Android: fix --compile executables (PIE load bias) and Intl's default locale (WebKit bump) - #38246
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- --compile: standalone executables are PIE on Android, so add the load bias (dlpi_addr of the object containing BUN_COMPILED) to the embedded module graph's link-time vaddr before dereferencing it. Every compiled binary segfaulted at startup at exactly that unrelocated address. - Bump mimalloc: the hole-sweep state no longer lives in __thread statics. Below API 29 the NDK uses emulated TLS, whose first access per thread calls malloc; with the guard read on the allocation slow path a fresh thread could recurse malloc -> __emutls_get_address -> malloc until it ran out of stack (silent SIGSEGVs on JSC's Wasm compiler threads). - c-ares: under Termux use $PREFIX/etc/resolv.conf (ARES_OPT_RESOLVCONF) so dns.resolve*() has real nameservers instead of timing out against the 127.0.0.1 fallback.
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WalkthroughChangesThe PR updates standalone ELF data lookup for PIE executables, changes the selected WebKit commit, and adds Intl locale regression tests for unset locale variables and Linux PIE standalone loading
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. Because it bumps the mimalloc pin (affects allocation on every platform, and the actual fix lives in oven-sh/mimalloc#18) and changes unsafe pointer arithmetic in the standalone-binary ELF reader, a human look would still be worthwhile — the author also notes the on-emulator re-check of the OMG stress tests and dns.resolve* is still pending.
What was reviewed:
StandaloneModuleGraph.rs:find_loaded_module(vaddr_ptr as usize)returnsdlpi_addrof the main object, which is 0 for non-PIE — existing Linux/FreeBSD behavior unchanged;map_or(0, ...)degrades to the old path if lookup fails.c_ares.rs:resolvconf_bufoutlivesares_init_options(declared at function scope), NUL-termination via zero-init + length check, andARES_OPT_RESOLVCONF = 1 << 17matches ares.h; c-aresares_strdups the path so no dangling pointer.scripts/utils.mjs/test/harness.ts: platform-detection additions only;parseOsputsfreebsdbefore the/win/catch-all so it isn't misparsed.
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Overview
Five files: a mimalloc commit-pin bump in scripts/build/deps/mimalloc.ts; android/freebsd host recognition in scripts/utils.mjs (isAndroid, isFreeBSD, getAbi() returning "android", parseOs accepting android/freebsd); an Android-only ARES_OPT_RESOLVCONF block in src/cares_sys/c_ares.rs that points c-ares at Termux's $PREFIX/etc/resolv.conf; a load-bias fix in src/standalone_graph/StandaloneModuleGraph.rs so PIE standalone binaries dereference the relocated payload address; and libcPathForDlopen cases for android/freebsd in test/harness.ts.
Security risks
The c-ares change reads $PREFIX from the environment and, if $PREFIX/etc/resolv.conf is readable, tells c-ares to use it as the resolv.conf source. That's an environment-controlled config path, but it's Android-only, matches what Termux's own patched c-ares does, and only takes effect when the file exists — no worse than the existing /etc/resolv.conf read on other platforms. No other security-sensitive surface is touched.
Level of scrutiny
High. The mimalloc pin bump changes the global allocator for every Linux build (the fix moving hole-sweep guard state off a __thread static onto the tld is described in the PR body but lives in oven-sh/mimalloc#18, which needs its own review). The StandaloneModuleGraph change is unsafe pointer arithmetic on the hot startup path of every --compile binary; I traced it against bun_sys::elf::find_loaded_module and it looks correct (non-PIE dlpi_addr is 0 → no-op; PIE gets the bias added), but ELF loader semantics and wrapping_add on a raw pointer address warrant a second pair of eyes. The c-ares block is #[cfg(target_os = "android")]-gated so other platforms are unaffected at compile time.
Other factors
The author explicitly states the emulator re-verification against this PR's CI artifact is still pending. There are no automated tests added — reasonable, since the fixes are Android-runtime-only and CI has no Android test lane, but it means the mimalloc bump's effect on the primary Linux lanes is being validated only by the existing suite. The PR was split from a combined draft (#38237) with the FreeBSD half in #38242, and the harness/runner changes here overlap both.
…T_RESOLVCONF c-ares' Android build dispatches to ares_init_sysconfig_android and never consults resolvconf_path, so the option was inert (verified on-device: servers stayed at 127.0.0.1). Parse `nameserver` lines from $PREFIX/etc/resolv.conf ourselves after ares_init_options and apply them with ares_set_servers_csv; anything the user sets later via dns.setServers() still overrides this. No-Verification-Needed: android-only code path; verified on-device from the CI artifact
…loc guard - Move the Termux resolv.conf fallback out of the c-ares -sys crate into DNSResolver::get_channel: read $PREFIX/etc/resolv.conf with bun_sys, apply it only while the channel is still on c-ares' single 127.0.0.1 fallback (so anything c-ares or an embedder configured wins), and feed each parsable nameserver through ares_inet_pton/ares_set_servers_ports instead of the all-or-nothing CSV setter. - Bump mimalloc again: the re-entrancy guard is now a per-page bit set by the thread holding the page for the sweep, rather than state reached through page->theap (which stays non-NULL for abandoned pages). - harness: isAndroid, and count it as POSIX so posix-gated tests run there. No-Verification-Needed: android-only runtime paths; verified on-device from the CI artifact (mimalloc bump exercised on the Linux debug build)
…e-fixes # Conflicts: # scripts/build/deps/mimalloc.ts
Android does not expose nameservers to native code (DNS is per network, may be Private DNS, and lives in netd), so c-ares had nothing but its 127.0.0.1 fallback and every resolve*/reverse/lookupService timed out. Address lookups were already fine because bionic proxies getaddrinfo to netd. Route those queries through android_res_nquery (API 29+, looked up at runtime since we target 28): netd returns the raw DNS reply, which is fed to the same ares_parse_* code the c-ares transport uses, so everything above the transport is shared. reverse/lookupService issue the PTR query the same way. getServers() reports an empty list while the platform resolver is in use; setServers() with a non-empty list switches that resolver to c-ares with the given servers, and an empty list switches back. Before API 29 the c-ares path is used as before. This replaces the Termux resolv.conf fallback added earlier on this branch.
…d IPv4 (as getnameinfo does); complete instead of asserting when the address does not parse
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- One transport seam: Resolver::transport() picks c-ares or the platform per
resolver, and netd.rs exposes resolve/get_host_by_addr/get_name_info with
the same completion contract as Channel, instead of dns.rs assembling
queries at three call sites.
- Record queries are listed on their resolver, so Resolver#cancel() fails
them with ECANCELLED, Resolver#setServers() refuses while any are in
flight, and VM/worker teardown fails them like ares_destroy does; the
resolver registers with the stop phase while it has either a channel or
platform queries.
- reverse()/lookupService() use bionic gethostbyaddr_r/getnameinfo on the
work pool (proxied to netd, hosts file first) rather than a bare PTR
query, matching what ares_gethostbyaddr/ares_getnameinfo answer elsewhere.
- Resolver {timeout, tries} become a deadline (and NO_RETRY for tries: 1);
the c-ares retry timer no longer runs for platform queries without one and
never creates a channel on its own; completions run inside an event-loop
scope; queries queue locally below dnsproxyd's per-uid limit and requeue
on EBUSY; malformed names report EBADNAME; 8 KiB answer buffer (netd's
MAXPACKET); unknown rcodes are left to the parser as c-ares does.
- Tests: loopback reverse/lookupService from the hosts file, Resolver
getServers/setServers round-trip, cancel → ECANCELLED, setServers while
in flight; getServers-vs-resolv.conf is skipped on Android.
…hich is the list reverse() returns (as ares_parse_ptr_reply shapes it) No-Verification-Needed: Android-only code path; verified on-device from the CI artifact
…from the hosts file (reverse reports the entry's aliases, which differ per image)
…c-ares (Android before API 29), [] only while the platform resolver carries them No-Verification-Needed: Android-only branch of a cfg'd helper; verified on API 28/29 emulator images from the CI artifact
…resolver, so Resolver#cancel() settles them with ECANCELLED, Resolver#setServers() refuses while one is pending, and teardown fails them like record queries No-Verification-Needed: Android-only code path; verified on the emulator from the CI artifact
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In `@src/standalone_graph/StandaloneModuleGraph.rs`:
- Around line 453-455: Update the address calculation in the surrounding
module-loading function to return None when find_loaded_module cannot locate a
containing module, rather than defaulting load_bias to zero. Convert the address
with checked arithmetic and use checked addition for the bias, propagating
overflow as None before the target is dereferenced.
In `@test/js/node/dns/node-dns.test.js`:
- Around line 585-592: Update the resolver test around setServers and getServers
to keep the server-list round-trip assertions independent of the external
resolve4 network call. Preserve the resolver configuration checks even when
outbound DNS is unavailable, and isolate or conditionally handle the example.com
resolution assertion so blocked access to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 cannot hide
setServers/getServers regressions.
- Around line 572-578: Update the skip condition for the “dns.reverse of
loopback comes from the hosts file” test to require that 127.0.0.1 specifically
has a localhost hosts entry, rather than accepting any localhost entry such as
one associated only with ::1. Keep both reverse and lookupService assertions
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633-651: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse deterministic pending DNS requests in the cancellation tests.
Both tests query external DNS through
example.com, so network timing can complete a request before the guard runs. The second test also awaitspendingwithout asserting its error code. Use a hermetic request that remains active untilcancel()orsetServers()runs, and assertECANCELLEDin both tests.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@test/js/node/dns/node-dns.test.js`:
- Around line 578-580: Update the dns.promises.reverse() test to store its
returned array, assert that it is non-empty, then iterate over it to verify each
name is included in loopbackNames.
- Around line 624-627: Update the Android branch around
resolver.resolve4("example.com") so the assertion does not depend on ambient
platform DNS after the server reset. Provision and use a deterministic Android
resolver fixture for this request, or isolate the assertion behind the project’s
guaranteed-DNS integration-test setup while preserving the existing 127.0.0.2
expectation.
- Around line 568-570: Update the hosts-file read error handling in the
surrounding test helper to return an empty list only when the file is
intentionally absent, such as an ENOENT error, and rethrow all other I/O
failures. Preserve the existing successful-read behavior and empty-result
contract for missing files.
- Around line 594-606: Bound the DNS question parsing loop before constructing
the response: validate that the query contains a complete DNS header, each label
length and payload stays within the packet, a terminating root label is present,
and the QTYPE/QCLASS trailer is complete. In the response handler around the
query/end calculation, return without sending when any validation fails, while
preserving the existing answer construction for valid packets.
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In `@test/js/node/dns/node-dns.test.js`:
- Around line 633-651: Update the Resolver#cancel and Resolver#setServers tests
to use a deterministic, hermetic DNS request that remains in flight until the
control operation executes, instead of querying example.com. Ensure both pending
promises assert the resulting error code is ECANCELLED, including the second
test after resolver.cancel().
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…sponder's label walk, and don't require ambient DNS after setServers([])
…eing in use (Android 10+), not on isAndroid
…ip the two node getServers()-non-empty tests on Android The Intl test guards the WTF platformLanguage() fix (oven-sh/WebKit#428): bionic's default "C.UTF-8" used to yield the tag "C" and JSC fell back to en-US-u-va-posix (case-first collation, no digit grouping). It passes everywhere else today. test-dns.js/test-dns-get-server.js assert getServers().length > 0, which the platform resolver cannot satisfy by design.
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…8 fix); test it via a forced C.UTF-8 locale on Linux; adapt netd's Job to the new JobContext::run signature WEBKIT_VERSION points at the preview tag until #428 merges; the Linux-run intl test fails on the previous WebKit (en-US-u-va-posix) and passes with it.
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638-646: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse a hermetic DNS fixture in both lifecycle tests.
The cancellation and active-query tests start
resolveTxt("example.com")andresolveMx("example.com")on a default resolver. These requests use ambient DNS and can fail or change timing on offline or filtered Android hosts. Point both resolvers at a local UDP socket that accepts queries without replying, then close it infinally. (raw.githubusercontent.com)As per coding guidelines: Tests must be hermetic, avoid external services, and never contact the public internet.
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648-656: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSettle the pending query when the assertion fails.
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toThrow(...)fails, execution skipsresolver.cancel()andawait pending. The unresolved query can keep the test process alive until the resolver timeout. Put cancellation and awaiting infinally, then assert the settled result isECANCELLED. (raw.githubusercontent.com)As per coding guidelines: Every error path must settle promises and complete cleanup.
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- expect(() => resolver.setServers(["1.1.1.1"])).toThrow( - expect.objectContaining({ code: "ERR_DNS_SET_SERVERS_FAILED" }), - ); - resolver.cancel(); - await pending; + let result; + try { + expect(() => resolver.setServers(["1.1.1.1"])).toThrow( + expect.objectContaining({ code: "ERR_DNS_SET_SERVERS_FAILED" }), + ); + } finally { + resolver.cancel(); + result = await pending; + } + expect(result).toBe("ECANCELLED");🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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494-496: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winGate only the platform-resolver case.
netd::api()is available on Android API 29+, while API 28 uses c-ares andgetServers()reads its configured servers. Replacetest.skipIf(isAndroid)with a predicate that skips only Android whendns.getServers()uses the platform resolver.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@test/expectations.txt`:
- Around line 39-41: Preserve test-dns.js and its server-setting, validation,
and packet-resolution coverage; update only the default-server assertion to
handle Android’s empty dns.getServers() result via a platform guard or targeted
harness exception. Do not remove or quarantine the entire test file.
In `@test/js/web/intl/intl.test.ts`:
- Around line 128-132: Update both subprocess test sites in
test/js/web/intl/intl.test.ts (lines 128-132 and 151-158) to start stdout
collection and process exit waiting concurrently via Promise.all, then perform
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In `@test/js/node/dns/node-dns.test.js`:
- Around line 638-646: Update both Resolver#cancel lifecycle tests to use a
local UDP DNS fixture that accepts queries without responding instead of the
default resolver and example.com. Configure each resolver to target the fixture,
and ensure the UDP socket is closed in a finally block while preserving the
existing cancellation and active-query assertions.
- Around line 648-656: Update the Resolver#setServers in-flight query test to
place resolver cancellation and awaiting pending in a finally block so cleanup
runs even when the toThrow assertion fails. Capture the settled pending result
and assert it is ECANCELLED after cleanup.
- Around line 494-496: Update the dns.getServers test’s skip predicate to target
only Android versions where the platform resolver is used, while allowing
Android API 28 and other c-ares configurations to run. Reuse the existing
platform/version detection symbols in the test or surrounding code rather than
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In `@test/js/node/test/parallel/test-dns-get-server.js`:
- Around line 8-9: Update the assertions in
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test/js/node/test/parallel/test-dns.js lines 32-33 to permit an empty server
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Apply the same fix in `@test/js/node/test/parallel/test-dns-get-server.js` around
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In `@test/js/web/intl/intl.test.ts`:
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This pass of the automated review found no bugs. Given the scope — ~800 lines of new native code in src/runtime/dns_jsc/netd.rs (dlopen'd Android FFI, thread-local in-flight tracking, refcounted Query/NameJob lifetimes with custom Drop, event-loop poll integration) plus the Resolver transport/active-handle refactor and the PIE load-bias change — a human pass over the memory-safety and teardown paths is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
netd.rsquery/name-job lifecycle:track/untrack/finish/abort/cancel_allref balance,WAITINGthread-local vs. per-resolver list, and theNameJobHandle::finishderef-before-callback ordering (ruled out: the resolver ref is held by the request's own resolver back-ref throughon_hostent/on_nameinfo).Resolver::sync_active_handleregister/unregister idempotence and thedestroy_channelreordering.StandaloneModuleGraphPIE load-bias:find_loaded_moduleis address-matched, bias is 0 on non-PIE, so Linux/FreeBSD behaviour is unchanged.status_from_replyheader-length guard and thegethostbyaddr_rERANGE retry loop.
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Overview
This PR fixes Android-only runtime failures surfaced by running the full test suite on-device: (1) bun build --compile executables segfaulted because the standalone-graph reader dereferenced the payload's link-time vaddr without adding the PIE load bias; (2) dns.resolve*/reverse/lookupService never completed because Android exposes no nameservers to c-ares. It adds a new ~800-line src/runtime/dns_jsc/netd.rs transport that routes record queries through android_res_nquery (dlsym'd, API 29+) with the fd polled on the event loop and the raw reply handed to the existing ares_callback, and routes reverse/lookupService through bionic gethostbyaddr_r/getnameinfo on the work pool via bun_jsc::Job. src/runtime/dns_jsc/dns.rs gains a Transport seam, per-resolver netd_queries/netd_name_jobs lists, a servers_explicit flag governing which transport is used, and a sync_active_handle refactor replacing direct register/unregister. posix_event_loop.rs/dispatch.rs add the DnsNetdQuery poll tag and dispatch arm. StandaloneModuleGraph.rs adds dlpi_addr of the containing object to the embedded vaddr. The WebKit pin moves one commit forward to pick up the merged platformLanguage() C.UTF-8 fix. Tests: new getServers/setServers round-trip, cancel(), setServers-while-pending, hosts-file loopback checks in node-dns.test.js; two Intl default-locale tests; one-line Android guards on two vendored Node tests.
Security risks
Low but present. status_from_reply reads a 12-byte DNS header from a netd-supplied buffer and guards answer.len() < 12 before indexing; the reply is then handed unmodified to the same c-ares parse callbacks the c-ares transport uses, so parsing exposure is unchanged. gethostbyaddr_r's h_name/h_aliases are copied via cstr_boxed (bounded by NUL) from the caller's own scratch buffer. dlopen/dlsym target fixed system library names. No new user-controlled input reaches native parsing that wasn't already reaching c-ares.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is substantial new native memory-safety code: heap-allocated Query/NameJob with resolver refcounts, thread-local INFLIGHT/WAITING state, a FilePoll per in-flight query, cross-thread bun_jsc::Job with JsAffine halves, custom Drop for NameRequest walking coalesced-waiter lists, and a refactor of Resolver's active-handle registration that affects every platform. All of it is #[cfg(target_os = "android")]-gated except the active-handle refactor, the cancel()/check_timeouts restructuring, and the PIE change, but those cross-platform pieces still change teardown ordering. This is well outside the "simple, mechanical, or obvious" bar for auto-approval.
Other factors
Four prior automated-review rounds raised issues (v4-mapped address handling, gethostbyaddr_r ERANGE retry, WebKit preview pin, test assertion shape/gating) that were each addressed with a follow-up commit; every inline thread is now resolved. This run's finder raised a candidate UAF where NameJobHandle::finish derefs the resolver before the request callback runs — verifiers concluded the request itself carries a resolver back-ref that keeps it alive through on_hostent/on_nameinfo, so the ordering is sound. One promised follow-up (tightening the intl grouped assertion to /^1\\D234[.,]5$/) has not landed yet, but it is a contributor-machine-only test nit already tracked in the thread. The PR description documents on-device verification across API 28/29/35 and a Linux debug-build regression check of the shared-code restructuring.
…Service on c-ares as on main The platform-resolver transport (netd for records, bionic for names) works and was verified on-device, but it was integrated as a second transport inside the c-ares-shaped Resolver, with special cases threaded through its timer, cancel, setServers/getServers and teardown paths. That is the wrong shape to land. It comes back as a Resolver-owns-a-Transport refactor in its own PR; until then Android's dns.resolve* behaves as it does on main (dns.lookup, fetch and everything getaddrinfo-based are unaffected).
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I reviewed this revision and didn't find any bugs; the earlier inline findings on the intl tests are all addressed in 6c9796e. Given it bumps WEBKIT_VERSION and touches the unsafe ELF-vaddr dereference in the --compile startup path, a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- PIE load-bias fix in
StandaloneModuleGraph.rs:find_loaded_module(vaddr_ptr)uses the already-relocated symbol address, sodlpi_addris 0 for non-PIE Linux/FreeBSD and the correct bias on Android;map_or(0)/wrapping_addwere justified in-thread. src/sys/lib.rschange is a doc-comment reword only;find_loaded_module's behaviour is unchanged.- Both new intl tests: subprocess pipes drained concurrently, exit code asserted last,
LC_CTYPE=0returns"C.UTF-8"on glibc/musl/bionic so the guard is not vacuous, and the default-locale test no longer probes number formatting so non-latn Windows host locales pass.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
Four files: a one-line WEBKIT_VERSION bump in scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts (single commit past the previous pin, picking up oven-sh/WebKit#428); a ~3-line change in src/standalone_graph/StandaloneModuleGraph.rs adding the ELF load bias (dlpi_addr) to the embedded module graph's link-time vaddr before dereferencing it; a doc-comment-only reword in src/sys/lib.rs::elf::find_loaded_module; and two new subprocess tests in test/js/web/intl/intl.test.ts. The DNS transport that appeared in earlier revisions has been backed out (0f0f9a4) and is no longer in the diff.
Security risks
None identified. The vaddr and load bias are derived from the process's own image (BUN_COMPILED symbol → dl_iterate_phdr), not from user input; the arithmetic mirrors what the dynamic loader does. The intl tests dlopen the platform libc via the existing libcPathForDlopen() harness helper and call only setlocale.
Level of scrutiny
Higher than mechanical. The get_data() change is small and well-argued, but it is unsafe pointer arithmetic on the startup path of every ELF --compile executable — a mistake there is a segfault-at-launch on all Linux/FreeBSD builds. The existing bundler_compile.test.ts suite exercises it on non-Android CI, and the author reports on-device verification for Android, but there is no way to unit-test the PIE path in CI (Android is not a CI test lane). The WebKit pin bump is a dependency change to the JS engine; per the PR it is exactly one commit, but that claim is worth a maintainer glance.
Other factors
Every prior review thread (CodeRabbit and my own inline findings) is resolved. The intl test assertions went through four iterations and the final shape avoids all the host-locale over-specification classes raised (grouping separator, minimumGroupingDigits, non-latn digits, musl compound LC_ALL string). The map_or(0, …) fallback and wrapping_add were explicitly defended by the author with reasoning I find sound: None here would silently start the plain bun CLI instead of the compiled app, which is worse than a loud crash. No CODEOWNERS entries match the changed paths.
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What does this PR do?
Running the full test suite on the
bun-linux-{x64,aarch64}-androidartifacts (API 35/29/28 emulators,scripts/runner.node.mjson-device under Termux's node) surfaced Android-only problems. This lands the two that have clean fixes; the DNS work found by the same run is deliberately not in here (see below).bun build --compileexecutable segfaulted at startup. Standalone binaries are PIE on Android (bionic requires it; Linux/FreeBSD builds are-no-pie), but the reader dereferenced the embedded module graph's link-time vaddr. It now adds the load bias —dlpi_addrof the object containingBUN_COMPILED, found by address via the existingbun_sys::elf::find_loaded_module(which returns 0 for the non-PIE executables, so Linux/FreeBSD are unchanged). The faulting address was exactly the payload's unrelocated vaddr, in 25+ test files.Intl's default locale wasen-US-u-va-posixon Android ("a".localeCompare("B") === 1, sortsA,B,a,b, no digit grouping): bionic reports"C.UTF-8"fromsetlocale(LC_CTYPE, nullptr)by default and WTF'splatformLanguage()only recognised bare"C". Fixed in WTF ([WTF] Unix: strip the codeset/modifier before testing for the C locale in platformLanguage() WebKit#428, merged) and picked up here by bumpingWEBKIT_VERSIONto e2f13c6aa1cd — the only commit past the previous pin. Two tests pin it: the default locale is never the posix fallback, and (Linux) forcingC.UTF-8viasetlocalestill yieldsen-US— that one fails on the previous WebKit.androidhosts (isAndroid,getAbi,libcPathForDlopen, …) already landed with Fix FreeBSD runtime issues found by running the test suite #38242.Not included: DNS.
dns.resolve*/reverse/lookupServicetime out on Android because c-ares has no way to learn the device's nameservers; the right mechanism is the platform resolver (android_res_nqueryfor records, bionicgetnameinfo/gethostbyaddr_rfor names). A working, on-device-verified transport for that existed on this branch, but it was integrated as a second transport inside the c-ares-shapedResolverwith special cases through its timer/cancel/setServers/teardown paths — the wrong shape to land. It will come back as its own PR structured asResolverowning aTransport. Until then Android behaves as on main:dns.lookup,fetch, and everythinggetaddrinfo-based work;resolve*needsdns.setServers().How did you verify your code works?
--compile: on-device with the CI artifact from this branch on x86_64 (API 28/29/35) and arm64 (API 29/35, separate Apple-Silicon-hosted emulator run) — plain and--bytecodeoutputs run where they segfaulted before;bundler_compile.test.tspasses on arm64; Linuxbun bd build --compilevariants unchanged.C.UTF-8(en-US-u-va-posixon the old WebKit), green with the bump on every Linux lane (glibc/musl, x64/arm64, ASAN); the arm64 Android run confirmed the on-device symptom and root cause.