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Status: fix and test pushed, waiting on CI. Reproduced on 1.4.0 with a sparse 2 GiB The new test (test/js/bun/css/input-too-large.test.ts) fails the same way on the unfixed binary and passes with the fix, for both callers of bun_css ( Companion to #39095, which adds the same limit to the JS, TOML, YAML and XML parsers; the two touch different files. |
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LGTM — converts a user-reachable panic on ≥2 GiB CSS input into a recoverable build error, matching the JSON parser's precedent.
What was reviewed:
- Length check placement in
parse_withandStyleAttribute::parse— runs before any read ofcode; return type matches so?propagates cleanly. init_or_nullwithRange::NONEtakes theis_empty()early return, so the file-only location does not scan the oversizedsource.contents.- Other
loc: Noneproducers (PrinterError::fmt_error/no_import_records) — attaching a file-only location if they ever reachadd_to_loggeris a strict improvement, not a regression. - Test follows harness conventions: memory gate mirrors
fs-oom.test.ts, pipes drained concurrently, Windows skip on the sparse-file case is justified, per-test timeouts commented.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
The PR adds an up-front length bound (MAX_INPUT_LEN = i32::MAX - 1) at the two CSS parser entry points (StyleSheet::parse_with and StyleAttribute::parse), a new ParserError::input_too_large variant with a Display arm, and changes Err::add_to_logger to emit a file-only bun_ast::Location when loc is None. A new test file exercises both the Bun.build and bun build --no-bundle paths with a 2 GiB comment plus a composes declaration.
Security risks
None introduced. This is a defensive hardening change: it removes a user-reachable panic (which REVIEW.md classes as a DoS) and replaces it with a graceful error. No new parsing, no new trust of input, no new allocation before validation.
Level of scrutiny
Low-to-medium. The Rust change is ~25 lines: a const, a 7-line guard function called at two entry points, one enum variant + match arm, and one line in add_to_logger. I verified that bun_ast::Location::init_or_null(Some(source), Range::NONE) short-circuits on r.is_empty() (src/ast/lib.rs:767) and returns a file-only location without touching source.contents, so the positionless error path does not scan the 2 GiB buffer. The i32::MAX - 1 bound is correctly justified in the doc comment (accounts for len + 1 cases: 1-based line count / column at EOF).
Other factors
- The wording and limit match the existing JSON parser message ("... too large to parse (2 GiB maximum)"), and the PR description notes #39095 does the same for JS/TOML/YAML/XML — this is the CSS sibling.
- The only other
loc: Noneproducers in the crate arePrinterErrorKind::fmt_errorandno_import_records; theadd_to_loggerchange would give those a file name too if they ever flow through it, which is not a behavior regression. - Tests follow the repo's harness conventions closely:
bunEnv/bunExe/tempDir, concurrent pipe draining viaPromise.all, stderr/stdout asserted beforeexitCode,describe.skipIfon total memory (same 10 GiB gate asfs-oom.test.ts), a commented reason for the Windows skip on the sparse-file case, and a comment explaining why the tests are serial and have 30 s timeouts. - The PR description states the tests were verified to fail under
USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1and pass underbun bd, and that the existing CSS suites still pass modulo pre-existing debug-ASAN timeouts.
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bun_css stores byte offsets into the input as i32 (bun_ast::Loc in import
records, CSS-module symbols and composes) and the line/column numbers
derived from them as i32 in diagnostics, each with an expect("int cast"),
so a stylesheet of 2 GiB or more aborted the process with
"panic: int cast: TryFromIntError(PosOverflow)" once the tokenizer passed
byte 2^31. Bound the input length once at the two parse entry points and
report it as a parse error; every one of those values is at most len + 1,
so the bound keeps all of them in range.
An error about the stylesheet as a whole has no position, so add_to_logger
now attaches a file-only location for it instead of none.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the third parser entry point, Bun.color (src/css_jsc/color_js.rs:330-337), for the same missing length check: it builds a bare Parser and only runs CssColor::parse, which never reaches the i32 cast sites (import records, composes, CSS-module identifiers) or the logger location conversion, so it does not need check_input_len.
Extended reasoning...
The change adds a length guard (MAX_INPUT_LEN = i32::MAX - 1) at the top of StyleSheet::parse_with and StyleAttribute::parse in src/css/css_parser.rs, a new ParserError::input_too_large variant, a file-only logger location for positionless errors in src/css/error.rs, and a memory-gated test file. It touches no security-sensitive surface; the guard runs before any input is read. Four verified findings are posted inline (test-side gaps and a missing sibling-entry-point test), so approval is not appropriate; this note only records the one additional entry point examined and ruled out.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline findings, I also checked whether the loc: None -> init_or_null(Some(source), Range::NONE) change in Err::add_to_logger (src/css/error.rs:77) alters any existing diagnostic: add_to_logger is only called from the bundler's parse and minify error paths (src/bundler/ParseTask.rs:1316, :1337), and the only other positionless Err constructions in the crate are the printer's fmt_error / no_import_records (src/css/printer.rs:234, :242), which do not go through that function — so only the new input_too_large error gets the file-only location.
Extended reasoning...
The change adds a length guard at both CSS parse entry points, a new ParserError variant, and a file-only location for positionless errors; the ruled-out note records that the location change cannot reach any pre-existing diagnostic, since no other loc-less error flows through add_to_logger.
Still open from earlier reviews (4):
- Unresolved: 4 minor or pre-existing.
Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):
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src/css/css_parser.rs— pre-existing: bundling a CSS file well under the new 2 GiB limit still aborts withpanic: int castwhen oneurl()holds enough NUL bytes.check_input_lenbounds source bytes, but src/css/css_parser.rs:3105 castsurl.len(), the unescaped token, and the tokenizer expands each raw NUL to the 3-byte U+FFFD. So about 683 MiB of NULs inside a url() yields a length past i32::MAX. Fix: store a source span as the record length (self.position() - start_position, which the TODO on that line already asks for) or clamp it, so every add_import_record caller is covered (url.rs:21, image.rs:393, custom.rs:55, css_modules.rs:156).Why this was flagged
A stylesheet such as
.a{background:url("<715,827,883 NUL bytes>")}(about 683 MiB, under MAX_INPUT_LEN at src/css/css_parser.rs:2335) reachesparse_bundlerfrom src/bundler/ParseTask.rs:1306 forbun build/Bun.build.consume_quoted_stringat src/css/css_parser.rs:4702-4705 andconsume_unquoted_urlat :4838-4841 replace every raw 0x00 byte with REPLACEMENT_CHAR_UNICODE (3 bytes), so the token value is three times longer than its source span.Url::parseat src/css/values/url.rs:21 hands that value toadd_import_record, and src/css/css_parser.rs:3105 doesi32::try_from(url.len()).expect("int cast"), which panics once the expanded length exceeds 2^31-1. The PR's guard at :2338 only comparescode.len(), so it does not cover this cast. The base branch panics the same way, so this is a remaining site of the class the PR sets out to close rather than a regression; the same helper is also reached from src/css/values/image.rs:393, src/css/properties/custom.rs:55 and src/css/properties/css_modules.rs:156.Verification: pre-existing (base has the identical cast at the pre-PR line 3090, so the same input aborts the base by the same route). Trigger:
bun build/Bun.buildon a stylesheet under MAX_INPUT_LEN whoseurl()contains ~716M raw NUL bytes.check_input_len(src/css/css_parser.rs:2335-2343) bounds onlycode.len(), while :3105 doesi32::try_from(url.len()).expect("int cast")on the UNESCAPED token value, where each raw 0x00 byte becomes the 3-byteREPLACEMENT_CHAR_UNICODE.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the new end_position - start_position span in add_import_record (src/css/css_parser.rs:3099-3107): all four callers (values/url.rs, values/image.rs, properties/custom.rs, properties/css_modules.rs) take start_position from input.position() before consuming the url/string token, so the subtraction cannot underflow and stays within MAX_INPUT_LEN. I also looked at the one user-reachable parser entry that bypasses check_input_len, Bun.color at src/css_jsc/color_js.rs:330: it parses only a color, creates no import records, symbols, or logger locations, so it reaches none of the i32 casts and is not affected.
Extended reasoning...
The latest push (07467b0) addressed the earlier feedback: a named CHILD_TIMEOUT constant with a measured-time comment, a MAX_INPUT_LEN + 1 case, exact toBe stderr assertions, a StyleAttribute::parse case, and a constrainedMemory-aware gate. The remaining concern is the inline finding about the new attrTest child's peak memory on 10-12 GiB runners; nothing else in the Rust changes stood out.
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Review comments at @test/js/bun/css/input-too-large.test.ts:
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the widened None arm in Err::add_to_logger (src/css/error.rs:78): add_to_logger is only called from the two sites in src/bundler/ParseTask.rs, and the only loc: None constructions in src/css besides the new variant are the two PrinterErrors in src/css/printer.rs, which never reach that function, so the file-only location applies to the new error alone. The remaining i32::try_from(end_position - start_position) at src/css/css_parser.rs:3106 is bounded by check_input_len on every path through parse_with, so it is a provable invariant there.
Extended reasoning...
The change adds a 2 GiB input guard to the two StyleSheet/StyleAttribute parse entry points, a new ParserError variant with a file-only log location, and switches the @ import record length to the source span; no auth, crypto, or injection surface is touched. A verified finding about a third unguarded parser entry point (Bun.color) is posted inline, and a further verified finding is unposted, so approval is not appropriate; this note only records what else was examined.
Problem
.cssinput of 2 GiB or more abortsbun buildandBun.buildwithpanic: int cast: TryFromIntError(PosOverflow). Found by inspection during Reject sources of 2 GiB or more before parsing instead of aborting in usize2loc #39095, no user report.i32withexpect("int cast"): src/css/css_parser.rs:3102, src/css/properties/css_modules.rs:50, src/css/error.rs:190.Fix
parse_with,StyleAttribute::parseandBun.colorreject input longer thanMAX_INPUT_LEN:CSS file is too large to parse (2 GiB maximum).MAX_INPUT_LENisi32::MAX - 1, one belowSource::MAX_PARSEABLE_LEN(src/ast/lib.rs:2591): a column at the end of input islen + 1.add_import_recordstored the unescapedurl()length as the record range. Raw NULs expand to 3-byte U+FFFD, so it can passi32::MAXunder the limit. It now stores the source span, ason_import_ruledoes. That input still aborts elsewhere (Downsides).Background
bun_ast::Locis thei32byte offset the pipeline uses, so every parser has a 2 GiB ceiling. Nothing bounded CSS input.ImportRecord.rangeis the source range a resolve error reports.Downsides
position.lengthof a CSS resolve error becomes the token's source span:url("./a\30 .png")reports 24, not 14. Nothing reads it.url()of about 716 MiB of raw NULs still aborts, in the resolver: src/resolver/package_json.rs:1371 casts the specifier length toi32.Notes
The error has no position, so
Err::add_to_loggergives a positionless error a file-only location (init_or_nullwithRange::NONE). Only this error takes that branch.bun build --no-bundleformats only the text, aserror: <message> parsing.Test cases, each a child process that gets a stylesheet of one comment followed by
.a{composes:b}:Bun.buildwith an in-memory file of2**31 + 17bytes. Thecomposessits past byte 2**31. Without the fix: the panic above, after a 2 GiB tokenize. With it:success: falseand one error withposition.fileset. Runs on Windows too (zero pages of aUint8Array).Bun.buildwith exactlyMAX_INPUT_LEN + 1bytes. Every offset in it fits ani32, so without the fix it parses. With it, it is rejected. The at-limit side (MAX_INPUT_LENbytes parse) is not tested: tokenizing 2 GiB takes about 4 minutes in a debug build (256 MiB took 31 s).bun build --no-bundleon a sparse file of the same shape (8 KiB on disk, not on Windows). Exact stderr:error: CSS file is too large to parse (2 GiB maximum) parsing. Theparsingsuffix is pre-existing for every CSS error on that path (src/bundler/transpiler.rs:3192) and left alone.StyleAttribute::parsethroughbun:internal-for-testing, its only caller. A JS string holds at most2**31 - 1code units, so the tail is Latin-1écharacters that grow in UTF-8 and put thecomposespast byte 2**31. Without the fix: the panic. With it:parsing failed: CSS file is too large to parse (2 GiB maximum). 8 to 11 s in a debug build. The transcode holds the Buffer, the string and two UTF-8 buffers at once, hence the 8.3 GiB peak and the separate 16 GiB gate.Bun.coloron the longest JS string,2**31 - 1ASCII chars, which isMAX_INPUT_LEN + 1bytes and borrows with no transcode. Without the fix:null(an invalid color). With it: the throw. 4 s and 4.4 GiB in a debug build. A non-ASCII string was tried first: its Latin-1 to UTF-8 transcode takes 120 s in a debug build.Debug-build times: 3.8 s, 3.5 s, 5.7 s, 11 s, 4 s. The default per-test budget is 5 s, so the file sets one shared 30 s timeout.
The NUL
url()case was verified by hand:.a{background:url("<716 MiB of NUL>")}aborts bun 1.4.3 inadd_import_record, and aborts this build in the resolver instead (stack:Package::parse_namefromResolver::load_node_modules). It is not a test: about 10 minutes and 12 GiB in a debug build.test/js/bun/css as a whole shows timeouts of tests that spawn children loading
bun:internal-for-testing(about 1.7 s each) when the directory runs in parallel under this debug ASAN build. Each passes alone.Self-review concerns: the attribute case's memory (gated on 16 GiB), the one-byte difference from
Source::MAX_PARSEABLE_LEN(stated above), and the span change's effect onposition.lengthand its limits (stated above). A later review namedBun.color(src/css_jsc/color_js.rs) as the third parser entry over user bytes, now covered. The otherParserInput::newcallers parse slices of an already bounded stylesheet.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/js/bun/css/input-too-large.test.ts