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What does this PR do?

46 separate changes, one commit each: 17 in the VM and its workers (bun_jsc), 15 in DNS, timers, IPC and the module loader's hooks, and 14 in the socket and server code. They follow #47291, #47317, #47338, #47382, #47393 and #47414 and work the same way: signatures name the type and the lifetime that the value already has, hand-written pointer code becomes plain ownership and borrows that the compiler checks, and what was never needed is deleted.

Together: 187 fewer unsafe blocks, 37 fewer unsafe fns and 1 fewer unsafe impl, +1314/−2230 over 57 files. No safe function became unsafe, and no wrapper type was added. Where the compiled code changes lists every place where the program does different work.

#	Change	unsafe	Diff
1	worker: new Worker() names the preload that does not resolve	0	+77/−91, 2 files
2	worker: the helpers that walk a parent's children take &VirtualMachine	−14 blocks, −5 unsafe fn	+36/−65, 2 files
3	jsc: remap_zig_exception has no Tail drop guard	−3 blocks	+45/−62, 1 file
4	jsc: print_error_instance_js keeps the parser-arena flag in a local	−2 blocks	+7/−10, 1 file
5	jsc: four RuntimeHooks slots take the reference their caller holds	−8 blocks, −6 unsafe fn	+20/−42, 3 files
6	jsc: borrow the uws loop as &Loop, not &mut Loop	−5 blocks	+48/−66, 8 files
7	jsc: GarbageCollectionController::init takes &VirtualMachine	−1 block	+5/−11, 2 files
8	jsc: RareData::close_all_socket_groups has no self	−1 block	+3/−7, 2 files
9	watcher: remove WatchItem.count	−1 block	+0/−16, 3 files
10	jsc, valkey: drop three detours through a raw pointer	−3 blocks	+8/−12, 3 files
11	worker: remove unsafe impl Send for ThreadStart	−1 unsafe impl	+6/−8, 2 files
12	hot reload: remove ImportWatcher::None	−1 block	+38/−68, 3 files
13	jsc: remap_stack_frame_positions takes &mut [ZigStackFrame]	−1 block, −1 unsafe fn	+4/−13, 2 files
14	jsc: eight functions exported to C++ take references	−8 blocks, −7 unsafe fn	+31/−56, 3 files
15	worker: the exports the messaging proxy calls take &WebWorker	0	+6/−10, 1 file
16	jsc: the GitHub-annotation guard borrows the exception	0	+5/−8, 1 file
17	worker: join_child_workers takes the list of children, not the VM	0	+4/−6, 2 files
18	dns: the pending caches are borrowed shared, and each record type names its own	−5 blocks	+66/−180, 2 files
19	dns: the request and lookup-node constructors take &Resolver	−6 blocks	+34/−52, 2 files
20	dns: lookup nodes are completed through &mut self and freed by their owner	−24 blocks, −12 unsafe fn	+234/−384, 2 files
21	dns: the connect-path cache key borrows &[u8], not a &ZStr	−1 block	+27/−55, 2 files
22	dns: get_channel_or_error returns the &mut Channel that get_channel gave it	−6 blocks	+22/−33, 1 file
23	dns, ipc: fill a fresh Box before releasing it, and two more raw hops	−4 blocks	+21/−30, 2 files
24	module loader: the guard that closes the input fd owns the fd and its flag	−6 blocks	+13/−45, 1 file
25	ipc: SendQueueOwner::Instance carries no pointer	−7 blocks	+29/−39, 2 files
26	jsc: the retroactively_report_discovered_tests hook takes &mut TestReporterHandle	−2 blocks, −2 unsafe fn	+10/−19, 3 files
27	module loader: TranspileArgs::extra is &TranspileExtra	−5 blocks	+45/−57, 3 files
28	dispatch: __bun_fire_timer takes now: &Timespec, and one poll arm reuses poll_ref	−3 blocks	+18/−32, 2 files
29	timer: clear_timer downcasts with as_class_ref, as it needs only &T	−3 blocks	+10/−14, 1 file
30	jsc_hooks: drop lifetime erasers and a raw round trip that change nothing	−2 blocks	+8/−20, 1 file
31	timer, jsc_hooks: three *mut parameters whose contract a reference states	−5 blocks, −2 unsafe fn	+33/−62, 4 files
32	timer: increment_timer_ref and increment_immediate_ref take &Loop	−4 blocks	+13/−25, 4 files
33	server: run_corked_with_type takes fn(&U) and &U	−7 blocks	+46/−80, 4 files
34	server: NewServer request dispatch takes &self	−12 blocks	+173/−289, 3 files
35	tls: SSLConfig reads buffers and files through &, not &mut	−6 blocks	+11/−24, 3 files
36	server: attach_http2 takes &self	−4 blocks	+17/−22, 1 file
37	jsc: VirtualMachine::{enqueue_task, tick, drain_microtasks} take &self	−4 blocks	+23/−34, 6 files
38	server: write_chunk and on_request_body_stream_drained take &self	−2 blocks	+10/−21, 2 files
39	server: listen() borrows the SNI names and the unix path	−3 blocks	+14/−38, 1 file
40	socket: Listener types its late write and its SNI out-parameter	−4 blocks	+35/−29, 2 files
41	socket: drop round trips through raw pointers	−3 blocks	+4/−14, 2 files
42	server: upgrade() guards with the reference it holds; ServerWebSocket::init takes its flags	−2 blocks	+8/−11, 2 files
43	node:http: slice the unwritten tail of a zero-copy write	−1 block	+3/−6, 1 file
44	tls: no_password is a safe extern "C" fn	−1 unsafe fn	+1/−1, 1 file
45	server, socket: type the out-parameters of four exported functions as references	−6 blocks, −1 unsafe fn	+17/−25, 3 files
46	server: request_pool is a &'static pool	−2 blocks	+32/−44, 5 files

The commits can be reviewed one at a time.

Worth knowing before reading on:

• Change 1 fixes a bug, with a test. new Worker(url, { preload: ["./does-not-exist.js"] }) threw TypeError: undefined. It now names the preload that does not resolve. Nothing else that users can see changes.
• Thirteen changes end an aliasing or contract bug that had no visible effect.
  • Changes 3, 7, 8, 17 and 37: a &mut VirtualMachine, &mut RareData or &mut ZigException was live while other code reached the same object through another pointer.
  • Change 6: the uws loop was borrowed as &mut Loop across tick, whose callbacks reach the loop again.
  • Change 18: two constructors retagged a whole HiveArray as &mut and then wrote through an older pointer to one of its slots.
  • Change 21: __bun_dns_prefetch made a ZStr from a slice with no NUL behind it. Nothing read that byte.
  • Change 35: SSLConfig made a &mut to array buffers and blobs that JS can reach.
  • Changes 31, 32 and 38: five safe functions dereferenced a raw pointer argument.
  • Change 40: listen() wrote a field through a raw pointer while a &Listener was live.
• Eighteen functions that C or C++ calls take references (changes 14, 15, 40 and 45). Each message names the call sites and what they pass.
• Two new functions, both without unsafe: remap_zig_exception_frames (change 3) and CAresRecordType::cache (18).
• Parts of six changes are compiled only for Windows or macOS: 6 (uws::Timer::create), 18, 19 and 20 (dns_sd.rs, and one Windows function), 25 (the Windows IPC client) and 37 (WindowsNamedPipeContext, on_dns_poll_uv).

Where the compiled code changes

I compared the release assembly (x86-64 Linux, --emit=asm) of all 134 crates of the workspace, before and after. For 109 of them the files are the same byte for byte, among them bun_collections, bun_dns and bun_libuv_sys, which this PR touches, and bun_uws, bun_resolver and bun_spawn. The other 25 I compared function by function, with names demangled and labels normalised. In 21 of the 25 no function differs: what differs is line numbers in the debug information, the paths of the two checkouts and, in one function of bun_sql_jsc, the commit's own hash.

Crate	Functions	Differ	Other constants or names only	Same length	Shorter	Longer	Instructions	Branches	Compares	Calls	Panic call sites
21 crates, among them bun_event_loop, bun_uws_sys, bun_http, bun_http_jsc, bun_install, bun_io and bun_sql_jsc	11,451	0
bun_watcher	67	6	1	0	5	0	−34	0	0	−1	0
bun_bundler	1,981	3	0	0	3	0	−26	0	0	−1	0
bun_jsc	1,765	35	3	5	21	6	−416	−60	−45	−31	−8
bun_runtime	11,204	634	294	87	216	37	−1,831	−47	−36	−212	−8

The last five columns are net, and count the functions that exist on one side only: 36 only before and 38 only after, which were removed, renamed or inlined, or are no longer inlined.

Three things account for most of the 634 functions of bun_runtime.

• One field has another place (change 46). request_pool is a reference, which cannot be null, and the compiler sorts such a field differently: it is at offset 72 of NewServer, where it was at 1568, and what lies between moves by 8 bytes. 261 functions differ only in those offsets. 24 more differ only in constants for reasons of the same kind: the fields of Listener (change 40), of TranspileExtra (27) and of the DNS requests (19 and 20) are laid out differently, and the tag of SendQueueOwner has other values (25).
• A finished job is not copied to the stack (change 10). Job::schedule has two closures per kind of job, and Job::take is inline in them. It copied the whole job out of its allocation, freed the allocation and then took the job apart. It now takes the two parts that it returns out of the allocation. 118 closures differ: 113 are between 1 and 25 instructions shorter, 2 have the same length, and 3 are longer: one by 5, and the two of ReadFile, which are in the table of checks. 90 of them have one or two calls of memcpy fewer. Together: −1,235 instructions. The order changes: the rest of the job, which holds its ticket on the VM, is dropped and the allocation freed after the keep-alive is released, not before. All three happen on the JS thread, with no script in between.
• RequestContext is compiled eight times, so each difference in it (changes 33, 34 and 37) shows up eight times.

Checks. No path makes a check that it did not make before. These are all the functions in which the listing shows more conditional branches, compares or panic call sites than before, and why:

Function	Listing	Why
RequestContext::do_render_with_body, 8 instances	543 to 583, +7 branches, +8 compares, +2 calls	do_render_blob got short enough (199 to 44, change 33) for the compiler to inline it here, where it was a jump. See change 33 below.
RequestContext::on_abort, the 4 instances for HTTP/2 and HTTP/3	415 to 415, +1 branch, +1 compare, −1 call	One lookup of the thread local goes (change 37). The compiler duplicates one test at an exit. The other 4 instances go from 358 to 347, with two lookups fewer.
The two closures of Job::<ReadFile>::schedule	23 to 57 and 26 to 63, +5 branches, +4 compares, +4 calls each	They called Job::<ReadFile>::take (68 instructions), which is now short enough to be inline, as it is for every other job (change 10).
GetAddrInfoRequest::on_cares_complete, GetNameInfoRequest::on_cares_complete, Resolver::drain_pending_host_native, DNSLookup::on_complete_native	312 to 370, 295 to 326, 304 to 375, 56 to 65; between +1 and +6 branches	They called DNSLookup::on_complete_with_array (53) or CAresNameInfo::on_complete (44), the first three at four places each. What those did is inline now, at two places each, with the drop of a waiter that destroy did (change 20). The two functions no longer exist on their own.
Bun__remapStackFramePositions	33 to 42, +2 branches, +2 compares, +1 panic site	It builds the slice (change 13). The test for a null pointer and its panic come from remap_stack_frame_positions (222 to 216, −1 of each). The second test, of the length, runs only for a null pointer.
timer::All::clear_timer	229 to 225, +1 compare	Change 29. A value that is not a cell skips two calls into C++.
dispatch::run_task::handle	3,121 to 3,119, +1 branch, −1 compare	SendQueueOwner has another shape (change 25): the deferred close, which is inline here, tests the tag and then the pointer, where it compared one word twice.
WebWorker__create (bun_jsc)	2,135 to 2,175, +4 branches, +4 compares, +4 calls, +1 panic site	The bug fix (change 1). The message for a preload that does not resolve is built here.
install_bun_watcher (bun_jsc)	31 to 33, +1 branch, +1 compare	The compiler duplicates the test that follows the allocation, once per arm (change 12). One per path, as before.
EventLoop::run_pending_test_steps (bun_jsc)	76 to 76, +1 branch, +1 compare	It passes the hook the global object (change 5). The test that the VM has one comes from the hook, run_pending_test_step, which goes from 6 to 1, with one branch, one compare and one call fewer.
Bun.serve, the function for the servers without TLS	1,596 to 1,607, +2 branches, +4 compares, +7 calls, −1 panic site	Changes 36 and 39 take two bounds checks and one panic site away. The path after a failed listen (deinit, has_exception, throw) was shared by the two kinds of server, and the compiler now gives each its own copy. One per path, as before.
Bun.listen	694 to 693, +1 branch, +1 compare, −1 call	The fields of Listener are laid out differently (change 40), and the compiler arranges the clean-up of the error paths differently: two drops of the TLS context share one call, and one test of a length is there twice, once per path.

Change	What differs	Effect
1	Apart from WebWorker__create: resolve_entry_point_specifier goes from 364 to 289, with 17 branches and 8 calls fewer, resolve_entry_point_specifier_quietly from 81 to 73, with 3 branches fewer, and the worker thread's entry from 1,016 to 945, with 10 branches and 9 calls fewer.	The fix. The resolves that only want a path build no error text.
2, 15	on_room_timer goes from 94 to 87, WebWorker__join from 18 to 11, __setRef from 26 to 20, __releaseParentPollRef from 41 to 35 and __requestTermination from 86 to 80. Each loses its test for null and the panic behind it.	Same calls.
3	remap_zig_exception goes from 2,364 to 2,304, and the guard's drop (65) goes.	Same two steps, at the same point.
5	apply_standalone_runtime_flags goes from 15 to 16: a move. run_pending_test_step is in the table of checks.	Same flags, same step.
6	tick_while_paused goes from 22 to 23. With &self the compiler loads and tests the loop's pointer once per turn, where it did so once in front of the loop.	One load and one test more per tick of the loop, only while a debugger holds the VM paused.
6, 7	process_gc_timer and perform_gc read the VM from the event loop's field, not through the thread local. In perform_gc (26 to 27), auto_tick (235 to 240) and auto_tick_active (227 to 232) their early exits now come before the lookup of the thread local. tick_possibly_forever (98 to 103) kept the thread local's address in a register across the tick and now asks for it again afterwards.	One lookup fewer where the GC timer has nothing to do. One more per blocking tick of an otherwise idle loop.
9	WatchItem loses 4 bytes. MultiArrayList::<WatchItem>::ensure_total_capacity is 14 shorter in each of the four crates that have a copy, without the memcpy of the column. flush_evictions goes from 259 to 250, and add_file, add_file_by_path_slow, append_directory_assume_capacity the on_file_update of the hot reloader, the dev server and the bundler, and BundleV2::on_parse_task_complete are between 3 and 6 shorter. This is all that differs in bun_watcher and bun_bundler.	One increment fewer per file event.
10	Apart from the jobs: JSValkeyClient::connect goes from 469 to 464.	Same calls.
12	TranspilerJob::run goes from 3,427 to 3,372, with 13 branches fewer. snapshot_package_json, add_to_watcher_if_needed, add_main_to_watcher_if_needed, report_exception_in_hot_reloaded_module_if_needed, enable_hot_module_reloading, auto_watch_file, TestCommand::exec and one closure of bun check --watch lose one branch each. bun_watcher_mut (10) goes.	Same watcher.
17	join_child_workers was inline in teardown, its one caller, already. The separate copy (40), which was emitted because the function was pub, goes. teardown goes from 516 to 514 (with 6, 8 and 12).	Same joins.
18 to 20, 22	57 functions of the DNS code differ and three go, by −454 instructions together. Eleven of the twelve CAresLookup::process_resolve are 12 or 19 shorter and the twelve callbacks of ResolveInfoRequest 17 or 18, each with 3 branches fewer: the tests of allocated and of the optional resolver. CAresReverse::destroy and two on_complete functions go. Five functions are longer: the four in the table of checks, and process_resolve for ANY (155 to 159, one branch fewer), which has the drop of its reply inline.	Same results. A waiter is freed where destroy freed it.
21	Bun.dns.prefetch goes from 54 to 9 and the test-only seedCacheForTesting from 713 to 670.	One allocation, one copy and one free fewer per prefetch.
23	getaddrinfo, which has addrinfo_chain inline, is the same 543 instructions.	None.
24, 27	transpile_source_code_of_any_provenance::<false> goes from 4,586 to 4,573, with 2 branches fewer, and transpile_source_code_inner::<true> from 2,709 to 2,682, with 6 fewer.	One store fewer after the close.
25	16 functions of the IPC code differ, one goes and two come, by −10 together. SpawnIPC::on_close goes from 19 to 6, close_socket from 59 to 52 with 4 branches fewer, and continue_send from 406 to 398. handle_ipc_message goes from 623 to 629, with no branch, compare or call more. The compiler inlines differently: schedule_deferred (49) is inline, and close_socket_next_tick (51) and socket_closed_notify (57) are functions of their own.	Same messages and the same close.
28	__bun_fire_timer goes from 1,668 to 1,669.	Same time.
30	The blob_store_path thunk goes from 5 to 2.	Same slice.
33	Each of the ten cork sites loaded the context's pointer to itself from a field and now passes the self that it has. render_metadata_corked, a single jump, goes. What the compiler inlines changes: honor_embedded_file_range (151) was inline in do_render_blob and is a function of its own, called only for a request with a Range header. do_render_blob goes from 199 to 44 and is inline in do_render_with_body. do_render_stream is 7 longer (616 to 623, and 597 to 604 in the four instances of the debug servers: moves to and from the stack), and the handler of render_missing goes from 95 to 98 (in those four it keeps its 118). AnyRequestContext::write_chunk, which has one cork site of each of the eight instances inline, goes from 579 to 539. bun_uws_sys compiles to the same code.	A response with a body saves a jump and five pushes and pops. One with a Range header makes one call more.
34, 37	on_node_http_request goes from 459 to 455, with 4 branches fewer. It looked the thread local up once, at its start, and kept the address. It now does so at the four places that use it: the two calls of uncaught_exception, and the two releases of a keep-alive (for a body that nobody reads, and for a request that ends inside the dispatch after a throw or an upgrade). deinit_if_we_can goes from 186 to 173 and the servers' finalizers from 80 to 61, with two lookups fewer each. schedule_background_pull is 1 shorter.	A node:http request that reaches none of the four makes no lookup, where it made one.
36, 39	Bun.serve is three functions. The two for the servers with TLS go from 1,331 to 1,316, with 3 branches and 3 panic sites fewer each. The third is in the table of checks.	Same names and paths.
40	Bun.listen is in the table of checks.	Same port.
42	ServerWebSocket::init goes from 66 to 67 and the closure of upgrade() that calls it from 219 to 220.	One instruction more in each per server.upgrade(): the flags are an argument.
43	NodeHTTPResponse.write goes from 661 to 653, with one branch fewer.	Same bytes.
45	NodeHTTPResponse__createForJS goes from 190 to 189.	Same values.

Changes 13, 29 and 46 are described above. Changes 4, 8, 11, 14, 16, 26, 31, 32, 35, 38, 41 and 44 ask for the same operations in the same order. Where they show up at all, it is in registers: print_error_instance_js keeps its 419 and connect_finish its 668. What changes 6, 18, 19, 20, 25 and 37 do to code for Windows or macOS is not compiled on Linux.

The comparison covers x86-64 Linux only, one crate at a time. The build that ships also inlines across crates when it links, and there a lookup of the thread local is two instructions, not a call.

The changes in detail

1. worker: new Worker() names the preload that does not resolve

WebWorker::create gave the transpiler the address of a temporary Log and then moved that Log into a scope guard. The resolver wrote its error into the slot the log had been moved out of, which was never dropped, and the error message was built from the empty copy: the constructor threw TypeError: undefined.

The Log now stays where it is, and the guard only restores the previous log pointer.

resolve_entry_point_specifier takes neither the log nor a string to fill. It returns why it failed: a text of its own, or the resolver's error, which is in the log the transpiler points at. Only the preload loop turns that error into a message. The two resolves in create() that only want a path create no JS objects for a text nobody reads. Neither does spin(), whose log already has the error and is reported by flush_logs.

2. worker: the helpers that walk a parent's children take &VirtualMachine

has_ending_child, has_returning_child, has_room_to_wait_for, join_returning_children and start_waiting_children were unsafe fns over *mut VirtualMachine whose whole contract was "the calling thread's VM". They only read the VM, and a &VirtualMachine cannot leave its thread, so the reference states that contract. create() passes the reference it already has.

on_room_timer takes &self and the VM whose timer heap fired it, which is the worker's parent, instead of a pointer it tested for null and a second pointer it read from the worker. It stays unsafe: it must only be called on a worker that waits for room.

3. jsc: remap_zig_exception has no Tail drop guard

A Tail drop guard held self and exception as raw pointers and turned them back into &mut in Drop, while the body went on using self and a third &mut made from the guard's pointer. The guard existed so that the last two steps also ran after the body's one early return. Panics abort, so it never ran on any other path.

The body moves into a private method, remap_zig_exception_frames, whose only caller is remap_zig_exception. The two steps follow the call and use the function's own self, exception and exception_list, so they still run whichever way the body returns. The preview flag is a &mut bool instead of a Cell, which is the only change inside the body.

4. jsc: print_error_instance_js keeps the parser-arena flag in a local

It turned the &mut ZigException it got from the holder into a raw pointer and dereferenced that twice, only so that it could also lend out the holder's need_to_clear_parser_arena_on_deinit field.

remap_zig_exception now writes the flag into a local, which is copied into the holder before deinit, its only reader. This is what write_trace already does, and exception stays a plain &mut.

5. jsc: four RuntimeHooks slots take the reference their caller holds

process_exit, create_node_fs and apply_standalone_runtime_flags took raw pointers. Every caller made the pointer from a reference, and the first thing each hook did was turn it back into one. run_pending_test_step took the VM as a raw pointer only to read its global(), and its caller holds a &VirtualMachine.

The slots now take &JSGlobalObject, &mut VirtualMachine, &mut Transpiler and &JSGlobalObject. The third stays unsafe because it downcasts the module graph. The others have no other contract and are safe functions.

6. jsc: borrow the uws loop as &Loop, not &mut Loop

Every uws::Loop method takes &self and every field is a Cell, because the callbacks that tick and close_all_groups dispatch reach the loop again. VirtualMachine::uws_loop_mut, platform_loop_opt and hold_forever_poll still dealt in &mut Loop, which claims an exclusive borrow across those calls.

• uws_loop_mut returns &Loop and is now called uws_loop_ref, like the accessor on HTTPThread. platform_loop_opt returns Option<&_>.
• hold_forever_poll, and uws::Timer::create on Windows, take &Loop. us_create_timer then asks for nothing but a live loop on its own thread, so it is a safe fn like us_timer_ext and us_timer_set.
• tick_possibly_forever borrows the loop once instead of dereferencing the pointer four times, and teardown uses the accessor.
• tick_while_paused only reads the event loop, so it takes &self.
• On Windows platform_loop_opt hands out the libuv loop, on which has_handles calls uv::Loop::has_active_io_handles. That takes &self: of the loop, uv_walk writes only handle_queue, which becomes a Cell like active_handles.

7. jsc: GarbageCollectionController::init takes &VirtualMachine

init takes &self and only reads vm.jsc_vm, but asked for &mut VirtualMachine. To pass that next to the controller, which is a field of the VM, ensure_waker projected the field through a raw pointer and made a &mut of the whole VM from inside the VM's own event loop.

With &VirtualMachine both are shared borrows of the reference ensure_waker already uses. process_gc_timer and perform_gc take &self too, so their callers no longer go through as_mut().

8. jsc: RareData::close_all_socket_groups has no self

It took &mut self, discarded it with let _ = self; and worked only on the VM's uws loop. To call it, the stop phase made a &mut RareData and a &VirtualMachine from the same pointer, and the &mut stayed a live argument while socket close handlers reached RareData again.

It is now an associated function of the VM reference. The caller still runs it only when the VM has rare_data.

9. watcher: remove WatchItem.count

The field was set to zero when an item was added and incremented for every file event by the hot reloader and the dev server. Nothing ever read it. To increment it, the hot reloader built a &mut [u32] out of a &WatchList with unsafe, and the dev server did the same through items_mut.

The field, its two initialisers and both increments are gone.

10. jsc, valkey: drop three detours through a raw pointer

• The ArenaReset guard in fetch_without_on_load_plugins turned its &mut VirtualMachine into a pointer and back to call reset_arena, a safe function. A plain reborrow does.
• JSValkeyClient::connect took &mut VirtualMachine first, so it had to launder the context it borrowed from the VM through a pointer. It now keeps the client's &'static VirtualMachine and calls as_mut() only for client_socket_groups_in, as socket_body.rs does.
• Job::take makes the Box first and unlinks the box's header, instead of dereferencing the raw pointer for the unlink and boxing it afterwards. The allocation is now freed after the keep-alive is released, not before.

11. worker: remove unsafe impl Send for ThreadStart

A ThreadStart never crosses a thread by value. What the spawn closure captures is OwnedByThread, a pointer to it with a Send impl of its own, so no bound needed the impl on ThreadStart.

Its SAFETY text, which OwnedByThread referred to, moves to OwnedByThread. The inventory of the thread-door source lint loses the entry.

12. hot reload: remove ImportWatcher::None

The variant was never constructed: vm.bun_watcher is null until install_bun_watcher stores a Hot or a Watch. Every match still carried an arm for it, and the HotReloaderCtx impl and the transpiler job dereferenced the pointer just to rule it out.

Without the variant "is a watcher installed" is the null test that VirtualMachine::is_watcher_enabled already was, and the trait method calls that. The transpiler job kept the answer in a flag and then matched the same Option again. It matches once, in the place of the flag. The dead arms go, and two if lets that can no longer fail become lets.

13. jsc: remap_stack_frame_positions takes &mut [ZigStackFrame]

It was an unsafe fn over a pointer and a count, and the first thing it did with them was build the slice. Its only caller is the function exported to C++, which had an unsafe block of its own for the call.

The export now builds the slice, where the pointer from C++ arrives, and the method is safe.

14. jsc: eight functions exported to C++ take references

These functions took raw pointers and their only unsafe act was &*p, &mut *p or *out = x. None has a Rust caller. A reference has the same ABI and puts the contract in the signature, as Bun__VmHandle__retain and Bun__setExitCode already do.

• Out-parameters become &mut: Bun__standaloneInternalModuleBytecode, Bun__standaloneModuleKey, Bun__standalonePrelinkedModuleGraph and Bun__standalonePrelinkedModuleName.
• The VM becomes &VirtualMachine in Bun__VirtualMachine__replaceEnteredContext and &mut VirtualMachine in Bun__ScriptExecutionContext__create.
• The handle becomes &Shared in Bun__VmHandle__scriptAllowed and Bun__VmHandle__stateAddress.

All but Bun__standaloneModuleKey, which still builds a slice from a pointer and a length, are now safe functions.

The C++ call sites are generateInternalModuleFromText, StandaloneGlobalObject::moduleLoaderResolve, JSVMClientData::prelinkedModuleGraph and prelinkedModuleKey, which pass the addresses of distinct initialised locals, the constructor and destructor of ErrorHandlerContextScope and the ScriptExecutionContext(parent) constructor, which pass the thread's bunVM, and runPendingWork and JSVMClientData::create, which pass the client data's vmHandle.

15. worker: the exports the messaging proxy calls take &WebWorker

WebWorker__join, __setRef, __requestTermination and __releaseParentPollRef took *mut WebWorker, tested it for null and wrapped it in a ParentRef only to use it as a &WebWorker.

Their callers are terminateWorkerGlobalScope, setKeepAlive and releaseWorkerThread in WorkerMessagingProxy.cpp. Each returns early when m_workerThread is null, and the proxy holds a ref on the worker until it calls WebWorker__deref, so the parameter can be the reference.

16. jsc: the GitHub-annotation guard borrows the exception

print_error_instance_body kept the ZigException for its deferred annotation in a BackRef, a pointer without a lifetime. After the guard is made the function only reads the exception, so the guard can hold a plain &ZigException and the compiler checks what the field's comment asserted.

17. worker: join_child_workers takes the list of children, not the VM

It took &mut VirtualMachine, moved child_workers out of it and then called into C++ for each child. C++ comes back through WebWorker__releaseParentPollRef and WebWorker__join, which reach the same VM through the worker's parent pointer and read that same field. So the VM was read through another pointer while the &mut VirtualMachine parameter, which promises that nothing else touches it, was still live.

teardown now takes the list out of the VM, inside the unsafe block it already has, and hands it over. That borrow of the field ends before the first child is released, and the function holds no reference to the VM. Its only caller is in this crate, so it is pub(crate).

18. dns: the pending caches are borrowed shared, and each record type names its own

pending_host_cache, two of the HasPendingCacheKey::pending_cache impls and the Windows cancel_pending_uv_requests_for_teardown made a &mut HiveArray out of &Resolver with JsCell::get_mut. Every HiveArray method that they or their callers use takes &self, so they borrow &HiveArray with the safe JsCell::get. get_key_addr, get_key_nameinfo and two places in dns_sd.rs took the hive &mut through with_mut for the same &self methods; they use get too.

pending_cache_for::<T> made its &mut HiveArray another way: it matched on T::CACHE_FIELD, took JsCell::as_ptr of the chosen field and pointer-cast it to the HiveArray of T. Each field already has exactly that type, so CAresRecordType gets fn cache(&Resolver), in which each impl names its field, and the function and its cast are gone. Nothing else read CACHE_FIELD: it goes, with the field parameters that only passed it along and the fourteen PendingCacheField variants that only they used.

ResolveInfoRequest::init and GetAddrInfoRequest::init used to retag the whole hive &mut and then write through the older slot pointer new. With a shared borrow that order is fine.

19. dns: the request and lookup-node constructors take &Resolver

Every caller holds a &Resolver and passed Some(this.as_ctx_ptr()) (or the bare pointer, for DNSLookup::init). The constructors then took their ref with resolver.map(|r| unsafe { RefPtr::init_ref(r) }) and reached the pending cache through (*resolver.unwrap()).

They take resolver: &Resolver: the ref comes from resolver.ref_guard(), the cache is read through the reference, and resolver_for_caching is stored once at construction, not a second time in the New arm.

20. dns: lookup nodes are completed through &mut self and freed by their owner

CAresNameInfo, CAresReverse, CAresLookup<T> and DNSLookup are either the inline head of a request or a boxed waiter chained behind it. Their completion functions were unsafe fn(this: *mut Self, ..) that ended in Self::destroy(this), which freed this if its allocated flag said it was a waiter.

The caller always knows which of the two it holds, so the functions take &mut self and free nothing. A head is completed in place and dropped with its request as before. A waiter is completed as heap::take(waiter).on_complete(..): the temporary box drops at the end of that statement, where destroy ran. destroy, allocated and CAresLookup::new are gone. init returns Box<Self>, append takes the box and releases it into the list, and the callers read the promise before they hand the box over. The functions also moved the promise to a local with mem::take before they settled it; they settle self.promise where it is.

Nothing else uses a node while it is completed: each drain empties the cache slot and reads next first, the dns_sd path has removed the request from inflight, and LibcRequest is consumed. c-ares has the request as the arg of its query, but the pinned c-ares takes a query off all its lists before it runs the callback (end_query, ares_flush_requeue, ares_cancel, ares_destroy), so a cancel or destroy from inside a completion does not call back for the same request.

Not changed here: a c-ares thunk forms a &mut to the whole request and calls on_*(&mut self) on it, and under that borrow the drain uses and frees the request through key.lookup.

process_get_addr_info_native loses its result parameter, for which every caller passed null. The three functions that take a raw c-ares result stay unsafe fn, with that as their whole contract.

21. dns: the connect-path cache key borrows &[u8], not a &ZStr

__bun_dns_prefetch(loop_, hostname: *const u8, len, port) built its key with ZStr::from_raw(hostname, len), whose contract is ptr[len] == 0. Its one caller, bun install, passes the hostname of the registry URL, a sub-slice of the URL text with no NUL after it, so that contract was broken. It had no visible effect: nothing read the byte after the slice.

Nothing needs the NUL there. The borrowed RequestKey::host is only hashed, compared and logged as bytes, and to_owned() makes the NUL-terminated copy that getaddrinfo gets. So the key, getaddrinfo and prefetch take Option<&[u8]>, the extern takes hostname: &[u8], and us_getaddrinfo reads its C string with ffi::cstr(..).to_bytes().

prefetch_from_js and seed_cache_for_testing no longer allocate a NUL-terminated copy only to borrow it.

22. dns: get_channel_or_error returns the &mut Channel that get_channel gave it

get_channel hands out &mut c_ares::Channel. get_channel_or_error turned it into *mut, and its callers turned it back with unsafe { &mut *channel } for ares_process_fd, ares_set_local_ip4, ares_queue_active_queries and ares_cancel. It and get_channel_from_vm now return the reference, and the *_channel_* helpers take &mut Channel, which coerces to *mut at the raw FFI calls. reverse, do_resolve_cares and c_ares_lookup_with_normalized_name put get_channel's reference in a *mut local and called through (*channel); they keep the reference. Channel is a zero-sized opaque type, asserted in c_ares.rs, so a callback that derives its own reference to the same channel cannot conflict with this one.

close_channel_for_terminate took a RefPtr guard from this and then dereferenced this in two more blocks. It calls through the guard.

23. dns, ipc: fill a fresh Box before releasing it, and two more raw hops

Resolver::init and the connect-path Request::new returned heap::into_raw(Box::new(..)), and new_resolver and seed_cache_for_testing then set fields of the object they had just made through the raw pointer. Both constructors return Box<Self>; the callers fill it in safely and release it where the raw pointer is needed (to_js_ptr, the global cache).

addrinfo_chain linked its nodes with (*base.add(i - 1)).ai_next = base.add(i). The same loop writes nodes[i - 1].ai_next = &raw mut nodes[i]. i runs over 1..nodes.len(), so the compiler drops both bounds checks.

InternalMsgHolder::flush took self.messages through the laundered this pointer. It takes it from self before that pointer is formed.

24. module loader: the guard that closes the input fd owns the fd and its flag

transpile_source_code_of_any_provenance kept should_close_input_file_fd and input_file_fd as two locals, gave a scopeguard a *mut to each, and reached both only through those pointers afterwards, with an unsafe block per use, so that a fresh &mut would not invalidate the guard's pointers.

The guard's payload is now the (bool, Fd) pair itself, and the two names are &mut borrows of it. The parser's file_fd_ptr reborrow ends with the parse call, since ParseResult does not carry that lifetime. The guard is declared where it was, so it still runs before arena_guard. The store of Fd::INVALID after the close, which nothing could read, is gone.

25. ipc: SendQueueOwner::Instance carries no pointer

The variant held a NonNull<IPCInstance>, dereferenced only to call IPCInstance::handle_ipc_close(&self) and handle_ipc_message(&self, ..). Neither touches self (both work on the thread's VM), and every other match arm ignored the pointer.

It is a unit variant and the two functions have no receiver. With no back-pointer to fill in, get_ipc_instance passes the owner to SendQueue::new and reads the queue's address from the RefPtr before boxing the instance, and set_owner, which had no other caller, is gone. emit_handle_ipc_message only asks whether there is an instance.

26. jsc: the retroactively_report_discovered_tests hook takes &mut TestReporterHandle

The RuntimeHooks slot was unsafe fn(agent: *mut TestReporterHandle, i32) -> i32, and its body wrote unsafe { &mut *agent } at both places where it reports a test. Its one caller has just stored the live handle, so it makes the reference once, in the block it already had, and the hook is a safe fn that takes &mut TestReporterHandle. The handle is a zero-sized opaque type.

27. module loader: TranspileArgs::extra is &TranspileExtra

The field was *mut TranspileExtra, read through an unsafe block at every use, "so the .wasm re-entry can mutate loader and recurse". That re-entry, which sets loader and module_type, was the only write.

The field is a shared reference, and those two fields of TranspileExtra are Cells. The re-entry makes the same two stores with Cell::set and recurses with the same args. The five places that build a TranspileExtra wrap the two values in Cell::new, and the one place that reads them uses get.

28. dispatch: __bun_fire_timer takes now: &Timespec, and one poll arm reuses poll_ref

EventLoopTimer::fire, the only caller of __bun_fire_timer, holds now: &timespec and passed it to a *const parameter, which the arms turned back into a reference with &*now. The extern declaration, the function and the arm macros take &ElTimespec. The BunTest arm also copied the two fields into a bun_core::Timespec; ElTimespec is a re-export of that type, so it passes now on.

__bun_run_file_poll starts with poll_ref = &mut *poll. The MEMORY_PRESSURE arm made the same reference a second time from the raw pointer; it uses poll_ref. Its handler reaches the poll, which it may free, only through that reference.

29. timer: clear_timer downcasts with as_class_ref, as it needs only &T

clear_timer collected an Option<*mut TimerObjectInternals> with addr_of_mut!, tested it, and dereferenced it once to call cancel(&self, vm). It collects a &TimerObjectInternals: the object branches downcast with as_class_ref, the id branches borrow the field in the block they already had, and the branch that produced None returns directly.

as_class_ref tests is_cell() before the fromJS call, which from_js alone does not. is_string_literal() has just made the same test on the same value. A value that is not a cell now skips the two fromJS calls.

30. jsc_hooks: drop lifetime erasers and a raw round trip that change nothing

get_loader_and_virtual_source widened path.text to &'static [u8] with from_raw_parts before storing it in virtual_source_to_use. That slot is an `Option<Source<'a>>' and 'path.text' is '&'a [u8]', which the blob branch above already stores there as it is.

In the VmLoaderCtx impl, main, blob_store_path and blob_shared_view rebuilt the slice they return to make it 'static. (*this) is a raw place, whose borrow is unbounded, and blob(b) is &'static Blob, so the slices have that lifetime already.

load_preloads took &raw const of a preload's bytes and turned it back into a reference in a second block. It borrows them in one.

31. timer, jsc_hooks: three *mut parameters whose contract a reference states

DateHeaderTimer::enable was an unsafe fn and All::update_date_header_timer_if_necessary a safe fn with a # Safety section, both only because they took vm: *mut VirtualMachine, of which they read uws_loop(). They take &VirtualMachine, enable is safe, and the three callers write &*vm in the block they already had. enable reaches the loop through uws_loop_ref(), as DateHeaderTimer::run does. No JS runs under that borrow, and the timer heap it updates is not part of the VM.

normalize_specifier_for_loader was an unsafe fn over jsc_vm that read only origin.host and origin.path. It is a safe fn that takes &URL.

TimerObjectInternals::run(this: *mut Self, ..) opened with &*this, and both callers hold that same &Self across the call. It takes &self. Nothing makes a &mut to a live timer (init and deinit are the only &mut self methods) and the callers pin the parent, so the JS callback can only reach it through another &Self. It stays an unsafe fn for vm and thrown.

32. timer: increment_timer_ref and increment_immediate_ref take &Loop

Both were safe functions with a # Safety section: they took uws_loop: *mut Loop and dereferenced it in two blocks each. Loop::ref_ and unref take &self, so the parameter is &Loop and the functions have no unsafe and no contract left.

The five callers got the pointer from VirtualMachine::uws_loop(). They now call uws_loop_ref(), which returns the same pointer as a &Loop.

33. server: run_corked_with_type takes fn(&U) and &U

Every cork site in RequestContext held &self, erased it to a *mut Self (or the address of a stack StreamPair/HeaderResponsePair to a *mut) for run_corked_with_type(fn(*mut U), *mut U), and the callee opened with unsafe { &*ptr } to get the same reference back.

The handler and its context are typed fn(&U) and &U: the same two words in the stack tuple that the trampoline reads. The sites pass self or &pair, and the callees take &self or &Pair. do_render_stream asked for &mut on its pair and never wrote through it.

render_metadata_corked and drain_response_buffer_and_metadata_corked only turned the pointer into a reference, and the closures in render_missing and do_render_blob only passed theirs on. All four go, and the methods behind them are the handlers.

34. server: NewServer request dispatch takes &self

prepare_js_request_context, on_saved_request, handle_request, on_request, on_node_http_request and their _for twins took this: *mut Self and each re-derived &*this one to three times. Every field of NewServer is a Cell/JsCell or fixed after init(), every callee already takes &self, and the HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 path even started from &self, cast it to *mut and dereferenced it again.

They are &self methods. The two extern "C" trampolines turn the uWS user data into the reference, like on_listen, and AnyServer dispatches through its tag-checked accessors. RequestContext::create gets &ThisServer for its BackRef. on_user_route_request keeps its raw *const UserRoute and forms the server reference once.

on_node_http_request returns early on a null node_http_response, so it forms one &NodeHTTPResponse after that instead of five behind null tests.

35. tls: SSLConfig reads buffers and files through &, not &mut

handle_file and handle_file_array wrote unsafe { &mut *val.get() } on an ExternalShared to fill SingleFile::Buffer(&mut JSCArrayBuffer) and File(&mut Blob), which handle_single_file only reads. Both are refcounted objects that JS can reach, so &mut was the wrong type as well.

SingleFile holds shared references, filled through ExternalShared's Deref, and is Copy. JSCArrayBuffer::as_array_buffer takes &self: JSC__ArrayBuffer__asBunArrayBuffer only reads the buffer.

36. server: attach_http2 takes &self

It took this: *mut Self only because its two failure arms called Self::deinit(this); everything else read (*this).field in four unsafe blocks. Both callers in listen() hold the raw pointer and return JSValue::ZERO on false, so they free the server there, in the same order (throw, deinit, return), and attach_http2 is a &self method.

37. jsc: VirtualMachine::{enqueue_task, tick, drain_microtasks} take &self

Their bodies are only self.event_loop_mut().x(), and event_loop_mut takes &self. The &mut self receiver made the server write unsafe { (*vm).drain_microtasks() } on the raw thread-local pointer, which is a &mut VirtualMachine live while script runs.

on_node_http_request drains through the &VirtualMachine it already enters its scopes with, and reads vm_mut() only where it reports an uncaught exception. schedule_deinit enqueues through server.vm(). RequestContext::on_abort, RewriterPipe::schedule_background_pull and Resolver::on_dns_poll_uv drop the .as_mut() on the &VirtualMachine they hold, and WindowsNamedPipeContext its cast of a &'static VirtualMachine to *mut. Every other caller is unchanged, the .as_mut().tick() ones included.

38. server: write_chunk and on_request_body_stream_drained take &self

Both took this: *mut Self and opened with unsafe { &*this }: two safe functions that dereferenced a raw argument. They are &self methods.

No dereference goes away. AnyRequestContext is their only caller, and the two move into the reference arm of its dispatch! macro, which does the same tag match and cast and already serves thirteen other methods. What is gained is the two signatures.

end_chunk stays on the raw-pointer arm: it adopts the pipe's ref, which needs the pointer it was given.

39. server: listen() borrows the SNI names and the unix path

The SNI loop indexed config.sni, kept (name_ptr, name_len) and rebuilt a &CStr and a &ZStr from them; Addr::Unix { ptr, len } was rebuilt into a &ZStr further down. Both only erased a borrow of this_ref.config. this_ref is a Copy BackRef local that lives to the end of the function and Self::deinit(this) takes the raw pointer, so the borrow checker accepts the plain form, as it does for server_name a few lines above.

The loop iterates the slice, keeps the &CStr and uses ZStr::from_cstr; Addr::Unix holds &ZStr from ZBox::as_zstr.

40. socket: Listener types its late write and its SNI out-parameter

listen() only knows the bound port after the wrapper exists, so it wrote the plain connection field through the raw payload pointer while this_ref: &Listener was live. The field is a JsCell like its siblings (repr(transparent)), assigned through this_ref in with_mut: the same drop of the placeholder, then the same store.

decode_sni_result tested abort_handshake: *mut c_int for null and wrote through it in three places. The parameter is Option<&mut c_int>, the same ABI, test and store, from the top down: in us_dispatch_socket_server_name, us_dispatch_server_name, the callback type of ListenSocket::on_server_name, and dispatch_server_name.

The call site: us_select_cert_cb (openssl.c) passes &abort_handshake, a local initialised to 0, to one entry point or the other. Nothing else has its address, so the JS callback cannot reach it, and a nested handshake has its own.

41. socket: drop round trips through raw pointers

The TLS upgrade picked its SocketGroups in an if whose arms both yield &mut SocketGroups, cast the first to *mut to name a common type and dereferenced the result again. The if yields the reference.

dgram_get_sock_name_fd rebuilt the address bytes in both arms with from_raw_parts((&raw const addr.addr).cast(), len). The IPv6 addr is a [u8; 16], so &addr6.addr is that slice. The IPv4 one is a u32, read through bun_core::bytes_of.

42. server: upgrade() guards with the reference it holds; ServerWebSocket::init takes its flags

upgrade() already holds upgrader: &RequestContext and uses it after the option getters ran, but its scope guard kept the raw pointer and dereferenced it again for the paired deref(). The guard holds the reference.

init_for_ws_package called init and then unsafe { &*this } on the returned pointer just to set one flag bit. init takes the initial Flags, so the struct is built with the bit set. Nothing reads it before close(). server.upgrade(), the other caller, passes one more argument for it: it zeroes a register, and init stores the flags from that register instead of an immediate.

43. node:http: slice the unwritten tail of a zero-copy write

The tail was built with slice_from_raw_parts(bytes.as_ptr().add(consumed), bytes_len - consumed). It is &bytes[consumed..], as the else arm wrote it and drain_pending_pinned_write does. It is sliced once, directly under the early return for consumed >= bytes_len, and both arms use it. bytes_len is bytes.len() of the same local, so that comparison implies the bounds check.

44. tls: no_password is a safe extern "C" fn

The PEM password callback ignores its arguments and returns 0, so it has no contract for a caller to uphold. A safe extern "C" fn item coerces to the unsafe extern "C" fn pointer that PEM_bytes_read_bio takes.

45. server, socket: type the out-parameters of four exported functions as references

NodeHTTPResponse__createForJS, NodeHTTPResponse__adoptRawRequestHeaders, us_bundled_root_cert and Bun__parseIpAddress took raw pointers that each dereferenced once in an unsafe block. They take &mut bool and &mut *mut NodeHTTPResponse, &NodeHTTPResponse, &mut usize, and Option<&mut MaybeUninit<sockaddr_storage>> (it keeps its null test). The ABI is the same, and us_bundled_root_cert is a safe extern "C" fn. createForJS also keeps its Box until both jsc::Refs are taken instead of dereferencing the pointer it has just leaked.

The call sites: NodeHTTPServer__onRequest (NodeHTTP.cpp) passes &hasBody, a local initialised to false, and the &mut node_http_response it got from on_node_http_request, then *nodeHttpResponsePtr, which createForJS has just set; us_bundled_roots (root_certs.cpp) passes &roots.lens[i] of the vector it has just resized; try_parse_ip (context.c, for &local_addr_storage and &addr of us_socket_group_connect) and us_quic_socket_context_connect (quic.c, &peer_ss) pass uninitialised sockaddr_storage locals.

46. server: request_pool is a &'static pool

The HTTP/1 RequestContext pool is a leaked thread-local allocation that is never freed, and claim/put take &self, but the server stored it as *mut Pool and wrote unsafe { (*server.request_pool).claim() } for each request. The field is set in init() and never null, so it is a plain &'static Pool: the same load and call, with no Option in between.

Fallback::new_boxed returns Box<Self> like HiveArray::new_boxed, and request_pool() leaks it. Its two other callers, which turned the leaked pointer straight back into a Box, use Box::into_raw. mux_request_pool is null until listen() and stays raw.

How did you verify your code works?

• Static checks on the final commits: cargo fmt --check, cargo clippy --workspace (0 warnings), the source lints and cargo check --workspace --release on Linux, and cargo check --workspace --release for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc and aarch64-apple-darwin, because six changes touch code that only those targets compile.
• Assembly: the comparison above.
• The test of change 1 fails on a debug build of the base (TypeError: undefined) and passes on a debug build of these commits, with BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1 too.
• 30 test files on the final commits, on a debug build with ASAN, all at once and each cut off after 50 seconds: the files for workers, DNS, timers, fake timers, vi utilities, sockets, UDP, Bun.serve, WebSocket servers, IPC, --watch and the resolver.
  • 21 files pass completely, 1,432 tests.
  • 4 files fail in one test each, and in the same test on a debug build of the base: resolve (needs tsyringe), vitest-apis (needs jest-extended), socket (needs the public internet) and setInterval (a memory test that a debug build does not finish in its 30 seconds).
  • setImmediate.test.js failed in one test, which gives a child process 500 ms to start and exit. On its own the file passes, five times out of five.
  • 4 files were cut off: hot, worker_threads, setTimeout and error-gc-test.
• 422 test files before the last rebase. The rebase brought in 31 commits of main. In it I adapted three of the commits here to main's new code (1, 27 and 31), and a review after it changed six (1, 5, 6, 28, 30 and 31). The 422 files ran on a debug build with ASAN of the commits as they were and, where something failed, on a debug build of their base: all of test/js/web/workers/, test/js/node/worker_threads/, test/js/bun/dns/, test/js/node/dns/, test/js/web/timers/, test/js/bun/net/, test/js/node/net/, test/js/node/tls/, test/js/bun/http/, test/js/node/http/, test/js/node/http2/, test/js/bun/websocket/, test/js/web/websocket/, test/js/bun/udp/, test/js/node/child_process/, test/js/bun/resolve/, test/cli/hot/ and test/cli/watch/, and the files for IPC, error printing, stack traces and GC.

  • 396 files pass completely, 9,753 tests.

  • 3 of the 396 failed the first time, with eight files running at once on a busy machine, in tests with a time limit: watch.test.ts (3 tests), stack-frame-paths.test.ts (2) and h2-conformance.test.ts (2). I ran each three more times on its own: all pass every time.

  • 26 files fail in the same tests on both builds (serve-body-leak in one more on the base):

    Why	Files (tests that fail)
    They need the public internet or its DNS.	resolve-dns (30), node-dns (28), node-tls-connect (3), dns-resolver-class (2), websocket (2), node-net (2), bun-connect-x509 (1), socket (1)
    They need packages that I did not have.	proxy (axios), plugins (svelte), node-http-connect (2, proxy), resolve (1, tsyringe)
    A time limit or a memory bound that a debug build with ASAN misses.	serve-body-leak (1), req-url-leak (1), error-gc-test (1), inspect-error-leak (1), setInterval (1), timer-gc-roots (1), node-net (1)
    They compare a long record of calls with an expected one.	node-http-state-through-an-heir-and-a-proxy (2), node-http-closed-response (1), node-http-proxy-traps (1), node-http-receivers-that-are-no-messages (1), node-stream-proxy-traps (1)
    Other.	setTimeout (3), bun-test (2), leaks-test (1)

• After the 422 files had run I removed four #[inline] attributes that an earlier form of change 18 had added. The static checks ran again on the final commits.

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Findings

Remove the overlapping &mut to the global channel in setchannelservers.
Report the entry-point failure reason even when the worker log already has an error.
Pass a raw mut Self through the cork callback instead of &RequestContext.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src/jsc/web_worker.rs:
- Around line 1159-1162: Update the unresolved-entry handling around
`Unresolved::Because` so it adds the resolution reason to `vm_log` even when
`vm_log.errors` is already nonzero. Preserve the existing behavior for other
unresolved cases.

Review comments at @src/runtime/dns_jsc/dns.rs:
- Around line 5300-5301: Update the global-channel comparison in
set_channel_servers to compare raw pointers and obtain the global channel
pointer without creating another mutable reference while set_global_servers
holds one. Preserve the active-query check and the distinction between global
and resolver channels.

Review comments at @src/runtime/server/RequestContext.rs:
- Line 1152: Update the cork callback path around render_missing_corked to pass
*mut Self rather than materializing &RequestContext while the callback may
release the context. Propagate the raw pointer through end(), deref(), and
deinit(), and form a reference only after establishing that the context remains
alive; preserve the existing release behavior on every branch.

Walkthrough

This pull request updates Rust ownership and borrowing patterns across runtime, DNS, worker, server, and socket code. It changes APIs to use owned boxes, references, slices, and interior mutability in place of several raw-pointer patterns. It also updates worker preload resolution and adds a test for unresolved preload paths.

Changes

Runtime references and event-loop access

Layer / File(s)	Summary
VM references and exception handling src/collections/hive_array.rs, src/jsc/ScriptExecutionContext.rs, src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs, src/jsc/VmHandle.rs, src/jsc/array_buffer.rs, src/jsc/bindgen_test.rs, src/jsc/job.rs, src/runtime/hw_exports.rs, src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs	Several VM, array-buffer, and exception APIs now use references or slices instead of raw pointers. Fallback::new_boxed returns its box directly.
Event-loop and timer references src/event_loop/EventLoopTimer.rs, src/jsc/event_loop.rs, src/jsc/rare_data.rs, src/libuv_sys/libuv.rs, src/runtime/dispatch.rs, src/runtime/timer/*, src/uws_sys/Timer.rs	Timer snapshots and loop access use references. tick_while_paused, has_active_io_handles, and timer APIs now accept shared references where described.
Supporting runtime call sites src/jsc/Debugger.rs, src/jsc/GarbageCollectionController.rs, src/jsc/JSCScheduler.rs, src/runtime/api/bun/subprocess.rs, src/runtime/api/html_rewriter.rs, src/runtime/socket/WindowsNamedPipeContext.rs, src/uws_sys/Response.rs	Call sites use shared VM or loop access, and cork callbacks borrow their data. run_pending_test_step and related hooks use references.

Transpilation, watchers, and workers

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Transpiler and watcher updates src/jsc/ModuleLoader.rs, src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs, src/jsc/hot_reloader.rs, src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs, src/watcher/Watcher.rs, src/runtime/bake/dev_server/watch.rs, test/internal/source-lints/vm-thread-door.inventory.json	Transpilation arguments borrow TranspileExtra, whose loader fields use Cell. Watcher registration no longer checks an absent enum variant, and WatchItem no longer contains its update count.
Worker resolution and lifecycle src/jsc/web_worker.rs, src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs, src/jsc/Debugger.rs, test/js/web/workers/worker.test.ts	Worker resolution returns structured results for preload and entry-point failures. Worker lifecycle helpers use VM and worker references. The worker test checks the error for an unresolved preload.

DNS ownership and caches

Layer / File(s)	Summary
DNS requests, caches, and channel access src/dns/lib.rs, src/runtime/dns_jsc/dns.rs, src/runtime/dns_jsc/dns_sd.rs	DNS request and waiter nodes use boxes during creation and completion. Cache access and channel calls use references, and connect-path hostnames use byte slices.

Server request and response flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Server contexts and request handling src/runtime/server/mod.rs, src/runtime/server/server_body.rs, src/runtime/server/RequestContext.rs, src/runtime/server/AnyRequestContext.rs, src/runtime/server/NodeHTTPResponse.rs	Server methods and request-context creation use references. Cork callbacks borrow their data, and response creation retains a box until initialization completes.
WebSocket and cork APIs src/runtime/server/ServerWebSocket.rs, src/uws_sys/Response.rs, src/uws_sys/h2.rs, src/uws_sys/h3.rs	WebSocket initialization accepts initial flags. Cork callback APIs pass shared references to callback data.

Socket and IPC updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Socket and TLS references src/runtime/socket/Listener.rs, src/runtime/socket/SSLConfig.rs, src/runtime/socket/SocketAddress.rs, src/runtime/socket/bundled_root_certs.rs, src/runtime/socket/socket_body.rs, src/runtime/socket/system_certs.rs, src/runtime/socket/udp_socket.rs, src/uws_sys/ListenSocket.rs, src/runtime/valkey_jsc/js_valkey.rs	Listener connection state uses JsCell; TLS and address paths use references or typed output values. SNI callback output is optional.
IPC queue ownership src/runtime/ipc.rs, src/runtime/ipc_host.rs	The instance-owner variant no longer stores an instance pointer. Queue ownership is set during construction, and message dispatch uses associated functions.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to c5008

Resolve the DNS channel aliasing and request-context callback lifetime issues before merging. Both affect runtime memory-safety contracts, although no user-visible corruption has been demonstrated.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly summarizes the primary change: removing 187 unsafe blocks across the VM, DNS, timer, socket, and server code.
Description check		The description includes both required sections. It explains the changes in detail and documents formatting, linting, compilation, assembly, and test verification, including known test limitations.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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• src/collections/hive_array.rs
• src/dns/lib.rs
• src/event_loop/EventLoopTimer.rs
• src/jsc/Debugger.rs
• src/jsc/GarbageCollectionController.rs
• src/jsc/JSCScheduler.rs
• src/jsc/ModuleLoader.rs
• src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs
• src/jsc/ScriptExecutionContext.rs
• src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs
• src/jsc/VmHandle.rs
• src/jsc/array_buffer.rs
• src/jsc/bindgen_test.rs
• src/jsc/event_loop.rs
• src/jsc/hot_reloader.rs
• src/jsc/job.rs
• src/jsc/rare_data.rs
• src/jsc/web_worker.rs
• src/libuv_sys/libuv.rs
• src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs
• src/runtime/api/bun/subprocess.rs
• src/runtime/api/html_rewriter.rs
• src/runtime/bake/dev_server/watch.rs
• src/runtime/dispatch.rs
• src/runtime/dns_jsc/dns.rs
• src/runtime/dns_jsc/dns_sd.rs
• src/runtime/hw_exports.rs
• src/runtime/ipc.rs
• src/runtime/ipc_host.rs
• src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs
• src/runtime/server/AnyRequestContext.rs
• src/runtime/server/NodeHTTPResponse.rs
• src/runtime/server/RequestContext.rs
• src/runtime/server/ServerWebSocket.rs
• src/runtime/server/mod.rs
• src/runtime/server/server_body.rs
• src/runtime/socket/Listener.rs
• src/runtime/socket/SSLConfig.rs
• src/runtime/socket/SocketAddress.rs
• src/runtime/socket/WindowsNamedPipeContext.rs
• src/runtime/socket/bundled_root_certs.rs
• src/runtime/socket/socket_body.rs
• src/runtime/socket/system_certs.rs
• src/runtime/socket/udp_socket.rs
• src/runtime/timer/DateHeaderTimer.rs
• src/runtime/timer/Timer.rs
• src/runtime/timer/mod.rs
• src/runtime/timer/timer_object_internals.rs
• src/runtime/valkey_jsc/js_valkey.rs
• src/uws_sys/ListenSocket.rs
• src/uws_sys/Response.rs
• src/uws_sys/Timer.rs
• src/uws_sys/h2.rs
• src/uws_sys/h3.rs
• src/watcher/Watcher.rs
• test/internal/source-lints/vm-thread-door.inventory.json
• test/js/web/workers/worker.test.ts

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Follow-up Comments

Cover the revoked blob preload error path.

33-38: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Cover the revoked blob preload error path.

The new test covers only the unresolved-file preload. A revoked blob: preload fails with Unresolved::Because("Blob URL is missing") at src/jsc/web_worker.rs:441. No test in test/js/web/workers uses a blob: preload. The existing Blob URL is missing assertion in worker_blob.test.ts uses the entry-point path, not this one. Replacing the arm with an empty string would not fail any test in this directory. Add the test below to worker.test.ts.

🧪 Suggested test

     test("names the entry that does not resolve", () => {
       expect(() => new Worker("data:text/javascript,1", { preload: ["./does-not-exist-xyz.js"] })).toThrow(
         expect.objectContaining({
           name: "TypeError",
           message: 'BuildMessage: ModuleNotFound resolving "./does-not-exist-xyz.js" (entry point)',
         }),
       );
     });
 
+    test("names a revoked blob preload", () => {
+      const url = URL.createObjectURL(new Blob(["1"]));
+      URL.revokeObjectURL(url);
+      expect(() => new Worker("data:text/javascript,1", { preload: [url] })).toThrow(
+        expect.objectContaining({ name: "TypeError", message: "Blob URL is missing" }),
+      );
+    });
+

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Review comment at @test/js/web/workers/worker.test.ts around lines 33 - 38:
Add a revoked blob preload test alongside the unresolved-file test in the worker
test suite. Create a blob URL, revoke it, then verify that constructing a Worker
with the URL in preload throws a TypeError containing “Blob URL is missing.”

• Fix comments: Fix CodeRabbit comments on this PR

[dylan-conway]

BuildKite build 137329 of c5008e7 has finished. It is red, and nothing fails only here. The four macOS x64 test jobs found no machine for 1 hour 50 minutes and expired. Three of them ran on a retry: two pass, and one fails in native-6.test.ts (below). The fourth was not retried, so one of the four shards of tests did not run on macOS x64. I have no means to run that job, or the build, again.

• The 40 files that fail here also fail on main: 39 under test/aot/, and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. I compared with main's builds at 675ee5b (137327), at a2691bd, the base of this PR (137325), at 3bf1a06 (137162) and at 01ec085 (137130).
• One of the 40 does not fail in every build of main: test/aot/engine/native-6.test.ts. Here, in 137162, in 137130 and in 137212 (the last commit of Remove 126 unsafe blocks from the core crates, the resolver and the package manager #47414, whose tree is the base of this PR), the same native test stops at the same assertion on the same platforms: property-lookup/absence-filter-names-what-stops-stores, AOTPropertyLookupTests.cpp(1511), on Alpine, Debian and macOS x64. It passes in 137327 and 137325.
• I have no fix to port. AOT: hangs, wrong answers, failed builds; bun test --aot follows #44833's mocks #47605 ("AOT: hangs, wrong answers, failed builds; bun test --aot follows bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833's mocks") looks like the fix for most of them, and it changes 7,093 files.
• This PR touches neither the AOT engine nor its tests.

38 files failed once and then passed:

• 30 files under test/aot/, on ASAN. Most of them timed out or were interrupted in the parallel batch, and all passed alone or on a retry. main has no ASAN jobs. In build 137212, 29 did, 23 of them the same files.
• 7 more do so on main or on other branches too. I looked at main's four builds above and at the 72 other builds from 137256 to 137345 that have annotations: every-build-configuration.test.ts, spawn-stdin-readable-stream.test.ts, spawn_waiter_thread.test.ts, hot.test.ts, bun-install-git-deps.test.ts, remix.test.ts and fetch/body.test.ts (the same test with the same ECONNRESET on Windows in 137293).
• test/js/web/fetch/fetch-session.test.ts does so only here (Ubuntu x64, in the parallel batch). A request through a proxy on deadPort() ended in Malformed_HTTP_Response where the test expects ECONNREFUSED. deadPort() holds its port as the local side of a connection, and Linux may give a connect() to that port the same port as its source. The socket is then connected to itself and reads its own CONNECT request back. A loop of plain connect() calls to a port held that way did so 2 times in 60,000. This PR does not change the fetch client.

On GitHub, Format, the lints, cargo clippy, mordant, cargo miri test and the lol-html tests pass on c5008e7.

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