feat(Worklets): fixed-type Synchronizable - #10296
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WalkthroughThe change adds fixed numeric and boolean synchronizables. It updates JavaScript and native APIs, adds atomic dirty-write support, improves lock coordination, expands runtime tests, updates mocks, and extends the synchronizable benchmark example. ChangesFixed synchronizable API and runtime wiring
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to The fixed-type synchronization path can leave internal synchronization state held in release builds when an updater or mismatched write fails, causing later accesses to block or hang; the test suite also includes an unbounded wait. These concrete correctness and availability risks should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant JavaScriptAPI
participant NativeProxy
participant SynchronizableFixed
participant SynchronizableAccess
Caller->>JavaScriptAPI: createSynchronizable(value, { fixedType: true })
JavaScriptAPI->>NativeProxy: create fixed synchronizable
Caller->>JavaScriptAPI: setDirty(value)
JavaScriptAPI->>NativeProxy: synchronizableSetDirty(value)
NativeProxy->>SynchronizableFixed: store atomic value
SynchronizableFixed->>SynchronizableAccess: track dirty writer
SynchronizableAccess-->>SynchronizableFixed: notify when writers finish
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In `@apps/common-app/runtime-tests/worklets/tests/memory/synchronizable.test.tsx`:
- Around line 539-548: Bound the spin loop in the scheduleOnUI worklet by adding
a time-based deadline or equivalent iteration limit around lockTaken.getDirty().
Ensure timeout causes the test to fail locally instead of leaving the UI runtime
blocked, while preserving the existing synchronizable.setDirty and
onDirtyWriterDone flow on success.
- Around line 351-359: Update the fixedType unsupported-initial-value test
around createSynchronizable to account for build mode: run the existing
development error assertion only when __DEV__ is true, and assert the native
release error message otherwise. Preserve the test’s coverage of rejecting the
unsupported string initial value in both modes.
In `@apps/common-app/src/apps/reanimated/examples/SynchronizableExample.tsx`:
- Around line 159-169: Update runBenchmark and the related completion handling
to prevent overlapping runs: disable variant and benchmark controls while
running, and re-enable them only after the active batch completes. Ensure
completion callbacks from a prior run cannot decrement the current
runningRuntimes counter or overwrite results for a newer run.
- Around line 43-51: Update the SynchronizableExample resource initialization
around createSynchronizable and createWorkletRuntime so both synchronizables and
the WorkletRuntime are created only once per component mount, using lazy state
or refs; preserve the existing fixed/dynamic mapping and ensure subsequent
renders reuse the original instances.
In
`@packages/react-native-worklets/Common/cpp/worklets/SharedItems/SynchronizableFixed.cpp`:
- Around line 43-58: Update SynchronizableFixed::store to throw
std::runtime_error for type mismatches instead of relying on
react_native_assert, ensuring identical behavior in debug and release builds.
Also ensure setDirty and setBlocking always execute their matching After hooks
when store throws, using scope-guarded hook pairs or validating the value before
entering the critical section.
In `@packages/react-native-worklets/src/memory/synchronizableUnpacker.native.ts`:
- Around line 42-63: Update synchronizable.setBlocking in
packages/react-native-worklets/src/memory/synchronizableUnpacker.native.ts
(lines 42-63) to always wrap the locked read-modify-write in try/finally,
removing the __DEV__-specific branch so unlock runs when the updater throws.
Keep apps/common-app/runtime-tests/worklets/tests/memory/synchronizable.test.tsx
(lines 560-575) unchanged; confirm the existing test runs and passes with the
unconditional cleanup.
In `@packages/react-native-worklets/src/mock.ts`:
- Around line 52-64: Add the __serializableRef marker to the synchronizable mock
object alongside __synchronizableRef, so it satisfies the SerializableRef
contract and matches native isSerializableRef behavior.
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| test('fixedType with an unsupported initial value throws in dev', async () => { | ||
| await expect(() => { | ||
| createSynchronizable('string' as unknown as number, { | ||
| fixedType: true, | ||
| }); | ||
| }).toThrow( | ||
| '[Worklets] `fixedType` requires a number or boolean initial value.' | ||
| ); | ||
| }); |
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Gate this test on __DEV__ or assert the release error separately.
The memory suite runs in Release builds. The JavaScript error is development-only. The native layer throws [Worklets] Expected a number or boolean for a fixed-type Synchronizable. in Release builds.
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In `@apps/common-app/runtime-tests/worklets/tests/memory/synchronizable.test.tsx`
around lines 351 - 359, Update the fixedType unsupported-initial-value test
around createSynchronizable to account for build mode: run the existing
development error assertion only when __DEV__ is true, and assert the native
release error message otherwise. Preserve the test’s coverage of rejecting the
unsupported string initial value in both modes.
Source: Learnings
| scheduleOnUI(() => { | ||
| 'worklet'; | ||
| let taken = lockTaken.getDirty(); | ||
| while (!taken) { | ||
| taken = lockTaken.getDirty(); | ||
| } | ||
| synchronizable.setDirty(42); | ||
| const returnedAt = Date.now(); | ||
| scheduleOnRN(onDirtyWriterDone, returnedAt); | ||
| }); |
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Bound the spin loop on the UI runtime.
The UI worklet spins on lockTaken.getDirty() with no iteration or time limit. If the background worklet fails before it reaches lockTaken.setDirty(true), this loop never exits. The UI runtime queue then stays blocked, and every later test that calls scheduleOnUI or runOnUISync hangs instead of reporting one failed test.
Add a deadline so the loop exits and the test fails locally.
🛠️ Proposed fix
scheduleOnUI(() => {
'worklet';
+ const spinDeadline = Date.now() + 5000;
let taken = lockTaken.getDirty();
- while (!taken) {
+ while (!taken && Date.now() < spinDeadline) {
taken = lockTaken.getDirty();
}
synchronizable.setDirty(42);
const returnedAt = Date.now();
scheduleOnRN(onDirtyWriterDone, returnedAt);
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| scheduleOnUI(() => { | |
| 'worklet'; | |
| let taken = lockTaken.getDirty(); | |
| while (!taken) { | |
| taken = lockTaken.getDirty(); | |
| } | |
| synchronizable.setDirty(42); | |
| const returnedAt = Date.now(); | |
| scheduleOnRN(onDirtyWriterDone, returnedAt); | |
| }); | |
| scheduleOnUI(() => { | |
| 'worklet'; | |
| const spinDeadline = Date.now() + 5000; | |
| let taken = lockTaken.getDirty(); | |
| while (!taken && Date.now() < spinDeadline) { | |
| taken = lockTaken.getDirty(); | |
| } | |
| synchronizable.setDirty(42); | |
| const returnedAt = Date.now(); | |
| scheduleOnRN(onDirtyWriterDone, returnedAt); | |
| }); |
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In `@apps/common-app/runtime-tests/worklets/tests/memory/synchronizable.test.tsx`
around lines 539 - 548, Bound the spin loop in the scheduleOnUI worklet by
adding a time-based deadline or equivalent iteration limit around
lockTaken.getDirty(). Ensure timeout causes the test to fail locally instead of
leaving the UI runtime blocked, while preserving the existing
synchronizable.setDirty and onDirtyWriterDone flow on success.
| const fixedSynchronizable: FixedSynchronizable<number> = | ||
| createSynchronizable(initialValue, { fixedType: true }); | ||
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| const runtime = createWorkletRuntime({ name: 'SynchronizableExample' }); | ||
| const synchronizables: Record<VariantKey, Synchronizable<number>> = { | ||
| dynamic: createSynchronizable(initialValue), | ||
| fixed: fixedSynchronizable, | ||
| }; | ||
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| function setUIValueRemote(value: number, durationMS: number) { | ||
| setValueUI(value); | ||
| setDurationUIMS(durationMS); | ||
| } | ||
| const runtime = createWorkletRuntime({ name: 'SynchronizableExample' }); |
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Create the synchronizables and WorkletRuntime once per mount.
Each state update re-renders the component and creates two native synchronizables and a new WorkletRuntime. The benchmark still uses the objects from the previous render, so these allocations are unused until garbage collection. Use lazy state or refs for these resources.
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In `@apps/common-app/src/apps/reanimated/examples/SynchronizableExample.tsx`
around lines 43 - 51, Update the SynchronizableExample resource initialization
around createSynchronizable and createWorkletRuntime so both synchronizables and
the WorkletRuntime are created only once per component mount, using lazy state
or refs; preserve the existing fixed/dynamic mapping and ensure subsequent
renders reuse the original instances.
| function runBenchmark(benchmark: (variant: VariantKey) => void) { | ||
| const variant = selectedVariant; | ||
| resetVariant(variant); | ||
| setRunningRuntimes(3); | ||
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| setTimeout(() => { | ||
| scheduleOnUI(benchmark, variant); | ||
| scheduleOnRuntime(runtime, benchmark, variant); | ||
| queueMicrotask(() => benchmark(variant)); | ||
| }, 50); | ||
| } |
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Prevent overlapping benchmark runs.
A second button press can start another three-runtime batch before the first batch finishes. Both batches update the same results[variant] entries. Their six completion callbacks also decrement one runningRuntimes counter, which can become negative.
Disable variant and benchmark controls while a run is active, or attach a run ID and ignore stale callbacks.
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In `@apps/common-app/src/apps/reanimated/examples/SynchronizableExample.tsx`
around lines 159 - 169, Update runBenchmark and the related completion handling
to prevent overlapping runs: disable variant and benchmark controls while
running, and re-enable them only after the active batch completes. Ensure
completion callbacks from a prior run cannot decrement the current
runningRuntimes counter or overwrite results for a newer run.
| void SynchronizableFixed::store(const SynchronizableFixedValue &value) { | ||
| std::visit( | ||
| [](auto &atomic, const auto &alternative) { | ||
| using TAtomic = std::decay_t<decltype(atomic)>; | ||
| using TAlternative = std::decay_t<decltype(alternative)>; | ||
| if constexpr (std::is_same_v<TAtomic, std::atomic<TAlternative>>) { | ||
| atomic.store(alternative, std::memory_order_relaxed); | ||
| } else if constexpr (std::is_same_v<TAtomic, std::atomic<double>>) { | ||
| react_native_assert(false && "[Worklets] Expected a number for a fixed-type Synchronizable."); | ||
| } else { | ||
| react_native_assert(false && "[Worklets] Expected a boolean for a fixed-type Synchronizable."); | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
| value_, | ||
| value); | ||
| } |
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Throw on a type mismatch instead of asserting.
react_native_assert compiles out in release builds. In that case a mismatched write is dropped and store returns normally, so JavaScript sees a successful write while the stored value never changes.
A mismatch is reachable from JavaScript. jsValueToSynchronizableFixedValue in JSIWorkletsModuleProxy.cpp (lines 188-196) accepts any number or boolean and does not know the type chosen at creation time. A fixed instance created with true and then written with setDirty(5) reaches this branch.
Throw std::runtime_error so the caller receives the same diagnostic in debug and release builds.
🛠️ Proposed fix
void SynchronizableFixed::store(const SynchronizableFixedValue &value) {
std::visit(
[](auto &atomic, const auto &alternative) {
using TAtomic = std::decay_t<decltype(atomic)>;
using TAlternative = std::decay_t<decltype(alternative)>;
if constexpr (std::is_same_v<TAtomic, std::atomic<TAlternative>>) {
atomic.store(alternative, std::memory_order_relaxed);
} else if constexpr (std::is_same_v<TAtomic, std::atomic<double>>) {
- react_native_assert(false && "[Worklets] Expected a number for a fixed-type Synchronizable.");
+ throw std::runtime_error("[Worklets] Expected a number for a fixed-type Synchronizable.");
} else {
- react_native_assert(false && "[Worklets] Expected a boolean for a fixed-type Synchronizable.");
+ throw std::runtime_error("[Worklets] Expected a boolean for a fixed-type Synchronizable.");
}
},
value_,
value);
}Note that setDirty and setBlocking call store between the Before and After access hooks. If store throws, the matching setDirtyAfter or setBlockingAfter call is skipped and the counter or flag stays set. Move the hook pairs into a scope guard, or validate the type before entering the critical section.
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In
`@packages/react-native-worklets/Common/cpp/worklets/SharedItems/SynchronizableFixed.cpp`
around lines 43 - 58, Update SynchronizableFixed::store to throw
std::runtime_error for type mismatches instead of relying on
react_native_assert, ensuring identical behavior in debug and release builds.
Also ensure setDirty and setBlocking always execute their matching After hooks
when store throws, using scope-guarded hook pairs or validating the value before
entering the critical section.
| synchronizable.setBlocking = ( | ||
| valueOrFunction: TValue | ((prev: TValue) => TValue) | ||
| ) => { | ||
| let newValue: TValue; | ||
| if (typeof valueOrFunction === 'function') { | ||
| const func = valueOrFunction as (prev: TValue) => TValue; | ||
| synchronizable.lock(); | ||
| const prev = synchronizable.getBlocking(); | ||
| newValue = func(prev); | ||
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| proxy.synchronizableSetBlocking(synchronizable, serializer(newValue)); | ||
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| synchronizable.unlock(); | ||
| if (__DEV__) { | ||
| try { | ||
| const prev = synchronizable.getBlocking(); | ||
| setBlockingValue(func(prev)); | ||
| } finally { | ||
| synchronizable.unlock(); | ||
| } | ||
| } else { | ||
| const prev = synchronizable.getBlocking(); | ||
| setBlockingValue(func(prev)); | ||
| synchronizable.unlock(); | ||
| } | ||
| } else { | ||
| const value = valueOrFunction; | ||
| newValue = value; | ||
| proxy.synchronizableSetBlocking(synchronizable, serializer(newValue)); | ||
| setBlockingValue(valueOrFunction); | ||
| } | ||
| }; |
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Lock release for a throwing functional setter depends on the build type. The unpacker wraps the locked update in try/finally only when __DEV__ is true. In a release build a throwing updater leaves the imperative lock held, and SynchronizableAccess::unlock ignores callers that are not the owner thread. The runtime test asserts the opposite behavior, so it validates only debug builds.
packages/react-native-worklets/src/memory/synchronizableUnpacker.native.ts#L42-L63: remove the__DEV__branch and always run the locked read-modify-write insidetry/finally.apps/common-app/runtime-tests/worklets/tests/memory/synchronizable.test.tsx#L560-L575: keep this test, and confirm it runs and passes after the unpacker always usestry/finally.
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In `@packages/react-native-worklets/src/memory/synchronizableUnpacker.native.ts`
around lines 42 - 63, Update synchronizable.setBlocking in
packages/react-native-worklets/src/memory/synchronizableUnpacker.native.ts
(lines 42-63) to always wrap the locked read-modify-write in try/finally,
removing the __DEV__-specific branch so unlock runs when the updater throws.
Keep apps/common-app/runtime-tests/worklets/tests/memory/synchronizable.test.tsx
(lines 560-575) unchanged; confirm the existing test runs and passes with the
unconditional cleanup.
| const synchronizable = { | ||
| __synchronizableRef: true, | ||
| getDirty: () => value, | ||
| getBlocking: () => value, | ||
| setBlocking: (newValue: TValue | ((prev: TValue) => TValue)) => { | ||
| value = | ||
| typeof newValue === 'function' | ||
| ? (newValue as (prev: TValue) => TValue)(value) | ||
| : newValue; | ||
| }, | ||
| lock: NOOP, | ||
| unlock: NOOP, | ||
| }; |
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Add the serializable marker to the mock.
Synchronizable<TValue> extends SerializableRef<TValue>, but this mock omits __serializableRef. The native fixed serialization expectation includes this marker. Mock-only isSerializableRef checks can therefore return a different result.
Proposed fix
const synchronizable = {
+ __serializableRef: true,
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| const synchronizable = { | |
| __synchronizableRef: true, | |
| getDirty: () => value, | |
| getBlocking: () => value, | |
| setBlocking: (newValue: TValue | ((prev: TValue) => TValue)) => { | |
| value = | |
| typeof newValue === 'function' | |
| ? (newValue as (prev: TValue) => TValue)(value) | |
| : newValue; | |
| }, | |
| lock: NOOP, | |
| unlock: NOOP, | |
| }; | |
| const synchronizable = { | |
| __serializableRef: true, | |
| __synchronizableRef: true, | |
| getDirty: () => value, | |
| getBlocking: () => value, | |
| setBlocking: (newValue: TValue | ((prev: TValue) => TValue)) => { | |
| value = | |
| typeof newValue === 'function' | |
| ? (newValue as (prev: TValue) => TValue)(value) | |
| : newValue; | |
| }, | |
| lock: NOOP, | |
| unlock: NOOP, | |
| }; |
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In `@packages/react-native-worklets/src/mock.ts` around lines 52 - 64, Add the
__serializableRef marker to the synchronizable mock object alongside
__synchronizableRef, so it satisfies the SerializableRef contract and matches
native isSerializableRef behavior.
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Summary
Depends on #10295.
Every Synchronizable access used to go through
worklets::Serializable, which allocates aSerializableScalarand a JSI ref object per write even when the value is just a number. I added an opt-in fast path:createSynchronizable(value, { fixedType: true })creates aSynchronizableFixedthat stores its number or boolean value directly in native memory as astd::variant<std::atomic<double>, std::atomic<bool>>, with the value type inferred from the initial value and locked forever. The shared JS unpacker receives anisFixedflag fromtoJSValue, so fixed instances skip serialization in both directions.Since the payload is a single lock-free atomic, I could finally implement
setDirty- a non-exclusive write that accepts a plain value. It waits for blocking accesses and transactions, but runs concurrently with othersetDirtycalls, so a concurrent dirty write can be lost. Reanimated's migration to the fixed-type Synchronizable is split out to a follow-up PR.I merged the Synchronizable runtime tests into a dynamic/fixed matrix and extended the performance example with a variant selector.
Test plan
memory/synchronizable.testruns every shared behavior for both variants, plus fixed-only coverage (setDirty, boolean type preservation, torn-value check).SynchronizablePerformanceExamplecompares dynamic and fixed durations side by side.