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382-386: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep
Clientbound to its constructor origin.Line 384 spreads
optionsafterorigin, sorequest({ origin: ... })can redirect aClient/Poolto another host. Reverse the order:{ ...options, origin: this.#origin }, and add a regression test for an overridingorigin.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/js/thirdparty/undici.js` around lines 382 - 386, Update Client.request so the constructor-bound this.#origin overwrites any origin supplied in options by spreading options before assigning the origin. Add a regression test covering request({ origin: ... }) and verify the request remains directed to the client’s configured origin.
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In `@src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs`:
- Around line 1007-1012: Update the proxy/socket conflict validation near the
FetchTasklet handling so the Some(ZigURL::default()) sentinel is allowed when
its href is empty, preserving rejection for non-empty proxy URLs. Keep the
sentinel assignment in the proxy extraction flow unchanged, and add an automated
regression test covering { unix, proxy: "" } with ambient HTTP_PROXY set.
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In `@src/js/thirdparty/undici.js`:
- Around line 382-386: Update Client.request so the constructor-bound
this.#origin overwrites any origin supplied in options by spreading options
before assigning the origin. Add a regression test covering request({ origin:
... }) and verify the request remains directed to the client’s configured
origin.
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230-252: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFrame proxy headers across TCP chunks.
socket.once("data")assumes the entire request head arrives in one chunk. Buffer until\r\n\r\nbefore parsing; otherwise fragmented requests can hang these proxy tests.As per coding guidelines, “Tests must … frame stream data before assertions.”
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@test/js/first_party/undici/undici.test.ts` around lines 230 - 252, Update the net.createServer request handling to accumulate socket data across multiple chunks and parse only after detecting the complete "\r\n\r\n" header terminator. Replace the socket.once("data") assumption while preserving the existing parsing, proxy authorization tracking, CONNECT tunneling, and response behavior once the request head is complete.Source: Coding guidelines
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In `@src/js/thirdparty/undici.js`:
- Around line 457-482: Update [kProxyFor] to assign the protocol’s default port
when URL parsing yields an empty port: use 80 for http: and 443 for https:
before calling `#isNoProxy`, while preserving explicitly specified non-default
ports and the existing hostname normalization.
In `@test/js/web/fetch/fetch-args.test.ts`:
- Around line 220-224: Shorten the comment in the fetch argument test to no more
than three lines, preserving both the rationale that proxy: "" explicitly
selects direct mode and the note that a literal URL avoids relying on the
afterAll-assigned local url.
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In `@test/js/first_party/undici/undici.test.ts`:
- Around line 230-252: Update the net.createServer request handling to
accumulate socket data across multiple chunks and parse only after detecting the
complete "\r\n\r\n" header terminator. Replace the socket.once("data")
assumption while preserving the existing parsing, proxy authorization tracking,
CONNECT tunneling, and response behavior once the request head is complete.
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230-252: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBuffer the proxy request before parsing HTTP headers.
A TCP
dataevent is not a complete HTTP message. Split headers can omitProxy-authorization, and a partialCONNECTline can produce invalid host/port values. Buffer until\r\n\r\nbefore parsing and fail explicitly on malformed input.As per coding guidelines, tests must frame stream data before assertions and preserve failure visibility.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@test/js/first_party/undici/undici.test.ts` around lines 230 - 252, Update the net.createServer request handler to buffer incoming data until the HTTP header terminator \r\n\r\n is received before parsing or asserting headers. Then parse the complete request, validate the request line and CONNECT host/port, and explicitly destroy or reject the socket on malformed input while preserving error visibility; keep the existing proxy forwarding and response behavior for valid requests.Source: Coding guidelines
src/js/thirdparty/undici.js (2)
54-64: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftHarden proxy parsing against polluted prototypes and tampered intrinsics. Use own-property-safe reads for
options.dispatcher,options.proxy,opts.uri,opts.token,opts.auth,opts.httpProxy,opts.httpsProxy, andopts.noProxy; switch thesplit/map/filter/includes/endsWith/slice/toLowerCasecalls to captured intrinsics with.$call, since inherited values or monkey-patched methods can redirect proxy routing or injectProxy-Authorization.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/js/thirdparty/undici.js` around lines 54 - 64, Harden applyDispatcher and resolveProxy against prototype pollution and tampered built-ins. Read options.dispatcher, options.proxy, and the proxy option fields uri, token, auth, httpProxy, httpsProxy, and noProxy only when they are own properties. Capture the required string/array intrinsics and invoke split, map, filter, includes, endsWith, slice, and toLowerCase through their safe call forms so proxy routing and Proxy-Authorization cannot be influenced by inherited values or patched methods.Sources: Coding guidelines, Learnings
349-374: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftMake
close()anddestroy()update dispatcher state.Both methods resolve without changing state, so
closedanddestroyedstayfalseandrequest()still works afterdestroy(). Track a terminal lifecycle state here and make later calls honor it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/js/thirdparty/undici.js` around lines 349 - 374, Update close() and destroy() to record terminal lifecycle state before invoking callbacks or resolving, and make closed and destroyed return the corresponding state. Ensure request handling rejects or otherwise stops accepting requests after destroy(), while repeated close() and destroy() calls remain consistent with the recorded state.
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In `@src/js/thirdparty/undici.js`:
- Around line 54-64: Harden applyDispatcher and resolveProxy against prototype
pollution and tampered built-ins. Read options.dispatcher, options.proxy, and
the proxy option fields uri, token, auth, httpProxy, httpsProxy, and noProxy
only when they are own properties. Capture the required string/array intrinsics
and invoke split, map, filter, includes, endsWith, slice, and toLowerCase
through their safe call forms so proxy routing and Proxy-Authorization cannot be
influenced by inherited values or patched methods.
- Around line 349-374: Update close() and destroy() to record terminal lifecycle
state before invoking callbacks or resolving, and make closed and destroyed
return the corresponding state. Ensure request handling rejects or otherwise
stops accepting requests after destroy(), while repeated close() and destroy()
calls remain consistent with the recorded state.
In `@test/js/first_party/undici/undici.test.ts`:
- Around line 230-252: Update the net.createServer request handler to buffer
incoming data until the HTTP header terminator \r\n\r\n is received before
parsing or asserting headers. Then parse the complete request, validate the
request line and CONNECT host/port, and explicitly destroy or reject the socket
on malformed input while preserving error visibility; keep the existing proxy
forwarding and response behavior for valid requests.
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No new issues found in this pass — all prior inline findings have been addressed. Deferring to a human because this adds meaningful user-facing API surface to the undici shim (ProxyAgent/EnvHttpProxyAgent/RetryAgent/Dispatcher.request/Client/Pool) and changes native fetch({proxy: ""}) semantics to explicit-direct. The author has also flagged the Agent-defers-to-ambient-HTTP_PROXY trade-off and the EnvHttpProxyAgent hop-0-only limitation as things a maintainer should sign off on rather than ship quietly.
What was reviewed:
kProxyFor/applyDispatcher/resolveProxywiring intoundici.fetchandrequest();fetch.preconnectpreserved, sync throws converted to rejections viaPromise.$reject.fetch.rsproxy: ""sentinel: unix-socket conflict check and sendfile eligibility both updated to treatSome(empty)as direct; matchingdebug_assertrelaxed in FetchTasklet.- ProxyAgent/EnvHttpProxyAgent validation and NO_PROXY matching against upstream undici and Bun's native
ProxySettings::resolve; leading-dot, IPv6-bracket, empty-uri, and http→https-fallback cases all landed in follow-up commits. - Test hermeticity: proxy env vars saved/cleared/restored,
port: 0,await usingon servers/proxy, subprocess drains all pipes concurrently.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
The PR wires undici's dispatcher pattern (ProxyAgent, EnvHttpProxyAgent, RetryAgent, setGlobalDispatcher, {dispatcher}) through to Bun's native fetch({proxy}) option. It touches src/js/thirdparty/undici.js (+242 lines: new kProxyFor symbol protocol, Dispatcher.request/close/destroy, Client/Pool origin storage, ProxyAgent/EnvHttpProxyAgent/RetryAgent implementations, setGlobalDispatcher validation), src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs (+16: proxy: "" now sets Some(ZigURL::default()) = explicit direct; unix/proxy conflict and sendfile gates updated to match), a one-line debug_assert relaxation in FetchTasklet.rs, and ~330 lines of new tests across three files.
Security risks
Proxy selection is egress-policy code — the PR description itself frames the pre-PR behaviour as "egress policy silently bypassed". The changes are strictly tightening (previously-ignored dispatchers now route through the proxy), so the security direction is right. Remaining edges are documented limitations rather than bugs: EnvHttpProxyAgent collapses to a single proxy for hop-0 only (cross-scheme redirects and opts.noProxy aren't re-consulted per hop — commented on the class), and an explicit {dispatcher: new Agent()} still honours ambient HTTP_PROXY (over-proxies rather than bypasses). No injection, auth, or credential-carry concerns surfaced; token/auth become a proxy-authorization header via the existing {url, headers} proxy option.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is new user-facing Node-compat API surface with several deliberate deviations from upstream undici, plus a behavioural change to native Bun.fetch (proxy: "" previously fell through to ambient env; now it means direct). Per the repo's API-design guidance a maintainer should confirm the shape — in particular the Agent-defers vs Agent-means-direct decision, which the author explicitly asked a maintainer to weigh in on, and whether the hop-0-only EnvHttpProxyAgent limitation is acceptable to ship with a comment vs needing native three-slot proxy support first.
Other factors
The PR has been through six review iterations; every inline finding from prior passes (empty-string ProxyAgent(""), http→https fallback, leading-dot NO_PROXY, POJO-first-arg URL normalization, sync-throw regression, Promise.$reject intrinsic, hop-0 doc comment) has a fix commit and the threads are resolved. Test coverage is thorough (loopback recording proxy asserts the proxy sees the request and the origin does not, for fetch/request/global/RetryAgent/agent.request/EnvHttpProxyAgent/Request-first-arg/Client/Pool; a subprocess test covers the ambient-HTTP_PROXY + proxy:"" interaction). CI passes on both debug+ASAN and release. No CODEOWNERS check performed. The three items robobun declared out-of-scope (recordingProxy TCP framing, full primordial hardening, close/destroy lifecycle state) are reasonable follow-ups.
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Requesting changes. The dispatcher to native proxy hook is the right shape; the things around it are not ready.
- fetch({proxy: ""}) now ignores HTTP_PROXY for every fetch caller, not just undici. Not in the body, types or docs, and no native test fails on main for it.
- EnvHttpProxyAgent redoes in JS, once for hop 0, what native ProxySettings already does per hop, and the zero-arg form regresses redirects that work on main.
- setGlobalDispatcher now throws on this module's own MockAgent.
- Smaller items inline: ProxyAgent headers dropped, https targets with only http_proxy, the dispatch() error text, the #7920 claim, and UrlObject handling split across two places.
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src/js/thirdparty/undici.js:451-462—RetryAgentdelegates[kProxyFor]to#innerbut notrequest(), sonew RetryAgent(new Client(origin)).request({path: "/x", method: "GET"})inheritsDispatcher.request, never sees the Client's#origin, andurlFromUrlObject({path:"/x"})builds"//:80/x"→TypeError: cannot be parsed as a URL. Not a regression (pre-PRRetryAgenthad no.request()at all), but since this PR already wires#innerdelegation for[kProxyFor]and adds working.request()toDispatcher/Client/Pool, a matchingrequest(options, cb) { return this.#inner?.request?.(options, cb) ?? super.request(options, cb); }completes the sibling site.Extended reasoning...
What
RetryAgentstores its wrapped dispatcher in#innerand forwards[kProxyFor]to it (soundiciFetch(url, {dispatcher: new RetryAgent(new ProxyAgent(p))})picks up the proxy), but it does not overriderequest(). It therefore inheritsDispatcher.request, which passes the options object straight to the module-levelrequest()→urlFromUrlObject()without ever calling#inner.request().For a
RetryAgentwrapping an origin-bound dispatcher —new RetryAgent(new Client(origin))ornew RetryAgent(new Pool(origin)), both documented undici compositions — this meansClient.request's{...options, origin: this.#origin}injection never runs, so.request({path, method})reachesurlFromUrlObjectwith nooriginand throws a confusingTypeErrorinstead of routing to the bound origin. Upstream undici'sRetryAgentdelegatesdispatch()to the inner dispatcher, so.request()(built ondispatch()) inherits the Client's origin.Step-by-step proof
import { RetryAgent, Client } from "undici"; const client = new Client("http://127.0.0.1:3000"); await new RetryAgent(client).request({ path: "/x", method: "GET" });
RetryAgenthas no ownrequest, soDispatcher.request({path:"/x", method:"GET"})runs.- That calls the module-level
request({path:"/x", method:"GET"}, {path:"/x", method:"GET", dispatcher: this}). urlis a plain object (not string, notURL) →urlFromUrlObject({path:"/x", method:"GET"}).obj.originisundefined→ falls into the compose branch:protocol = obj.protocol ?? "" = "",port = obj.port ?? 80 = 80,origin = "" + "//" + "" + ":" + "80" = "//:80".path = "/x",originhas no trailing slash →new URL("//:80/x")."//:80/x"has no scheme →TypeError: "//:80/x" cannot be parsed as a URL.
Client.#origin("http://127.0.0.1:3000") is never consulted becauseClient.requestis not onRetryAgent's prototype chain andRetryAgentdoesn't forward to#inner.request().Why nothing catches it
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RetryAgenttest ("RetryAgent wrapping a ProxyAgent goes through the proxy") exercises the[kProxyFor]path viaundiciFetch, not.request(). - The
Client/Pool.request()tests call theClientdirectly, not through a wrappingRetryAgent. RetryAgent(new Agent()).request({origin, path})andRetryAgent(new ProxyAgent(p)).request({origin, path})both work because the caller suppliesorigin; only origin-bound inner dispatchers (Client/Pool) are affected.
Impact / severity
Nit. Not a functional regression: pre-PR
RetryAgentextended a bareDispatcherBasewith no.request()at all, so this composition failed withTypeError: retryAgent.request is not a function. Post-PR it fails with a different (and admittedly less clear)TypeError, but it still fails loudly at the call site — no silent misrouting or proxy bypass.RetryAgent(Client)is also a less common composition thanRetryAgent(Agent|ProxyAgent), both of which work.But per REVIEW.md → Fix the whole class in the same PR ("Grep for every sibling site sharing the pattern"): this PR already (a) adds
#innerdelegation toRetryAgentfor[kProxyFor], and (b) adds working.request()toDispatcher,Client, andPool.RetryAgent.request()is the one decorator method left half-delegated in the same class this diff touches, and the fix is one override.Fix
class RetryAgent extends Dispatcher { #inner; constructor(dispatcher, _options) { super(); this.#inner = dispatcher; } request(options, callback) { return this.#inner?.request?.(options, callback) ?? super.request(options, callback); } [kProxyFor]() { return this.#inner?.[kProxyFor]?.(); } }
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src/js/thirdparty/undici.js:255-261— Changingfor await (const chunk of stream)→inputBodymakes this branch live for the first time, but the surroundingsetEncoding('utf8')→ string-concat →TextEncoder().encode()round-trip mangles any non-UTF-8 bytes:Readable.from([Buffer.from([0xFF, 0xFE])])uploadsEF BF BD EF BF BDinstead ofFF FE. Pre-PR this input threw a clean TypeError; now it uploads corrupted bytes with a normal 200 (loud-error → silent-corruption, per REVIEW.md → Never swallow a failure or signal success on one), and the only Readable-body test added uses ASCII string chunks that survive the round-trip. DropsetEncoding('utf8')andBuffer.concatthe chunks (or handReadable.toWeb(inputBody)to native fetch and delete the buffering), and add a binary-Buffer case alongside theReadable.from(['hello ', 'world'])test.Extended reasoning...
What
The PR changes line 258 from
for await (const chunk of stream)— wherestreamis the module-levelfunction stream() { notImplemented(); }, which has noSymbol.asyncIterator/Symbol.iterator, so the loop threwTypeErrorand the branch was dead-and-erroring — tofor await (const chunk of inputBody), making the Readable-body branch reachable for the first time. alii's review comment on this PR confirms the pre-PR behaviour: 'on main this rejects with "iterable should have an iterator symbol"'. The PR also adds new callers viaDispatcher.request→Client/Pool.request, adds a test exercising it, and claims Fixes #7920 for it.The now-live code:
inputBody.setEncoding("utf8"); for await (const chunk of inputBody) { data += chunk; } inputBody = new TextEncoder().encode(data);
setEncoding('utf8')makes the Readable emit strings by UTF-8-decoding incoming Buffer chunks — invalid sequences become U+FFFD — then concatenates as a JS string, then re-encodes as UTF-8. Any Readable yielding binary Buffers whose bytes are not valid UTF-8 (gzip, PNG, protobuf, random bytes) is silently corrupted on the wire. Upstream undici streams the Readable without re-encoding, so binary bodies work there.Step-by-step proof
const client = new Client(originUrl); await client.request({ path: '/upload', method: 'POST', body: Readable.from([Buffer.from([0xFF, 0xFE])]) });
inputBody instanceof Readable→ true; enters the branch.inputBody.setEncoding('utf8')— the stream now decodes each Buffer chunk via a UTF-8StringDecoder.- Chunk
<ff fe>:0xFFis not a valid UTF-8 lead byte → U+FFFD;0xFElikewise → U+FFFD. Emitted chunk is'\uFFFD\uFFFD'. data = '\uFFFD\uFFFD'.new TextEncoder().encode('\uFFFD\uFFFD')→Uint8Array [0xEF, 0xBF, 0xBD, 0xEF, 0xBF, 0xBD](6 bytes).nativeFetch(url, { body: <ef bf bd ef bf bd>, ... })→ server receives 6 bytes, not the caller's 2. Response is a normal 200; nothing signals the corruption.
Pre-PR, step 2 was never reached — the loop threw
TypeErroronstream, so the same call surfaced a loud rejection instead of a silently mangled upload.Why nothing catches it
The only Readable-body test added —
client.request({ path: '/post', method: 'POST', body: Readable.from(['hello ', 'world']) })in the Client and Pool bind to their constructor origin test — uses ASCII string chunks. Strings pushed into a Readable bypassStringDecoderdecoding, and ASCII survivesTextEncoderre-encoding byte-for-byte, so the round-trip is lossless there. Per REVIEW.md → Cover the variant matrix, not just the repro, the binary-Buffer variant is the missing sibling.Impact / severity
Nit, borderline. It is loud-error → silent-corruption on a documented API path (
client.request({body: Readable})) that upstream undici handles correctly, which REVIEW.md → Error handling ranks as the explicitly-worse direction. But it is not a regression: pre-PR this path threw for every input (binary and text alike), so no existing user code changes behaviour, and text/JSON bodies — the common case — now work where they didn't before. The// TODO: Streaming via ReadableStream?comment already flags the branch as incomplete; the PR just un-broke it per reviewer request without touching the pre-existing utf8 buffering intent.Fix
Either drop the string round-trip and concatenate bytes:
if (inputBody && inputBody.read && inputBody instanceof Readable) { const chunks = []; for await (const chunk of inputBody) { chunks.push(typeof chunk === 'string' ? Buffer.from(chunk) : chunk); } inputBody = Buffer.concat(chunks); }
or delete the buffering entirely and let native fetch stream it:
if (inputBody && inputBody.read && inputBody instanceof Readable) { inputBody = Readable.toWeb(inputBody); }
and add a binary case alongside the existing string-chunk test:
const bin = Buffer.from([0x00, 0xFF, 0xFE, 0x80]); const r5 = await client.request({ path: '/post', method: 'POST', body: Readable.from([bin]) }); expect(Buffer.from((await r5.body!.json()).body, 'binary')).toEqual(bin); // or have the server echo hex
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Everything from the last round is addressed: the native proxy: "" change is gone (the PR is back to undici.js plus its test), EnvHttpProxyAgent defers to native so a NO_PROXY host redirecting to a proxied one still goes through the proxy (checked by loading the new shim against a main build), setGlobalDispatcher(new MockAgent()) works again, and ProxyAgent headers, the Readable body, and the UrlObject parsing are fixed with tests. Nothing new from the fix commits; looks ready to merge from this side.
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Thanks for re-checking the redirect case against main. Latest CI run (#94273) has only retry-passed flakes on unrelated files (grpc-js, child_process IPC, bun-lockb, macro-test, etc.); the undici tests pass on every lane. The earlier changes-requested review is still the recorded decision on the PR, so it needs an approval or dismissal to merge. |
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In `@src/js/thirdparty/undici.js`:
- Around line 392-405: Update the proxy options validation around token and auth
to reject any non-null value that is not a primitive string with
InvalidArgumentError before constructing headers or assigning proxy
authorization. Preserve the existing mutual-exclusion check and string-based
header behavior in the proxy setup flow.
- Around line 69-83: Update urlFromUrlObject so URL construction failures are
caught and rethrown as InvalidArgumentError, including the rejected UrlObject,
the relevant required fields (protocol, hostname, or origin), and the original
error as the cause; preserve successful URL construction unchanged.
- Around line 49-57: Update applyDispatcher so Request instances retain their
prototype-backed getters while also receiving the resolved proxy, rather than
returning unchanged and discarding it; alternatively reject this input shape
explicitly. Add a regression test covering a Request passed as fetch init and
verifying the proxy is preserved.
- Around line 427-439: Update RetryAgent’s constructor to reject nullish or
request-less dispatchers by throwing InvalidArgumentError, and simplify
request() to call this.#inner.request(options, callback) directly without
falling back to Dispatcher.request(). Add regression coverage for invalid
constructor inputs.
In `@test/js/first_party/undici/undici.test.ts`:
- Around line 283-310: Update the proxy server’s connection handler to buffer
incoming data until the complete HTTP header terminator is received before
parsing and recording the request line and headers. In the CONNECT branch,
preserve and forward any bytes following the header terminator into the
established upstream tunnel after piping is set up, rather than discarding them.
- Around line 608-627: Add callback-form coverage for Dispatcher.request in the
existing Agent test, asserting both successful callback delivery and the failure
path receives an error with a null response. Keep the current promise-form and
close/destroy assertions unchanged.
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… native fetch proxy
The builtin undici module exported ProxyAgent as an empty class and
undici.fetch / undici.request ignored the dispatcher option and the
global dispatcher, so code that pinned egress to a proxy connected to the
origin directly with no error. undici is aliased to this builtin, so
installing the npm package did not help.
ProxyAgent now stores its proxy (uri plus headers / token / auth) and
exposes it through an internal symbol; undici.fetch and undici.request
read it from the explicit dispatcher or the global one and pass it as
native fetch's existing proxy option. RetryAgent forwards to the
dispatcher it wraps. That is the only dispatcher behaviour implemented:
every other dispatcher (Agent, EnvHttpProxyAgent, MockAgent, dispatch()
overrides) leaves the request unchanged, and native fetch applies the
*_PROXY environment itself, per redirect hop. EnvHttpProxyAgent's
per-instance overrides throw instead of being ignored.
Dispatcher gains request(urlObject), close() and destroy(); Client and
Pool keep their constructor origin so client.request({ path }) works;
request() accepts an undici UrlObject.
Fixes #4474
Fixes #14498
Fixes #21944
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The builtin
undicimodule exportedProxyAgentas an empty class, andundici.fetch/undici.requestignored thedispatcheroption andsetGlobalDispatcher(). Code that pinned egress to a proxy the documented undici way connected directly to the origin and got a normal 200, with no error or warning:undiciis aliased to this builtin even when the npm package is installed, so users could not work around it by installing undici.Related:
Agent#close()did not exist (undici.Agentis missingasync close()method #14498) andClient#request()/Pool#request()were empty stubs returningundefined(Undici Client request is undefined #21944).Fix
ProxyAgentstores its proxy (uri, plusheaders/token/authas headers sent to the proxy) and exposes it through an internal symbol.undici.fetchandundici.requestread that from the explicitdispatcheroption, or from the global dispatcher when none is passed, and pass it as native fetch's existingproxyoption.RetryAgentforwards to the dispatcher it wraps. Bun'sfetch(url, Request)form is folded into oneRequestso the proxy still applies.ProxyAgentrejects an emptyuriand non-stringtoken/auth, andRetryAgentrejects a missing dispatcher, instead of silently dropping them.Agent,EnvHttpProxyAgent,MockAgent, subclasses overridingdispatch(), ...) leaves the request unchanged and it goes to native fetch, which appliesHTTP_PROXY/HTTPS_PROXY/NO_PROXYitself, re-evaluated per redirect hop. Sonew EnvHttpProxyAgent()works by deferring to that; its per-instancehttpProxy/httpsProxy/noProxyoverrides (andProxyAgent'srequestTls/proxyTls) are not supported, and theEnvHttpProxyAgentones throw rather than being silently ignored.Dispatcher#dispatch()itself still throws not implemented, likestream/pipeline/connectalready do.Dispatchergainsrequest(urlObject),close()anddestroy();Client/Poolstore their constructor origin soclient.request({ path })works.request()now accepts an undici UrlObject ({ origin, path }or{ protocol, hostname, port, pathname, search }), following upstream'sparseURL.RetryAgent#request()forwards to the dispatcher it wraps.test/js/first_party/undici/undici.test.ts: a loopback recording proxy plus a recording origin assert which one received each request forfetch,fetch(Request),request, the global dispatcher,RetryAgent,agent.request(), an explicitAgentoverriding a globalProxyAgent,MockAgentas the global,ProxyAgentheaders / token / auth, andEnvHttpProxyAgentunderHTTP_PROXY+NO_PROXYincluding a redirect from an exempt host to a proxied one (subprocess, since native reads the env). On main 17 of the 35 tests fail; with this change all pass.Background
fetch(url, { dispatcher })orsetGlobalDispatcher(d)routes the request throughd.dispatch().ProxyAgentis the dispatcher that sends everything via an HTTP proxy;EnvHttpProxyAgentpicks a proxy from the*_PROXYenvironment variables. Bun's builtin does not have a dispatch pipeline; this PR maps the one dispatcher property that matters for routing (which proxy) onto theproxyoption Bun's nativefetchalready has.request({ origin, path })orclient.request({ path }), whereClientsupplies the origin.Fixes #4474
Fixes #14498
Fixes #21944
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Rebases. Two changes landed on main while this was under review and touched both files; each time the branch was squashed onto main with main's hunks kept as is:
BodyReadableaccepts a null body andrequest()always constructs one (plus a 204 / HEAD test).Readablerequest-body block inrequest()is deleted and the body is handed to fetch, which streams it (plus a streaming test). That supersedes this PR's earlier byte-concatenating version of the same block, which is dropped; the Client / Pool tests here still post string and binaryReadablebodies through that path.The rest of the diff is unchanged from the version alii reviewed. The review history (a native
proxy: ""attempt, a JS-sideEnvHttpProxyAgentmatcher) is in the threads; neither is in the final diff.