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In `@src/install/resolvers/folder_resolver.rs`:
- Around line 51-74: Update the Some(paths) branch in the
normalize_package_json_path handling to copy paths.rel into an owned buffer
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I reviewed this PR again after the follow-up commits and found no further issues — the --silent gating, the owned ./-prefix buffer, the shortened comments, and the stdout draining are all in place. Because the fix rewrites normalize_package_json_path (shared by file:, link:, workspace: and cache-folder resolution), a maintainer glance at that refactor would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- Traced both branches of the rewritten
normalize_package_json_pathagainst the old code — the.-prefixed branch drops the redundanttop_level_dirpart (abs_buf_checkedalready joins onto it) and the else-branch's up-front length matches the old byte-by-byte build; the hoistedrelcomputation is unchanged. - Confirmed
abs_buf_checkedand the_spillhelpers exist with the expected semantics inresolve_path.rs/resolver/lib.rs. - Checked the
calc_hashnon-ENOENT path: the oldadd_warning_pretty!("patchfile is empty")was both wrong and never printed; the newadd_error_fmtplus thehas_errors()branch inrun_from_main_thread_calc_hashsurfaces the real errno. - New tests cover each overflow site, the
file:boundary, and--silent; theSearched inoutput is now pinned.
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Overview
Five source changes across src/install/ and src/resolver/, plus four test files. The core is a rewrite of normalize_package_json_path in folder_resolver.rs to return Option<Paths> (None on overflow), swap the 1024-byte normalize_string for normalize_string_spill, use abs_buf_checked for the .-prefixed branch, and compute the else-branch length before writing. get_or_put maps None to ENAMETOOLONG and moves the link-name copy from a stack PathBuffer to a Box<[u8]>. PackageWorkspaceSearchPathFormatter now builds its ./-prefixed message in an owned Vec instead of the pointer-cast trick. PackageInstaller.rs adds a length check to the Symlink arm (gated on log_level, matching the sibling Folder arm). patch_install.rs switches two join_z_buf calls to join_z_buf_spill and fixes the non-ENOENT stat-failure diagnostic. resolver/lib.rs deletes the now-dead normalize wrapper.
Security risks
None. The inputs are user-controlled package.json values, but the change replaces panics with recoverable ENAMETOOLONG errors — strictly a hardening. No new parsing, no auth/crypto/permissions.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate-to-high. normalize_package_json_path is shared by every folder-type resolution (file:, link:, workspace:, cache-folder), so a behavioral drift in the refactor would affect ordinary installs, not just the overflow edge. I traced both branches against the old code and they look byte-for-byte equivalent for in-range inputs (the old code redundantly passed top_level_dir as both base and first part to abs_buf; the new code drops the redundant part), and the Searched in output is now asserted in bun-workspaces.test.ts. Still, a rewrite of shared path-building logic in the installer is exactly the kind of change REVIEW.md flags for a maintainer look.
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All four prior review threads (my two, comment-cop's, and CodeRabbit's) are resolved by the follow-up commits at HEAD. The PR description includes a full before/after probe table and states cargo check passes on Windows and macOS targets. Tests cover each overflow site plus the file: boundary at exactly buffer-1/buffer/buffer+8, and the --silent behavior. CI (#99698) was still building at the last robobun update. The isolated-linker copy of the installer overflow is explicitly out of scope and reported separately.
…n the path buffers The folder resolver normalized a link: name through a 1024 byte scratch buffer, appended "/package.json" and the NUL terminator to the absolute path without checking that they fit, and copied the name as written into a stack path buffer. The patch hash and apply tasks joined the patchedDependencies path into a path buffer the same way, and the hoisted installer did so for the link target. All of these indexed past the buffer for a long enough value in package.json and aborted the install. The resolver now normalizes into a spill buffer, fails the dependency with ENAMETOOLONG when the package.json path does not fit, and keeps the name on the heap. The patch tasks join into a spill buffer and let the OS reject the path; the stat failure is reported with its errno instead of a warning claiming the file is empty. The hoisted installer fails the package with ENAMETOOLONG when the link target does not fit. FileSystem::normalize was the resolver's only way into the 1024 byte scratch buffer and has no callers left.
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In `@test/cli/install/bun-link.test.ts`:
- Around line 514-537: Move the try/finally scope in the link cleanup test to
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs — the two issues from my earlier passes (the unguarded --silent print and the undrained stdout pipes) are fixed, as are the CodeRabbit and comment-cop threads. Because normalize_package_json_path is a structural rewrite of logic shared by file:, workspace:, link:, and cache-folder resolution, a maintainer look at that function would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- Traced the
normalize_package_json_pathrewrite against the old code for both branches —abs_buf_checkedusestop_level_dirimplicitly, so dropping it frompartsis equivalent; the else-branch length arithmetic and NUL reservation match the bytes written. - Checked the Symlink arm's
len >= folder_path_buf.len()bound covers the trailing NUL write and mirrors the Folder arm'slog_levelgate andincrement_tree_install_countshape. - Confirmed
FileSystem::normalizehas no remaining callers and thatjoin_z_buf_spill/normalize_string_spillare existing helpers with their own unit tests. - Verified the
calc_hashwarning→error swap makes the message actually print (the old warning was dropped by thehas_errors()gate on the main thread).
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Overview
Fixes five panic-on-oversized-input sites in bun install's path handling: three in folder_resolver.rs::normalize_package_json_path (the 1024-byte normalize_string scratch, the unchecked /package.json + NUL append, and the get_or_put stack PathBuffer copy), one in PackageInstaller.rs's Symlink arm (global_link_dir + folder concatenation), and two in patch_install.rs (join_z_buf for apply and calc_hash). Also rewrites PackageWorkspaceSearchPathFormatter to build its ./-prefixed message in an owned Vec instead of an unsafe in-place pointer cast, removes the now-uncalled FileSystem::normalize, and swaps calc_hash's misleading "patchfile is empty" warning (never printed) for an errno-carrying error. ~200 lines of new tests across four files, each verified to abort on the unfixed build.
Security risks
None new. The change hardens against adversarial package.json values (100 KB link: names, 100 KB patch paths) that previously aborted the process; after the change they surface as ENAMETOOLONG and exit 1. No new file reads, network calls, or trust boundaries.
Level of scrutiny
Medium-high. normalize_package_json_path is on the resolution path for every file:, workspace:, link:, and cache-folder dependency, and this PR restructures it (the two arms now share the trailing rel = relative(...) / NUL write, the else-arm computes abs_len up front instead of tracking a remain cursor). I traced both arms byte-for-byte against the old code and they produce the same joined contents for inputs that fit; the bun-workspaces.test.ts assertion pins the Searched in output. The other four source changes are localized bounds checks or spill-buffer swaps.
Other factors
All seven prior review threads (two from me, one CodeRabbit correctness note on the ./ prefix, four comment-cop long-comment flags, and CodeRabbit's cleanup-scope note) are resolved in the current head. The PR description's probe table covers every shape on both builds. The isolated-linker copy of the installer overflow is explicitly out of scope (reported separately). Deferring only because the shared-resolver rewrite is the kind of restructuring a maintainer typically signs off on.
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Closing in favor of #43067. It fixes this trigger with the shared checked path helpers and carries the tests from this pull request. |
Problem
bun installaborts on two more package.json values that are longer than bun's fixed path buffers (4096 bytes on Linux, 1024 on macOS, 32767 * 3 + 1 on Windows). Both are pre-existing in 1.4.0; the siblingworkspace:and local.tgzcases are fixed by install: fail instead of panicking when a local tarball or workspace: path does not fit the path buffer #37462 and are not touched here."x": "link:<name>",src/install/resolvers/folder_resolver.rs,normalize_package_json_path, three overflows in one function:normalize_string, so any name over 1024 bytes aborts:panic: range end index 1025 out of range for slice of length 1024"/package.json"and the NUL terminator are appended to the absolute path without a length check. This one is also reachable with afile:dependency: the folder path itself is length-checked when package.json is parsed (lockfile/Package.rs), the 13 appended bytes are not, so a folder whose absolute path is within 13 bytes of the buffer size aborts:panic: range end index 4104 out of range for slice of length 4096, orpanic: index out of bounds: the len is 4096 but the index is 4096for the NULget_or_putcopies the name as written into a stackPathBufferbefore reading the target's package.json, so a name that only fits once normalized (x/../x/../.../foo) aborts after resolving:panic: range end index 100003 out of range for slice of length 4096src/install/PackageInstaller.rs,Symlinkarm ofinstall_package_with_name_and_resolution) concatenates the global link directory and the name intofolder_path_bufwithout a length check:panic: range end index 5063 out of range for slice of length 4096."patchedDependencies": { "x@1.0.0": "patches/<long>.patch" },src/install/patch_install.rs:calc_hash(on a thread pool worker, for every entry, whether or notxis a dependency) andapplyjoin the path onto the project directory withjoin_z_bufinto aPathBuffer:panic: range end index 5033 out of range for slice of length 4094.Fix
normalize_package_json_pathreturnsNonewhen the package.json path does not fit: the name is normalized withnormalize_string_spill(heap when longer than the scratch), the.-prefixed branch joins withabs_buf_checked, the other branch computes the length up front, and the last byte of the buffer is reserved for the NUL.get_or_putmapsNonetoError::Sys(ENAMETOOLONG), which prints exactly what the OS-rejected case already prints (error: ENAMETOOLONG...x@link:... failed to resolve, exit 1). TheSearched informatter now builds its./-prefixed message by appending the relative path to an owned buffer (instead of writing the prefix in front of the path buffer through a pointer cast) and prints the value as written when it does not fit; its output is unchanged andbun-workspaces.test.tsnow asserts it.Box<[u8]>. The copy is still needed (the slice can point into the lockfile string buffer, which reading the target's package.json grows), it just no longer has a fixed size.ENAMETOOLONG: link path for package foo is too long,Failed to install 1 package, exit 1; nothing is printed under--silent), the same way theFolderarm above it fails an over-long folder path. Such a target could never be linked anyway:symlink(2)rejects targets longer than PATH_MAX.join_z_buf_spill, so the path is built on the heap when it does not fit and the OS rejects it.calc_hash's non-ENOENT stat failure used to add a warning saying the patch file is empty (never printed, the main thread then printed a generic "Failed to calculate hash"); it now adds an error with the errno:error: failed to read patch file: ENAMETOOLONG: /proj/patches/ppp...patch: File name too long (stat()), exit 1 as before.FileSystem::normalizeinsrc/resolver/lib.rswas the only remaining wrapper around the 1024 byte scratch and has no callers left, so it is removed. The other two directnormalize_stringcallers outsidebun_paths(run_command.rs, Windows only, and the shell'srm) have their own open PRs (cli: stop aborting on absolute script paths longer than 1024 bytes on Windows #37528, shell(rm): stop panicking on operands longer than the path scratch buffers #37521).USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1) and passes withbun bd test:test/cli/install/bun-link.test.ts: a 100 kBlink:name fails withENAMETOOLONG; a 100 kBx/../name that normalizes to a registered link resolves and then fails in the installer (and fails quietly with--silent); the same name for an unregistered package fails with the usualPackage "..." is not linked(pins that a long name goes through normal resolution)test/cli/install/bun-install.test.ts(POSIX): afile:dependency whose package.json path is exactly the buffer size, or longer by less than"/package.json", fails withENAMETOOLONG; one byte below the buffer size it is still looked up on disk (Could not find package.json), which passes before and after and pins the boundarytest/cli/install/bun-install-patch.test.ts: a 100 kB patch path fails with the error above (the errno assertion is skipped on Windows, which may report the path as missing instead)bun-install-patch.test.ts,bad-workspace.test.tsandbun-workspaces.test.ts, and thefile:tests ofbun-install.test.ts, all green.bun-link.test.ts's "should link dependency without crashing" fails on main with a debug build independently of this change (the debug-only stack dump on install failure lands in stdout, see install: make the debug-build stack dump on package install failure opt-in #37335).cargo check -p bun_installpasses forx86_64-pc-windows-msvcandaarch64-apple-darwin; clippy is clean.Not in this PR
--linker isolatedhas its own copy of the installer overflow:isolated_install/Installer.rsappend_store_pathappends the link name into a length-assuming path (panic: index out of bounds: the len is 4096 but the index is 4096). It is reachable today from a bun.lock with a longlink:resolution and, after this PR, from alink:name that only fits once normalized. Reported separately; it sits in the area install: fail the package with ENAMETOOLONG when the isolated linker walks an entry that does not fit the path buffer #37424 is changing.workspace:<long path>and./<long>.tgz: install: fail instead of panicking when a local tarball or workspace: path does not fit the path buffer #37462.Background
PathBufferis a stack array ofMAX_PATH_BYTES(the OS PATH_MAX) that most of the install code builds paths in. The joining helpers inbun_paths::resolve_pathwrite into whatever buffer they are given and index out of bounds if the result does not fit; the_checkedvariants returnNoneinstead and the_spillvariants grow a caller-providedVecinstead.normalize_stringis the variant that writes into a 1024 byte thread-local buffer.folder_resolver.rs) is shared byfile:folders,workspace:packages andlink:names: it builds the absolute path of the target'spackage.json, reads it and records the package. Forlink:the prefix is the global link directory (bun linkregisters packages there) and the recorded resolution is the name exactly as written, which is what the installers later symlink to.patchedDependenciesare hashed on a thread pool before anything is installed (PatchTask::calc_hash), so the patch path is joined even when the patched package is not a dependency.Probe: all shapes on the unfixed and fixed builds (Linux, offline)
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1b88ad3:bun-install-patch.test.tshad gained adescribeblock at the end of the file on main (patchedDependencies declared by a dependency), so the new block here now follows it and the harness import merges both lists.install_package_with_name_and_resolutionhad turned itsIS_PENDING_PACKAGE_INSTALLconst generic into theis_pending_package_installparameter, so the new Symlink check passes that, like the Folder arm next to it. No other changes.no test proof · iteration 1 · Platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine. Deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/install/bun-install-patch.test.ts test/cli/install/bun-install.test.ts test/cli/install/bun-link.test.ts