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install: support certfile and keyfile from .npmrc for client TLS auth - #31000
Current source: f292adb12515b8b9a6f3c9ea2b3f2761d3c67f34, based on main 2596ac5d391d47804c93a42bdbe615804aa62387.
The latest follow-up fixes TLS reference ownership during intermediate S3 streaming callbacks: copyback restores the original request's TLS pointer without running a destructor on the borrowed working-copy pointer. The pre-fix debug + ASAN build reports a heap-use-after-free on the HTTP Client thread with custom tls.DEFAULT_CIPHERS; the regression now completes three verified streams. Stable 1.4.4 passes this S3 test because this particular regression was introduced by the earlier PR follow-up.
Certificate-only settings retain URL Basic authentication for both registry and tarball URLs. Explicit token or Basic credentials from configuration still win over URL userinfo. This corrects the previous follow-up's interpretation of certificate-only precedence. A local Node.js 24.5.0 / npm 11.5.1 (npm-registry-fetch 18.0.2) HTTPS probe observed the certificate plus URL Basic together, and configured token/Basic overriding URL Basic. References:
Redirect coverage now includes persistent HTTP/1 return hops with a positive socket-reuse control, and a hostname-only origin change with scheme and port held constant. Both new redirect tests fail on stable 1.4.4 and pass with this PR. The proxy test uses a module-scope node:net import.
The earlier follow-up also preserves mTLS across connection-closing 503 retries, supports certificate-only whoami/publish, uses the owning runtime manager's CA file, and separates HTTPS proxy TLS identity from tunneled registry identity.
Local Linux debug + ASAN verification: 1,063 passed, 6 skipped, 1 todo, 0 failed across npmrc, fetch TLS, fetch redirects, TLS intern-race, install-retry, pm-diff, and local S3 connection-close/requester-pays suites (eight files, 2,871 assertions). git diff --check passes.
Fresh Linux x64, Windows x64, and macOS x64 verification has been dispatched for this exact SHA, without reusing older artifacts. Results are pending. All platform results and release artifacts below are historical and do not validate this revision.
What does this PR do?
Adds npm registry client TLS authentication through .npmrccertfile and keyfile. Bun previously warned and ignored these options.
The certificate pair participates in the existing normalized URL-key lookup and cross-file configuration precedence. Relative paths use the config directory and existing platform path helpers; environment substitutions use the npmrc parser. A lone certificate or key does not select authentication.
Registry requests use interned TLS configurations with their configured ca/cafile. Client certificates also work alongside credentials supplied by bunfig.toml, the environment or CLI. Install, view, whoami, publish, audit and pm diff share these settings. Tarball requests retain Bun's rule that configured credentials may reach project-named URLs but not URLs named only by another package.
HTTP-thread working copies own a separate strong reference to their TLS configuration, released on completion. This keeps the original request valid when a redirect replaces its TLS identity.
Registry and ordinary fetch redirects remove the client TLS identity when their credential policy drops authentication. Ordinary fetch previously forwarded an explicitly supplied client certificate across origins, including in stable 1.4.4; the shared predicate now follows the existing credential-header policy. This happens after the previous connection is released with its original TLS pool key, retains CA settings, and covers HTTP/1 and HTTP/2. Same-origin redirects retain the identity; a subsequent return to the original origin does not restore it. Same-host, same-port HTTP-to-HTTPS redirects exercise the upgrade exception: ordinary fetch strips the identity under SameOrigin, while registry requests retain it under HttpsUpgrade. The changed fetch behavior is documented in docs/runtime/networking/fetch.mdx.
Invalid or unreadable certificate/key files currently use the HTTP client's existing TLS failure diagnostics.
How did you verify your code works?
Debug + ASAN build on Linux, using bun bd test: the latest combined npmrc/TLS/redirect/intern-race run passed 746 tests, 5 skipped, 1 todo, 0 failures (1489 assertions). The existing registry token redirect group also passed 19 tests, 4 skipped, 0 failures. The earlier combined run including retry and pm diff coverage passed 1018 tests across five files.
The fetch follow-up adds seven tests: five fail on stable 1.4.4 and the unfixed branch because the redirect target receives the client certificate; all seven pass with the fix. Two additional tests exercise a genuine same-host/same-port HTTP-to-HTTPS upgrade: ordinary fetch strips client identity and Authorization, while registry requests retain both. Removing the SameOrigin clause makes the new fetch test fail while the registry control still passes. The fetch behavior change is documented in docs/runtime/networking/fetch.mdx.
test/cli/install/npmrc.test.ts: parsing, default/scoped registries, required mTLS for view and install, relative paths and environment expansion, token/Basic authentication from the supported configuration sources, same-origin and cross-origin redirects, return redirects, HTTP/2 redirects, CA retention, and project versus transitive tarball URLs.
test/js/web/fetch/fetch.tls.test.ts, test/js/web/fetch/fetch-redirect.test.ts, and test/js/web/fetch/fetch-proxy-tls-intern-race.test.ts.
test/cli/install/bun-install-retry.test.ts and test/cli/install/bun-pm-diff.test.ts.
git diff origin/main --check.
The positive mTLS reproduction scenarios fail on installed Bun 1.4.4 with ignored-option warnings and TLSHandshakeFailed. Before the follow-up fixes, local TLS peers demonstrated the missing certificate beside a bunfig token and the certificate being forwarded on a cross-origin redirect; those checks now pass.
The Windows x64 build at bb80c88 is reported by the author to work in client environments. That build predates the ordinary-fetch redirect follow-up.
The final revision also cross-builds as a macOS arm64 Release/ThinLTO binary from Linux using LLVM 23.1.1 and Apple SDK 26.5. Mach-O inspection confirms arm64, a macOS 13.0 deployment target, PIE, an 18 MiB main-thread stack, and an ad-hoc code signature; the build checks report 704 exports, 4 dynamic libraries, 701 imports, 11 hardening properties, and no duplicate strong symbols. A local verification ZIP and Maven JAR are prepared for Apple Silicon. Native execution is still pending. Reproduce with BUN_TOOLCHAIN_LLVM=/usr bun run build --profile=release --os=darwin --arch=aarch64 --ci=on --target=bun. The focused upstream suite on native Windows/macOS for this revision is not yet run.
Windows cross-build and Wine validation methodology
The binary was cross-built on Linux with the repository's Windows release profile, system LLVM 23.1.1, and the build script's Microsoft SDK/CRT sysroot:
BUN_TOOLCHAIN_LLVM=/usr bun run build --profile=windows-x64-release --ci=on --target=bun.exe
Artifact source: bb80c8840d0850e36923e279ed0fc7ee2a8a3135; target: Windows x64 baseline, release/ThinLTO. The executable reported process.platform === "win32", process.arch === "x64", and that exact Bun.revision. SHA-256: c3a059e237d0ea1a484293c28b2d949af4d47398f93454a7df16484804ea6411.
Wine 11.19 was used to execute the PE binary on the Linux build host. A dedicated prefix isolates the experiment from any existing user Wine environment:
The local probe followed the default/scoped registry mTLS tests in test/cli/install/npmrc.test.ts. A Linux-hosted loopback HTTPS registry used the test certificate, requestCert: true, and rejectUnauthorized: true; it could not serve a successful response without a valid client certificate. The Windows process was launched as wine bun.exe pm view <package> version, with separate temporary home/project/cache directories, explicit NPM_CONFIG_USERCONFIG, Windows Z:\... paths to fixture files, and proxy variables cleared. Both default and scoped registries returned the expected 1.0.0, empty stderr, and exit code zero. Together with the runtime identity check: 3 pass, 0 fail.
The identical mTLS probes against the official Windows stable 1.4.4 binary failed: it ignored certfile/keyfile and could not authenticate to the mandatory-mTLS registry. This comparison verifies that the feature is exercised.
Full install validation was inconclusive under this prefix: direct file creation failed with both the self-built binary and official Windows stable, so the Wine result supports runtime/mTLS-view behavior, with additional native client-use feedback reported above. Wine execution is used as a reproducible local check and the current revision still needs upstream native Windows coverage.
Fork CI verification
A manually dispatched workflow in the author's fork tested release binaries built from this PR's exact source revision, 056352c391c0d6b476bace1f41874dc9b4d9c5d9. Successful run 42380020016 ran the focused npmrc, TLS, redirect, TLS intern-race, install-retry, and pm-diff suites on all three targets:
Linux x64: 1,030 passed, 5 skipped, 1 todo, 0 failed.
Windows x64: 1,006 passed, 29 skipped, 1 todo, 0 failed.
macOS x64: 1,028 passed, 7 skipped, 1 todo, 0 failed.
Linux and Windows used cross-built release binaries whose revisions were checked before testing. The macOS x64 release binary was cross-built on Linux and tested on a native macOS runner. The successful rerun uses the repository's test-runner settings for release binaries, including --expose-internals and a 90-second per-test timeout; earlier fork-workflow attempts exposed configuration mistakes in that temporary harness.
A temporary, non-official prerelease contains platform builds for people who need to try the change: Bun 1.4.4 PR #31000 artifacts. The prerelease includes Linux x64, Windows x64, macOS x64, and the earlier Apple Silicon macOS package. Each package includes the binary, source revision, and SHA-256 manifest.
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Walkthrough
This change adds per-registry client certificate and key settings to npm configuration, passes TLS properties through registry HTTP requests, and strips client TLS identity on qualifying redirects. It also updates documentation and adds parsing, registry-request, and redirect tests.
Registry configuration and credential handling now include certificate and key data. The parser resolves their paths relative to the .npmrc file. Registry request paths pass TLS properties to HTTP initialization; other synchronous HTTP call sites pass None. Documentation describes the settings.
HTTP/1 and multiplexed redirect paths remove client TLS identity under the configured cross-origin conditions. Proxy connections use a TLS configuration without client identity. HTTP result-copy call sites use AsyncHTTP::copy_result.
Registry and redirect validation test/cli/install/npmrc.test.ts, test/js/web/fetch/fetch.tls.test.ts, test/harness.ts, test/cli/install/bun-install.test.ts, test/js/bun/s3/s3-connection-close.test.ts, src/url/lib.rs
Tests cover parsing, registry requests with client certificates, credential selection, redirects, HTTP/2, proxy tunnels, URL parsing, and S3 response handling. The shared test harness routes HTTP and HTTPS connections.
Possibly related PRs
oven-sh/bun#45307: Changes the same install HTTP contracts, including AsyncHTTP::init_sync, HTTP-thread result copying, and registry request setup.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii
Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to f292a
The registry TLS authentication changes have no remaining demonstrated merge-blocking issue. Certificate-only authentication, proxy identity isolation, and streaming TLS ownership are addressed; normal platform checks should still complete.
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The title "install: support certfile and keyfile from .npmrc for client TLS auth" matches the main change in the changeset. The summaries show certfile and keyfile parsing in src/ini/lib.rs, new regis…
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Directly linked issue #48322 is open and has coding requirements only. No parent or contextual issues apply. The incremental diff from the previous reviewed head to f292adb changes three source files:…
Out of Scope Changes check
The incremental changes since the previous reviewed head stay within issue #48322. AsyncHTTP::copy_result ownership change and the NetworkTask and PackageManagerOptions credential-gating changes imple…
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The description follows the repository template, with both required sections present: "What does this PR do?" and "How did you verify your code works?". The "What does this PR do?" section clearly sta…
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The title "install: support certfile and keyfile from .npmrc for client TLS auth" matches the main change in the changeset. The summaries show certfile and keyfile parsing in src/ini/lib.rs, new registry Scope fields in src/install/npm.rs, TLS configuration wiring in PackageManager and the request paths, and tests for mTLS in npmrc.test.ts. The title is specific, concise, and in the repository's conventional format. It does not cover the redirect and TLS-identity stripping work, but that work supports the main change and does not need to appear in the title.
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Directly linked issue #48322 is open and has coding requirements only. No parent or contextual issues apply. The incremental diff from the previous reviewed head to f292adb changes three source files: [Registry credential policy] src/http/AsyncHTTP.rs now writes the copied tls_props pointer with ptr::write. src/install/NetworkTask.rs resolves tarball credentials through authorization_parts before choosing the TLS configuration. src/install/PackageManager/PackageManagerOptions.rs copies URL-auth credentials only when authorization_parts resolve for the scope URL. The rest of the increment is tests, including a streaming S3 TLS test. These changes keep the issue requirements in place. Earlier conclusions still hold for config parsing (lone certificate or key does not select authentication, relative paths resolve against the .npmrc directory), registry operations (metadata, install, publish, audit, whoami, pm diff use registry_tls_config), tarball and redirect policy (identity is kept only where credentials are allowed), and credential compatibility (token, Basic, bunfig, environment, and CLI credentials stay in the same precedence path). I did not rerun the test suites. Test pass results are author-reported. Native Windows and macOS runs are not part of this verdict because they are validation status, not coding requirements.
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The incremental changes since the previous reviewed head stay within issue #48322. AsyncHTTP::copy_result ownership change and the NetworkTask and PackageManagerOptions credential-gating changes implement the registry credential policy and TLS ownership that the issue requires. The new test changes in npmrc.test.ts, fetch.tls.test.ts, and s3-connection-close.test.ts support the changed behavior. The S3 streaming test covers the copy_result ownership path. The earlier out-of-scope conclusions still hold. The ordinary fetch redirect change applies the same no-forwarding rule to fetch. It is disclosed in the PR and documented in docs/runtime/networking/fetch.mdx. The copy_result and init_sync signature changes are supporting refactors. No demonstrated unrelated change was found. Hunks in the truncated diff tail (fetch redirect tests) were not read in full. Their file paths are test-only and match the fetch redirect scope.
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The description follows the repository template, with both required sections present: "What does this PR do?" and "How did you verify your code works?". The "What does this PR do?" section clearly states the feature: npm registry client TLS authentication through .npmrc certfile and keyfile, with a config example, path resolution, precedence, redirect and credential policy, and documentation of the fetch behavior change. The verification section lists local Linux debug and ASAN runs, the test files covered, a fork CI run for an earlier revision, and cross-build checks. The description is long and includes some material that is not template content, such as the Windows Wine methodology and release artifacts. It also has ambiguity about which results validate the current revision: fresh Linux, Windows, and macOS CI are pending, and the platform results cited are described as historical. Those points do not block the check, but a reviewer must confirm the pending CI before merging.
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init_sync() now seeds client.tls_props, but reset() reconstructs self.client through make_client() and drops that field back to None. Any redirect/retry path that goes through reset() will lose the client certificate after the first attempt.
Suggested fix
fn reset(&mut self) {
+ let tls_props = self.client.tls_props.clone();
let header_entries = self.client.header_entries.clone().expect("OOM");
let header_buf = self.client.header_buf;
let signals = self.client.signals;
self.client = make_client(
self.method,
@@
None,
FetchRedirect::Follow,
);
+ self.client.tls_props = tls_props;
if let Some(proxy) = &self.http_proxy {
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/http/AsyncHTTP.rs` around lines 593 - 608, reset() currently recreates
self.client via make_client() which drops client.tls_props set by init_sync(),
causing loss of TLS client certs on retries/redirects; update reset() (or
make_client() call site) to preserve and reapply the existing tls_props by
reading self.client.tls_props (or self.tls_props if stored on AsyncHTTP) and
passing it into make_client() or assigning it back onto the new client after
construction so the TLS configuration seeded in init_sync()/init() survives
reset() and redirects/retries.
Use registry TLS on the non-OTP publish paths too.
These two requests still pass None, so registries that require certfile/keyfile fail before the OTP retry path is even reached. That breaks the normal bun publish flow and makes tolerate_republish mis-detect whether the version already exists.
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs` around lines 842 - 852, The HTTP requests
in publish_command.rs call http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync with None for the cert/key
parameters, which prevents registries requiring TLS certfile/keyfile from
working; update these init_sync calls (the one shown and the similar call around
lines 969-979) to pass the registry TLS values used elsewhere in this module
(the same certfile/keyfile variables or registry_tls struct used in the OTP
retry path) instead of None so the non-OTP publish paths honor registry
certfile/keyfile settings (locate the init_sync calls by the symbol
http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync and replace the two None arguments with the
appropriate certfile and keyfile variables).
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In `@src/install/NetworkTask.rs`:
- Around line 794-799: The tls_props from
npm::registry::registry_tls_config(scope) is being applied unconditionally to
AsyncHTTPOptions (in the AsyncHTTPOptions construction), which forwards registry
mTLS to arbitrary tarball hosts; change this so tls_props is only set when the
tarball URL is same-origin with the registry—use the existing for_tarball(...)
check (or an equivalent same-origin helper in npm::registry) to gate applying
tls_props and otherwise leave tls_props unset/None when constructing
AsyncHTTPOptions.
In `@src/install/npm.rs`:
- Around line 529-530: In Scope::from_api the registry.certfile and
registry.keyfile are assigned directly which leaves $VAR-style values
unexpanded; change those assignments to use env.get_auto (same approach used for
username/password/token) so certfile and keyfile values are env-expanded before
use (e.g., pass registry.certfile/registry.keyfile through env.get_auto or map
them if Option<String>) while preserving the existing types and nullability.
In `@test/cli/install/npmrc.test.ts`:
- Around line 497-535: Add two tests to test/cli/install/npmrc.test.ts using the
existing loadNpmrc helper: one that verifies a scoped registry entry (use the
same pattern as other tests with lines like
"`@myorg`:registry=https://my-registry.example.com/" plus the
//my-registry.example.com/:certfile=... and
//my-registry.example.com/:keyfile=... lines) and assert that loadNpmrc returns
the scoped registry URL and associated cert/key in whatever scoped-registry
structure loadNpmrc exposes (e.g., a scoped registry map or fields consistent
with the documentation in npmrc.mdx); and another that supplies only a keyfile
for the default registry (e.g. "//registry.npmjs.org/:keyfile=/path/to/key.pem")
and asserts result.default_registry_certfile === "" and
result.default_registry_keyfile === "/path/to/key.pem".
---
Outside diff comments:
In `@src/http/AsyncHTTP.rs`:
- Around line 593-608: reset() currently recreates self.client via make_client()
which drops client.tls_props set by init_sync(), causing loss of TLS client
certs on retries/redirects; update reset() (or make_client() call site) to
preserve and reapply the existing tls_props by reading self.client.tls_props (or
self.tls_props if stored on AsyncHTTP) and passing it into make_client() or
assigning it back onto the new client after construction so the TLS
configuration seeded in init_sync()/init() survives reset() and
redirects/retries.
In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs`:
- Around line 842-852: The HTTP requests in publish_command.rs call
http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync with None for the cert/key parameters, which prevents
registries requiring TLS certfile/keyfile from working; update these init_sync
calls (the one shown and the similar call around lines 969-979) to pass the
registry TLS values used elsewhere in this module (the same certfile/keyfile
variables or registry_tls struct used in the OTP retry path) instead of None so
the non-OTP publish paths honor registry certfile/keyfile settings (locate the
init_sync calls by the symbol http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync and replace the two
None arguments with the appropriate certfile and keyfile variables).
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Preserve tls_props across reset() to avoid dropping mTLS on retries/redirects.
init_sync now correctly injects TLS props, but reset() reconstructs HTTPClient with tls_props: None and never restores it. If reset() runs in a follow-up request phase, client-cert auth can silently disappear.
Suggested fix
fn reset(&mut self) {
+ let tls_props = self.client.tls_props.take();
let header_entries = self.client.header_entries.clone().expect("OOM");
let header_buf = self.client.header_buf;
let signals = self.client.signals;
self.client = make_client(
self.method,
self.client.url.clone(),
header_entries,
header_buf,
None,
signals,
0,
self.http_proxy.clone(),
None,
FetchRedirect::Follow,
);
+ self.client.tls_props = tls_props;
if let Some(proxy) = &self.http_proxy {
self.client.flags.disable_keepalive = self.url.is_https();
if let Some(auth) = build_proxy_authorization(proxy) {
self.client.proxy_authorization = Some(auth);
}
}
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/http/AsyncHTTP.rs` around lines 594 - 610, The reset() path rebuilds the
HTTPClient with tls_props set to None, so mTLS client certs are lost on
retries/redirects; update reset() to preserve and re-use the existing TLS config
by passing the current tls_props (e.g., self.options.tls_props or a stored
tls_props field) into the new Options when reconstructing the
HTTPClient/AsyncHTTP instance, ensuring init()/init_sync behavior remains
unchanged and tls_props is not dropped across calls to reset().
for_tarball() still applies registry_tls_config(scope) to every tarball request. That forwards the registry client certificate to cross-origin dist.tarball hosts, and it can also break installs when the tarball host does not expect mTLS.
🔒 Proposed fix
- let send_auth = matches!(authorization, Authorization::AllowAuthorization) && {+ let same_origin_as_registry = {
let tarball = URL::parse(&self.url_buf);
let registry = scope.url.url();
tarball.protocol == registry.protocol
&& tarball.hostname == registry.hostname
&& tarball.get_port_auto() == registry.get_port_auto()
};
+ let send_auth =+ matches!(authorization, Authorization::AllowAuthorization) && same_origin_as_registry;
@@
- let tls_props = npm::registry::registry_tls_config(scope);+ let tls_props = if same_origin_as_registry {+ npm::registry::registry_tls_config(scope)+ } else {+ None+ };
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@src/install/NetworkTask.rs` around lines 794 - 799, for_tarball() is applying
npm::registry::registry_tls_config(scope) to every tarball URL, leaking client
certs to cross-origin hosts; change the AsyncHTTPOptions construction so
tls_props is only set when the tarball URL origin matches the registry origin
for the given scope. Concretely, resolve the tarball URL (url) origin and the
registry origin for scope (e.g. via an existing npm::registry helper or registry
URL for scope) and set tls_props = npm::registry::registry_tls_config(scope)
only if those origins match; otherwise leave tls_props as None/Default when
building AsyncHTTPOptions (the same place where pm.http_proxy(&url) and
AsyncHTTPOptions are constructed).
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/pm/npmrc.mdx`:
- Around line 180-197: Add a bunfig.toml equivalent or an explicit note for the
certfile/keyfile section: update the `certfile` and `keyfile` documentation (the
examples and headings mentioning certfile/keyfile) to either show the
corresponding bunfig.toml keys and example snippet or add a short sentence
stating these client-certificate options are .npmrc-only and have no bunfig.toml
equivalent; ensure the language matches other sections for consistency
(mentioning `certfile`, `keyfile`, and `bunfig.toml` by name).
- Around line 184-187: Update the documentation snippet around the .npmrc
examples (the lines showing //my-registry.example.com/:certfile=... and
//my-registry.example.com/:keyfile=...) to explicitly state which
certificate/key file formats are supported (e.g., PEM and DER), indicate the
default/expected format (for example: "PEM is expected; DER is supported but
must be converted or specified"), and include a short note about file
contents/encoding (e.g., Base64 or ASCII, private key formats like PKCS#1/PKCS#8
if relevant) so users know how to prepare client-cert.pem and client-key.pem.
- Around line 182-187: Add a short security guidance after the certfile/keyfile
example noting that keyfile (and any private keys) must be protected: ensure
filesystem permissions restrict access to the owner only (e.g., chmod 600),
validate file ownership, avoid storing keys in version control, and prefer
secure stores or OS keyrings when possible; reference the config keys "keyfile"
and "certfile" and the example registry URL "//my-registry.example.com/" so
readers know it applies to that snippet.
In `@src/install/npm.rs`:
- Around line 535-557: There are unresolved Git merge markers in this file that
break compilation; remove the conflict markers (<<<<<<<, =======, >>>>>>>) and
keep the intended function implementation for registry_tls_config(&Scope) along
with the trailing comment/TODO. Specifically, ensure the registry_tls_config
function (taking &Scope, using certfile/keyfile, creating
http::ssl_config::SSLConfig and returning Option<http::ssl_config::SharedPtr>)
is present exactly once and that the comment about the hasher/TODO remains (or
is moved) without any conflict markers so the module parses.
---
Outside diff comments:
In `@src/http/AsyncHTTP.rs`:
- Around line 594-610: The reset() path rebuilds the HTTPClient with tls_props
set to None, so mTLS client certs are lost on retries/redirects; update reset()
to preserve and re-use the existing TLS config by passing the current tls_props
(e.g., self.options.tls_props or a stored tls_props field) into the new Options
when reconstructing the HTTPClient/AsyncHTTP instance, ensuring init()/init_sync
behavior remains unchanged and tls_props is not dropped across calls to reset().
---
Duplicate comments:
In `@src/install/NetworkTask.rs`:
- Around line 794-799: for_tarball() is applying
npm::registry::registry_tls_config(scope) to every tarball URL, leaking client
certs to cross-origin hosts; change the AsyncHTTPOptions construction so
tls_props is only set when the tarball URL origin matches the registry origin
for the given scope. Concretely, resolve the tarball URL (url) origin and the
registry origin for scope (e.g. via an existing npm::registry helper or registry
URL for scope) and set tls_props = npm::registry::registry_tls_config(scope)
only if those origins match; otherwise leave tls_props as None/Default when
building AsyncHTTPOptions (the same place where pm.http_proxy(&url) and
AsyncHTTPOptions are constructed).
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Thread registry TLS config into all publish request paths.
check_package_version_exists and the initial publish PUT still pass None for TLS config. Registries requiring client certificates can fail at the version check and initial publish attempt before the OTP retry/poll paths are reached.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs` around lines 842 - 853, The
check_package_version_exists path and the initial publish PUT call are creating
HTTP requests with http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync and passing None for the TLS
config; update those call sites (including the call in
check_package_version_exists and the initial PUT in the publish flow) to forward
the registry TLS configuration instead of None (i.e., pass the existing
tls_config/registry.tls_config value you use elsewhere for OTP retry/poll
paths). Locate uses of AsyncHTTP::init_sync and replace the None TLS arg with
the registry's TLS config variable so all publish request paths use the same
client-certificate TLS config.
Line 535 through Line 557 still contains <<<<<<<, =======, and >>>>>>>, which makes this Rust module fail to parse/compile.
Suggested fix
-<<<<<<< HEAD- // TODO(port): Zig used `IdentityContext(u64)` hasher; std HashMap is fine for now.-=======
pub fn registry_tls_config(registry: &Scope) -> Option<http::ssl_config::SharedPtr> {
let certfile = ®istry.certfile;
let keyfile = ®istry.keyfile;
if certfile.is_empty() && keyfile.is_empty() {
return None;
}
let mut config = http::ssl_config::SSLConfig::default();
if !certfile.is_empty() {
config.cert_file_name = dupe_z(certfile);
}
if !keyfile.is_empty() {
config.key_file_name = dupe_z(keyfile);
}
Some(http::ssl_config::SharedPtr::new(config))
}
// TODO(b2): Zig used `IdentityContext(u64)` hasher; std HashMap is fine for now.
->>>>>>> db7a5c1cfa (install: support certfile and keyfile from .npmrc for client TLS auth)
As per coding guidelines src/**/*.rs: Rust code in src/**/*.rs compiles and ships as the core runtime, JavaScript bindings, bundler, and package manager.
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In `@src/install/npm.rs` around lines 535 - 557, The file contains unresolved git
merge-conflict markers (<<<<<<<, =======, >>>>>>>) around the new
registry_tls_config implementation; remove the conflict markers and keep the
intended implementation: the pub fn registry_tls_config(registry: &Scope) ->
Option<http::ssl_config::SharedPtr> { ... } that sets cert_file_name and
key_file_name using dupe_z and returns
Some(http::ssl_config::SharedPtr::new(config)), and also retain the trailing
TODO comment about the hasher (TODO(b2): Zig used `IdentityContext(u64)` ...).
Ensure no leftover <<<<, ====, >>>> tokens remain so the Rust module parses and
compiles.
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In `@src/install/npm.rs` around lines 529 - 530, Scope::from_api is passing
registry.certfile and registry.keyfile directly, bypassing env.get_auto so
env-backed path values aren't expanded; change Scope::from_api to call
env.get_auto(...) (the same helper used for username/password/token) when
constructing certfile and keyfile so env variable-backed paths are resolved
before assigning to the Scope/registry fields.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs`:
- Around line 842-853: The check_package_version_exists path and the initial
publish PUT call are creating HTTP requests with http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync and
passing None for the TLS config; update those call sites (including the call in
check_package_version_exists and the initial PUT in the publish flow) to forward
the registry TLS configuration instead of None (i.e., pass the existing
tls_config/registry.tls_config value you use elsewhere for OTP retry/poll
paths). Locate uses of AsyncHTTP::init_sync and replace the None TLS arg with
the registry's TLS config variable so all publish request paths use the same
client-certificate TLS config.
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In `@src/install/npm.rs`:
- Around line 535-557: The file contains unresolved git merge-conflict markers
(<<<<<<<, =======, >>>>>>>) around the new registry_tls_config implementation;
remove the conflict markers and keep the intended implementation: the pub fn
registry_tls_config(registry: &Scope) -> Option<http::ssl_config::SharedPtr> {
... } that sets cert_file_name and key_file_name using dupe_z and returns
Some(http::ssl_config::SharedPtr::new(config)), and also retain the trailing
TODO comment about the hasher (TODO(b2): Zig used `IdentityContext(u64)` ...).
Ensure no leftover <<<<, ====, >>>> tokens remain so the Rust module parses and
compiles.
- Around line 529-530: Scope::from_api is passing registry.certfile and
registry.keyfile directly, bypassing env.get_auto so env-backed path values
aren't expanded; change Scope::from_api to call env.get_auto(...) (the same
helper used for username/password/token) when constructing certfile and keyfile
so env variable-backed paths are resolved before assigning to the Scope/registry
fields.
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In `@src/install/NetworkTask.rs`:
- Around line 794-804: The origin check that computes tls_props uses
url.hostname(), which includes the port and causes same-origin mismatches;
change those checks to use url.host() (i.e., compare url.protocol, url.host(),
and url.get_port_auto()) so registries that omit the default HTTPS port still
match and mTLS client certs are preserved; apply the same replacement in the
earlier send_auth origin check so both tarball mTLS and auth origin logic use
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Apply registry TLS config to all initial publish registry requests.
Line 852 and Line 979 pass None for tls_props, while later publish paths use registry_tls_config(registry). This can break bun publish on registries requiring client certs and makes behavior inconsistent across retry paths.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs` around lines 842 - 853, The initial
publish request calls to http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync in publish_command.rs are
passing None for tls_props, which skips registry client-cert configuration;
locate the AsyncHTTP::init_sync invocations that pass None (e.g., the call that
constructs req in the publish flow and the other similar calls around the retry
paths) and replace the None tls_props argument with
registry_tls_config(registry) so the registry TLS/client-cert configuration is
applied consistently; ensure the registry variable is in scope or passed through
the call site so registry_tls_config(registry) can be used in those init_sync
calls.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs`:
- Around line 842-853: The initial publish request calls to
http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync in publish_command.rs are passing None for tls_props,
which skips registry client-cert configuration; locate the AsyncHTTP::init_sync
invocations that pass None (e.g., the call that constructs req in the publish
flow and the other similar calls around the retry paths) and replace the None
tls_props argument with registry_tls_config(registry) so the registry
TLS/client-cert configuration is applied consistently; ensure the registry
variable is in scope or passed through the call site so
registry_tls_config(registry) can be used in those init_sync calls.
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In @.tool-versions:
- Line 1: The PR unintentionally includes personal/dev environment files (e.g.,
".tool-versions") that are unrelated to the feature; remove these from the
commit and update repository ignores: delete ".tool-versions" from the PR (or
move it to a separate commit/branch if needed), add a rule to ".gitignore" to
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Ensure bun create applies registry certfile/keyfile TLS client certs (or document why it ignores them)
src/runtime/cli/create_command.rs fetches from registry.npmjs.org for:
@bun-examples/{}/latest (package.json)
examples.json (bun-examples-all/latest)
the package tarball URL from the downloaded package.json
All of these HTTP::AsyncHTTP::init_sync(..., tls_props, ...) call sites pass tls_props: None (so no client cert/key from npm registry config is used), while install/publish flows call bun_install::npm::registry::registry_tls_config(...) to produce SSLConfigSharedPtr from registry certfile/keyfile and pass it into HTTP.
Confirm desired behavior:
Should bun create honor .npmrc registry certfile/keyfile for these npmjs.org example fetches, or is example fetching intentionally treated as always-public/auth-free?
If intentional, add a short rationale so users understand why registry TLS client cert config is ignored here.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/create_command.rs` around lines 428 - 440, The create flow in
src/runtime/cli/create_command.rs currently calls
HTTP::AsyncHTTP::init_sync(..., tls_props: None, ...) for all example fetches
(the `@bun-examples/`{}/latest package.json, examples.json from
bun-examples-all/latest, and the package tarball URL) so registry client
cert/key from .npmrc are never applied; update the code to obtain TLS config via
bun_install::npm::registry::registry_tls_config(...) and pass the resulting
SSLConfigSharedPtr into each HTTP::AsyncHTTP::init_sync call that fetches
examples, or if this behavior is intentional, add a short code comment and
user-facing note explaining why example fetching deliberately ignores registry
certfile/keyfile (and reference the HTTP::AsyncHTTP::init_sync and
bun_install::npm::registry::registry_tls_config symbols when making the change).
Apply the package manager TLS policy on publish requests too.
These requests now attach registry mTLS config, but they still do not copy ctx.manager.tls_reject_unauthorized() into the client flags. That keeps bun publish broken against registries that need both client certs and relaxed server verification.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs` around lines 851 - 862, When building the
HTTP request with AsyncHTTP::init_sync for publish, propagate the package
manager TLS policy by reading ctx.manager.tls_reject_unauthorized() and passing
it into the client flags parameter instead of leaving it None; update the
AsyncHTTP::init_sync call (the same call that uses
registry_tls_config(registry)) to set the appropriate client TLS verification
flag so the request honors both mTLS certs and relaxed server verification.
Don’t forward registry mTLS to an arbitrary doneUrl.
done_url is taken from the server response, not from registry.url, so this polling request can target a different origin. Passing registry_tls_config(registry) unconditionally here can leak the client certificate to that host or break web-login flows that terminate on a separate domain.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs` around lines 1302 - 1313, The polling
request currently forwards registry mTLS unconditionally by calling
http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync with registry_tls_config(registry) even though
done_url comes from the server response; update the code around the call site
using done_url, registry, registry_tls_config and http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync to
first compare the origin (scheme, host, port) of done_url with the registry's
origin and only pass registry_tls_config(registry) when they match; otherwise
pass None (or a default TLS config without client cert) so the client
certificate is not leaked to arbitrary hosts.
Propagate tls_reject_unauthorized() on the audit request.
This request now forwards the registry client cert/key, but it still leaves reject_unauthorized at the default. Registries that require both mTLS and strict-ssl=false will still fail here, unlike the manifest/view paths that explicitly apply the package manager TLS policy.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/audit_command.rs` around lines 491 - 512, The audit HTTP call
is not applying the package manager TLS policy: update the
http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync invocation to propagate tls_reject_unauthorized.
Either set tls_props.reject_unauthorized =
tls_reject_unauthorized(&pm.options.scope) after creating tls_props via
registry_tls_config(&pm.options.scope), or replace the current None argument in
the init_sync call with tls_reject_unauthorized(&pm.options.scope); ensure you
reference registry_tls_config, tls_reject_unauthorized, tls_props, and the
http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync call so the request uses the package manager's
reject-unauthorized setting.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/audit_command.rs`:
- Around line 491-512: The audit HTTP call is not applying the package manager
TLS policy: update the http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync invocation to propagate
tls_reject_unauthorized. Either set tls_props.reject_unauthorized =
tls_reject_unauthorized(&pm.options.scope) after creating tls_props via
registry_tls_config(&pm.options.scope), or replace the current None argument in
the init_sync call with tls_reject_unauthorized(&pm.options.scope); ensure you
reference registry_tls_config, tls_reject_unauthorized, tls_props, and the
http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync call so the request uses the package manager's
reject-unauthorized setting.
In `@src/runtime/cli/create_command.rs`:
- Around line 428-440: The create flow in src/runtime/cli/create_command.rs
currently calls HTTP::AsyncHTTP::init_sync(..., tls_props: None, ...) for all
example fetches (the `@bun-examples/`{}/latest package.json, examples.json from
bun-examples-all/latest, and the package tarball URL) so registry client
cert/key from .npmrc are never applied; update the code to obtain TLS config via
bun_install::npm::registry::registry_tls_config(...) and pass the resulting
SSLConfigSharedPtr into each HTTP::AsyncHTTP::init_sync call that fetches
examples, or if this behavior is intentional, add a short code comment and
user-facing note explaining why example fetching deliberately ignores registry
certfile/keyfile (and reference the HTTP::AsyncHTTP::init_sync and
bun_install::npm::registry::registry_tls_config symbols when making the change).
In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs`:
- Around line 851-862: When building the HTTP request with AsyncHTTP::init_sync
for publish, propagate the package manager TLS policy by reading
ctx.manager.tls_reject_unauthorized() and passing it into the client flags
parameter instead of leaving it None; update the AsyncHTTP::init_sync call (the
same call that uses registry_tls_config(registry)) to set the appropriate client
TLS verification flag so the request honors both mTLS certs and relaxed server
verification.
- Around line 1302-1313: The polling request currently forwards registry mTLS
unconditionally by calling http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync with
registry_tls_config(registry) even though done_url comes from the server
response; update the code around the call site using done_url, registry,
registry_tls_config and http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync to first compare the origin
(scheme, host, port) of done_url with the registry's origin and only pass
registry_tls_config(registry) when they match; otherwise pass None (or a default
TLS config without client cert) so the client certificate is not leaked to
arbitrary hosts.
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src/install_jsc/ini_jsc.rs (1)
119-149: 🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Expose scoped registry TLS fields in the test bridge too.
This helper now serializes the default registry’s certfile/keyfile, but the parser change in src/ini/lib.rs also adds the same behavior for scoped registries. Extending the returned object with the scoped registry TLS fields would let the JS tests cover that new branch instead of only the default-registry path.
Also applies to: 157-213
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In `@src/install_jsc/ini_jsc.rs` around lines 119 - 149, The test-bridge tuple
currently includes default_registry_certfile and default_registry_keyfile but
does not expose the scoped registries' TLS fields; update the returned tuple
(the variables default_registry_certfile, default_registry_keyfile and the
surrounding tuple) to also include scoped registry cert/key entries and populate
them from install.scoped_registries (or the same scoped registry structure used
by the parser) in the same pattern as the default registry (use
BunString::from_bytes or BunString::empty() when missing). Apply the same change
to the second occurrence mentioned (around the block handling lines 157-213) so
JS tests can exercise scoped registry TLS paths.
Do not reuse registry mTLS settings for the web-OTP polling URL.
Line 1205 parses done_url from the server response, but Lines 1302-1313 always pass registry_tls_config(registry) into that request. doneUrl is not guaranteed to stay on the registry origin, so this can present the registry client certificate to an unrelated host during web login. Gate mTLS on a same-origin check here and pass None otherwise.
Also applies to: 1302-1313
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In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs` at line 1205, done_url is parsed from the
server and may point off-origin, so avoid sending the registry client TLS cert
to unrelated hosts: after parsing done_url (the
URL::parse(crate::cli::cli_dupe(done_url_str)) call that produces done_url),
compare its origin (scheme/host/port) to the registry origin (the registry URL
used to build registry_tls_config). Only pass registry_tls_config(registry) into
the web-OTP polling/request call when the origins match; otherwise pass None (or
no client cert) into that request creation path. Apply the same origin check to
the other call sites that currently unconditionally pass
registry_tls_config(registry) (the request construction around the lines that
use registry_tls_config(registry) for the web-OTP polling).
src/install/NetworkTask.rs (1)
632-649: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Drop/reattach registry tls_props based on redirect destination origin (not only the initial URL).
FetchRedirect::Follow follows Location hops, and the redirect logic only clears the TLS hostname on cross-origin redirects (clear_hostname_on_redirect → self.hostname = None)—it does not clear self.tls_props. That means registry mTLS tls_props (built from registry_tls_config using cert_file_name/key_file_name) can be reused on the redirected HTTPS connection, potentially presenting the registry client certificate to a different host.
Fix: when !is_same_origin for a redirect hop, clear/disable the origin-bound registry client-auth config for that hop (or re-run the registry-origin gate and rebuild tls_props for the new target), instead of carrying the initial tls_props through all FetchRedirect::Follow hops.
Also applies to: src/install/NetworkTask.rs (manifest + tarball FetchRedirect::Follow, around 632-649 and 836-850).
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In `@src/install/NetworkTask.rs` around lines 632 - 649, The code currently builds
tls_props once via registry_tls_config and passes it into AsyncHTTP::init with
FetchRedirect::Follow, which lets registry mTLS credentials persist across
cross-origin redirects; change the redirect handling so tls_props is dropped or
recomputed when a redirect hop is not same-origin: tie tls_props lifecycle to
the request hostname (the same condition used by
clear_hostname_on_redirect/self.hostname = None), and on detecting
!is_same_origin for a redirect hop either clear the origin-bound tls_props
before following the redirect or re-run registry_tls_config for the new target
hostname and replace tls_props passed into AsyncHTTP; update the logic around
AsyncHTTP::init, registry_tls_config, and the redirect-path handling
(FetchRedirect::Follow, clear_hostname_on_redirect) so client-auth certs are
never reused for cross-origin hops.
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Inline comments:
In `@src/ini/lib.rs`:
- Around line 1734-1743: When applying ConfigOpt::Certfile and
ConfigOpt::Keyfile (via conf_item.dupe_value_decoded) normalize any relative
paths against the npmrc_path before assigning into v.certfile / v.keyfile so
they become absolute; detect if the decoded value is relative, join it to
npmrc_path (or its parent) and canonicalize/normalize to an absolute path
(preserve or return a String) and store that instead; perform the same
resolution in both the default-registry and scoped-registry branches and ensure
errors from canonicalization are propagated the same way as dupe_value_decoded.
In `@test/cli/install/npmrc.test.ts`:
- Around line 528-535: Add a reciprocal unit test that verifies parsing a
keyfile-only entry: create a test named "keyfile without certfile is parsed"
that passes an ini string containing
"//registry.npmjs.org/:keyfile=/path/to/key.pem" to loadNpmrc, then assert
result.default_registry_certfile === "" and result.default_registry_keyfile ===
"/path/to/key.pem" to mirror the existing certfile-only test and ensure
symmetry.
---
Outside diff comments:
In `@src/install_jsc/ini_jsc.rs`:
- Around line 119-149: The test-bridge tuple currently includes
default_registry_certfile and default_registry_keyfile but does not expose the
scoped registries' TLS fields; update the returned tuple (the variables
default_registry_certfile, default_registry_keyfile and the surrounding tuple)
to also include scoped registry cert/key entries and populate them from
install.scoped_registries (or the same scoped registry structure used by the
parser) in the same pattern as the default registry (use BunString::from_bytes
or BunString::empty() when missing). Apply the same change to the second
occurrence mentioned (around the block handling lines 157-213) so JS tests can
exercise scoped registry TLS paths.
In `@src/install/NetworkTask.rs`:
- Around line 632-649: The code currently builds tls_props once via
registry_tls_config and passes it into AsyncHTTP::init with
FetchRedirect::Follow, which lets registry mTLS credentials persist across
cross-origin redirects; change the redirect handling so tls_props is dropped or
recomputed when a redirect hop is not same-origin: tie tls_props lifecycle to
the request hostname (the same condition used by
clear_hostname_on_redirect/self.hostname = None), and on detecting
!is_same_origin for a redirect hop either clear the origin-bound tls_props
before following the redirect or re-run registry_tls_config for the new target
hostname and replace tls_props passed into AsyncHTTP; update the logic around
AsyncHTTP::init, registry_tls_config, and the redirect-path handling
(FetchRedirect::Follow, clear_hostname_on_redirect) so client-auth certs are
never reused for cross-origin hops.
In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs`:
- Line 1205: done_url is parsed from the server and may point off-origin, so
avoid sending the registry client TLS cert to unrelated hosts: after parsing
done_url (the URL::parse(crate::cli::cli_dupe(done_url_str)) call that produces
done_url), compare its origin (scheme/host/port) to the registry origin (the
registry URL used to build registry_tls_config). Only pass
registry_tls_config(registry) into the web-OTP polling/request call when the
origins match; otherwise pass None (or no client cert) into that request
creation path. Apply the same origin check to the other call sites that
currently unconditionally pass registry_tls_config(registry) (the request
construction around the lines that use registry_tls_config(registry) for the
web-OTP polling).
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Gate web-login polling mTLS to the registry origin.
done_url comes from response JSON, not from registry.url, so this new registry_tls_config(registry) can forward the registry client certificate to whatever host the server puts in doneUrl. Only attach tls_props when done_url is same-origin with the registry.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs` around lines 1302 - 1312, The code
currently passes registry_tls_config(registry) into http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync
for done_url which may leak the registry client certificate to arbitrary hosts;
change the call site that builds req (the http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync invocation)
so it only supplies registry_tls_config(registry) when done_url is same-origin
with registry.url — otherwise pass None for the TLS props. Implement a
same-origin check (compare scheme, host, and port) between done_url and
registry.url before calling init_sync and choose between
registry_tls_config(registry) and None accordingly.
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In `@src/ini/lib.rs`:
- Around line 16-30: The function resolve_relative_npmrc_path incorrectly
implements absoluteness detection and manual joining; replace the colon
heuristic and `dir + "/" + value` assembly with the repo path helpers: use the
bun_paths::resolve_path helpers (e.g., the is_absolute/absoluteness check and
join_string_buf or join) that operate on &[u8] and are parameterized by the
Platform const-generic, call bun_core::dirname(npmrc_path) to get the base dir
then use the bun_paths join helper to produce the resolved path (returning a
Box<[u8]>), and remove the manual b'/' push and drive-letter check so all
platform/UNC/rooted cases are handled by the path utilities.
In `@src/install/NetworkTask.rs`:
- Around line 836-846: The tarball mTLS gate currently compares url.protocol and
url.hostname to registry.protocol/hostname using raw equality, causing
same-origin checks to fail when case differs; update the check in the tls_props
block to compare protocol and hostname case-insensitively (e.g., use
eq_ignore_ascii_case or normalize both sides via to_ascii_lowercase) while
keeping the port comparison as-is, so npm::registry::registry_tls_config(scope)
is returned for origin matches even when scheme/host case differs.
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In `@src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs`:
- Around line 1302-1312: The code currently passes registry_tls_config(registry)
into http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync for done_url which may leak the registry client
certificate to arbitrary hosts; change the call site that builds req (the
http::AsyncHTTP::init_sync invocation) so it only supplies
registry_tls_config(registry) when done_url is same-origin with registry.url —
otherwise pass None for the TLS props. Implement a same-origin check (compare
scheme, host, and port) between done_url and registry.url before calling
init_sync and choose between registry_tls_config(registry) and None accordingly.
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Warn when only one of certfile or keyfile is set.
credentials_of_key drops a lone certfile or keyfile without any diagnostic. A typo in one option name then sends the request without a client identity. The user sees only a 401 or a TLS handshake failure from the registry. The retrieved learning requires TLS cert/key configuration to fail fast with a clear error. It also says to flag loaders that accept one of the pair without a parity check.
Keep the current "a lone option selects nothing" semantics. Add a warning to resolve_url_auth for each key that has exactly one of the two options. Redact the path or print only the key and the option name.
Based on learnings: "Flag TLS config structs/loaders that accept a cert or key path alone without a paired existence/parity check, since a mismatched or missing file should fail fast with a clear error".
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Review comments at @src/http/InternalState.rs:
- Line 82: Give the HTTP-thread request copy its own counted TLS reference when
its `tls_props` is copied. Update `strip_redirect_tls_identity` and the
completion and shutdown cleanup paths to release or transfer that reference
exactly once, accounting for callbacks that copy the request back so the
`SSLConfig` remains alive while any owner uses it.
Review comments at @src/http/lib.rs:
- Around line 5355-5358: Update the strip_tls_identity_on_redirect condition so
it applies to cross-origin redirects whenever the redirect_credentials policy
drops credentials, including HTTPS upgrades under SameOrigin. Preserve the
tls_props check and avoid stripping identity for redirects that retain
credentials.
Review comments at @test/cli/install/npmrc.test.ts:
- Line 6498: Replace the dynamic import of node:http2 in the test with a
module-scope import of createSecureServer alongside the file’s other imports,
and use that binding in the test.
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Review comments at @src/http/AsyncHTTP.rs:
- Line 774: Update the TLS cleanup around the request copyback in
NetworkTask::notify so copying the completed request does not clear the original
client.tls_props reference; preserve it for retries and rely on terminal cleanup
to release the working reference. Add an mTLS install test where a 503 closes
the first connection and verify the retry presents the client identity and
succeeds.
Review comments at @src/install/NetworkTask.rs:
- Around line 925-929: The `tarball_credentials` resolution in the
`Authorization::AllowAuthorization` branch must preserve the selected `scope`
when determining whether URL userinfo should be used. Update the credential
selection so a matching `.npmrc` entry containing only a certificate pair does
not send the tarball URL’s Basic credentials alongside that certificate.
Review comments at @src/install/npm.rs:
- Line 105: Update the `whoami` authentication guard near
`manager.registry_tls_config(registry)` to accept a complete
`certfile`/`keyfile` pair as valid authentication even when no username or token
is configured. When no Authorization credentials are available, omit the
Authorization header while preserving certificate-based TLS authentication.
Review comments at @src/install/PackageManager.rs:
- Around line 1158-1163: Separate the HTTPS proxy’s outer TLS context from the
tunneled registry TLS context in the configuration flow containing
`config.cert_file_name` and `config.key_file_name`. Keep registry certificate
and key identity on the tunneled registry connection only, and ensure the outer
proxy handshake uses a context without that identity while preserving the other
TLS settings.
- Around line 1165-1166: Update the custom TLS context setup associated with
config.ca_file_name and holder::ABS_CA_FILE_NAME to include the runtime
manager’s configured CA file when building trust for registry connections.
Preserve existing trust sources and ensure this CA file is available when an
.npmrc client certificate is used.
Review comments at @src/runtime/cli/publish_command.rs:
- Line 811: Update the publish credential validation around
`manager.registry_tls_config(registry)` so a complete `certfile` and `keyfile`
pair satisfies the credential requirement, while preserving the existing
header-credential check. Keep incomplete certificate pairs from being treated as
valid credentials.
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Bun now reads certfile and keyfile options from .npmrc and uses them
to configure client certificate authentication when connecting to
npm registries over HTTPS.
Previously these options were parsed but silently ignored with a warning.
Now they are passed through to the HTTP client SSL configuration,
enabling mutual TLS (mTLS) authentication with private registries.
Supported per-registry and per-scope, matching npm syntax:
//registry.example.com/:certfile=/path/to/cert.pem
//registry.example.com/:keyfile=/path/to/key.pem
- Add certfile/keyfile fields to NpmRegistry and Scope structs
- Wire SSLConfig creation through registry_tls_config() helper
- Pass TLS config in all CLI commands that talk to npm registries
(install, publish, view, audit, whoami)
- Add certfile/keyfile to the loadNpmrc test API for JS-level testing
- Add Rust unit tests for registry_tls_config
- Update npmrc documentation with new supported options
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Review comments at @src/http/AsyncHTTP.rs:
- Around line 280-282: In the request transfer block, preserve the working
request’s TLS pointer without dropping the copied pointer: replace the
assignment to `(*target).client.tls_props` with an overwrite that does not run
the field’s destructor, while retaining the saved `tls_props` value.
Review comments at @src/ini/lib.rs:
- Around line 1270-1286: Update the credential selection flow around
`ConfigOpt::Certfile` and `ConfigOpt::Keyfile` so a certificate pair does not
suppress URL userinfo authorization. When the selected scope has no HTTP
authorization, fall back to the URL’s Basic authorization while preserving the
certificate credentials.
Review comments at @test/cli/install/npmrc.test.ts:
- Line 6791: Move the `node:net` import used by the proxy test to module scope
in the test module, and remove the local dynamic import. Keep the existing
`net.connect` usage and socket typing unchanged.
Review comments at @test/js/web/fetch/fetch.tls.test.ts:
- Around line 71-72: Update the TLS fetch test’s HTTP/1 response helper so it
can keep connections persistent, and add a server that records the client
certificate for each request. Test that a redirect which strips identity does
not reuse an authenticated socket, and include a reuse control that confirms the
connection pool reuses a socket when identity is unchanged.
- Around line 103-104: Add a hostname-only redirect case to the HTTPS
cross-origin tests near the server setup, using different hostnames with the
same scheme and port. Assert that the redirect target receives neither the
client certificate nor the Authorization header, while preserving the existing
port-change test coverage.
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Fixes #48322
Current revision and verification
Current source:
f292adb12515b8b9a6f3c9ea2b3f2761d3c67f34, based on main2596ac5d391d47804c93a42bdbe615804aa62387.The latest follow-up fixes TLS reference ownership during intermediate S3 streaming callbacks: copyback restores the original request's TLS pointer without running a destructor on the borrowed working-copy pointer. The pre-fix debug + ASAN build reports a heap-use-after-free on the HTTP Client thread with custom
tls.DEFAULT_CIPHERS; the regression now completes three verified streams. Stable 1.4.4 passes this S3 test because this particular regression was introduced by the earlier PR follow-up.Certificate-only settings retain URL Basic authentication for both registry and tarball URLs. Explicit token or Basic credentials from configuration still win over URL userinfo. This corrects the previous follow-up's interpretation of certificate-only precedence. A local Node.js 24.5.0 / npm 11.5.1 (
npm-registry-fetch18.0.2) HTTPS probe observed the certificate plus URL Basic together, and configured token/Basic overriding URL Basic. References:Redirect coverage now includes persistent HTTP/1 return hops with a positive socket-reuse control, and a hostname-only origin change with scheme and port held constant. Both new redirect tests fail on stable 1.4.4 and pass with this PR. The proxy test uses a module-scope
node:netimport.The earlier follow-up also preserves mTLS across connection-closing 503 retries, supports certificate-only whoami/publish, uses the owning runtime manager's CA file, and separates HTTPS proxy TLS identity from tunneled registry identity.
Local Linux debug + ASAN verification: 1,063 passed, 6 skipped, 1 todo, 0 failed across npmrc, fetch TLS, fetch redirects, TLS intern-race, install-retry, pm-diff, and local S3 connection-close/requester-pays suites (eight files, 2,871 assertions).
git diff --checkpasses.Fresh Linux x64, Windows x64, and macOS x64 verification has been dispatched for this exact SHA, without reusing older artifacts. Results are pending. All platform results and release artifacts below are historical and do not validate this revision.
What does this PR do?
Adds npm registry client TLS authentication through
.npmrccertfileandkeyfile. Bun previously warned and ignored these options.The certificate pair participates in the existing normalized URL-key lookup and cross-file configuration precedence. Relative paths use the config directory and existing platform path helpers; environment substitutions use the npmrc parser. A lone certificate or key does not select authentication.
Registry requests use interned TLS configurations with their configured
ca/cafile. Client certificates also work alongside credentials supplied bybunfig.toml, the environment or CLI. Install, view, whoami, publish, audit and pm diff share these settings. Tarball requests retain Bun's rule that configured credentials may reach project-named URLs but not URLs named only by another package.HTTP-thread working copies own a separate strong reference to their TLS configuration, released on completion. This keeps the original request valid when a redirect replaces its TLS identity.
Registry and ordinary fetch redirects remove the client TLS identity when their credential policy drops authentication. Ordinary fetch previously forwarded an explicitly supplied client certificate across origins, including in stable 1.4.4; the shared predicate now follows the existing credential-header policy. This happens after the previous connection is released with its original TLS pool key, retains CA settings, and covers HTTP/1 and HTTP/2. Same-origin redirects retain the identity; a subsequent return to the original origin does not restore it. Same-host, same-port HTTP-to-HTTPS redirects exercise the upgrade exception: ordinary fetch strips the identity under SameOrigin, while registry requests retain it under HttpsUpgrade. The changed fetch behavior is documented in
docs/runtime/networking/fetch.mdx.Invalid or unreadable certificate/key files currently use the HTTP client's existing TLS failure diagnostics.
How did you verify your code works?
Debug + ASAN build on Linux, using
bun bd test: the latest combined npmrc/TLS/redirect/intern-race run passed 746 tests, 5 skipped, 1 todo, 0 failures (1489 assertions). The existing registry token redirect group also passed 19 tests, 4 skipped, 0 failures. The earlier combined run including retry and pm diff coverage passed 1018 tests across five files.The fetch follow-up adds seven tests: five fail on stable 1.4.4 and the unfixed branch because the redirect target receives the client certificate; all seven pass with the fix. Two additional tests exercise a genuine same-host/same-port HTTP-to-HTTPS upgrade: ordinary fetch strips client identity and Authorization, while registry requests retain both. Removing the SameOrigin clause makes the new fetch test fail while the registry control still passes. The fetch behavior change is documented in
docs/runtime/networking/fetch.mdx.test/cli/install/npmrc.test.ts: parsing, default/scoped registries, required mTLS for view and install, relative paths and environment expansion, token/Basic authentication from the supported configuration sources, same-origin and cross-origin redirects, return redirects, HTTP/2 redirects, CA retention, and project versus transitive tarball URLs.test/js/web/fetch/fetch.tls.test.ts,test/js/web/fetch/fetch-redirect.test.ts, andtest/js/web/fetch/fetch-proxy-tls-intern-race.test.ts.test/cli/install/bun-install-retry.test.tsandtest/cli/install/bun-pm-diff.test.ts.git diff origin/main --check.The positive mTLS reproduction scenarios fail on installed Bun 1.4.4 with ignored-option warnings and
TLSHandshakeFailed. Before the follow-up fixes, local TLS peers demonstrated the missing certificate beside a bunfig token and the certificate being forwarded on a cross-origin redirect; those checks now pass.The Windows x64 build at bb80c88 is reported by the author to work in client environments. That build predates the ordinary-fetch redirect follow-up.
The final revision also cross-builds as a macOS arm64 Release/ThinLTO binary from Linux using LLVM 23.1.1 and Apple SDK 26.5. Mach-O inspection confirms arm64, a macOS 13.0 deployment target, PIE, an 18 MiB main-thread stack, and an ad-hoc code signature; the build checks report 704 exports, 4 dynamic libraries, 701 imports, 11 hardening properties, and no duplicate strong symbols. A local verification ZIP and Maven JAR are prepared for Apple Silicon. Native execution is still pending. Reproduce with
BUN_TOOLCHAIN_LLVM=/usr bun run build --profile=release --os=darwin --arch=aarch64 --ci=on --target=bun. The focused upstream suite on native Windows/macOS for this revision is not yet run.Windows cross-build and Wine validation methodology
The binary was cross-built on Linux with the repository's Windows release profile, system LLVM 23.1.1, and the build script's Microsoft SDK/CRT sysroot:
Artifact source:
bb80c8840d0850e36923e279ed0fc7ee2a8a3135; target: Windows x64 baseline, release/ThinLTO. The executable reportedprocess.platform === "win32",process.arch === "x64", and that exactBun.revision. SHA-256:c3a059e237d0ea1a484293c28b2d949af4d47398f93454a7df16484804ea6411.Wine 11.19 was used to execute the PE binary on the Linux build host. A dedicated prefix isolates the experiment from any existing user Wine environment:
The local probe followed the default/scoped registry mTLS tests in
test/cli/install/npmrc.test.ts. A Linux-hosted loopback HTTPS registry used the test certificate,requestCert: true, andrejectUnauthorized: true; it could not serve a successful response without a valid client certificate. The Windows process was launched aswine bun.exe pm view <package> version, with separate temporary home/project/cache directories, explicitNPM_CONFIG_USERCONFIG, WindowsZ:\...paths to fixture files, and proxy variables cleared. Both default and scoped registries returned the expected1.0.0, empty stderr, and exit code zero. Together with the runtime identity check: 3 pass, 0 fail.The identical mTLS probes against the official Windows stable 1.4.4 binary failed: it ignored certfile/keyfile and could not authenticate to the mandatory-mTLS registry. This comparison verifies that the feature is exercised.
Full install validation was inconclusive under this prefix: direct file creation failed with both the self-built binary and official Windows stable, so the Wine result supports runtime/mTLS-view behavior, with additional native client-use feedback reported above. Wine execution is used as a reproducible local check and the current revision still needs upstream native Windows coverage.
Fork CI verification
A manually dispatched workflow in the author's fork tested release binaries built from this PR's exact source revision,
056352c391c0d6b476bace1f41874dc9b4d9c5d9. Successful run 42380020016 ran the focused npmrc, TLS, redirect, TLS intern-race, install-retry, and pm-diff suites on all three targets:Linux and Windows used cross-built release binaries whose revisions were checked before testing. The macOS x64 release binary was cross-built on Linux and tested on a native macOS runner. The successful rerun uses the repository's test-runner settings for release binaries, including
--expose-internalsand a 90-second per-test timeout; earlier fork-workflow attempts exposed configuration mistakes in that temporary harness.A temporary, non-official prerelease contains platform builds for people who need to try the change: Bun 1.4.4 PR #31000 artifacts. The prerelease includes Linux x64, Windows x64, macOS x64, and the earlier Apple Silicon macOS package. Each package includes the binary, source revision, and SHA-256 manifest.