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What does this PR do?

Closes the fds a node:worker_threads worker leaves open when it exits, the way Node does:

• Raw fds from fs.open/fs.openSync, gated by the trackUnmanagedFds option (default true; null means default; false opts out).
• FileHandle fds from fs.promises.open, always (Node's ~FileHandle closes them at environment teardown).

Bun accepted the option but did neither. Worker threads share the process-wide fd table, so every worker that opened a file without a perfectly balanced close permanently leaked an fd, and a worker pool that recycles workers walked the process toward EMFILE. fs.createReadStream that is still reading when terminate() lands leaked the same way, since ReadStream opens through the same native fs.open path.

Reproduction

import { Worker } from "node:worker_threads";
import * as fs from "node:fs";

const TARGET = "/tmp/probe-" + process.pid + ".txt";
fs.writeFileSync(TARGET, "x");
const src = `
import { parentPort, workerData } from "node:worker_threads";
import * as fs from "node:fs";
const fd = fs.openSync(workerData.target, "r");
parentPort.postMessage({ fd });
setTimeout(() => process.exit(0), 30);   // exit WITHOUT closing
`;
const url = new URL("data:text/javascript," + encodeURIComponent(src));
const points = fd => { try { return fs.readlinkSync("/proc/self/fd/" + fd) === TARGET; } catch { return false; } };
async function probe(opts) {
  const w = new Worker(url, { workerData: { target: TARGET }, ...opts });
  const fd = await new Promise((res, rej) => { w.on("message", m => res(m.fd)); w.on("error", rej); });
  if (!points(fd)) throw new Error("confounded");
  await new Promise(res => w.on("exit", res));
  await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 400));
  return points(fd) ? "LEAKED" : "closed";
}
console.log("default:               ", await probe({}));
console.log("trackUnmanagedFds:true ", await probe({ trackUnmanagedFds: true }));
console.log("trackUnmanagedFds:false", await probe({ trackUnmanagedFds: false }));
// node v26: closed / closed / LEAKED
// bun (before): LEAKED / LEAKED / LEAKED
// bun (after):  closed / closed / LEAKED

A second shape, 20 terminated workers each with 10 fs.createReadStream mid-read: 200 fds leaked before, 0 after (0 in Node).

How

• VirtualMachine gains exit_fds: Option<Vec<Fd>> (Some on worker threads) and track_unmanaged_fds. The option is read in JSWorker.cpp (default true in WorkerOptions.h), carried through WorkerMessagingProxy.cpp and WebWorker__create, and installed at worker VM init. exit_fds is written explicitly in VirtualMachine::init because Option<Vec<T>> is not zero-valid.
• FsReturn for FD::fs_to_js is the one JS-thread point where an fs.open/fs.openSync fd reaches user code (sync, threadpool async, Windows libuv async), so it records the fd when the option is on. args::Close::from_js untracks it before the close runs, as Node does, so a reuse of the number after the close is tracked fresh.
• FileHandle records its fd in the constructor and kDeserialize (new trackFd binding) regardless of the option, and untracks on kTransfer (untrackFd), so a transferred handle is owned by the receiver only. Its close paths go through fs.close/closeSync and untrack there.
• The sweep runs in VirtualMachine::teardown right after handle.close_and_wait(), so every off-thread fs op on those fds has returned and script is forbidden. An in-flight fs.write can never land on an fd number another thread has since reused. Probed with 8 x 64 MiB async writes in flight at terminate() while the parent grabs 64 fds on a sentinel file, 10 rounds: the sentinel stays empty.
• A pool job the final wait reaches before it ran is handed back unrun (Node's uv_cancel of queued work). AsyncFSTask's Drop re-tracks the fd of a close that never ran, and closes the fd of an open whose result never reached JS (its completion was released unrun). UVFSRequest does the same on Windows. Without this, the release lanes left 9 of 10 stream fds open: their opens had run on the pool but the completions were released at terminate().

How did you verify your code works?

test/js/node/worker_threads/worker-track-unmanaged-fds.test.ts (13 cases; 9 fail on the unfixed binary): the default / true / false / null matrix for fs.openSync, callback fs.open, FileHandle closed at exit with the option on and off, close-then-reuse (fails if the untrack-on-close hook is removed), a FileHandle transferred to a nested worker, an async close still queued on a clogged pool at exit, an async open whose result never reaches JS at terminate(), and fs.createReadStream mid-read at terminate(). Each case spawns a subprocess and verifies by inode so fd-number reuse cannot fake a verdict. Windows is skipped (workers see uv-tagged fd numbers). Also ran worker_threads.test.ts, worker-transfer-list.test.ts, fs/promises.test.js, fs/fs.test.ts, and bun run rust:check-all.

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Walkthrough

Adds Node-compatible worker file-descriptor tracking. Worker options propagate to the VM, filesystem operations update descriptor ownership, worker teardown closes tracked descriptors, and tests cover cleanup, disabling, closing, transfer, and streams.

Changes

Worker unmanaged file descriptor tracking

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Worker option propagation packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts, src/jsc/bindings/webcore/*, src/jsc/web_worker.rs	Declares, parses, and forwards trackUnmanagedFds into worker state.
VM tracking and worker shutdown src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs, src/jsc/web_worker.rs	Stores tracked descriptors, applies the worker setting, removes duplicates, and closes descriptors during teardown.
Filesystem descriptor integration and validation src/runtime/node/*, src/js/node/fs.promises.ts, test/js/node/worker_threads/worker-track-unmanaged-fds.test.ts	Tracks descriptors from filesystem APIs, updates ownership for FileHandle operations, and tests cleanup, transfer, explicit close, disabled tracking, and streams.

Suggested reviewers: dylan-conway

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to fb984

Worker descriptor cleanup is not merge-ready because queued closes can still leak descriptors on Windows. The test configuration should also be corrected so cleanup failures are detected reliably across supported environments.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly summarizes the main change: closing leaked file descriptors when a worker exits and identifying the related trackUnmanagedFds and FileHandle behavior.
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^{Updated 9:58 AM PT - Sep 6th, 2026}

❌ @robobun, your commit e157b36 has 2 failures in Build #111333 (All Failures):

• test/js/node/test/parallel/test-crypto-dh-leak.js - code 1 on 🐧 13 x64-asan
• test/js/bun/util/inspect-error-leak.test.js - code 1 on 🐧 13 x64-asan

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[robobun]

Reproduced with the script in the PR body: before this change all three probes print LEAKED; with it they print closed / closed / LEAKED, matching Node v26.

Tests: bun bd test test/js/node/worker_threads/worker-track-unmanaged-fds.test.ts (13 cases, 9 fail on the unfixed binary).

Current shape (e157b36, one commit on current main):

• Raw fs.open/fs.openSync fds are closed at worker exit under trackUnmanagedFds (default true, null means default).
• FileHandle fds are closed at worker exit regardless of the option, as Node's ~FileHandle does. A transferred handle is owned by the receiver only.
• The sweep runs in VirtualMachine::teardown after off-thread fs work is joined and script is forbidden, so it cannot close an fd number another thread has reused.
• A pool job handed back unrun at teardown is handled: a close that never ran is re-tracked, an open whose result never reached JS is closed by the task. This was the cause of the 9-of-10 leftover stream fds the release lanes showed.
• fs.createReadStream mid-read at terminate() is covered by the same sweep (200 leaked before, 0 after, 0 in Node).

CI status: the diff is green. worker-track-unmanaged-fds.test.ts passes on every lane in build 111333 (and on the two builds before it). The remaining reds are unrelated: inspect-error-leak.test.js timing out on the ASAN lane, test-crypto-dh-leak (pre-existing on main), and known flakes (inspector protocol, no-orphans, bake deinitialization, bun-patch, napi worker_terminate, cluster-send-deadlock). All review threads are resolved. Ready for maintainer review.

[claude]

Both fixes in bac6f21 look right — untrackFd removes FileHandle fds from the sweep set immediately after the native open, and the parent-ack handshake closes the during race. No new issues found, but this threads fd-close logic through worker shutdown across the Rust/C++ FFI boundary, so it's worth a human look.

Checked: WebWorker__create signature change matches on both sides; unmanaged_fds is explicitly None-initialized in VirtualMachine::init; the sweep runs after on_exit() so user exit handlers can still close their own fds; untrackFd is a no-op on the main thread / trackUnmanagedFds: false. The new FileHandle-exclusion test keeps a strong ref so GC can't confound the verdict.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

Implements node:worker_threads trackUnmanagedFds: fds opened via fs.open/fs.openSync in a worker are tracked on the worker's VirtualMachine and auto-closed at worker exit. Touches 11 files: VirtualMachine.rs (new unmanaged_fds: Option<Vec<Fd>> field + add/remove helpers), web_worker.rs (option plumbing + sweep in shutdown()), JSWorker.cpp/Worker.cpp/WorkerOptions.h (option read + FFI signature), node_fs.rs (track in FsReturn for FD, untrack in args::Close::from_js), node_fs_binding.rs/node.classes.ts (new untrackFd binding), fs.promises.ts (untrack after wrapping in FileHandle), bun.d.ts (type), and a new test file.

Prior review cycle

I flagged three issues on earlier revisions, all now addressed and resolved:

1. Inaccurate comment in WorkerOptions.h → dropped in 13a1ec1.
2. fs.promises.open FileHandle fds were being tracked (Node deliberately excludes them; transferred handles would have their fd closed out from under the receiver) → fixed in bac6f21 via untrackFd called immediately after the native open, with a covering test.
3. Test race between the during liveness probe and the worker's natural exit → fixed in bac6f21 via a parent-ack handshake before process.exit(0).

The bug hunting system found nothing on the current revision.

Security risks

None identified. The feature closes fds the worker itself opened; it cannot be used to close arbitrary fds from JS (the only user-reachable removal path is fs.close/fs.closeSync, which already closes the fd anyway, and untrackFd only removes from the set — it does not close). close_allowing_standard_io is used, which is appropriate since a worker could legitimately have opened fd 0/1/2 via fs.open.

Level of scrutiny

Medium-high. The mechanism is straightforward (a per-VM Vec<Fd> pushed on open, swap-removed on close, drained at shutdown), and everything runs on the JS thread so there's no locking concern. But it changes an FFI signature (WebWorker__create gains a bool), adds state to VirtualMachine, and inserts a close loop into the worker shutdown path — a mistake there (double-close, closing an fd that was transferred to another thread) manifests as EBADF or silent fd-reuse corruption elsewhere in the process. That's exactly the class of bug I found in round 2 and the author fixed correctly.

Other factors

• Tests cover default/true/false, sync/callback open, closeSync untrack, and FileHandle exclusion, verified by inode identity (fd-number reuse can't fake the verdict). Windows is skipped with a stated reason.
• The untrackFd approach (track then immediately untrack) vs. a separate untracked-open path is a design choice a maintainer might have an opinion on — it's simpler but does two Vec operations per fs.promises.open in a tracking worker.
• Option<Vec<Fd>> is correctly written to None in VirtualMachine::init's addr_of_mut! block (not zero-valid).

Deferring because worker shutdown ordering and cross-thread fd lifetime are exactly the kind of thing a maintainer should sign off on, even though the current revision looks correct to me.

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- Around line 203-208: Update the worker option handling around
trackUnmanagedFds in JSWorker.cpp so omitted values inherit the parent worker’s
setting rather than reverting to the hardcoded true default. Preserve explicit
option values while forwarding the current worker setting when creating nested
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All three of my earlier findings (the stale WorkerOptions.h comment, the FileHandle-fd over-tracking, and the during race in the test) are addressed in 13a1ec1 / bac6f21, and this pass found nothing new. Still deferring to a human: this threads a new param through the WebWorker__create FFI signature, adds fd-sweep logic to WebWorker::shutdown(), and hooks the shared FsReturn for FD / args::Close paths — resource-lifecycle code across Rust/C++/TS that's worth a maintainer look.

Checked: option plumbing (JSWorker.cpp → WorkerOptions → Worker.cpp → web_worker.rs) — param order matches on both sides of the FFI; unmanaged_fds is explicitly written None in VirtualMachine::init so the non-zero-valid Option<Vec> is initialised; untrackFd correctly excludes FileHandle fds; test now uses a parent-ack handshake so the during probe can't race the sweep.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

Implements node:worker_threads trackUnmanagedFds: fds opened via fs.open/fs.openSync inside a worker are recorded on the worker's VirtualMachine and closed in WebWorker::shutdown() after on_exit(). Touches 11 files across Rust (VirtualMachine.rs, web_worker.rs, node_fs.rs, node_fs_binding.rs), C++ bindings (JSWorker.cpp, Worker.cpp, WorkerOptions.h), codegen input (node.classes.ts), built-in JS (fs.promises.ts), types (bun.d.ts), and a new 6-case test.

Security risks

None identified. The new untrackFd binding is on the internal NodeJSFS object (not user-reachable via public node:fs), takes a single fd argument, and is a no-op outside a tracking worker. No injection, auth, or path-handling surface.

Level of scrutiny

High. This is fd-lifecycle management in a cross-thread context: a wrong sweep can double-close or close an fd another thread owns (the FileHandle-transfer bug I flagged in the previous round was exactly that class). The FFI signature change to WebWorker__create inserts a bool mid-parameter-list, which must match on both the C++ declaration (Worker.cpp) and the Rust extern "C" (web_worker.rs) — I verified both sides agree. The sweep is placed after vm.on_exit() (so user 'exit' handlers can still closeSync) and before JSC teardown, which looks correct.

Other factors

• I previously left three findings on this PR; all are resolved and the fixes look right in the current diff.
• The bug hunting system raised and refuted one candidate this run (test asserting stderr: "").
• Tests cover default/true/false, callback fs.open, FileHandle exclusion, and the closeSync-untracks path; Windows is skipped (uv-tagged fds don't map 1:1).
• Not approving because this is a non-trivial feature touching worker shutdown and fd ownership across an FFI boundary — the kind of change a maintainer should sign off on even when the automated review is clean.

[claude]

Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

• 🟡 docs/runtime/nodejs-compat.mdx — nit: The Node compat docs still say "Worker ignores the resourceLimits and trackUnmanagedFds options", which is now inaccurate — this PR implements trackUnmanagedFds, and the .d.ts was updated to advertise it, so the published docs contradict the runtime and the types. Fix: drop trackUnmanagedFds from the ignored-options list on this line in the same PR (leave resourceLimits).

  Extended reasoning...

  grep -rn trackUnmanagedFds shows a single stale doc reference at docs/runtime/nodejs-compat.mdx:164: "🟡 Worker ignores the resourceLimits and trackUnmanagedFds options…". Before this PR that sentence was accurate; after this PR trackUnmanagedFds is fully wired (JSWorker.cpp:204 → WorkerOptions.h:32 default true → WebWorker__create → web_worker.rs:723 arms unmanaged_fds → shutdown() at web_worker.rs:1034 closes them) and packages/bun-types/bun.d.ts:696 documents it as a live option with @ default true. The compat page is user-facing documentation and now disagrees with both the runtime and the shipped types. REVIEW.md's docs/types guidance requires updating docs alongside the runtime change; this file is not in the diff's changed-files list, so it was missed.

  Verification: nit — docs/runtime/nodejs-compat.mdx:164 still reads: "🟡 Worker ignores the resourceLimits and trackUnmanagedFds options, and execArgv only sets process.execArgv in the worker…". This PR wires trackUnmanagedFds end-to-end (JSWorker.cpp → WorkerOptions.h → WebWorker__create → web_worker.rs arms vm.unmanaged_fds and closes on shutdown) and un-comments the option in… | nit —…

• 🔴 big.bin:1 — A stray 1 MiB binary big.bin is committed at the repo root; the test that uses a big.bin writes its own into a tempDir at runtime (fs.writeFileSync(target, new Uint8Array(1 << 20))), so this file is unused scratch that bloats every clone. Fix: delete big.bin from the PR — REVIEW.md requires stray/scratch files and ride-along binaries be removed in the same PR.

  Extended reasoning...

  The createReadStream test at test/js/node/worker_threads/worker-track-unmanaged-fds.test.ts:127 does const target = path.join(process.cwd(), "big.bin") where cwd is a fresh tempDir, then writes a fresh 1 MiB buffer to it — it never reads the repo-root big.bin. Nothing else in the diff references it. So the repo-root file is dead: a 1 MiB binary that ships in every git clone and tarball for no reason. REVIEW.md: "delete dead code and stray/scratch files in the same PR (no ride-along binaries)".

  Verification: nit — git diff --stat shows big.bin | Bin 0 -> 1048576 bytes newly added at the repo root. The only reference in this PR's changes is test/js/node/worker_threads/worker-track-unmanaged-fds.test.ts:128-129, const target = path.join(process.cwd(), "big.bin"); fs.writeFileSync(target, new Uint8Array(1 << 20));, where cwd is String(dir) from…

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In `@src/jsc/bindings/webcore/JSWorker.cpp`:
- Around line 206-207: Update the trackUnmanagedFds handling in JSWorker so null
is treated the same as an omitted or undefined value, preserving the default
enabled behavior instead of converting null to false. Keep explicit boolean
values unchanged, and add a regression test covering the null option through
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[claude]

The earlier review's concerns on the feature itself look addressed in the latest push: the fd sweep now runs in VirtualMachine::teardown after close_and_wait() (in-flight threadpool fs work has returned before any tracked fd is closed), the tests scan the low fd range with fstatSync instead of /proc/self/fd (macOS-safe), the worker↔parent ack handshake removes the during-capture race, and the fd-number-reuse test now actually exercises the untrack path. The remaining inline finding is orthogonal to trackUnmanagedFds.

Extended reasoning...

Re-checked the four open threads from the prior review against the force-pushed commit: the sweep moved from WebWorker::shutdown() into VirtualMachine::teardown immediately after step B's close_and_wait() (src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:2041-2046), so the ordering-vs-threadpool concern no longer applies; openFdsSrc now loops fstatSync(0..1024) instead of reading /proc/self/fd, so the macOS ENOENT failure is gone; probe() now has the worker block on a parent "ack" before process.exit(0), so during is captured deterministically; the FileHandle case now asserts after: false (matching Node's ~FileHandle) rather than certifying a leak; and the untrack test was rewritten to reuse the fd number under trackUnmanagedFds: false, which fails if untrack_fd is missing. Nothing new to raise on the trackUnmanagedFds implementation itself — the inline finding this run posts is about unrelated reverts riding along in the same diff.

Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

• 🔴 src/runtime/api/BunObject.rs:1347 — This PR reverts six unrelated merged fixes and deletes their regression tests, reintroducing the bugs: Bun.indexOfLine again skips a \n that follows a truncated UTF-8 lead byte (#41483), Bun.$ throws from then() instead of rejecting on setup failure (#41434), util.format('%s', Buffer) inspects instead of stringifying (#36138), bun test --parallel exits 130 on SIGTERM and leaks a crashed worker's spawned processes (#41467), plus test #41422 and docs #41352. Fix: drop every hunk unrelated to trackUnmanagedFds (rebase onto current main and keep only the worker/fs/VirtualMachine changes). [also at: src/js/builtins/shell.ts:175 - This PR silently reverts four unrelated merged fixes (#41434, #41483, #41467, #36138) and deletes their tests,…; src/js/internal/util/inspect.js:205 - Reverting builtInObjects to scrape globalThis puts Buffer, URL, URLSearchParams etc. back in the set, so…; +2 more]

  Extended reasoning...

  git log on the base shows these files were last touched by merged PRs #41483, #41434, #36138, #41467, #41422, #41352 — this branch overwrites each with the pre-fix version and deletes the tests those PRs added, with no mention in the PR description. Concrete example at this anchor: indexOfLine(new Uint8Array([0xf0, 0x0a])) — wtf8_byte_sequence_length(0xf0) is 4, so current_offset jumps to 4, past the \n at index 1, and returns -1; on the base branch it returns 1 (the deleted describe.each in index-of-line.test.ts covered exactly this). The other reverts likewise restore behavior their deleted tests were guarding against. REVIEW.md: never silently delete an existing test/safety net; one concern per PR. Affected sites: src/js/builtins/shell.ts:173-175 + bunshell.test.ts deletion; src/js/internal/util/inspect.js:200-205 + util-format/util-inspect test deletions; src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/Coordinator.rs:144/234/597 + parallel.test.ts deletions;…

  Verification: normal — the diff silently reverts merged fixes and deletes their regression tests, none of which are mentioned in the PR description (which claims only trackUnmanagedFds). Anchor case (src/runtime/api/BunObject.rs:1336-1361): base commit 988ce73 (#41483) had strings::index_of_char_usize(&bytes[offset..], b'\n') with the comment "0x0A never appears inside a multi-byte UTF-8 sequence." This…

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- Around line 938-939: Move the closed-file-descriptor untracking from
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remove the existing closed_fd handling from uv_callbackreq, which is used only
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Beyond the inline finding, I checked whether the new Drop impls on AsyncFSTask/UVFSRequest could double-close a successfully delivered fd — both then (node_fs.rs:1316) and run_from_js_thread (node_fs.rs:964) mem::replace the result with Err before delivery, so opened_fd() is None by the time Drop runs. The Windows uv_callback untrack and undelivered-open close from b38d8d3 look right.

Extended reasoning...

The latest push moved the Windows untrack hook from uv_callbackreq to uv_callback and added FsReturn::opened_fd() with Drop-time close for opens whose completion is released unrun, addressing the two substantive findings from the previous round. The new concern that introduces — a Drop that closes an fd — is that it might fire on the happy path too; I traced both the threadpool then and the Windows run_from_js_thread completion and confirmed each swaps the Ok(fd) result out for a sentinel Err before Drop, so no double-close. The new test added for the undelivered-open case is where this run's inline nit lands.

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In `@src/runtime/node/node_fs.rs`:
- Around line 653-663: Update the Windows UVFSRequest::drop implementation to
re-track self.args.closed_fd() when self.result remains the sentinel error
indicating the request never ran, mirroring AsyncFSTask’s unrun cleanup
behavior; retain the existing opened_fd close handling for completed results.

In `@test/js/node/worker_threads/worker-track-unmanaged-fds.test.ts`:
- Line 226: Update
test/js/node/worker_threads/worker-track-unmanaged-fds.test.ts:226-226 to reduce
the descriptor-opening loop in the queued-close test from 300 to a value safely
below a 1024 soft limit, such as 64, while retaining the 128 queued readFile
jobs. At test/js/node/worker_threads/worker-track-unmanaged-fds.test.ts:15-15,
raise or derive the openFds scan ceiling so it cannot fall below the process
soft limit or omit descriptors opened by the workers.
- Line 215: Remove the per-test 15,000 ms timeout from the test containing the
two sequential worker startups, leaving the test body and existing CI-controlled
timeout behavior unchanged.
- Around line 72-130: Refactor the six repeated probe tests around probe into a
single describe.each parameterized test table, varying only openHow, opts, and
expected after. Include the default, explicit true, explicit false, and null
option cases, while preserving the distinct sync, callback, and promise
behaviors and existing exit expectations.

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