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Status: reproduced with a raw HTTP/1.1 client against a fetch handler returning This PR consolidates #41896 (same bug, closed in favor of this one). Tests: Merged main on 2026-09-24. No open review threads. |
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HEAD sized a file body from a bare stat, so a missing file or a directory got a 200 with a made-up Content-Length while GET reached error(). Route file bodies through do_sendfile, which opens and fstats the file, reports ENOENT and EISDIR, applies Range, and ends a HEAD response after the headers.
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do_sendfile leaves the file blob in this.blob when open fails. The error() Response then rendered its headers from that blob on HEAD, so the Content-Type and Content-Disposition came from the missing file. Hold the in-memory body in this.blob before render_metadata, as GET does.
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…sponse The HEAD arm for an in-memory Blob still called render_metadata with whatever this.blob held. After do_sendfile failed for HEAD, that was the file that failed, so an error() Response with a typed Blob body got the file's Content-Type and a Content-Disposition filename. Fold the three body arms into one that holds the body in this.blob first, as GET does. A Blob body is duped rather than taken, so HEAD leaves the Response body in place as before. Fold in the test from #41896 (error() receives the ENOENT with its path for HEAD, custom status and headers propagate), add a raw-socket check that HEAD of a file writes no body and honors Range like GET, and make the directory case return a typed Blob from error().
do_render_with_body routes a Response whose body is Used or Error to run_error_handler (ERR_BODY_ALREADY_USED since #33118, or the body's own error). The HEAD renderer treated both as bodiless: it honored a leftover Content-Length header or wrote content-length: 0 with the handler's status. Share the error construction in take_unsendable_body_error and call it from the HEAD pre-pass before any header is written, so HEAD reports the status GET reports here too. serve-reused-response.test.ts gains HEAD rows, including a used body that still carries a Content-Length header.
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do_sendfile left the file blob in this.blob when open, fstat or the directory check failed. An error() Response with no body or a stream body then took Content-Type, and for a directory Content-Disposition filename=, from the file that failed, on GET and now on HEAD. Detach the blob at the three error exits before error() runs.
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A slice that is empty or starts past EOF got an automatic 206 with Content-Range: bytes 5-5/* and Content-Length: 0, a range of one byte for zero bytes. GET did this on main and HEAD mirrors GET now. render_metadata keeps such a response a 200 with Content-Length 0. A Content-Range the user set is left alone. Also restore the header-less input of the consumed-before-returning test and keep the leftover Content-Length input as a second row.
serve.test.ts ('empty range' and 'bad range' under 'should support
Content-Range with Bun.file()') asserts that a Bun.file().slice() holding
no bytes answers 206. Restore that. HEAD mirrors GET for it.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winKeep 206 for empty file slices, but suppress the invalid range metadata.
serve.test.tsrequires206for a zero-length slice of the nonempty<fetch.js.txt>.bigfixture. Keep this status for GET and HEAD. Whensendfile.remainis zero, skip the generatedContent-Range;bytes 0-0/*describes one byte whileContent-Lengthis zero.Suggested fix
- if needs_content_range && !has_content_range { + if needs_content_range && !has_content_range && sendfile.remain > 0 { let mut crbuf = [0u8; RangeRequest::CONTENT_RANGE_BUF]; let end = sendfile.offset + sendfile.remain.saturating_sub(1); // `total > 0` ⇒ we resolved an incoming Range header against the // stat'd size, so the full size is meaningful. Otherwise this is a // `.slice()`-driven range — omit the full size (it can change // between requests and may leak PII). let header_value = RangeRequest::format_content_range( &mut crbuf, RangeRequest::Result::Satisfiable { start: sendfile.offset, end, }, (sendfile.total > 0).then_some(sendfile.total), ); resp.write_header(b"content-range", header_value); if sendfile.total > 0 { resp.write_header(b"accept-ranges", b"bytes"); } self.flags.set_needs_content_range(false); + } else if needs_content_range && !has_content_range { + self.flags.set_needs_content_range(false); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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src/runtime/server/RequestContext.rs— A HEAD of a sliced fd-backed file,new Response(Bun.file(fd).slice(5, 10)), now answers with the whole file's size instead of the slice's 5 bytes as on the base branch. HEAD now entersdo_sendfile, whoseis_regular && auto_closeguard at src/runtime/server/RequestContext.rs:1879 never marksneeds_content_rangefor aPathOrFileDescriptor::Fdblob, sorender_metadataframes fromblob.size(), which line 1866 overwrote withstat_size. Fix: indo_sendfilederive Content-Length fromsendfile.remainfor every regular file, fd-backed included (e.g. drop&& auto_closeat 1879), so both HEAD and GET report the slice length. GET already announces st_size while streaming onlyremainbytes here (pre-existing).Why this was flagged
A fetch or route handler returns
new Response(Bun.file(fd).slice(5, 10))for an open regular file of 16 bytes and the client sends HEAD. src/runtime/server/RequestContext.rs:2637-2638 now routes the Blob body throughrender_with_blob_from_body_valueintodo_sendfile. Thereauto_closeis false for theFdarm (1784-1787),b.size.set(stat_size)at 1866 sets the blob size to 16, and theif is_regular && auto_closeguard at 1879-1883 skipsset_needs_content_range, while 1884-1891 clampssendfile.remainto 5.render_metadata(called at 1963) seesneeds_content_range()false at 3754, sosizeat 3757-3761 isblob.size()= 16 and 3855-3856 writescontent-length: 16. On the base branch the HEADBlobarm calledblob.resolve_size()(Blob.rs:2126-2134,window_size(5, 11)= 5) and wrotecontent-length: 5. GET on the base already has this framing mismatch: it writescontent-length: 16andFileResponseStream::startgetslength: Some(sendfile.remain)= 5 at 2002-2006, so the client waits for 11 bytes that never come; a path-backed slice is unaffected because…Verification: normal (regression on HEAD; the same wrong header is pre-existing on GET, which this PR now makes HEAD mirror). Trigger: a fetch/route handler returns
new Response(Bun.file(fd).slice(a, b))for an fd-backed regular file and the client sends HEAD. Mechanism verified in /home/claude/bun/src/runtime/server/RequestContext.rs: - New HEAD arm (2631-2640):this.blob.set(AnyBlob::Blob(blob.dupe()));…
do_sendfile sets no Content-Range for an fd-backed file, so render_metadata took Content-Length from the blob, which held the whole file's size. GET of Bun.file(fd).slice(5, 10) announced 16 bytes and sent 5, and HEAD, which now shares this path, announced 16 where it said 5 before. Set the blob's size to the bytes that will be sent.
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src/runtime/server/RequestContext.rs— pre-existing: a HEAD of a Response wrapping a ReadableStream that is already locked or consumed still answers 200 withtransfer-encoding: chunked, while GET routes the same Response toerror()withERR_STREAM_CANNOT_PIPE. The newUsed/Errorearly return at RequestContext.rs:2560 never sees this body because it is stillBody::Value::Locked; theLockedarm at RequestContext.rs:2662 writes 200 and never checksstream.is_locked. Fix: before rendering theLockedarm on HEAD, apply the same locked-stream check GET does at RequestContext.rs:3146 and hand the error torun_error_handler, so HEAD reports GET's status for every already-used body shape, not onlyUsed/Error.Why this was flagged
Trigger: a fetch handler returns a Response whose body stream is already locked, e.g. the shared-stream case in test/js/bun/http/serve-reused-response.test.ts:89-104 (
responses = [new Response(stream), new Response(stream)], first one already sent) orconst r = new Response(stream); r.body.getReader(); return r. GET goes through do_render_with_body: RequestContext.rs:3146stream.is_locked(global_this)is true, so it buildsERR_STREAM_CANNOT_PIPE("Stream already used, please create a new one") and callsrun_error_handler, answering 500 viaerror(). HEAD goes through do_render_head_response: the body isBody::Value::Locked, so the new check at RequestContext.rs:2560 (onlyUsed | Error) does not fire,body_decides_framingis true, and theLockedarm at RequestContext.rs:2662-2672 writes status 200,transfer-encoding: chunked, cancels the (locked) stream and ends. The client gets 200 for HEAD and 500 for GET of the same handler result, the mismatch this PR sets out to remove for used bodies;error()is never invoked for HEAD. The base branch behaves identically here;…Verification: pre-existing (the
Lockedarm is byte-identical on the base commit, so the base already answers this HEAD with 200; the PR touches the same function and extends the HEAD-matches-GET invariant toUsed/Errorbut leaves this third unsendable-body case behind). Trigger: a fetch handler returns a Response whose body is aLockedReadableStream that is already locked — e.g. the second `new…
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new Response(Bun.file(path))answers HEAD with200 OKwhen GET answers througherror():content-length: 0for a missing file,4096for a directory.Body::Value::Blobarm ofdo_render_head_response(RequestContext.rs:2611) sized the body withblob.resolve_size(), astatthat ignores failure. GET goes throughdo_sendfile(RequestContext.rs:1772), which opens the file and routes ENOENT and EISDIR toerror().Fix
do_render_head_responseholds the body inthis.blob, as GET does, and hands a file body torender_with_blob_from_body_value, GET's entry point.do_sendfilealready handles HEAD:Range, headers, no body.do_sendfiledetaches the failed file before it runserror(), so that Response never takesContent-Typeorfilename=from it. A used or errored body reacheserror()on HEAD as on GET.bun-serve-file.test.tsandserve-reused-response.test.ts. 10 cases fail withsrc/at main (2838e1b). Self-reviewed: 7 concerns raised, 4 addressed. The other 3 retiredo_render_head_response(follow-up, see Notes).Background
do_render_head_response, which writes the framing headers and no body.render_metadatareadsthis.blobfor the size,Content-Typeandfilename=.S_ISREGcheck inside the HEAD arm: it copiesdo_sendfile's error andRangelogic. Routing HEAD throughdo_sendfilereuses it.Downsides
Bun.file()body costsopen+fstat+closewhere main did onestat: 2 more syscalls per request. Counted fromdo_sendfile, not measured (nostracein the test environment)..slice()orRangerequest gets 206 or 416, andContent-TypeandContent-Dispositionappear.Notes
Consolidates #41896 (same bug, narrower fix). Its test is folded in.
fd-backed slices: on main, GET of
new Response(Bun.file(fd).slice(5, 10))announcesContent-Length: 16(the whole file) and sends 5 bytes, so the client waits for bytes that never come.do_sendfilesets noContent-Rangefor an fd-backed file, sorender_metadataframed from the blob size, which held the stat size. HEAD said 5 on main and would have said 16 through this PR.do_sendfilenow sets the blob size of a regular fd-backed file to the bytes it sends, so GET and HEAD both say 5. The response stays a 200 with noContent-Range, as before.Empty slices: on main, GET of
Bun.file(p).slice(5, 5)from a fetch handler answers206,content-length: 0,content-range: bytes 5-5/*.serve.test.ts("empty range" and "bad range") asserts that 206, so this PR keeps it. HEAD answered 200 on main and now mirrors GET's 206. An earlier revision of this PR changed both to 200 and CI failed on that suite, so it was reverted (7223ca4).resolve_sizemust tolerate a missing file (Bun.file(path).sizeon a path that does not exist yet is valid), which is why it cannot report ENOENT for HEAD.Wire output from a raw HTTP/1.1 client, fetch handler as in the test (
error()returns"err " + e.codewith status 500):Every HEAD line on the right now matches the GET response for the same request, minus the body. No HEAD response carried body bytes after the header section (the new raw-socket test asserts this). The directory's 4096 on the left is the inode's
st_size.Other
error()shapes checked for HEAD of a missing file, all now reporting GET's status: noerror()in production (500) and development (500, dev error page headers), a sync handler, an async handler, a handler that throws (500), a handler that returns a file body (its size and type), a handler that returns another missing file (default 500), a handler that returns aReadableStream(status from the handler,transfer-encoding: chunked).An earlier revision of this branch set
this.blobonly in the string/bytes arm. Anerror()Response with a typedBlobbody then still tookContent-TypeandContent-Disposition: filename=from the failed file or directory on HEAD. The directory case in the test now returns a typedBlobfromerror()to cover that arm.A
Responsewhose body is already used (the same object returned for a second request, or consumed before return) answered HEAD with the handler's status andcontent-length: 0, or with a leftoverContent-Lengthheader, while GET has callederror()withERR_BODY_ALREADY_USEDsince #33118. HEAD now takes the same path, before any header is written: the sharedtake_unsendable_body_errorbuilds theerror()argument for bothdo_render_with_body(GET) and the HEAD renderer.serve-reused-response.test.tsgains HEAD rows, one with a leftoverContent-Length.Follow-up, not in this PR:
do_render_head_responsestill mirrors GET by hand for the stream and bodiless arms. The GET leaves (do_sendfile,render_metadata) already know!method.has_body(), so the HEAD renderer can shrink further in a later change.A Blob body is duped rather than moved out of the Response, so a reused
Responseobject with aBun.file()body behaves as on main: HEAD does not consume it, the first GET does, and a later GET reportsERR_BODY_ALREADY_USED.Other suites run locally:
bun-server.test.ts -t HEAD,serve.test.ts,bun-serve-static.test.ts, the H2/H3 serve tests filtered to HEAD and file cases,serve-file-slice-read-error.test.ts,serve-directory-routes.test.ts,serve-if-none-match.test.ts,bun-serve-routes.test.ts -t HEAD,fetch.test.ts -t HEAD,body.test.ts -t HEAD,test/regression/issue/26143.test.ts,29181.test.ts.Static
routes: { "/x": new Response(Bun.file(missing)) }was already correct for both methods. Only Responses returned from the fetch handler (and fromerror()) were affected.When
error()returned a bodiless Response or aReadableStreambody after a failed file, GET on main answered with the failed file'sContent-Type(text/htmlfor a missingnope.html) and, for a directory,Content-Disposition: filename="<dir>". HEAD reached the same path through this PR.do_sendfilenow detaches the blob at its three error exits (fail_sendfile), which fixes both methods. The test compares theerror()Response after a failed file with the same Response returned directly.Pre-existing and out of scope: A GET of
new Response(Bun.file("/dev/null"))resets the connection (#34257 covered it and closed without a merge). #33427 separately mirrors GET'sContent-Typeon HEAD for in-memory bodies as part of a Date-header change; thethis.blobchange here overlaps with that part of it.no test proof · iteration 8 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-file.test.ts