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A net.Socket built with the onread option keeps the bytes a false return left undelivered in kOnreadTail. destroy() and connect() did not clear it, so a socket that connected again handed the bytes of the old connection to the callback before the bytes of the new one. Clear kOnreadTail, kOnreadPendingEnd and kOnreadReadRequested in _destroy() and at the start of connect(). Node keeps those bytes in the kernel, so they go away with the fd. Fixes #42301
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Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to An invalid reconnect attempt can lose unread data from the still-attached connection. This is a bounded edge case, but the cleanup should preserve the tail when validation rejects the call. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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On the re-entrant case (connect() called from inside the onread callback): I checked it against node v26.3.0 with the same server and a callback that calls connect() on the first slice.
Node still hands the rest of the old read to the callback after connect() was called, so a |
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- Line 2337: Move dropOnreadTail in Socket.connect so it runs at the
connection-replacement boundary only after lookupAndConnect has synchronously
validated options.port. Preserve the buffered tail and existing native handle
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connect() on a socket with a buffered tail.
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- Around line 2724-2728: Update the `calls` assertions in the affected `onread`
test so they do not depend on incoming chunk boundaries: accumulate connection
2’s bytes and compare the result with `"xxxxyyyy"` rather than requiring
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src/js/node/net.ts— pre-existing: a TLS socket withonreadthat is re-pointed at a new transport viaconnect({ socket })still replays the old transport's declined tail into the new one. The wrap branch at src/js/node/net.ts:2193-2311 replacesthis._handle(lines 2227, 2248, 2281, 2298) and returns before the newdropOnreadTail(this)call at line 2337, sokOnreadTailandkOnreadPendingEndsurvive the handle swap. Fix: drop the stale onread state on every path that discards the previous handle, e.g. calldropOnreadTail(this)once near the top ofconnect()(after the cb/parent early-returns) or inside the shared handle-replacement step, which covers this branch and the two sites this PR already patches.Why this was flagged
A TLSSocket built with an onread option whose callback returned false holds the undelivered remainder in self[kOnreadTail] (src/js/node/net.ts:1954). The user then calls tlsSocket.connect({ socket: otherNetSocket }) without destroying first; Socket.prototype.connect enters the
if (connection)branch at src/js/node/net.ts:2193, installs a new native/TLS handle at 2227, 2248, 2281 or 2298 and returns at 2310. dropOnreadTail at src/js/node/net.ts:2337 is never reached on this path. On the next resume()/read(), drainOnreadTail (src/js/node/net.ts:2526) sees the old tail and drainOnreadTailNT (2536) delivers the previous transport's bytes to the callback before the new transport's bytes. This is the same symptom the PR fixes for the destroy() and plain live-connect paths, so it is pre-existing; base behaves identically here. The guard in dropOnreadTail (self[kOnreadBuffer] === undefined) does not help because the TLSSocket forwards onread to the Socket constructor (src/js/node/tls.ts:782) and kOnreadBuffer is set.Verification: pre-existing — the base branch already replays the tail on this path. Trigger: a TLSSocket built with an
onreadoption whose callback returnedfalse, then re-pointed at a new transport viaconnect({ socket: otherSocket })without destroying first. The newdropOnreadTail(this)call sits at src/js/node/net.ts:2337, afterreturn this;at 2310, sokOnreadTailsurvives the handle swap.
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Move dropOnreadTail() to the entry of Socket.prototype.connect so the
wrapped-transport branch (connect({ socket })) drops the tail too.
Remove the kOnreadReadRequested reset: the drain tick clears that flag
before anything reads it.
Add a test where a peer reset lands while the tail is undelivered. The
deferred end it leaves must not end the next connection. Compare the
bytes of the second connection as one string so the tests do not depend
on read boundaries.
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Pushed 8165fee. The drop now runs at the entry of connect(), which covers the connect({ socket }) branch as well. The kOnreadReadRequested reset is gone (the drain tick clears it first). A new test covers the deferred end: a peer reset while the tail is undelivered must not end the next connection. The tests compare the bytes of the second connection as one string, so read boundaries do not matter. The PR body now starts with the Fixes line for #42301. |
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src/js/node/net.ts— pre-existing: a caller that reconnects a non-destroyed socket whose previous connection already ended natively gets a second connection that never emits 'end' and swallows a peer reset. connect() only runs initSocketHandle when _handle is null (src/js/node/net.ts:2341), so a live reconnect keeps kclosed/kended from the old connection; finishSocketEnd returns early on kended (net.ts:816) and the close handler returns early on kclosed (net.ts:1553). Fix: on connect(), treat a handle whose native socket already closed or ended (kclosed or kended set) like the destroyed case: drop it and go through initSocketHandle so per-connection flags reset, which also covers the onread deferred-end state this PR drops. This is the test-2 scenario without the destroy() call.Why this was flagged
An onread socket declines a slice, the peer resets, and the client has no 'error' listener: SocketHandlers.close at src/js/node/net.ts:1553-1554 sets kclosed = true and net.ts:1584 parks the end via deferEndForOnreadTail, so no 'end' or 'close' is emitted and the socket is not destroyed. The same state arises for any allowHalfOpen socket after the peer's FIN (kended = true at net.ts:817, no autoDestroy). If the user then calls socket.connect() without destroy(), dropOnreadTail at net.ts:2097 clears the tail and pending end, but _handle is still non-null so the
if (!this._handle)block at net.ts:2341-2344 skips initSocketHandle, which is the only place that resets kclosed/kended (net.ts:4502-4503). On the second connection, a peer FIN reaches finishSocketEnd which returns at net.ts:816 because kended is still true, so 'end' never fires; a peer RST reaches the close handler which returns at net.ts:1553 because kclosed is still true, so no 'error', 'end' or 'close' fires. The base branch behaves the same on this path (pre-existing).Verification: pre-existing — the base branch fails by the same route (the live-reconnect path never ran initSocketHandle before this PR either). In src/js/node/net.ts, connect() resets the flags only via initSocketHandle, which is gated on a missing handle (line 2341). SocketHandlers2.close at 1553-1554
if (self[kclosed]) return;precedes the error-listener check at 1563, so a peer RST on the new connection is swallowed.
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Poll the native handle until the peer reset detaches it instead of a fixed number of event loop turns. A stale deferred end fires from the drain tick itself, so no wait is needed before the write.
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On the stale kclosed/kended flags after a live reconnect of a socket whose native connection already closed: that path is not specific to onread. Any socket whose peer ended or reset, and that then calls connect() without destroy(), keeps those flags because initSocketHandle only runs when _handle is null. It needs its own change (reset the per-connection flags on every connect), with tests for the plain and the allowHalfOpen cases. This PR stays on the onread tail and its deferred end. 8728b92 replaces the fixed waits in the new test with conditions. |
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On the two flags the issue lists that this PR does not reset: kOnreadDraining is cleared by the drain tick it guards, and a tick queued before destroy() or connect() finds no tail and returns. kOnreadReadRequested is set only together with that tick, which clears it before anything reads it. Resetting either here would be a no-op. The Notes section of the PR body says the same. |
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Fixes #42301
Problem
net.Socketbuilt with theonreadoption keeps the bytes that afalsereturn (orpause()) left undelivered.destroy()does not drop them. When the same socket connects again,resume()orread()hands the bytes of the old connection to the callback before the bytes of the new connection. Node delivers only the bytes of the new connection.onreadbuffer.kOnreadDeliver(src/js/node/net.ts) stores the rest inself[kOnreadTail]. Only the constructor anddrainOnreadTailNTreset it._destroy()andconnect()do not.kOnreadPendingEnd, the end deferred behind that tail, has the same lifetime.Fix
dropOnreadTail(). It clearskOnreadTailandkOnreadPendingEnd._destroy()calls it, andconnect()calls it at its entry, so every connect path is covered (TCP, pipe, andconnect({ socket })).connect()stays paused.test/js/node/net/node-net.test.ts(two new tests: a destroyed socket that connects again, and a peer reset that lands on the declined tail) andtest/js/node/net/socket-reconnect-live.test.ts(a live reconnect). All fail on the released bun and pass with this change. Also ranhandle-leak.test.ts,double-connect.test.ts,tls/node-tls-connect.test.tsand the nodetest-net-connect-*parallel tests for socket reuse.Background
onreadoption ofnet.Socketdelivers data into a user buffer through a callback instead of'data'events. Afalsereturn from the callback stops reads untilresume()orread().onreadbuffer. Bun reads a larger chunk natively and slices it in JS. The slice that the callback has not taken yet is the "tail" held inkOnreadTail.drainOnreadTailNTdelivers the tail on the next tick afterresume()orread(). It already returns early when the socket is destroyed, so the tail surviveddestroy()and was delivered after the nextconnect().'end'inkOnreadPendingEnduntil the tail drains. Without the reset, that parked end fired on the next connection after its first tail drain.Downsides
connect()(one property read on a socket withoutonread, two writes with it),_destroy(), the drain tick, and the re-entrant case where the callback itself callsconnect(): node also delivers the rest of the old read there, and bun still does.Notes
Repro from the issue on main (6b394bf):
With this change:
kOnreadDrainingis left alone. A drain tick that is already queued resets it and finds no tail, so it returns without a delivery.kOnreadReadRequestedis not reset either: the drain tick clears it before anything reads it.A rejected
connect()(bad port) drops the tail before the throw. Node has the same outcome: it setsconnecting = truebefore it validates the port, soresume()restarts nothing after the throw and the kernel bytes are never delivered. Probed on node v26.3.0 and bun: both deliver only the first slice.The tests compare the bytes of the second connection as one string, so they do not depend on read boundaries.
node-net.test.tshas 11 tests that fail in this container both with and without this change (ECONNREFUSED on a shared server, andunref should exit when no more work pending). They are not related to this change.no test proof · iteration 1 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/node/net/node-net.test.ts