fetch: remove unsafe from FetchTasklet and fetch.rs - #40202
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Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The fetch ownership changes still leave two unresolved lifetime hazards: request data may outlive its caller while being read by the HTTP thread, and header ownership may be released twice, risking use-after-free or memory corruption. The PR is not merge-ready until these issues are fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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Thanks for the follow-up commit — both earlier notes are addressed (detach_lifetime is gone with all callers on into_owned, and src/CLAUDE.md no longer points at the removed comment). This pass found no further issues.
Given the scope — a rework of the fetch cross-thread hand-off (FetchTasklet → CellRefCounted + Arc, new OwnedRequest/InFlight/ReusableConcurrentTask/InFlightTicket abstractions, changed ref-count protocol across four hop tags) — a human review of the lifetime/ordering arguments would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed
- hand-back ordering:
handed_backrelease-store precedes the terminal callback / shutdown release on every HTTP-thread exit;InFlight::reclaimacquire-loads it before freeing. - ref balance:
progress_ref/http_ref/request_stream_ref/settle_refeach have a named release path (incl.release_unrun);ref_guard()brackets every entry that may drop one mid-call. ReusableConcurrentTask:queuedis CAS-armed by the poster and release-cleared by the consumer after copyingtaskand stepping the batch iterator;FetchSharedfalls back to a heap node if arming loses.header_entriesstill moved by value intoAsyncHTTP::init(not borrowed from storage), so droppingOwnedRequestdoesn't double-free it.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
~2,000-line refactor across 37 files that removes unsafe from FetchTasklet (61→0) and fetch.rs (8→0) by splitting the tasklet into a JS-thread-only CellRefCounted half and an Arc<FetchShared> half the HTTP thread touches. Introduces several new abstractions in lower tiers: OwnedRequest<S>/InFlight<S> (self-referential AsyncHTTP+storage with an atomic handed_back gate), TaskHop + four hop tags, ReusableConcurrentTask (intrusive node with a queued atomic), InFlightTicket, AbortListenerRegistration, OwnedThis<T>, SourceRef<C>, ResponseRef, OwnedX509, plus HeadersRef moved to bun_jsc. Also moves hop-0 proxy resolution into AsyncHTTP::init, replaces the is_url_owned free-by-hand with PreparedPreconnect, and wires PendingValue's producer hooks through SourceHandle instead of raw fn-pointers.
Follow-up commit
The head commit (24bff293) addresses both inline comments from the previous run: HTTPClientResult::detach_lifetime is renamed (not duplicated) to safe into_owned with all three remaining callers migrated, and src/CLAUDE.md's dangling cross-reference to the removed FetchTasklet comment is deleted. Verified by grep.
Security risks
None identified. This is an internal memory-ownership refactor; no new user-facing surface, parsing, or trust boundary. The TLS checkServerIdentity path is reshaped (OwnedX509 RAII instead of manual X509_free) but the verification logic and reject_unauthorized gating are unchanged.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is the most-blocked category in REVIEW.md (native memory safety, cross-thread lifetime, ref-count balance, GC interaction). The change replaces a hand-balanced ref_()/deref() protocol with typed RefPtr slots and rethreads the HTTP↔JS hand-off through new atomics (handed_back, queued, has_schedule_callback) whose ordering must be right on every terminal path (normal completion, abort, VM teardown, process.exit() shutdown). It also introduces reusable intrusive queue nodes owned by an Arc that outlives the tasklet — a new invariant the event-loop consumer now upholds (ConcurrentTask::consumed). The design decisions (e.g. posts_drain_hops gating whether hand-back is a separate hop vs. riding the terminal progress update, InFlight: !Send leaking on early drop) warrant maintainer sign-off.
Other factors
Extensive test coverage reported (fetch/stream/abort/leak/TLS/h2 suites under debug+ASAN, 612/612 tasklet create==drop). No new tests added in the diff — the claim is behaviour-preserving. The bug-hunting pass on this revision found nothing; the two prior nits are resolved. Not approving because the change is large, touches critical cross-thread/GC paths, and introduces several new abstractions whose invariants a human should confirm.
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I re-reviewed after 24bff29 / 9b4c2ef — both earlier nits are addressed and this pass found no further issues. Given the scope (FetchTasklet's cross-thread ownership model rewritten around FetchShared/OwnedRequest/InFlight, new ReusableConcurrentTask consumer protocol, several new unsafe impl Send/Sync, and the typed-ref-slot refcount scheme), a human look is still warranted.
What was reviewed:
- The
handed_backrelease-store /InFlight::reclaimacquire-load pairing and that every terminal path (hand_back,hand_back_at_shutdown, deferred/in-flight release) sets it on the caller's original before the last touch. ReusableConcurrentTaskarm/consumed against both consumer sites (tick_concurrent_with_countandinto_task's non-auto-delete branch) — no path re-reads the node afterconsumed.- The four
TaskHoprefs (progress_ref/http_ref/settle_ref/request_stream_ref) — each has a paired release on both run andrelease_unrun, andref_guard()brackets every path that can drop one mid-call. header_entries(ownedMultiArrayList) moved into theOwnedRequest::newclosure — it's moved intoAsyncHTTP::initwhich stores it by value, so it isn't a borrow of the closure's stack.
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Overview
This PR restructures the fetch client's cross-thread ownership model to eliminate unsafe from FetchTasklet.rs (61→0) and fetch.rs (8→0). FetchTasklet becomes JS-thread-only (CellRefCounted, &self + Cell/JsCell); everything the HTTP thread touches moves into an Arc<FetchShared> that is the bun_http result handler and drain handler and posts back through three task tags. Supporting infrastructure: OwnedRequest<S>/InFlight<S> (self-referential request storage with an atomic handed_back hand-off), HTTPClientResultHandler trait, ReusableConcurrentTask (intrusive node reused across posts via a queued flag the consumer clears), TaskHop trait, InFlightTicket, AbortListenerRegistration, OwnedThis<T>, SourceRef<C>/ResponseRef, OwnedX509, and HeadersRef moved into bun_jsc. 37 files touched; FetchTasklet.rs is essentially rewritten.
Security risks
None identified. The change is an internal ownership/refcount refactor; no new user-facing surface, no parsing of untrusted input, no auth/crypto logic changes. The OwnedX509 wrapper is a straight RAII around the existing d2i_X509/X509_free pair.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is production-critical hot-path code (every fetch()), rewrites the cross-thread refcount protocol, adds four new unsafe impl Send/Sync (ReusableConcurrentTask, ThreadSafeStreamBuffer, picohttp::Header), changes the event-loop consumer to clear a per-node queued flag, and replaces manual ref_()/deref() bookkeeping with typed RefPtr slots whose release ordering must be exactly right on every terminal path (progress/hand-back/settle/request-stream × run/release_unrun × shutdown). The hand-back protocol (handed_back on the caller's original vs the HTTP-thread clone, posts_drain_hops deciding whether hand-back rides the terminal update or its own hop queued after drain hops) is subtle enough that a maintainer familiar with the HTTP thread's lifecycle should trace it.
Other factors
- Both prior review nits (duplicate
detach_lifetime, stalesrc/CLAUDE.mdpointer) were addressed in 24bff29; the diff now showsinto_ownedas the sole path andsrc/CLAUDE.mdupdated. - The PR description reports extensive Debug+ASAN test coverage (fetch.test.ts, fetch.stream, fetch-leak, body-stream 9086, worker-teardown, 500-concurrent+GC with tasklets created==dropped), which is the right evidence for a refcount rewrite, but CI on the latest commit is still building.
- The bug-hunting system found nothing this run; I spot-checked the areas most likely to regress (see message) and found no issues, but the design-level choices (
FetchSharedshape,InFlightreclaim protocol,ReusableConcurrentTaskconsumer contract touching the sharedtick_concurrent_with_countpath) warrant maintainer sign-off.
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src/runtime/webcore/s3/{client,simple_request,download_stream,multipart,error_jsc}.rs
(45/20/15/13/1 -> 0), S3File.rs (12 -> 0), webview/ChromeProcess.rs (49 -> 0*),
webview/HostProcess.rs (14 -> 0*) (* only `unsafe extern "C" { safe fn }` blocks remain).
S3:
- A request out on the HTTP thread is an `OwnedRequest<RequestStorage>` /
`InFlight` (bun_http, from #40202) instead of a `MaybeUninit<AsyncHTTP<'static>>`
plus `detach_lifetime` borrows; results reach a `HTTPClientResultHandler`
(`Shared` / `DownloadShared`, an `Arc` the HTTP thread holds) which posts a
`TaskHop` to the JS thread through an `InFlightTicket`. The JS-side
`S3HttpSimpleTask` / `S3HttpDownloadStreamingTask` are ref-counted and keep
themselves alive for the hop in an `http_ref` slot; dispatch.rs runs them via
`hop!`/`release_hop!`. The download's mutex now only covers the buffer
hand-off, not the JS callback.
- `MultiPartUpload` is built with `RefPtr::new_cyclic` (`SelfRoot`), holds its
own `lifecycle` ref, and reports to a typed `UploadObserver`
(`Writer(RefPtr<NetworkSink>)` / `Stream(RefPtr<S3UploadStreamWrapper>)`)
instead of `fn` + `*mut c_void`; part/commit/rollback/start requests are boxed
closures that own the ref they release. Part data is a `Vec<u8>`.
- `NetworkSink` (streams.rs) is ref-counted with `Cell` fields: the JS wrapper's
ref (`js_ref`, released by `finalize`), the upload's observer ref, and the
stream wrapper's ref. `writer()` sinks are now freed instead of leaked;
`controller_finalize` only detaches. `SinkHandle::S3Upload` carries a
`BackRef<_, Root>`; `end_from_stream`/`write`/`end` hold a ref guard across
the upload calls that can release the sink.
- `S3UploadStreamWrapper` holds `pump_ref` / `sink` / `task` as typed refs; the
`.then` reactions are `HOST_EXPORT` promise reactions. `upload_stream` takes
`on_done: Option<Box<dyn FnOnce(S3UploadResult)>>`; `stat` takes a boxed
`StatCallback`; the `(fn, ctx)` `Callback` adapters are gone.
- `S3DownloadStreamWrapper` moves to download_stream.rs, is owned by the task
(`OwnedThis`), and aborts through `DownloadAbort` instead of a task pointer;
`SourceHandle::S3DownloadBody` is a shared `BackRef`.
- `JSS3File__{bucket,presign,stat}` and the S3 stat tasks go through HOST_EXPORT
/ boxed closures.
WebView:
- `ChromeProcess` / `HostProcess` own their `Process` through `ProcessHandle`
and live in a per-thread `webview::Hosts` registry in `RuntimeState`
(`jsc_hooks::with_webview_hosts`) instead of `static AtomicPtr`s; retired hosts
stay in the registry until their exit is reaped. All C++ entry points are
HOST_EXPORTs; `Bun__Chrome__ensure` receives the extra argv as one
NUL-separated buffer and spawns through `spawn_process_cstr`.
- Windows pipes go through a new `bun_libuv_sys::OwnedPipe` (init/open/unref/
read_start with a boxed callback/read_stop/write with an owned request; closed
through `uv_close` and freed once both the owner and the close callback are
done; registered with open_handles for teardown) and `pipe_pair()`.
Lower layers (cherry-picked from in-flight PRs, additive): bun_http
`OwnedRequest`/`InFlight`/`HTTPClientResultHandler`/`from_handler`/`hand_back`/
`into_owned`, `Signals::to(&self)`; bun_jsc `InFlightTicket`; bun_event_loop
`TaskHop`/`ReusableConcurrentTask` (+ `consumed` on the tick path); bun_ptr
`OwnedThis`, `ThisPtr::backref_mut`; bun_spawn `ProcessHandle` accessors;
picohttp `Header: Send + Sync`. generate-host-exports learns `&mut [T]`.
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840-881: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExtract the duplicated URL+proxy buffer rebuild.
The string-proxy branch (lines 867-881) and the object-proxy branch (lines 903-917) contain the same twelve lines: snapshot
url_len, copy the buffer, append the proxy href, reassignurl_proxy_buffer, reparseurl, re-deriveurl_type, reparseproxy. A future change to the layout contract has to be applied twice.The reservation is also short.
Vec::with_capacity(url_proxy_buffer.len())omits the proxy href, so thewrite!reallocates on every proxy request.♻️ Proposed refactor
+ // Appends `href` after the current URL in the shared buffer and re-derives + // `url` / `proxy`, which both borrow it. + fn append_proxy_href( + url_proxy_buffer: &mut Vec<u8>, + url: &mut ZigURL, + url_type: &mut URLType, + proxy: &mut Option<ZigURL>, + href: &BunString, + ) { + let url_len = url.href.len(); + let mut buffer: Vec<u8> = Vec::with_capacity(url_proxy_buffer.len() + href.len()); + buffer.extend_from_slice(url_proxy_buffer); + write!(&mut buffer, "{}", href).expect("write to Vec cannot fail"); + // allocator.free(url_proxy_buffer) — old Vec dropped on reassign. + *url_proxy_buffer = buffer; + *url = ZigURL::parse(&url_proxy_buffer[0..url_len]); + if url.is_file() { + *url_type = URLType::File; + } else if url.is_blob() { + *url_type = URLType::Blob; + } + *proxy = Some(ZigURL::parse(&url_proxy_buffer[url_len..])); + }Then both branches become:
- let url_len = url.href.len(); - let mut buffer: Vec<u8> = Vec::with_capacity(url_proxy_buffer.len()); - buffer.extend_from_slice(&url_proxy_buffer); - write!(&mut buffer, "{}", href).expect("write to Vec cannot fail"); - // allocator.free(url_proxy_buffer) — old Vec dropped on reassign. - url_proxy_buffer = buffer; - url = ZigURL::parse(&url_proxy_buffer[0..url_len]); - if url.is_file() { - url_type = URLType::File; - } else if url.is_blob() { - url_type = URLType::Blob; - } - - proxy = Some(ZigURL::parse(&url_proxy_buffer[url_len..])); + append_proxy_href( + &mut url_proxy_buffer, + &mut url, + &mut url_type, + &mut proxy, + &href, + );Also applies to: 903-917
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In `@src/http/AsyncHTTP.rs`:
- Around line 328-339: Update the callback setup for PreparedPreconnect to use
HTTPClientResultCallback::new_with_release, providing a release function that
takes and drops the leaked Box<Self> during shutdown; preserve on_result’s
existing cleanup behavior.
In `@src/picohttp/lib.rs`:
- Around line 78-82: Update the SAFETY notes beside the unsafe Send and Sync
implementations for Header to explicitly state that callers must keep the
backing buffer alive for as long as the header view may be used, including when
transferred across threads.
In `@src/ptr/ref_count.rs`:
- Around line 670-680: Mark destroy_box_with_mut and the companion destroy
helper as unsafe, preserving their sole-owner and Box-provenance preconditions.
Update every caller of both helpers to invoke them inside explicit unsafe
blocks.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs`:
- Around line 435-440: Update the Request extraction in the fetch path to use
the subclass-aware as_::<Request>() downcast instead of
as_direct_class_ref::<Request>(), ensuring Request subclasses follow the native
Request handling path and retain redirect, signal, body, and header behavior.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/fetch/FetchRequestBodySink.rs`:
- Line 231: Update the close path in FetchRequestBodySink to copy the source
handle out before invoking SourceHandle::close, matching the copy-out pattern
already used by cancel() and on_drain(). Call close() on the copied handle so
JavaScript re-entry cannot mutate sink.source while it is borrowed.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/streams.rs`:
- Around line 970-1001: Update SourceHandle::start_buffering and
SourceHandle::start_streaming to replace wildcard arms with explicit matches for
every non-fetch SourceHandle variant, following the enumeration used by close,
ready, consumer_collected, and start; preserve the existing false and None
results for those variants while keeping FetchResponseBody delegated to its
hooks.
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In `@src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs`:
- Around line 840-881: Extract the duplicated URL-and-proxy buffer rebuild from
the string-proxy and object-proxy branches into a shared helper or local
closure, preserving the existing url_len snapshot, buffer copy, href append,
url/url_type reparsing, and proxy parsing behavior. Update both branches to call
it, and reserve capacity for the existing buffer plus the proxy href length so
appending does not reallocate.
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I re-reviewed after 24bff29 and the follow-ups — no new issues found; both earlier nits (detach_lifetime duplication, stale src/CLAUDE.md pointer) are addressed. Given the scope — a redesign of FetchTasklet's cross-thread ownership (new FetchShared/OwnedRequest/InFlight/ReusableConcurrentTask/TaskHop/InFlightTicket abstractions, new unsafe impl Send/Sync, and a reworked ref protocol across 37 files) — a human pass is still warranted.
What was reviewed:
- The
handed_backordering inhand_back/hand_back_at_shutdownvs.InFlight::reclaim— release-store precedes the terminal callback and the acquire-load gates reclaim. ReusableConcurrentTaskarm/consume againsttick_concurrent_with_count's look-ahead —consumedis called after the iterator has moved past the node.FetchShared::on_result's hand-back sequencing whenposts_drain_hops— theHandBackHopis FIFO-after every drain hop, and the non-streaming path folds hand-back into the progress update viastate.handed_back.url_proxy_bufferreassignment ordering infetch.rs— the buffer is now reassigned beforeZigURL::parsere-borrows it, so no dangling slices on the proxy path.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
This PR restructures the fetch client's cross-thread ownership model across 37 files. FetchTasklet becomes JS-thread-only (CellRefCounted, &self + Cell/JsCell); everything the HTTP thread touches moves into an Arc<FetchShared> that is both the HTTPClientResultHandler and the DrainHandler. New supporting abstractions land in lower tiers: OwnedRequest<S>/InFlight<S> (self-referential request + storage with an atomic handed_back gate), ReusableConcurrentTask + TaskHop in bun_event_loop, InFlightTicket in bun_jsc, AbortListenerRegistration/NativeAbortListener, OwnedThis<T>, SourceRef<C>, ResponseRef, OwnedX509, and HeadersRef moved from Response.rs to bun_jsc. Two new task tags (FetchTaskletHandBack, FetchTaskletRequestDataDrain) replace FetchTaskletDeinit; preconnect is reworked around PreparedPreconnect; hop-0 proxy resolution moves into AsyncHTTP::init.
Security risks
None identified. The change touches TLS certificate handling (check_server_identity now uses OwnedX509) but the verification logic is unchanged — only the RAII wrapper differs. No new user-controlled input parsing.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is memory-safety-critical, cross-thread code in a hot production path. It introduces several new unsafe impl Send/Sync (on ReusableConcurrentTask, ThreadSafeStreamBuffer, picohttp::Header), a new intrusive-node reuse protocol in the concurrent task queue, and a complete rewrite of the reference-count protocol that keeps FetchTasklet alive across three async lifetimes (progress_ref/http_ref/request_stream_ref). Per REVIEW.md this is exactly the category ("reference counts provably balanced on every terminal path", "know the thread affinity of every line") where human review is most valuable, and several of the new abstractions (OwnedRequest, InFlight, TaskHop, InFlightTicket) are cross-cutting and will be reused elsewhere.
Other factors
The PR is well-tested (extensive fetch/stream/abort/leak suites under debug+ASAN, hand-driven concurrency + worker-termination scenarios) and follows the same programme as six recently-landed sibling PRs. Both nits from the previous automated review pass were addressed in 24bff29. The bug-hunting system found nothing this run. Still, the sheer surface area of the ref-protocol rewrite and the new lower-tier abstractions make this a change a maintainer should sign off on rather than land on automated review alone.
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Beyond the two inline nits, I also looked at the two open CodeRabbit majors: the end_from_stream Cell-aliasing concern in FetchRequestBodySink.rs was examined by verifiers this run and ruled out, and the as_direct_class_ref::<Request> change in fetch.rs is not a behaviour change — the pre-PR code already used as_direct (no prototype walk), so subclass handling is identical.
Extended reasoning...
This run's two findings are naming/convention nits with no runtime effect. The verifier pass separately examined CodeRabbit's unresolved "copy source before close()" concern on FetchRequestBodySink::end_from_stream and concluded it is not a real aliasing bug. I also checked CodeRabbit's as_direct_class_ref finding in fetch.rs: the diff shows the old code used first_arg.as_direct::<Request>() and the new code uses first_arg.as_direct_class_ref::<Request>() — both go through from_js_direct, so the direct-vs-prototype-walk split against the later as_::<Request>().is_none() check is unchanged from before this PR. Noting these here so they aren't re-investigated from scratch; the PR itself is a large cross-thread ownership rewrite that warrants human review regardless.
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…typing the layers below
src/runtime/webcore/s3/{client,simple_request,download_stream,multipart,error_jsc}.rs
(45/20/15/13/1 -> 0), S3File.rs (12 -> 0), webview/ChromeProcess.rs (49 -> 0*),
webview/HostProcess.rs (14 -> 0*) (* only `unsafe extern "C" { safe fn }` blocks remain).
S3:
- A request out on the HTTP thread is an `OwnedRequest<RequestStorage>` /
`InFlight` (bun_http, from #40202) instead of a `MaybeUninit<AsyncHTTP<'static>>`
plus `detach_lifetime` borrows; results reach a `HTTPClientResultHandler`
(`Shared` / `DownloadShared`, an `Arc` the HTTP thread holds) which posts a
`TaskHop` to the JS thread through an `InFlightTicket`. The JS-side
`S3HttpSimpleTask` / `S3HttpDownloadStreamingTask` are ref-counted and keep
themselves alive for the hop in an `http_ref` slot; dispatch.rs runs them via
`hop!`/`release_hop!`. The download's mutex now only covers the buffer
hand-off, not the JS callback.
- `MultiPartUpload` is built with `RefPtr::new_cyclic` (`SelfRoot`), holds its
own `lifecycle` ref, and reports to a typed `UploadObserver`
(`Writer(RefPtr<NetworkSink>)` / `Stream(RefPtr<S3UploadStreamWrapper>)`)
instead of `fn` + `*mut c_void`; part/commit/rollback/start requests are boxed
closures that own the ref they release. Part data is a `Vec<u8>`.
- `NetworkSink` (streams.rs) is ref-counted with `Cell` fields: the JS wrapper's
ref (`js_ref`, released by `finalize`), the upload's observer ref, and the
stream wrapper's ref. `writer()` sinks are now freed instead of leaked;
`controller_finalize` only detaches. `SinkHandle::S3Upload` carries a
`BackRef<_, Root>`; `end_from_stream`/`write`/`end` hold a ref guard across
the upload calls that can release the sink.
- `S3UploadStreamWrapper` holds `pump_ref` / `sink` / `task` as typed refs; the
`.then` reactions are `HOST_EXPORT` promise reactions. `upload_stream` takes
`on_done: Option<Box<dyn FnOnce(S3UploadResult)>>`; `stat` takes a boxed
`StatCallback`; the `(fn, ctx)` `Callback` adapters are gone.
- `S3DownloadStreamWrapper` moves to download_stream.rs, is owned by the task
(`OwnedThis`), and aborts through `DownloadAbort` instead of a task pointer;
`SourceHandle::S3DownloadBody` is a shared `BackRef`.
- `JSS3File__{bucket,presign,stat}` and the S3 stat tasks go through HOST_EXPORT
/ boxed closures.
WebView:
- `ChromeProcess` / `HostProcess` own their `Process` through `ProcessHandle`
and live in a per-thread `webview::Hosts` registry in `RuntimeState`
(`jsc_hooks::with_webview_hosts`) instead of `static AtomicPtr`s; retired hosts
stay in the registry until their exit is reaped. All C++ entry points are
HOST_EXPORTs; `Bun__Chrome__ensure` receives the extra argv as one
NUL-separated buffer and spawns through `spawn_process_cstr`.
- Windows pipes go through a new `bun_libuv_sys::OwnedPipe` (init/open/unref/
read_start with a boxed callback/read_stop/write with an owned request; closed
through `uv_close` and freed once both the owner and the close callback are
done; registered with open_handles for teardown) and `pipe_pair()`.
Lower layers (cherry-picked from in-flight PRs, additive): bun_http
`OwnedRequest`/`InFlight`/`HTTPClientResultHandler`/`from_handler`/`hand_back`/
`into_owned`, `Signals::to(&self)`; bun_jsc `InFlightTicket`; bun_event_loop
`TaskHop`/`ReusableConcurrentTask` (+ `consumed` on the tick path); bun_ptr
`OwnedThis`, `ThisPtr::backref_mut`; bun_spawn `ProcessHandle` accessors;
picohttp `Header: Send + Sync`. generate-host-exports learns `&mut [T]`.
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src/runtime/webcore/s3/{client,simple_request,download_stream,multipart,error_jsc}.rs
(45/20/15/13/1 -> 0), S3File.rs (12 -> 0), webview/ChromeProcess.rs (49 -> 0*),
webview/HostProcess.rs (14 -> 0*) (* only `unsafe extern "C" { safe fn }` blocks remain).
S3:
- A request out on the HTTP thread is an `OwnedRequest<RequestStorage>` /
`InFlight` (bun_http, from #40202) instead of a `MaybeUninit<AsyncHTTP<'static>>`
plus `detach_lifetime` borrows; results reach a `HTTPClientResultHandler`
(`Shared` / `DownloadShared`, an `Arc` the HTTP thread holds) which posts a
`TaskHop` to the JS thread through an `InFlightTicket`. The JS-side
`S3HttpSimpleTask` / `S3HttpDownloadStreamingTask` are ref-counted and keep
themselves alive for the hop in an `http_ref` slot; dispatch.rs runs them via
`hop!`/`release_hop!`. The download's mutex now only covers the buffer
hand-off, not the JS callback.
- `MultiPartUpload` is built with `RefPtr::new_cyclic` (`SelfRoot`), holds its
own `lifecycle` ref, and reports to a typed `UploadObserver`
(`Writer(RefPtr<NetworkSink>)` / `Stream(RefPtr<S3UploadStreamWrapper>)`)
instead of `fn` + `*mut c_void`; part/commit/rollback/start requests are boxed
closures that own the ref they release. Part data is a `Vec<u8>`.
- `NetworkSink` (streams.rs) is ref-counted with `Cell` fields: the JS wrapper's
ref (`js_ref`, released by `finalize`), the upload's observer ref, and the
stream wrapper's ref. `writer()` sinks are now freed instead of leaked;
`controller_finalize` only detaches. `SinkHandle::S3Upload` carries a
`BackRef<_, Root>`; `end_from_stream`/`write`/`end` hold a ref guard across
the upload calls that can release the sink.
- `S3UploadStreamWrapper` holds `pump_ref` / `sink` / `task` as typed refs; the
`.then` reactions are `HOST_EXPORT` promise reactions. `upload_stream` takes
`on_done: Option<Box<dyn FnOnce(S3UploadResult)>>`; `stat` takes a boxed
`StatCallback`; the `(fn, ctx)` `Callback` adapters are gone.
- `S3DownloadStreamWrapper` moves to download_stream.rs, is owned by the task
(`OwnedThis`), and aborts through `DownloadAbort` instead of a task pointer;
`SourceHandle::S3DownloadBody` is a shared `BackRef`.
- `JSS3File__{bucket,presign,stat}` and the S3 stat tasks go through HOST_EXPORT
/ boxed closures.
WebView:
- `ChromeProcess` / `HostProcess` own their `Process` through `ProcessHandle`
and live in a per-thread `webview::Hosts` registry in `RuntimeState`
(`jsc_hooks::with_webview_hosts`) instead of `static AtomicPtr`s; retired hosts
stay in the registry until their exit is reaped. All C++ entry points are
HOST_EXPORTs; `Bun__Chrome__ensure` receives the extra argv as one
NUL-separated buffer and spawns through `spawn_process_cstr`.
- Windows pipes go through a new `bun_libuv_sys::OwnedPipe` (init/open/unref/
read_start with a boxed callback/read_stop/write with an owned request; closed
through `uv_close` and freed once both the owner and the close callback are
done; registered with open_handles for teardown) and `pipe_pair()`.
Lower layers (cherry-picked from in-flight PRs, additive): bun_http
`OwnedRequest`/`InFlight`/`HTTPClientResultHandler`/`from_handler`/`hand_back`/
`into_owned`, `Signals::to(&self)`; bun_jsc `InFlightTicket`; bun_event_loop
`TaskHop`/`ReusableConcurrentTask` (+ `consumed` on the tick path); bun_ptr
`OwnedThis`, `ThisPtr::backref_mut`; bun_spawn `ProcessHandle` accessors;
picohttp `Header: Send + Sync`. generate-host-exports learns `&mut [T]`.
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231-231: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winCopy
sourceout of theCellbefore you callclose().
SourceHandle::close()for theJSControllervariant runs JS (controller_abi::on_close). That JS can re-enter controller detachment andclear_sink(), which mutatessink.sourceand can free*self.self.source.get_mut()holds a&mutinto that sameCellacross the call.cancel()(Line 259) andon_drain()(Line 268) already use the copy-out pattern; use it here too.🔒 Proposed fix
- self.source.get_mut().close(sys_err); + let mut source = self.source.get(); + source.close(sys_err);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/http/lib.rs`:
- Around line 715-721: Make with_http_mut unsafe and document the caller
invariant that any data stored through the provided AsyncHTTP reference must
outlive all subsequent HTTP-thread use, preventing non-static borrowed data from
being retained after the callback returns. Preserve the existing transmute and
callback behavior, updating call sites as needed to acknowledge the unsafe
contract.
In `@src/jsc/FetchHeaders.rs`:
- Around line 388-395: Rename the inherent FetchHeaders::deref method to release
so it cannot be selected accidentally through HeadersRef method resolution, and
update HeadersRef::drop to call release. Leave the Deref and DerefMut
implementations unchanged.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/Blob.rs`:
- Around line 5006-5009: Centralize the streaming capability check by adding a
side-effect-free can_start_streaming method to SourceHandle alongside
start_streaming, returning true for the variants supported by that method.
Replace the inline matches! check near the Bun.write() streaming decision with
locked.producer.can_start_streaming(), preserving the existing behavior.
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In `@src/runtime/webcore/fetch/FetchRequestBodySink.rs`:
- Line 231: Update the close path in FetchRequestBodySink to copy the
SourceHandle out of the Cell before invoking close, matching the existing
copy-out pattern used by cancel() and on_drain(). Call close on the local handle
so no mutable borrow into sink.source remains during JavaScript re-entry.
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2304-2304: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftDo not adopt the JS wrapper's unretained pointer.
FetchHeaders::cast_returns the reference owned by the JSHeaderswrapper. Line 2304 puts that same reference intoHeadersRefwithout a refcount increment or a transfer from the wrapper.Requestfinalization and wrapper finalization can then each release it. The remaining holder can access or release freed C++ storage.Add an FFI retain operation before
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In `@src/runtime/server/server_body.rs`:
- Line 2304: Update the headers assignment near HeadersRef::adopt so the pointer
returned by FetchHeaders::cast_ receives an FFI retain before being adopted, or
otherwise keep HeadersRef explicitly non-owning while the JS Headers wrapper
remains rooted; ensure Request and wrapper finalization cannot both release the
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In `@test/js/bun/http/bun-server.test.ts`:
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Use describe.each() for the header variants.
Lines 378-406 run two parameterized cases in a manual loop. Replace the loop with describe.each() so each header source is an independent test case.
As per coding guidelines, test/**/*.test.{ts,js,jsx,tsx,mjs,cjs}: “Use describe.each() for parameterized tests.”
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In `@test/js/bun/http/bun-server.test.ts` at line 378, Replace the manual
makeHeaders loop with a describe.each()-based parameterized test suite, using
the existing Headers instance and plain-object variants as separate cases while
preserving the current assertions and test behavior.
Source: Coding guidelines
…typing the layers below
src/runtime/webcore/s3/{client,simple_request,download_stream,multipart,error_jsc}.rs
(45/20/15/13/1 -> 0), S3File.rs (12 -> 0), webview/ChromeProcess.rs (49 -> 0*),
webview/HostProcess.rs (14 -> 0*) (* only `unsafe extern "C" { safe fn }` blocks remain).
S3:
- A request out on the HTTP thread is an `OwnedRequest<RequestStorage>` /
`InFlight` (bun_http, from #40202) instead of a `MaybeUninit<AsyncHTTP<'static>>`
plus `detach_lifetime` borrows; results reach a `HTTPClientResultHandler`
(`Shared` / `DownloadShared`, an `Arc` the HTTP thread holds) which posts a
`TaskHop` to the JS thread through an `InFlightTicket`. The JS-side
`S3HttpSimpleTask` / `S3HttpDownloadStreamingTask` are ref-counted and keep
themselves alive for the hop in an `http_ref` slot; dispatch.rs runs them via
`hop!`/`release_hop!`. The download's mutex now only covers the buffer
hand-off, not the JS callback.
- `MultiPartUpload` is built with `RefPtr::new_cyclic` (`SelfRoot`), holds its
own `lifecycle` ref, and reports to a typed `UploadObserver`
(`Writer(RefPtr<NetworkSink>)` / `Stream(RefPtr<S3UploadStreamWrapper>)`)
instead of `fn` + `*mut c_void`; part/commit/rollback/start requests are boxed
closures that own the ref they release. Part data is a `Vec<u8>`.
- `NetworkSink` (streams.rs) is ref-counted with `Cell` fields: the JS wrapper's
ref (`js_ref`, released by `finalize`), the upload's observer ref, and the
stream wrapper's ref. `writer()` sinks are now freed instead of leaked;
`controller_finalize` only detaches. `SinkHandle::S3Upload` carries a
`BackRef<_, Root>`; `end_from_stream`/`write`/`end` hold a ref guard across
the upload calls that can release the sink.
- `S3UploadStreamWrapper` holds `pump_ref` / `sink` / `task` as typed refs; the
`.then` reactions are `HOST_EXPORT` promise reactions. `upload_stream` takes
`on_done: Option<Box<dyn FnOnce(S3UploadResult)>>`; `stat` takes a boxed
`StatCallback`; the `(fn, ctx)` `Callback` adapters are gone.
- `S3DownloadStreamWrapper` moves to download_stream.rs, is owned by the task
(`OwnedThis`), and aborts through `DownloadAbort` instead of a task pointer;
`SourceHandle::S3DownloadBody` is a shared `BackRef`.
- `JSS3File__{bucket,presign,stat}` and the S3 stat tasks go through HOST_EXPORT
/ boxed closures.
WebView:
- `ChromeProcess` / `HostProcess` own their `Process` through `ProcessHandle`
and live in a per-thread `webview::Hosts` registry in `RuntimeState`
(`jsc_hooks::with_webview_hosts`) instead of `static AtomicPtr`s; retired hosts
stay in the registry until their exit is reaped. All C++ entry points are
HOST_EXPORTs; `Bun__Chrome__ensure` receives the extra argv as one
NUL-separated buffer and spawns through `spawn_process_cstr`.
- Windows pipes go through a new `bun_libuv_sys::OwnedPipe` (init/open/unref/
read_start with a boxed callback/read_stop/write with an owned request; closed
through `uv_close` and freed once both the owner and the close callback are
done; registered with open_handles for teardown) and `pipe_pair()`.
Lower layers (cherry-picked from in-flight PRs, additive): bun_http
`OwnedRequest`/`InFlight`/`HTTPClientResultHandler`/`from_handler`/`hand_back`/
`into_owned`, `Signals::to(&self)`; bun_jsc `InFlightTicket`; bun_event_loop
`TaskHop`/`ReusableConcurrentTask` (+ `consumed` on the tick path); bun_ptr
`OwnedThis`, `ThisPtr::backref_mut`; bun_spawn `ProcessHandle` accessors;
picohttp `Header: Send + Sync`. generate-host-exports learns `&mut [T]`.
…ared/Mut new_cyclic builds a refcounted value that stores its own root pointer as an opaque SelfRoot<T>; the token can only be turned into a ThisPtr through the constructed &T, so it cannot be followed early or late. A Root back-reference can hand out ThisPtrs, so BackRef::dangling() is limited to Shared/Mut.
…ched-in Root back-reference
…un progress hop's slot so the terminal one still lands; Bun.write streams fetch bodies again
…hrough CellRefCounted::deref_nn, NewSource destroy without destroy_box_with_mut
…streaming; FetchRequestBodySink::end_from_stream closes a copied-out handle; Bun.serve upgrade/static-route header conversions hold a HeadersRef
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src/runtime/webcore/s3/{client,simple_request,download_stream,multipart,error_jsc}.rs
(45/20/15/13/1 -> 0), S3File.rs (12 -> 0), webview/ChromeProcess.rs (49 -> 0*),
webview/HostProcess.rs (14 -> 0*) (* only `unsafe extern "C" { safe fn }` blocks remain).
S3:
- A request out on the HTTP thread is an `OwnedRequest<RequestStorage>` /
`InFlight` (bun_http, from #40202) instead of a `MaybeUninit<AsyncHTTP<'static>>`
plus `detach_lifetime` borrows; results reach a `HTTPClientResultHandler`
(`Shared` / `DownloadShared`, an `Arc` the HTTP thread holds) which posts a
`TaskHop` to the JS thread through an `InFlightTicket`. The JS-side
`S3HttpSimpleTask` / `S3HttpDownloadStreamingTask` are ref-counted and keep
themselves alive for the hop in an `http_ref` slot; dispatch.rs runs them via
`hop!`/`release_hop!`. The download's mutex now only covers the buffer
hand-off, not the JS callback.
- `MultiPartUpload` is built with `RefPtr::new_cyclic` (`SelfRoot`), holds its
own `lifecycle` ref, and reports to a typed `UploadObserver`
(`Writer(RefPtr<NetworkSink>)` / `Stream(RefPtr<S3UploadStreamWrapper>)`)
instead of `fn` + `*mut c_void`; part/commit/rollback/start requests are boxed
closures that own the ref they release. Part data is a `Vec<u8>`.
- `NetworkSink` (streams.rs) is ref-counted with `Cell` fields: the JS wrapper's
ref (`js_ref`, released by `finalize`), the upload's observer ref, and the
stream wrapper's ref. `writer()` sinks are now freed instead of leaked;
`controller_finalize` only detaches. `SinkHandle::S3Upload` carries a
`BackRef<_, Root>`; `end_from_stream`/`write`/`end` hold a ref guard across
the upload calls that can release the sink.
- `S3UploadStreamWrapper` holds `pump_ref` / `sink` / `task` as typed refs; the
`.then` reactions are `HOST_EXPORT` promise reactions. `upload_stream` takes
`on_done: Option<Box<dyn FnOnce(S3UploadResult)>>`; `stat` takes a boxed
`StatCallback`; the `(fn, ctx)` `Callback` adapters are gone.
- `S3DownloadStreamWrapper` moves to download_stream.rs, is owned by the task
(`OwnedThis`), and aborts through `DownloadAbort` instead of a task pointer;
`SourceHandle::S3DownloadBody` is a shared `BackRef`.
- `JSS3File__{bucket,presign,stat}` and the S3 stat tasks go through HOST_EXPORT
/ boxed closures.
WebView:
- `ChromeProcess` / `HostProcess` own their `Process` through `ProcessHandle`
and live in a per-thread `webview::Hosts` registry in `RuntimeState`
(`jsc_hooks::with_webview_hosts`) instead of `static AtomicPtr`s; retired hosts
stay in the registry until their exit is reaped. All C++ entry points are
HOST_EXPORTs; `Bun__Chrome__ensure` receives the extra argv as one
NUL-separated buffer and spawns through `spawn_process_cstr`.
- Windows pipes go through a new `bun_libuv_sys::OwnedPipe` (init/open/unref/
read_start with a boxed callback/read_stop/write with an owned request; closed
through `uv_close` and freed once both the owner and the close callback are
done; registered with open_handles for teardown) and `pipe_pair()`.
Lower layers (cherry-picked from in-flight PRs, additive): bun_http
`OwnedRequest`/`InFlight`/`HTTPClientResultHandler`/`from_handler`/`hand_back`/
`into_owned`, `Signals::to(&self)`; bun_jsc `InFlightTicket`; bun_event_loop
`TaskHop`/`ReusableConcurrentTask` (+ `consumed` on the tick path); bun_ptr
`OwnedThis`, `ThisPtr::backref_mut`; bun_spawn `ProcessHandle` accessors;
picohttp `Header: Send + Sync`. generate-host-exports learns `&mut [T]`.
…typing the layers below
src/runtime/webcore/s3/{client,simple_request,download_stream,multipart,error_jsc}.rs
(45/20/15/13/1 -> 0), S3File.rs (12 -> 0), webview/ChromeProcess.rs (49 -> 0*),
webview/HostProcess.rs (14 -> 0*) (* only `unsafe extern "C" { safe fn }` blocks remain).
S3:
- A request out on the HTTP thread is an `OwnedRequest<RequestStorage>` /
`InFlight` (bun_http, from #40202) instead of a `MaybeUninit<AsyncHTTP<'static>>`
plus `detach_lifetime` borrows; results reach a `HTTPClientResultHandler`
(`Shared` / `DownloadShared`, an `Arc` the HTTP thread holds) which posts a
`TaskHop` to the JS thread through an `InFlightTicket`. The JS-side
`S3HttpSimpleTask` / `S3HttpDownloadStreamingTask` are ref-counted and keep
themselves alive for the hop in an `http_ref` slot; dispatch.rs runs them via
`hop!`/`release_hop!`. The download's mutex now only covers the buffer
hand-off, not the JS callback.
- `MultiPartUpload` is built with `RefPtr::new_cyclic` (`SelfRoot`), holds its
own `lifecycle` ref, and reports to a typed `UploadObserver`
(`Writer(RefPtr<NetworkSink>)` / `Stream(RefPtr<S3UploadStreamWrapper>)`)
instead of `fn` + `*mut c_void`; part/commit/rollback/start requests are boxed
closures that own the ref they release. Part data is a `Vec<u8>`.
- `NetworkSink` (streams.rs) is ref-counted with `Cell` fields: the JS wrapper's
ref (`js_ref`, released by `finalize`), the upload's observer ref, and the
stream wrapper's ref. `writer()` sinks are now freed instead of leaked;
`controller_finalize` only detaches. `SinkHandle::S3Upload` carries a
`BackRef<_, Root>`; `end_from_stream`/`write`/`end` hold a ref guard across
the upload calls that can release the sink.
- `S3UploadStreamWrapper` holds `pump_ref` / `sink` / `task` as typed refs; the
`.then` reactions are `HOST_EXPORT` promise reactions. `upload_stream` takes
`on_done: Option<Box<dyn FnOnce(S3UploadResult)>>`; `stat` takes a boxed
`StatCallback`; the `(fn, ctx)` `Callback` adapters are gone.
- `S3DownloadStreamWrapper` moves to download_stream.rs, is owned by the task
(`OwnedThis`), and aborts through `DownloadAbort` instead of a task pointer;
`SourceHandle::S3DownloadBody` is a shared `BackRef`.
- `JSS3File__{bucket,presign,stat}` and the S3 stat tasks go through HOST_EXPORT
/ boxed closures.
WebView:
- `ChromeProcess` / `HostProcess` own their `Process` through `ProcessHandle`
and live in a per-thread `webview::Hosts` registry in `RuntimeState`
(`jsc_hooks::with_webview_hosts`) instead of `static AtomicPtr`s; retired hosts
stay in the registry until their exit is reaped. All C++ entry points are
HOST_EXPORTs; `Bun__Chrome__ensure` receives the extra argv as one
NUL-separated buffer and spawns through `spawn_process_cstr`.
- Windows pipes go through a new `bun_libuv_sys::OwnedPipe` (init/open/unref/
read_start with a boxed callback/read_stop/write with an owned request; closed
through `uv_close` and freed once both the owner and the close callback are
done; registered with open_handles for teardown) and `pipe_pair()`.
Lower layers (cherry-picked from in-flight PRs, additive): bun_http
`OwnedRequest`/`InFlight`/`HTTPClientResultHandler`/`from_handler`/`hand_back`/
`into_owned`, `Signals::to(&self)`; bun_jsc `InFlightTicket`; bun_event_loop
`TaskHop`/`ReusableConcurrentTask` (+ `consumed` on the tick path); bun_ptr
`OwnedThis`, `ThisPtr::backref_mut`; bun_spawn `ProcessHandle` accessors;
picohttp `Header: Send + Sync`. generate-host-exports learns `&mut [T]`.
…typing the layers below
src/runtime/webcore/s3/{client,simple_request,download_stream,multipart,error_jsc}.rs
(45/20/15/13/1 -> 0), S3File.rs (12 -> 0), webview/ChromeProcess.rs (49 -> 0*),
webview/HostProcess.rs (14 -> 0*) (* only `unsafe extern "C" { safe fn }` blocks remain).
S3:
- A request out on the HTTP thread is an `OwnedRequest<RequestStorage>` /
`InFlight` (bun_http, from #40202) instead of a `MaybeUninit<AsyncHTTP<'static>>`
plus `detach_lifetime` borrows; results reach a `HTTPClientResultHandler`
(`Shared` / `DownloadShared`, an `Arc` the HTTP thread holds) which posts a
`TaskHop` to the JS thread through an `InFlightTicket`. The JS-side
`S3HttpSimpleTask` / `S3HttpDownloadStreamingTask` are ref-counted and keep
themselves alive for the hop in an `http_ref` slot; dispatch.rs runs them via
`hop!`/`release_hop!`. The download's mutex now only covers the buffer
hand-off, not the JS callback.
- `MultiPartUpload` is built with `RefPtr::new_cyclic` (`SelfRoot`), holds its
own `lifecycle` ref, and reports to a typed `UploadObserver`
(`Writer(RefPtr<NetworkSink>)` / `Stream(RefPtr<S3UploadStreamWrapper>)`)
instead of `fn` + `*mut c_void`; part/commit/rollback/start requests are boxed
closures that own the ref they release. Part data is a `Vec<u8>`.
- `NetworkSink` (streams.rs) is ref-counted with `Cell` fields: the JS wrapper's
ref (`js_ref`, released by `finalize`), the upload's observer ref, and the
stream wrapper's ref. `writer()` sinks are now freed instead of leaked;
`controller_finalize` only detaches. `SinkHandle::S3Upload` carries a
`BackRef<_, Root>`; `end_from_stream`/`write`/`end` hold a ref guard across
the upload calls that can release the sink.
- `S3UploadStreamWrapper` holds `pump_ref` / `sink` / `task` as typed refs; the
`.then` reactions are `HOST_EXPORT` promise reactions. `upload_stream` takes
`on_done: Option<Box<dyn FnOnce(S3UploadResult)>>`; `stat` takes a boxed
`StatCallback`; the `(fn, ctx)` `Callback` adapters are gone.
- `S3DownloadStreamWrapper` moves to download_stream.rs, is owned by the task
(`OwnedThis`), and aborts through `DownloadAbort` instead of a task pointer;
`SourceHandle::S3DownloadBody` is a shared `BackRef`.
- `JSS3File__{bucket,presign,stat}` and the S3 stat tasks go through HOST_EXPORT
/ boxed closures.
WebView:
- `ChromeProcess` / `HostProcess` own their `Process` through `ProcessHandle`
and live in a per-thread `webview::Hosts` registry in `RuntimeState`
(`jsc_hooks::with_webview_hosts`) instead of `static AtomicPtr`s; retired hosts
stay in the registry until their exit is reaped. All C++ entry points are
HOST_EXPORTs; `Bun__Chrome__ensure` receives the extra argv as one
NUL-separated buffer and spawns through `spawn_process_cstr`.
- Windows pipes go through a new `bun_libuv_sys::OwnedPipe` (init/open/unref/
read_start with a boxed callback/read_stop/write with an owned request; closed
through `uv_close` and freed once both the owner and the close callback are
done; registered with open_handles for teardown) and `pipe_pair()`.
Lower layers (cherry-picked from in-flight PRs, additive): bun_http
`OwnedRequest`/`InFlight`/`HTTPClientResultHandler`/`from_handler`/`hand_back`/
`into_owned`, `Signals::to(&self)`; bun_jsc `InFlightTicket`; bun_event_loop
`TaskHop`/`ReusableConcurrentTask` (+ `consumed` on the tick path); bun_ptr
`OwnedThis`, `ThisPtr::backref_mut`; bun_spawn `ProcessHandle` accessors;
picohttp `Header: Send + Sync`. generate-host-exports learns `&mut [T]`.
…typing the layers below
src/runtime/webcore/s3/{client,simple_request,download_stream,multipart,error_jsc}.rs
(45/20/15/13/1 -> 0), S3File.rs (12 -> 0), webview/ChromeProcess.rs (49 -> 0*),
webview/HostProcess.rs (14 -> 0*) (* only `unsafe extern "C" { safe fn }` blocks remain).
S3:
- A request out on the HTTP thread is an `OwnedRequest<RequestStorage>` /
`InFlight` (bun_http, from #40202) instead of a `MaybeUninit<AsyncHTTP<'static>>`
plus `detach_lifetime` borrows; results reach a `HTTPClientResultHandler`
(`Shared` / `DownloadShared`, an `Arc` the HTTP thread holds) which posts a
`TaskHop` to the JS thread through an `InFlightTicket`. The JS-side
`S3HttpSimpleTask` / `S3HttpDownloadStreamingTask` are ref-counted and keep
themselves alive for the hop in an `http_ref` slot; dispatch.rs runs them via
`hop!`/`release_hop!`. The download's mutex now only covers the buffer
hand-off, not the JS callback.
- `MultiPartUpload` is built with `RefPtr::new_cyclic` (`SelfRoot`), holds its
own `lifecycle` ref, and reports to a typed `UploadObserver`
(`Writer(RefPtr<NetworkSink>)` / `Stream(RefPtr<S3UploadStreamWrapper>)`)
instead of `fn` + `*mut c_void`; part/commit/rollback/start requests are boxed
closures that own the ref they release. Part data is a `Vec<u8>`.
- `NetworkSink` (streams.rs) is ref-counted with `Cell` fields: the JS wrapper's
ref (`js_ref`, released by `finalize`), the upload's observer ref, and the
stream wrapper's ref. `writer()` sinks are now freed instead of leaked;
`controller_finalize` only detaches. `SinkHandle::S3Upload` carries a
`BackRef<_, Root>`; `end_from_stream`/`write`/`end` hold a ref guard across
the upload calls that can release the sink.
- `S3UploadStreamWrapper` holds `pump_ref` / `sink` / `task` as typed refs; the
`.then` reactions are `HOST_EXPORT` promise reactions. `upload_stream` takes
`on_done: Option<Box<dyn FnOnce(S3UploadResult)>>`; `stat` takes a boxed
`StatCallback`; the `(fn, ctx)` `Callback` adapters are gone.
- `S3DownloadStreamWrapper` moves to download_stream.rs, is owned by the task
(`OwnedThis`), and aborts through `DownloadAbort` instead of a task pointer;
`SourceHandle::S3DownloadBody` is a shared `BackRef`.
- `JSS3File__{bucket,presign,stat}` and the S3 stat tasks go through HOST_EXPORT
/ boxed closures.
WebView:
- `ChromeProcess` / `HostProcess` own their `Process` through `ProcessHandle`
and live in a per-thread `webview::Hosts` registry in `RuntimeState`
(`jsc_hooks::with_webview_hosts`) instead of `static AtomicPtr`s; retired hosts
stay in the registry until their exit is reaped. All C++ entry points are
HOST_EXPORTs; `Bun__Chrome__ensure` receives the extra argv as one
NUL-separated buffer and spawns through `spawn_process_cstr`.
- Windows pipes go through a new `bun_libuv_sys::OwnedPipe` (init/open/unref/
read_start with a boxed callback/read_stop/write with an owned request; closed
through `uv_close` and freed once both the owner and the close callback are
done; registered with open_handles for teardown) and `pipe_pair()`.
Lower layers (cherry-picked from in-flight PRs, additive): bun_http
`OwnedRequest`/`InFlight`/`HTTPClientResultHandler`/`from_handler`/`hand_back`/
`into_owned`, `Signals::to(&self)`; bun_jsc `InFlightTicket`; bun_event_loop
`TaskHop`/`ReusableConcurrentTask` (+ `consumed` on the tick path); bun_ptr
`OwnedThis`, `ThisPtr::backref_mut`; bun_spawn `ProcessHandle` accessors;
picohttp `Header: Send + Sync`. generate-host-exports learns `&mut [T]`.
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What
Same programme as #40055 / #40135 / #40136 / #40139 / #40187 / #40190 / #40200, applied to the fetch client:
src/runtime/webcore/fetch/FetchTasklet.rs61 → 0,fetch.rs8 → 0 (incidental: Response.rs 30→21, FetchRequestBodySink.rs 6→4, ReadableStream.rs 23→21). Stacked on #40192 (BackRef<T, Root>), whose commit is included here.The cross-thread hand-off is the substance:
FetchTaskletis JS-thread-only now:#[derive(CellRefCounted)],&self+Cell/JsCell,ThisPtrentry points holdingref_guard(), typed slots (progress_ref/http_ref/request_stream_ref) replacing the threeref_()/deref()pairs,impl Dropinstead ofdeinit+heap::take. Everything the HTTP thread touches lives in anArc<FetchShared>(Guarded<SharedState>, signalStore, atomics, the tasklet address as an inertTask), which is thebun_httpresult handler and the request-body drain handler and posts three task tags back (FetchTaskletprogress,FetchTaskletHandBack,FetchTaskletRequestDataDrain); hand-back is posted before the terminal progress task.bun_http:OwnedRequest<S>(anAsyncHTTPplus the boxed storage it borrows — URL, header buffer, body bytes; HRTB constructor/mutator so borrows can't escape),InFlight<S>(!Send;reclaim()succeeds only after the HTTP thread storeshanded_backon the caller's original right before the terminal callback / shutdown release),trait HTTPClientResultHandler+HTTPClientResultCallback::from_handler(Arc<H>)(no&AsyncHTTPreaches the handler, so a reclaimed request can't be read through it),ThreadSafeStreamBufferwith a real lock guard andtrait DrainHandler,preconnect_owned(Box<[u8]>)replacing theis_url_ownedfree-by-hand.bun_jsc:AbortSignal::listen_native(BackRef<C, Root>) -> AbortListenerRegistration(Drop unregisters + unrefs),AbortSignal::retain,unsafe trait WeakOwner+weak_owner!forWeak::create_for,JSValue::as_direct_class_ref,HeadersRef+create_from_pico_headersinfetch_headers.Bun__FetchResponse_finalize/Bun__FetchTasklet__onResolve|RejectRequestStreamare HOST_EXPORTs (promise-reaction shape).unsafe impl Send/Sync:bun_event_loop::Task(inert tag+address),ThreadSafeStreamBuffer(fields guarded by its mutex),bun_picohttp::Header(two borrowed byte views; needed forHTTPResponseMetadata: Send).Per-fetch cost vs main (native mallocs per fetch, N=2000): GET 12.58 → 12.46, POST string 12.48 → 12.46, GET + 3 headers 16.22 → 15.13; progress posts reuse an inline
ReusableConcurrentTask(zero allocs per tick), the hand-back rides the terminal progress update,OwnedRequestis one allocation, the in-flight ticket is lock-free. Pre-existing issue fixed in passing: the Response body's producer back-pointer dangled after tasklet teardown; it is now cleared (detach_response_body_producer).Testing
Debug+ASAN: fetch.test.ts 359/364 (root-permission
Bun.filecases + the 150 msAbortSignal.timeoutredirect case, identical against a release server), fetch.stream 117, fetch-gzip 80, fetch.tls 30, fetch-tls-abortsignal-timeout, fetch.upgrade, abort-signal-leak, body-stream 9086, body*, fetch-abort-*, fetch-backpressure, fetch-http2-client/adversarial/leak, fetch-keepalive, fetch-preconnect, proxy tests, fetch-redirect, fetch-response-finalizer-sweep, fetch-stream-cancel-leak, fetch-syscall-fault, fetch.unix, fetch.tls.wildcard, response, stream-fast-path; fetch-leak 28/29 (the URLSearchParams variant exceeds its 120 s budget on debug; standalone RSS ratio 1.5 ≪ 10); serve.test.ts, offline s3 suite, node-fetch tests, node parallel fetch tests. Hand-driven against a local server: GET/POST/blob, partial read + cancel, abort before headers / mid-body / after, ReadableStream request body, redirect chain, unread/GC'd bodies, 500 concurrent + GC, worker terminated mid-fetch — exit 0, no ASAN output, tasklets created == dropped (612/612). clippy clean on every touched crate.