bun test --isolate: fence a finished file's realm against late completions - #41831
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…tions The per-file global swap swept what existed at the file boundary. Work the finished file left in flight (a thread-pool job, a child the swap killed) landed later and ran the file's continuation while the next file's global was live, so the timers, servers, subprocesses and chdir it made were adopted by that file. Retire the outgoing global at the swap: JSC discards its microtasks from then on (setMicrotaskRunnability(Discard), as WebCore does for a stopped document), Job completions scheduled by an earlier file are released unrun, and EventLoop::run_callback does not enter a function of a retired realm.
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Status Reproduced on main d316760 (1.4.3-canary) with the two-file repro from the internal report, under With this branch B sees no ticks, Reviewed: this PR should stay open. #41790 covers one symptom (jest timer controls from a stopped context); this is the fence at the realm itself. |
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What the swap stops at the boundary (a WebView with a command in flight, sockets) still delivers its rejection or close to the finished file's handlers, as before. Only work that lands after the swap is fenced. Fixes webview-chrome-pipe.test.ts 'retires the transport with the file that spawned it'. Also shortens the new comments.
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JSMicrotaskDispatchertasks with the owning global's runnability.
MicrotaskQueue::drainImplchecksmicrotaskRunnability()only for non-JSMicrotaskDispatchertasks. Its dispatcher branch checks onlycurrentGlobalObjectand then callsdispatcher()->run(task).JSGlobalObject::queueMicrotaskSlowcreates this task form when a cross-task token exists or a debugger is attached. A task owned by a retired global can therefore bypassQueuedTaskResult::Discardand run. Apply the same runnability check before dispatching these tasks, and discard them without callingrunwhen the result isDiscard.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Status The fence is in and verified. Repro from the internal report, on this branch, under Changes since the first push:
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…he swap The per-file swap closes what the finished file left open. That called the file's own close and error handlers after the file had exited: a throw printed `error:` under the next file's header with exit code 0, a node:http request in flight printed `socket hang up`, and what a handler created was the next file's problem. #41831 retires the realm after that teardown, so its fence covered microtasks and thread-pool completions but not these direct calls. Retire the realm first, before anything is stopped, and have Bun__JSValue__call treat a callee of a retired realm the same way it already treats a stopping VM: a silent no-op. The per-call cost is one bool load, set only once --isolate has retired a realm.
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A FinalizationRegistry cleanup that a finished file created reaches none of the realm fence's checks. JSC schedules it as a DeferredWorkTimer ticket, and runFinalizationCleanup calls the user callback directly, so neither the microtask fence, nor the Job generation check, nor run_callback sees it. It ran in the retired realm while a later file executed. Zig::GlobalObject::scriptExecutionStatus now reports Stopped for a retired realm, and runPendingWork asks the realm's status before it runs a task, as DeferredWorkTimer::doWork does. A retired realm's deferred work is dropped, like the file's timers are dropped at the swap. Still not fenced (unchanged from #41831): calls into JS through an FFI JSCallback, a napi threadsafe function or async completion, functions of a node:vm context or ShadowRealm the finished file created, and microtasks while a debugger is attached.
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### Problem - `bun test --isolate`: a `FinalizationRegistry` cleanup that a FINISHED file created runs while a later file executes. A throw from it is charged to the later file, which then loses its remaining tests to `Cannot call test() after the test run has completed`. In the constructed repro (fuzz-found, no user report) 7 of 25 tests ran, exit 1. - The fence of #41831 does not reach it: JSC schedules it as a `DeferredWorkTimer` ticket and calls the callback directly, so no microtask, `Job` or `run_callback` check applies. `Bun::runPendingWork` (`JSCTaskScheduler.cpp:122`) ran it with no realm check. ### Fix - `Zig::GlobalObject::scriptExecutionStatus` reports `Stopped` for a retired realm, from the fence's own predicate (`microtaskRunnability() == Discard`, now `Bun::isRetiredTestIsolationRealm`). - `runPendingWork` asks that status before it runs a task, as JSC's `DeferredWorkTimer::doWork` does, and drops the work, like the file's timers at the swap. - Correct because the swap is that file's process exit: its script never runs again. WebCore answers `Stopped` for a detached document. - Verified: a new `isolation.test.ts` case fails on main 20 of 20, passes 6 of 6 here. Self-reviewed: 5 concerns, 4 addressed, 1 deferred (Notes). ### Background - `--isolate` gives each file a fresh `Zig::GlobalObject` on one `JSC::VM`. The old global lives until the GC takes it. - `DeferredWorkTimer` carries native completions (registry cleanups, wasm compiles, `Atomics.waitAsync` wake-ups) to the JS thread, one ticket each. Bun installs `onScheduleWorkSoon`, so they run from its event loop, not JSC's `doWork`. - `ScriptExecutionStatus` is how JSC asks the embedder whether a realm may run script. Bun answered from the VM alone, so a retired realm said `Running`. <details><summary>Notes</summary> - Reported internally (fuzz ledger #45175) against main d745f03. There is no user report. The repro is constructed: `a.test.ts` creates a `FinalizationRegistry` whose callback throws and registers 500 objects, then six files each run `Bun.gc(true)` and a short sleep per test, all under `BUN_JSC_collectContinuously=1`. On main, 27 of 30 runs lose 15 to 19 of the 25 tests to the `Cannot call test()` path. The organic reach is lower than that: it needs `--isolate` or `--parallel`, a collection between the finished file's last loop drain and the swap, and a cleanup callback that throws or acts on shared state. - The new test sets `BUN_JSC_collectContinuously=1` in the child for the same reason: natural GC timing queues the cleanup in that window only sometimes. - What is still not fenced, unchanged from the list #41831 gave: calls into JS through an FFI `JSCallback`, a napi threadsafe function or napi async completion, functions of a `node:vm` context or `ShadowRealm` that the finished file created (those globals are not retired, so their own deferred work also still runs), and microtasks while a debugger is attached. The review of this change also pointed at the Worker `close` event: `WorkerMessagingProxy::workerGlobalScopeDestroyedInternal` dispatches it through `Worker::dispatchCloseEvent` (`src/jsc/bindings/webcore/Worker.cpp:139`), which has no realm check, so a finished file's `worker.on("close")` handler may run under the next file when the terminated worker's thread exits late. I have not reproduced that one and left it out of this PR. - Scope: this PR is the realm fence only. The separate CRASH face of the same area (a queued job reads `ticket->scriptExecutionOwner()->vm()` after the realm's global is collected and the ticket cancelled: `ASSERTION FAILED: !isCancelled()` on debug, a stale read on release) belongs to #39994, which moves ticket ownership into JSC through oven-sh/WebKit#487. The status gate here is orthogonal to that: JSC's `doWork` performs the same check, so it survives the ownership move. The two touch adjacent lines in `runPendingWork` and will need a trivial rebase, nothing more. - An earlier version of this change also cancelled pending tickets of unmarked realms at GC end, from a `VM::ClientData::reconcileWeakReferencesAtGCEnd` hook. That is the shape #39994 already tried and review rejected, so it is not here. - `runPendingWork` is the only caller of `scriptExecutionStatus` this adds. JSC's `doWork` is the only other caller, and with Bun's hooks installed its task queue and ticket set are both empty, so the new `Stopped` answer changes nothing else. `Bun__VM__scriptExecutionStatus` (the VM-wide answer that timers use) is untouched. A debug `ASSERT` records that no Bun realm reports `Suspended`, which `doWork` would re-queue rather than drop. - During process exit (`is_shutting_down`), deferred work that is still dispatched is now dropped as well, which is what timers already do and what Node does for a `FinalizationRegistry` callback queued from `process.on("exit")` (`test-finalization-registry-shutdown.js`). - #41998 is complementary. It stops an unhandled error during collection from deleting the active file's tests, which is the sink this bug reached. With both, a stray error neither runs in a dead realm nor deletes a live file's tests. - The new test's fixture re-registers fresh garbage from inside the cleanup, so the registry has dead entries at every collection for as long as its realm is alive. The cleanup writes its marker only once the second file says it is running, so the assertion cannot pass by accident. </details> <!-- robobun:evidence:begin --> --- **[human-review]** gate passed · iteration 0 · 4 files touched <details><summary>fails on main (without fix)</summary> ```console ASAN without fix: 1 FAILED $ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/cli/test/isolation.test.ts bun test v1.4.3 (f42e980) test/cli/test/isolation.test.ts: (pass) bun test --isolate > without --isolate, leaked global is visible to next file [345.17ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, each file gets a fresh global [407.40ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, --preload re-runs in each file's fresh global [399.11ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > without --isolate, --preload still runs once (regression) [351.21ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, module state is not shared between files [378.48ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, a file's process.chdir() is undone before the next file [1167.65ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, a file's process.env writes with native side effects are undone before the next file [1516.25ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, cached module records keep short, Latin-1 and UTF-16 names [1226.39ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, leaked outbound socket is closed before next file [1306.31ms] (pass) bu ... (truncated) release without fix: 3 FAILED bun test v1.4.3-canary.1 (f42e980) test/cli/test/isolation.test.ts: (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, each file gets a fresh global [40.57ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > without --isolate, leaked global is visible to next file [44.40ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, --preload re-runs in each file's fresh global [40.08ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > without --isolate, --preload still runs once (regression) [41.71ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, module state is not shared between files [38.39ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, cached module records keep short, Latin-1 and UTF-16 names [41.16ms] (pass) --isolate: JSC options survive a bunfig.toml with an install hoist pattern [27.69ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > leaked subprocesses are killed for every isolated file, not just the first [40.26ms] (pass) --isolate: delete require.cache evicts the SourceProvider cache [33.68ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > module-scope subprocesses are killed for every isolated file, not just the first (--isolate) [42.58ms] (pass) --isolate: SourceProvider cache covers node_modules .mjs and type:commonjs packages [32.06ms] 1146 | con ... (truncated) ``` </details> <details><summary>passes on PR (with fix)</summary> ```console ASAN with fix: all passed $ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/cli/test/isolation.test.ts bun test v1.4.3 (f42e980) test/cli/test/isolation.test.ts: (pass) bun test --isolate > without --isolate, leaked global is visible to next file [337.75ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, each file gets a fresh global [330.21ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, --preload re-runs in each file's fresh global [321.80ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > without --isolate, --preload still runs once (regression) [292.32ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, module state is not shared between files [375.60ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, a file's process.chdir() is undone before the next file [1223.25ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, a file's process.env writes with native side effects are undone before the next file [1406.88ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, cached module records keep short, Latin-1 and UTF-16 names [1240.66ms] (pass) bun test --isolate > with --isolate, leaked outbound socket is closed before next file [1301.54ms] (pass) bu ... (truncated) release with fix: all passed $ bun scripts/build.ts --profile=release [configured] bun-profile → bun (stripped) target linux-x64-gnu build type Release build dir ./build/release revision dc8adeb features baseline 23 deps, 131 codegen, 1172 objects in 622ms ninja: Entering directory `/workspace/bun/build/release' [1/1244] install /workspace/bun bun install v1.4.3-canary.1 (f42e980) Checked 22 installs across 61 packages (no changes) [9.00ms] [2/1244] install /workspace/bun/packages/bun-error bun install v1.4.3-canary.1 (f42e980) Checked 1 install across 2 packages (no changes) [1.00ms] [3/1244] gen ErrorCode+*.h [4/1244] gen bindgenv2 [5/1244] install /workspace/bun/src/node-fallbacks bun install v1.4.3-canary.1 (f42e980) Checked 111 installs across 104 packages (no changes) [7.00ms] [6/1244] gen node-fallbacks/react-refresh.js Bundled 1 module in 5ms react-refresh.js 4.81 KB (entry point) [7/1244] fetch libjpeg-turbo [libjpeg-turbo] up to date [8/1217] fetch zlib [zlib] up to date [9/1217] fetch tinycc [tinycc] up to date [10/1216] gen .bind.ts → GeneratedBindings.cpp [11/1216] gen bake.{client,server,error}.js -> bake.client.js, bake.server. ... (truncated) ``` </details> <details><summary>diff hotspot</summary> ``` src/jsc/bindings/JSCTaskScheduler.cpp | 19 ++++++++--- src/jsc/bindings/ZigGlobalObject.cpp | 9 +++-- src/jsc/bindings/ZigGlobalObject.h | 7 ++++ test/cli/test/isolation.test.ts | 62 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 90 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) ``` </details> **gate history** · 1 passed · 0 rejected · iteration 0 <details><summary>evidence per changed file</summary> ``` file reads edits tests src/jsc/bindings/JSCTaskScheduler.cpp 5 10 13 src/jsc/bindings/ZigGlobalObject.cpp 2 2 12 src/jsc/bindings/ZigGlobalObject.h 1 1 12 test/cli/test/isolation.test.ts 4 2 12 ``` </details> <!-- robobun:evidence:end -->
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…ses it and whether or not it ever opened (#44327) ### What does this PR do? Fixes a use-after-free that crashes `bun test --isolate` / `--parallel`, and the class of bug behind it. #### The crash Crash reports on 1.4.0 through canary, always under `bun test`: ``` us_internal_ssl_close / us_internal_socket_close_raw PostgresSQLConnection::ref_and_close PostgresSQLConnection::fail_with_js_value PostgresSQLConnection::on_connection_timeout __bun_fire_timer ``` 1. At the end of a file, the `--isolate` swap calls `close_all` on every socket group. 2. Closing the pool's socket rejects the pending query. User code queries again (any polling loop), so the pool dials a new socket into the same group, from inside `close_all`. 3. The new socket links in at the head, behind the walk. `close_all`'s force-drain loop then closed it with `us_internal_socket_close_raw`, which dispatched **nothing** for a socket whose connect had not completed. 4. The new connection stays `Connecting`, with its timeout timer armed and a pointer that is freed at the end of the tick. When the timer fires it closes freed memory. TLS is not involved: `us_socket_close` takes the SSL path because the freed memory reads `s->ssl != 0`. The repro has TLS off. #### The class Closing a `us_socket_t` that never opened was silent, so every owner and every bulk closer had to special-case it. Whether a connect gets a `us_socket_t` or a `us_connecting_socket_t` depends on IP literal vs hostname and on the DNS cache, which owners cannot see, and closing a `us_connecting_socket_t` already dispatches `on_connecting_error`. libuv and Node also complete a pending connect request when its handle is closed. Places that did not special-case it: | Where | Symptom | |---|---| | `close_all` force-drain, Postgres | the crash above | | `close_all` force-drain, MySQL and `RedisClient` | same use-after-free from their connection timeouts (ASAN) | | `close_all` force-drain, `Bun.connect` | use-after-free in `NewSocket::finalize` (ASAN), promise never settles | | Postgres `connectionTimeout` against a host that never answers | the query rejects, but the process never exits: `ref_and_close` takes an event loop ref that is released "on socket close" | #### The fix **`packages/bun-usockets/src/socket.c`, the `else if (!s->connect_state)` branch:** whoever holds a socket hears that it is gone exactly once, whoever closed it. `on_close` if it opened, `on_connect_error` if it never did. A happy-eyeballs candidate is held through its `us_connecting_socket_t`, which is told instead. The contract is written down at the vtable in `libusockets.h`. In usockets: - `us_internal_socket_after_open` closes a failed connect through the same function, so the three Rust trampolines no longer each "close first, then notify". The fd is still closed before the handler runs, which the libuv backend needs. - `close_all` is one walk: close gracefully, force it if TLS deferred. The `SEMI_SOCKET` branch and the force-drain loop are gone. What a handler opens is behind the walk and is not chased: with closes that notify, a force-drain never ends for a handler that dials again from `connectError`. No caller that frees its group next can gain a socket during the walk (`Listener`, the uWS `App`: only through listeners, closed first; `HTTPContext`: a client holds a ref on it, so none is attached when it drops), and `us_socket_group_deinit` asserts it. - A connect that was closed is reported as `ECANCELED` on both arms (`LIBUS_ECANCELED`; a `us_connecting_socket_t` used to say `ECONNABORTED`). `connect(2)` cannot fail with it, so a holder can tell "closed" from "failed", and it is what `uv_close` completes a pending request with. - `us_socket_shutdown` does nothing to a socket that is still connecting. It used to overwrite the poll type with `SOCKET_SHUT_DOWN`, which passes for a socket that opened (and stops polling for the connect's completion). In the `--isolate` swap: - It sweeps sockets exactly twice, as it already does for every other kind of handle: once while the finished file's script can hear about it, and once after the realm is retired, for what its close handlers dialed. Nothing can dial after that, and a `debug_assert!` says no socket of the file is left. - Each sweep walks the loop's groups through `loop->data.iterator`, which `us_internal_loop_unlink_group` advances past a group it unlinks, as the timeout sweep does. It used to save `next` and read `next->linked` after close handlers had run, by when the group's owner may have freed it. - That argument needs "nothing enters a retired realm's script again" (`ZigGlobalObject.h`) to be true, and it was only enforced for microtasks and in `EventLoop::run_callback*`. A direct `JSValue::call` (every `Bun.connect` handler) still ran the finished file's script; the new assertion caught it on its first run. `run_callback`'s check moved down into `JSValue::call`, still behind `test_isolation_enabled`, and `AsyncContextFrame::call` and `ScriptExecutionContext::isJSExecutionForbidden` gained it, next to their "VM is stopping" and "graph was disposed" checks. In the owners: - `NewSocket::on_connect_error` always releases the ref `connect_finish` took (as `on_close` does) instead of inferring it from the detached state, and does not enter JS from a finalizer (as `on_close` does not). It keeps `ECANCELED` and a real `ECONNABORTED` instead of folding them into `ECONNREFUSED`. - `node:net` passes `ECANCELED` on to the request as it is. It does so synchronously, where libuv completes a cancelled request on a later loop turn: deferred, it lands on a `connect()` made right after `destroy()` and fails that one, which works on main. - A Postgres connection that failed sends its close_notify and FIN (`shutdown()`), then closes without waiting for the peer's. A graceful TLS close waits for it, and the event loop ref with it, so against a peer that has gone silent the process never exited; `close()` hid that with the manual `unref` this PR removes. The close_notify is still sent because idle and max-lifetime timeouts take this path with a healthy peer, and PostgreSQL logs a TLS connection that ends without one as an error. - MySQL's `clean_queue_and_close` moved from `MySQLConnection` (`&mut self`) to `JSMySQLConnection` (`&self`), so the event a close now raises for a connecting socket does not run under a `connection_mut()` borrow. Hand-written compensation for the silent close, deleted: - `NewSocket::close` and `NewSocket::terminate` (`is_semi_connect`) - `ValkeyClient::close` (ran `on_close` by hand) - `PostgresSQLConnection::close` (manual `poll_ref.unref`) - `WebSocketUpgradeClient::cancel` (took the ext owner back) - the `SEMI_SOCKET` branch of the `close_all` walk Also deleted: `thunk::ext_owner` and `ExtSlot::get`, which only the trampolines used, and `us_socket_detach`, which had no callers and queued a socket for freeing without telling anyone. Kept, with the outdated reasoning removed from the comment: MySQL `do_close` and Postgres `close` still fail with "Connection closed" first, because the socket event would otherwise report a failed connect; the HTTP/2 parser still leaves connecting sockets to the connect-error path. fetch's HTTP client is unaffected: it marks a socket dead before every close. #### Not changed, and the same on main - `sql.end()` against a connected TLS peer that has gone silent never resolves (Postgres also keeps the process alive), and a MySQL connection that fails or idles out against one keeps its fd open: both still close gracefully. - `RareData::close_all_socket_groups` still bounds its rounds at 8, and `us_loop_close_all_groups` still saves `next` across a close. Script is forbidden there. - `MySQLConnection::read_and_process_data(&mut self)` still calls into JS under its borrow. - A leaked `RedisClient` with the default `autoReconnect` still dials again from its retry timer, inside the next file. The swap's second sweep is about what close handlers dial. None of the finished file's script runs for it. - What can still reach a retired realm is what #41831 listed and no general boundary covers: an FFI `JSCallback`, a napi threadsafe function, functions of a `node:vm` context or `ShadowRealm` the file created. None is called from a socket's close path. ### How did you verify your code works? New tests. No step that has to succeed is timed. | Test | 1.4.2 (`USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1`) | main, debug+ASAN | this branch, debug and release | |---|---|---|---| | `isolation.test.ts`, "what a leaked $client's close handler dials is gone before next file": Postgres | fail (5/5 runs) | fail | pass | | MySQL | fail (5/5) | fail | pass | | `RedisClient` | fail (5/5) | fail | pass | | `Bun.connect` to a name (its `open` handler runs in the next file) | fail (5/5) | fail | pass | | `Bun.connect` to an address (use-after-free in the finalizer, needs ASAN) | pass | fail | pass | | `sql-close-pending-connection.test.ts`, "the process exits after the connection timeout of a dial that never completes": Postgres | fail | fail | pass | | MySQL (pins current behaviour) | pass | pass | pass | | "the process exits after the server's refusal of a TLS connection whose peer reads nothing more": Postgres | fail | fail | pass | | after `close()`: Postgres (guards the removed `unref`) | pass | pass | pass | | both, MySQL (pins current behaviour) | pass | pass | pass | | `tls-sql.test.ts`, "postgres sends a close_notify when idleTimeout / maxLifetime closes a TLS connection" (guards the non-waiting close) | | pass | pass | | `connect-autoselectfamily-stale-timer.test.ts`: `destroy()` during an attempt reports `ECANCELED` | fail | fail | pass | | `node-net.test.ts`, "closing a handle that was shut down while connecting fails its attempt" | fail | fail | pass | | "a socket destroyed while connecting to an address / several addresses can connect again at once" (guards the synchronous completion: both fail with it deferred) | | pass / fail (no `connectionAttemptFailed`) | pass | The blackhole listener fixture moved from `valkey-gc.test.ts` to `harness.ts` so three files share it. Standalone repro of the reported crash (a fake Postgres server, a leaked polling query, `connectionTimeout: 1`, a second file that outlives it): | Build | `--isolate` | without | |---|---|---| | 1.4.2, Linux x64 | 5/5 crash | 0/5 | | canary bf42a52, Linux x64 | 5/5 crash | 0/5 | | 1.4.0, macOS arm64 | 3/3 crash | 0/3 | | this branch, debug and release | 0/5 | | The gdb backtrace on canary matches the reported stack frame for frame, and an ASAN build plus tracing in `close_all` shows the sequence above (walk closes the first socket, connect, force-drain closes the second with `semi=1`, use-after-free on the second). `node:net` against Node 26.7, with a dial to a port that never answers: | | Node | main | this branch | |---|---|---|---| | `destroy()` during an `autoSelectFamily` attempt | `connectionAttemptFailed` `ECANCELED`, `close` | `close` | as Node | | `destroy(err)` | `error`, `connectionAttemptFailed` `ECANCELED`, `close` | `error`, `close` | `connectionAttemptFailed` `ECANCELED`, `error`, `close` | | the kernel aborts the first attempt (`ss -K` in a network namespace, `SO_ERROR` = `ECONNABORTED`) | `ECONNABORTED`, connects to the next address | `ECONNREFUSED`, connects to the next address | as Node | The last row has no automated test: producing that error needs `CAP_NET_ADMIN`. A single connect that is destroyed, ended, or written to and destroyed, and an attempt that times out, give the same events on all three. PostgreSQL's own log, on the `postgres_tls` container, when an idle or expired connection is recycled: nothing, as on main. Closing without the close_notify logged `could not receive data from client: Connection reset by peer` every time. Every dialer, under ASAN and LeakSanitizer on a debug build, against a port that never answers, by address and by hostname (the six callers of `SocketGroup::connect*` are `NewSocket`, the WebSocket upgrade client, Postgres, MySQL, Valkey and fetch's HTTP client; nothing in C++ dials): | | main | this branch | |---|---|---| | the owner closes its pending dial: `net` `destroy()` and `_handle.terminate()`, `tls` `destroy()`, `WebSocket` `close()` at once and later, `wss`, `terminate()`, an aborted `fetch`, a `Bun.connect` left to process exit (18 cases) | clean | clean | | a worker is terminated, or exits, with pending dials whose failure handlers dial again, for `Bun.connect`, `net`, `ws`, `wss`, Postgres, MySQL, Redis, `fetch` (32 cases) | clean | clean | | the same eight under `bun test --isolate`, pending at the swap (16 cases) | heap-use-after-free in 4: `Bun.connect`, Postgres, MySQL and Redis by address | clean | As a control for the first row, not releasing the ref in `NewSocket::on_connect_error` and in the upgrade client's `handle_connect_error` makes LeakSanitizer report all 16 of their cases. Existing tests, on a debug+ASAN build, Linux x64: 566 files: `test/js/bun/net`, `node/net`, `node/tls`, `node/http`, Node's `test-net-*` and `test-tls-*`, `web/websocket`, `first_party/ws`, workers, `module-graph`, `test/cli/test/{isolation,parallel}`, and `sql` and `valkey` against Postgres, MySQL and Redis in Docker. Every file that failed was rerun alone on this branch and on a debug build of main: nothing fails only on this branch. What fails on both is 5 s timeouts of heavy tests on a debug build, tests that need `host.docker.internal`, and tests that flake on both. The usockets change on its own was also run against 1171 of Node's `test-{net,tls,http,https,http2,socket,worker}-*`, `web/fetch`, `bun/http`, `node/http2`, DNS, hot reload, the inspector and third-party clients. Cost of the retired-realm check in `JSValue::call`, outside `--isolate`. `perf stat -e instructions:u`, three runs each, the same tree with and without the condition, 2,000,000 `HTMLRewriter` element handler calls (nothing but callbacks): | | without | with | |---|---|---| | release, no LTO | 6.272 to 6.274 billion | 6.277 to 6.285 billion | | release, LTO | 5.981 to 5.982 billion | 5.988 to 5.990 billion | `is_from_retired_test_isolation_realm` is `#[cold]` and `#[inline(never)]` because inlined it keeps `call` itself from being inlined: that measured 6.339 to 6.341 billion without LTO.
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--isolate/--parallelswap only sweeps what exists at the file boundary. Work a finished file left in flight lands later (a thread-pool job settles an old-realm promise, a killed child reports its exit). Its continuation ran during the next file, which adopted the timers, servers, subprocesses andchdirit made.src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs) bumpstest_isolation_generation, but JSC keeps running the old global's microtasks andJobcompletions ignore the generation.Fix
microtaskRunnabilitytoDiscard. JSC's drain checks it per task and drops the old realm's reactions, as WebCore does for a stopped document.Jobrecords its generation andcomplete_erasedreleases a stale completion unrun. This coversthenbodies that call back directly (node:crypto).EventLoop::run_callback*does not enter a function of a retired realm (a killed child's lateonExit), checked only under--isolate.test/cli/test/isolation.test.ts(new cases fail on 1.4.3-canary, pass with the fix),parallel.test.ts, and the password, pbkdf2 and randomBytes suites.Background
--isolategives each file a freshZig::GlobalObjecton oneJSC::VM. The old global stays alive, so native code can still settle its promises and call its functions.JSPromise::fulfillPromiseusesrealm()).MicrotaskQueue::drainImplreads that global'smicrotaskRunnability()before each task.Job(src/jsc/job.rs) carries thread-pool work back to the JS thread. Timers already record the generation and skip a stale fire.Notes
sizeproperty #31292) against 1.4.2 and canary d316760. Repro:a.test.tsleaksBun.password.hash(argon2id).then(() => { process.chdir("/"); setInterval(...); Bun.serve(...) }).b.test.tssleeps 2 s and sees the interval tick three times, the kernel cwd at/, and A's server answering its fetch. With this change B sees none of it, in--isolateand in--parallel.script_allowed()incomplete_erased, the exception gate inrun_callback) or inside JSC. No API entry point (Bun.serve,setTimeout,process.chdir, ...) needed its own guard: the finished file's script does not run, so it creates nothing.Bun.buildwith async plugins, say) now stalls instead of completing under the next file.run_callback(an FFIJSCallback, a napi threadsafe function, aFinalizationRegistrycleanup), and functions of anode:vmcontext orShadowRealmthat the finished file created (those are separate globals and are not flipped). With a debugger attached (--inspect), JSC wraps microtasks inDebuggableMicrotaskDispatcher, which does not read runnability, so the microtask fence is off there. TheJobandrun_callbackchecks still apply in all of these cases, which covers the reported thread-pool path.onExitnever ran, and that the kernel cwd is still the fixture dir..thenthat called them no longer runs. The two changes do not conflict.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 6 files touched
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