FileSink, Bun.write: remove unsafe from FileSink.rs and blob/write_file.rs - #40213
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WalkthroughThe change replaces raw-pointer callbacks and ownership paths with typed pointers, boxed tasks, intrusive parked requests, cyclic references, and explicit ChangesTyped ownership and asynchronous I/O refactor
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Thanks — commit 292bdb5 wires error/early-exit to reject the worker waits, addressing the earlier note. This pass found no further issues. Given the scope (42 files reworking FileSink/WriteFile refcount ownership, the io-loop ParkedRequest/PollOwner dispatch, JSSink codegen's new controllerFinalize, and the Windows uv_fs box hand-off), a human look is still warranted.
Checked: each new RefPtr slot on FileSink (wrapper_ref/keep_alive_ref/flush_task_ref/stream_promise_ref) has one take site and one release site per path; ref_guard() is held across every re-entrant/freeing call; ParkedRequest::cancel's ARMED re-schedule uses schedule_raw without forming &mut Request over the io thread's returning handler; uv_fs::write's uv_buf_t length is capped via remaining() before init; ManagedTask::new_boxed's Box<T> ↔ *mut c_void fn-ptr cast relies on the guaranteed thin-Box ABI.
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Overview
This PR continues the unsafe-removal programme by reworking FileSink and WriteFile/WriteFileWindows so every external ref is a typed RefPtr<FileSink> slot on the sink itself with a single named release site, and every entry point that may drop the last ref takes a root-provenance ThisPtr<Self> (via the new SelfRoot/RefPtr::new_cyclic) instead of *mut Self. It also lifts the parked-io state machine into bun_io::ParkedRequest, replaces JobContext::CANCELLABLE+unsafe fn cancel with a typed PARKED_REQUEST field offset, adds PollOwner/FileAction::new and a new __bun_io_pollable_on_closed dispatch arm, introduces bun_io::uv_fs for Windows (box lent to libuv and handed back), makes Body::ReceiveValue an owning enum so a cleared body lock drops its WriteFileWaitFromLockedValueTask, and adds ${name}__controllerFinalize in the JSSink codegen so a controller collected still-attached at heap teardown releases the pump ref. 42 files across src/io, src/ptr, src/jsc, src/runtime/webcore, src/runtime/api/bun/subprocess, src/threading, codegen, and one C++ binding.
Security risks
None identified. This is an internal memory-ownership refactor with no new user-facing surface, no parsing of untrusted input, and no auth/crypto/permission changes. The relevant risk class is UAF/double-free/leak, which the PR description says was validated under debug+ASAN across the affected test suites plus hand-driven scenarios and LIVE_COUNT deltas.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is exactly the category REVIEW.md's "Native code: memory safety" section is written for: intrusive refcounts, cross-thread ownership hand-offs (JS thread ↔ io thread ↔ pool thread), GC-finalizer interaction, and re-entrant callbacks that may free this. The change is large, introduces new abstractions (SelfRoot, borrow = this macro mode, ParkedRequest, uv_fs box lending, WorkTaskHandler), and intentionally changes three lifecycle behaviours (flush-task ref ownership at shutdown, superseded-flush queue position, construct() setting the writer parent). A maintainer familiar with the prior PRs in this series should confirm the ref-slot accounting and the ParkedRequest::cancel ARMED-branch reasoning (that the io thread is past arm() and never touches the Request again once it returns the Action).
Other factors
The one prior finding (test fixture's worker wait not wired to reject on error/early exit) was addressed in 292bdb5 — the fixture now races the message wait against a failed promise that rejects on error/exit, and the exit wait clears the early-exit listener and wires error. The new guard test asserts fileSinkInternals.liveCount() returns to baseline across four worker-teardown modes. The Windows uv_fs path was type-checked but not executed per the description, so Windows CI is the remaining signal there.
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I re-reviewed after the test-fixture fix in 292bdb5 and the automated pass found no further issues. Given the scope — 42 files restructuring intrusive refcount ownership across FileSink/WriteFile, new abstractions (SelfRoot/new_cyclic, ParkedRequest, PollOwner, controllerFinalize, uv_fs), and the documented behaviour deltas — a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- Each new FileSink ref slot (
wrapper_ref/stream_promise_ref/keep_alive_ref/flush_task_ref) traced to exactly one release site;ref_guard()bracketing on every entry point that can drop a ref mid-call. ParkedRequest::cancel's ARMED →schedule_rawpath vs. a concurrently-returning io-thread handler — theUnsafeCell+ no-&mutformation matches the stated protocol.ReceiveValue::WriteFilebox ownership andPendingValue::deinit— the previously-leaked task is now dropped when the lock clears.- Windows
uv_fs::writechunking tou32::MAXand the box hand-off/reclaim on both submit-fail and completion paths.
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Overview
This PR is the FileSink/WriteFile instalment of an ongoing unsafe-removal programme. It replaces raw *mut FileSink refcount juggling with typed RefPtr<FileSink> slots stored on the sink itself (one per external holder: JS wrapper, stream-pump promise, keep-alive-until-EOF, queued flush task), introduces RefPtr::new_cyclic/SelfRoot so &self host-fns can mint root-provenance ThisPtrs, and adds a borrow = this mode to impl_streaming_writer_parent! so PipeWriter callbacks receive ThisPtr<Self> instead of forming references. On the WriteFile/ReadFile side it lifts the io-parking state machine into bun_io::ParkedRequest, replaces JobContext::CANCELLABLE + unsafe fn cancel with a typed PARKED_REQUEST field-offset, adds IoRequestHandler/PollOwner/WorkTaskHandler traits with monomorphized callbacks, and rewrites WriteFileWindows around a new bun_io::uv_fs module that lends the owning box to libuv. Codegen grows a ${name}__controllerFinalize entry so a controller collected at heap teardown releases the pump ref its promise reactions can no longer. Body::PendingValue::on_receive_value becomes an owning enum so the Bun.write(file, body) waiter is dropped rather than leaked. 42 files touched.
Security risks
None identified. This is internal memory-ownership plumbing; no new user-facing surface, no parsing of untrusted input, no auth/crypto/permissions.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is exactly the "most-blocked category" from REVIEW.md — intrusive refcounts across FFI, GC finalizers, cross-thread io-loop hand-off, and re-entrant callbacks that may free this. The PR introduces several new abstractions (SelfRoot, ParkedRequest, PollOwner, uv_fs, controllerFinalize) and documents three intentional behaviour deltas. Getting any ref-slot's release site wrong is a UAF or leak that ASAN may or may not catch depending on timing. The Windows uv_fs path is type-checked but not executed in the author's testing. This is well beyond the "simple, mechanical, or obvious" bar for auto-approval.
Other factors
- My earlier inline nit on the new worker-teardown test (wire error/exit to reject) was addressed in 292bdb5 and the thread is resolved.
- The PR description is thorough and the author ran a broad debug+ASAN test matrix plus
rust:check-allacross targets. - This is stacked on #40210; the two
new_cyclic/SelfRootcommits are included here. - The bug hunting system found no issues on the current revision.
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I reviewed this pass and didn't find any bugs; the earlier note about wiring worker error/exit to reject in the test fixture is addressed by 72217f7. Given the scope — new RefPtr::new_cyclic/SelfRoot primitives and a lifecycle rewrite of FileSink/WriteFile across ~40 files — a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
SelfRoot::this_ptrprovenance assert andnew_cyclic's uninit-write ordering — token can't be dereferenced before construction completes, andBackRef::danglingis now sealed away fromRoot.- The worker-teardown test:
Promise.raceagainst afailedpromise now rejects onerror/earlyexit, and theexitwait re-wires listeners afterremoveAllListeners. src/CLAUDE.mdchange is a doc-only update to theborrow = thisdispatch mode.
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Overview
This PR introduces two new ref-counting primitives in src/ptr/ — RefPtr::new_cyclic (analogous to Arc::new_cyclic) and SelfRoot<T>, a token stored inside a ref-counted value that lets &self entry points mint a root-provenance ThisPtr without unsafe. It then rewrites FileSink (−800/+500 lines) and blob/write_file.rs (−700/+400 lines) to hold every external ref (JS pump, pending write keep-alive, subprocess owner) in a typed slot instead of raw pointers, removing the remaining unsafe blocks in those files. The change propagates through PipeWriter, Sink, streams.rs, subprocess/Writable.rs, the shell subproc, dispatch trampolines, and a handful of consumers (cron, valkey, html_rewriter, RequestContext) that now construct via new_cyclic or take ThisPtr instead of *mut Self. blob/io_parking.rs is deleted. A new test in spawn-stdin-readable-stream.test.ts spawns workers that pump a ReadableStream into a subprocess stdin, tears them down mid-pump (both terminate and self-exit, both idle and backpressured), and asserts fileSinkInternals.liveCount() returns to baseline after GC.
Security risks
No new attack surface — this is internal lifetime plumbing. The risk class is memory safety: an unbalanced ref on any of the FileSink teardown paths (worker termination, backpressured write, subprocess exit) would be a UAF or leak. The new SelfRoot design adds a runtime ptr::eq assert that the token is used from its own allocation, and the DanglingOk sealed trait prevents Root-provenance back-refs from ever being constructed dangling, which closes the "placeholder root followed before init" hole that raw BackRef::dangling() had.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is squarely in REVIEW.md's most-blocked category: ref-count balance across every terminal path, cross-thread lifetime (worker teardown), and a large refactor of code that previously relied on manual unsafe ref management. The new_cyclic primitive itself is small and has a unit test proving the round-trip and last-release-through-token path, but the FileSink/WriteFile rewrite touches many exit paths (success, error, cancellation, VM shutdown) whose ref-balance correctness depends on the typed-slot ownership being wired into every one of them. A human familiar with the prior FileSink lifecycle should trace at least the worker-terminate and backpressure-drain paths.
Other factors
Six commits landed since the previous review pass; the test-fixture concern I raised (unwired failure events on the worker message/exit waits) was addressed — the fixture now races against a failed promise that rejects on error or premature exit, and re-registers listeners for the graceful-exit branch. The new test uses bun:internal-for-testing to observe live sink count rather than adding production surface, and covers the 2×2 mode/teardown matrix. The src/CLAUDE.md edit is documentation-only, updating the dispatch borrow = this description to match the new ThisPtr-based trampoline.
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In `@src/io/lib.rs`:
- Around line 1056-1060: Update the close-path log in the surrounding function
to report the Flags::WasEverRegistered condition used by the branch at Line 1064
instead of Flags::Registered, keeping the existing fd and close.poll() context
unchanged.
- Around line 1485-1489: Update ParkedRequest::arm/cancel and the on_io_request
callback flow so re-queueing cannot call IoRequestLoop::schedule_raw while the
callback’s Action borrow remains live; defer the ARMED re-queue until callback
completion, preserving the existing scheduling behavior after the callback
returns.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/blob/write_file.rs`:
- Around line 845-854: Update WriteFileWindows::drop to close owned descriptors
when fd is zero as well, using the existing -1 sentinel as the only invalid
value; retain the owned_fd guard and existing cleanup behavior.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/streams.rs`:
- Line 2514: Update NetworkSink::to_js to pass the allocation-derived
NonNull<NetworkSink> to NetworkSinkJSSink::create_object instead of deriving it
from &mut *self; preserve the pointer used by NetworkSink::finalize and
release_writer_holder so it remains valid for allocation ownership and cleanup.
- Around line 427-429: Update Writable::run and the
JSPromiseStrong::swap/fulfill_promise handoff to transfer one gcProtect before
clearing the strong-root slot, so Protected::adopt receives a value with a
matching protection and its drop performs a balanced unprotect; preserve the
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In `@src/runtime/webcore.rs`:
- Around line 199-203: Update the auto-flush registration flow around
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the original &mut HTTPServerWritable rather than from &self; ensure
on_auto_flush receives a valid mutable pointer without relying on a
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In `@src/runtime/webcore/Sink.rs`:
- Around line 304-310: The default JsSinkType::controller_finalize must not call
Self::finalize, since that can free the same sink allocation twice; make it a
no-op or require allocation-owning sinks to override it. In
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…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
…in a typed slot
src/runtime/webcore/FileSink.rs (66 -> 0) and
src/runtime/webcore/blob/write_file.rs (73 -> 0), by fixing the layers below
rather than annotating call sites:
- FileSink: every ref an untyped holder keeps on the sink is a
`RefPtr<FileSink>` slot on the sink (JS wrapper, keep-alive-until-EOF,
stream pump promise / controller, queued flush task); the PipeWriter IO
callbacks, promise reactions, flush task and finalizers take a
`ThisPtr<FileSink>`; `&self` host fns reach it through a `SelfRoot` set by
`RefPtr::new_cyclic`. `create`/`init` return `RefPtr<FileSink>`, so Blob,
subprocess `Writable::Pipe` and the shell's `FileSinkPtr` hold typed refs.
`~JSReadable*Controller` now calls `${name}__controllerFinalize` so the
controller's claim and the wrapper's claim have separate release paths.
- `impl_streaming_writer_parent!` gains a `borrow = this` mode (replacing
`ptr`): handlers are safe fns taking `ThisPtr<Self>`, and the Windows
per-write parent ref hooks forward to the parent's own refcount.
- WriteFile: the promise is the job's `Js` half (no erased ctx, no
`unsafe impl Send`); the io-loop park/cancel state machine moves to
`bun_io::ParkedRequest`, which `JobContext::PARKED_REQUEST` locates for
the VM's stop phase (replaces `CANCELLABLE` + `unsafe fn cancel`); the
pool/io-thread re-entry goes through `WorkTaskHandler` /
`IoRequestHandler` trampolines and `PollOwner`-built `FileAction`s whose
errors/close completions dispatch by tag. ReadFile gets the same
treatment. WriteFileWindows is a `Box` handed to libuv by
`bun_io::uv_fs::{open,write}` and returned in the completion; the mkdirp
hop is `AsyncMkdirp<C>` + `ManagedTask::new_boxed`.
- `Body::PendingValue::on_receive_value` is a typed `ReceiveValue` (the
Bun.write waiter is owned as a Box instead of an erased task pointer).
…t, not a pointer cast from &self The deferred-task queue hands the registered pointer back to on_auto_flush, which mutates the sink. Store the root pointer (the one C++ holds as m_sinkPtr) on the sink when RequestContext boxes it and register that, as FileSink already does through its SelfRoot.
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In `@src/runtime/valkey_jsc/valkey.rs`:
- Around line 1558-1562: Update ValkeyClient::auto_flush_ctx to return the raw
pointer from JSValkeyClient::client.as_ptr() rather than deriving it from &self
with cast_mut, preserving that pointer for deferred on_auto_flush callbacks and
their mutations.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/FileSink.rs`:
- Around line 704-721: Update run_pending_later so run_pending_later_wanted is
set only when the EventLoopHandle::Js branch can enqueue a flush task, or clear
it when no task is queued; ensure non-JS event loops do not leave the flag set
and subsequent calls remain effective.
In `@src/threading/work_pool.rs`:
- Around line 44-47: Update WorkTaskHandler to be an unsafe trait requiring
Send, and document the exclusive ownership guarantee through the full
run_work_task callback. Ensure work_task_for<T> also requires T: Send, and add
explicit safety justifications to every WorkTaskHandler implementation while
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801-804: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep auto-flushing while data remains buffered.
DeferredTaskQueue::runkeeps a callback only when it returnstrue.FileSink::on_auto_flushcurrently returns!has_pending_data(), so a partial write removes the task while data remains buffered, while a drained write keeps it for an unnecessary callback. Returnhas_pending_data()instead.Proposed fix
- let is_registered = !this.writer.get().has_pending_data(); + let is_registered = this.writer.get().has_pending_data();🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/threading/work_pool.rs`:
- Around line 45-49: Make WorkTaskHandler unsafe and require each implementation
to provide a safety justification guaranteeing exclusive owner access for the
full work_task_for/run_work_task execution, or redesign WorkPool::schedule to
carry an ownership token that enforces this invariant. Update related trait
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In `@src/runtime/webcore/FileSink.rs`:
- Around line 801-804: Update FileSink::on_auto_flush so its return value is
this.writer.get().has_pending_data(), keeping the auto-flush callback registered
while buffered data remains and removing it once the writer is drained; keep the
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src/runtime/valkey_jsc/valkey.rssrc/runtime/webcore/FileSink.rssrc/threading/work_pool.rs
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) ### Problem - A Worker that ends while `Bun.write(path, response)` pipes a native body (a `fetch()` body, a child's stdout) frees the sink, then uses it. ASAN: `heap-use-after-free` in `FileSink::finalize` (`src/runtime/webcore/FileSink.rs:1052`) under `~JSReadableFileSinkController`. Release builds are silent. - Since #42114 a pipe's controller cell holds no ref on the sink. In the VM's last sweep its destructor ran `FileSink::finalize`, which releases the keep-alive ref, then a wrapper's ref. For a native source the keep-alive ref is the last one. - The freed sink's `Drop` also detaches the dying cell: debug JSC asserts first (`ASSERTION FAILED: decontaminate()`). ### Fix - The controller destructor calls a new `JsSinkType::controller_finalize` hook, which defaults to `finalize` for the other sinks. - FileSink's hook drops its root on the dying cell untouched and releases only the refs that shutdown strands. A new flag tracks the JS pump promise's ref. - Verified: the new test in `test/js/web/workers/worker-terminate-lifetime.test.ts` fails with main's `src/` and passes with the fix, on Linux and Windows. ### Background - A stream pipe (`Bun.write(file, stream)`, a `Bun.spawn` stdin) creates a controller cell, which the sink roots until the pipe ends. - The keep-alive ref holds a sink until its writer closes, an event that never arrives at VM teardown. - The last sweep (`Heap::lastChanceToFinalize`) destroys every cell, rooted or not, in no fixed order. ### Downsides - A pump that ended before its pipe drained still leaks the sink at worker teardown, and a late-reading child never sees EOF. Same on main. - Windows: `Bun.spawn({ stdin: jsStream })` in a terminated worker still leaks one FileSink. Same on main. <details><summary>Notes</summary> **Related.** #40213 (open, a refactor of `FileSink.rs`) adds the same `controller_finalize` hook. #42108 (open) covers a different pair: a JS pump whose `pull()` meets the termination. **Report and repro.** A fuzz ledger row reported this on main a65a98f (no GitHub issue). Its script: a local `Bun.serve` streams 40 MB, each of 10 workers runs `fetch(url).then(r => Bun.write(path, r))`, and the parent calls `terminate()` 5 ms after the first message. Debug ASAN build of main: 0 of 4 runs survive (`ASSERTION FAILED: decontaminate()` from `JSSinkController__setPipe` <- `PipeCell::clear_slots` <- `FileSink::release_pipe` <- `Drop` <- `clear_keep_alive_ref` <- `finalize` <- `~JSReadableFileSinkController` <- `PreciseAllocation::lastChanceToFinalize`). With the fix: 3 of 3 survive. **The ASAN report on a debug build.** The debug JSC assertion fires before the read of freed memory. An experiment build of main that drops the `PipeCell` root before the release (so `Drop` does not touch the cell) shows the reported frames: `heap-use-after-free READ of size 1` in `FileSink::finalize` <- `FileSink__finalize` <- `~JSReadableFileSinkController`, freed by `FileSink::deref` <- `clear_keep_alive_ref` (`FileSink.rs:621`) <- `finalize`, allocated by `FileSink::init` <- `pipe_readable_stream_to_blob` (`Blob.rs:1531`). **Refs at the last sweep.** `pipe_readable_stream_to_blob` drops `init`'s ref on return. A native pipe (ByteStream or FileReader source) then holds only the keep-alive ref. A JS pump holds the ref taken before `promise.then(...)`, and sometimes the keep-alive ref. `Bun.spawn` stdin adds the Subprocess's `Writable::Pipe` ref: the old trailing `deref` took that ref away from the Subprocess. **Cells, one worker each, debug builds.** The body never ends, and the worker reports once the pipe is live, so no cell depends on timing. | cell | Linux main | Linux fix | Windows main | Windows fix | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `Bun.write(path, response)` x `terminate()` | assert | pass | assert | pass | | same x `process.exit()` in the worker | assert | pass | assert | pass | | same x uncaught throw in the worker | assert | pass | assert | pass | | `Bun.file(path).write(response)` | assert | pass | assert | pass | | `Bun.write(path, new Response(response.body))` | assert | pass | assert | pass | | `Bun.write(path, new Response(child.stdout))` | assert | pass | pass | pass | | `Bun.write(path, new Response(jsStream))` | assert | pass | assert | pass | | `Bun.spawn({ stdin: response.body })` | assert | pass | pass | pass | | `Bun.spawn({ stdin: jsStream })` | assert | pass | leaks 1 | leaks 1 | Windows closes a worker's pipe handles in the teardown stop phase, so its pipe-backed sinks end before the last sweep. The last row leaks one FileSink on Windows with and without this change (the pump promise's ref, on the `on_close` path). The test skips that cell on Windows. A separate Windows-only crash (a worker terminated while a child with `stdin: "pipe"` is alive) also reproduces on main. Both are reported separately. **The leak assertion.** The test also expects `fileSinkInternals.liveCount()` to return to its baseline. An experiment build whose `controller_finalize` releases nothing fails it with `leakedFileSinks: 9`. **Not changed.** A sink that has both a JS wrapper and a live native pipe (`proc.stdin` read while a stream feeds stdin) can still be freed by the wrapper's `finalize` in the last sweep with the controller attached. `Drop` then detaches a cell whose structure can be dead. That is the old behavior, and it needs the wrapper to be swept first. Probed 3 runs each with `Bun.spawn({ stdin: body })` plus `proc.stdin` in a terminated worker, with a fetch body and with a JS stream: no assertion and no leak, because the Subprocess holds its own ref. **Also not changed, filed separately.** A pump that ends through the controller's `end()` before the pipe drains leaks the sink. `__endImpl` nulls `m_sinkPtr` before `endWithSink`, so the destructor's `if (m_sinkPtr)` skips both hooks, and the keep-alive ref that the `Pending` arm of `end_from_js` took is never released. `Bun.spawn({ stdin: directStream })` in a terminated worker leaks one FileSink, and a child that reads its stdin late never sees EOF. The same on the baked canary, so it is not from this change, and it survives it: the route is not the destructor this PR fixes. **Left open.** `FlushPendingTask::release_unrun` releases the task's ref without reading `run_pending_later.has`, while the `has`-gated release here does read it. Both predate this change, and the two new callers of the helper are idempotent against each other through the same `has.replace(false)`. Which side owns that ref needs its own change: `run_pending` clears `has` with a task still queued, so `run_from_js_thread` has to release unconditionally, and gating `release_unrun` on the flag would strand the ref. **Suites run on the Linux debug ASAN build with the fix:** `worker-terminate-lifetime.test.ts`, `bun-write.test.js`, `spawn-stdin-readable-stream.test.ts`, `spawn-stdin-readable-stream-edge-cases.test.ts`, `spawn-stdin-pipe-fd-leak.test.ts`, `serve-direct-readable-stream.test.ts`, `html-rewriter.test.js`, `html-rewriter-leak.test.ts`, `fetch-backpressure.test.ts`, `direct-readable-stream.test.tsx`. The new test also passed 5 of 5 with `detect_leaks=1` and `BUN_DESTRUCT_VM_ON_EXIT=1`, and 5 of 5 on Windows. **Local failures that do not come from this change:** the `dns.lookup()` LeakSanitizer report in `worker-terminate-lifetime.test.ts` (a 16-byte `node_fs_binding::Binding`), 5 s timeouts in `bun-write.test.js` ("on large files" alone, four more only under the concurrent full-file run), a 5 s timeout in `spawn-stdin-readable-stream-edge-cases.test.ts` (three sequential debug children take 1.8 s each), and a 5 s timeout in `spawn-stdin-readable-stream.test.ts` ("does not leak native FileSink when ReadableStream is used as stdin"), which times out the same way on a debug ASAN build of main without this change. **After the rebase onto b7ea95a:** rebuilt the debug ASAN build and reran the new test plus its neighbours in `worker-terminate-lifetime.test.ts` (Blob stdin, streaming-request-body fetches, HTMLRewriter async handlers, async-iterable bodies): 5 of 5 pass. The same test fails on a debug build of main's `src/` with `ASSERTION FAILED: decontaminate()`, and passes silently on a release build of main. **Against main 4ada08b.** #43743 landed after this branch was pushed and changes when a fetch body's stream wrapper is rooted. A body with a native sink attached stays rooted, so the fetch cells of the new test are not affected: on a local merge of this branch with that commit the new test passes 5 of 5 on the debug ASAN build. The branch still merges cleanly. </details>
What
Same programme as #40055 / #40135 / #40136 / #40139 / #40187 / #40190 / #40200 / #40202 / #40203 / #40204 / #40212:
src/runtime/webcore/FileSink.rs66 → 0 andsrc/runtime/webcore/blob/write_file.rs73 → 0 (incidental: Blob.rs 202 → 171, Writable.rs 8 → 4, Sink.rs 21 → 17, shell/subproc.rs 87 → 79). Stacked on #40210 (RefPtr::new_cyclic/SelfRoot), whose two commits are included.FileSink — every external holder's ref is a typed slot with one release site:
wrapper_ref(theJSFileSinkwrapper; released byfinalize),stream_promise_ref(the JS pump started byassign_to_stream, used by both spawn-stdin andBun.write(file, Response(stream)); released by the promise reaction or by the new${name}__controllerFinalizewhen the controller is collected unsettled),keep_alive_ref(until EOF; released on write/close/error, or underis_shutting_downin finalize since the loop won't deliver those any more),flush_task_ref(the queuedFlushPendingFileSinkTask; released only by the queue's run / release-unrun — it is taken beforerun_pendingso a re-entrant request enqueues a fresh task, as before).self_ref: SelfRoot<FileSink>viaRefPtr::new_cyclicfor the&selfentry points (JsSinkTypehost fns,SinkHandle,AutoFlusher). Entry points that may drop the last ref takeThisPtr<Self>+ref_guard()(on_write/on_close/on_error/on_auto_flush/on_attached_process_exit/assign_to_stream/finalize),impl Dropreplacesdeinit+heap::take;impl_streaming_writer_parent!gets aborrow = thismode (handlers receiveThisPtr<Self>; Windows per-write ref/deref forward toAnyRefCounted).Bun__ForceFileSinkToBeSynchronousForProcessObjectStdiois aHOST_EXPORT;Bun__FileSink__onResolve/RejectStreamare promise-reaction exports.WriteFile / ReadFile parked-io —
bun_io::ParkedRequest(park/arm/fire/cancel state machine, formerlyio_parkinginline),IoRequestHandler+io_request_callback::<T>(),PollOwner: IntrusiveField<Poll>+poll_owner!,FileAction::new(owner, fd);bun_threading::WorkTaskHandler+work_task_for::<T>();JobContext::PARKED_REQUEST(typed field offset emitted byintrusive_io_request!) replacesCANCELLABLE+unsafe fn cancel;WriteFilePromise;AsyncMkdirp<C: MkdirpCompletion>(completion on the JS thread). WindowsWriteFileWindowsgoes throughbun_io::uv_fs::{open, write}(box lent to libuv and handed back; ≥4 GiB writes are chunked to ≤u32::MAX).Body::ReceiveValue::WriteFile(Box<..>)owns theBun.write(file, body)waiter (so it is dropped, not leaked, when a body lock is cleared).ManagedTask::new_owned→new_boxed(Box<T>, fn(Box<T>))(both callers migrated).Behaviour deltas (each previously a leak):
finalizeunderis_shutting_downno longer touches the queued flush task's ref (the queue owns it); a superseded flush request runs at the already-queued task's position instead of enqueuing a second entry;construct()sets the writer's parent.body::Valuesize unchanged (384);PendingValue+8.Testing
New guard test:
worker teardown with a pending ReadableStream pump frees the FileSink exactly once(spawn-stdin-readable-stream.test.ts; postMessage-signalled, terminate + exit modes). Debug+ASAN: filesink, bun-write, bun-file(-read/-fd-read), streams.test.js, spawn-stdin-* (6 files), spawn-streaming-stdin, spawn.test.ts, shell bunshell-file/epipe/shell-worker-terminate-leak, child_process-t stdin, fs-t writeFile, serve body/async-iterator, pipeTo-shutdown-gc, bun-test, valkey — pass. Hand-driven: large write, file→file, writer ×N + end, GC'd writer, cat stdin, ReadableStream stdin, Response→file, mkdirp, EIO target, stdout writer, worker-teardown scenarios — exit 0, no ASAN output, live-sink counts identical to main's build. clippy clean;rust-check-allwindows-msvc + apple-darwin + freebsd pass (Windowsuv_fspath type-checked, not executed here).