sys(windows): report unmapped Win32 error codes as EUNKNOWN, not success - #40860
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…side the errno table On Windows, get_errno() read GetLastError() and returned SUCCESS when the code had no row in the Win32->errno table (e.g. ERROR_BAD_NET_NAME, ERROR_BAD_NETPATH). fs.copyFile / copyFileSync / fs.promises.copyFile took that as "no error" and reported success for a copy that never happened. An unmapped non-zero code now maps to UNKNOWN (errno -4094), matching libuv's uv_translate_sys_error and Node.
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to On Windows, some socket failures may still report an unrelated or unknown error, and fs.statfs failures may expose the wrong syscall name. These are bounded but concrete correctness issues in user-visible error reporting, so the PR needs owner follow-up before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. The get_errno() change is small and clearly correct — mapping an unmapped non-zero GetLastError() to UNKNOWN instead of SUCCESS matches libuv's uv_translate_sys_error and is strictly safer — but since it changes the fallthrough semantics of the Windows errno mapper reached from every bun.sys caller and the author notes the Windows build is still pending, a human look once Windows CI is green would still be worthwhile.
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match Win32Error::get()logic:SUCCESS → SUCCESS, everything else throughto_e()(unmapped →UNKNOWN); confirmedto_e()'sunwrap_or(EUNKNOWN)gives -4094. - Confirmed
WSAGetLastErrorisGetLastErroron Windows, so collapsing the two lookups is sound; the removedwsa_get_last_error()helper waspub(crate)with no remaining callers, andinit_c_intstill has other users. - The test: gated with
it.if(isWindows), covers sync/callback/promises withobjectContaining({ syscall, errno: -4094, path, dest })— strong assertions, added to the existingcopyFileSyncdescribe block; targets\\localhost\...$so no external network.
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Overview
The PR fixes a Windows-only bug where get_errno() in src/errno/windows_errno.rs returned E::SUCCESS when GetLastError() produced a non-zero Win32 code with no row in the Win32→errno mapping table. This caused fs.copyFile* to silently succeed when CopyFileW failed with e.g. ERROR_BAD_NET_NAME. The fix collapses the two-stage GetLastError() / WSAGetLastError() lookup into a single match (they share thread-local storage on Windows), returns SUCCESS only for a literal zero, and otherwise routes through Win32Error::to_e() so unmapped codes become UNKNOWN — matching libuv's uv_translate_sys_error. The now-dead pub(crate) fn wsa_get_last_error() and its use are removed, and the Win32ErrorExt::to_e doc comment is updated. A Windows-gated test in test/js/node/fs/fs.test.ts asserts all three copyFile APIs throw with errno: -4094 for a nonexistent \\localhost\...$ share.
Security risks
None identified. This is error-code mapping on a failure path; the change is monotonically safer (a failed syscall can no longer be reported as success). No auth, crypto, path-traversal, or untrusted-input parsing is involved.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate. The code change itself is four effective lines and mechanically obvious against the libuv reference. However, get_errno() is the shared Windows errno mapper reached from ~88 files across bun.sys, node fs, sockets, install, shell builtins, etc. — a semantic change here fans out widely. The change only affects the case where a Win32 API already signalled failure but its error code was unmapped, and any caller that depended on the old SUCCESS fallthrough was itself buggy, so the blast radius is theoretical. The #[cfg(windows)]-gated nature means it isn't type-checked on non-Windows builds; per the cross-platform guidance in .claude/docs/landing-prs.md, a human should confirm Windows CI is green (the author explicitly notes the Windows debug build was still running when the PR was opened).
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The test follows repo conventions well: added to the existing describe("copyFileSync") in test/js/node/fs/fs.test.ts rather than a new file, gated with it.if(isWindows) from harness, uses expect.objectContaining with specific syscall/errno/path/dest (not a bare .toThrow()), and covers the sync/callback/promises variant matrix in one test. The \\localhost\bun-test-no-such-share$ destination stays local (no external network). Dead code is deleted in the same PR per REVIEW.md; I confirmed wsa_get_last_error had no other callers and init_c_int still has other users so isn't newly dead. No CODEOWNERS entries cover the changed paths, and there are no outstanding reviewer objections in the timeline.
…tors Remove the Windows `get_errno(rc)` (which ignored `rc` and read GetLastError() through an Option-returning table) and the other lossy helpers (`get_last_errno`, `get_last_error`, `WSAGetLastError() -> Option<E>`, `Win32ErrorUnwrap`, the `from_libuv` flag on `bun_sys::Error`). - `Win32Error::to_system_errno()`/`to_e()` are total: SUCCESS -> SUCCESS, table hit -> errno, anything else -> EUNKNOWN. Add the one libuv row the table lacked (ERROR_BAD_EXE_FORMAT -> EFTYPE). - `Error::from_win32(code, tag)` builds the error for a failed Win32 call; every Windows site that read GetLastError() into an error uses it. - `Error::from_libuv(rc, tag)` stores the translated errno; libuv return codes outside libuv's table map to EUNKNOWN instead of None/raw values. - `bun_errno::last_error()` for cross-platform "errno of the call that just failed". Fixes os.setPriority on Windows reporting success for a nonexistent pid (it read GetLastError() instead of the libuv return code), UDP setsockopt errors with an unmapped Winsock code surfacing as code "SUCCESS", and fs.cp reporting unmapped CopyFileW failures as ENOENT.
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5806-5817: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
uv_statfsstill tags failures asTag::openinstead ofTag::statfs.
sys::Error::from_libuv(rc as c_int, sys::Tag::open)reports the wrong syscall name for a failedfs.statfs/fs.statfsSyncon Windows. Node-compatible code readserr.syscallto identify the failing operation; a Windowsstatfsfailure will show"open"instead of"statfs". This is a one-line fix and does not depend on the rest of the Windows error-conversion refactor in this file.🐛 Proposed fix
pub(crate) fn uv_statfs( &mut self, args: &args::StatFS, req: &mut uv::fs_t, rc: i64, ) -> Maybe<ret::StatFS> { if rc < 0 { return Err( - sys::Error::from_libuv(rc as c_int, sys::Tag::open).with_path(args.path.slice()) + sys::Error::from_libuv(rc as c_int, sys::Tag::statfs).with_path(args.path.slice()) ); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/runtime/node/node_os.rs`:
- Around line 1376-1383: Update set_priority1 to propagate every non-success
result returned by set_process_priority_impl as SystemError, including EUNKNOWN,
rather than treating unrecognized errors as success; preserve the existing
handling for ESRCH, EACCES, and EPERM. Add a Windows regression test in the
existing node OS test coverage using a priority value within the valid -20..19
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In `@src/sys_jsc/error_jsc.rs`:
- Line 66: Update the conversion surrounding Error::from_libuv to validate
to_int32() returns 1..=i32::MAX before negating it; reject or handle zero,
negative values, and i32::MIN without invoking negation, while preserving the
existing valid-error path.
In `@src/sys/Error.rs`:
- Around line 289-298: Update the Windows IntoErrnoInt for i32 and
Error::from_code_int paths to route negative libuv values through
Error::from_libuv and Win32 values through Error::from_win32, preserving
canonical errno resolution instead of storing the absolute value as a
discriminant. Add a Windows regression test covering UV_ENOENT and verifying
get_errno() returns the canonical ENOENT.
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In `@src/runtime/node/node_fs.rs`:
- Around line 5806-5817: Update the error conversion in uv_statfs so failed
Windows statfs operations use sys::Tag::statfs instead of sys::Tag::open,
preserving the existing path and return behavior.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
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src/spawn/process.rs— nit: comments still describe the removedfrom_libuvfield/deferred-translation mechanism this PR deletes — sweep:`from_libuv`finds both instances (src/spawn/process.rs:2082 and src/runtime/webcore/blob/copy_file.rs:1697). Fix: reword or drop the stale sentences so they no longer claimfrom_uv_rc"setsfrom_libuv" or defers translation to display;from_uv_rcnow translates the code at construction time. [also at: src/sys/Error.rs:29 - nit: removing thefrom_libuvfield left stale comments that still describe it as being set — sweep:`from_libuv.*is…]Extended reasoning...
The PR removes the
from_libuv: boolfield frombun_sys::Errorand moves libuv→errno translation into the constructor (Error::from_libuv/from_uv_rc), soerrnois always a translated discriminant. Two pre-existing comments were written for the old design and are now factually wrong: src/spawn/process.rs:2082 says "from_uv_rcsetsfrom_libuvso display goes through the checked uv→errno translator", and src/runtime/webcore/blob/copy_file.rs:1697 says "Route throughError::from_uv_rcsofrom_libuvis set and translation is deferred to display". Neither statement is true after this change. REVIEW.md requires deleting what a PR makes dead in the same PR, and CLAUDE.md flags noise/misleading comments; these actively describe a mechanism that no longer exists.Verification: nit — The PR deletes the
from_libuv: boolfield frombun_sys::Error(src/sys/Error.rs diff removes#[cfg(windows)] pub from_libuv: boolat old line 30-31) and rewritesfrom_uv_rcto translate at construction time viaError::from_libuv→translate_uv_error_to_e(src/sys/Error.rs:141-142). Two comments describing the removed mechanism are now factually wrong: -… | nit — Both cited…
…, finish the conversion - Win32Error::to_e()/to_system_errno(): SUCCESS (a failure that set no code) is EUNKNOWN like any other unmapped value; callers that need to know whether the call succeeded compare the Win32Error first. Error::from_win32 is now just from_code(code.to_e()); add windows::last_errno() for errno-only consumers. Win32Error::get() saturates codes above 0xFFFF instead of truncating. - Convert the remaining GetLastError sites (read/pread/write/pwrite, open_windows_device_path, symlink_w, install, standalone, create) and the remaining hand-built libuv errors (node_fs futime/mkdtemp/realpath/ utime/lutime, write_file, copy_file, sys::utime/pipe) to from_win32 / rc.to_error(tag). NodeFS uv_* handlers take ReturnCodeI64. NTSTATUS errors at the touched sites go through Error::new(rc, tag). - Delete Error::from_uv_rc, ReturnCode::err_enum, the WSAGetLastError/ WSASetLastError externs, the dead SystemErrnoInit impls, the sysErrorNameFromLibuv testing hook, and translate_uv_error_to_e's "-errno as discriminant" fallback. IntoErrnoInt for i32 and from_code_int no longer take an absolute value on Windows. - net: a unix-path connect that fails on Windows reports ENOENT when the path does not exist for any Winsock code, not only WSAECONNREFUSED (fixes socket.test.ts / test-net-better-error-messages-path.js). - os.setPriority: report every non-success errno, with syscall uv_os_setpriority. fs.statfs errors on Windows are tagged statfs.
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In `@src/runtime/socket/Listener.rs`:
- Around line 1623-1627: Use WSAGetLastError() instead of Win32Error::get() in
the Listener error conversion, while preserving an errno fallback for uSockets
validation paths that set only errno; update udp_socket.rs lines 2541-2544 to
read errors with WSAGetLastError() and clear them via WSASetLastError(0), using
the existing conversion behavior at both sites.
In `@src/sys/Error.rs`:
- Around line 127-134: Update Process::on_exit_uv to route negative libuv
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Beyond the inline finding, I grepped every remaining from_code_int caller for the same negative-value shape — all others pass a positive errno (POSIX last_errno(), linux_syscall positive-errno results, or libc::E* constants), so on_exit_uv is the only site affected. The E_UNKNOWN ↔ SystemErrno::EUNKNOWN compile-time assert from the earlier nit is now in src/errno/windows_errno.rs.
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The confirmed finding covers the one Windows-gated call site that still hands a negative libuv code to the now-unified from_code_int (which debug_asserts non-negative and truncates in release). I audited every other from_code_int call site across the tree to check whether the same class of bug appears elsewhere: the remaining callers are all POSIX-only or pass known-positive constants/last_errno(), so no sibling is affected. The prior optional nit about the bare E_UNKNOWN = 134 literal was addressed by a const _: () = assert!(E::UNKNOWN as u16 == uv::E_UNKNOWN) in src/errno/windows_errno.rs, so drift now fails to compile. Nothing else new to add on this push.
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src/spawn/process.rs— On Windowson_exit_uvstill passes the negative libuvexit_statustobun_sys::Error::from_code_int, which this PR changed todebug_assert!(errno >= 0)+errno as u16; aGetExitCodeProcessfailure (libuv setsexit_statusto aUV_E*negative) now panics in debug and stores a garbage discriminant in release, whereas base stored the raw magnitude without asserting. Fix: route this arm through the new libuv constructor, e.g.Status::Err(bun_sys::Error::from_libuv(exit_status as c_int, bun_sys::Tag::waitpid)), and audit any other Windowsfrom_code_intcaller that can receive an OS-supplied negative.Extended reasoning...
on_exit_uv(src/spawn/process.rs:540,#[cfg(windows)]) is libuv'suv_exit_cb. libuv'ssrc/win/process.c::exit_wait_callbacksetsexit_status = uv_translate_sys_error(GetLastError())(a negativeUV_E*) whenGetExitCodeProcessfails, so theelsearm at line 596 runs withexit_status < 0. Line 601 callsfrom_code_int(i32::try_from(exit_status).expect(...), Tag::waitpid)with e.g. -4092. Basefrom_code_inton Windows didInt::try_from(errno.unsigned_abs()).unwrap()→ 4092 (a bogus but non-crashing errno). After this PR (src/sys/Error.rs:127-133) the function is platform-uniform:debug_assert!((0..=u16::MAX).contains(&errno))fires in debug, and release does-4092 as u16= 61444. The inline comment at :599-600 ("route through the libuv→bun errno map via the i32 ctor") describes the removed semantics; the PR migrated every other negative-rc Windows caller toError::from_libuv/ReturnCodeExt::to_errorbut missed this one.Verification: normal — src/spawn/process.rs:596-604 (unchanged by this PR) still calls
bun_sys::Error::from_code_int(i32::try_from(exit_status).expect("int cast"), Tag::waitpid)on theelsearm, whose own comment at :598 states "libuv exit_status is negative (a-UV_E*code) on this arm". This PR's src/sys/Error.rs diff removes the WindowsInt::try_from(errno.unsigned_abs()).unwrap()branch from…
- ReturnCodeExt: err_enum_e is the one required method, to_error is derived; delete ReturnCode::errno/ReturnCodeI64::errno, E_UNKNOWN, Error::from_libuv, ReturnCodeExt::as_err, IntoErrnoInt for i32/u16, the windows::translate_ntstatus_to_errno alias, and the POSIX SystemErrno::to_e shim (Error::get_errno uses E::from_raw). - The uv_process exit callback passed a negative libuv status to from_code_int; route it through translate_uv_error_to_e. - bun_errno::last_error() is SUCCESS when no code is recorded on both platforms; windows::last_errno() -> last_system_errno() (the CRT last_errno() keeps its name). Win32Error::from_ntstatus saturates like get(). NTSTATUS sites use Error::new(rc, tag). - os.setPriority uses a real Tag::uv_os_setpriority; remaining libuv error sites in copy_file/write_file use to_error; comment fixes.
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- os.setPriority builds its SystemError from Error::to_system_error() so Tag::uv_os_setpriority supplies errno/code/syscall; only the message differs from the generic form. - net connect on Windows reads bun_sys::last_error() instead of an inline match; the two NtCreateFile open paths spell their error as Error::from_win32 with a comment on why they keep the Rtl mapping; From<Error> for SystemErrno is to_zig_err(). - Drop comments that were wrong (rm EFAULT "Node parity") or restated ownership in the node_fs uv callbacks.
…of saturating (#40864) ### What does this PR do? Follow-up to #40860. `GetLastError()` occasionally holds an `HRESULT` rather than a plain Win32 code (shell/COM/filter-driver paths). #40860 made `Win32Error::get()` saturate any value above `0xFFFF` to an unmapped code, so e.g. `0x80070005` (`HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED)`) became `EUNKNOWN`; before #40860 the low word was taken, which was right for `FACILITY_WIN32` (`0x8007xxxx`) values by accident and wrong for every other facility. `Win32Error::from_u32` now unwraps the `FACILITY_WIN32` case to its Win32 code and saturates everything else; `Win32Error::get()`, `Win32Error::from_ntstatus()` and `SystemErrno::init(u32)` all go through it. ### How did you verify your code works? Unit assertions in `src/sys/windows/mod.rs` (`from_u32(0x80070005)` → EPERM, `from_u32(0x80004005)` → EUNKNOWN, `from_u32(5)` == `ACCESS_DENIED`); `cargo check --workspace --tests` for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc and the Linux host. None of the Win32 APIs Bun calls on these paths are documented to set an HRESULT last-error, so there is no JS-level repro.
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On Windows,
get_errno(rc)ignoredrc, readGetLastError(), and mapped it through anOption-returning table, so a code with no row (e.g.ERROR_BAD_NET_NAMEfromCopyFileWto a missing share) came back asSUCCESS, andfs.copyFile/copyFileSync/fs.promises.copyFilereported success for a copy that never happened. Node throwsUNKNOWN(errno -4094).This removes that mechanism; each kind of Windows error code now has one total conversion:
Error::from_win32(Win32Error::get(), tag)/windows::last_system_errno()/Win32Error::to_e(); an unmapped code →EUNKNOWN(as libuv'suv_translate_sys_errordoes) and so does 0 (a failure that set no code) — callers that may have succeeded compare theWin32Errorfirst. Adds the missingERROR_BAD_EXE_FORMAT → EFTYPErow;Win32Error::get()saturates instead of truncating.get_errno/GetErrno,get_last_errno,get_last_error,WSAGetLastError,Win32ErrorUnwrapand theerrno_sys_p(0, …)idiom are gone on Windows.rc.to_error(tag)/rc.errno()(translatedE); the raw-u16ReturnCode::errno()/err_enum()and thefrom_libuvflag onbun_sys::Errorare gone; a negative code libuv does not define isEUNKNOWN, not success;Error::new/from_code_intno longer take an absolute value.Error::new(rc, tag)via the curated table (the twoNtCreateFileopen paths keep theRtlNtStatusToDosErrormapping so a bad name staysENOENT).get_errno(rc);bun_errno::last_error()is the cross-platform errno /GetLastError()asE.Other user-visible changes (Windows unless noted):
os.setPriorityon a nonexistent pid reported success (it readGetLastError()instead of the libuv code); nowESRCH. On all platforms itssyscallisuv_os_setpriority(wasuv_os_getpriority),EPERMcarries its own errno (was ESRCH's), and other errnos are no longer swallowed. Supersedes node:os: fix setPriority silently succeeding for bogus pid on Windows #35942.Bun.write, and a failedGetExitCodeProcesscarried rawUV_E*codes (code: "UV_EPIPE", message "unknown error"); now errnos.fs.cpunmappedCopyFileW/GetFileAttributesWfailureENOENT→EUNKNOWN; its symlink branch reports the source path andENAMETOOLONGfor an over-long resolved path.fs.statfserrors carrysyscall: "statfs"(was"open").setsockopt/sendfailing with an unmapped Winsock code producedcode: "SUCCESS"; nowEUNKNOWN.net.connect/Bun.connectto a unix path reportsENOENTwhenever the path does not exist (previously only forWSAECONNREFUSED), and an unmapped code with an existing path isEUNKNOWN(wasENOENT);Bun.serve({unix})listen failure with an unmapped code isEUNKNOWN(was the generic EADDRINUSE message).fs.watchstart failure and handle close with an unmapped code wereEINVAL/EPERM, a code-lessMoveFileExWfailure in the resolver was ignored,bun install/bun create/bun build --compileprinted a generic message; all nowEUNKNOWN. NtClose/NtQueryDirectoryFile errors use the curated NTSTATUS table (e.g.STATUS_DELETE_PENDING→EBUSY, wasEPERM). An fd thatuv_guess_handlecannot classify but that set no error is treated as a file (that branch existed but was unreachable).rmdirfallback infs.rmand thesysErrorNameFromLibuvinternal test hook (translateUVErrorToEcovers it).#40783 touches the same helpers (
impl_get_errno_libc,resolve_system_errno, the node_fserrno_sys*bodies, and it adds POSIXError::new(u16, …)callers while this removesIntoErrnoInt for u16); whichever lands second needs a hand rebase.How did you verify your code works?
test/js/node/fs/fs.test.ts—copyFileSync > throws for a destination on a nonexistent UNC share:copyFileSync,copyFile,promises.copyFileto\\localhost\<missing share>$\…fail withcode: "EUNKNOWN",syscall: "copyfile",errno: -4094. Fails on Windows canary, passes on a Windows x64 debug build of this branch.test/js/node/os/os.test.js—setPriority throws ESRCH for a nonexistent pid(asserts message/syscall/info); fails on Windows canary, passes here and on POSIX.test/js/node/fs/fs.test.ts—fs.statfs on a missing path fails with ENOENT and syscall statfs(fails on Windows canary:syscall: "open"), andcopyFileSync > throws ENOENT with syscall, path and dest for a destination in a missing directory(mapped-code coverage, all platforms).translate-uv-error-windows.test.tsgainstranslateUVErrorToE(-2)→EUNKNOWN(a negated errno is not a libuv code).socket.test.tsunix connect failure andtest-net-better-error-messages-path.jspass on the Windows build.cargo check --workspacefor x86_64-pc-windows-msvc, x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu, aarch64-apple-darwin, x86_64-unknown-freebsd.