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…s reads A TLS socket over a Duplex transport read it with no backpressure. The duplex arms of pause_stream and resume_stream returned false, so the handle's pause() and resume() did nothing and the transport stayed in flowing mode. A paused reader got the whole peer payload decrypted into its readable buffer. UpgradedDuplex now calls pause() and resume() on the wrapped stream, like node's JSStreamSocket readStop() and readStart(). A pause before the engine exists is left alone, because the handshake needs the reads and on_open forgets the paused flag. The close callback resumes a transport that it left paused, so a net.Socket transport still reads its peer's FIN and closes. A paused transport holds its 'end' event back, so the engine can now read the peer's close_notify long after the transport got its EOF. The check that drops the close_notify answer in that state read a flag set by the 'end' event. It now reads the stream's state, and the flag is gone.
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WalkthroughThe change adds transport pause and resume support to ChangesTLS duplex backpressure
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ⚪ Not assessed Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A TLS upgrade failure can leave the supplied Duplex permanently paused, preventing it from draining or being reused. Fix the teardown path before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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readable_got_eof took the exception of a throwing _readableState getter and dropped it. It now returns JsResult, and call_write_or_end hands the error to on_error like the write and end calls next to it.
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760-760: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winResume the origin stream before clearing
reads_pausedinteardown().A pre-open error in
DuplexUpgradeContext::on_error()can callupgrade.teardown()directly (socket_body.rs line 4346), bypassing the normalon_close()sequence. Ifpause_stream()was invoked earlier,reads_pausedis true and the origin is paused. The currentteardown()clearsreads_pausedwithout resuming the origin, leaving the transport paused indefinitely and unable to drain its EOF.The
on_close()method already demonstrates the correct pattern (lines 214–215): resume before teardown. Apply the same logic toteardown():if self.reads_paused.get() { let _ = self.resume_stream(); } self.reads_paused.set(false);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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pause() on the transport is user code. A 'pause' listener that destroys the TLS socket closed the engine while reads_paused was still false, so the close callback did not resume the transport and a net.Socket transport stayed open. The flag is now set before the call and stays set when the call fails. The two net.Socket transport tests share one setup, and the wait for the transport's close also fails on a socket error.
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❌ @robobun, your commit fc6876b has 1 failures in 🧪 To try this PR locally: bunx bun-pr 42332That installs a local version of the PR into your bun-42332 --bun |
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Superseded by #44618, which consolidates the open TLS pull requests. This fix and its tests are in there, either as written, rewritten smaller, or merged with the other PRs that patched the same cause (see the "By area" list in that PR). Closing in favor of it. |
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…42332) pause_stream/resume_stream were a TODO for a TLS socket over a Duplex, so readStop() did nothing: a paused reader of 1 MiB held all of it and the transport never paused. They now call pause()/resume() on the wrapped stream, like node's JSStreamSocket. A paused transport holds its 'end' event back, so the check that drops a close_notify answer after the transport's EOF reads _readableState.ended in place of a flag set by 'end'. The close resumes the transport: left paused, a net.Socket transport never reads its peer's FIN.
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…ansport (#42332) _destroy now destroys any transport that is not an adopted fd's twin, so a paused net.Socket transport closes without being resumed first.
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transport_got_eof took the exception of a throwing `_readableState` or `ended` getter and dropped it, which test/internal/source-lints/jsresult-swallow.test.ts counts as a new swallowed JsResult. It goes to the error handler, like what the lookup of write() or end() throws a few lines below.
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…42332) pause_stream/resume_stream were a TODO for a TLS socket over a Duplex, so readStop() did nothing: a paused reader of 1 MiB held all of it and the transport never paused. They now call pause()/resume() on the wrapped stream, like node's JSStreamSocket. A paused transport holds its 'end' event back, so the check that drops a close_notify answer after the transport's EOF reads _readableState.ended in place of a flag set by 'end'. The close resumes the transport: left paused, a net.Socket transport never reads its peer's FIN.
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…ansport (#42332) _destroy now destroys any transport that is not an adopted fd's twin, so a paused net.Socket transport closes without being resumed first.
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transport_got_eof took the exception of a throwing `_readableState` or `ended` getter and dropped it, which test/internal/source-lints/jsresult-swallow.test.ts counts as a new swallowed JsResult. It goes to the error handler, like what the lookup of write() or end() throws a few lines below.
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…42332) pause_stream/resume_stream were a TODO for a TLS socket over a Duplex, so readStop() did nothing: a paused reader of 1 MiB held all of it and the transport never paused. They now call pause()/resume() on the wrapped stream, like node's JSStreamSocket. A paused transport holds its 'end' event back, so the check that drops a close_notify answer after the transport's EOF reads _readableState.ended in place of a flag set by 'end'. The close resumes the transport: left paused, a net.Socket transport never reads its peer's FIN.
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…ansport (#42332) _destroy now destroys any transport that is not an adopted fd's twin, so a paused net.Socket transport closes without being resumed first.
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transport_got_eof took the exception of a throwing `_readableState` or `ended` getter and dropped it, which test/internal/source-lints/jsresult-swallow.test.ts counts as a new swallowed JsResult. It goes to the error handler, like what the lookup of write() or end() throws a few lines below.
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node:tlssocket over aDuplextransport (a plain stream, or anet.Socketthat Bun cannot adopt) reads it with no backpressure. A paused reader of a 1 MB body holds all 1048576 bytes and the transport never pauses. Node pauses it at 65536.pause_stream/resume_streaminsrc/uws_sys/socket.rs:526haveduplex _d => false, // TODO: pause/resume upgraded duplex, so thehandle.pause()inreadStop()(net.ts) did nothing.Fix
UpgradedDuplexgetspause_stream/resume_stream. They callpause()/resume()on the wrapped stream, like Node'sJSStreamSocket.net.tsdoes not change.false: the handshake needs the reads. The close callback resumes a transport that it left paused. Otherwise anet.Sockettransport never reads its peer's FIN.'end'event back. The engine can then read the peer'sclose_notifylong after the transport's EOF, and its answer fails with EPIPE. The check that drops the answer now reads_readableState.ended, not a flag set by'end'.test/js/node/tls/node-tls-connect.test.ts(seven fail on main). Other suites: notes.Background
upgradeDuplexToTLSruns a BoringSSL engine over it. Thunks on the stream'sdata,end,drainandcloseevents feed it.readStop()runs when the readable buffer reacheshighWaterMark._read()starts the handle again.writeAfterFIN(net.ts): anet.Socketthat read its peer's FIN fails a laterwrite()with EPIPE.Notes: #42176, #36534, #38028, and what this PR leaves out.
Notes
No user reported this. The work on #42176 found it. The wraps in question are
tls.connect({ socket })andnew tls.TLSSocket(stream, { isServer: true })over a plainDuplex, and over anet.Socketthat Bun cannot adopt: one with unflushed writes, a Windows named pipe, or another TLS socket.Measurements
Paused reader, 1 MB, in-memory duplex pair whose
_writepushes into the other side. Values at the moment the writer's callback runs.readableLengthreadableLengthhighWaterMark16384)The engine still decrypts and delivers a chunk that it already holds, as Node's
TLSWrap::ClearOutdoes. That is why the socket holds more than onehighWaterMark.pipeline(tlsSocket, slowWritable), 4 MB, same pair: largestreadableLengthseen was 4145152 on 1.4.3 and 131072 on this branch (4161536 on node, whose peer hands the whole ciphertext over in one chunk).Server wrap over a
net.Socketwith unflushed writes (the stream engine over a real socket), 4 MB from the client, server paused: 1.4.3 buffers 4194304, this branch 65536. Client over a Windows named pipenet.Socket: the canary buffers 4194304, this branch pauses at 49152.What this PR does not change
close_notify. It has no half-open mode. Since node:tls: inherit allowHalfOpen from the wrapped socket #39066, main destroys the TLS socket when its transport closes, so a reader that is not flowing loses what it has not read at that moment. A slowfor awaitreader of a 1 MB body that the peer ends gets 49152 bytes andERR_STREAM_PREMATURE_CLOSEon main (1.4.3 delivers all of it). With this PR it gets 1032192. node:tls: keep unread data and still emit 'close' when a wrapped transport closes #42176 gates that destroy and makes it 1048576. For this reason the tests here do not end the writer, except where the case needs theclose_notify.'close'. With backpressure the transport does not close while the reader is paused. Node behaves the same way, so that case waits forever on node too. The PR that lands second has to change it to drain to'end'.Socket.prototype.read()andresume()innet.tsstart the handle again on every call. Node does that only for anonreadsocket and leaves the rest to_read(). A reader that callsread()for each chunk (for await) over a transport fed from TCP lets the engine run ahead again: it held 851968 of 1048576 bytes in the probe, because one restart admits one transport chunk of up to 512 KB. A paused reader and the in-memory cases above are bounded. This belongs in anet.tschange of its own, because it changes flow control for every socket.write()on the transport.JSStreamSocketconstructor callsread(0), which resumes it. Same on 1.4.3._http2_upgrade.tspauses its raw socket from JS because the handle could not. It keeps working and is not touched.Related PRs
falsefor a plain stream (Transport::None). The PR that lands second mapsTransport::Nonetocall_origin("pause" | "resume")and keeps the pre-engine guard.net.Socketwith its TLS socket. Once that is in, the close-time resume has nothing left to do. Until then it prevents a leak: withtransport.resumestubbed out right beforewrapped.destroy(), the transport never closed andserver.close()never returned.Probes
writeAfterFINdoes), a paused reader, a peer that sends the payload,close_notifyand EOF. Before the change to the check the transport reported EPIPE when the reader resumed. 1.4.3 does not, because it answers at once. Over real TCP with a forwardingDuplexand a slow reader the EPIPE showed up from 4 MB on.pause()orresume()on the transport that throws, a getter that throws, a value that is not callable, apause()that destroys the TLS socket: the error reaches the TLS socket's'error', nothing crashes under ASAN.reads_pausedis set beforepause()runs and stays set when the call fails, so a'pause'listener that destroys the TLS socket still gets the close-time resume (its test timed out with the flag set after the call).BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1is clean on the new tests.tls.connect({ socket, onread }).pause()in the same tick: the handshake completes (node and 1.4.3 too). Without the pre-engine guard it never did, becauseon_openclearsIS_PAUSEDand noresume()reached the transport.Suites
Linux x64, debug + ASAN:
test/js/node/tls/(theSNICallback ... bind hostnamecase fails the same way on the released binary:localhostresolves differently in this container),test/js/node/net/(the same 10 failures as the released binary),node-http2.test.js,node-http2-upgrade.test.mts,h2-conformance,node-http-connect,ws.test.ts,grpc-js/test-server, the regression tests 12117, 24374, 25190, 40401, and 186 vendoredtest-tls-*files (184 pass.test-tls-client-allow-partial-trust-chain.jsneedsbun test, andtest-tls-get-ca-certificates-extra.jsshares a temp directory with its siblings and passes when it runs alone). Two cases that take more than 5 s on the loaded host pass with a longer timeout and do not use this code path.Windows x64, debug:
node-tls-connect(78 pass),node-tls-server,renegotiation,node-tls-upgrade,node-http2-upgrade,node-tls-namedpipes(the 400-connection case takes 5.9 s on the debug build and passes with a longer timeout, 0.6 s on the release build).[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 4 files touched
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