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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughFile routes now stream file bodies for 307 and 308 responses. Statuses 205 and 412 end with empty bodies. Tests check response framing for several statuses, keep-alive connections, and fetch responses. ChangesFile-route status framing
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The 307/308 keep-alive hang fix looks sound. A narrow edge case remains: a file route returning 205 or 412 with an explicit nonzero Content-Length header can leave a client waiting for bytes that are never sent. This is worth a small fix, but it should not block the change. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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The earlier inline comment about wiring close/error on the raw-socket helpers is addressed in f3644fb — both now resolve(buf) on close and reject on error. Beyond the description-staleness nit, I also confirmed is_null_body covers 205 (so that branch is reachable), the has_written_content_length_header() guard prevents a duplicate header when the user set one, and the updated fd_guard comment is accurate now that 307/308 reach FileResponseStream::start.
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Previous review feedback was addressed; the only new finding is a nit on the stale PR title/description. The runtime change itself (307/308 now stream the file body rather than ending bodiless) is a user-visible behavioral change to Bun.serve — consistent with StaticRoute and the fetch-handler path per the code comment, but worth a maintainer's glance, so not auto-approving.
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LGTM — small, well-reasoned framing fix that aligns FileRoute's 307/308 handling with the three sibling paths that already stream the body.
What was reviewed:
- Traced 307/308 fall-through:
status_code != 200skips Range, hits the existing content-length + FileResponseStream path;fd_guardownership transfer is unchanged. - Checked
is_null_bodyset (101/103/204/205/304) against RFC 9112 §6.3 — 205 is indeed the only one not self-terminating; 204/304 correctly stay header-only. - Verified the
!has_written_content_length_header()guard prevents a double CL when the user sets their own (viawrite_headers→mark_wrote_content_length_header). - Test now wires
close→resolve anderror→reject per earlier feedback; Windows pipelining skip is documented as a pre-existing bug.
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Overview
Two files: src/runtime/server/FileRoute.rs (~10 net lines) removes || matches!(status_code, 307 | 308) from the null-body early-return so 307/308 fall through to the normal FileResponseStream path, and adds a Content-Length: 0 write for status 205 before end_without_body. test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-file.test.ts gains one raw-socket test covering framing for 204/205/304/307/308, a pipelined-307 keep-alive check, and a fetch(redirect:'manual') completion assertion.
Security risks
None identified. The change makes HTTP/1.1 message framing more correct (adds Content-Length where it was missing, causing keep-alive hangs). No auth, crypto, permissions, or untrusted-input parsing is touched. 307/308 now send file bytes on the wire, but that matches what routes: + in-memory body, fetch: + Bun.file(), and fetch: + in-memory already do — so no new exposure surface.
Level of scrutiny
Medium — Bun.serve response framing is production-critical, but the runtime change is tiny and the design decision ("should a 307/308 file route send its body?") is not novel: the PR aligns the one outlier with three existing sibling paths and RFC 9110 §15.4. The 205 Content-Length: 0 is a mechanical RFC-compliance fix guarded against double-write. I traced the fall-through path (Range skipped because status_code != 200, fd_guard cleared before stream ownership transfer) and it reuses the existing 200 path unchanged.
Other factors
Two prior review rounds already landed fixes: raw-socket helpers now wire close/error correctly, and the PR title/description were re-synced after the approach changed mid-review. The PR description includes an audit of every remaining end_without_body call site. The Windows pipelining skip is documented as reproducing on main with status 200, so it's pre-existing and orthogonal. CI build #77346 is running on the head commit.
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…alive A Bun.file() route configured with a status the route drops the body for (205, 307, 308) wrote only status + headers via end_without_body: no Content-Length, no Connection: close. HTTP/1.1 keep-alive clients block waiting for body framing (RFC 9112 6.3 only self-terminates 1xx/204/304). Write Content-Length: 0 for the three non-self-terminating statuses; 1xx/204/304 stay header-only.
Self-review pointed out that only FileRoute dropped the body for 307/308; StaticRoute and both fetch-handler paths (file and in-memory) ship it. RFC 9110 15.4 permits a redirect body, and adding Content-Length: 0 on top of a FileRoute-only drop would have cemented the divergence. Instead, remove the 307|308 clause so 307/308 fall through to the normal sendfile/write() path (real Content-Length, real body), matching the other three paths. 205 stays bodiless (RFC 9110 15.3.6 forbids content on a 205) and gets Content-Length: 0.
Pipelining a Bun.file() route on Windows closes the connection with zero bytes, independent of status (reproduces on main with status 200). The framing and fetch assertions already cover the fix on Windows.
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Rebased on main (bf42a52, force pushed). The old head was 54cb9ba, the new head is a5444f2. Two conflicts:
The rebase changed one source comment and no code. The comment keeps the wording from main and takes the status list from this PR, Checked on Linux x64 with a debug (ASAN) build:
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A 205 file route now ends through end(b""), the same call the 412 arm and StaticRoute use, so uWS writes Content-Length: 0 instead of a manual header write guarded on has_written_content_length_header. The pipelined test parses both responses by Content-Length and checks both bodies.
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the other paths 307/308 now reach by falling through in FileRoute::serve: the Range/Content-Range arms are unreachable for them (RangeRequest::from_request only runs when self.status_code == 200, so they always take Result::None and the full-file length), and HEAD on a 307/308 still writes Content-Length and then ends headers-only via the existing HEAD arm, which is self-terminating.
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The PR changes bodiless-status framing in src/runtime/server/FileRoute.rs so 307/308 Bun.file() routes stream the body and 205 emits Content-Length: 0, with a raw-socket keep-alive test added to test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-file.test.ts; no auth, crypto, or injection surface is touched. A confirmed inline finding on the user-supplied Content-Length interaction at FileRoute.rs:413 remains, so this is not an approval; the note records only what else was examined on the newly reachable paths.
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🟡 Minor · Normalize Content-Length before ending 205 and 412 responses. · FileRoute.rs:406-407
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Content-Lengthbefore ending 205 and 412 responses.
FileRoute::write_headerspreserves a configuredContent-Length. The 205 and 412 branches then callresp.end(b"", ...). The HTTP/1 response implementation does not replace an existingContent-Length, so a nonzero value can advertise bytes that the response does not send. A keep-alive client can wait for those missing bytes.For status 205 or 412, suppress the configured value and write
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Pushed 2ed5560 and 0f15dc0. The 205 arm now ends through A file route that sets its own Content-Length is a separate bug (#43106). Open PR #43108 drops that header for every status. The body now says to land #43108 first, or rebase this on it. |
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routes:entry ofnew Response(Bun.file(p), { status: 307 })(or 308, or 205) sends headers with noContent-Length, noTransfer-Encoding, and noConnection: close. RFC 9112 6.3 makes such a response close-delimited, so a keep-alive client waits for the body until the server's idleTimeout closes the socket.fetch(url, { redirect: "manual" })hangs the same way.FileRoute::serve(src/runtime/server/FileRoute.rs:403). It ended 1xx/204/205/304 and also 307/308 throughend_without_body, which writes only the header terminator. 1xx/204/304 end at the blank line. 205/307/308 do not.Fix
307 | 308clause. A 307/308 file route now streams the file with its realContent-Length, the same as the in-memory route, the fetch-handler path, and RFC 9110 15.4 allow.resp.end(b""), the call the 412 arm andStaticRoutealready use, so uWS writesContent-Length: 0. 1xx/204/304 stay header-only.test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-file.test.ts("file route 205/307/308 responses are framed on HTTP/1.1 keep-alive"). It reads the raw wire for 204/205/304/307/308, parses two pipelined 307s byContent-Lengthand checks both bodies, and completes a manual-redirect fetch. Stock bun 1.4.3 fails it at the first 307. The rest of the file passes.Background
FileRouteserves aroutes:entry whose body isBun.file(). It writes the status and headers itself, then either ends the response or hands the fd toFileResponseStream.end_without_body(uWSendWithoutBody) writes the blank line and marks the response done. It never writes a length.end(b"")goes through uWSinternalEnd, which writesContent-Length: 0unless a length was already written.write_header_int("content-length", 0)for 205 guarded onhas_written_content_length_header().end(b"")does the same through the one path the other arms use, with no extra guard.Downsides
Bun.servepath and browsers.Content-Lengthheader still sends that header verbatim (write_headers,FileRoute.rs:223). For a 205 withContent-Length: 5, or a 307 withContent-Length: 0, the wire is still wrong. That is the mechanism of Bun.serve: a Bun.file() route sends a Transfer-Encoding or Content-Length header from its Response verbatim #43106. Open PR Bun.serve: drop Transfer-Encoding and Content-Length from a Bun.file() route's Response headers #43108 drops a userContent-Lengthfor every status. Land Bun.serve: drop Transfer-Encoding and Content-Length from a Bun.file() route's Response headers #43108 first, or rebase this PR on it.Notes
Raw wire before, for
/rwithstatus: 307:Paths compared for
new Response(body, { status: 307 }):routes:+Bun.file()routes:+ in-memoryfetch:+Bun.file()fetch:+ in-memoryThe
307 | 308clause arrived with #20198 with no comment or test.Other
end_without_bodysites, as a follow-up to the audit in #35008:FileResponseStream.rs:500end_without_bodytoend(b"")change, open)RequestContext.rs:1120,FileRoute.rsHEAD armRequestContext.rs:3411(render_production_error404)status=500NodeHTTPResponse.rs:1589(res.destroy())NodeHTTPResponse.rs:1494(res.emit('close')withoutend())server_body.rs:420(respond_stopped_503)js_value_for_dispatch; callers are inside uWS handlers where post-uncork closesThe pipelined-307 check is skipped on Windows. Pipelining a
Bun.file()route there closes the connection with zero bytes for any status, including 200 on main.Self-reviewed: 8 concerns raised, 7 addressed. Rejected one: strip a user
Content-Lengthfor 1xx/204/205 inFileRoute::from_js. That duplicates #43108, which strips it for every status, and the two would conflict. Noted under Downsides instead.Suites run:
test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-file.test.ts(threepollable Bun.filetests time out in this container on the base commit too, independent of this diff).no test proof · iteration 1 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-file.test.ts