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Related to oven-sh/bun#43827

Problem

  • ErrorInstance::setStackFrames() replaces m_stackTrace but leaves m_errorInfoMaterialized set. After a lookup of stack materialized the old frames, the new frames are never formatted on a lookup, and a collection that finds a dead frame runs computeErrorInfo(), whose ASSERT(!m_errorInfoMaterialized) fails (ErrorInstance.cpp:395).
  • Bun's Error.captureStackTrace works around this: on an error whose stack was read, it formats the new stack at capture time. Node formats on the next read of stack, so a later error.message = "..." or a later Error.prepareStackTrace shows in the stack. That is Regression in 1.3.12: Error.captureStackTrace on an Error whose stack was already read keeps the old stack bun#43827, a regression since Bun 1.3.12.

Fix

  • setStackFrames() clears m_errorInfoMaterialized and m_stackPropertyAlreadyMaterialized with the frames, under the cell lock it already takes. The next lookup of stack, line, column or sourceURL runs materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded() again and formats the new frames. A collection that finds a dead frame takes the existing computeErrorInfo() path, because the error is not materialized.
  • A call during materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded() returns without a change. That state is m_errorInfoMaterialized && m_stackTrace: the flag is set before the hook runs and the frames are cleared after it. The hook runs Error.prepareStackTrace, which can call Error.captureStackTrace on the same error. The frames the hook reads stay valid.
  • Behaviour change: none for JSC alone. setStackFrames() is a USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS) method that only Bun calls.
  • Verified: Bun's debug build (assertions on, ASAN) against autobuild-preview-pr-721-a5b2b471, with the capture-time format deleted, passes test/regression/issue/43827.test.ts (7 tests, Bun 1.4.3 fails 5) and test/js/node/v8/capture-stack-trace.test.js. The companion PR is Error.captureStackTrace on an Error whose stack was read formats on the next read of stack (WebKit bump for oven-sh/WebKit#721) bun#43832: it deletes the capture-time format and pins this build.

Background

  • An ErrorInstance keeps its frames in m_stackTrace and formats them on the first lookup of stack, line, column or sourceURL (materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded()). m_errorInfoMaterialized makes that a one-time step. After it, m_stackTrace is null.
  • reconcileWeakReferencesAtGCEnd() runs at the end of a collection. The frames hold their callee and code block weakly. If one is dead, computeErrorInfo() formats the frames to a string while they are still readable.
  • Bun's Error.captureStackTrace calls setStackFrames() and installs a lazy stack accessor. With this change it does so for every ErrorInstance, read or not.
Notes
  • [JSC] A stack that a collection materialized gets the error's name and message when it is read #696 made setStackFrames() clear m_stackString for the same reason: an earlier state of the error must not outlive the frames that replace it. This change extends that to the two materialization bits.
  • m_stackPropertyAlreadyMaterialized is set by JSC's own errorConstructorCaptureStackTrace, which Bun does not install. Bun's capture deletes stack before it installs the accessor, so the next materialization must write stack again. The bit is cleared for that.
  • The refused call is observable only from inside Error.prepareStackTrace for the error being formatted. The outer materialization then writes its own stack, as it does today.
  • Other callers of setStackFrames() in Bun (Bun__attachAsyncStackFromPromise) check hasMaterializedErrorInfo() before they call it and are unchanged.
  • No JSTests case: the jsc shell installs JSC's Error.captureStackTrace, which does not call setStackFrames(). The tests are in the Bun PR.

New frames replace the ones an earlier lookup of stack, line, column or sourceURL materialized. The next lookup formats the new frames. A call while materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded() still reads the frames keeps them.
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. Because it changes the ErrorInstance materialization state machine (a re-entrancy guard plus re-arming two one-shot flags) with no in-tree test, and the verification lives in the Bun-side tests, a human look would still be worthwhile.

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  • The m_errorInfoMaterialized && m_stackTrace guard: traced both materialize paths — the BUN hook path nulls m_stackTrace right after the hook, and the computeErrorInfo() path nulls it before setting the flag at line 520 — so outside the hook window a Bun-issued setStackFrames() is not refused (the only way to reach that state needs JSC's own Error.captureStackTrace, which Bun does not install).
  • Re-entrancy through the non-BUN computeErrorInfo() path: the flag is set only after the frames are nulled, but that path's string hook runs at GC end and does not run JS, so no capture can land mid-format there.
  • The unlocked reads in the guard match the existing mutator-side reads of m_stackTrace (lines 382, 406, 468); cellLock() only fences concurrent GC readers.
  • JSC-only behaviour: setStackFrames() is declared under USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS) and has no in-tree caller, so upstream paths are unchanged.
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The change adds 10 lines to ErrorInstance::setStackFrames() in Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ErrorInstance.cpp: an early return when a capture arrives while materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded() is mid-hook, and a reset of m_errorInfoMaterialized and m_stackPropertyAlreadyMaterialized under the existing cell lock so replaced frames are formatted on the next stack/line/column/sourceURL lookup. It touches no security-sensitive surface (no auth, injection, or data exposure); it is Bun-only lifecycle state for lazy error info. It reads correctly against both compile paths, but /Source/JavaScriptCore is covered by .github/CODEOWNERS (jsc-reviewers), the fix relies on subtle ordering between the flag and m_stackTrace across two materialization paths, and the PR adds no JSTests case (the tests are in the companion Bun PR), which together argue for a human reviewer as well.

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ErrorInstance::setStackFrames now preserves existing frames in a materialized state with a stack trace. When it replaces frames, it resets materialization flags so the new frames can be materialized later.

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Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ErrorInstance.cpp
The method preserves frames when error info is materialized and a stack trace remains. Otherwise, it replaces the frames and resets both materialization flags.

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// materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded() is formatting m_stackTrace right now: the hook set the flag
// and still reads the frames. A capture from inside the hook's callback (Error.prepareStackTrace)
// on the error being formatted keeps the frames the callback was given.
if (m_errorInfoMaterialized && m_stackTrace)
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Scope) { # ... m_stackTrace ... the stack trace ... const auto& ... m_stackTrace.get()) { if ... ed(vm)) { ... return ... void ErrorInstance::computeErrorInfo(VM& vm, bool allocationAllowed) { ASSERT(!m_errorInfoMaterialized); // Here we use DeferGCForAWhile instead of DeferGC since GC&`#39`;s Heap::runEndPhase can trigger this function. In // that case, DeferGC&`#39`;s destructor might trigger another GC cycle which is unexpected. DeferGCForAWhile deferGC(vm); U…[truncated] <title>ErrorInstance: keep the captured stack frames alive until the error info is materialized</title> GitHub pull request 511 in oven-sh/WebKit (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # ErrorInstance: keep the captured stack frames alive until the error info is materialized ... - `ErrorInstance` holds its captured frames weakly. When a callee or code block in the trace dies before the first `.stack` read, `reconcileWeakReferencesAtGCEnd` (`ErrorInstance.cpp:376`) pre-renders the stack string from the GC end phase through `VM::onComputeErrorInfo`. That callback gets no error instance and cannot run JS. ... - The cached string has a bare `Error` header with no message, `Error.prepareStackTrace` never runs, and no call sites exist. The first `.stack` read serves that string. In Bun this hits every error created inside a function object that is collected before the read: an IIFE, a `.then` callback, the prologue of an async function, or a module&`#39`;s top-level code before its first `await` (oven-sh/bun#34398 and its siblings). ... - Under `USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS)`, `ErrorInstance::visitChildren` visits every frame&`#39`;s callee and code block, the way `Exception::visitChildren` already does. It takes the cell lock because the mutator replaces the vector under that lock (`captureStackTrace`, `setStackFrames`, `computeErrorInfo`). ... - The frames stay alive until `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded` drops them or the error dies. V8 does the same with `CallSiteInfo`, so this is also the retention behavior Node programs expect. ... - The first `.stack` read now always takes the normal path with live frames. The weak reconciliation loop stays as a fallback for a frame stored without a write barrier, and asserts in debug builds. ... - `reconcileWeakReferencesAtGCEnd` runs on every marked `ErrorInstance` after marking and before sweeping. Upstream keeps the frames weak so an unread trace does not keep functions and their global objects alive. Bun already formats `.stack` lazily through `onComputeErrorInfoJSValue`, which needs live frames to build call sites. ... - Alternatives, both closed in favor of this PR: `#510` marked the frames the same way but only while the embedder set `VM::setKeepsErrorStackFramesAlive` (Bun: while a user `Error.prepareStackTrace` is installed). `#302` kept the pre-render and restored only the header at materialization. This PR pins unconditionally, so the header, the hook and the call sites all come from the first-access path, including a formatter installed after the GC and errors from other realms. ... Checked that the `visitChildrenImpl` shape matches `Exception::visitChildrenImpl` (`Exception.cpp:60`) and that the cell lock is held consistently with the mutator-side writes to `m_stackTrace` in `setStackFrames`, `captureStackTrace`, `computeErrorInfo`, and `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded`. ... This PR adds a `visitChildren` implementation to `ErrorInstance` under `USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS)` that visits every captured `StackFrame`&`#39`;s callee and code block via `frame.visitAggregate(visitor)`. This changes the frames from weakly-held (upstream behavior) to strongly-held until `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded` clears them or the error itself is collected. The reconciliation loop in `reconcileWeakReferencesAtGCEnd` is kept as a release-build fallback with a debug `ASSERT_NOT_REACHED()`. Header change is the matching `DECLARE_VISIT_CHILDREN` under the same guard. ... High. This is core JavaScriptCore GC marking behavior and a deliberate reversal of an upstream design choice. Upstream keeps frames weak specifically so an unread error doesn&`#39`;t pin functions and their global objects; this PR accepts that retention in exchange for correct `Error.prepareStackTrace` and header behavior on lazy `.stack` reads (matching V8&`#39`;s `CallSiteInfo` retention). The implementation itself is small and follows the established `Exception::visitChildrenImpl` pattern exactly, plus a lock. I found no correctness issues. But the memory-footprint tradeoff — long-lived unread errors now keep callees, code blocks, and transitively their globals alive — is a design call that a maintainer should sign off on rather than…[truncated] <title>Error.appendStackTrace: fix abort with unset stackTraceLimit, assertion on materialized errors, and self-append use-after-free</title> GitHub pull request 37370 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) - `Error.stackTraceLimit` set to a non-number (or deleted) and a destination with no frames: `ErrorInstance::captureStackTrace()` does `globalObject->stackTraceLimit().value()` on an empty optional. Bun is built without exceptions, so that is a silent `abort()` (`panic(main thread): abort() called` on release builds, nothing at all under ASAN). Same class as `WebKit#29388`, which fixed the identical `.value()` in `Error.captureStackTrace`. Reported as `WebKit#35100` and here. ... - Destination whose `.stack` (or `.line` / `.column` / `.sourceURL`) has already been read: materializing discards the frames and sets `m_errorInfoMaterialized`, so the `!destination->stackTrace()` branch captures a fresh trace at the `appendStackTrace` call site, appends the source&`#39`;s frames to it and empties the source. The destination&`#39`;s `.stack` string is unaffected, but Bun&`#39`;s native error printer (`ZigException.cpp`, `fromErrorInstance`) prefers an error&`#39`;s frames to its `.stack`, so `console.error(destination)` / `Bun.inspect(destination)` then show the call site and the source&`#39`;s frames instead of the destination&`#39`;s own, and `source.stack` becomes `undefined`. On debug builds the next GC that finalizes the destination additionally trips `ASSERTION FAILED: !m_errorInfoMaterialized` in `ErrorInstance::computeErrorInfo` (`ErrorInstance.cpp:368`). Reported as `WebKit#34713` and here. ... - `source === destination`: `destination->stackTrace()->appendVector(*source->stackTrace())` appends a vector to itself. `append ... ` goes through the `std::span ` overload of `append`, whose `expandCapacity(size_t, U*)` does not rebase a pointer into the buffer it just freed, so once the trace has enough frames to reallocate the copy reads freed memory (`heap-use-after-free` in `errorConstructorFuncAppendStackTrace`, visible under ASAN with `Malloc=1`). The `clear()` that follows then empties the trace and `.stack` becomes `undefined` on every build. Reported as `WebKit#32098`. ... - A materialized destination makes the call a no-op: the destination&`#39`;s frames are already gone, so there is nothing to append to, and installing frames at this point only desyncs what the printer shows from what `.stack` says (and asserts on debug). Leaving the source untouched as well is deliberate; `Bun__attachAsyncStackFromPromise` (`AsyncStackTrace.cpp`) bails out of materialized errors for the same reason. (`Error.captureStackTrace` handles the materialized case differently, by recomputing `.stack` eagerly; that is the right thing for a fresh capture but not for an append, which has no destination frames left to put in front of the source&`#39`;s.) ... no frames gets ... empty frame list instead of ... `stackTraceLimit ... is empty. ... error constructed in that state has no frames ... (`getStackTrace` returns null when the limit is unset), but the source&`#39`;s frames are still appended, so `destination.stack` shows them. ... empty list is used rather than ... of skipping the append as well. ... - `ErrorInstance` keeps a native `Vector ` until something reads `.stack` (or line/column/sourceURL); at that point the frames are formatted into properties and dropped, and `m_errorInfoMaterialized` records that this happened. GC&`#39`;s `finalizeUnconditionally` also formats and drops frames early when one of them points at code that is about to be collected, which is the path that asserts if frames exist after materialization. ... - `JSGlobalObject::stackTraceLimit()` is a `std::optional `; assigning a non-number to `Error.stackTraceLimit` or deleting it stores `nullopt`, and errors created while it is unset get no frames at all. ... - `Error.appendStackTrace` is a Bun-specific, `Private`-visibility helper installed on the `Error` constructor (`ZigGlobalObject.cpp`); it is reachable from user code, which is how the fuzzer hit all three cases. ... 1. Early-return when `destination->hasMaterializedErrorInfo()` — once `.stack` is materialized the frames are discarded and `…[truncated] <title>error: give errors created with no JS frames a .stack property</title> GitHub pull request 38074 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) - Cause: JSC&`#39`;s `ErrorInstance::materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded` / `computeErrorInfo` (vendored `ErrorInstance.cpp:374`, `:410`) only define `.stack` when the captured frame vector is non-empty. An error created from an event loop callback captures an empty vector, so nothing ever defines the property. `Bun__attachAsyncStackFromPromise` (`src/jsc/bindings/AsyncStackTrace.cpp`) fills the vector when an async function is awaiting the promise, but returned without touching the error for `.then()` / `.catch()`, combinators, top-level await, and callback or event delivery. ... - Adds `Bun::installLazyStackIfFrameless` (`FormatStackTraceForJS.cpp`): when an error&`#39`;s frame vector exists but is empty and it has no own `stack` yet, install the lazy `stack` accessor that `Error.captureStackTrace` already uses. The first read runs the normal formatter over the empty vector (so `Error.prepareStackTrace` is honored and gets an empty call-site array) and replaces the accessor with a non-enumerable data property holding `Name: message`. ... errors pass through ... whichever way it is delivered ... createError` (` ... .cpp` ... . the redis client&`#39`;s ... - `Bun__attach ... StackFromPromise`: any other constructor rejected ... async_stack` ... .g. `Bun ... password`), when the ... walk recovers no ... - Why this is the right shape: - Matches node: `.stack` is an own, non-enumerable property; before the first read V8 also exposes it as an accessor; it is formatted lazily, so later `name` / `message` edits and `Error.prepareStackTrace` are reflected; `Error.stackTraceLimit = 0` yields the header line; a deleted `Error.stackTraceLimit` (null vector) keeps `.stack` undefined, as in V8. - No per-call stack capture on the success path (the approach `WebKit#35998` took for fetch, dropped because it allocates an Error per call). Errors that have frames take one `isEmpty()` check and are otherwise untouched, so synchronous errors and the `await` case are unchanged; `console.log` / uncaught output for frameless errors is byte-identical because the printer reads the frame vector, not the property. - Idempotent: the own-property check makes the constructor-time and attach-time calls compose, and leaves a user-assigned `.stack` alone. ... - Not covered: errors built through other constructors off the JS stack (e.g. the `AggregateError` from a failed `Bun.build()`, the `WebSocket` error event&`#39`;s error) and `Error.stackTraceLimit = 0; new Error()`. Those need the same change inside JSC&`#39`;s materialization; WebKit is prebuilt, so this handles it at Bun&`#39`;s construction sites. ... - Frame vector and materialization: a JSC `ErrorInstance` stores the frames captured at construction in `m_stackTrace` and only defines the `stack` / `line` / `column` properties on the first access to one of them (`materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded`), formatting through Bun&`#39`;s hook. With zero frames that code is skipped entirely, which is the bug. ... - Lazy stack accessor: `errorInstanceLazyStackCustomGetter` (`FormatStackTraceForJS.cpp`) is a `CustomGetterSetter` Bun installs as an own `stack` property; reading it formats whatever frames the error holds at that moment and `putDirect`s the result over itself. Until now only `Error.captureStackTrace` installed it. ... `Bun__attachAsyncStackFromPromise`, which walks the ... s reaction chain looking for async functions awaiting it ... `at async f` frames. Consumers ... are not a direct `await` (`.then()`, `Promise.all`, top-level await, callbacks) give ... > Those two are partial versions of this change rather than alternatives to it, and this PR is meant to replace both: > > - `WebKit#35515` installs the accessor in the SystemError constructor only, so errors built through `ErrorCodeCache::createError` (redis) or any other constructor rejected via `reject_with_async_stack` (`Bun.password`, S3) still had no `.stack`. > - `WebKit#35989` installs it in the async-stack attach only, so errors delivered through callbacks or event…[truncated] <title>fix(error): don&`#39`;t capture stack trace on materialized ErrorInstance in appendStackTrace</title> GitHub pull request 34713 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) ``` ASSERTION FAILED: !m_errorInfoMaterialized vendor/WebKit/Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ErrorInstance.cpp(368) : void JSC::ErrorInstance::computeErrorInfo(VM &, bool) ``` ... `Error.appendStackTrace(source, destination)` calls `destination->captureStackTrace()` whenever `destination->stackTrace()` is null, without checking `hasMaterializedErrorInfo()`. Once an error&`#39`;s `.sourceURL`/`.stack`/etc has been accessed, its error info is materialized and its internal `m_stackTrace` is cleared. Calling `captureStackTrace` at that point installs a fresh `m_stackTrace` while `m_errorInfoMaterialized` stays `true`, which is an inconsistent state. ... Later, during GC, `ErrorInstance::finalizeUnconditionally` sees the non-null `m_stackTrace`, finds an unmarked frame, and calls `computeErrorInfo`, which asserts `!m_errorInfoMaterialized`. ... Skip `captureStackTrace` when `destination` has already materialized its error info, matching the existing guard in `errorConstructorFuncCaptureStackTrace`. Also guard the append against a null destination trace and skip when `source == destination` (self-appending a `WTF::Vector` then clearing it is pointless at best). ... - 🟡 ` ... /js/bun/util/error-gc-test.test.js:51-62` — The new `&& destination->stackTrace()` guard on line 675 is load-bearing (it prevents a null-deref when `source` is unmaterialized but `destination` is materialized), but neither test shape exercises it: the `(a, b)` case short-circuits on `source->stackTrace()` being null, and the `(self, self)` case has a non-null `destination->stackTrace()` and short-circuits on `source != destination`. Consider adding an unmaterialized-source / materialized-destination pair inside the eval&`#39`;d loop, e.g. `const c = new Error(); const d = new Error(); d.sourceURL; Error.appendStackTrace(c ... d); keep.push(c ... d);` — otherwise deleting that guard leaves the test green while re-introducing a null-deref. ... Extended reasoning... ## What the bug is The C++ change at `FormatStackTraceForJS.cpp:675` adds three new guards to `errorConstructorFuncAppendStackTrace`: 1. `&& !destination->hasMaterializedErrorInfo()` on line 671 — skip `captureStackTrace` when destination is already materialized 2. `&& destination->stackTrace()` on line 675 — don&`#39`;t dereference a null destination trace 3. `&& source != destination` on line 675 — skip self-append Guard (2) is load-bearing precisely *because* of guard (1): once guard (1) skips `captureStackTrace` on a materialized destination, `destination->stackTrace()` remains null. If `source` is a fresh unmaterialized error (so `source->stackTrace()` is non-null), the append block is entered and — without guard (2) — `destination->stackTrace()->appendVector(...)` dereferences `nullptr`. The regression test added to `error-gc-test.test.js` covers guards (1) and (3), but not guard (2). ## Step-by-step proof that neither test shape reaches guard (2) **Shape A — `a.sourceURL; b.sourceURL; Error.appendStackTrace(a, b)`:** - `a.sourceURL` materializes `a`, clearing its `m_stackTrace` → `source->stackTrace()` is **null**. - Line 675&`#39`;s condition: `source->stackTrace() && destination->stackTrace() && source != destination` short-circuits on the **first conjunct**. - Guard (2) is never evaluated. Deleting it changes nothing here. ... — `Error.appendStackTrace(self, self)` with `self` ... - `self` is fresh; `ErrorInstance::finishCreation` sets `m_stackTrace`, so `self->stackTrace()` is **non-null**. - Line 671: `!destination->stackTrace()` is false, so `captureStackTrace` is skipped (irrelevant to guard (2)). - Line 675: `source->stackTrace()` is non-null (true), `destination->stackTrace()` is non-null (true — guard (2) is trivially satisfied), `source != destination` is **false** → block skipped by guard (3). - Deleting guard (2) changes nothing here either — it evaluated to true anyway. ... *…[truncated]

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<title>Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ErrorInstance.cpp at 6d0f3aa · oven-sh/WebKit</title> https://github.com/oven-sh/WebKit/blob/6d0f3aac0b817cc01a846b3754b21271adedac12/Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ErrorInstance.cpp ErrorInstance::ErrorInstance(VM& vm, Structure* structure, ErrorType errorType) : Base(vm, structure) , m_errorType(errorType) , m_stackOverflowError(false) , m_outOfMemoryError(false) , m_errorInfoMaterialized(false) , m_nativeGetterTypeError(false) ... void ErrorInstance::computeErrorInfo(VM& vm, bool allocationAllowed) { ASSERT(!m_errorInfoMaterialized); // Here we use DeferGCForAWhile instead of DeferGC since GC&`#39`;s Heap::runEndPhase can trigger this function. In // that case, DeferGC&`#39`;s destructor might trigger another GC cycle which is unexpected. DeferGCForAWhile deferGC(vm); UNUSED_PARAM(allocationAllowed); if (m_stackTrace && !m_stackTrace->isEmpty()) { auto& fn = vm.onComputeErrorInfo(); WTF::String stackString; if (fn) { stackString = fn(vm, *m_stackTrace.get(), m_lineColumn.line, m_lineColumn.column, m_sourceURL, this->bunErrorData()); } else { getLineColumnAndSource(vm, m_stackTrace.get(), m_lineColumn, m_sourceURL); stackString = Interpreter::stackTraceAsString(vm, *m_stackTrace.get()); } { Locker locker { cellLock() }; m_stackTrace = nullptr; m_stackString = WTFMove(stackString); } } } ... bool ErrorInstance::materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded(VM& vm) { if (m_errorInfoMaterialized) return false; `#if` USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS) auto& fn = vm.onComputeErrorInfoJSValue(); if (fn && m_stackTrace && !m_stackTrace->isEmpty()) { m_errorInfoMaterialized = true; DeferGCForAWhile deferGC(vm); JSValue stack = fn(vm, *m_stackTrace.get(), m_lineColumn.line, m_lineColumn.column, m_sourceURL, this, this->bunErrorData()); { Locker locker { cellLock() }; m_stackTrace->clear(); m_stackTrace = nullptr; m_stackString = String(); } auto attributes = static_cast<unsigned>(PropertyAttribute::DontEnum); putDirect(vm, vm.propertyNames->line, jsNumber(m_lineColumn.line), attributes); putDirect(vm, vm.propertyNames->column, jsNumber(m_lineColumn.column), attributes); if (!m_sourceURL.isEmpty()) putDirect(vm, vm.propertyNames->sourceURL, jsString(vm, WTFMove(m_sourceURL)), attributes); putDirect(vm, vm.propertyNames->stack, stack, attributes); return true; } `#endif` computeErrorInfo(vm, true); if (!m_stackString.isNull()) { auto attributes = static_cast<unsigned>(PropertyAttribute::DontEnum); putDirect(vm, vm.propertyNames->line, jsNumber(m_lineColumn.line), attributes); putDirect(vm, vm.propertyNames->column, jsNumber(m_lineColumn.column), attributes); if (!m_sourceURL.isEmpty()) putDirect(vm, vm.propertyNames->sourceURL, jsString(vm, WTFMove(m_sourceURL)), attributes); WTF::String stackString; { Locker locker { cellLock() }; stackString = WTFMove(m_stackString); } putDirect(vm, vm.propertyNames->stack, jsString(vm, WTFMove(stackString)), attributes); m_errorInfoMaterialized = true; } return true; } ... bool ErrorInstance::materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded(VM& vm, PropertyName propertyName) { if (propertyName == vm.propertyNames->line || propertyName == vm.propertyNames->column || propertyName == vm.propertyNames->sourceURL || propertyName == vm.propertyNames->stack) return materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded(vm); return false; } ... bool ErrorInstance::put(JSCell* cell, JSGlobalObject* globalObject, PropertyName propertyName, JSValue value, PutPropertySlot& ... ) { ... Object->vm ... DECLARE_THROW_SCOPE ... vm); ErrorInstance* thisObject = jsCast<ErrorInstance*>(cell); bool materialized ... = thisObject->materialize ... IfNeeded(vm, propertyName); ... RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION( ... , {}); ... if (materializedProperties) ... .disableCaching(); RELEASE ... , Base::put(thisObject, globalObject, propertyName, value, slot)); } <title>error: give errors created with no JS frames a .stack property</title> GitHub pull request 38074 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) - Cause: JSC&`#39`;s `ErrorInstance::materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded` / `computeErrorInfo` (vendored `ErrorInstance.cpp:374`, `:410`) only define `.stack` when the captured frame vector is non-empty. An error created from an event loop callback captures an empty vector, so nothing ever defines the property. `Bun__attachAsyncStackFromPromise` (`src/jsc/bindings/AsyncStackTrace.cpp`) fills the vector when an async function is awaiting the promise, but returned without touching the error for `.then()` / `.catch()`, combinators, top-level await, and callback or event delivery. ... - Adds `Bun::installLazyStackIfFrameless` (`FormatStackTraceForJS.cpp`): when an error&`#39`;s frame vector exists but is empty and it has no own `stack` yet, install the lazy `stack` accessor that `Error.captureStackTrace` already uses. The first read runs the normal formatter over the empty vector (so `Error.prepareStackTrace` is honored and gets an empty call-site array) and replaces the accessor with a non-enumerable data property holding `Name: message`. ... the right shape ... - Matches node ... first read V ... are reflected; ... yields the header ... - Frame vector and materialization: a JSC `ErrorInstance` stores the frames captured at construction in `m_stackTrace` and only defines the `stack` / `line` / `column` properties on the first access to one of them (`materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded`), formatting through Bun&`#39`;s hook. With zero frames that code is skipped entirely, which is the bug. ... - Lazy stack accessor: `errorInstanceLazyStackCustomGetter` (`FormatStackTraceForJS.cpp`) is a `CustomGetterSetter` Bun installs as an own `stack` property; reading it formats whatever frames the error holds at that moment and `putDirect`s ... result over itself. Until now only `Error.captureStackTrace` installed it. ... , and this ... installs it in ... The PR adds a single helper, `Bun::installLazyStackIfFrameless`, in `FormatStackTraceForJS.{cpp,h}` and calls it from three native-error construction sites: `systemErrorToErrorInstance` (`bindings.cpp`), `ErrorCodeCache::createError` (`ErrorCode.cpp`), and the empty-frames fallback of `Bun__attachAsyncStackFromPromise` (`AsyncStackTrace.cpp`). The helper installs the pre-existing lazy `stack` CustomGetterSetter on an `ErrorInstance` when its captured frame vector is present-but-empty and no own `stack` exists yet. Four test files gain coverage; three pre ... existing tests in `promises.test.js` are tightened from "string or undefined ... to "starts with `Error: message`". ... Medium-high. While the helper itself is small and reuses an existing accessor mechanism, it is wired into three very hot construction paths that produce essentially every native error in the runtime (fs, dns, fetch, sockets, redis, all `ERR_*` codes). It relies on subtle `ErrorInstance` internals — the distinction between a null `m_stackTrace` (deleted `stackTraceLimit`) and an empty one, and the interaction between the installed CustomAccessor and JSC&`#39`;s own `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded`. The PR description explicitly notes this is a call-site workaround for behavior that ideally lives inside JSC&`#39`;s materialization; a maintainer should confirm that trade-off is acceptable. ... This PR adds `Bun::installLazyStackIfFrameless` in `FormatStackTraceForJS.cpp` and calls it from three native error-construction sites (`systemErrorToErrorInstance` in bindings.cpp, `ErrorCodeCache::createError` in ErrorCode.cpp, and the empty-frames fallback in `Bun__attachAsyncStackFromPromise`). When an `ErrorInstance` was created with an empty (but non-null) frame vector and has no own `.stack` yet, it installs the same lazy `CustomGetterSetter` that `Error.captureStackTrace` already uses, so `.stack` reads as `"Name: message"` and honors `Error.prepareStackTrace`. Four test files gain coverage for callback-delivered errors, `.then()` rejections, `stackTraceLimit` interactions, and the `--unhandled-rejections=warn` out…[truncated] <title>Error.appendStackTrace: fix abort with unset stackTraceLimit, assertion on materialized errors, and self-append use-after-free</title> GitHub pull request 37370 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) - Destination whose `.stack` (or `.line` / `.column` / `.sourceURL`) has already been read: materializing discards the frames and sets `m_errorInfoMaterialized`, so the `!destination->stackTrace()` branch captures a fresh trace at the `appendStackTrace` call site, appends the source&`#39`;s frames to it and empties the source. The destination&`#39`;s `.stack` string is unaffected, but Bun&`#39`;s native error printer (`ZigException.cpp`, `fromErrorInstance`) prefers an error&`#39`;s frames to its `.stack`, so `console.error(destination)` / `Bun.inspect(destination)` then show the call site and the source&`#39`;s frames instead of the destination&`#39`;s own, and `source.stack` becomes `undefined`. On debug builds the next GC that finalizes the destination additionally trips `ASSERTION FAILED: !m_errorInfoMaterialized` in `ErrorInstance::computeErrorInfo` (`ErrorInstance.cpp:368`). Reported as `WebKit#34713` and here. ... - A materialized destination makes the call a no-op: the destination&`#39`;s frames are already gone, so there is nothing to append to, and installing frames at this point only desyncs what the printer shows from what `.stack` says (and asserts on debug). Leaving the source untouched as well is deliberate; `Bun__attachAsyncStackFromPromise` (`AsyncStackTrace.cpp`) bails out of materialized errors for the same reason. (`Error.captureStackTrace` handles the materialized case differently, by recomputing `.stack` eagerly; that is the right thing for a fresh capture but not for an append, which has no destination frames left to put in front of the source&`#39`;s.) ... - `ErrorInstance` keeps a native `Vector ` until something reads `.stack` (or line/column/sourceURL); at that point the frames are formatted into properties and dropped, and `m_errorInfoMaterialized` records that this happened. GC&`#39`;s `finalizeUnconditionally` also formats and drops frames early when one of them points at code that is about to be collected, which is the path that asserts if frames exist after materialization. ... - Bun prints errors (`console.error`, `Bun.inspect`, uncaught errors) through `ZigException.cpp`, which uses the error&`#39`;s native frames when it still has any and only falls back to parsing the `.stack` string otherwise; that is why frames installed after materialization are visible even though `.stack` never changes. ... 1. Early-return when `destination->hasMaterializedErrorInfo()` — once `.stack` is materialized the frames are discarded and `m_errorInfoMaterialized` is set; re-installing frames only trips `ASSERT(!m_errorInfoMaterialized)` in `computeErrorInfo` during `finalizeUnconditionally`. `errorConstructorFuncCaptureStackTrace` already special-cases this exact state a few lines below. ... 2. Guard `captureStackTrace()` on `globalObject->stackTraceLimit()` being non-empty — `ErrorInstance::captureStackTrace` unwraps the optional with `.value()`, which is `abort()` under `-fno-exceptions` when `Error.stackTraceLimit` is non-numeric or deleted. The fallback `setStackFrames(vm, {})` unconditionally does `makeUnique<Vector >`, so `stackTrace()` is non-null afterward and the subsequent `appendVector` on the source&`#39`;s frames still runs. ... three early-return guards ... ConstructorFuncAppendStackTrace` in ... /jsc/ ... /FormatStackTraceForJS.cpp` ... 0 lines) and five tests in ` ... capture-stack ... .js`. The guards ... : (1) `abort ... , (2) a ... are installed on an already ... (3) a use-after ... > Pushed bf028d9144 after a second look at the materialized case. The "frames are never read again" rationale was not right: `ZigException.cpp` prints an error from its native frames whenever it has any, so on release builds the old code made `console.error(destination)` / `Bun.inspect(destination)` show the `appendStackTrace` call site plus the source&`#39`;s frames, and emptied the source. The no-op is still the right contract (there are no destination frames left to append to, and `Bun__attachAsyncStackF…[truncated] <title>Changeset 221836 in webkit</title> https://trac.webkit.org/changeset/221836/webkit (JSC ... ErrorInstance:: ... ): (JSC::ErrorInstance::materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded): ... |244| // The putDirect() calls below should really be put() so that they trigger materialization of| ... |251| if (ErrorInstance\* errorInstance = jsDynamicCast<<ErrorInstance\*>>(vm, error))| ... | errorInstance->>materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded(vm); ... |229|void ErrorInstance::materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded(VM& vm)| ... |231| if (m\_errorInfoMaterialized)| ... |234| addErrorInfo(vm, m\_stackTrace.get(), this);| ... |235| m\_stackTrace = nullptr;| ... |237| m\_errorInfoMaterialized = true;| ... |240|void ErrorInstance::materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded(VM& vm, PropertyName propertyName)| ... 246| materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded(vm ... |93| bool m\_errorInfoMaterialized { false };| ... |94| std::unique\_ptr<<Vector<<StackFrame>>>> m\_stackTrace;| <title>error: read name/message via full [[Get]] for the .stack header; drop inspect.js workaround</title> GitHub pull request 34868 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) - **Use-after-free.** A `name` getter that read `this.stack` after `Error.captureStackTrace` had installed the lazy `CustomAccessor` reached `errorInstanceLazyStackCustomGetter` while the outer `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded` still held a `Vector &` into `*m_stackTrace`; the inner move + `setStackFrames({})` destructed that Vector and the outer `formatStackTrace` read freed memory (ASAN heap-use-after-free under `Malloc=1`). Under the same guard the inner call now formats from the existing Vector without moving out of it or reassigning `m_stackTrace`. ... - 🔴 `src/jsc/bindings/FormatStackTraceForJS.cpp:423-434` — The new `errorInstance->get(name/message)` can run a user getter that reads `this.stack`; when ` ... .captureStackTrace(e)` previously installed the lazy CustomAccessor on an unmaterialized `ErrorInstance`, that reentrant read reaches `errorInstanceLazyStackCustomGetter`, whose `setStackFrames(vm, {})` reassigns `m_stackTrace` and destructs the `Vector ` that the outer `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded` call&`#39`;s `stackTrace&` still binds to — `formatStackTrace` at :442 then walks freed memory. Before this PR the header used `sanitizedNameString`/`sanitizedMessageString` (VMInquiry, no accessors), so no user JS ran between binding `stackTrace& ... and formatting; `DeferGCForAWhile` and the `MarkedArgumentBuffer` rooting don&`#39`;t help because this is a C++ `unique_ptr` reassignment, not GC ... One fix: have `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded` move `m_stackTrace` into a local before invoking the callback ... so the reentrant getter sees `stackTrace() == nullptr`), ... copy `stackTrace` into a local ... Vector` here before ... `[[Get]]` calls ... `computeErrorInfoWithoutPrepareStackTrace` now composes the `.stack` header via full `[[Get]]` on `name`/`message` (FormatStackTraceForJS.cpp:423, :430). When this function is reached from `ErrorInstance::materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded`, its `Vector & stackTrace` parameter is bound to `*m_stackTrace.get()` — the Vector owned by the `ErrorInstance`&`#39`;s `unique_ptr<Vector > m_stackTrace`. A user `name`/`message` getter that reads `this.stack` can reenter `errorInstanceLazyStackCustomGetter`, which calls `errorObject->setStackFrames(vm, {})`. `setStackFrames` reassigns `m_stackTrace = WTF::move(newUniquePtr)`, destructing the previous `Vector ` object. The outer `stackTrace&` now dangles, and `Bun::formatStackTrace(..., stackTrace, errorInstance)` at :442 reads `.size()` / `.at(i)` on freed memory. ... ConstructorFuncCapture ... () == false ... branch — ` ... populates `m_stackTrace`, then `JSObject::deleteProperty( ... direct static call ... ErrorInfoIfNeeded` is ... invoked and `m_ ... CustomAccessor( ... StackCustomGetterSetter)` installs the ... **(1)** `e.stack` → `ErrorInstance::getOwnPropertySlot` calls `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded(vm, "stack")` **first**. That function (oven-sh/WebKit `ErrorInstance.cpp`, `BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS` branch) sees `m_errorInfoMaterialized == false` and `m_stackTrace` non-null/non-empty, so it sets `m_errorInfoMaterialized = true` **before** invoking the callback, then under `DeferGCForAWhile` calls `fn(vm, *m_stackTrace.get(), line, column, sourceURL, this, m_bunErrorData)`. `m_stackTrace` is only nulled *after* `fn` returns. ... getter with `n == 0`. ... **(3)** The getter reads `this.stack` → `ErrorInstance::getOwnPropertySlot` → `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded` now sees `m_errorInfoMaterialized == true` and returns `false` immediately → falls through to `Base::getOwnPropertySlot`, which finds the own **CustomAccessor** installed in step (0) (the outer `putDirect(stack, ...)` hasn&`#39`;t run yet — we&`#39`;re still inside `fn`) → invokes `errorInstanceLazyStackCustomGetter`. ... **(4)** `errorInstanceLazyStackCustomGetter`: `errorObject->stackTrace()` returns `m_stackTrace.get()`, which is still non-null. It does `auto ownedStackTrace = makeUnique<Vector >(WTF::move(*stackTrace))` (empties the out…[truncated]

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<title>Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ErrorInstance.cpp at 6d0f3aa · oven-sh/WebKit</title> https://github.com/oven-sh/WebKit/blob/6d0f3aac0b817cc01a846b3754b21271adedac12/Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ErrorInstance.cpp void ErrorInstance::setStackFrames(VM& vm, WTF::Vector<StackFrame>&& stackFrames) { std::unique_ptr<Vector<StackFrame>> stackTrace = makeUnique<Vector<StackFrame>>(WTFMove(stackFrames)); Locker locker { cellLock() }; m_stackTrace = WTFMove(stackTrace); vm.writeBarrier(this); } ... if (!cause ... isEmpty()) put ... (vm, ... propertyNames->cause, ... <unsigned>(

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<title>ErrorInstance: keep the captured stack frames alive until the error info is materialized</title> GitHub pull request 511 in oven-sh/WebKit (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # ErrorInstance: keep the captured stack frames alive until the error info is materialized ... - `ErrorInstance` holds its captured frames weakly. When a callee or code block in the trace dies before the first `.stack` read, `reconcileWeakReferencesAtGCEnd` (`ErrorInstance.cpp:376`) pre-renders the stack string from the GC end phase through `VM::onComputeErrorInfo`. That callback gets no error instance and cannot run JS. ... - The cached string has a bare `Error` header with no message, `Error.prepareStackTrace` never runs, and no call sites exist. The first `.stack` read serves that string. In Bun this hits every error created inside a function object that is collected before the read: an IIFE, a `.then` callback, the prologue of an async function, or a module&`#39`;s top-level code before its first `await` (oven-sh/bun#34398 and its siblings). ... - Under `USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS)`, `ErrorInstance::visitChildren` visits every frame&`#39`;s callee and code block, the way `Exception::visitChildren` already does. It takes the cell lock because the mutator replaces the vector under that lock (`captureStackTrace`, `setStackFrames`, `computeErrorInfo`). ... - The frames stay alive until `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded` drops them or the error dies. V8 does the same with `CallSiteInfo`, so this is also the retention behavior Node programs expect. ... - The first `.stack` read now always takes the normal path with live frames. The weak reconciliation loop stays as a fallback for a frame stored without a write barrier, and asserts in debug builds. ... - `reconcileWeakReferencesAtGCEnd` runs on every marked `ErrorInstance` after marking and before sweeping. Upstream keeps the frames weak so an unread trace does not keep functions and their global objects alive. Bun already formats `.stack` lazily through `onComputeErrorInfoJSValue`, which needs live frames to build call sites. ... - Alternatives, both closed in favor of this PR: `#510` marked the frames the same way but only while the embedder set `VM::setKeepsErrorStackFramesAlive` (Bun: while a user `Error.prepareStackTrace` is installed). `#302` kept the pre-render and restored only the header at materialization. This PR pins unconditionally, so the header, the hook and the call sites all come from the first-access path, including a formatter installed after the GC and errors from other realms. ... Checked that the `visitChildrenImpl` shape matches `Exception::visitChildrenImpl` (`Exception.cpp:60`) and that the cell lock is held consistently with the mutator-side writes to `m_stackTrace` in `setStackFrames`, `captureStackTrace`, `computeErrorInfo`, and `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded`. ... This PR adds a `visitChildren` implementation to `ErrorInstance` under `USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS)` that visits every captured `StackFrame`&`#39`;s callee and code block via `frame.visitAggregate(visitor)`. This changes the frames from weakly-held (upstream behavior) to strongly-held until `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded` clears them or the error itself is collected. The reconciliation loop in `reconcileWeakReferencesAtGCEnd` is kept as a release-build fallback with a debug `ASSERT_NOT_REACHED()`. Header change is the matching `DECLARE_VISIT_CHILDREN` under the same guard. ... Checked that all mutator sites touching `m_stackTrace` (`setStackFrames`, `captureStackTrace`, `computeErrorInfo`, `materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded`, `finishCreation`) hold `cellLock()` before swapping the vector, so the locked iteration in `visitChildren` is safe. ... Verified `StackFrame::visitAggregate` is the same call `Exception` uses to keep its frames alive. ... This PR adds a `visitChildren` override to `ErrorInstance` under `USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS)` that visits every captured `StackFrame`&`#39`;s callee and code block via `frame.visitAggregate(visitor)`. The effect is that stack frames captured at error construction are now held **strongly** by the error until `.stack` is materialized or the error is collected, instead of upstrea…[truncated] <title>Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ErrorInstance.cpp at 6d0f3aa · oven-sh/WebKit</title> https://github.com/oven-sh/WebKit/blob/6d0f3aac0b817cc01a846b3754b21271adedac12/Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ErrorInstance.cpp void ErrorInstance::setStackFrames(VM& vm, WTF::Vector<StackFrame>&& stackFrames) { std::unique_ptr<Vector<StackFrame>> stackTrace = makeUnique<Vector<StackFrame>>(WTFMove(stackFrames)); Locker locker { cellLock() }; m_stackTrace = WTFMove(stackTrace); vm.writeBarrier(this); } ... void ErrorInstance::captureStackTrace(VM& vm, JSGlobalObject* globalObject, size_t framesToSkip, bool append) { { Locker locker { cellLock() }; size_t limit = globalObject->stackTraceLimit().value(); std::unique_ptr<Vector<StackFrame>> stackTrace = makeUnique<Vector<StackFrame>>(); vm.interpreter.getStackTrace(this, *stackTrace, framesToSkip, limit); if (!m_stackTrace || !append) { m_stackTrace = WTFMove(stackTrace); vm.writeBarrier(this); return; } if (m_stackTrace) { size_t remaining = limit - std::min(stackTrace->size(), limit); remaining = std::min(remaining, m_stackTrace->size()); if (remaining > 0) { ASSERT(m_stackTrace->size() >= remaining); stackTrace->append(m_stackTrace->span().first(remaining)); } } m_stackTrace = WTFMove(stackTrace); } vm.writeBarrier(this); }

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Guard the Bun-specific re-entrancy path.

materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded() enters onComputeErrorInfoJSValue() only under USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS). That path sets m_errorInfoMaterialized before the callback, which can re-enter setStackFrames while m_stackTrace is still present. Guard this condition and its comment with USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS).

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+#if USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS)
     // materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded() is formatting m_stackTrace right now: the hook set the flag
     // and still reads the frames. A capture from inside the hook's callback (Error.prepareStackTrace)
     // on the error being formatted keeps the frames the callback was given.
     if (m_errorInfoMaterialized && m_stackTrace)
         return;
+#endif
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// materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded() is formatting m_stackTrace right now: the hook set the flag
// and still reads the frames. A capture from inside the hook's callback (Error.prepareStackTrace)
// on the error being formatted keeps the frames the callback was given.
if (m_errorInfoMaterialized && m_stackTrace)
return;
#if USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS)
// materializeErrorInfoIfNeeded() is formatting m_stackTrace right now: the hook set the flag
// and still reads the frames. A capture from inside the hook's callback (Error.prepareStackTrace)
// on the error being formatted keeps the frames the callback was given.
if (m_errorInfoMaterialized && m_stackTrace)
return;
#endif
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In `@Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ErrorInstance.cpp` around lines 127 - 131,
Guard the re-entrancy check and its explanatory comment in setStackFrames with
USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS), so the check is compiled only for the Bun-specific
callback path.

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