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What does this PR do?

Adds a Node-compatible https.Server constructor and https.Server.setSecureContext() support for a listening Bun HTTPS server.

Bun's node:https server is backed by Bun.serve, so it did not inherit the existing tls.Server.setSecureContext() implementation. The exported constructor also aliased http.Server, and direct construction had no HTTPS-specific prototype. Applications that rotate certificates without restarting listeners received TypeError: server.setSecureContext is not a function.

This change builds the replacement SSL_CTX before publication, swaps it into every live listen socket, and updates the app-owned context. Existing TLS connections retain their refcounted old context; future accepts use the replacement. The swap also restores static/dynamic SNI callbacks on the new default context and preserves HTTP/2 ALPN setup. Static Node ALPN lists are copied into context-owned storage, applied to default and SNI contexts, retained across replacement, and reject a client offer with no overlap. The Node adapter normalizes string TLS version options and retains the server-owned requestCert and rejectUnauthorized policy.

PFX-only contexts are converted into key and certificate material before crossing the native bridge. Embedded PFX CAs travel separately and are appended to a private copy of the default trust store before publication, while an explicit ca keeps Node's replacement semantics. The stored PFX metadata is reapplied for initial construction, setSecureContext() before listen(), and close/relisten lifecycles.

AI-assisted: yes. Codex helped investigate the runtime boundary, implement the patch, and design the stress regression. I reviewed the code and validation results.

How did you verify your code works?

  • Composite Bun runtime 1.4.3-canary.1+91b28c4bf, containing the exact production repair, passes the PFX trust lifecycle matrix under both Bun and Node: initial construction, live rotation, pre-listen rotation, relisten, embedded-CA trust, retained NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS trust, and explicit-CA replacement.
  • The lifecycle matrix passed 20 consecutive stress runs with 0 failures.
  • Stock Bun 1.4.2 fails the added constructor and static-ALPN regressions; the final debug build passes both.
  • The full Node HTTP/HTTPS file passes with 165 passed, 1 skipped, and 0 failed.
  • The sibling tls.Server and Bun HTTP/2 suites pass with 191 tests across three files and 0 failures.
  • Full tls.Server suite: 78 passed, 0 failed. TLS context suite: 17 passed, 0 failed. PFX secure-context argument suite: 7 passed, 0 failed.
  • The original certificate-rotation regression passes eight alternating rotations while an existing TLS connection remains alive.
  • OpenClaw's real TLS renewal proof passes on the rebuilt runtime, including partial-pair rejection, successful rotation, retained connections, sibling listeners, discovery refresh, and reload-off behavior.
  • bun run lint, root tsc --noEmit, cargo fmt --all -- --check, targeted Prettier, and clang-format 21 checks pass.
  • Fresh independent P0-P2 reviews of the production repair and final extension found no actionable findings after the no-overlap ALPN behavior was corrected to match Node.

OpenClaw integration context: openclaw/openclaw#146807

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Adds https.Server.setSecureContext support. The API validates TLS options, updates native listeners, preserves existing socket contexts, and applies replacement certificates and CA settings to future TLS connections.

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TLS context replacement

Layer / File(s) Summary
Native TLS context and ALPN support
packages/bun-usockets/src/libusockets.h, packages/bun-usockets/src/crypto/openssl.c, packages/bun-uws/src/App.h, src/uws_sys/*
Adds APIs to replace listener SSL contexts, restore callbacks, configure ALPN, and release previous contexts.
Runtime TLS update bridge
src/runtime/server/server_body.rs, src/runtime/server/server.classes.ts, src/uws_sys/App.rs, src/uws_sys/libuwsockets.cpp
Parses TLS options, forwards additional CAs and ALPN data, updates running SSL applications, and stores the primary SSL configuration.
Node.js HTTPS API and validation
src/js/internal/http.ts, src/js/node/_http_server.ts, src/js/node/https.ts, test/js/node/http/*
Adds public setSecureContext wiring, preserves PKCS#12 CA data, and tests certificate rotation, ALPN, existing connections, and PFX trust behavior.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 067ac

After TLS context rotation, newly added SNI domains can negotiate stale ALPN protocols. This should be corrected before merge.

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In `@src/js/node/_http_server.ts`:
- Line 550: Update the HTTPS secure-context replacement flow around
_setNodeHTTPSSecureContext to call processPfxOptions before constructing next.
Populate next with the converted key and cert plus the extracted CA values,
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In `@src/js/node/_http_server.ts`:
- Line 556: Update the HTTPS server secure-context flow around the ca assignment
and setSecureContext bridge so PFX extra CAs are carried separately and appended
with the same semantics as addCACert, rather than replacing the default trust
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In `@test/js/node/http/node-http.test.ts`:
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### What does this PR do?

Integrates the 19 captured upstream compatibility PRs into the OpenClaw Bun fork, retaining their original commits as merge parents. The base is upstream `86771d09fd486a7256790d6f36602b683f7a19de`. This integration is separate from upstream PR review and does not publish a Bun release.

The two stacked PRs also bring their prerequisites: [worker support oven-sh#34424](oven-sh#34424) and [file-URL query handling oven-sh#35601](oven-sh#35601).

| Upstream PR | Captured head |
| --- | --- |
| [42349: fix(sqlite): allow workers to reuse custom library](oven-sh#42349) | `65924882863e` |
| [42374: fix(node:fs): preserve POSIX locks in realpath](oven-sh#42374) | `4df5e0600308` |
| [42446: fix(node:fs): preserve child rm permission errors](oven-sh#42446) | `17d1237bcbac` |
| [42469: fix(runtime): preserve encoded file URL path delimiters](oven-sh#42469) | `cc5b9fb06de9` |
| [42576: fix(node:https): support live secure context updates](oven-sh#42576) | `b8666fde28e6` |
| [42593: fix(worker_threads): preserve async context for worker events](oven-sh#42593) | `f72285db962b` |
| [42594: fix(node:https): wrap injected raw connections with TLS](oven-sh#42594) | `82a9d26cf2cc` |
| [42599: fix(node:os): observe runtime HOME changes](oven-sh#42599) | `772e4acb9263` |
| [42600: fix(worker_threads): preserve cloned error metadata](oven-sh#42600) | `7254eaec568c` |
| [42601: fix(node:path): honor replaced process.cwd](oven-sh#42601) | `e040ec4cf1c0` |
| [42607: fix(process): allow clearing exitCode](oven-sh#42607) | `bacfa9ee3cb3` |
| [42610: fix(node:http): uncork reused upgrade sockets](oven-sh#42610) | `33f89359c50a` |
| [42614: fix(node): resolve listen hosts before binding](oven-sh#42614) | `5b9ab5644122` |
| [42616: fix(node:module): synchronize builtin ESM exports](oven-sh#42616) | `aa78523549c1` |
| [42620: fix(worker_threads): apply execArgv preloads](oven-sh#42620) | `60fbb60c9a16` |
| [42621: fix(node:async_hooks): report timer lifecycles](oven-sh#42621) | `6e044db91d6b` |
| [42622: fix(node:http): align shutdown transport lifecycle](oven-sh#42622) | `98d5f813e8fe` |
| [42635: fix(node:fs): preserve Win32 semantics in recursive mkdir checks](oven-sh#42635) | `891eb8df52f3` |
| [42636: fix(runtime): derive data URL loaders from MIME](oven-sh#42636) | `4570e105f422` |

Integration repairs preserve newer upstream loop-init error handling, use current Rust loader/string-view interfaces, coordinate WORKER init hook mutations with timer/nextTick dispatch, apply TLS context updates made during pending listen, retain draining native listeners for force-close, and preserve literal filename delimiters across ESM/CommonJS resolution and lookup paths. Superseded C++ CommonJS key reconstruction is removed in favor of the shared resolver owner.

### How did you verify your code works?

- Fresh optimized macOS arm64 build: 1,687 passed, 37 existing skips, one existing todo, zero failures across the 22 selected suites, including standalone compilation.
- Debug/ASAN build and focused integration regressions passed. Its earlier full run passed 1,681 tests but hit an inherited standalone-compilation fixture limitation: the large debug template exceeded that test budget, and relocated output needs its ASAN sidecar. The optimized run covers that production flow; no sanitizer setting, test timeout, or skip was weakened.
- Ten directly affected vendored Node conformance files passed with retries disabled.
- All twelve Rust targets passed: zero failed and zero skipped. These are compilation checks, not native execution claims for every target.
- Oxlint, root TypeScript, Rust formatting, and `git diff --check` passed.
- Independent review is clean through P2. Confirmed integration regressions were repaired; an empty-query/fragment review claim was rejected using actual Node 26.8.2 behavior and protected by a regression.
- Repeated recursive-directory testing keeps its 200 optimized-build iterations and descriptor-leak checks, with a fixed nested fixture instead of scanning the growing source tree.

### Final CI corrections

The follow-up removes MIME decoding and response cork adapters whose last callers were replaced by the integrated PRs, documents raw-slice ownership immediately above the unsafe operations, and sorts HTTP exports. Workspace Clippy and formatting pass locally. The final debug/ASAN check passes 392 tests across the data-URL, worker-thread, and HTTP suites, with one existing skip and no failures. Independent review of this follow-up is clean through P2.

The first CI run also exposed two fork-service limitations: the issue-linking bot has no Anthropic credentials, and autofix.ci cannot push formatter changes without its GitHub App. The formatting change was applied locally.

Mordant's advisory `unchecked_construction` warning points to the existing server reload assignment of `user_routes_to_build`. That assignment moves fields from `new_config`, which `on_reload` obtains through `ServerConfig::from_js` before calling `on_reload_from_zig`; the integrated TLS setter also parses its replacement through `SSLConfig::from_js`. This is not an unchecked user-input path. Its baseline and enforcement were left intact; the three unused-helper findings were repaired.

The final optimized macOS arm64 build passes all four affected suites: **433 passed, one existing skip, zero failures** in 9.11 seconds, including standalone compilation. This supplements the initial 22-suite run (1,687 passed), ten vendored Node conformance files, and twelve Rust compilation targets. The final cleanup also passes **392 debug/ASAN tests** and workspace Clippy.

The reload validation path discussed above is visible at [ServerConfig::from_js before reload](https://github.com/openclaw/bun/blob/597b78c2c4b6a0e15b4b1724ab0e5ebff80f5678/src/runtime/server/server_body.rs#L2262), while [the flagged assignment](https://github.com/openclaw/bun/blob/597b78c2c4b6a0e15b4b1724ab0e5ebff80f5678/src/runtime/server/server_body.rs#L2208) transfers that parsed configuration.

Final hosted validation on `597b78c2c4b6a0e15b4b1724ab0e5ebff80f5678`: formatting, JavaScript/source lint, TypeScript types, package tests, Clippy, Miri, and lol-html tests passed. The [Rust workflow](https://github.com/openclaw/bun/actions/runs/34808804630) succeeded; its advisory Mordant job retains only the documented reload-validation false positive.

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🟠 Major · Configure static ALPNProtocols in the HTTPS native listener · src/js/node/_http_server.ts:541-575

541-575: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Configure static ALPNProtocols in the HTTPS native listener

https.createServer stores the normalized list on server.ALPNProtocols, but _http_server.ts omits it from both the initial TLS object and next in setSecureContext. The native HTTPS path therefore lacks the list before and after credential replacement. Add static ALPN handling to the native HTTPS listener, then pass server.ALPNProtocols to both context-creation paths. Do not fix only setSecureContext; the HTTP/2-specific callback is already reapplied during replacement.

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In `@src/uws_sys/libuwsockets.cpp`:
- Line 70: Update uWS::SSLApp::setSecureContext to synchronize
SSLApp::alpnProtocols with the replacement ALPN list when one is provided, while
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if (!ssl) return 0;
uWS::SocketContextOptions socket_context_options;
memcpy(&socket_context_options, &options, sizeof(uWS::SocketContextOptions));
return ((uWS::SSLApp *)app)->setSecureContext(socket_context_options, additional_ca, additional_ca_count, alpn_protocols, alpn_protocols_len);

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

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printf '%s\n' '--- Rust secure-context bridge and ALPN conversion ---'
sed -n '125,185p' src/uws_sys/App.rs
rg -n -F -C 10 'fn protos_bytes|protos_bytes' src/runtime src/uws_sys 2>/dev/null
printf '%s\n' '--- TLS property behavior around ALPN ---'
sed -n '1380,1420p' src/js/node/tls.ts

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Synchronize the stored ALPN list during context replacement.

Server.prototype.setSecureContext passes this.ALPNProtocols through the native bridge. A reachable replacement can therefore apply list B to the replacement context. uWS::SSLApp::setSecureContext does not update SSLApp::alpnProtocols, so later addServerName calls can apply stale list A to new SNI contexts while the default context uses B.

When the replacement omits ALPN protocols, preserve the current list instead of clearing it. The existing ALPN-preservation test requires the configured protocol to remain available after setSecureContext.

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In `@src/uws_sys/libuwsockets.cpp` at line 70, Update
uWS::SSLApp::setSecureContext to synchronize SSLApp::alpnProtocols with the
replacement ALPN list when one is provided, while retaining the existing stored
list when the replacement omits protocols. Ensure subsequent addServerName calls
use the same ALPN configuration as the replaced default context.

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Jarred-Sumner pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 25, 2026
…'s TLS context (#43015)

### Problem
- `tls.Server#setSecureContext()` on a listening server changes nothing.
Later handshakes keep the original certificate, key and client-CA store.
A CA that the operator removed keeps authorizing client certificates
(`authorized=true`). Node applies the new context to the next
connection.
- Cause: `Listener::listen` (`src/runtime/socket/Listener.rs`) builds
the `SSL_CTX` once. `setSecureContext` (`src/js/node/tls.ts`) only
reassigned the option fields that `listen()` reads.

### Fix
- `setSecureContext()` on a listening server builds an `SSL_CTX` from
the staged options. `us_listen_socket_set_default_ssl_ctx()` makes it
the default for later accepts. It runs before any field is assigned, so
rejected material throws and nothing changes.
- First commit: `listen()` no longer registers the default context under
the bind hostname in the SNI tree. That entry shadowed an `addContext()`
wildcard and would pin the name to the old context.
- As in Node, `setSecureContext()` no longer reads `ALPNProtocols`
(constructor only). A cluster worker reads its TLS options when the
primary answers, so a call made before `'listening'` counts.
- Verified on Linux and Windows: `node-tls-server.test.ts` (17 new
tests, 11 fail on bun 1.4.2), `node-tls-namedpipes.test.ts`. On Linux:
`test/js/node/tls/`, `node-http2.test.js`, `node-net-server.test.ts`.
Self-reviewed: one regression found and fixed (Notes).

### Background
- An `SSL_CTX` is BoringSSL's TLS configuration: certificate chain, key,
CA store, verify mode. Each accepted socket creates its `SSL` from the
listen socket's default and holds a reference.
- The SNI tree maps server names to other contexts (`addContext()`). A
matching ClientHello switches that connection's context.
- Session tickets belong to one `SSL_CTX`, so a new context never
resumes an old session.

<details><summary>Notes</summary>

**Repro** (two CAs, server trusts `caA`, then `setSecureContext({ ...,
ca: caB })`):
```
                         bun 1.4.2 / main                 this branch = node v26.3.0
after  clientA (caA):    hello clientA authorized=true    refused
after  clientB (caB):    refused                          hello clientB authorized=true
resume clientA session:  authorized=true reused=true      refused
```
The same holds for an `Http2SecureServer`, which is the class
`@grpc/grpc-js` reloads credentials on.

**Scope.** `tls.Server` and `Http2SecureServer` only. Not covered, on
purpose:
- `https.Server` and `Bun.serve().reload({ tls })` (#8872). They go
through `Bun.serve`, not `Listener.rs`. #42576 and the draft #35535 add
`https.Server#setSecureContext()`. No open PR covers
`Bun.serve().reload({ tls })`.
- `setSecureContext(secureContextInstance)`. Node takes an options
object only. node v26.3.0 reads the instance as options with no key and
no certificate, and every later handshake fails. Bun 1.4.2 and this
branch both leave the listening socket on its context for that form. A
context from `tls.createSecureContext()` carries no `requestCert` verify
mode, so this PR does not install it.
- ALPN on a connection whose SNI selects an `addContext()` or
`SNICallback` context is still not negotiated. That is #33253. The
wildcard test here asserts the certificate only.

**Cluster workers.** A worker's `listen()` completes when the primary
answers. `net.ts` built the native TLS options when `listen()` was
called, so a `setSecureContext()` or `addContext()` made before
`'listening'` was lost. `listenOnPrimaryHandle` now reads them again.
For `tls-cluster-set-secure-context-fixture.mjs`, node v26.3.0 prints
`default: agent3, viaAddContext: agent2` and bun 1.4.2 prints `agent1`
for both.

**ALPNProtocols.** This is a behavior change outside a listening server
too. `setSecureContext({ ALPNProtocols })` no longer sets the list, also
before `listen()`. node v26.3.0 reads the option in the `Server`
constructor only (`lib/internal/tls/wrap.js` L1381-L1382). Probe: a
server created with `['h2']` and given `['http/1.1']` through
`setSecureContext()` negotiates `h2` in node, also after `close()` +
`listen()`. Bun 1.4.2 negotiates `http/1.1` after the re-listen. Before
this change a listening server reported the new list on
`server.ALPNProtocols` while its listener kept the old one.

**requestCert clamp.** A server that does not request a client
certificate must not reject for one. `net.ts` applied that to the
options after `[buntls]` built them. The rule now lives in `[buntls]`,
so `listen()`, the cluster reply and the context swap share it.

**Related PRs.** The C primitive and its header comment are taken as
they are from the drafts #35535 and #41400, so the C hunks merge without
a conflict. The Rust wrapper takes an `&OwnedSslCtx` where the drafts
take a raw pointer, so safe code cannot pass a dead pointer. Neither
draft calls it from `Listener.rs`. #42576 has the same function under
the name `us_listen_socket_set_ssl_ctx`. #42050 builds `_sharedCreds`
eagerly so that bad material throws before `listen()`. Its notes say it
does not rotate the listener. It edits the same function in `tls.ts`, so
one of the two needs a rebase. #32435 adds the `tls.Server` methods to
`https.Server`. #37896 changes what a cluster TLS worker's `_handle` is.
Here a `_handle` that is not a `Listener` is a no-op, and the worker's
connections are wrapped in JS from the server's own fields. #33365 was
the first version of this fix. A stale-PR sweep closed it. #42355 and
#42998 edit `Listener.rs` and `openssl.c` in other places.

**Self-review.** A review of the first version of this diff found one
regression, and it is fixed. That version moved the bind-hostname SNI
entry to the new context. A connection accepted before the swap whose
ClientHello arrived after it was switched to the new context, which had
no ALPN selector yet, so an h2 server answered `unknownProtocol`. The
first commit removes the entry, and two tests pin the case for
`tls.Server` and `Http2SecureServer`. The review also asked for h2
coverage, for the `ALPNProtocols` fix, for the
requestCert/rejectUnauthorized matrix tests and for the maintainer's
symbol name. All are in.

**Reference counts.** `secure_ctx` is an `OwnedSslCtx`. The swap is
`set_default_ssl_ctx` (C takes its own reference and drops the one on
the old default) and `secure_ctx.set(Some(ctx))` (drops the listener's
reference on the old one). The test `frees the context it replaces`
asserts with `sslCtxLiveCount()` that 20 swaps and one rejected swap add
no live `SSL_CTX`, and that `close()` releases the last one.

**Windows.** A named-pipe TLS server keeps its context in
`WindowsNamedPipeListeningContext.ctx`, now a `JsCell`. Each accept
clones the context out of the cell before it can run JS, because
`setSecureContext()` can replace the slot. At ddd655c I built the
debug binary on Windows x64 and ran `node-tls-namedpipes.test.ts` (7
pass) and the new tests in `node-tls-server.test.ts` (18 pass, the
cluster test included). The canary on that machine (1.4.3) fails the
named-pipe test: it serves `agent1` after the swap. `bun run
rust:check-all` passes for all 12 targets at the same commit.

**Test hygiene.** `SNICallback runs even when the requested servername
matches the bind hostname` now dials the address `listen()` bound.
`localhost` resolves to `::1` and `127.0.0.1` on a dual-stack host, and
`connect()` need not pick the one `listen()` did. #35160 makes the same
change on its own.

</details>

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---

**no test proof** · iteration 13 · platform-specific test(s) that do not
run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms:
test/js/node/tls/node-tls-server.test.ts,
test/js/node/tls/node-tls-namedpipes.test.ts

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Co-authored-by: Ciro Spaciari <ciro.spaciari@gmail.com>

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