fix(server): do not read the adapter back from a cache that can drop it

[kojiwakayama]

resolveAdapter wrote the adapter into an LRU and read it back with a non-null assertion:

if (!cache.adapters.has(dir)) {
  const baseAdapter = await runtime.get();
  cache.adapters.set(dir, baseAdapter);
}
effectiveAdapter = cache.adapters.get(dir)!;   // ← may be undefined

LRUCacheAdapter.set() inserts the entry and then runs enforceMemoryLimits, which can evict what it just added when the estimated size exceeds the byte budget. So set() is allowed to store nothing, and the ! turned that miss into an undefined adapter that reached getConfig and threw on every request:

undefined is not an object (evaluating 'adapter.fs')

Evidence

Same adapter object, same cache, measured directly:

	result
Bun — set(adapter)	has=false size=0 — dropped
Node — set(adapter)	has=true size=1
Bun — set(smallObject)	has=true size=1 — small values fine

A probe inside resolveAdapter under Bun confirmed the caller's view: has=false get=undefined size=0, measured after the if (!has) { … set() } block ran.

This is not Bun-specific. Bun exposed it first because a RuntimeAdapter crosses the byte budget there, but any oversized adapter — or ordinary eviction once the 50-entry cache fills under load — produces the same undefined on Node and Deno.

Fix

Hold the adapter already obtained rather than re-reading it. Correctness stops depending on a cache round-trip, and the non-null assertion goes away. Caching remains best-effort, which is all an LRU promises.

Verification

Built a package and ran it under Bun: the adapter.fs crash is gone (0 occurrences) and the dev server now boots and proceeds past it.

Bun still cannot render a page, on a separate defect this does not touch: Bun's node:_http_client fails to connect to esm.sh where curl reaches it (200), and the uncaught error kills the process. The stack contains no framework frames. Reproducible across runs. Filed separately in the summary rather than conflated here.

Note on the test

The regression test simulates the drop by making cache.adapters.set a no-op. It fails before this change and passes after.

An earlier version of it passed against the unfixed code — it took the non-local-project branch and never reached the assertion. Corrected to the proxy-trusted local path, where the failure actually lives.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where adapter cache eviction could cause valid runtime adapters to be unavailable.
  • Adapter resolution now reliably returns the adapter obtained from the runtime, even when cache writes are disabled or entries are evicted.

• Tests

  • Added regression coverage for adapter resolution during cache eviction scenarios.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The change prevents resolveAdapter from returning an undefined adapter after local cache eviction. It retains the adapter returned by runtime.get() and adds a regression test for trusted project-path overrides.

Changes

Adapter cache resolution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Retain locally created adapters and validate eviction behavior src/server/runtime-handler/adapter-factory.ts, src/server/runtime-handler/adapter-factory.test.ts	resolveAdapter now uses the adapter returned by runtime.get() directly. The regression test simulates cache eviction and verifies that a non-null adapter is returned.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to e0e14

The change is mergeable with owner awareness: one regression test leaves a process-wide environment setting modified, which can cause later tests to use incorrect forwarded-header behavior.

Suggested reviewers: kwakayama, ariskemper

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In `@src/server/runtime-handler/adapter-factory.test.ts`:
- Line 526: Update the test around VERYFRONT_TRUST_FORWARDED_HEADERS to capture
its existing environment value before calling Deno.env.set, then restore that
value or delete the variable in a finally block so later tests see the original
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