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WalkthroughChangesThe change adds Windows WTF-8 path conversion for stat operations. Recursive Windows mkdir path handling
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Use describe.each() for the API matrix.
it.each() parameterizes this suite. Move the method matrix to describe.each() and keep the existing test body inside the generated suite.
As per coding guidelines: “Use describe.each() for parameterized tests.”
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In `@test/js/node/fs/fs-mkdir.test.ts` at line 309, Replace the parameterized
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cwd” with describe.each over the same methods, keeping the existing test body
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Replace the require() calls with static imports.
The template string at test/js/node/fs/fs-mkdir.test.ts:316-319 runs as the module-scope script passed to bunExe(), "-e". Other spawned -e scripts use static imports, and this test does not test dynamic loading. The test guideline therefore requires static imports here.
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In `@test/js/node/fs/fs-mkdir.test.ts` around lines 316 - 319, Replace the
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## What Problem This Solves Fixes an issue where fs-safe consumers on Bun reject restrictive files and sockets, confuse literal POSIX backslashes with path separators, or resolve symlink/parent components in the wrong order. On Windows, Bun also rejects existing relative directories during recursive mkdir, breaking atomic file publication and queued JSON writes. ## Why This Change Was Made All default canonicalization now goes through one internal owner. On Bun macOS/Linux it uses the existing Rust N-API addon: the system `realpath` for native resolution and a component walk for ordinary resolution; Node and Windows retain their runtime resolvers. Ordinary resolution normalizes both initial paths and expanded symlink targets, while native resolution preserves their order. A documented 1,024-expansion limit rejects fixed and growing lexical cycles with `ELOOP`. Confinement, pinned descriptors, and post-operation identity checks remain with their existing owners. The Rust resolver never opens the leaf, preserving restrictive permissions, sockets, and POSIX record locks. Windows recursive mkdir receives an absolute path without collapsing raw components or logical junction spelling. Explicit caller-supplied filesystem adapters keep their contracts. Portable test fixtures stop depending on Node-only module synchronization, async-hook internals, enumeration order, and `fs.access` return values. ## User Impact Bun 1.4.2 works with the matching addon, including `bun --jitless`. There is no `bun:ffi`, dynamic libc discovery, pointer management in TypeScript, new dependency, or public API change. Native mode `off` still prevents addon loading. Bun POSIX with native disabled, or without the addon in `auto`, retains the runtime's path/permission limitations; Node remains the option for full addon-free compatibility. On Bun POSIX, `require` rejects canonicalization when the addon/capability is unavailable. These limits are documented instead of weakening identity checks or silently enabling native code. Related upstream fixes: oven-sh/bun#42374 and oven-sh/bun#42635. Neither upstream fix is assumed released. ## Evidence Final commit `bdd6055ae20da0a0a6f1402ee87c45135a17cad9`: [CI](https://github.com/openclaw/fs-safe/actions/runs/34781425261) and [coverage](https://github.com/openclaw/fs-safe/actions/runs/34781425213) passed, including native Bun and JIT-disabled package proof on Windows/macOS/Linux, Rust checks, package smoke, and Node 22/24 checks. Independent review is clean through P2. - Full Node `pnpm check`: 9,049 passed, 109 platform skips, including build, documentation, and package checks. - Bun native qualification: 879 passed, 19 platform skips across 36 test files. - Built-package proof under normal and JIT-disabled Bun: `auto`, `require`, `off`, and actual external consumers with native packages omitted. Covers Root reads/writes, confinement, hashing, secrets with modes 000/200, search-only directories, sockets, backslash collisions, and raw symlink/parent paths. - Refreshed macOS/APFS stress: 57,600 file hash/metadata checks, 540 Root copies, 543 hashes, 96 cancellation operations, no writes after settlement, descriptors 7 → 7. - Linux x64 glibc 2.43 and musl 1.2.5: freshly built final Rust addons each passed 875 Bun tests (23 platform skips), record-lock/cycle regressions, and all normal/JIT-disabled package scenarios. - Fixed Bun CI timeouts in large-buffer deep equality: exact `Buffer.equals` comparisons preserve every byte assertion and reduced the affected local tests from 496/445 ms to 15/6 ms without changing timeouts. - Rust workspace tests and Clippy pass. Record-lock regression includes an open/close positive control; nested symlink-target normalization and both fixed/growing lexical cycles have regressions. Review caught the symlink normalization and cycle cases; both were repaired and rechecked. - The exhaustive Bun diagnostic deliberately remains separate: 8,919 passed, 130 failed, 109 skipped before the copy-loader fixture adjustment. Failures expose unsupported native-off cases and missing/capability mock assumptions; they are not marked as expected passes. Node CI retains all fallback assertions. - [x] Tests added or updated when behavior changed - [x] Security and compatibility impact considered - [x] `CHANGELOG.md` updated when release-relevant - [x] No credentials, private paths, private hosts, or sensitive contents included
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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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What does this PR do?
On Windows, recursive
mkdircan throwEEXISTfor directories that already exist, including.,.., and drive-relative paths such asC:..\sibling. This breaks ordinary atomic file and queue writes. The creation call uses Win32 path semantics, but its existing-directory check used an NT attribute probe that interprets relative dot components differently.The check now uses Bun's existing libuv/Win32 stat implementation. This preserves the logical working directory when it is a junction: the parent must be interpreted beside the junction spelling, as Node and
CreateDirectoryWdo. A wide stat adapter uses libuv's WTF-8 converter so unpaired UTF-16 filename code units survive. The obsolete wide NT-query helpers are removed, and the POSIX path remains unchanged.Tests cover all three mkdir APIs, drive-relative paths, existing-file rejection, first-created directory identity, unpaired-surrogate Buffer paths, and logical junction working directories.
Related work: #40536 handles ordinary relative-path normalization and first-created return formatting, and explicitly leaves drive-relative input on its previous path. This repairs the existing-directory check itself, including that remaining case. #42014 changes lower-level NT
*atoperations; the public Node mkdir operation needs Win32's logical-cwd interpretation.How did you verify your code works?
C:..\siblinginput withEEXIST.test/js/node/fs/fs-mkdir.test.tspasses 26 tests, with one platform skip and no failures.rust:check-allpasses all 12 targets, with no failures or skipped targets. This is compilation proof; native Windows execution is recorded separately above.git diff --check, and independent P0–P2 review pass.Additional consumer proof used the published fs-safe 0.10.0 source without its workaround: Node passes all 16 relative-publication cells, released Bun fails all 16, and patched Bun passes 12. The four remaining
child\..cells still reportENOENTin both released and patched Bun; they reach a separate normalization path, covered by the plain-relative normalization work in #40536. Those failures are retained in the evidence rather than counted as successes.