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…timeout ends it node:test registers each top-level test as one bun:test test. Its afterEach/after hooks, subtests and mock restore run inside that one callback, after the body. When the bun:test timeout expired, bun:test failed the entry and started the next test while the callback still waited on the body or on a beforeEach hook. The hooks ran during a later test, or never. node:test now adds an entry of its own right after the test entry, in the same sequence. bun:test runs it on every way out of the test entry. After a timeout it ends the wait on the body or the beforeEach hook, as the test's own `timeout` option does, and bun:test waits for the hooks under a new deadline before it starts the next test.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe Node test runner now uses shared stop control for timeouts, integrates node:test callback entries with Bun execution entries, preserves cleanup ordering, handles retries, and adds coverage for hanging hooks, concurrent tests, and ChangesNode test timeout handling
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A timed-out test that registers a Bun afterEach dynamically can start later tests without node:test cleanup or mock restoration. Preserve the cleanup entry’s ordering before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@src/js/node/test.ts`:
- Line 2318: Update executeTestNode so stop.arm(node.options.timeout) runs
before any inherited beforeEach hooks, and place stop.dispose() in a finally
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the GC rooting of the callback handed to jsNodeTestAfterEntry (ExecutionEntry::create stores it as a Strong, so it is not affected) and confirmed insert_execution_entry() is a pure move of the existing runtime-afterEach splice in bun_test.rs with no behavior change to that path.
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The change touches node:test's per-test runner in src/js/node/test.ts and adds two Rust-backed hooks in src/runtime/test_runner/jest.rs plus an ExecutionEntry flag and a linked-list insertion helper in bun_test.rs; it touches no security-sensitive surface. Three confirmed findings around --retry interaction and lost bun:test afterEach hooks are posted inline, so a human review is already signalled.
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…mpt, keep bun:test afterEach hooks - A retry ran the same TestNode again. After a timeout the first attempt now finishes, so `finished` was set and every t.test() of the retry was skipped: the retry could pass without running them. Each run after the first gets a new node. - The entry after the test now marks the run abandoned on every early end of the test entry, also an uncaught error. The late done() of that attempt no longer completes its retry. - A timeout of that entry skips only itself, like the test entry does, so bun:test's own afterEach entries after it still run.
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In `@src/runtime/test_runner/jest.rs`:
- Line 631: Update generic_hook_impl and the execution-entry insertion flow so
the node:test cleanup entry is explicitly marked, then insert runtime AfterEach
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Preserve the cleanup entry’s ordering and ensure timeout skip behavior still
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The follow-up commits address the three points I raised on the first version, and this pass found no new bugs; because the change rewires bun:test's execution-entry list from node:test and alters timeout/retry ordering, a human look is still worthwhile before merge.
What was reviewed:
- Retry path:
createTopLevelTestRunnernow builds a freshTestNodeper attempt, andreset_sequenceunlinks theAddedInPhase::Executionafter-entry before each retry, so the entry is re-inserted cleanly (fixture 39 covers it). - Late
doneafter an uncaught-error exit:abandonedis now set before thetimedOutAfter()check, so a superseded attempt never callsdone(fixture 40). - Inserted after-entry sets
failure_skip_past = itself, so bun:test's own afterEach entries still run when node:test hooks hang (fixture 36 asserts the bun:test afterEach order). insert_execution_entryextraction: the linked-list splice andextra_execution_entriespush match the old inline code; entries are still only freed at BunTest deinit, as before.
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The PR touches src/js/node/test.ts (node:test's top-level runner, stop controller on promise intrinsics), src/runtime/test_runner/jest.rs (two new native functions that splice an ExecutionEntry after the on-stack test entry and read the sequence result), src/runtime/test_runner/bun_test.rs (insert_execution_entry helper, done_is_node_tests flag), plus six fixtures and six new concurrent tests. No security-sensitive surface (no auth, crypto, injection, or data exposure) is involved. The decision to defer rather than approve rests on the raw-pointer linked-list manipulation in unsafe Rust and the behavioral change to timeout/retry ordering in the shared test runner, which a maintainer should weigh; all prior inline findings were addressed in commit 50d005b with regression fixtures, and the bug hunt ended on dry_streak with no new reports.
…e:test entry A bun:test afterEach() called from the body of a node:test test was linked right after the test entry, in front of the entry that node:test adds. After a timeout it ran before the node:test hooks of that test, and a failure of it skipped them. The entry that node:test adds is now marked, and a run-time afterEach is linked after it. The same mark replaces the flag on the test entry for the timeout text.
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I re-reviewed the latest push (through 8e90dfe) and found no bugs; the three points from my earlier inline comments are now addressed in the code (a fresh TestNode per attempt, failure_skip_past set to the wind-down entry itself, abandoned set on every early exit of the test entry). Because this changes the runner's intrusive entry list and timeout accounting in bun_test.rs/Execution.rs, a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- The new splice point in
bun_test.rs(runtimeafterEach()now lands behind the wind-down entry) andreset_sequence, which unlinks both before a retry/repeat; the wind-down callback is held by aStronglike other entry callbacks. jsNodeTestTimedOutAfterreadssequence.resultonly from inside the wind-down callback viaon_stack_entry_data, so it works in concurrent groups and after reset (result is back to Pending).- The "
runused before initialization" candidate for a timeout expiring insidespawnSync: onlykill_dangling_processes_on_timeoutruns inside spawnSync's loop; the sequence advances (and the wind-down callback fires) from the event loop after the body's synchronous part returns, sorunis assigned by then. untilStopped/createStopControlleron intrinsics: everyawaitedrejection has a reaction attached and the stop promise is poked as handled, so no unhandled rejections leak from the losing side of the race.
Extended reasoning...
The change touches src/js/node/test.ts (node:test's stop controller and top-level runner), src/runtime/test_runner/bun_test.rs (a new insert_execution_entry helper, a node_test_wind_down flag, and the timeout-result variant), and src/runtime/test_runner/jest.rs (two new bindings that insert an execution entry right after the running test entry and report whether that entry timed out), plus six fixtures and six new concurrent subprocess tests. It touches no security-sensitive surface. Not approving because it manipulates the runner's raw-pointer intrusive entry list and alters timeout/retry sequencing across bun:test and node:test, and an unresolved coderabbitai inline comment at jest.rs:628 predates the last commit; no debug build was available here to re-run the suite, so correctness was checked by reading the runtime paths rather than executing them.
Problem
bun test, when the bun:test timeout (5 s default,--timeout,setDefaultTimeout()) ends anode:testtest, the next test starts at once. ItsafterEach/t.afterhooks andt.mockrestore run during a later test, or never. Node runs them at the timeout.node:testregisters each top-level test as one bun:test test and runs the hooks inside that callback (createTopLevelTestRunner(),src/js/node/test.ts). On a timeout, bun:test advances while the callback still waits on the body.Fix
node:testadds an entry right after the test entry (jsNodeTestAfterEntry,src/runtime/test_runner/jest.rs). bun:test runs it on every way out of the test entry, under a new deadline.beforeEachhook, as thetimeoutoption does. bun:test waits for the hooks, then starts the next test.--retryand the kill of child processes do not change.test/js/node/test_runner/node-test.test.tsfail on the 1.4.2 release. Self-reviewed: 5 concerns raised, 4 addressed (Notes).Background
beforeEachhooks, the test callback,afterEachhooks. Each entry has its own deadline.bun:testfile does not show this bug, because its hooks are separate entries.Downsides
node:testtest whose hooks hang holds the run for two timeouts, not one.node:testtest runs one more entry: 6% more time per empty test on a debug build.Notes
Repro.
bun test --timeout 300 ./wd.test.mjsandnode --test --test-timeout=300 wd.test.mjs:Output.
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before its done callback was called. If a done callback was not intended, remove the last parameter from the test callback function. Thatdonebelongs to thenode:testwrapper. When the hooks hang past the new deadline, bun:test printsa beforeEach/afterEach hook timed out for this test.and moves on.Self-review. The first version held the timed-out entry open from
step_sequence_oneand letnode:testcalldone()after its hooks. The review raised:--retry, a hook slower than the extra timeout let the latedone()of attempt 1 complete attempt 2: a test that hangs and then really fails printed(pass)(the stale completion of bun test: ignore completions from an earlier attempt of a retried test #38876). Addressed: the test entry ends as before, the wait is a separate entry with its own identity, and an abandoned run never callsdone.beforeEachhook still started the next test on dirty state and ran the body later. Addressed: the stop covers thebeforeEachwait, and the body is skipped. Fixture 35 has this case, with the same order as Node.Promise.raceandPromise.withResolvers, which real test bodies stub (for examplet.mock.method(Promise, "race")). Addressed: the waits use intrinsics.afterEach()uses), keyed throughon_stack_entry_dataso it also works inside a concurrent group.jsNodeTestTimedOutAfterreturnsundefined), so node:test: finish a test's hooks and subtests before the next test when an uncaught error fails it #43751 can move onto it and drop its own hook. The two PRs touch the same lines ofexecuteTestNode()andcreateTopLevelTestRunner().After the first review round.
TestNodeagain. After a timeout the first attempt now finishes, sofinishedwas set and eacht.test()of the retry was skipped: the retry could pass without running them ((pass) flaky (attempt 2)here,(fail)on 1.4.2). Each run after the first now gets a new node. This also covers the retry of a test that failed in the normal way. Fixture 39.done()of that attempt no longer completes its retry. On 1.4.2 fixture 40 prints(pass) R (attempt 2)and2 passfor a retry that really fails.failure_skip_pastis the entry, as for the test entry), so bun:test's ownafterEachentries after it still run, for example a--preloadcleanup. Fixture 36.afterEach()that the body of anode:testtest calls is now linked after the added entry, not in front of it. After a timeout thenode:testhooks of that test run first, and a failure of the bun:test hook cannot skip them. The added entry carries a mark (node_test_wind_down) for this, and the same mark selects the plain timeout text. Fixture 36.Which waits end. A
beforeEachhook, the body, the subtests and the plan. TheafterEachandafterhooks always run to their end, under the deadline of the new entry. bun:test gives its own hooks a timeout each in the same way.timeoutoption of 5000 ms or more.bunTestOptions()passes bun:testMath.max(timeout, 5000), so both timers have the same deadline and the bun:test timer starts first. On 1.4.3test('slow', { timeout: 5100 }, ...)with a 5600 ms body failedslow, then the latedone(err)failed the next test after 1.5 ms. Now the order is the same as for a smallertimeout.Unchanged verdicts. A
todo,t.skip()orexpectFailuretest that times out still fails, as on 1.4.3. With--retry=1,(fail) slow (attempt 2)as on 1.4.3. A test that spawns a child and hangs still printskilled 1 dangling processat the timeout.Found on the way, not changed here. Inside an AsyncLocalStorage context, bun:test treats a hook that is added at run time as if it declared
done:afterEach(() => {})then waits and printsa beforeEach/afterEach hook timed out before its done callback was called. It reproduces on 1.4.2 with bun:test alone. #38910 fixes it. The hook in fixture 36 takesdonefor that reason.Not changed. #27422 asks that
node:testtests have no default timeout underbun test. This PR does not change which timeout applies. An uncaught error that ends a test keeps the 1.4.3 order (#43751). Only the latedone()of that attempt is now dropped.Suites run on the debug build.
test/js/node/test_runner/node-test.test.ts(51 pass). The 113 vendored tests that importnode:test: 112 pass, andtest-runner-mock-timers-scheduler.jsasserts a 100 ms wall-clock bound that a debug build misses with and without this change.test/cli/test/{test-timeout-behavior,retry-flag,rerun-each}.test.ts,test/js/bun/test/{bun_test,test-test,done-async,concurrent,concurrent_immediate,failure-skip,jest-hooks,test-on-test-finished,test-retry-repeats-basic,test-error-code-done-callback,test-failing,only-failures,dots}.test.tsandtest/js/junit-reporter/junit.test.jspass.tsc -p src/js/tsconfig.json, prettier and oxlint are clean.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 10 files touched
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