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In node bytesRead is read off the handle, and a new connection has a new handle, so the count covers one connection. Bun kept an own data property that the data handlers add to, and never set it back to 0 on connect(). Reset it in initSocketHandle, which runs for every new handle.
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ChangesSocket reconnect byte tracking
Priority: ➖ Normal Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Sockets using the supported custom onread mode can report an incorrect received-byte count after reconnecting. The fix is localized, but this compatibility gap should be addressed before relying on the new behavior for those sockets. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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1776-1785: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCount bytes in the custom
onreaddata handler.
Socketpassesself[khandlers]todoConnect, and the custom handler replacesSocketHandlers2.datawithout incrementingself.bytesRead. Therefore,bytesReadcan remain0after data arrives. Increment it before thekOnreadTailbranch so buffered data is counted once. Add a regression test throughnet.connect({ onread })that covers tail delivery and reconnects.Proposed fix
data(socket, buffer) { const { self } = socket.data; if (!self) return; self._unrefTimer(); + self.bytesRead += buffer.length; const tail = self[kOnreadTail];🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/js/node/net.ts`:
- Around line 1776-1785: Update the custom onread data handler around
SocketHandlers2.data to increment self.bytesRead by buffer.length before the
kOnreadTail branch, ensuring buffered and directly delivered data are counted
exactly once. Add a regression test using net.connect({ onread }) that verifies
byte counting across tail delivery and reconnects.
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LGTM — one-line reset in the function that already owns per-connection state, matching Node's handle-derived bytesRead.
What was reviewed:
initSocketHandlecall sites (onlyconnect()when!_handleandkReinitializeHandle) — no path where the reset can clobber bytes already counted on a live connection; server-accepted sockets don't go through it.bytesReadis incremented in the nativedatahandlers (not the Readable stream), so the test's singleresume()before the loop is fine across reconnects.- Test follows the file's existing subprocess pattern:
port: 0, awaitsclose(which fires on error too, so no hang), drains pipes concurrently, and asserts[6,6,6]where stock Bun produces[6,12,18].
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Overview
The PR adds self.bytesRead = 0 to initSocketHandle() in src/js/node/net.ts so a net.Socket that reconnects after closing starts its byte counter fresh, matching Node.js where bytesRead is a getter over the per-connection handle. A new test in the existing socket-reconnect-live.test.ts reconnects one socket three times to a local server that writes 6 bytes and asserts [6,6,6].
Security risks
None. This is a counter reset on a JS-side data property; no untrusted input parsing, no auth/crypto/permission surface, no new native code.
Level of scrutiny
Low. The fix is one line placed in the function whose stated job (per its comment and existing body) is resetting per-connection state on reuse — it already resets _sockname, kclosed, and kended. I traced both call sites: Socket.prototype.connect invokes it only when !this._handle (a destroyed socket nulls _handle just above), and kReinitializeHandle runs during autoSelectFamily retry before any data arrives. Neither path can drop bytes from a live connection, and server-accepted sockets don't call initSocketHandle at all.
Other factors
The test matches the file's established conventions exactly (describe.concurrent, bunExe()/bunEnv, -e fixture, port: 0, Promise.all drain, combined-object assertion with stderr echoed like the sibling tests). It awaits once(s, "close") rather than sleeping, and close fires on error too so a connect failure surfaces as a wrong-array assertion rather than a hang. Pre-fix output would be [6,12,18], so the test fails under USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1. No CODEOWNERS entry covers these paths, and there are no outstanding third-party reviews.
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CI: 180 of 181 jobs pass. The one red job (debian 13 x64-asan) fails |
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Heads-up from #42313: that PR turns |
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Closing in favor of #42313, which is approved. It also replaced #42304.
Nothing in this PR is left that #42313 does not cover. |
Problem
socket.bytesReadon anet.Socketthat callsconnect()more than once adds up over all its connections. Three connections that each receive 6 bytes report[6, 12, 18]. Node reports[6, 6, 6].src/js/node/net.ts. TheSocketconstructor setsthis.bytesRead = 0and thedatahandlers add to it. Nothing sets it back whenconnect()creates a new handle.Fix
initSocketHandlenow setsself.bytesRead = 0. It runs for every new handle: aconnect()on a closed socket and theautoSelectFamilyretry (kReinitializeHandle). A retry happens before any data arrives, so the reset there loses nothing.bytesReadis a getter overhandle.bytesReadand a new handle starts at 0. The value stays readable afterclose, as before.test/js/node/net/socket-reconnect-live.test.ts(new test, stock bun prints[6,12,18]). Alsotest/js/node/net/node-net.test.ts. Its failures in my environment are the same without this change (ECONNREFUSEDon a bound port, and one timing-bound leak test).Background
net.Socketcan connect again after it closes. Bun keeps the same JS object and creates a new native handle inSocket.prototype.connect, then callsinitSocketHandleto reset per-connection state (_sockname, closed and ended flags).bytesWrittenalready handles a reconnect:kAttachreads it from the new native socket.Fixes #42303
Notes
bytesReadas a prototype accessor with no setter. This PR keeps Bun's own data property, since thedatahandlers innet.tsassign to it. The shape difference is out of scope here.node-net.test.tsresults in my container: 8net.Socket readtests fail withECONNREFUSEDon main and on this branch alike.should not leak when connect({path}) fails synchronously on a reused handleruns the same workload in about 41 s with and without the change (delta 0 pages both ways) and sits near its 60 s timeout under the debug build.[auto-merge] gate passed · iteration 0 · 2 files touched
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In Bun,
socket.bytesReadwas an own data property set to zero only in theSocketconstructor and incremented by thedatahandlers, so a socket that calledconnect()again after closing kept accumulating bytes across connections instead of counting only the current one as Node does. The fix setsbytesReadback to zero ininitSocketHandle, the function that already resets other per-connection state when a handle is created or reused, so each new connection starts from zero while the final count stays readable after close.