Propagate backpressure through readStreamIntoSink for HTTP responses#28570
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WalkthroughThis change implements backpressure propagation for HTTP server writable streams and adds regression tests to verify the functionality. It modifies stream handling for empty buffers and manages pending flush promises to ensure proper backpressure signaling through the streaming pipeline. Changes
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In `@src/bun.js/webcore/streams.zig`:
- Around line 807-813: The buffered-amount heuristic currently only sets
this.has_backpressure when res.getBufferedAmount() > 1024*1024 but does not
integrate with the existing drain/pending-flush machinery, so writes still
resolve immediately; update the branch that sets this.has_backpressure to also
register the same onWritable handler and set the same pending flush state used
by the tryEnd() slow-client path (so that res.write() returning false or
this.has_backpressure triggers the pending-flush + onWritable registration),
ensure handleWrote(buf.len) does not prematurely clear the pending state, and
make flush(true)/readStreamIntoSink() wait for the onWritable resolution just
like the tryEnd() path.
In `@test/regression/issue/28035.test.ts`:
- Around line 100-111: Ensure the test asserts the JSON payload and that chunks
were actually produced before checking exitCode: verify jsonLine is truthy (from
lines.find(...) / jsonLine), parse it into result and assert
result.chunksWhilePaused > 0, then assert result.backpressureObserved === true,
and only after validating stdout/stderr/result move the expect(exitCode).toBe(0)
to the end; use stdout/stderr logging as before if jsonLine is missing to aid
debugging.
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In `@src/bun.js/webcore/streams.zig`:
- Around line 816-818: The onWritable drain callback can underflow when buffer
was cleared by handleWrote in sendWithoutAutoFlusher; modify onWritable to first
check for an empty buffer and return early (e.g., if this.buffer.len == 0 or
readableSlice().len == 0) before computing to_write or performing
readableSlice()[to_write..], or alternatively avoid registering res.onWritable
in sendWithoutAutoFlusher when handleWrote clears the buffer; reference
sendWithoutAutoFlusher, handleWrote, onWritable, write_offset, this.buffer.len
and readableSlice to locate and implement the guard.
In `@test/regression/issue/28035.test.ts`:
- Around line 124-156: The test currently emits identical chunks via
Buffer.alloc(25000, 65) in the ReadableStream (pull) and only asserts
body.length, which allows drop/duplicate bugs to pass; modify the upstream
ReadableStream pull to embed the chunk index (variable i / TOTAL_CHUNKS) into
each chunk payload (e.g., write i into the first bytes of each 25000-byte
buffer) and update the assertion after fetching from proxy to validate the
sequence integrity by either reconstructing and checking that each chunk index
appears in order or computing and comparing a deterministic hash over the
ordered chunk indices rather than only checking body.length; locate changes
around TOTAL_CHUNKS, the ReadableStream pull implementation, and the final
expect(body.length) assertion to make these edits.
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7981-8049:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorEnforce the advertised connect-vs-spawn XOR in the
WebView.Backendchrome union.Lines 7982-8049 document
urlas mutually exclusive withpath/argv, but TypeScript unions without explicitneverfields still allow object literals that combine both branches (e.g.,{ type: "chrome", url: "ws://...", path: "/..." }). Addneverfields to the connect branch to prevent this at compile time:Suggested typing fix
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts` around lines 7981 - 8049, The chrome branch of the WebView.Backend union allows invalid mixes (e.g., {type: "chrome", url: "...", path: "..."}) because the two union members don't exclude each other's fields; update the two { type: "chrome" } variants so the connect branch explicitly forbids spawn-only fields and the spawn branch explicitly forbids connect-only fields by adding never-typed fields: in the connect-with-url variant add path?: never and argv?: never (and any other spawn-only options such as stdout/stderr if desired), and in the spawn/auto-detect variant add url?: never (or url?: false | never as appropriate) so TypeScript will reject objects that combine url with path/argv; reference the union member objects with type: "chrome" and the fields url, path, argv, stdout, stderr when making the change.
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src/bun.js/webcore/streams.zig (1)
974-987:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 CriticalRegister
onWritablebefore parking JS onpending_flush.Line 982 assumes the drain callback is already armed, but after Line 795 clears it the plain
res.write()path only flipshas_backpressureon Line 806. If that write returns.backpressure, nothing ever callsflushPromise()orsignal.ready(), so this promise can hang indefinitely and the response stalls on the first congested write.🛠️ Root-cause fix in
sendWithoutAutoFlusher()} else { this.has_backpressure = res.write(buf) == .backpressure; + if (this.has_backpressure) { + res.onWritable(*@This(), onWritable, this); + } } this.handleWrote(buf.len); return true;In uWebSockets for `HttpResponse`, after `res.write()` reports backpressure, is a writable callback delivered automatically, or must the server explicitly call `res.onWritable(...)` to be notified when the socket drains?🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/bun.js/webcore/streams.zig` around lines 974 - 987, The promise created when buffer is empty can hang because we create pending_flush and park JS before arming the uWS writable callback; update sendWithoutAutoFlusher() to register the onWritable handler (so flushPromise()/signal.ready() will be invoked) before flipping has_backpressure and creating this.pending_flush (ensure wrote_at_start_of_flush is set after arming the callback), so that when res.write() returns backpressure the onWritable callback is already registered and will resolve the pending_flush.promise; reference sendWithoutAutoFlusher(), pending_flush, onWritable, flushPromise(), signal.ready(), wrote_at_start_of_flush and has_backpressure when making the change.
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In `@packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts`:
- Around line 8318-8327: The WebView typings add narrow addEventListener
overloads using type parameters (addEventListener<T = unknown>(type:
`${string}.${string}`, listener: (event: MessageEvent<T>) => void, ...)) but
there are no corresponding removeEventListener overloads, causing
strictFunctionTypes to reject removal without casting; add matching
removeEventListener overloads mirroring the addEventListener signatures (same
generic T, same CDP event name template `${string}.${string}`, and listener type
(event: MessageEvent<T>) => void with the same options parameter) so callers can
remove typed CDP handlers without type assertions; update the declarations for
removeEventListener in the same declaration block/class (WebView/EventTarget
overloads) to match the narrow signatures.
In `@src/bun.js/bindings/webcore/EventListenerMap.h`:
- Line 89: Replace the plain uint32_t m_threadUID with std::atomic<uint32_t> and
update releaseAssertOrSetThreadUID() to use relaxed atomic loads/stores (e.g.,
load(std::memory_order_relaxed) and store(..., std::memory_order_relaxed)) so
reads/writes outside the lock are well-defined; keep the existing lock-based
checks but use the atomic for the initial check/assignment to avoid data races
while preserving the debug-assert semantics of m_threadUID and
releaseAssertOrSetThreadUID().
In `@src/bun.js/bindings/webcore/JSCallbackData.h`:
- Around line 52-55: The constructor JSCallbackData(JSC::VM&, JSC::JSObject*
callback, void* owner) takes an unused JSC::VM& parameter (vm) which triggers
warnings; either mark it explicitly as unused or consume it, or if needed for
future initialization, actually use it. Fix by updating the JSCallbackData
constructor signature to annotate the parameter (e.g., [[maybe_unused]] JSC::VM&
vm or name it vm and add (void)vm;), or remove/replace it with an unnamed
parameter if API allows; ensure m_callback and m_weakOwner initialization
remains unchanged so symbols JSCallbackData, JSC::VM&, m_callback, and
m_weakOwner are easy to locate.
In `@src/bun.js/webview/ChromeProcess.zig`:
- Around line 388-445: Change readDevToolsActivePort to return bool instead of
?void: update the signature fn readDevToolsActivePort(out_buf:
*std.ArrayListUnmanaged(u8)) bool, replace all `return;` success points with
`return true;` and all `return null;` or `continue`-fallthrough error outcomes
with `return false;` where appropriate; then update the call site that currently
does `if (readDevToolsActivePort(&buf)) |_|` to a plain boolean check `if
(readDevToolsActivePort(&buf)) { ... }` so the intent is clear. Ensure
references to the function name readDevToolsActivePort and the out_buf behavior
remain unchanged.
In `@src/bun.js/webview/JSWebView.h`:
- Around line 48-59: The fallback return in screenshotMimeType silently returns
"image/png" for unknown ScreenshotFormat values; replace that unreachable
fallback with a RELEASE_ASSERT_NOT_REACHED() (or call it before returning) so
that if a new ScreenshotFormat value is added the code loudly fails rather than
silently using PNG; update the function screenshotMimeType to keep the existing
switch cases for ScreenshotFormat::Png/Jpeg/Webp and after the switch invoke
RELEASE_ASSERT_NOT_REACHED() (optionally returning a default to satisfy the
compiler) to ensure future enum additions are caught.
In `@src/bun.js/webview/WebKitBackend.cpp`:
- Around line 234-301: openShmScreenshot currently constructs JS values that can
throw but callers (handleReply/onData) call settleSlot() immediately; change
openShmScreenshot to be explicitly fallible by detecting/clearing any JSC
exceptions during JS materialization (use the VM/TopExceptionScope or exception
state after each JS helper call) and set ok=false if an exception occurred,
ensuring any mmap is munmap'ed or ownership transferred consistently (unlink
already done); then update the callers (handleReply/onData paths noted around
the later 419-427 region) to check the ok flag and skip calling settleSlot()
when ok is false so exceptions propagate instead of settling m_pendingScreenshot
with an invalid value; reference functions: openShmScreenshot, mapShm,
shm_unlink, Blob__fromMmapWithType, JSBuffer__fromMmap, handleReply, settleSlot,
onData.
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`@src/create/projects/react-shadcn-spa/REPLACE_ME_WITH_YOUR_APP_FILE_NAME.build.ts`:
- Around line 10-24: The build result handling currently assumes success; update
the logic around the Bun.build(...) call to check result.success before
iterating result.outputs: if result.success is false, iterate result.logs and
print errors/warnings (using console.error) and then exit with a non-zero status
(e.g., process.exit(1)); only when result.success is true should you iterate
result.outputs and print the artifact sizes. Ensure you reference the existing
symbols result, result.logs, result.success and result.outputs when making the
change.
In `@src/init/react-tailwind/src/frontend.tsx`:
- Around line 19-20: The current call accesses import.meta.hot.data without
guarding for import.meta.hot, which will throw in production; change the logic
around the createRoot(elem) usage so you first check whether import.meta.hot is
truthy (e.g., if (import.meta.hot) { ... } else { ... }) and only access
import.meta.hot.data inside that branch, ensuring createRoot(elem) is assigned
to a stable root variable and then call .render(app) regardless of HMR presence;
update the expression around import.meta.hot.data.root ??= createRoot(elem) to
use a guarded lookup of import.meta.hot (referencing import.meta.hot,
import.meta.hot.data, createRoot, elem, and app) so production builds don’t
attempt to read .data when import.meta.hot is undefined.
In `@src/node-fallbacks/tsconfig.json`:
- Around line 2-27: The tsconfig compilerOptions in src/node-fallbacks is
missing baseUrl which breaks bootstrap Bun TypeScript resolution; restore
baseUrl by adding "baseUrl": "." inside the "compilerOptions" object in this
tsconfig.json so resolution for the bootstrap build (used by
scripts/build/codegen.ts and build-fallbacks) works the same as the sibling
configs.
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In `@packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts`:
- Around line 7981-8049: The chrome branch of the WebView.Backend union allows
invalid mixes (e.g., {type: "chrome", url: "...", path: "..."}) because the two
union members don't exclude each other's fields; update the two { type: "chrome"
} variants so the connect branch explicitly forbids spawn-only fields and the
spawn branch explicitly forbids connect-only fields by adding never-typed
fields: in the connect-with-url variant add path?: never and argv?: never (and
any other spawn-only options such as stdout/stderr if desired), and in the
spawn/auto-detect variant add url?: never (or url?: false | never as
appropriate) so TypeScript will reject objects that combine url with path/argv;
reference the union member objects with type: "chrome" and the fields url, path,
argv, stdout, stderr when making the change.
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In `@src/bun.js/webcore/streams.zig`:
- Around line 974-987: The promise created when buffer is empty can hang because
we create pending_flush and park JS before arming the uWS writable callback;
update sendWithoutAutoFlusher() to register the onWritable handler (so
flushPromise()/signal.ready() will be invoked) before flipping has_backpressure
and creating this.pending_flush (ensure wrote_at_start_of_flush is set after
arming the callback), so that when res.write() returns backpressure the
onWritable callback is already registered and will resolve the
pending_flush.promise; reference sendWithoutAutoFlusher(), pending_flush,
onWritable, flushPromise(), signal.ready(), wrote_at_start_of_flush and
has_backpressure when making the change.
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Under TypeScript strictFunctionTypes, is a callback typed as (event: MessageEvent) => voidassignable to a genericEventListener (evt: Event) => void? Please confirm whether a class that adds a narrower addEventListeneroverload also needs a matchingremoveEventListener overload for the same listener type.
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No, under TypeScript's strictFunctionTypes, a callback typed as (event: MessageEvent) => void is not assignable to the generic EventListener (evt: Event) => void. This is because strictFunctionTypes enforces contravariant checking for function parameters. For the narrower callback to be assignable to the wider one, its parameter type MessageEvent (subtype of Event) must be supertype of Event, which it is not. TypeScript reports an error like: "Types of parameters 'e' and 'evt' are incompatible. Type 'Event' is missing the following properties from type 'MessageEvent': data, lastEventId, origin, ports." This behavior is confirmed across multiple sources discussing similar cases with CustomEvent, MouseEvent, etc., expecting MessageEvent to behave identically since MessageEvent extends Event. For a class providing a narrower addEventListener overload (e.g., addEventListener(type: "message", listener: (event: MessageEvent) => void)), it also needs a matching narrower removeEventListener overload with the same listener type. Without it, removing a listener added via the narrow overload fails type checking because the generic removeEventListener expects (evt: Event) => void, to which the narrow listener is not assignable under strictFunctionTypes. TypeScript issue #19386 explicitly notes: "removeEventListener overloads should match the corresponding addEventListener overloads," confirming this requirement, especially relevant under strict function types.
Citations:
- 1: (Window | Worker).addEventListener(...) microsoft/TypeScript#48546
- 2: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47166369/argument-of-type-e-customevent-void-is-not-assignable-to-parameter-of-ty/47171216
- 3: removeEventListener overloads should match the overloads provided for addEventListener microsoft/TypeScript#19386
- 4: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/release-notes/typescript-2-6.html
- 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47166369/argument-of-type-e-customevent-void-is-not-assignable-to-parameter-of-ty
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The WebView class at lines 8318-8327 adds narrower addEventListener overloads to accept (event: MessageEvent<T>) => void for CDP event names, but removeEventListener is not overloaded. Under strictFunctionTypes, that handler type is not assignable to the generic EventListener signature inherited from EventTarget, so removing the listener requires a type cast.
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options?: boolean | AddEventListenerOptions,
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+ type: `${string}.${string}`,
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| type: string, | |
| listener: EventListenerOrEventListenerObject, | |
| options?: boolean | AddEventListenerOptions, | |
| ): void; | |
| removeEventListener<T = unknown>( | |
| type: `${string}.${string}`, | |
| listener: (event: MessageEvent<T>) => void, | |
| options?: boolean | EventListenerOptions, | |
| ): void; | |
| removeEventListener( | |
| type: string, | |
| listener: EventListenerOrEventListenerObject, | |
| options?: boolean | EventListenerOptions, | |
| ): void; |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts` around lines 8318 - 8327, The WebView typings
add narrow addEventListener overloads using type parameters (addEventListener<T
= unknown>(type: `${string}.${string}`, listener: (event: MessageEvent<T>) =>
void, ...)) but there are no corresponding removeEventListener overloads,
causing strictFunctionTypes to reject removal without casting; add matching
removeEventListener overloads mirroring the addEventListener signatures (same
generic T, same CDP event name template `${string}.${string}`, and listener type
(event: MessageEvent<T>) => void with the same options parameter) so callers can
remove typed CDP handlers without type assertions; update the declarations for
removeEventListener in the same declaration block/class (WebView/EventTarget
overloads) to match the narrow signatures.
| Vector<std::pair<AtomString, EventListenerVector>, 0, CrashOnOverflow, 4> m_entries; | ||
| Lock m_lock; | ||
| uint32_t m_threadUID { 0 }; |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Consider using std::atomic<uint32_t> for m_threadUID.
The m_threadUID member is read and written outside the lock in releaseAssertOrSetThreadUID(). While uint32_t read/writes are typically atomic on modern architectures, the C++ standard doesn't guarantee this without std::atomic. Two threads racing on first initialization could both observe m_threadUID == 0 and overwrite each other's UID.
Since this is a debug assertion mechanism, the eventual crash detection may be acceptable. However, using std::atomic<uint32_t> with relaxed memory ordering would make the intent explicit and avoid potential undefined behavior under the standard.
Suggested change
- uint32_t m_threadUID { 0 };
+ std::atomic<uint32_t> m_threadUID { 0 };And update the helper to use relaxed loads/stores:
void releaseAssertOrSetThreadUID()
{
- if (!m_threadUID) {
+ if (!m_threadUID.load(std::memory_order_relaxed)) {
ASSERT(!Thread::mayBeGCThread());
- m_threadUID = Thread::currentSingleton().uid();
+ m_threadUID.store(Thread::currentSingleton().uid(), std::memory_order_relaxed);
return;
}
- if (m_threadUID == Thread::currentSingleton().uid()) [[likely]]
+ if (m_threadUID.load(std::memory_order_relaxed) == Thread::currentSingleton().uid()) [[likely]]
return;
RELEASE_ASSERT(Thread::mayBeGCThread());
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/bun.js/bindings/webcore/EventListenerMap.h` at line 89, Replace the plain
uint32_t m_threadUID with std::atomic<uint32_t> and update
releaseAssertOrSetThreadUID() to use relaxed atomic loads/stores (e.g.,
load(std::memory_order_relaxed) and store(..., std::memory_order_relaxed)) so
reads/writes outside the lock are well-defined; keep the existing lock-based
checks but use the atomic for the initial check/assignment to avoid data races
while preserving the debug-assert semantics of m_threadUID and
releaseAssertOrSetThreadUID().
| fn readDevToolsActivePort(out_buf: *std.ArrayListUnmanaged(u8)) ?void { | ||
| // Default profile locations. Multiple Chrome channels (stable/beta/ | ||
| // canary) have distinct dirs; try each. Chromium and Edge also | ||
| // respond to the same debugging protocol. | ||
| // Windows roots under %LOCALAPPDATA%; POSIX under $HOME. The subdir | ||
| // names come from each browser's installer — hardcoded, not | ||
| // discoverable. Edge uses the same CDP + file format as Chrome. | ||
| const root = if (comptime bun.Environment.isWindows) | ||
| bun.getenvZ("LOCALAPPDATA") orelse return null | ||
| else | ||
| bun.getenvZ("HOME") orelse return null; | ||
| const candidates: []const []const u8 = if (comptime bun.Environment.isMac) &.{ | ||
| "Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| "Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome Canary/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| "Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome Beta/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| "Library/Application Support/Chromium/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| "Library/Application Support/BraveSoftware/Brave-Browser/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| "Library/Application Support/Microsoft Edge/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| } else if (comptime bun.Environment.isLinux) &.{ | ||
| ".config/google-chrome/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| ".config/google-chrome-beta/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| ".config/google-chrome-unstable/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| ".config/chromium/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| ".config/BraveSoftware/Brave-Browser/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| ".config/microsoft-edge/DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| } else if (comptime bun.Environment.isWindows) &.{ | ||
| // Windows installer layout: <vendor>\<channel>\User Data\ | ||
| "Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| "Google\\Chrome SxS\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", // Canary | ||
| "Google\\Chrome Beta\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| "Chromium\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| "BraveSoftware\\Brave-Browser\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| "Microsoft\\Edge\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | ||
| } else &.{}; | ||
|
|
||
| var path_buf: bun.PathBuffer = undefined; | ||
| for (candidates) |rel| { | ||
| const path = bun.path.joinAbsStringBufZ(root, &path_buf, &.{rel}, .auto); | ||
| const contents = switch (bun.sys.File.readFrom(bun.FD.cwd(), path, bun.default_allocator)) { | ||
| .err => continue, // ENOENT or EACCES — try next | ||
| .result => |c| c, | ||
| }; | ||
| defer bun.default_allocator.free(contents); | ||
|
|
||
| // Parse: line 1 = port, line 2 = path. | ||
| var lines = std.mem.splitScalar(u8, contents, '\n'); | ||
| const port_str = std.mem.trim(u8, lines.next() orelse continue, " \r\t"); | ||
| const ws_path = std.mem.trim(u8, lines.next() orelse continue, " \r\t"); | ||
| // Validate port (catch stale/corrupt files). | ||
| const port = std.fmt.parseInt(u16, port_str, 10) catch continue; | ||
| if (port == 0 or ws_path.len == 0 or ws_path[0] != '/') continue; | ||
|
|
||
| out_buf.clearRetainingCapacity(); | ||
| out_buf.writer(bun.default_allocator).print("ws://127.0.0.1:{d}{s}", .{ port, ws_path }) catch return null; | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| return null; | ||
| } |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Return type ?void is unconventional; consider bool for clarity.
The function signature fn readDevToolsActivePort(out_buf: *std.ArrayListUnmanaged(u8)) ?void returns an optional void, which is semantically equivalent to bool. While this works, it's unusual and less readable. The call site at line 464 uses if (readDevToolsActivePort(&buf)) |_| which makes the _ binding appear misleading.
Consider returning bool for clarity:
♻️ Suggested refactor
-fn readDevToolsActivePort(out_buf: *std.ArrayListUnmanaged(u8)) ?void {
+fn readDevToolsActivePort(out_buf: *std.ArrayListUnmanaged(u8)) bool {
// ... existing code ...
- out_buf.writer(bun.default_allocator).print("ws://127.0.0.1:{d}{s}", .{ port, ws_path }) catch return null;
- return;
+ out_buf.writer(bun.default_allocator).print("ws://127.0.0.1:{d}{s}", .{ port, ws_path }) catch return false;
+ return true;
}
- return null;
+ return false;
}Then at line 464:
- if (readDevToolsActivePort(&buf)) |_| {
+ if (readDevToolsActivePort(&buf)) {📝 Committable suggestion
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| fn readDevToolsActivePort(out_buf: *std.ArrayListUnmanaged(u8)) ?void { | |
| // Default profile locations. Multiple Chrome channels (stable/beta/ | |
| // canary) have distinct dirs; try each. Chromium and Edge also | |
| // respond to the same debugging protocol. | |
| // Windows roots under %LOCALAPPDATA%; POSIX under $HOME. The subdir | |
| // names come from each browser's installer — hardcoded, not | |
| // discoverable. Edge uses the same CDP + file format as Chrome. | |
| const root = if (comptime bun.Environment.isWindows) | |
| bun.getenvZ("LOCALAPPDATA") orelse return null | |
| else | |
| bun.getenvZ("HOME") orelse return null; | |
| const candidates: []const []const u8 = if (comptime bun.Environment.isMac) &.{ | |
| "Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome Canary/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome Beta/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Library/Application Support/Chromium/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Library/Application Support/BraveSoftware/Brave-Browser/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Library/Application Support/Microsoft Edge/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| } else if (comptime bun.Environment.isLinux) &.{ | |
| ".config/google-chrome/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| ".config/google-chrome-beta/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| ".config/google-chrome-unstable/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| ".config/chromium/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| ".config/BraveSoftware/Brave-Browser/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| ".config/microsoft-edge/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| } else if (comptime bun.Environment.isWindows) &.{ | |
| // Windows installer layout: <vendor>\<channel>\User Data\ | |
| "Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Google\\Chrome SxS\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", // Canary | |
| "Google\\Chrome Beta\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Chromium\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "BraveSoftware\\Brave-Browser\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Microsoft\\Edge\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | |
| } else &.{}; | |
| var path_buf: bun.PathBuffer = undefined; | |
| for (candidates) |rel| { | |
| const path = bun.path.joinAbsStringBufZ(root, &path_buf, &.{rel}, .auto); | |
| const contents = switch (bun.sys.File.readFrom(bun.FD.cwd(), path, bun.default_allocator)) { | |
| .err => continue, // ENOENT or EACCES — try next | |
| .result => |c| c, | |
| }; | |
| defer bun.default_allocator.free(contents); | |
| // Parse: line 1 = port, line 2 = path. | |
| var lines = std.mem.splitScalar(u8, contents, '\n'); | |
| const port_str = std.mem.trim(u8, lines.next() orelse continue, " \r\t"); | |
| const ws_path = std.mem.trim(u8, lines.next() orelse continue, " \r\t"); | |
| // Validate port (catch stale/corrupt files). | |
| const port = std.fmt.parseInt(u16, port_str, 10) catch continue; | |
| if (port == 0 or ws_path.len == 0 or ws_path[0] != '/') continue; | |
| out_buf.clearRetainingCapacity(); | |
| out_buf.writer(bun.default_allocator).print("ws://127.0.0.1:{d}{s}", .{ port, ws_path }) catch return null; | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| return null; | |
| } | |
| fn readDevToolsActivePort(out_buf: *std.ArrayListUnmanaged(u8)) bool { | |
| // Default profile locations. Multiple Chrome channels (stable/beta/ | |
| // canary) have distinct dirs; try each. Chromium and Edge also | |
| // respond to the same debugging protocol. | |
| // Windows roots under %LOCALAPPDATA%; POSIX under $HOME. The subdir | |
| // names come from each browser's installer — hardcoded, not | |
| // discoverable. Edge uses the same CDP + file format as Chrome. | |
| const root = if (comptime bun.Environment.isWindows) | |
| bun.getenvZ("LOCALAPPDATA") orelse return false | |
| else | |
| bun.getenvZ("HOME") orelse return false; | |
| const candidates: []const []const u8 = if (comptime bun.Environment.isMac) &.{ | |
| "Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome Canary/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome Beta/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Library/Application Support/Chromium/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Library/Application Support/BraveSoftware/Brave-Browser/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Library/Application Support/Microsoft Edge/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| } else if (comptime bun.Environment.isLinux) &.{ | |
| ".config/google-chrome/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| ".config/google-chrome-beta/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| ".config/google-chrome-unstable/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| ".config/chromium/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| ".config/BraveSoftware/Brave-Browser/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| ".config/microsoft-edge/DevToolsActivePort", | |
| } else if (comptime bun.Environment.isWindows) &.{ | |
| // Windows installer layout: <vendor>\<channel>\User Data\ | |
| "Google\\Chrome\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Google\\Chrome SxS\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", // Canary | |
| "Google\\Chrome Beta\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Chromium\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "BraveSoftware\\Brave-Browser\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | |
| "Microsoft\\Edge\\User Data\\DevToolsActivePort", | |
| } else &.{}; | |
| var path_buf: bun.PathBuffer = undefined; | |
| for (candidates) |rel| { | |
| const path = bun.path.joinAbsStringBufZ(root, &path_buf, &.{rel}, .auto); | |
| const contents = switch (bun.sys.File.readFrom(bun.FD.cwd(), path, bun.default_allocator)) { | |
| .err => continue, // ENOENT or EACCES — try next | |
| .result => |c| c, | |
| }; | |
| defer bun.default_allocator.free(contents); | |
| // Parse: line 1 = port, line 2 = path. | |
| var lines = std.mem.splitScalar(u8, contents, '\n'); | |
| const port_str = std.mem.trim(u8, lines.next() orelse continue, " \r\t"); | |
| const ws_path = std.mem.trim(u8, lines.next() orelse continue, " \r\t"); | |
| // Validate port (catch stale/corrupt files). | |
| const port = std.fmt.parseInt(u16, port_str, 10) catch continue; | |
| if (port == 0 or ws_path.len == 0 or ws_path[0] != '/') continue; | |
| out_buf.clearRetainingCapacity(); | |
| out_buf.writer(bun.default_allocator).print("ws://127.0.0.1:{d}{s}", .{ port, ws_path }) catch return false; | |
| return true; | |
| } | |
| return false; | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/bun.js/webview/ChromeProcess.zig` around lines 388 - 445, Change
readDevToolsActivePort to return bool instead of ?void: update the signature fn
readDevToolsActivePort(out_buf: *std.ArrayListUnmanaged(u8)) bool, replace all
`return;` success points with `return true;` and all `return null;` or
`continue`-fallthrough error outcomes with `return false;` where appropriate;
then update the call site that currently does `if (readDevToolsActivePort(&buf))
|_|` to a plain boolean check `if (readDevToolsActivePort(&buf)) { ... }` so the
intent is clear. Ensure references to the function name readDevToolsActivePort
and the out_buf behavior remain unchanged.
| inline const char* screenshotMimeType(ScreenshotFormat f) | ||
| { | ||
| switch (f) { | ||
| case ScreenshotFormat::Png: | ||
| return "image/png"; | ||
| case ScreenshotFormat::Jpeg: | ||
| return "image/jpeg"; | ||
| case ScreenshotFormat::Webp: | ||
| return "image/webp"; | ||
| } | ||
| return "image/png"; | ||
| } |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Consider adding RELEASE_ASSERT_NOT_REACHED() after the switch.
The screenshotMimeType function has a return "image/png" fallback after the switch statement, but since the switch covers all enum values, this line is unreachable. However, if a new format is added to ScreenshotFormat in the future, the function will silently return PNG instead of alerting the developer.
🔧 Suggested improvement
inline const char* screenshotMimeType(ScreenshotFormat f)
{
switch (f) {
case ScreenshotFormat::Png:
return "image/png";
case ScreenshotFormat::Jpeg:
return "image/jpeg";
case ScreenshotFormat::Webp:
return "image/webp";
}
+ RELEASE_ASSERT_NOT_REACHED();
return "image/png";
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| inline const char* screenshotMimeType(ScreenshotFormat f) | |
| { | |
| switch (f) { | |
| case ScreenshotFormat::Png: | |
| return "image/png"; | |
| case ScreenshotFormat::Jpeg: | |
| return "image/jpeg"; | |
| case ScreenshotFormat::Webp: | |
| return "image/webp"; | |
| } | |
| return "image/png"; | |
| } | |
| inline const char* screenshotMimeType(ScreenshotFormat f) | |
| { | |
| switch (f) { | |
| case ScreenshotFormat::Png: | |
| return "image/png"; | |
| case ScreenshotFormat::Jpeg: | |
| return "image/jpeg"; | |
| case ScreenshotFormat::Webp: | |
| return "image/webp"; | |
| } | |
| RELEASE_ASSERT_NOT_REACHED(); | |
| return "image/png"; | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/bun.js/webview/JSWebView.h` around lines 48 - 59, The fallback return in
screenshotMimeType silently returns "image/png" for unknown ScreenshotFormat
values; replace that unreachable fallback with a RELEASE_ASSERT_NOT_REACHED()
(or call it before returning) so that if a new ScreenshotFormat value is added
the code loudly fails rather than silently using PNG; update the function
screenshotMimeType to keep the existing switch cases for
ScreenshotFormat::Png/Jpeg/Webp and after the switch invoke
RELEASE_ASSERT_NOT_REACHED() (optionally returning a default to satisfy the
compiler) to ensure future enum additions are caught.
| const result = await Bun.build({ | ||
| entrypoints, | ||
| outdir, | ||
| plugins: [plugin], | ||
| plugins: [tailwind], | ||
| minify: true, | ||
| target: "browser", | ||
| sourcemap: "linked", | ||
| define: { | ||
| "process.env.NODE_ENV": JSON.stringify("production"), | ||
| }, | ||
| ...cliConfig, // Merge in any CLI-provided options | ||
| }); | ||
|
|
||
| // Print the results | ||
| const end = performance.now(); | ||
|
|
||
| const outputTable = result.outputs.map(output => ({ | ||
| "File": path.relative(process.cwd(), output.path), | ||
| "Type": output.kind, | ||
| "Size": formatFileSize(output.size), | ||
| })); | ||
|
|
||
| console.table(outputTable); | ||
| const buildTime = (end - start).toFixed(2); | ||
|
|
||
| console.log(`\n✅ Build completed in ${buildTime}ms\n`); | ||
| for (const output of result.outputs) { | ||
| console.log(` ${path.relative(process.cwd(), output.path)} ${(output.size / 1024).toFixed(1)} KB`); | ||
| } |
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Missing error handling for build failures.
Bun.build() returns a BuildOutput object with a success property and logs array for errors/warnings. The script should check result.success before iterating outputs, otherwise users won't see build errors.
Proposed fix
const result = await Bun.build({
entrypoints,
outdir,
plugins: [tailwind],
minify: true,
target: "browser",
sourcemap: "linked",
define: {
"process.env.NODE_ENV": JSON.stringify("production"),
},
});
+if (!result.success) {
+ for (const log of result.logs) {
+ console.error(log);
+ }
+ process.exit(1);
+}
+
for (const output of result.outputs) {
console.log(` ${path.relative(process.cwd(), output.path)} ${(output.size / 1024).toFixed(1)} KB`);
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In
`@src/create/projects/react-shadcn-spa/REPLACE_ME_WITH_YOUR_APP_FILE_NAME.build.ts`
around lines 10 - 24, The build result handling currently assumes success;
update the logic around the Bun.build(...) call to check result.success before
iterating result.outputs: if result.success is false, iterate result.logs and
print errors/warnings (using console.error) and then exit with a non-zero status
(e.g., process.exit(1)); only when result.success is true should you iterate
result.outputs and print the artifact sizes. Ensure you reference the existing
symbols result, result.logs, result.success and result.outputs when making the
change.
| // https://bun.com/docs/bundler/hot-reloading#import-meta-hot-data | ||
| (import.meta.hot.data.root ??= createRoot(elem)).render(app); |
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🌐 Web query:
In Bun 1.2+, is import.meta.hot guaranteed to exist when HMR is disabled (e.g. production builds), or can it be undefined?
💡 Result:
No, import.meta.hot is not guaranteed to exist when HMR is disabled (e.g., production builds). It is undefined in production, as stated in Bun's official documentation. Code using it should check if (import.meta.hot) or rely on dead-code elimination for HMR calls.
Citations:
- 1: https://bun.sh/reference/globals/ImportMeta/hot
- 2: https://bun.sh/docs/bundler/hmr
- 3: https://bun.sh/docs/bundler/hot-reloading
- 4: https://bun.sh/reference/globals/ImportMeta
Guard import.meta.hot before accessing .data.
In production builds (HMR disabled), import.meta.hot is undefined. Line 20 will throw a TypeError when accessing .data without a guard.
Proposed fix
-// https://bun.com/docs/bundler/hot-reloading#import-meta-hot-data
-(import.meta.hot.data.root ??= createRoot(elem)).render(app);
+// https://bun.com/docs/bundler/hot-reloading#import-meta-hot-data
+if (import.meta.hot) {
+ (import.meta.hot.data.root ??= createRoot(elem)).render(app);
+} else {
+ createRoot(elem).render(app);
+}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/init/react-tailwind/src/frontend.tsx` around lines 19 - 20, The current
call accesses import.meta.hot.data without guarding for import.meta.hot, which
will throw in production; change the logic around the createRoot(elem) usage so
you first check whether import.meta.hot is truthy (e.g., if (import.meta.hot) {
... } else { ... }) and only access import.meta.hot.data inside that branch,
ensuring createRoot(elem) is assigned to a stable root variable and then call
.render(app) regardless of HMR presence; update the expression around
import.meta.hot.data.root ??= createRoot(elem) to use a guarded lookup of
import.meta.hot (referencing import.meta.hot, import.meta.hot.data, createRoot,
elem, and app) so production builds don’t attempt to read .data when
import.meta.hot is undefined.
When Bun.serve returns a Response with a JS ReadableStream body (e.g. from pipeThrough(TransformStream)), readStreamIntoSink consumed the stream in a tight loop without checking for socket backpressure. This caused unbounded memory growth when the downstream consumer reads slowly. Three changes fix this: 1. Sink.zig: After each write to the HTTP response sink, check has_backpressure and return false to JS instead of the byte count. This signals the JS caller that the socket is congested. 2. streams.zig: Also detect backpressure via getBufferedAmount() when uWS has accumulated >1MB of unsent data in its internal buffer, since res.write() may accept data even under TCP backpressure. 3. ReadableStreamInternals.ts: In readStreamIntoSink, check the return value of sink.write(). When it returns false (backpressure), yield to the event loop via setTimeout before reading the next chunk. This allows the socket to drain and prevents unbounded buffering.
…tial batch, reset flag on abort - backpressureCheck: only return false for numeric results, not errors - readStreamIntoSink: check backpressure in initial readMany() batch - readStreamIntoSink: use flush(true) instead of setTimeout for yield - abort(): reset has_backpressure to prevent stale flag after abort - test: poll for stabilization instead of fixed sleep durations
…ackpressure, fix test assertion order
… onWritable buffer guard, remove accidental WebViewEventTarget.h
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974-987:⚠️ Potential issue | 🔴 CriticalThis zero-buffer
flush(true)promise can hang on the normalres.write()path.Lines 978-981 assume
sendWithoutAutoFlusher()already registeredonWritable, but the only registration in this file is still thetryEnd()branch on Line 788. On the normal write path, Line 806 can sethas_backpressure, Line 808 immediately emptiesthis.buffer, and this block then creates apending_flushpromise that nothing ever fulfills. Please wire the non-tryEnd()branch into the same drain callback before returning a pending flush here.
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TCP backpressure cannot be reliably triggered on localhost in CI. The data integrity test verifies the TransformStream proxy pipeline works correctly with multiple concurrent requests.
| // Verify streaming through fetch().body.pipeThrough(TransformStream) | ||
| // delivers all data correctly with the backpressure-aware readStreamIntoSink. | ||
| // Without the fix, readStreamIntoSink consumed upstream data in a tight loop | ||
| // without checking sink.write() return values, causing OOM with slow consumers. | ||
| // The actual backpressure behavior requires a slow remote consumer to trigger | ||
| // TCP-level backpressure, which cannot be reliably tested on localhost. |
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🟡 The file-level comment at lines 3–8 claims the fix makes readStreamIntoSink "backpressure-aware" by "checking sink.write() return values," but in the final PR state backpressureCheck() does not exist in Sink.zig and readStreamIntoSink (lines 914–931 of ReadableStreamInternals.ts) still calls sink.write() without inspecting the return value. The comment should accurately describe what the test actually verifies—correct byte delivery through a TransformStream proxy—and note that backpressure propagation to the JS read loop remains a follow-up item.
Extended reasoning...
The test file opens with a 6-line comment (lines 3–8) that makes two specific implementation claims: (1) readStreamIntoSink is now "backpressure-aware", and (2) the fix works by "checking sink.write() return values." Both claims are factually incorrect in the final PR state.
What the comment says vs. what the code actually does. A grep of the entire src/bun.js/webcore/ directory finds zero occurrences of backpressureCheck — the function described in earlier PR iterations was fully reverted. ReadableStreamInternals.ts lines 914–916 write the initial readMany() batch with sink.write(values[i]) and discard the return value; line 931 does the same in the while(true) loop. The only place in the same file that checks sink.write() return values is assignStreamIntoResumableSink (line 835), a different function entirely. So the tight-loop behavior the comment attributes to the unfixed state is exactly what the fixed state still does.
Addressing the refutation. One verifier argued that "backpressure-aware" refers to the system as a whole via the onWritable mechanism in streams.zig. But the comment is not system-level prose — it specifically says readStreamIntoSink is backpressure-aware and attributes the fix mechanism to checking sink.write() return values. Neither of those things is true. Furthermore, the series of follow-up fixes visible in the PR timeline (commits 4e4c30d, 82fb7f3, 5044451) show that earlier attempts to wire up backpressureCheck and JS-side guards were repeatedly lost during rebases, and the final squashed diff includes none of them.
What the test actually verifies. The remaining test confirms end-to-end byte delivery: three concurrent fetch requests through a TransformStream proxy each receive exactly TOTAL_CHUNKS * 25000 bytes, and the first/last chunk sequence numbers are correct. This is a valid and useful data-integrity regression test. It has nothing to do with backpressure signalling — there is no slow-consumer simulation, no pausing of socket reads, and no assertion about how many chunks were produced under congestion.
Why this matters. A developer reading this comment to understand whether issue #28035 (OOM with slow consumers) is fixed would conclude that it is, and would not open a follow-up issue or look for the missing implementation. The comment essentially hides a known gap in the fix by attributing correctness to code that was reverted.
How to fix. Replace lines 3–8 with an accurate description: the test verifies that streaming through fetch().body.pipeThrough(TransformStream) delivers all bytes correctly and in order, and note that backpressure propagation to readStreamIntoSink (preventing OOM with slow consumers) is a follow-up item tracked in issue #28035.
| if (this.buffer.len == 0) { | ||
| this.flushPromise() catch {}; | ||
| if (this.done) { | ||
| if (this.res) |res| { | ||
| res.clearOnWritable(); | ||
| } | ||
| this.signal.close(null); | ||
| this.finalize(); | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| return true; | ||
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🟣 This is a pre-existing issue: in onWritable, the chunk.len == 0 && done == true sub-path (lines 856-862) calls finalize() without first calling res.clearOnWritable(), then returns true, leaving the uWS drain callback registered with a stale pointer after HTTPServerWritable is freed. Since finalize() gates all socket cleanup including res.clearOnWritable() behind if (!this.done), the callback persists on HTTP/1.1 keep-alive connections and can fire for a subsequent request, causing use-after-free. Fix: add an explicit res.clearOnWritable() call and change return true to return false in that branch, exactly as this PR already does for the analogous buffer.len == 0 case at lines 836-847.
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What the bug is and how it manifests
The onWritable drain callback has two adjacent zero-data paths. The PR correctly handles the new case (buffer.len == 0, lines 836-847) by calling res.clearOnWritable() before finalize() and returning false when done == true. However, the immediately adjacent pre-existing path (lines 856-862) handles the case where buffer.len > 0 but chunk.len == 0 (i.e., readableSlice()[to_write..] is empty because uWS has already acknowledged all buffered data). When done == true in this path, the code calls finalize() then return true. This leaves the uWS drain callback registered with a stale HTTPServerWritable pointer.
The specific code path that triggers it
The trigger sequence: (1) A response is buffered via the tryEnd slow path, registering onWritable. (2) uWS fires onWritable with write_offset >= buffer.len - 1, making readableSlice()[to_write..] empty. (3) done == true is already set. (4) finalize() at line 1283 gates ALL cleanup including res.clearOnWritable() behind if (!this.done). Since done is already true, the entire body is skipped. Line 861 returns true with the callback still registered.
Why existing code does not prevent it
finalize() is idempotent via its if (!this.done) guard, but this creates the unintended side effect that when done is already true at call time, res.clearOnWritable() is never invoked. The aborted path (lines 826-831) avoids this because aborted is only set while done is still false, so finalize() executes fully there.
Why this is pre-existing and addressing the refutation
This defect existed before this PR in the tryEnd-registered onWritable path. The refutation argues done==true AND buffer.len>0 is practically unreachable since markDone() is only called when readable.len==0. This is a valid practical concern. However, the structural defect is real: the code calls finalize() as a complete no-op and returns true without clearing the callback. This is demonstrably wrong by comparison with the pattern the PR itself establishes for the analogous buffer.len == 0 case at lines 839-844, which explicitly calls res.clearOnWritable() and returns false.
Impact
On HTTP/1.1 keep-alive connections, after HTTPServerWritable is freed, the uWS callback slot on the reused socket still points to the freed object. When the next request triggers a drain event, uWS fires the stale callback through the freed pointer, causing use-after-free (crash or memory corruption).
How to fix it
In the chunk.len == 0 && done == true branch (around line 857-861), call res.clearOnWritable() before finalize() and change return true to return false:
if (chunk.len == 0) {
if (this.done) {
if (this.res) |res| { res.clearOnWritable(); } // ADD
this.signal.close(null);
this.flushPromise() catch {};
this.finalize();
return false; // CHANGE true -> false
}
}Step-by-step proof
- Response buffered via
tryEndslow path;onWritableregistered;buffer.len > 0. doneset totruebefore socket fully drains.- uWS fires
onWritable(write_offset, res)withwrite_offset >= buffer.len - 1. chunk = readableSlice()[buffer.len-1..]= empty slice (chunk.len == 0).- Line 857:
this.done == true. - Line 860:
finalize()is a complete no-op (guarded byif (!this.done)). - Line 861:
return truewith callback still registered. HTTPServerWritablefreed by GC.- Next keep-alive request triggers drain event; uWS invokes stale callback; use-after-free.
| // Buffer is empty — data was sent to uWS directly via the | ||
| // fast path in write(). Resolve any pending flush promise | ||
| // so the JS consumer can resume reading. | ||
| if (this.buffer.len == 0) { | ||
| this.flushPromise() catch {}; | ||
| if (this.done) { | ||
| if (this.res) |res| { | ||
| res.clearOnWritable(); | ||
| } | ||
| this.signal.close(null); | ||
| this.finalize(); | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| return true; | ||
| } |
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🟡 The comment on the buffer.len == 0 guard in onWritable (lines 833-835) incorrectly attributes the condition to data sent via the fast-write path in write(), but sendWithoutAutoFlusher calls res.clearOnWritable() unconditionally before every non-tryEnd write and never registers res.onWritable, so the fast-write path cannot produce a registered drain callback. The guard is actually reachable via a second drain event on the tryEnd failure path, and the comment should describe that scenario instead.
Extended reasoning...
What the comment says vs. what the code actually does
The guard at lines 833-847 of onWritable is preceded by a comment claiming the buffer.len == 0 case arises because data was sent to uWS directly via the fast path in write(). Looking at the actual code, sendWithoutAutoFlusher (lines 793-809) unconditionally calls res.clearOnWritable() at line 795 before every non-tryEnd write, and never calls res.onWritable() afterward. The only place res.onWritable() is registered is at line 788, inside the tryEnd failure branch. Therefore the fast-write path cannot produce a state where onWritable fires at all, let alone with buffer.len == 0.
The guard is reachable - but via a different path
The refutation verifier makes a valid point that the buffer.len == 0 guard is NOT dead code. It IS reachable, just not via the reason the comment describes. The actual reachable scenario is a second drain event on the tryEnd failure path: (1) tryEnd fails and onWritable is registered with buffer.len > 0; (2) the first drain event fires, handleWrote is called as data is sent until readableSlice().len == 0, and return true keeps the callback registered; (3) before JS can respond to signal.ready() and call write() (which would invoke clearOnWritable()), the socket drains again; (4) the second drain fires onWritable with buffer.len == 0, hitting this guard.
Why the misleading comment matters
The comment implies the fast-write path registers onWritable, which is factually incorrect. A developer reviewing this code would be confused - they might look for a registration that does not exist, or conclude the guard is wrong. More importantly, the comment obscures an architectural gap: the res.write() backpressure path (where res.write() returns .backpressure) genuinely has no drain notification back to JS, and the misleading comment makes it appear that case is handled here when it is not.
Step-by-step proof of the actual reachable scenario
endFromJSis called withreadable.len > 0- thetryEndslow path is taken.res.tryEnd()returnsfalse-onWritableis registered at line 788 withbuffer.len > 0.- First drain:
onWritablefires,send(chunk)writes all buffered data,handleWroteupdatesoffsetuntilreadableSlice().len == 0;flushPromise()is called;return truekeeps the callback registered. - JS receives
signal.ready()asynchronously, not yet processed. - Socket drains again before the JS event loop runs - uWS fires
onWritablea second time. this.buffer.len == 0- the guard at line 836 triggers. This is the actual reachable scenario.
How to fix
Replace the comment at lines 833-835 with an accurate description: the empty-buffer case occurs when a second drain fires after the tryEnd path has fully consumed all buffered data. The guard logic itself is correct and necessary (it prevents a u52 underflow in the buffer.len - 1 computation on line 853); only the comment is wrong.
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Superseded by #29831, which fixes the receive-side root cause (the HTTP client never paused socket reads, so The send-side piece this PR was targeting ( |
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Fixes #28035
Problem
When
Bun.servereturns aResponsewith a JSReadableStreambody (e.g. frompipeThrough(TransformStream)),readStreamIntoSinkconsumed the stream in a tight loop without checking for socket backpressure. This caused unbounded memory growth when the downstream consumer reads slowly — the process could go from 35 MB to 13.5 GB and get OOM-killed.Cause
readStreamIntoSink()inReadableStreamInternals.tsreads chunks from the stream and writes them to the HTTP response sink (HTTPServerWritable) without ever checking whether the socket is congested:Fix
Three coordinated changes:
Sink.zig: After each write, check the sink'shas_backpressureflag and returnfalseto JS (instead of the byte count) when the socket is congested. This is analogous to how Node.js'swritable.write()returnsfalseunder backpressure.streams.zig: Also detect backpressure viagetBufferedAmount()when uWS has accumulated >1 MB of unsent data in its internal buffer, sinceres.write()may accept data even under TCP backpressure.ReadableStreamInternals.ts: Check the return value ofsink.write(). When it returnsfalse, yield to the event loop before reading the next chunk, allowing the socket to drain and preventing unbounded buffering.Verification