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Adds a uSockets primitive that sets the TCP user timeout on a connected
socket (TCP_USER_TIMEOUT on Linux, TCP_RXT_CONNDROPTIME on macOS,
TCP_MAXRTMS or TCP_MAXRT on Windows). A FetchSession constructed with
{ tcp: { userTimeout: ms } } applies it once to every TCP connection it
opens, in HTTPClient::on_connect. Pooled reuse does not set it again.
…e the docs Linux reads TCP_USER_TIMEOUT as a signed int and rejects larger values, so the constructor rejects them too. The setsockopt result is logged under the fetch debug scope instead of being dropped. The docs now say what the option bounds (sent, unacknowledged data) and that the idle timer already bounds the plain case. The fd read-back test observes the keepalive: false connection while it is open.
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WalkthroughFetchSession now accepts a TCP user timeout in milliseconds and applies it to eligible TCP connections. The change adds platform-specific socket support, documents the option and its limits, and tests input validation, connection setup, pooling, and stalled uploads. ChangesFetchSession TCP User Timeout
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Issue #44577 requires tcp.userTimeout for FetchSession and for net.connect, tls.connect, and Bun.connect, plus socket.setUserTimeout(). The PR implements the FetchSession option, validat… |
Implement and test the requested socket API options and setters. Propagate kernel timeout failures as ETIMEDOUT for the affected APIs and FetchSession, or revise the active issue requirements to define this narrower scope. |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: adding tcp.userTimeout to Bun.FetchSession. Out of Scope Changes check The FetchSession parsing, pool propagation, HTTP connection setup, uSockets primitive, error handling, declarations, documentation, and tests support the TCP user-timeout objective in issue #44577. No…Description check The description is complete and relevant. It explains the problem, implementation, scope, platform behavior, limitations, and verification results. It does not use the exact template headings, but it … Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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The FetchSession parsing, pool propagation, HTTP connection setup, uSockets primitive, error handling, declarations, documentation, and tests support the TCP user-timeout objective in issue
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#44577requirestcp.userTimeoutforFetchSessionand fornet.connect,tls.connect, andBun.connect, plussocket.setUserTimeout(). The PR implements theFetchSessionoption, validation, connection setup, platform primitive, refusal handling, and tests. It does not expose the option or setter on the requested socket APIs. Issue#44577also requiresETIMEDOUTwhen the kernel aborts a connection. The PR still reportsECONNRESETand defers errno propagation.Resolution
Implement and test the requested socket API options and setters. Propagate kernel timeout failures as
ETIMEDOUTfor the affected APIs andFetchSession, or revise the active issue requirements to define this narrower scope.
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the new us_socket_user_timeout extern in src/uws_sys/us_socket_t.rs against the C definition (c_uint/c_int match the unsigned int/int signature), and the keepAlive.idleTimeout migration to finite_number with allow_zero = false, which preserves the previous > 0 check and the "positive number" error text.
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The change adds a tcp.userTimeout option to Bun.FetchSession across uSockets C, Rust FFI wrappers, the HTTP client open path, the option parser, types, docs and tests; it touches socket configuration but no auth, crypto or input-parsing surface beyond numeric option validation. Two confirmed findings on the Linux keepalive interaction and the silently-logged setsockopt failure are posted inline, so a human look is already indicated; this note only records the FFI signature and refactor checks that were ruled out.
The option is an explicit request. When setsockopt refuses it, the connection is closed and the request rejects with the errno (SocketOptionRefused) instead of running without the bound. The docs now state the Linux keepalive interaction: the value replaces the probe count as the abort rule for an idle connection.
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The new commit addresses the errno-propagation point from my earlier review: a refused setsockopt now fails the request through SocketOptionRefused with the errno in connect_errno. Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the -9 that NewSocketHandler::set_user_timeout returns for a non-connected socket landing in connect_errno — SystemErrno::init takes the absolute value, so it surfaces as EBADF rather than an unnamed code.
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The change adds a tcp.userTimeout option to Bun.FetchSession across the uSockets C layer (bsd.c/socket.c), the Rust FFI wrappers (us_socket_t.rs, uws_sys/socket.rs), HTTPClient::on_connect, a new http::Error variant mapped in FetchTasklet, option parsing in FetchSession.rs, types, docs and a test. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface; the sensitive part is socket-option error handling on the connect path. A confirmed platform-coverage finding remains posted inline and my earlier keepalive-interaction comment is not changed by the new commit, so this is not an approval.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
The latest push adds the FreeBSD TCP_MAXUNACKTIME arm in packages/bun-usockets/src/bsd.c, and the refused-setsockopt path now fails the request through SocketOptionRefused with the errno in connect_errno, so the two platform/fail-loud points from earlier rounds are covered by the code as it stands.
Beyond the inline test-concurrency nit, I also checked: the early close_and_fail in on_connect (src/http/lib.rs:2016) follows the same shape as the existing HTTP2Unsupported exit in on_open, so no new teardown path; a bounded socket cannot be handed to a session without the option because PoolOptions.id partitions the pool per session; and the positive errno / WSA code returned by bsd_socket_user_timeout goes through the same connect_errno_name channel that FailedToOpenSocket already uses, so the code name on the rejection is consistent. The macOS and Windows arms of the C function are only compiled in CI, so a human glance at those two arms after a green run is still worthwhile.
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The change adds a tcp.userTimeout option to Bun.FetchSession: a new uSockets C primitive with Linux/Darwin/FreeBSD/Windows arms, Rust FFI plumbing, a user_timeout_ms field on PoolOptions applied once per new TCP connection in on_connect, a new SocketOptionRefused http error, option parsing with range validation in FetchSession.rs, types, docs and three new tests. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface; the security-adjacent point is pool partitioning, and the per-session pool id keeps a bounded socket from being reused by a session that did not ask for it. Findings are limited to a test-structure nit, but the platform-gated C arms for macOS and Windows are not type-checked locally and the Linux keepalive interplay was resolved by documenting rather than changing behavior, which is a maintainer judgment call, so a human look is warranted rather than an approval.
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🔵 Trivial · Assert pooled descriptor reuse. · fetch-session.test.ts:420-447
test/js/web/fetch/fetch-session.test.ts:420-447
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert pooled descriptor reuse.
The second request only checks the global count of matching descriptors. If it reconnects and applies the option to the replacement socket,
after_pooledremains1and the test passes without exercising pool reuse. Retain the first option-bearing descriptor and assert that it remains present after the second request.Suggested fix
using bounded = new Bun.FetchSession({ tcp: { userTimeout: 2500 } }); await (await fetch(url, { session: bounded })).text(); - out.after_first = withValue(scan()); + const firstScan = scan(); + out.after_first = withValue(firstScan); // Pool reuse: still one connection, and it keeps the value. await (await fetch(url, { session: bounded })).text(); - out.after_pooled = withValue(scan()); + const pooledScan = scan(); + out.after_pooled = withValue(pooledScan); + out.pooled_reuse = Object.keys(firstScan).some( + fd => firstScan[fd] === expected && pooledScan[fd] === expected, + ); ... - out: { without_option: 0, after_first: 1, after_pooled: 1, during_no_keepalive: 2, held_body: "holddone" }, + out: { without_option: 0, after_first: 1, after_pooled: 1, pooled_reuse: true, during_no_keepalive: 2, held_body: "holddone" },🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 420-447: Update the FetchSession pooling assertions to verify
descriptor identity, not just the matching-descriptor count: retain the scan
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Fixes #44577
Problem
Bun.FetchSessionpool can keep a TCP connection whose network path is gone (a Wi-Fi change moves the source address, no RST arrives). The kernel retransmits the request and nothing fails until the requesttimeoutfires (5 minutes by default). Withtimeout: false, or with a streaming upload whose buffered writes keep re-arming that timer, the request waits for the kernel's retransmit limit (about 15 minutes on Linux).TCP_USER_TIMEOUT), but Bun never sets it and a session does not expose its sockets.HTTPClient::on_connect(src/http/lib.rs:2004) sets onlySO_KEEPALIVE, and keepalive probes do not run while data is unacknowledged.Fix
new Bun.FetchSession({ tcp: { userTimeout: ms } }).0or unset keeps the OS default. The constructor rejects a negative, NaN, non-finite or non-number value, and a value above2147483647(Linux reads the option as a signed int).bsd_socket_user_timeout(fd, ms)besidebsd_socket_keepalive: LinuxTCP_USER_TIMEOUT(ms), macOSTCP_RXT_CONNDROPTIME(seconds, rounded up), WindowsTCP_MAXRTMSwith aTCP_MAXRTfallback, FreeBSDTCP_MAXUNACKTIME(seconds, rounded up). Other platforms reportENOPROTOOPT.PoolOptionsand is applied once per new TCP connection inHTTPClient::on_connect, as a sibling of the keepalive call. A pooled connection keeps it. If the OS refuses the option, the request rejects with thesetsockopterrno (newSocketOptionRefusederror) instead of running without the bound. Unix sockets and HTTP/3 are not affected.test/js/web/fetch/fetch-session.test.ts(validation, fd read-back of the option on the pooled and the non-pooled connection, a peer that stops reading makes the request reject in about 1.2 s withuserTimeout: 500, stock bun hangs, a refusedsetsockoptrejects withEPERM). Alsofetch-tcp-keepalive.test.ts,bun-types.test.ts,bun run rust:check-all.Background
PoolOptions(src/http/lib.rs) is theCopystruct a fetch session hands to every request. It names the pool partition (id) and the session's limits. It reachesHTTPClientunchanged.on_connectruns once per new socket from the uSockets open callback. A socket taken from the pool skips it, so a socket option set there is set exactly once per connection.fetch()timeout name: the requesttimeout(fetch: let an explicittimeoutextend the socket idle deadline #33647) stays the deadline for a slow but live server, anduserTimeoutfails a dead path without shrinking that deadline.libc::setsockoptdirectly inon_connect: same cost, but the macOS and Windows constants would be hand-declared and unchecked, andbun_httpwould gain its firsttarget_osarms. The uSockets primitive gets the constants from the system headers and is reusable by the other TCP clients (WebSocket, Postgres, MySQL, Valkey). Asocket.setUserTimeout()onBun.connectwas left out: that socket exposesfd, sobun:ffican set the option today.Downsides
userTimeoutalso aborts connections to a live peer that stops reading for that long (zero window). That is why the option is off by default. macOS and Windows bound retransmissions only.TCP_USER_TIMEOUTreplaces the keepalive probe count as the abort rule for an idle connection: oncemax(60 s, userTimeout)passed without data, one unanswered probe resets it (today: 10). A live server that answers probes is not affected. A value above about 60 s also delays half-open detection past today's 70 s. Documented in the JSDoc.setsockoptcount is identical to main).PoolOptions16 to 24 bytes,HTTPClient1680 to 1688,async_http::Options456 to 464 (size_of). New C code: 130 bytes at-O2(nm -S). Release binary delta not measured (nobloatyand no release toolchain in this environment).Notes
setsockoptno longer degrades to the OS default in silence. The connection closes and the request rejects with the errno. Bun ships no build where the C fallback arm (ENOPROTOOPT) compiles, so the constructor does not gate on a target.setsockoptper new connection: main 9 / PR without the option 9 / PR withuserTimeout: 500010 (the extra one isIPPROTO_TCP, 18, 5000). Per pooled request: 0 new calls (200 requests, one connection, LD_PRELOAD shim).userTimeout: 500: 1435, 1185, 1450, 1182, 1145 ms (median 1185). With2000: 2667, 2673, 2691 ms. Stock bun: still pending after 5 s. The extra time is the kernel's zero-window probe timer, which is where Linux checks the bound.perf,valgrindorstracehere). The diff adds no code on the per-request path. The only new runtime code is au32compare inon_connect.code: "ECONNRESET"today. The kernel reportsETIMEDOUTthroughSO_ERROR, butHTTPContext::on_closediscards the errno andFetchTaskletmaps every closed connection toECONNRESET. Plumbing the errno through is a separate change.userTimeoutonBun.connect,net.connect,tls.connect. The Bun socket exposes itsfd, sobun:ffisetsockoptworks there today. Node declined the option onnet.Socket(Add setUserTimeout function to sockets nodejs/node#7217, worker_threads: exit code 1 when a Worker dies from an unhandled rejection #34193, #52048).bsd_socket_user_timeoutcompile only in CI. The fd read-back test runs on macOS too (TCP_RXT_CONNDROPTIME, expects 3 for 2500 ms). There is no read-back test on Windows.expect(promise).rejects: when the promise never settles, that form outlives the test timeout and hangs the file (seen with stock bun). It awaits the promise with both handlers instead.no test proof · iteration 1 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/web/fetch/fetch-session.test.ts