node:http2: pass SendDataOptions to send_data instead of three bools

[robobun]

Problem

• mordant's bare_bool_args flags H2FrameParser::send_data in src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs: it takes close: bool, suppress_half_closed_local_dispatch: bool and defer_write_callback: bool, and no_trailers calls it as send_data(stream, b"", true, JSValue::UNDEFINED, false, false), where nothing says which flag is which (the other caller, write_stream, passes a bare true for the middle one).
• The three flags are independent: close is data (it flows on into queue_frame's end_stream and the END_STREAM flag), while the other two select how the result is reported to the caller, so they do not collapse into one enum.

Fix

• The three flags move into a SendDataOptions struct (Copy, it is three bools), which both callers build as a struct literal, so each call names what it sets. send_data destructures it on entry and the body is unchanged; payload and callback stay positional. send_data's doc comment shrinks to the meaning of its return tuple; the two reporting modes were already explained at the write_stream call site and on WRITE_FLUSHED_WITHOUT_CALLBACK, so the fields just name them.
• No behavior change: both calls pass the same values as before, in named form.
• Two tests in test/js/node/http2/node-http2.test.js pin the flags the two callers set, which is the mistake this change is meant to make impossible (neither path had coverage in this file; they pass before and after, as a refactor's tests should): write() leaves its chunk in writableLength until the deferred write callback runs (write_stream's defer_write_callback), and sendTrailers({}) ends the stream with END_STREAM and no trailer block (no_trailers's close). Inverting close in no_trailers makes the second test time out waiting for 'end'; inverting defer_write_callback in write_stream makes the first one see writableLength already 0 when write() returns.
• The bare_bool_args:src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs entry is removed from mordant-baseline.toml: the file was regenerated with bun run rust:mordant:baseline at the pinned mordant revision. The regeneration also drops two entries whose findings were already fixed on main after the baseline was recorded, always_unwrapped_option:src/install/PackageInstall.rs (gone since install: let the walker own the cache dir it walks and build InstallDirState in one go #38271 / Tidy: fold duplicated matches into one method, drop dead state (no behavior change) #38841 touched that file) and narrowed_two_ways:src/runtime/node/node_crypto_binding.rs (gone since crypto: store PBKDF2's key length as usize #37648). Happy to trim the file back to just the h2 line if you would rather keep this PR to one entry.
• Verified with bun bd:
  • bun bd test test/js/node/http2/node-http2.test.js: the two new tests pass (and also pass on the unmodified binary, as expected); the full file before they were added: 349 pass, 6 skip. The 8 failures are the describe.concurrent block "DATA payload survives its ArrayBuffer being detached/resized" hitting its 5s per-test timeout in this debug+ASAN container; the same 9 tests pass when the block is run on its own (each takes 2.4s to 3.9s alone).
  • bun bd test test/js/node/http2/h2-conformance.test.ts: 67 pass.
  • 27 test/js/node/test/parallel/test-http2-*.js scripts covering trailers, noTrailers, write callbacks, empty and zero-length writes, backpressure and flow control, each run with the debug binary: all exit 0.
  • cargo clippy -p bun_runtime --no-deps: clean (the first push failed CI's needless_pass_by_value until the struct derived Copy).
  • bun run rust:mordant against the regenerated baseline: with the old send_data it reports exactly one finding over the baseline, this bare_bool_args at h2_frame_parser.rs:7481 (target/mordant/over-baseline.txt contains bun_runtime 1); with this change it reports nothing and that file is not written.

Background

• H2FrameParser is the native side of node:http2. send_data writes one stream's DATA payload, splitting it into frames and either handing the frames to the socket or queueing them when flow control or socket backpressure blocks the write.
• write_stream is the host function behind a stream's _write; it returns the stream state it settled on to JS instead of having the engine dispatch onStreamEnd back into JS in the middle of the call, and it can ask for the write callback to be left to JS (defer_write_callback) so a Writable's callback never completes synchronously inside write(). no_trailers sends the empty END_STREAM frame once JS decides not to send trailers, and wants the normal dispatch.
• mordant-baseline.toml is the ratchet for the mordant lint pack: it records per-(lint, file) counts of the findings that predate the job, so CI fails only on new findings. Clearing a site means deleting or decrementing its entry.

[robobun]

^{Updated 11:16 AM PT - Aug 15th, 2026}

@alii, your commit 18ab619 is building: #98509

[robobun]

Status: ready for review.

• Reproduced the finding with bun run rust:mordant at the pinned revision against the regenerated baseline: the old send_data is reported as the one finding over the baseline; with this change the run is clean.
• No behavior change intended; the two added tests pin the flags each caller sets and pass before and after (details and verification runs in the PR description).
• CI: clippy, mordant, Format and comment-cop are green on the current commit (miri passed on the previous one and is still running on this one, which only shortened comments). The only red test in build 98479 is test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts segfaulting on Windows x64, which does not involve node:http2 and has been reported separately; the other three flagged files passed on retry.

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Summary

The HTTP/2 parser now groups send_data control flags in SendDataOptions. Regression tests cover deferred write callbacks and empty trailer termination.

Changes

HTTP/2 send data handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Group send data controls src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs	SendDataOptions carries close handling, half-close dispatch suppression, and write-callback deferral through send_data, no_trailers, and write_stream.
Validate write and trailer behavior test/js/node/http2/node-http2.test.js, mordant-baseline.toml	Tests cover deferred writes, writable length, data delivery, empty trailers, and clean stream closure. The obsolete baseline entry is removed.

Possibly related PRs

• oven-sh/bun#37722: Modifies HTTP/2 trailer handling and related regression tests.
• oven-sh/bun#37953: Modifies HTTP/2 trailer handling and empty-trailer stream termination.

Suggested reviewers: cirospaciari, jarred-sumner, dylan-conway

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely describes the primary refactor from boolean arguments to SendDataOptions.
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[claude]

LGTM — mechanical refactor collapsing three bare bool params into a named SendDataOptions struct, no behavior change.

What was reviewed:

• Both send_data call sites (no_trailers at :7761, write_stream at :8299) — verified each flag value is preserved exactly across the signature reorder (callback moved ahead of the options).
• Confirmed no other send_data callers exist in the file.
• mordant-baseline.toml removals: the h2 entry matches this fix; the two extra dropped entries are stale ratchet lines from a full regeneration and would fail the mordant CI job if wrong.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

This PR refactors H2FrameParser::send_data in src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs to accept a SendDataOptions struct instead of three positional bool parameters (close, suppress_half_closed_local_dispatch, defer_write_callback), clearing a mordant bare_bool_args lint finding. The struct is destructured immediately at the top of the function body, so nothing below the signature changes. The per-flag doc comments moved from the function header onto the struct fields. mordant-baseline.toml is regenerated, dropping this entry plus two entries already fixed on main.

Security risks

None. This is a pure signature refactor of an internal method with no change to control flow, validation, or data handling.

Level of scrutiny

Low. The change is mechanical: three bools → one struct, destructured on entry. The only correctness question is whether both callers pass the same values as before. I verified:

• no_trailers: old (stream, b"", true, UNDEFINED, false, false) → new close: true, suppress: false, defer: false. Matches.
• write_stream: old (&mut stream, &payload, close, callback_arg, true, defer_callback_arg.to_boolean()) → new close, suppress: true, defer: defer_callback_arg.to_boolean(). Matches.
• Grep confirms these are the only two callers.

Other factors

The two extra mordant-baseline.toml deletions (always_unwrapped_option:PackageInstall.rs, narrowed_two_ways:node_crypto_binding.rs) are side effects of regenerating the baseline; the PR description cites the PRs that fixed them, and the mordant CI job self-verifies the baseline. The author ran the http2 test suites and the mordant check with the debug build. No prior reviewer comments to address.

[claude]

LGTM — mechanical refactor collapsing three positional bools into a named SendDataOptions struct with no behavior change.

What was reviewed:

• Confirmed both send_data callers (no_trailers, write_stream) pass identical values under the new struct as under the old positional signature; the body destructures immediately so downstream logic is byte-identical.
• Checked there are no other send_data call sites in the file.
• New tests follow the neighboring test's exact conventions (port: 0, Promise.withResolvers, error handlers wired to reject, try/finally cleanup) and pin the two flag values the callers set.
• mordant-baseline.toml deletions: one is this fix; the other two are stale entries the regeneration dropped — if they weren't actually fixed on main, the mordant CI job would fail on this PR.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

This PR refactors H2FrameParser::send_data in src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs to take a SendDataOptions struct instead of three positional bool parameters (close, suppress_half_closed_local_dispatch, defer_write_callback). The struct is destructured on the first line of the function body into locals with the same names, so the rest of the ~300-line body is unchanged. The per-flag doc comments move from the function's doc comment onto the struct fields. Both call sites (no_trailers at :7761 and write_stream at :8299) are updated to build the struct literal with the same values they previously passed positionally. Two pinning tests are added to node-http2.test.js, and mordant-baseline.toml is regenerated (dropping this file's bare_bool_args entry plus two stale entries already fixed on main).

Security risks

None. This is a pure signature refactor of an internal function with no change to control flow, data handling, or external surface. The http2 frame parser's actual write/flow-control logic is untouched.

Level of scrutiny

Low. The change is mechanical and self-verifying: I traced the old positional argument order (close, callback, suppress_half_closed_local_dispatch, defer_write_callback) against both updated call sites and confirmed each named field carries the exact value that was previously positional. no_trailers: true, UNDEFINED, false, false → {close: true, suppress: false, defer: false}. write_stream: close, callback_arg, true, defer_callback_arg.to_boolean() → {close, suppress: true, defer: defer_callback_arg.to_boolean()}. Grep confirms these are the only two callers. The immediate destructure means the compiler enforces that all three fields are present and the body sees identical bindings.

Other factors

• The two new tests match the style of the immediately adjacent test in the file (same Promise.withResolvers + error-wiring + try/finally shape), use port: 0, await observable conditions rather than sleeping, and assert exact values. The PR description confirms each test fails when the corresponding flag is inverted, satisfying the "test fails for the right reason" requirement for a refactor's pinning tests.
• The two extra baseline deletions are explained (fixed by #38271/#38841 and #37648) and are self-checking: if those findings still existed, bun run rust:mordant in CI would report them over the new baseline and fail the build.
• No prior reviews or outstanding comments on the PR.

[claude]

LGTM — mechanical refactor collapsing three positional bool args into a named SendDataOptions struct with no behavior change.

What was reviewed:

• Both send_data callers (no_trailers, write_stream) pass the same flag values as before, now named; the function body destructures back to identical local names so nothing downstream changes.
• Confirmed H2FrameParser::send_data is private with exactly these two call sites; the send_data in h2/connection.rs is unrelated.
• The two new tests use port: 0, wire error events to reject, await observable conditions (no sleeps), and match neighboring test structure; the three removed mordant-baseline.toml entries are ratchet decrements (safe direction — CI fails if the findings still exist).

Extended reasoning...

Overview

This PR resolves a bare_bool_args mordant lint finding on H2FrameParser::send_data in src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs. The function previously took three positional bool parameters (close, suppress_half_closed_local_dispatch, defer_write_callback) interleaved with other args. These three bools now move into a #[derive(Clone, Copy)] struct SendDataOptions, which send_data destructures on entry into the same local names — so the ~250-line function body below the destructure is byte-identical. Both call sites (no_trailers at :7752 and write_stream at :8290) are updated to build the struct literal with the same values they passed positionally before. The lint baseline file drops the now-cleared entry plus two stale entries from other PRs that landed on main. Two new tests in node-http2.test.js pin the observable behavior each caller's flag combination produces.

Security risks

None. This is a signature-shape refactor of an internal (non-pub) method; no user input handling, no auth/crypto, no new code paths. The struct is Copy so there's no ownership/lifetime change either.

Level of scrutiny

Low. The Rust change is provably behavior-preserving by inspection: (1) the destructure at the top of send_data binds the exact same three local names the old parameters had, so the compiler guarantees the body sees identical values; (2) I traced both call sites against the removed positional args and each named field carries the same value (no_trailers: close=true/suppress=false/defer=false; write_stream: close=close/suppress=true/defer=defer_callback_arg.to_boolean()); (3) grep confirms these are the only two callers and the method is module-private. The mordant-baseline.toml deletions are ratchet decrements — if any of the three findings still existed, bun run rust:mordant in CI would fail, so removing them cannot silently hide a regression.

Other factors

• The comment-cop bot flagged verbose doc comments on earlier commits; the author trimmed them in 0611d04 and all threads are resolved. The remaining two-line doc on send_data documents the return tuple (shorter than the 14-line doc it replaces on main).
• The two new tests follow file conventions (try/finally with server.close(), error handlers wired to reject the awaited promise, port: 0, exact-value assertions). They're characterization tests for a refactor — the PR description confirms they pass on both the old and new binary and fail when the relevant flag is inverted, which is the right shape for pinning a no-behavior-change refactor.
• cargo clippy and the mordant run were verified clean per the description; the Copy derive was added specifically to satisfy needless_pass_by_value.

[alii]

@robobun what happened? is this related?

bun test v1.4.0-canary.1 (0611d04e6)
--
  | bun test v1.4.0-canary.1 (0611d04e6)
  |  
  | test.ts:
  | (pass) baseline: stopped server wrapper collects [0.05ms]
  | (pass) flags:  [5.93ms]
  | WebSocket opened
  | (pass) flags: websocket=1 [3.70ms]
  | WebSocket closed
  | WebSocket opened
  | WebSocket closed
  | (pass) flags: closeActiveConnections websocket=1 [253.37ms]
  | Bundled page in 255ms: index.html
  | (pass) flags: sendAnyRequests [262.91ms]
  | WebSocket opened
  | Bundled page in 252ms: index.html
  | WebSocket closed
  | (pass) flags: sendAnyRequests websocket=1 [259.60ms]
  | Bundled page in 252ms: index.html
  | (pass) flags: closeActiveConnections sendAnyRequests [505.81ms]
  | WebSocket opened
  | WebSocket closed
  | Bundled page in 252ms: index.html
  | (pass) flags: closeActiveConnections sendAnyRequests websocket=1 [506.13ms]
  | ============================================================
  | Bun Canary v1.4.0-canary.1 (0611d04e6) Windows x64
  | Windows v10.17763
  | Args: "C:/buildkite-agent/build/release/bun-windows-x64-profile/bun-profile.exe" "test" "C:\buildkite-agent\build\test\bake\fixtures\deinitialization\test.ts"
  | Features: Bun.stderr(2) WebSocket(12) bunfig fetch(11) http_server(9) jsc dev_server(8) no_avx2 no_avx tsconfig(3) tsconfig_paths
  | Builtins: "bun:internal-for-testing" "bun:jsc" "bun:test"
  |  
  | Elapsed: 1838ms \| User: 453ms \| Sys: 203ms
  | RSS: 48.21 MB \| Peak: 49.50 MB \| Commit: 0.17 GB \| Faults: 14024 \| Machine: 17.17 GB
  |  
  | CPU lacks AVX support. Please consider upgrading to a newer CPU.
  | panic(main thread): Segmentation fault at address 0x0
  | oh no: Bun has crashed. This indicates a bug in Bun, not your code.
  |  
  | To send a redacted crash report to Bun's team,
  | please file a GitHub issue using the link below:
  |  
  | https://bun.report/1.4.0/wt20611d04gGykoomgD6pq/8Bmm6ilCms7ilCyjy2zB80tsF0xirPg5j8Kyzg3Igu57Kupl9K23u/P8my+Py8+zgBgt966DCYKERNEL32.DLLos9FCSntdll.dllis0WA2AA
  |  
  |  
  | 7 \|     env: bunEnv,
  | 8 \|     stdio: ["inherit", "inherit", "inherit"],
  | 9 \|     cwd: path.join(import.meta.dir, "fixtures/deinitialization"),
  | 10 \|   });
  | 11 \|   expect(result.signalCode).toBeUndefined();
  | 12 \|   expect(result.exitCode).toBe(0);
  | ^
  |  

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[robobun]

Not related. That is the bake dev server crashing on the way out of the fixtures/deinitialization child process (all of its cases pass first, then the process segfaults at 0x0 during exit); the child never touches node:http2 (its feature list is dev_server, http_server, WebSocket, fetch), and this PR only changes the http2 frame parser's internal signature.

The same crash is in other PR builds from today that have nothing to do with this branch, all on Windows 2019 x64: builds 98385 (d1c48d5), 98420 (41aaeec) and 98422 (1ac0d3c) hit the identical segmentation fault at address 0x0 in test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts, and it also failed-then-passed-on-retry in 98391 (Windows x64) and 98448 (Windows 11 aarch64). So it is a main-side Windows teardown crash that every PR is rolling the dice on right now; I reported it for triage separately. The new build on the updated branch is 98509.

[claude]

LGTM — mechanical refactor packing three positional bool args into a SendDataOptions struct that is destructured on entry, so send_data's body is unchanged.

What was reviewed:

• Verified both callers (no_trailers at :7752 and write_stream at :8290) pass the same flag values as before; grep confirms these are the only two .send_data( call sites.
• Checked the two new tests: port: 0, error events wired to reject, client/server closed in finally, assertions on exact values — the CodeRabbit notes on body-promise rejection and client.close() in finally are addressed in 23c8d5b.
• The mordant-baseline diff removes only the bare_bool_args:…/h2_frame_parser.rs line; the two extra drops mentioned in the description came in via the main merge and are not part of this diff.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

This PR resolves a bare_bool_args mordant finding by replacing three positional bool parameters on H2FrameParser::send_data (close, suppress_half_closed_local_dispatch, defer_write_callback) with a single SendDataOptions struct. The struct is #[derive(Clone, Copy)] and destructured at the top of send_data, so the function body is byte-for-byte unchanged below the destructure. The two callers now build struct literals naming each flag. Two regression tests are added to test/js/node/http2/node-http2.test.js pinning the observable behavior each caller's flags control (deferred write callback → writableLength still non-zero when write() returns; sendTrailers({}) → END_STREAM with no trailer block). The corresponding mordant-baseline.toml entry is removed.

Security risks

None. This is an internal signature refactor with no change to parsing, validation, or data flow. The tests spin up local http2.createServer() instances on port: 0 and do not touch the network.

Level of scrutiny

Low-to-moderate. The Rust change is purely mechanical — I traced the old positional order (stream, payload, close, callback, suppress, defer) against both call sites and confirmed the struct-literal values match exactly (no_trailers: true/false/false; write_stream: close/true/defer_callback_arg.to_boolean()). Grep confirms only two .send_data( callers exist in the file, both updated. The doc comment was shortened per comment-cop feedback but still documents the return tuple. The added tests warranted a closer look against REVIEW.md's test rules and check out: error events reject the awaited promises, cleanup is in finally with client?.close() before server.close(), no sleeps, exact-value assertions.

Other factors

All prior review threads are resolved: comment-cop's doc-comment length complaints were addressed in 0611d04, and CodeRabbit's two notes (reject body on req error; close client in finally) were addressed in 23c8d5b and are visible in the current diff. The Windows bake/deinitialization.test.ts segfault alii asked about was explained as an unrelated main-side flake affecting multiple PRs. The PR description documents that both new tests pass on the unmodified binary (as expected for a no-behavior-change refactor) and fail when the corresponding flag is inverted, satisfying the "test fails for the right reason" bar.