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Status: reproduced on bun 1.4.1. This PR fixes it.
Rebased onto the head of #40180 (b21031b) on 2026-09-24. #40180 lands first. Its six commits come first in this PR, unchanged. Review the last three commits. That head pins two orders with tests, and this PR keeps both: Earlier reviews found three hangs with one cause, and all three are fixed. Latest push (b4dfac5), tests only. The tests for a smaller window now sit inside the The PR body now has a Downsides section with measured costs: +16 bytes for each session, and +580 bytes in the windows-x64 release binary. |
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In `@src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs`:
- Line 4536: Restore the 31-bit range validation in set_local_window_size by
rejecting windowSize values outside 0..=MAX_WINDOW_SIZE before converting or
updating LocalWindow, keeping engine and peer window state consistent.
- Around line 4547-4553: Update the receive-window change handling around
engine.apply_recv_window_change and pending_recv_window_change so change is
recorded or applied before any transport write that may synchronously re-enter
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Http2Session.setLocalWindowSize(n) raised the local initial window size to n without sending a SETTINGS frame. The engine sized every new stream receive window from that value and waited for n/2 bytes before it sent a stream WINDOW_UPDATE, while the peer still stopped at the 65535 bytes it was told. Any body larger than the advertised stream window stalled. Only the connection-level window moves now, like nghttp2 with stream id 0. session.state.localWindowSize used to read the raised setting. It now reports the connection receive window the peer may still use, mirrored from the engine, and effectiveRecvDataLength reports the bytes consumed since the last WINDOW_UPDATE.
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setLocalWindowSize() wrote the WINDOW_UPDATE and then grew the engine's connection window. A JS transport can deliver the peer's answer from inside that write. DATA sent against the new credit then found the old window, and the engine closed a compliant peer's session with FLOW_CONTROL_ERROR. The window now grows first. The engine also updates the mirrored window before it writes its own WINDOW_UPDATE, so session.state is current for code that runs inside that write. Tests: session.state during a transfer, a shrink, and both write orders. The transfer tests use a 200000 byte body and call setLocalWindowSize() after 'connect', as node requires. Drop two assertions that could not fail, and shorten the comments the first commit added.
Tests: a call inside the 'stream' handler (the engine is busy, so the growth waits), a call between two reads (the growth reaches the engine at once), and session.state at 'end' of a transfer with a grown window. The second one fails when grow_recv_window() stops updating the mirrored window. The comments in set_local_window_size and get_current_state now link the nghttp2 code they follow.
… failure A session that failed or closed before 'connect', 'remoteSettings' or the request HEADERS left the test waiting for its timeout with no error text. Each wait now rejects on the session's 'error' and 'close'.
…sts' waits A session or a stream can emit 'close' with no 'error'. Every emitter the tests wait on now rejects the wait when it closes early.
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…e() decreases it A smaller setLocalWindowSize() now works like nghttp2's recv_reduction. Nothing goes on the wire. The peer may still fill the window it was told about, and the first old - new of those bytes earn no WINDOW_UPDATE. A later raise repays the withheld credit first and sends only the rest. Before, a decrease was ignored, and the next raise sent the whole difference from the smaller value. After setLocalWindowSize(0) and setLocalWindowSize(2 ** 31 - 1), the connection window of the peer went above 2^31-1, so a compliant peer ended the session with FLOW_CONTROL_ERROR. After setLocalWindowSize(20) and setLocalWindowSize(1 << 20), bun sent a WINDOW_UPDATE of 1048556 where node sends 983041. The binding keeps the requested size and the reduction (LocalWindow), because setLocalWindowSize() can run while a read borrows the engine. Every change goes into a queue before any write, and the engine pulls the queue: before it reads, and before each WINDOW_UPDATE check. A raise that repays credit the peer already used sends that credit at once. A write can run JS: cork() flushes what another session corked, and a JS transport runs its _write at once. That JS can read into the same session, resume one of its streams, or call setLocalWindowSize() again, and it finds the engine borrowed. with_idle_engine() and the engine's batch end (replenish_windows) do that deferred work: they read what a re-entrant read() queued, and they run another pass while their own writes defer a call. set_local_window_size also rejects a size outside 0..=2^31-1.
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…ilure The tests for a smaller window now sit inside the setLocalWindowSize() describe block and share its ready(), frame() and frameReader() helpers. Each wait rejects when its session or stream fails or closes early. One helper makes the second session on a JS transport that three tests use. With the decrease in effect, the peer of "a smaller size keeps the window the peer already has" gets 20 bytes for each round trip after the first 65535. Its body is now 65535 + 200 bytes, ten round trips, not 1724.
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Fixes #43893
Stacked on #40180, which lands first. Review the last three commits.
Problem
setLocalWindowSize(0), thensetLocalWindowSize(2**31-1), ends the session. Bun adds +2147483647 to the peer's 65535: FLOW_CONTROL_ERROR (RFC 9113 §6.9.1).H2FrameParser::set_local_window_size(src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs) ignores a decrease. For 20, then1 << 20, bun sends +1048556 where node sends +983041.Fix
recv_reduction, as in node. The nextold - newbytes earn no WINDOW_UPDATE, and a raise repays them first.LocalWindow). The engine takes queued changes before each read and WINDOW_UPDATE. That fixes node:http2: setLocalWindowSize() inside a frame callback can end the session with FLOW_CONTROL_ERROR on a synchronous JS transport #43893.with_idle_engine()runs what JS deferred during a WINDOW_UPDATE write: a session read, or a resumed stream.test/js/node/http2/node-http2.test.js, fourteen fail on main and on node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180. Alsotest/js/node/http2/. Self-reviewed: 7 concerns, all addressed.Background
local_window_size(wanted),recv_window_size(used credit) andrecv_reduction(withheld credit). WINDOW_UPDATE only adds credit.H2FrameParserholds the engine in aRefCellthat a read borrows. JS calls during a read are queued.Downsides
setLocalWindowSize(20), the peer gets 20 bytes for each round trip once its 65535 are used.H2FrameParser, now 1448). Each read batch: two 16-byteCelltakes, two flag swaps, no allocation. Release binary: +580 bytes (windows-x64).Notes
Reproduction: the script from the report (a raw server that logs connection WINDOW_UPDATE increments, and a client that calls
setLocalWindowSize(20)and thensetLocalWindowSize(1 << 20)):state.localWindowSize[983041][1048556][1048556][983041]The teardown, with a bun client and a bun server in one process: bun 1.4.1 gets GOAWAY with code 3 (FLOW_CONTROL_ERROR) and
ERR_HTTP2_SESSION_ERROR. Node and this PR get the response, andstate.localWindowSizeis 2147483645 in both.Who calls this with a smaller value: on bun, the known callers raise the window. grpc-js calls it only for a value above 65535. undici uses its
connectionWindowSizeoption (default 512 KiB). http2-wrapper asks for 4 MiB. After http2: increase default window sizes nodejs/node#64623, the default connection window of node is 32 MiB, so that http2-wrapper call is a decrease on node. Bun still starts at 65535.setLocalWindowSize()takes one of three paths. The engine is not created yet (before the first read), the engine is borrowed (a frame callback), or the engine is free (between reads). A temporary log confirmed that the three variants of the first test cover one path each.A raise that the withheld credit covers sends nothing while the peer has window left. For 20, then 30000, node and this PR send no WINDOW_UPDATE, and
localWindowSizestays 65535. Main sends +29980.A raise after the peer used the withheld credit: the peer sends its 65535 bytes after a decrease to 0, and the raise comes between reads. For a raise to 100000, node and this PR send +34465 and then +65535 at once. For a raise to 65535, node sends nothing, and its transfer stalls. This PR sends +65535. The first version of this PR waited for the next inbound frame.
The last test covers a decrease in a PING callback, with 40000 bytes of DATA after the PING in the same read. Node withholds all 40000 bytes (
localWindowSize25535). Without the engine-side take, the WINDOW_UPDATE check at the end of the read used the old size and granted 40000.A write can run JS:
cork()flushes the output of another session, and a JS transport runs its_writeat once. AsetLocalWindowSize()call from there goes into the same queue, so the outer change applies first. The testa setLocalWindowSize() call from inside a transport writecovers this. With the queue applied late, it sends[10]where two calls in a row send[10, 65525].set_local_window_sizerejects a size outside 0..=2^31-1. The JS layer checks the range first.Interop: a 70000 byte upload and a 70000 byte response, with both windows lowered to 20. All four pairs of bun and node finish, and the final
statematches node.As in node,
state.localWindowSizeis the window that the peer still has, so a decrease alone does not lower it.A review found a hang in an earlier version of this PR.
set_local_window_sizelet the engine write a WINDOW_UPDATE while it held the engine borrow. With two sessions in one process overduplexPair(), that write flushed the other session's corked PING into this session.read()found the engine borrowed and only queued the bytes, and nothing read them until the next frame came in. main does not hang there, because it writes before it borrows. The testframes that arrive while setLocalWindowSize() writes its WINDOW_UPDATE are readtimes out on that version, and also when the drain is removed fromwith_idle_engine(). It fails on main and on node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180.A second review finding, same cause: JS inside that write can resume a paused stream of the same session.
set_stream_readingthen finds the engine borrowed and leaves its stream WINDOW_UPDATE to the batch end, but this holder had none. A deferred call now setsengine_work_deferred, andwith_idle_engine()runsreplenish_windows()while that flag is set. The flag keeps_read()free of the scan over all streams. The testa stream resumed while setLocalWindowSize() writes its WINDOW_UPDATE gets its window backgetsstreamIncrements: []without the fix. It needs large windows: under default windows the peer can send 65535 bytes, one less than the 64 KiB that a stream buffers, so the stream never pauses natively.A third review finding, same cause: JS inside a WINDOW_UPDATE write of the batch end itself can call
setLocalWindowSize()or resume a stream. That call came too late for the pass that was running.replenish_windows()now loops: each pass first takesengine_work_deferred, and it runs again if its own writes deferred a call. Soreceive()andwith_idle_engine()get this through one function. The testa setLocalWindowSize() call from inside a batch-end write takes effect in that batchgetsincrements: []without the fix. It passes on main and on node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180 alone, where the batch end sends that update itself, because nothing is withheld. A session on a native socket cannot reach this case: bun flushes every cork when a JS callback returns to native code. The test runs the session on aduplexPair(), where the read runs inside a JS call.The resumed-stream test failed on both Windows lanes of build 120069. That was a flaw in the test.
read()returned only the first buffered chunk, and on Windows that chunk was small, soread()never reached_read(). The test now reads the whole buffer, and it sizes the windows (stream 200000, connection 150000, 120000 bytes of DATA) so that the stream pauses before its update comes due, however the transport splits the reads. On a Windows machine, all 23setLocalWindowSize()tests pass in five runs, and the whole file passes (413 pass, 6 skip).rewrite_read()only applies queued window changes beforereceive()and writes nothing there. A write at that point could put a re-entrant read ahead of the bytes of the current read.set_stream_readinghad the same shape before this PR (replenish_streamwrites under the borrow), so it useswith_idle_engine()too. That site has no failing test: in my attempt the deferred stream WINDOW_UPDATE went out before the other session had a corked frame. The helper changes nothing there unless bytes were queued during the call.Not fixed here, older than this PR:
cork()resets its offset after it takes the cork from another session, so a frame that the flush's JS corked for this session is lost (node:http2: a frame is lost when a session takes the cork from another session whose transport _write writes to it #43538). A nestedsetLocalWindowSize()raise with a positive increment loses its WINDOW_UPDATE that way, on main too. The engine path of this PR avoids it: a nested change stays queued until the outer write returns.RecvWindow::applycallsgrow(), which node:http2: apply INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE changes to open streams #41329 also calls for stream windows. This PR and node:http2: apply INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE changes to open streams #41329 conflict in one hunk ofh2_frame_parser.rs: node:http2: apply INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE changes to open streams #41329 moves the sync section ofrewrite_read()intosync_engine(). The PR that lands second moves theapply_recv_window_changes()call into that function.Rebased onto main after build: link the Rust crates' rlibs directly; no libbun_runtime.a #43650. That PR made the h2 engine
pub(crate), and the workspace lintunreachable_pub = "deny"then rejected the plainpubitems here:RecvWindow::apply,RecvWindowChange,RecvWindowChange::increment,LocalWindow,LocalWindow::resizeandConnection::sync_recv_window. They arepub(crate)now. Struct fields staypub, as on main. The earlier commits of this PR are one commit now.Rebased onto the head of node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180 (b21031b) on 2026-09-24. Its six commits come first on this branch, unchanged. node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180 lands first, and its Notes name this PR as the owner of the accounting after a decrease. That head pins two orders with tests, and this PR keeps both.
replenish_connection_windowmirrors the window before it writes, sosession.stateis current inside the write. Aread()that re-enters inside the WINDOW_UPDATE write ofsetLocalWindowSize()takes the queued change beforereceive(), so the engine checks that DATA against the new window. With each of the two lines reverted, exactly the matching node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180 test fails.node:http2: setLocalWindowSize() inside a frame callback can end the session with FLOW_CONTROL_ERROR on a synchronous JS transport #43893:
setLocalWindowSize()inside a frame callback, on a transport that delivers the peer's answer synchronously. On node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180 the read that re-enters is queued, and the drain loop ofrewrite_read()fed it to the engine before the window growth was applied, so a body of 65536 bytes ended the session with FLOW_CONTROL_ERROR. Here the engine takes queued changes at the end of each batch, which is before that drain. The script from the issue printsreceivedfor 65535, 65536 and 100000 bytes on this branch, and an error for the last two on node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180. Node aborts on that transport with its own assertion, so there is no node result. The testaccepts DATA that answers a setLocalWindowSize() call made inside a frame callbackis that script.No user reported either case.
Measurements for Downsides, against the head of node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180.
size_of::<H2FrameParser>()is 1432 bytes there and 1448 bytes here (read from a temporaryconstassertion, linux-x64). Release builds on windows-x64,llvm-size -A:.text63735611 to 63736123 (+512),.rdata19938624 to 19938688 (+64),.reloc+4, 580 bytes in all. The file grows by 512 bytes (87818752 to 87819264). For each read batch the engine callstake_recv_window_change()twice (a 16-byteCelltake and a compare) andtake_deferred()twice (aCell<bool>swap). node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180 already has one such take beforereceive().The tests for a smaller window sit in a nested
describeinside the block of node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180, and they use itsready(),frame()andframeReader()helpers. Each wait rejects when its session or stream emitserror, or emitsclosebefore the result is in. In a scratch test, a peer that drops the socket rejects the wait in 387 ms withclosed before the test had its result. The old wiring waited for the test timeout there.With the decrease in effect, the test
a smaller size keeps the window the peer already hasof node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180 got slow. After the first 65535 bytes its peer gets 20 bytes for each round trip, so the 100000 byte body took 1724 round trips (1548 ms on the debug build). The body is now 65535 + 200 bytes: ten round trips, 157 ms. The test still passes on node:http2: keep setLocalWindowSize() off SETTINGS_INITIAL_WINDOW_SIZE #40180 alone.h2-conformance.test.tsfailed once in a GC count test (stream release after a queued END_STREAM, 5 live streams where the limit is 3). It does not callsetLocalWindowSize(). It passed in three filtered runs and in two runs of the whole file.Also run with the debug build:
node-http2.test.js, the other files intest/js/node/http2/, andtest-http2-client-setLocalWindowSize.js,test-http2-server-setLocalWindowSize.js,test-http2-window-size.js,test-http2-session-stream-state.js,test-http2-misbehaving-flow-control.js,test-http2-window-update-overflow.jsand 19 moretest-http2-*files.cargo clippy -p bun_runtimeis clean.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 4 files touched
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