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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughBake source providers now remove their source-map entries during destruction. An ASAN-only regression test checks cleanup when two framework dev servers share a server-runtime source-map key. ChangesBake source-map lifecycle
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LGTM — brings Bake::SourceProvider in line with its two siblings by unregistering from SavedSourceMap in its destructor.
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Zig::SourceProvider::~SourceProvider()(ZigSourceProvider.cpp:160) exactly:Bun::toString(sourceURL())+ remove via storedm_bunVM; base members are still live during derived destruction. m_bunVMstorage (not the global object) matchesDevServerSourceProvider's sweep-safety rationale;remove_source_providercompares the stored pointer, so a dying older provider cannot evict a newer one under the sharedbake://server-runtime.jskey.- New Rust export is byte-for-byte the neighboring
remove_dev_server_source_provider; ASAN test pollsgetDevServerDeinitCountrather than sleeping and asserts the runtime frame is actually looked up.
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Overview
The PR adds a destructor to Bake::SourceProvider (src/runtime/bake/BakeSourceProvider.h) that removes the provider from the VM's SavedSourceMap table, plus the matching Bun__removeBakeSourceProviderSourceMap Rust export in src/runtime/bake/source_provider_exports.rs. A comment in virtual_machine_exports.rs is updated, and an ASAN-gated regression test is added to test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts. Total production change is ~20 lines.
Security risks
None. This is an internal source-map bookkeeping path with no user-controlled input; the fix closes a use-after-free rather than introducing new surface.
Level of scrutiny
Medium — native memory-safety code running from a GC-sweep destructor deserves care, but the change is purely mechanical: it is the third instance of an identical pattern already shipping in Zig::SourceProvider (ZigSourceProvider.cpp:160-165, same Bun::toString(sourceURL()) + m_bunVM remove call) and Bake::DevServerSourceProvider (DevServerSourceProvider.h:62-67). The Rust export is a copy of the adjacent remove_dev_server_source_provider. SavedSourceMap::remove_source_provider (SavedSourceMap.rs:143) compares the stored pointer against the dying one before removing, so the shared-key concern (multiple dev servers registering under bake://server-runtime.js) is handled — a stale provider's destructor cannot evict a live replacement.
Other factors
The base JSC::SourceProvider destructor is virtual (both existing sibling destructors already depend on that), so the private non-virtual ~SourceProvider() here is correctly dispatched. sourceURL() reads a base-class member, which is still alive during derived-class destruction. The test follows harness conventions (tempDir, bunEnv spread, concurrent pipe drain, port: 0), polls a deinit counter with a bounded loop rather than sleeping for the primary condition, gates on isASAN with Malloc=1 so the UAF is observable, and asserts the stack actually contains the runtime frame so the lookup path is exercised. No CODEOWNERS cover the touched paths. The bug-hunting system found nothing.
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…it is destroyed Bake::SourceProvider::create registers the provider in the VM's SavedSourceMap, but nothing removed the entry when JSC freed the provider, so the table kept a pointer to freed memory. Every framework dev server registers its copy of the server runtime under the same key, so once a second dev server in the process was stopped and collected, formatting a stack trace through the first one's runtime read the freed provider (heap-use-after-free in BakeSourceProvider__getSourceSlice). Store the Rust VirtualMachine pointer at construction and remove the entry from the destructor through a new Bun__removeBakeSourceProviderSourceMap export, the same way Zig::SourceProvider and DevServerSourceProvider do. remove_source_provider only drops the entry if it still refers to the provider being destroyed, so a newer registration under the same key is left alone.
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| // `Bun__{add,remove}BakeSourceProviderSourceMap` / | ||
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| // Takes the Rust VirtualMachine, not the Zig::GlobalObject: this runs | ||
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| // swept (see DevServerSourceProvider). |
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| //! providers, plus the host exports that register them with (and, from their | ||
| //! destructors, remove them from) the VM's `SavedSourceMap` so stack remapping | ||
| //! can resolve dev-server / bake-production output. `bun_sourcemap` sees these | ||
| //! only as erased `AnySourceProvider` handles. |
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| /// Opaque handle to the C++ `Bake::SourceProvider` (`BakeSourceProvider.h`), | ||
| /// registered from its `create()` and unregistered from its destructor. |
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Remove the explicit 60_000 test timeout.
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Remove the explicit 60_000 timeout argument from the deinitialization test,
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| await collect(() => getDevServerDeinitCount() > deinitsBefore); | ||
| // Deinit dropped the dev server's references to the runtime's | ||
| // functions; a few more collections sweep them and free the provider. | ||
| for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) { | ||
| Bun.gc(true); | ||
| await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 1)); |
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🟡 (optional) Maintainers get a regression test that can pass on a build that still has the use-after-free, so a reintroduction of the bug merges green. The fixture at test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts:116-121 runs a fixed 5 extra Bun.gc(true) passes and then fetches; nothing observes that the provider was actually freed. If any retainer (a JSC CodeCache entry, a debug-only global, a later JSC bump) keeps the provider alive through those 5 passes, the table entry points at live memory and both fixed and unfixed builds print status: 200. Fix: make the test observe the precondition it depends on (e.g. poll a bun:internal-for-testing counter of live Bake::SourceProviders, or assert the free via a deinit hook) and fail with a clear message when the provider survives, instead of a fixed GC count.
Why this was flagged
The trigger is the provider surviving the 5 fixed collections at test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts:118-121. The test's only signal is the fetch at :123 producing an ASAN report; with the provider still alive, the SavedSourceMap entry (registered at src/runtime/bake/BakeSourceProvider.h:26-27) still points at valid memory and no report is produced, so status: 200 and runtime frame: true print on an unfixed build too. The fixture already had to work around one such retainer (globalThis.DEBUG at :109-113), which shows retainers of this kind exist and vary by build; JSC's CodeCache holds SourceCode keys that ref providers until pruned, and a change there silently converts this test into a vacuous pass. Four independent finders (L6, L7, L9, L11) let it go on the author's claim that it fails on main; the review rules require the test to break when the fix is removed, and nothing in the file guarantees that. Remedy: await an observable "provider freed" condition with a bounded poll rather than a fixed GC count.
Verification: Triggers whenever anything keeps the second server's Bake::SourceProvider alive past the fixed 5 collections at test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts:119-122; the fixture then fetches at :124 and the only failure signal is an ASAN report in stderr (:147), so an unfixed build with a live provider prints status: 200\nruntime frame: true\n and passes.
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🟡 nit (optional): the new test asserts the absence of "AddressSanitizer" in stderr, an output-absence check CLAUDE.md:100 forbids, and it is weaker than the sibling test's exact check. An ASAN report already fails the test through expect(exitCode).toBe(0) at test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts:150, so the not.toContain adds nothing and lets any other stderr noise pass. Fix: assert the exact expected stderr as the neighbouring test does (expect(stderr).toBe("") at test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts:48), or drop the absence check and rely on stdout and exitCode.
Why this was flagged
test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts:147 is expect(stderr).not.toContain("AddressSanitizer"). The root CLAUDE.md:100 rule says never to write tests that check for the absence of a crash string in output because they do not fail in CI. The assertion is redundant: an ASAN heap-use-after-free aborts the child with a nonzero exit, which test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts:150 already catches, and it does not catch any other unexpected stderr output (warnings, debug logs) that the sibling test at test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts:48 would catch with toBe(""). Nothing user-visible changes; this is a test-convention nit relative to the base branch, which did not contain this test.
Verification: nit. test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts:147 is expect(stderr).not.toContain("AddressSanitizer"); — the shape the CLAUDE.md:100 rule names. A heap-use-after-free report aborts the child with a nonzero exit, which expect(exitCode).toBe(0) at line 150 already catches. The sibling test asserts expect(stderr).toBe("") at line 48, so the new case is weaker and lets any other stderr output through.
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🟡 (optional) Maintainers get a 60-second per-test timeout with no stated reason, so a future hang in this ASAN-only case costs a full minute of CI before failing with no hint why the long bound is needed. The sibling test at test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts:14-16 justifies its identical 60_000 with a comment; the new one at :152 does not, which test/CLAUDE.md and REVIEW.md both flag (per-test timeouts only for stated rare outliers). Fix: either drop the timeout and shrink the workload (the fixture already bounds collect() at 200 passes) or keep it with a one-line comment naming the measured ASAN duration, matching the sibling at :14-16.
Why this was flagged
The test at test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts:60-153 is gated to ASAN builds only, where it starts two framework dev servers and runs up to 205 Bun.gc(true) passes plus a fetch. The trailing 60_000 argument at :152 raises the default 5s timeout twelvefold. The same file's first test justifies the same number with a comment at :14-15 ("takes longer than the 5s default under ASAN"); the new test has none, so a reader cannot tell whether 60s is a measured bound or a guess, and a regression that makes the child hang (for example the dev server not deinitializing, which collect() only throws for after 200 iterations of 1ms sleeps plus GC) burns the full minute before reporting. On the base branch this test did not exist. Remedy: add the justifying comment or remove the timeout and tighten the fixture.
Verification: The new test in test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts (lines 60-153) ends with a bare 60_000, at :152, with no comment stating why; the sibling test in the same file documents its identical bound at :14-15. test/CLAUDE.md:118-120 says "Do not set a timeout on tests." A future hang on the ASAN lane burns 60s instead of 5s before failing. Nothing on the base branch breaks.
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Two framework dev servers in one process. Stop the one that started last, let it be collected, then format any stack trace that passes through the surviving server's runtime (every request does; the fixture's route returns
new Error().stack). On an ASAN build withMalloc=1:Without ASAN this is a silent read of freed memory while printing an error (or reading
error.stack) in the dev server.Cause
Bake::SourceProvider::create(src/runtime/bake/BakeSourceProvider.h) registers the provider in the VM'sSavedSourceMapviaBun__addBakeSourceProviderSourceMap.put_source_providerstores the raw pointer and documents that the owner unregisters it before it is freed, butBake::SourceProviderhad no destructor and no remove export existed, so the entry outlived the provider.Zig::SourceProviderandBake::DevServerSourceProviderboth unregister themselves from their destructors; this class was the odd one out since the registration was added in #20745.The dev server makes the stale entry easy to hit:
BakeLoadInitialServerCodecreates one of these providers per dev server, always under the keybake://server-runtime.js, so the table points at whichever server started last. That provider is kept alive only by the runtime's functions, which the dev server holds throughStrongs and releases in itsDrop. Stop that server, collect, and the entry dangles; the surviving server'shandleRequestframes carry the same URL and are looked up through it on the next stack trace.Fix
Bake::SourceProviderstores the RustVirtualMachine*at construction and its destructor removes the entry through a newBun__removeBakeSourceProviderSourceMapexport, which is the sameremove_source_providercall the other two provider classes make. It stores the VM pointer rather than the global object for the reason #34035 fixed inDevServerSourceProvider: the destructor runs from JSC's sweep (and from~VMunderBUN_DESTRUCT_VM_ON_EXIT), when the global object cell may already be gone.SavedSourceMapis torn down inVirtualMachine::destroy, after the JSC VM, which is the ordering the other two destructors already rely on.This is the right place for the fix rather than, say, checking liveness at lookup time: the table holds a borrowed pointer by design, and the only party that knows when the provider dies is the provider.
remove_source_providercompares the stored pointer against the dying provider, so the paths where several providers share one key stay correct on their own: a dying older runtime provider does not remove a newer server's entry, and underbake://server.patch.jsaBake::SourceProvider(theBakeLoadServerHmrPatchfallback) andDevServerSourceProviders (the normal path) can replace each other freely. It also handles the case where the table has already materialized aParsedSourceMapfrom the provider (production builds, whereget_external_datasucceeds), since that branch checks the map's underlying provider.Registering the runtime and the map-less patch in dev is still pointless (no map can ever be found for them, so the first lookup fails and drops the entry); that is unchanged here, and with this fix it is merely useless rather than unsafe.
Verification
New ASAN-only case in
test/bake/deinitialization.test.tsruns the scenario above in a child withMalloc=1. One detail the fixture has to handle: debug builds of the server runtime publishglobalThis.DEBUG, whoseASSERTis a function from whichever runtime ran last and would keep the dead server's provider alive (release builds compile that out), so the fixture puts the survivor's object back before collecting.bun bd test test/bake/deinitialization.test.tswithout thesrc/change: the new case fails with theheap-use-after-freeabove; with it, both cases pass.test/bake/dev/server-sourcemap.test.ts(5 tests, including theBUN_DESTRUCT_VM_ON_EXIT=1+Malloc=1teardown case, which now also runs the new destructor for the runtime provider during~VM) passes.test/bake/dev/production.test.ts(9 tests) passes both normally and withBUN_DESTRUCT_VM_ON_EXIT=1 Malloc=1in the environment.cargo clippy -p bun_runtime -p bun_jscand clang-format are clean.Rebase notes
Rebased onto main (519963e).
src/runtime/bake/BakeSourceProvider.h: main already storesm_bunVMand passes it to the constructor (An idle collection finishes while the JS thread is parked; the GC tick backs off under timer chatter #43681). The rebase keeps that code and adds the destructor and theBun__removeBakeSourceProviderSourceMapdeclaration (withconst BunString*, as the other declarations on main).remove_bake_source_provider_source_mapispub(crate), as its neighbours on main.test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts: main added a test in the same place. Both tests are kept.src/change, on a debug build (ASAN) of main 519963e, the new test fails.src/change (debug build, ASAN), the new test passes. That build also had the change of Bun.serve: reject upgrade(), timeout() and requestIP() for a Request that another server received #41811, which shares no file with this PR.