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WalkthroughWatcher shutdown now signals blocked platform waits and coordinates thread ownership during cleanup. Linux, macOS, FreeBSD, and Windows watchers add or update wake and teardown handling. A Linux-only test checks inotify descriptor counts after repeated development-server start and stop cycles. ChangesWatcher shutdown lifecycle
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19-30: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 TrivialSound UAF-avoidance; leak-until-exit is preserved as documented, not newly introduced.
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armedlatch never resets tofalse, so in practicestop()will leakdir_handle/iocpfor essentially every watcher that has processed at least one wait cycle — but that matches this PR's stated intent (wake()stays a no-op on Windows; avoid a UAF from closing handles under a pendingReadDirectoryChangesW). The proper fix (CancelIoEx+ IOCP drain beforeheap::take) is called out in the comment but not tracked as a follow-up issue here, and the new regression test explicitly skips Windows, so this remains unverified going forward.Worth filing a follow-up issue for the
CancelIoExfix so the Windows-side leak doesn't get forgotten?Also applies to: 390-415
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In `@src/watcher/KEventWatcher.rs`:
- Around line 19-32: Handle failures from the EVFILT_USER registration kevent
call in KEventWatcher::new instead of discarding its result. Propagate the error
through new’s existing crate::Result return path (and ensure the watcher fd is
not returned) so wake() only operates after WAKE_EVENT_IDENT is successfully
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In `@test/bake/dev-server-watcher-release.test.ts`:
- Around line 93-102: Move the exitCode assertion in the test’s final assertion
sequence to after the isLinux resource-delta checks, keeping the stdout and
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In `@src/watcher/WindowsWatcher.rs`:
- Around line 19-30: File a follow-up issue documenting the Windows handle leak
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`CancelIoEx` with an IOCP drain before `heap::take(this)` so `stop()` can safely
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15-15: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRun this regression test only on Linux.
test.skipIf(isWindows)still executes on macOS/FreeBSD, butscan()returns zero counts there and the resource assertions are skipped, so those runs do not validate watcher release. Usetest.skipIf(!isLinux)for this Linux/procand inotify-specific test.Proposed fix
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- Around line 84-94: Update the subprocess assertions in the dev-server watcher
release test to require stderr to be completely empty, replacing the
case-sensitive contains check while preserving the existing exit-code and
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- Line 15: Restrict the “dev server releases its file watcher on stop()” test to
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Rebased onto main 37471e5. The rebase changes source lines, and one commit is new. The change request of 07-29 (use the waker that uses a machport, not macOS registers a mach port on the kqueue of the watcher with What the rebase changed
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- Around line 387-391: Update the armed shutdown path in Watcher to cancel the
pending ReadDirectoryChangesW request with CancelIoEx and drain this watcher’s
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src/watcher/Watcher.rs— pre-existing: a dev server stopped while its watcher thread is reporting a watch error can free the Watcher under that thread and crash. Watcher.rs:300 still keys shutdown() off watchloop_handle, which thread_body clears at Watcher.rs:374 before it calls on_error, takes the mutex barrier, runs platform.stop() and reads the watchlist. The PR text says shutdown() now uses thread.is_some(); commit 2f0dd2c only touched the test, so that change is absent. Fix: decide ownership from state the thread never writes (thread.is_some(), or clear the flag only after the last self access), so shutdown() never frees *this while thread_body is still running. [also at: src/watcher/Watcher.rs:304 - A dev server stopped while its watcher thread is failing can write 8 bytes into an unrelated, reused fd. Inthread_bodythe Err arm storeswatchloop_handle=falsebefore the mutex barrier, and the barrier only orders against ashutdown()that already holdsmutex; ashutdown()that loadedwatchloop_handle==truea moment earlier then callsplatform.wake()at Watcher.rs:304 while the thread is insideplatform.stop()closingwake_fd(INotifyWatcher.rs:407-410) or the machport.]Why this was flagged
watch_loop returns Err on the watcher thread (Windows: GetQueuedCompletionStatus fails after the project root is deleted, WindowsWatcher.rs:325; macOS/Linux: a kevent()/read() error). thread_body stores watchloop_handle=false at Watcher.rs:374, then calls on_error, then locks/unlocks self.mutex, calls self.platform.stop() and reads self.close_descriptors and self.watchlist.items_fd() (Watcher.rs:384-398). If the JS thread calls server.stop() in that window, DevServer deinit calls Watcher::shutdown (DevServer.rs:1090); Watcher.rs:300 sees watchloop_handle false, takes the free branch and heap::take(this) + drop at Watcher.rs:325-331. The thread then touches freed memory (mutex, platform, watchlist) — a use-after-free. The base branch has the same window, so this is pre-existing, but the PR description claims it was closed by keying shutdown() off self.thread, and commit 2f0dd2c only changed test/bake/dev-server-watcher-release.test.ts.
Verification: pre-existing (the base fails by the same route; the PR touches both sides of the race but does not close it). Watcher.rs:300
if me.watchloop_handle.load() {still decides the free; thread_body line 374self.watchloop_handle.store(false);precedesself.mutex.lock(),self.platform.stop()andself.watchlist.items_fd()(lines 387-398).git show 2f0dd2ce --statlists only the test file.
XNU ties a kqueue to the event struct of the first call made on it. io_darwin_create_machport registers the mach port with kevent64(), so the plain kevent() calls that add a watch and wait for events failed with EINVAL on macOS. Every dev server printed "EINVAL: Invalid argument: failed to watch files for hot-reloading (kevent)" on both darwin lanes. KEvent is kevent64_s on Darwin and kevent on FreeBSD. kevent_call() calls kevent64() on Darwin, as bun_io does for its loop, and kevent() on FreeBSD.
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🟠 Major · Wait for thread completion before reclaiming the watcher. · Watcher.rs:325
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watch_loop()returns an error, Line 374 clearswatchloop_handlebeforethread_bodyfinishes. A concurrentshutdown()can then take the no-thread path and drop this allocation while the watcher thread still callson_error, accesses the mutex, or runsplatform.stop(). The new mutex barrier does not protect this path.Use a completion or ownership handoff that prevents reclamation until
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…se bun_sys::kevent64 Watcher.rs: shutdown() takes the mutex before it reads watchloop_handle, and thread_body clears the flag under the same mutex when it hands the allocation back after a watch error. One release() runs platform.stop() and closes the watch fds on whichever side frees the Box. The JoinHandle field is gone: the thread is never joined. WindowsWatcher.rs: wake() posts an empty completion packet, which next() returns as "no events" so watch_loop re-checks running. read_pending says whether the kernel holds the buffer, so next() starts one read at a time and stop() cancels it with CancelIoEx and dequeues its packet before it closes the handles. KEventWatcher.rs: the kqueue calls go through bun_sys::kevent64 on macOS. A failed mach port registration is an error. An empty batch skips dispatch_file_updates. wake() after stop() is a no-op on every platform. The release test moves into test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts and no longer needs a LeakSanitizer exclusion.
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Beyond the inline nit, I also checked the reworked ownership handoff in 5dda897: the thread's free path in thread_body is only reachable after shutdown() has stored running=false, and the error hand-back clears watchloop_handle under the same mutex shutdown() takes, so neither side can free *this under the other. on_error now runs under that mutex, but both implementations (DevServer on_watch_error, hot_reloader on_error) only log and never re-enter shutdown() or the mutex. The release(true) fd close on the thread path matches what thread_body already did under close_descriptors before this PR, so it is not new behaviour for the resolver cache.
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The latest push (5dda897) reworks the Watcher ownership protocol (shutdown/thread_body/release), the macOS kevent64 switch, and the Windows CancelIoEx path; this note records the concurrency checks done on that new commit that found no defect. A CHANGES_REQUESTED review from a human maintainer is still outstanding with no visible reply, so approval is not appropriate.
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Bun.serve({ development: true })kept its file watcher alive: one thread, one inotify instance (or kqueue and mach port, or directory handle and IOCP) and theBox<Watcher>. After N servers the next one fails withEMFILE while initializing file watcher for development server.Watcher::shutdown(src/watcher/Watcher.rs) only clearedrunningunder the mutex. The watcher thread was parked in a blockingread(),kevent()orGetQueuedCompletionStatus()and never read the flag until a file changed.Fix
shutdown()now calls a per-platformwake()under the mutex. Linux: an eventfd thatread()polls withppoll()next to the inotify fd. macOS: a mach port on the kqueue through the existingio_darwin_create_machporthelper, with every kqueue call moved to the newbun_sys::kevent64because XNU rejectskevent()on a kqueue thatkevent64()has touched. FreeBSD:EVFILT_USER. Windows:PostQueuedCompletionStatuswith a null OVERLAPPED.shutdown()locks before it readswatchloop_handle, andthread_bodyclears that flag under the same lock when it hands the allocation back after a watch error. Onerelease()stops the platform and closes the watch fds on whichever side frees the Box.ReadDirectoryChangesWoutstanding (read_pending, the same flag as Windows: fix a watcher panic and lost events in a burst of file changes, and a --hot that stops watching a deleted file #44344), andstop()cancels it withCancelIoExand dequeues its packet before the buffer is freed.test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts(new case: two dev servers started and stopped in the test process, then a poll until/proc/self/fdholds no more inotify instances than before. It passes in under 0.5s warm with the fix and fails withReceived: 2on the released bun. Also green under CI's LeakSanitizer env). Alsotest/cli/hot/,test/cli/watch/,test/bake/dev/hot.test.ts,test/js/node/watch/fs.watch.test.ts.cargo check -p bun_watcheron linux, darwin, windows and freebsd.Background
Box<Watcher>shared by raw pointer between the owner (DevServer, hot reloader) and one thread. The thread frees the Box aftershutdown(), except when a watch error ends the loop first: then the thread hands the Box back and the owner frees it inshutdown().EVFILT_MACHPORT;bun_io::waker::KEventWakerdoes the same for the event loop. Considered reusing that struct: it has no close path and owns or borrows its kqueue by constructor, so the watcher calls the same C helpers directly. The first version usedEVFILT_USER; a maintainer asked for the mach port.Packetenum). It conflicts with Windows: fix a watcher panic and lost events in a burst of file changes, and a --hot that stops watching a deleted file #44344 onnext(), so this PR keepsnext()as on main plusread_pending, and adds only the cancel and the wake.Downsides
ppoll()before theread(), in place of the futex wait it replaces, so the syscall count per event batch is unchanged.shutdown(): one mutex lock on the no-thread path that had none. Perstop()on Windows:CancelIoExplus oneGetQueuedCompletionStatuswhen a read is pending.Notes
Self-reviewed: 3 concerns raised, 2 addressed (Windows aligned to #44344's
read_pending; #30644 is superseded by this PR and noted above for a maintainer to close). Rejected: building onbun_io::wakerinstead of theio_darwin_*helpers.LinuxWakerandKEventWakerhave no close path,KEventWaker::init_with_file_descriptoris crate-private, andbun_watcherwould take a dependency onbun_iofor one eventfd write.Earlier history of this PR: the first version used
EVFILT_USERon both Darwin and FreeBSD (rejected in review), then the mach port with plainkevent()(EINVAL on both darwin lanes, build 122375), thenkevent64()for every call (green on darwin, build 122423). Thewatch_countfutex inINotifyWatcheris gone: an inotify fd with no watches never becomes readable, soppoll()already blocks there and the eventfd is the only way out.Hand-back path:
thread_bodystops the platform before it clearswatchloop_handle, so a--hotprocess whose watcher failed closes its fds at once, as on main.wake()afterstop()is a no-op on every platform.on_errorruns under the mutex, likeon_file_update; both implementations (DevServer::on_watch_error,NewHotReloader::on_error) only print.The regression test moved from its own file into
test/bake/deinitialization.test.tsand runs in the test process: a child's exit under ASAN plus LeakSanitizer took 0.6 to 2 s by itself, which made the earlier shape flaky against the 5 s default. The LeakSanitizer exclusion added earlier is dropped: withBUN_DESTRUCT_VM_ON_EXIT=1andtest/leaksan.suppthe file passes locally with the fix.Repro:
no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts