pass through panic
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let mut trapped_panics: Vec<Ty> = Vec::new();
let mut traps_every_panic = false;

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P2 Badge Carry trapped panics across catch clauses

When an earlier clause handles a panic type, this per-clause reset forgets that coverage before checking a later catch_all_panics. For example, f() catch (e) { baml.panics.Panic => ... } catch_all_panics (e2) { <all error arms> } is exhaustive because no panic reaches the second clause, but judge_catch_coverage receives an empty trapped_panics list and incorrectly reports E0062 for baml.panics.Panic. Track the residual panic set across the clause chain, analogous to the existing facts residual for ordinary errors.

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✅ baml-cli Linux 🔒 61.9 MB 26.3 MB file 73.1 MB -11.2 MB (-15.3%) OK
❌ packed-program Linux 🔒 40.1 MB 16.3 MB file 29.2 MB +11.0 MB (+37.7%) FAIL
❌ bridge_wasm WASM 26.2 MB 🔒 7.7 MB gzip 5.7 MB +2.0 MB (+35.9%) FAIL

🔒 = the size this artifact is GATED on (ceiling + delta). Binaries gate on file size (installed binary); WASM gates on gzip (download size). The other size is shown for information only.

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Violations:

  • packed-program (Linux) file_bytes: 40.1 MB exceeds limit of 30.1 MB (exceeded by +10.1 MB, policy: max_file_bytes)
  • packed-program (Linux) file_delta_pct: +37.7% exceeds limit of 3.0% (exceeded by +34.7pp, policy: max_delta_pct)
  • bridge_wasm (WASM) gzip_bytes: 7.7 MB exceeds limit of 5.9 MB (exceeded by +1.8 MB, policy: max_gzip_bytes)
  • bridge_wasm (WASM) gzip_delta_pct: +35.9% exceeds limit of 3.0% (exceeded by +32.9pp, policy: max_delta_pct)

Add/update baselines:

.ci/size-gate/wasm32-unknown-unknown.toml:

[artifacts.bridge_wasm]
file_bytes = 26237161
gzip_bytes = 7694013

.ci/size-gate/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.toml:

[artifacts.packed-program]
file_bytes = 40147368
gzip_bytes = 16349214

Generated by cargo size-gate · workflow run

@sxlijin sxlijin changed the title Restore exhaustive catch checking and clause-local panic dispatch on canary Compose chained catches through nested exception handlers Oct 19, 2026

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Review comments at @baml_language/crates/baml_compiler2_hir_ty/src/infer.rs:
- Around line 10829-10832: Update infer_catch so an outer clause’s coverage
check accounts for panic classes totally trapped by its nested base, seeding
trapped_panics or traps_every_panic from those total claims only; refutable arms
must not contribute. Add the chained-catch case to catch_all_coverage.baml as a
passing test.

Review comments at @baml_language/crates/baml_tests/src/compiler2_tir/mod.rs:
- Line 527: Update the Expr::Catch handling in render_expr to recursively render
a catch base when it is another catch clause before rendering the outer clause,
preserving the inner arms’ inferred types and detailed block output.

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@sxlijin sxlijin changed the title Compose chained catches through nested exception handlers fix: give catch, catch_all, catch_all_panics consistent semantics Oct 20, 2026
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harivansh-afk added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 21, 2026
Conflicts: baml_pack_host's binary moved into lib.rs on this branch while
canary reworked it to parse argv before engine init and accept
BAML_CONTEXT (#5319); lib.rs takes canary's host with the compiled-body
table, BAML_COMPILED_BODIES and the 8 MiB worker stacks threaded through.
canary removed MIR's ThrowIfPanic (#5317, panics are now ordinary type
tests), so the Rust backend drops its arms in analysis, reach and codegen.

The Recursion probe catches only StackOverflow, which #5317 makes an error
under catch_all_panics; it uses catch with the named panic arm instead.
rust_differential passes: every probe agrees as bytecode, compiled, and
compiled under GC stress.

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