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Bun.spawn({stdin: stream}) accepted a locked ReadableStream, a stream
that errored in start(), and a stream whose first chunks were not bytes.
The pump promise behind the stdin FileSink rejected before spawn
returned. Nothing held that promise, so the child got EOF, exited 0, and
the rejection escaped as an unhandled rejection after the script ended.
FileSink::assign_to_stream now returns JsResult. When the pump promise
is already rejected it marks it handled, tears the sink down, and throws
the rejection reason, so Bun.spawn throws synchronously.
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Status: ready for review. The diff is complete at 0a628ab. Reproduced on bun 1.4.2, 1.4.3-canary and main (Linux x64) with three stdin streams: locked via With this change CI (build 111782 at 0a628ab): both spawn stdin test files pass on every lane. The four red jobs are unrelated to this diff: the Overlap: #36236 changes the same |
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…returns Throw after the Subprocess is fully wired and watched, then kill the child with the configured signal. The exit handler reaps it. Clear the onExit, onDisconnect and ipc callbacks first, since the caller never receives this Subprocess.
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…-reap path A direct stream whose pull() throws made JSSink::assign_to_stream return an exception. That went through the Writable::init error arm, which detaches the child without a kill. Wrap the exception in a handled rejected promise so spawn kills and reaps the child like the other pump failures.
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1705-1705: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftKill and reap the child for direct stdin setup errors.
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JSSink::assign_to_streamreturns this error,Writable::initexits beforeset_exit_handlerandwatch. Its existing cleanup path callsprocess.detach()without killing the child. A command such assleep 5can continue afterBun.spawnthrows. Route this failure through cleanup that sendssubprocess.kill_signaland reaps the child. Add a locked-stream cleanup regression test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The zombie concern from the earlier review is addressed: the throw now happens post-watch() so try_kill works and the child is reaped, and the new ps-polling test covers it. Beyond the inline finding, I also checked whether the handle_reject_stream(...)? at FileSink.rs:1753 can re-open the pre-watch Err path via a throwing cancel() — an already-errored stream's cancel is not invoked, so it does not.
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The new commit reworked the fix in response to the prior review: assign_to_stream now returns the rejected promise as Ok (marked handled, sink torn down) rather than throwing, and spawn_maybe_sync checks it after watch() has run, kills the child, clears the callback slots, and throws. This resolves the earlier zombie-leak objection and adds a test that polls ps for reaping. The remaining inline finding covers the socket-fd downgrade invariant that the new post-watch return Err now sits below; nothing further to add in the body.
…andoff The throw sat below the block that downgrades 'socket-fd' slots to UnownedFd on the assumption that the caller receives the Subprocess. The caller never did, so finalize_streams skipped the slot and the parent-side socket leaked. Throw before that block.
macOS ps prints the executable path in comm, so the filter never matched there and the assertion could not fail.
A locked stream can never be pumped: the pump's reader acquisition throws on the same predicate is_locked reports. Check it next to the existing is_disturbed check in Stdio::extract and Stdio::extract_body_value, so Bun.spawn throws ERR_INVALID_STATE before fork and leaves the caller's stream untouched. The lock holder can still read it, and a later spawn with the same stream works once the lock is released. Carried over from #38421. The post-fork kill-and-reap path still covers streams that fail inside the pump (errored in start(), non-byte chunk, direct pull() that throws).
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…42609) ### Problem - `Bun.serve()` sends a second `Response` around an already sent `ReadableStream` as a `200` with an empty body. The `error` handler does not run. - A native sink consumer (`Bun.serve()`, a `fetch()` upload, `Bun.write()`, `Bun.spawn()` stdin, S3, `HTMLRewriter`) pumps a JS-backed stream in `BunStreamSource.cpp`. At the end `rsisFinally` (`:853`) releases the reader and `directStreamOnClose` (`:662`) drops the lock: `locked === false`. A `type: "direct"` stream, so every async iterable body, is not disturbed either. `RequestContext.rs:3152` checks the lock alone. - Found by a comparison with node v26.3.0, not by a user report. ### Fix - `rsisBegin` and `readDirectStream` call the new `JSReadableStream::markConsumedAsBody()` once the pump holds the stream. The stream stays locked after the pump lets go. - Behaviour change: after such a consumer took a stream, `getReader()`, `tee()`, `pipeTo()` and `cancel()` fail with a `TypeError`. Body mixin methods (#42116) and natively wired sinks (#42477) already do this. Neither is released. - `pipeTo()`, async iteration and `Bun.readableStreamTo*()` do not reach these pumps and still unlock. - Verified: `web-stream-state.test.ts` (30 new tests fail on main), `body.test.ts` (12), `serve-reused-response.test.ts` (2). Self-reviewed: 3 concerns, 2 addressed, 1 out of scope (Notes). ### Background - A JSSink is a native sink (`HTTPResponseSink`, `FileSink`). `JSSink::assign_to_stream` pumps a stream into it. - `readStreamIntoSink` reads through a default reader. `readDirectStream` gives the sink to the `pull()` of a direct stream. - `m_consumedAsBody` (#42116) is a bit that `isReadableStreamLocked()` includes and nothing clears. The fetch spec never releases the reader of a body. <details><summary>Notes</summary> **The rule.** A consumer that takes a stream as a body keeps it locked: the body mixin methods (#42116), `to_any_blob` lifts (#42516), natively wired `ByteStream`/`FileReader` sinks (#42477), and now the two pumps. A reader at the stream level releases its lock as the Streams spec says. Checked on this branch: `pipeTo()`, `pipeThrough()`, `for await`, `getReader()` + `releaseLock()`, `Bun.readableStreamToText()`, `Bun.readableStreamToArrayBuffer()`, `stream.text()`, `stream.bytes()`, `stream.json()`, `stream.blob()` all end with `locked === false`. **Scope of the pumps.** `readStreamIntoSink` and `readDirectStream` have one caller, `assignToStream`, which only `JSSinkController__assignToStream` calls (Rust `JSSink::assign_to_stream`: `HTTPResponseSink` and its TLS and HTTP/3 siblings, `FetchRequestBodySink`, `NetworkSink`, `FileSink`, `RewriterPipe`). **State on main.** The lock state after the hand-off depends on how the pump ended. A clean end and a sink that closes early (client gone, aborted upload, child exited) go through `rsisFinish` and release the reader one microtask after the stream closes. A producer error goes through `rsisAbrupt`, which orphans the reader, so that stream stays locked. A direct stream is never disturbed. **Repro (the user-visible part).** ```js const stream = new ReadableStream({ start(c) { c.enqueue(new TextEncoder().encode("payload")); c.close(); } }); const responses = [new Response(stream), new Response(stream)]; await using server = Bun.serve({ port: 0, fetch: () => responses.shift(), error: e => new Response(e.code, { status: 500 }) }); for (let i = 0; i < 2; i++) { const r = await fetch(server.url); console.log(r.status, JSON.stringify(await r.text())); } // main: 200 "payload", 200 "" // branch: 200 "payload", 500 "ERR_STREAM_CANNOT_PIPE" (Stream already used, please create a new one) ``` For a direct stream `new Response(stream)` per request shows the same on main: `200 "hello"`, `200 ""`, `500`. On this branch the second `new Response(stream)` throws `Body object should not be disturbed or locked`. **Other observable changes.** `request.bodyUsed` after `fetch(request)` with an async iterable body is now `true` (was `false`, the stream was not disturbed). `Bun.readableStreamToText(stream)` on a stream a sink holds rejects with "ReadableStream has already been used" in place of "ReadableStream is locked" (same `ERR_INVALID_STATE`). **Bare streams.** `fetch(url, { body: stream })`, `Bun.write(path, stream)` and `Bun.spawn({ stdin: stream })` keep a bare stream locked too. Natively wired sources already do this for the same calls (`ReadableStream__lockNative` never unlocks, see "errors a Bun.file() stream whose file does not open" from #42477). **node v26.3.0.** `fetch(url, { method: "POST", body: jsStream, duplex: "half" })`: afterwards `locked === true` and `getReader()` throws. The same after an upload that an `AbortSignal` stopped. The other five consumers are Bun APIs with no Node counterpart. **The mark comes after the reader acquisition.** A stream that another reader already holds is not marked. `Bun.serve()`, `fetch()`, `Bun.write()` and `HTMLRewriter` reject such a stream before the pump. `Bun.spawn()` stdin checks only `is_disturbed` (`stdio.rs:388`, `:536`), so a locked stream reaches the pump there. **Out of scope (the concern not addressed).** `rsisFinally` calls `clearStreamControllerSlots` also when the pump never got the lock. `Bun.spawn({ stdin: stream })` with a stream the caller holds through `getReader()` reaches that: the caller's `reader.read()` then never settles. This is the same on main and on this branch. #41532 rejects a locked stdin stream before the pump. **Not covered here.** - A handler that drains or partly reads a stream with its own reader, releases it, and then returns it in a `Response` still gets a `200` with the empty or remaining body. #36110 covers that gate. - Handing the same Node `Readable` or generator object to a second consumer makes a new stream each time. **Changed tests.** Three tests in `bun-write.test.js` (from #42114) read the terminal state through `stream.getReader().closed`. One test in `streams.test.js` (from #33781) polled `ts.readable.locked` to wait for the sink teardown. Both observed the unlock as a means, not as the subject. They use `finished()` from `node:stream/promises` now. The `streams.test.js` test still proves the teardown ran: `desiredSize` reads `null` only after the controller slot is cleared, and reads `0` for a stream that is only closed. **Fail before.** With `src/` from main and `bun bd`: `web-stream-state.test.ts` 30 of 46 fail, `body.test.ts` 12 of 778 fail, `serve-reused-response.test.ts` 2 of 9 fail, and the three `bun-write.test.js` tests fail on the new `locked` assertion. With this branch all pass. On main only the `Bun.serve()` row of "the stdout of a running child" fails: the other four consumers wire a pipe-backed `FileReader` natively. **Built-in JS.** I searched `src/js` for code that touches a stream after a native sink took it. The only `stream.cancel()` on a web stream is `ReadableFromWeb._destroy`, which #42573 handles for the body mixin case. **Earlier reports of the same class.** #7001 (fixed in #7861) and #6860. **Suites run on the debug build.** `test/js/web/streams/{streams,streams-leak,readable-stream-blob-consumed,readable-stream-terminal-barrier-release,transform-stream-leak}`, `test/js/third_party/wpt-streams`, `test/js/web/fetch/{body,body-stream,body-stream-excess,body-clone,body-async-iterator,body-mixin-errors,blob-write,fetch,fetch.stream,fetch-backpressure,fetch-abort-stream-body,fetch-stream-cancel-leak,fetch-redirect,response}`, `test/js/web/request/request`, `test/js/bun/http/{serve,bun-server,serve-reused-response,serve-direct-readable-stream,serve-body-leak,serve-pending-promise-abort-leak,async-iterator-stream,serve-async-stream-client-abort,serve-error-handler-stream,serve-response-stream-sink-leak,serve-stream-body-error,serve-stream-reject-flush-leak}`, `test/js/bun/spawn/{spawn,spawn-stdin-readable-stream}`, `test/js/bun/io/bun-write`, `test/js/workerd/{html-rewriter,html-rewriter-leak}`, `test/js/bun/s3/{s3-stream-cancel-leak,s3-stream-error-gc,s3-upload-stream-gc,s3-write-to-file-sync-close,s3-connection-close}`, `test/js/node/stream/{node-stream,web-stream-state}`, `test/js/node/async_hooks/AsyncLocalStorage`, `test/regression/issue/07001`. 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…ven-sh#42609) ### Problem - `Bun.serve()` sends a second `Response` around an already sent `ReadableStream` as a `200` with an empty body. The `error` handler does not run. - A native sink consumer (`Bun.serve()`, a `fetch()` upload, `Bun.write()`, `Bun.spawn()` stdin, S3, `HTMLRewriter`) pumps a JS-backed stream in `BunStreamSource.cpp`. At the end `rsisFinally` (`:853`) releases the reader and `directStreamOnClose` (`:662`) drops the lock: `locked === false`. A `type: "direct"` stream, so every async iterable body, is not disturbed either. `RequestContext.rs:3152` checks the lock alone. - Found by a comparison with node v26.3.0, not by a user report. ### Fix - `rsisBegin` and `readDirectStream` call the new `JSReadableStream::markConsumedAsBody()` once the pump holds the stream. The stream stays locked after the pump lets go. - Behaviour change: after such a consumer took a stream, `getReader()`, `tee()`, `pipeTo()` and `cancel()` fail with a `TypeError`. Body mixin methods (oven-sh#42116) and natively wired sinks (oven-sh#42477) already do this. Neither is released. - `pipeTo()`, async iteration and `Bun.readableStreamTo*()` do not reach these pumps and still unlock. - Verified: `web-stream-state.test.ts` (30 new tests fail on main), `body.test.ts` (12), `serve-reused-response.test.ts` (2). Self-reviewed: 3 concerns, 2 addressed, 1 out of scope (Notes). ### Background - A JSSink is a native sink (`HTTPResponseSink`, `FileSink`). `JSSink::assign_to_stream` pumps a stream into it. - `readStreamIntoSink` reads through a default reader. `readDirectStream` gives the sink to the `pull()` of a direct stream. - `m_consumedAsBody` (oven-sh#42116) is a bit that `isReadableStreamLocked()` includes and nothing clears. The fetch spec never releases the reader of a body. <details><summary>Notes</summary> **The rule.** A consumer that takes a stream as a body keeps it locked: the body mixin methods (oven-sh#42116), `to_any_blob` lifts (oven-sh#42516), natively wired `ByteStream`/`FileReader` sinks (oven-sh#42477), and now the two pumps. A reader at the stream level releases its lock as the Streams spec says. Checked on this branch: `pipeTo()`, `pipeThrough()`, `for await`, `getReader()` + `releaseLock()`, `Bun.readableStreamToText()`, `Bun.readableStreamToArrayBuffer()`, `stream.text()`, `stream.bytes()`, `stream.json()`, `stream.blob()` all end with `locked === false`. **Scope of the pumps.** `readStreamIntoSink` and `readDirectStream` have one caller, `assignToStream`, which only `JSSinkController__assignToStream` calls (Rust `JSSink::assign_to_stream`: `HTTPResponseSink` and its TLS and HTTP/3 siblings, `FetchRequestBodySink`, `NetworkSink`, `FileSink`, `RewriterPipe`). **State on main.** The lock state after the hand-off depends on how the pump ended. A clean end and a sink that closes early (client gone, aborted upload, child exited) go through `rsisFinish` and release the reader one microtask after the stream closes. A producer error goes through `rsisAbrupt`, which orphans the reader, so that stream stays locked. A direct stream is never disturbed. **Repro (the user-visible part).** ```js const stream = new ReadableStream({ start(c) { c.enqueue(new TextEncoder().encode("payload")); c.close(); } }); const responses = [new Response(stream), new Response(stream)]; await using server = Bun.serve({ port: 0, fetch: () => responses.shift(), error: e => new Response(e.code, { status: 500 }) }); for (let i = 0; i < 2; i++) { const r = await fetch(server.url); console.log(r.status, JSON.stringify(await r.text())); } // main: 200 "payload", 200 "" // branch: 200 "payload", 500 "ERR_STREAM_CANNOT_PIPE" (Stream already used, please create a new one) ``` For a direct stream `new Response(stream)` per request shows the same on main: `200 "hello"`, `200 ""`, `500`. On this branch the second `new Response(stream)` throws `Body object should not be disturbed or locked`. **Other observable changes.** `request.bodyUsed` after `fetch(request)` with an async iterable body is now `true` (was `false`, the stream was not disturbed). `Bun.readableStreamToText(stream)` on a stream a sink holds rejects with "ReadableStream has already been used" in place of "ReadableStream is locked" (same `ERR_INVALID_STATE`). **Bare streams.** `fetch(url, { body: stream })`, `Bun.write(path, stream)` and `Bun.spawn({ stdin: stream })` keep a bare stream locked too. Natively wired sources already do this for the same calls (`ReadableStream__lockNative` never unlocks, see "errors a Bun.file() stream whose file does not open" from oven-sh#42477). **node v26.3.0.** `fetch(url, { method: "POST", body: jsStream, duplex: "half" })`: afterwards `locked === true` and `getReader()` throws. The same after an upload that an `AbortSignal` stopped. The other five consumers are Bun APIs with no Node counterpart. **The mark comes after the reader acquisition.** A stream that another reader already holds is not marked. `Bun.serve()`, `fetch()`, `Bun.write()` and `HTMLRewriter` reject such a stream before the pump. `Bun.spawn()` stdin checks only `is_disturbed` (`stdio.rs:388`, `:536`), so a locked stream reaches the pump there. **Out of scope (the concern not addressed).** `rsisFinally` calls `clearStreamControllerSlots` also when the pump never got the lock. `Bun.spawn({ stdin: stream })` with a stream the caller holds through `getReader()` reaches that: the caller's `reader.read()` then never settles. This is the same on main and on this branch. oven-sh#41532 rejects a locked stdin stream before the pump. **Not covered here.** - A handler that drains or partly reads a stream with its own reader, releases it, and then returns it in a `Response` still gets a `200` with the empty or remaining body. oven-sh#36110 covers that gate. - Handing the same Node `Readable` or generator object to a second consumer makes a new stream each time. **Changed tests.** Three tests in `bun-write.test.js` (from oven-sh#42114) read the terminal state through `stream.getReader().closed`. One test in `streams.test.js` (from oven-sh#33781) polled `ts.readable.locked` to wait for the sink teardown. Both observed the unlock as a means, not as the subject. They use `finished()` from `node:stream/promises` now. The `streams.test.js` test still proves the teardown ran: `desiredSize` reads `null` only after the controller slot is cleared, and reads `0` for a stream that is only closed. **Fail before.** With `src/` from main and `bun bd`: `web-stream-state.test.ts` 30 of 46 fail, `body.test.ts` 12 of 778 fail, `serve-reused-response.test.ts` 2 of 9 fail, and the three `bun-write.test.js` tests fail on the new `locked` assertion. With this branch all pass. On main only the `Bun.serve()` row of "the stdout of a running child" fails: the other four consumers wire a pipe-backed `FileReader` natively. **Built-in JS.** I searched `src/js` for code that touches a stream after a native sink took it. The only `stream.cancel()` on a web stream is `ReadableFromWeb._destroy`, which oven-sh#42573 handles for the body mixin case. **Earlier reports of the same class.** oven-sh#7001 (fixed in oven-sh#7861) and oven-sh#6860. **Suites run on the debug build.** `test/js/web/streams/{streams,streams-leak,readable-stream-blob-consumed,readable-stream-terminal-barrier-release,transform-stream-leak}`, `test/js/third_party/wpt-streams`, `test/js/web/fetch/{body,body-stream,body-stream-excess,body-clone,body-async-iterator,body-mixin-errors,blob-write,fetch,fetch.stream,fetch-backpressure,fetch-abort-stream-body,fetch-stream-cancel-leak,fetch-redirect,response}`, `test/js/web/request/request`, `test/js/bun/http/{serve,bun-server,serve-reused-response,serve-direct-readable-stream,serve-body-leak,serve-pending-promise-abort-leak,async-iterator-stream,serve-async-stream-client-abort,serve-error-handler-stream,serve-response-stream-sink-leak,serve-stream-body-error,serve-stream-reject-flush-leak}`, `test/js/bun/spawn/{spawn,spawn-stdin-readable-stream}`, `test/js/bun/io/bun-write`, `test/js/workerd/{html-rewriter,html-rewriter-leak}`, `test/js/bun/s3/{s3-stream-cancel-leak,s3-stream-error-gc,s3-upload-stream-gc,s3-write-to-file-sync-close,s3-connection-close}`, `test/js/node/stream/{node-stream,web-stream-state}`, `test/js/node/async_hooks/AsyncLocalStorage`, `test/regression/issue/07001`. 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Problem
Bun.spawn({ stdin: stream })with a stream that cannot be pumped (locked bygetReader()/tee(), errored instart(), or a first chunk that is not bytes) returns aSubprocess. The child reads EOF and exits 0. The reason (TypeError: Invalid state: ReadableStream is locked, ...) then escapes as an unhandled rejection, outside anytry/catch, and the process exits 1.Stdio::extract(src/runtime/api/bun/spawn/stdio.rs:544) checks onlyis_disturbed, so a locked stream passes. The pump (readStreamIntoSink,BunStreamSource.cpp:1247) rejects its promise before it returns, andFileSink::assign_to_stream(FileSink.rs:1744) handed that promise to nobody.Fix
Stdio::extractandextract_body_valuealso checkis_lockedand throwERR_INVALID_STATEbefore the fork. The caller's stream is not cancelled. Carried over from spawn: throw synchronously when the stdin ReadableStream is locked #38421.assign_to_streammarks the rejected pump promise handled. Afterwatch(),spawn_maybe_syncclears theonExit/onDisconnect/ipccallbacks, kills the child, and throws the reason. The exit handler reaps it.Bun.spawnreturns throws from it. A later failure stays async (spawn: surface stdin ReadableStream producer errors via onExit / unhandledRejection #36236).spawn-stdin-readable-stream.test.ts(6 locked cases),spawn-stdin-readable-stream-edge-cases.test.ts(7 cases). All 13 fail on bun 1.4.3. Alsospawn.test.tsand thespawn-stdin*suites.Background
ReadableStreamis pumped by aFileSinkon the child's stdin pipe.assign_to_streamstarts the JS pump, which returns a promise that settles when it ends.getReader()locks, only a read or a cancel disturbs. The pump's reader acquisition throws exactly whenis_locked.set_handled()sets the flag thathandleRejectedPromiseschecks before it reports a rejection.Notes
child saw 0 exited 0,script end reached, then the TypeError banner (Invalid state: ReadableStream is locked, theerror()reason, orwrite() expects a string, ArrayBufferView, or ArrayBuffer) and exit code 1. For the locked case the lock holder also read{ done: true }because the failed pump's teardown cancelled the stream, and a second spawn with the same stream reported'stdin' ReadableStream has already been used. With this change:caught ... ReadableStream is locked, exit code 0, the lock holder still reads its chunk, and a spawn afterreleaseLock()delivers the data.stdio.rscheck and its five tests were carried over here unchanged, plus one test for a second spawn afterreleaseLock(). The locked entry in the kill-and-reap table of the edge-cases file was replaced by an errored-in-start()entry, since a locked stream no longer forks.getReader()andtee()(bothstdin:andstdio:forms, the lock holder still receives the data),ResponseandRequestwith a locked body stream (ReadableStream is locked), a child process that shows the error is catchable and the exit code stays 0, and the second spawn afterreleaseLock().start()and non-byte chunk throw fromBun.spawn; none of locked/errored/bad-chunk reaches the unhandled rejection handler; errored-in-start(), non-byte chunk and a direct stream whosepull()throws each kill and reap thesleepchild (checked withps) without callingonExit;socket-fddescriptors close (Linux,/proc/self/fd).promise.set_handled()sets theisHandledflag thathandleRejectedPromises(ZigGlobalObject.cpp:3282) checks.Process::killis a no-op while the poller isDetached, which is the state untilwatch()runs, so the post-fork throw cannot happen earlier. The first revision returnedErrfromassign_to_streamand went through theWritable::initerror arm. Review pointed out that this left the child running and unreaped (one zombie per failed spawn), because that arm detaches the child. The current revision keeps the child watched, kills it withkill_signal, and has a test that lists children withpsuntil none are left.pull()throw case already throws fromBun.spawn, but the child keeps running (theWritable::initarm). That case now kills and reaps too: a pump that throws at creation is wrapped in a handled rejected promise and tears the sink down throughhandle_reject_stream.socket-fdslots toUnownedFd, so the parent-side socket leaked. It now sits above that block. On the previous commit 8 descriptors stayed open for the full test deadline, with the fix they close in under 100 ms.Rejectedarm, routes the sync case throughonExit): with noonExithandler that still ends in an unhandled rejection, so a sync throw is the only outlet a caller can catch. Whichever PR lands second needs a small rebase.createLockedErrorvscreateAlreadyUsedErrorinBunStreamConsumers.cpp). The disturbed check runs first, so a stream that is being consumed keeps its existing message. Native-backed streams (Blob, file, fetch body) take theto_any_blob/is_disturbedpaths before the lock check, as before.ReadableStream__isLockedis a pure type test (dynamicDowncastplusisReadableStreamLocked, no user JS, no exception).Body::to_readable_streamnever hands back a stream that is locked by construction: a pending native body (locked_to_native_stream) and an errored or blob body create a fresh stream, so only a body stream the caller locked is rejected. The sameis_disturbed || is_lockedpair already guardsfetchbodies,Blobwriters,HTMLRewriterandBodyextraction. No concerns left open.Writable::initupdated the same way.cargo check -p bun_runtime --target x86_64-pc-windows-msvcpasses.no test proof · iteration 3 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/spawn/spawn-stdin-readable-stream-edge-cases.test.ts