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`systemErrorToErrorInstance` and `SystemError__toErrorInstanceWithInfoObject` passed `PropertyAttribute::DontDelete` to each `putDirect`. So `code`, `errno`, `syscall`, `path`, `dest`, `fd`, `hostname` and `info` were not configurable. `delete err.path` threw `TypeError: Unable to delete property.` in strict mode, and `Object.defineProperty(err, "code", ...)` threw too. Node leaves these properties configurable. Pass attributes 0 at those 14 puts. Remove the second `info.code` put, which wrote the same value again. `S3Error` and `SQLiteError` drop `DontDelete` too, and keep `DontEnum` and `ReadOnly`.
The lint fails when a `putDirect` on an error that native code just created, or on a plain object that it attaches to that error, passes `PropertyAttribute::DontDelete`.
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Status: ready for review. Reproduced on Bun 1.4.3 and on a release build of main (a407eae). The 17 new tests fail on Bun 1.4.3 and pass with the debug build of this branch. PR: #45444 |
WalkthroughNative system, SQLite, and S3 error properties are now configurable. Tests check their property descriptors and deletion behavior. A source lint scans C++ code for ChangesNative error properties
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- Line 94: Replace hardcoded port 1 in the fetch case with an OS-assigned port
obtained from a temporary listener, then stop the listener before making the
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| ["Bun.write", ["path"], missing => Bun.write(join(missing, "a", "b"), "x", { createPath: false }).catch(e => e)], | ||
| ["Bun.spawn", [], missing => thrownBy(() => Bun.spawn([missing]))], | ||
| ["fetch", [], () => fetch("http://127.0.0.1:1/").catch(e => e)], |
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Use an OS-assigned port, then close the listener before each request.
Both cited endpoints use hardcoded port 1, which violates the test guideline. The fetch case requires a rejected connection to produce the intended system error. The S3 case relies on the endpoint having no listener to produce the intended S3Error. Do not leave the test server running, because fetch can then succeed instead of producing an error.
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+ async function refusedEndpoint() {
+ const server = Bun.serve({ hostname: "127.0.0.1", port: 0, fetch: () => new Response() });
+ const endpoint = `http://127.0.0.1:${server.port}`;
+ await server.stop(true);
+ return endpoint;
+ }
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const cases: [string, string[], (missing: string) => unknown][] = [
...
- ["fetch", [], () => fetch("http://127.0.0.1:1/").catch(e => e)],
+ ["fetch", [], async () => fetch(await refusedEndpoint()).catch(e => e)],
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- const options = { accessKeyId: "test", secretAccessKey: "test", endpoint: "http://127.0.0.1:1" };
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Review comment at @test/js/bun/util/error-name-preservation.test.ts at line 94:
Replace hardcoded port 1 in the fetch case with an OS-assigned port obtained
from a temporary listener, then stop the listener before making the request so
fetch still produces a connection-refused error. Apply the same refused-endpoint
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🟡 (optional) A future unrelated PR can be blocked by a false lint failure because the new source lint merges function bodies that are not closed by a column-0 brace. test/internal/source-lints/error-property-dont-delete.test.ts:27 splits on /^}/m, so every member function of a class or of an indented namespace lands in one body; a result = createError( in one method and a result->putDirect(..., DontDelete) on an unrelated result in another are then reported as a violation at line 39-41. Fix: scope variable tracking to the enclosing function regardless of indentation (match the function signature, or track by brace depth), and strip /* */ comments as well as // ones.
Why this was flagged
The lint at test/internal/source-lints/error-property-dont-delete.test.ts:27 treats text between two column-0 } lines as one function. Bun's C++ bindings contain classes with inline member functions and indented namespace bodies, where } closes a method at column 4, so several methods share one scan body. In that body errors (line 28) is a set of bare variable names; puts (line 31) matches every name->putDirect(...) on those names, with no check that it is the same variable. A method that names an error result and a sibling method that puts a DontDelete property on a plain object also named result fails the CI job at line 99 for a PR that touched neither errors nor attributes. Line 23 strips only // comments, so a /* */ block mentioning putDirect with DontDelete trips it the same way. The finders let it go as theoretical and too_minor because no such pair exists today; the population is every future C++ PR that is gated by source-lints.yml on src/**/*.cpp. Remedy: bound the scan to the real enclosing function.
Verification: Triggers only when a future edit adds a <name>->putDirect(..., DontDelete) on a non-error variable with the same name as an error variable in the same column-0-brace-delimited region; no current instance, so nothing breaks at merge time. test/internal/source-lints/error-property-dont-delete.test.ts:27 splits on /^}/m; line 39 matches any putDirect whose receiver name is in that set, with no scope check.
Problem
format.metadata()throwsTypeError: Unable to delete property.on anfserror, anderr-codereturns a stand-in object. Node v26.3.0 does neither.PropertyAttribute::DontDeleteon eachputDirectinsystemErrorToErrorInstanceandSystemError__toErrorInstanceWithInfoObject(src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp:2802,:2892).S3ErrorandSQLiteErrorset the flag too.Fix
0at the 14 puts. Remove the duplicateinfo.codeput.S3ErrorandSQLiteErrordrop onlyDontDelete.DontDeleteput on a native error: 20 sites on main, 0 here.test/js/node/errors/system-error-configurable.test.ts(Node: 10 pass, Bun 1.4.3: 10 fail) andtest/js/bun/util/error-name-preservation.test.ts(7 new, all fail on 1.4.3).bindings.cpp(winston also throws onSQLiteErrorandS3Error) andit.failingrows (a follow-up owns the remaining gaps).Background
putDirectwith attributes0defines what a JS assignment defines.DontDeletemakes the property non-configurable, which JS cannot undo.systemErrorToErrorInstancebuilds the errors ofnode:fs,child_process,dns,Bun.file,Bun.write,Bun.spawnandfetch. The other buildsERR_SYSTEM_ERRORfornode:os.Downsides
REVIEW.mdforbids a change to a Bun-native default for Node compatibility, so a maintainer must sign off.ERR_SYSTEM_ERRORstill differs from Node:infois writable,errnoandsyscalldo not alias it,codeis not enumerable (node errors: make code an own enumerable property on ERR_* errors and warnings #41737).textis 256 bytes smaller, and an errno error runs the same 3067 instructions.Notes
Source. No user reported this. An automated check found that
delete err.paththrows. The flag dates from d3a93d5 (2022-01-19). #35926 made the same 15 drops inbindings.cpp. Its author closed it as a scope cut in favor of #41737, and no maintainer commented on either PR. The threeSQLiteErrorputs were written withDontDelete | ReadOnlyin #7906.Node. Every own property of a system error is configurable in Node v26.3.0:
UVExceptionsetserrno,code,syscall,path,destwith plainSet: https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/v26.3.0/src/api/exceptions.cc#L141-L149ErrnoExceptionandDNSExceptionassign them: https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/v26.3.0/lib/internal/errors.js#L743-L745 and https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/v26.3.0/lib/internal/errors.js#L833-L838SystemErrordefinesinfo,errnoandsyscallwithconfigurable: true: https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/v26.3.0/lib/internal/errors.js#L295-L346syscall,errnoandinfo: https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/v26.3.0/test/parallel/test-errors-systemerror.js#L240 (also L264, L308)winston 3.19.0 (logform 2.7.0).
metadata.jsL11-L15 runsObject.keys(info)and thendelete info[key]in strict mode.On a release build of main (a407eae) the same
logger.error(err)also throws for aSQLiteError, for anS3Errorand for theos.setPriority(-1, 0)error. It logs all three with this PR.err-code 2.0.3.
index.jsL5-L9 runsObject.defineProperty(err, key, { value, enumerable: true, configurable: true }). When that throws, it returns a new object.Descriptors.
Wwritable,Eenumerable,Cconfigurable, lower case means false,Ameans accessor.A probe of 16 error sources (
fssync, callback and promise forms,child_process,process.chdir,os,Bun.file,Bun.write) shows a non-configurable property on 17 of 18 lines with Bun 1.4.3 and on 0 with this PR.Measurements. Release builds of a407eae with and without the three source files of this PR, same toolchain.
size). The stripped file stays at 106178312 bytes.JSString::create(was 3460, 10, 6). Fromnm -Sandobjdump -d.ERR_SYSTEM_ERRORemitter call: 9417 vs 9195. Counted with gdbstepifrom the entry of the function to its return.perfandvalgrindare not installed on the machine.ERR_SYSTEM_ERROR: Error 999, Structure 6997, string 5994, Object 1000, unchanged (bun:jscheapStats).Other suites. With the debug build:
test/js/node/os/os.test.js,test/js/bun/test/stack.test.ts(pins the key order),test/js/node/errors/,test/js/bun/util/inspect-error.test.js,test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts, andtest/js/node/test/parallel/test-os-process-priority.js.fs.test.ts,child_process.test.tsandsqlite.test.jsgive the same pass and fail sets on release builds with and without the change.Open PRs that touch the same statements.
putDirectlines and keepDontDeletethere. They conflict with this PR.DontDeleteputs on an error (1 and 3) in code this PR does not touch. They do not conflict. The lint flags them after a rebase.S3ErrorcodeisDontEnumafter this PR. It is plain once node errors: make code an own enumerable property on ERR_* errors and warnings #41737 makes it enumerable.Not in this PR.
SystemErrorshape forERR_SYSTEM_ERROR(infonot writable,errnoandsyscallas accessors ontoinfo). A follow-up owns it.code, path, dest, fd, syscall, hostname, errno. Node giveserrno, code, syscall, path, dest.stack.test.tspins the order of Bun.fd, which only Bun sets.configurableoption is a different mechanism.If the Bun-native part is not wanted. Drop the lint commit, restore
S3Error.cppandJSSQLStatement.cpp, and delete the two tests. winston then still throws onSQLiteErrorandS3Error. If only the standing rule is not wanted, drop the lint commit alone.Rejected review concerns.
bindings.cpp: 7 of the errors that fail in winston areSQLiteErrorandS3Error, and the shared function changesBun.file,Bun.write,Bun.spawnandfetcherrors at any scope.it.failingrows inos.test.jsfor theERR_SYSTEM_ERRORgaps: they assert behavior that this PR does not change. The header of the new test file records the gaps.