Compile error while using pino-pretty

[ItzRxg3]

What version of Bun is running?

1.1.3+2615dc742

What platform is your computer?

Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.19045.0 x64

What steps can reproduce the bug?

Sorry for bad english.

1. Install and import modules pino and pino-pretty (we may skip import pino-pretty, both cases will fail)
2. Set pino transport to pino-pretty
3. Compile (bun build app.js --compile --outfile app.exe --target bun)
4. Run and get crashed

What is the expected behavior?

Logger should work as normally and output text to console

What do you see instead?

5879 | } catch (err) { 5880 | continue; 5881 | } 5882 | } 5883 | if (!fixTarget2) { 5884 | throw new Error(unable to determine transport target for "${origin}"); ^ error: unable to determine transport target for "D:Programmingw-bun1.1.3 ode_modulespinolib\worker.js" at fixTarget (B:/~BUN/root/app.exe:5884:24) at transport (B:/~BUN/root/app.exe:5864:33) at B:/~BUN/root/app.exe:7537:20 at B:/~BUN/root/app.exe:2:47 at B:/~BUN/root/app.exe:7751:30 at B:/~BUN/root/app.exe:2:47 at B:/~BUN/root/app.exe:8048:86 at B:/~BUN/root/app.exe:2:47 at module code (B:/~BUN/root/app.exe:8275:27)

Additional information

No response

[ItzRxg3]

Code that should fail after build

const pino = require('pino');

module.exports = pino({
    timestamp: pino.stdTimeFunctions.isoTime,
    base: undefined,
    level: 'trace'
}, pino.transport({
    targets: [
        {
            target: 'pino/file',
            level: 'trace',
            options: {
                destination: `${process.cwd()}/latest.log`
            },
        },
        {
            ignore: "time,hostname,pid",
            target: 'pino-pretty',
            level: "debug",
            translateTime: "dd-mm-yyyy, hh:MM:ss TT",
            options: {}
        }
    ],
}));

[vktrl]

It's not a Bun bug, it happens because how Pino works internally with worker threads: https://github.com/pinojs/pino/blob/main/docs/bundling.md

[ItzRxg3]

nevermind, it's fixed after update of bun (at least latest version)

[vktrl]

nevermind, it's fixed after update of bun (at least latest version)

It only works as long as you run in in the same environment as it was built in. Bun will resolve local paths and they get hardcoded into the bundle. Try bundling a small JS entrypoint with Pino and check the output.

I don't think it's possible to use the bundler plugin to include these files because the JS build API doesn't support --compile option (or maybe it's just undocumented.)

[ItzRxg3]

oh really i see, bruh