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A session teardown ran the native stream sweep while the JS streams were still live. The sweep drops DATA frames that are queued behind flow control and settles their write callbacks with no error, so the Writable emitted 'drain'. A producer parked on 'drain' woke up, and every later write() reported success because the native handle was gone. - ClientHttp2Session.destroy() destroys its open streams first, as the server session and node do. It goes through emitStreamErrorNT, so each stream gets the same error and rstCode as before. - ServerHttp2Session's socket-close handler closes and destroys the streams in JS, like the client session and node's socketOnClose. The native abort sweep it replaced has no caller left and is removed. - The server's error-GOAWAY handler no longer sweeps before destroy(), which does the same work after it has destroyed the streams. - A stream that session.destroy() destroys ends its writable without _final. The server session put DATA(END_STREAM) on the wire behind the GOAWAY and emitted 'finish' for an open response.
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Status: reproduced, fix in this PR. The diff is green, CI is red on tests this PR does not touch. How to reproduce: a raw h2c peer completes the SETTINGS exchange and never sends WINDOW_UPDATE. The bun side writes 65535 + 32768 bytes on one stream, so 32 KiB stays queued behind flow control with the write callback held. A
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In `@src/js/node/http2.ts`:
- Line 2293: Update the session teardown stream handling around the
destroyed/closed guard to skip streams that are destroyed or already marked
NativeClosed, but destroy JavaScript-closed streams that are not natively closed
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Problem
'drain'on a stream whose write is blocked on flow control. Thenwrite()always returnstrue. A producer parked on'drain'wakes up and writes its whole source into the dead stream:'drain' AFTER destroy: 1, 67043328 bytes accepted. Node v26.3.0: 0 and 0.emitErrorToAllStreams,emitAbortToAllStreams) drops the queued DATA frames and calls their write callbacks with no error (clean_queue,src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs:1895). The JS stream is destroyed one tick later, soafterWritesees a live stream.src/js/node/http2.ts:ClientHttp2Session.destroy()(5875), the server's socket close (4320), the server's error GOAWAY (4292).Fix
closeSessionandsocketOnClose.ServerHttp2Session.destroy()does so since node:http/https/http2: raise Node v26.3.0 compat to ~94%, sync the upstream suites, and fix the Windows/macOS transport-layer teardown bugs they exposed #32488. Errors andrstCodestay the same.close(CANCEL), thendestroy().emitAbortToAllStreamshas no caller left and is removed.session.destroy()destroys skips_final. On main the server sentDATA(END_STREAM)after its GOAWAY, so the peer read a cut response as complete.test/js/node/http2/node-http2-session-destroy-backpressure.test.ts(main fails 4 of 5, node passes 5). All oftest/js/node/http2/, the 279 vendoredtest-http2-*tests, grpc-js.Background
WINDOW_UPDATE. Bun queues the rest natively and keeps the write callback with the frame.Writableemits'drain'fromafterWritewhen a write callback succeeds and the stream is not ending or destroyed._finalis whereHttp2Streamwrites the emptyDATA(END_STREAM)frame.Notes
History. This replaces #33606, which the stale-PR cleanup closed (conflicts with main). The bug is still live on canary 1.4.3
b99371011and on main09bb546305. A first attempt in #33606 passed an error from nativeclean_queueto the write callback.clean_queuealso servesstream.close(), a received RST_STREAM and the socket-abort paths, where the stream is still live. The error reachederrorOrDestroythere and raised uncaught'error'events (test-http2-cancel-while-client-reading.js,test-http2-respond-with-file-connection-abort.js). This PR does not changeclean_queue.Measured,
{drains, accepted}with a budget of 32 writes in the'drain'listener (node v26.3.0 is0, 0in every row):session.destroy()session.destroy()Wire and events for
session.destroy()on an idle open stream with no'error'listener (frames the peer receives after the call):aborted close, GOAWAYaborted close, GOAWAYaborted close, GOAWAYaborted close, GOAWAYaborted finish close, GOAWAY DATA(END_STREAM)aborted close, GOAWAYThe client pre-pass alone would add the
finishand theDATA(END_STREAM)to the client row:_destroyclears thedestroyedflag aroundend()so that_finalruns, and with the parser still attached_finalwrites the frame. With an error the writable is already errored and_finaldoes not run, so only streams without an'error'listener show it. TheSessionDestroyedbit makes_destroycallend()withdestroyedset, which is what node's_destroydoes. #33380 (open) makes every_destroy()andclose(code)skip the END_STREAM. It subsumes this bit if it lands.Server socket close. For an idle response stream the events are now
aborted finish closewith rstCode 8, the same as node. Main givesaborted close.Server error GOAWAY. The handler called
emitErrorToAllStreams(errorCode)and thendestroy(sessionError, NO_ERROR). That line is older than the pre-pass that #32488 added todestroy().destroy()sweeps withkGoawayCodeprecedence, so each stream keeps the same error and rstCode without it. The client's GOAWAY handler has no such line.Skipped streams. The client pre-pass skips streams that are already marked closed, like the native sweep skips CLOSED streams. Without the skip, streams that completed normally got
ERR_HTTP2_STREAM_CANCEL(should be destroyed after destroyandwantTrailers should workinnode-http2.test.js). A non-numericcodemakes the native sweep throw. The pre-pass does not run for it, so the retry still finds the streams (h2-conformance.test.ts, "session teardown rejects a non-numeric error code").Stream 'close' now comes before session 'close' on a client
session.destroy(), as in node. Before:aborted, session close, error, close. Now:aborted, error, close, session close.Not changed, on purpose.
request({ signal }): an abort with a blocked write still gives1, 32. The native abort listener runs before the JS one, so the ordering fix cannot apply. It needs the signal to stay in JS. Handed to a separate change.createConnectiontransport was reported by review as another live path. On a native socket I measured0, 0on main.ECANCELED. That is safe to change only when every sweep destroys its streams first.ERR_HTTP2_STREAM_CANCELand rstCode 8 on a plainsession.destroy(). Node gives no error and rstCode 0.Suites on the debug+ASAN build.
test/js/node/http2/:node-http2.test.js387 pass,h2-conformance.test.ts70,node-http2-client-close.test.ts69, and the eight smaller files. All 279 vendoredtest-http2-*andtest-diagnostics-channel-http2-*files. grpc-js: 16 suites pass,test-client(3),test-outlier-detection(2) andtest-tonic(1) fail the same way without this change.undici-h211,wpt-h220. The http2 cases inAsyncLocalStorage.test.ts.h2-conformance.test.ts"stream release after a queued END_STREAM" fails in some runs on the debug build with and without this change (#42357).Self-reviewed: 14 concerns raised, 11 addressed in the diff, 3 named above as excluded.
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