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`new BigIntStats(...)`, a subclass, and `BigIntStats(...)` without `new`
divided `toBigInt64(atimeNs)` by 1000000 as a double. The result was a
Number (2.5 for 2500000n), the `*Ns` argument was cut to 64 bits first,
and the `atime`, `mtime`, `ctime` and `birthtime` getters threw
"Invalid argument type in ToBigInt operation" on the Number.
Node.js does `this.atimeMs = atimeNs / kNsPerMsBigInt` in JS. Both
constructor paths now call one helper that applies the same `/`
operator (`jsDiv`) with `1000000n`. The quotient is a BigInt, truncated
toward zero, with no 64-bit limit. An argument that does not convert to
a BigInt throws a TypeError, as in Node.js.
Objects from `fs.stat(path, { bigint: true })` take another path and are
not changed.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. WalkthroughThe change adds shared BigInt nanosecond-to-millisecond division for Stats call and constructor paths. It updates BigInt date conversion and adds tests for precision, coercion, errors, invocation forms, and date accessors. ChangesBigInt timestamp conversion
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LGTM — focused Node compat fix with thorough coverage.
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divideNsIntoMs: ThrowScope +RETURN_IF_EXCEPTIONaftercreateFromand eachjsDiv, callers re-check on return;kNsPerMsandJSBigInt::createFrom(globalObject, Int128)already used in this file at L706-712.- GC safety: all intermediates are stack
JSValuelocals passed by reference;callFramearguments root the originals acrossjsDivallocations. - Tests: parameterized over all three call forms, cover truncation toward zero, >int64 precision, TypeError contract for each
*Nsslot, andvalueOforder/short-circuit — matches the cited Node source.
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Overview
The PR fixes BigIntStats constructor semantics in src/jsc/bindings/NodeFSStatBinding.cpp: the four *Ms fields were computed via toBigInt64() (int64 truncation) and floating-point division, storing a Number. The fix extracts a shared static helper divideNsIntoMs() that creates a 1_000_000n BigInt (reusing the file's existing kNsPerMs constant and JSBigInt::createFrom overload already used at L706-712) and applies jsDiv — JSC's / operator — to each of the four values in order, so results stay arbitrary-precision BigInts and non-BigInt operands throw TypeError, matching Node's atimeNs / kNsPerMsBigInt. Both duplicated call sites (callJSStatsFunction<true> and constructJSStatsObject<true>) now call the helper. Twelve new tests in fs-stats-constructor.test.ts cover all three call forms via test.each.
Security risks
None. This is arithmetic on constructor arguments to a deprecated, non-exported class reachable only via .constructor of a bigint stat result. No I/O, no parsing of external data, no auth/crypto/permission surface. The change actually tightens behavior — previously a string or boolean was silently coerced; now it throws TypeError as Node does.
Level of scrutiny
Low-to-medium. The C++ change is ~17 lines added, ~24 removed, mechanical (swap one arithmetic path for the engine's / operator), and confined to the isBigInt branch of two constructor entry points. The hot path from fs.stat(path, { bigint: true }) (Bun__createJSBigIntStatsObject) is untouched. Exception discipline follows the file's existing pattern: the helper declares its own ThrowScope with RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION after every fallible step, and both callers check again after the helper returns. All JSValues involved are stack locals or call-frame arguments, so jsDiv allocations cannot collect them.
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The tests hit REVIEW.md's variant-matrix bar: all three constructor forms × truncation/negatives/-1n/>int64/2^63 boundaries, TypeError for six non-BigInt shapes across all four slots, valueOf call-once ordering with short-circuit on first failure, and *Ns fields preserving raw arguments. .toEqual on whole objects, test.each for the matrix, no sleeps or network. No CODEOWNERS entry covers the changed paths, no prior reviews or outstanding objections in the timeline, and the bug hunt exited on dry_streak with no findings.
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233-233: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winConvert BigInt milliseconds without signed 64-bit wrapping.
constructJSStatsObject<true>andcallJSStatsFunction<true>preserve arbitrary-size*MsBigInts after division. The BigIntStats date getters then callvalue.toBigInt64(globalObject), which applies signed 64-bit modulo conversion. ThusatimeMs = 2n ** 64nbecomes0and returns the Unix epoch. Node converts the value withNumber(ms)and returnsInvalid Datebecause it is outside the Date range.Use a non-wrapping BigInt-to-double conversion before
JSC::DateInstance::create. Add regression coverage foratimeNs = (2n ** 64n) * 1_000_000nand assert thatstats.atimeis invalid.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/jsc/bindings/NodeFSStatBinding.cpp`:
- Line 233: Update the BigInt date conversion in the path containing
constructJSStatsObject and callJSStatsFunction to convert *Ms values to double
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JSC::DateInstance::create. Preserve arbitrary-size values so out-of-range
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233-233: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not narrow arbitrary-precision
*Msvalues before creating theDate.
divideNsIntoMsnow preserves arbitrary-precision BigInts, but this branch still callstoBigInt64. ForatimeNs = (2n ** 80n) * 1_000_000n,atimeMsis correct, butstats.atimecan wrap to an unrelated date. Node converts the full value withNumber(ms)and applies Date range clipping, producing an invalid Date instead. Convert the full BigInt without int64 narrowing and add a getter test aboveINT64_MAX. (github.com)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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path to convert the complete arbitrary-precision millisecond value rather than
narrowing it through toBigInt64; preserve the existing numeric conversion path
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LGTM — focused Node compat fix with correct exception handling and thorough tests.
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divideNsIntoMs:DECLARE_THROW_SCOPEat top,RETURN_IF_EXCEPTIONaftercreateFromand eachjsDiv; callers re-check after the helper returns.- GC safety:
nsPerMsand the four*Msslots are stack-resident JSValues (caller frame via reference), rooted across the allocatingjsDivcalls. - Conversion order (atime→mtime→ctime→birthtime) and TypeError-on-mixed-types match Node's
atimeNs / kNsPerMsBigInt;kNsPerMsreuses the existingWTF::Int128constant already passed toJSBigInt::createFromelsewhere in this file. - Tests cover all three constructor entry points × truncation, >int64 precision, all four
*Nspositions × six non-BigInt inputs,valueOforder/short-circuit, and wrapper objects; assertions use.toThrow(TypeError)and whole-object.toEqual.
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Overview
The PR replaces two duplicated inline blocks in src/jsc/bindings/NodeFSStatBinding.cpp (callJSStatsFunction<true> and constructJSStatsObject<true>) that computed BigIntStats *Ms fields via toBigInt64() + double division, storing Numbers. A new static helper divideNsIntoMs performs true JS BigInt division via jsDiv against a JSBigInt 1_000_000n, so the fields are BigInts truncated toward zero, values beyond int64 keep precision, and non-BigInt operands throw TypeError — matching Node.js's this.atimeMs = atimeNs / kNsPerMsBigInt. A new describe("BigIntStats constructor") block in test/js/node/fs/fs-stats-constructor.test.ts adds 12 tests parameterized over new, subclass, and call-without-new.
Security risks
None. This is a pure Node.js fs.Stats compatibility fix on a deprecated, unexported constructor reachable only via .constructor on a statSync(..., { bigint: true }) result. No untrusted-input parsing, no auth/crypto, no filesystem or network I/O. The change tightens behavior (rejects strings/booleans that were previously silently coerced) rather than loosening it.
Level of scrutiny
Low-to-moderate. The C++ change is ~14 net lines, extracts a helper per the repo's deduplication rule, and follows the JSC exception-check discipline exactly: DECLARE_THROW_SCOPE at the top, RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION after JSBigInt::createFrom and after each jsDiv, with the callers re-checking after the helper. The WTF::Int128 kNsPerMs constant and the JSBigInt::createFrom(globalObject, Int128) overload are already used a few lines above in Bun__createJSBigIntStatsObject, so no new API surface. GC safety holds because all JSValues involved live on caller/helper stack frames. The one-line comment links the Node.js source line as REVIEW.md asks.
Other factors
Test coverage is exhaustive for the change's scope: the full field shape via .toEqual, BigInt truncation including negatives and -1n → 0n, 2n**70n and ±2n**63n precision, TypeError for each of the four *Ns positions across six non-BigInt inputs, valueOf() call order and short-circuit on first failure, and BigInt wrapper objects — all run against new, a subclass, and call-without-new. Tests were added to the existing fs-stats-constructor.test.ts file rather than a new one, use test.each for the constructor matrix, and assert error class rather than bare toThrow(). The PR description states the suite was run under BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1. No CODEOWNERS entry covers the changed paths, no outstanding CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews, and the two commits since the earlier comment were a CI retrigger and shortening the helper's comment to one line.
…etters The `atime`, `mtime`, `ctime` and `birthtime` getters of BigIntStats read `*Ms` with `toBigInt64`, which keeps the low 64 bits. The constructor now stores `*Ms` with full precision, so `atimeNs = 2n ** 64n * 1000000n` gave `atimeMs = 2n ** 64n` and `atime` was 1970-01-01. A plain assignment (`stats.atimeMs = 2n ** 64n + 5n`) gave the same kind of result. The getters now convert the whole BigInt to a double, as `Number(ms)` does in Node.js. A value outside the Date range gives an Invalid Date. A value that fits in 64 bits gives the same date as before.
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LGTM — the latest commit's bigIntToDouble addition is sound too.
Checked divideNsIntoMs and bigIntToDouble for JSC exception discipline: each throwing call (createFrom, jsDiv, toBigInt) has a RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION under a local ThrowScope, and both callers re-check after the helper returns; JSBigInt::toNumber(JSValue) takes no global and cannot throw, so the plain return is fine.
Verified jsDiv semantics match Node's atimeNs / 1_000_000n for the full input matrix in the PR table (ToNumeric on string/bool/undefined yields Number, so BigInt-mix TypeError fires; Object(bigint) and valueOf→BigInt succeed).
Confirmed kNsPerMs reuses the existing WTF::Int128 constant already passed to JSBigInt::createFrom elsewhere in this file, and that constructJSStatsObject passes a valid globalObject (from defaultGlobalObject).
Tests land in the existing file, use test.each across all three construction forms and all four *Ns positions, assert exact BigInt values and TypeError specifically, and cover the new Invalid-Date-not-wrap case.
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Overview
The PR replaces toBigInt64()-based double division with jsDiv over a BigInt divisor in the two BigIntStats constructor paths (callJSStatsFunction<true> and constructJSStatsObject<true> in src/jsc/bindings/NodeFSStatBinding.cpp), so *Ms fields become BigInts truncated toward zero as Node does. The duplicated four-line block is folded into one divideNsIntoMs helper. The newest commit since the last review also swaps toBigInt64() for a toBigInt + JSBigInt::toNumber helper in getDateField, so an out-of-int64 *Ms yields Invalid Date instead of wrapping. Tests are appended to the existing test/js/node/fs/fs-stats-constructor.test.ts.
Security risks
None. The affected class is unexported, deprecated (DEP0180), and only reachable via .constructor on a fs.stat(…, { bigint: true }) result. No parsing of untrusted external data, no allocation sized from user input, no auth/crypto surface. jsDiv is the engine's own / implementation, so overflow/type handling is JSC's responsibility.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate — native JSC bindings require correct exception-scope discipline, which this change gets right: every createFrom/jsDiv/toBigInt is followed by RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION under a locally declared ThrowScope, both call sites re-check after the helper, and JSBigInt::toNumber (no JSGlobalObject* parameter) cannot throw so needs no check. The PR description reports the suite was run with BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1. Beyond that the change is mechanical: two identical blocks collapsed into one helper that calls a well-known JSC primitive with a constant already used a few lines up in the same file.
Other factors
Test coverage is unusually thorough for the surface: test.each over new, subclass new, and call-without-new; combined-object .toEqual assertions; every *Ns position for the TypeError case; valueOf ordering with short-circuit; BigInt wrapper-object acceptance; and the new wide-*Ms → NaN Date case that covers the bigIntToDouble addition. The tests are hermetic, fast, and assert specific error classes. No CODEOWNERS cover these paths, no CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews are outstanding, and the earlier inline threads were on a comment-wording line since shortened. The Bun__createJSBigIntStatsObject fast path used by real fs.stat calls is untouched, so reach is limited to direct construction of an unexported deprecated class.
Problem
new BigIntStats(...)andBigIntStats(...)withoutnewstore the four*Msfields as Number:2.5foratimeNs = 2500000n, where Node.js stores2n. The date getters then throwTypeError: Invalid argument type in ToBigInt operation.src/jsc/bindings/NodeFSStatBinding.cpp:787,:871) computejsDoubleNumber(atimeNs.toBigInt64(globalObject) / 1000000.0).toBigInt64also cuts the value to 64 bits, so2n ** 70ngives0.:233) cut*Msthe same way. At or past2n ** 63nthey return a wrong date, where Node.js gives an Invalid Date.Fix
divideNsIntoMs. It applies the JS/operator (jsDiv) with1000000n, as Node.js does:this.atimeMs = atimeNs / kNsPerMsBigInt(source).TypeError, as in Node.js. Before, bun accepted a string or a boolean.BigIntStatsdate getters convert the whole BigInt to a double, asNumber(ms)does in Node.js. A value that fits in 64 bits gives the same date as before.test/js/node/fs/fs-stats-constructor.test.ts, all fail without the fix. Also ran the stat, utimes and watchfile suites listed in the notes.Background
BigIntStatsis the class of the object thatfs.stat(path, { bigint: true })returns.node:fsdoes not export it, so code reaches it through.constructor. Its constructor takes four times in nanoseconds (*Ns) and derives the millisecond fields (*Ms).*Mswith ToBigInt, which rejects a Number.jsDivis the JavaScriptCore function behind/. It throws aTypeErrorwhen a BigInt meets another type.Notes
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bun big.js):number 2.5 bigint 2500000, thenatime threw: Invalid argument type in ToBigInt operationbigint 2 bigint 2500000, then1970-01-01T00:00:00.002Zbigint 2 bigint 2500000, then1970-01-01T00:00:00.002ZInputs compared with Node.js v26.3.0 (
new, a subclass, and for bun the plain call):atimeNsatimeMs2500000n2n2.52n-2500000n-2n-2.5-2n-1n0n-0.0000010n2n ** 70n1180591620717411n01180591620717411n2n ** 63n9223372036854n-9223372036854.7759223372036854nObject(2500000n),{ valueOf: () => 2500000n }2n2.52n2500000,undefined,null,{ valueOf: () => 2500000 }"2500000",true2.5,0.000001The date getter, for a
*Msoutside the int64 range:new BigIntStats(..., 2n ** 64n * 1000000n, ...), thenatime.getTime()NaNatimethrew (Number*Ms)NaNstats.atimeMs = 2n ** 64n + 5non an object fromfs.statSync(path, { bigint: true }), thenatime.getTime()NaN5NaNcallJSStatsFunction<true>(the plain call) andconstructJSStatsObject<true>(newand subclasses). A subclass (class S extends BigIntStats) had the same fault and has the same tests.getTime()results on this branch and on Node.js v26.3.0 for 29*Msvalues, through the constructor and through a plain assignment: the Date range limits±8640000000000000nand their neighbors, and values around2n ** 53n,2n ** 63n,2n ** 64n,2n ** 100n,2n ** 1024nand2n ** 5000n.*Nsfields keep the arguments as given, as before.TypeErrortext is the engine's text for1 / 1n. JavaScriptCore:Invalid mix of BigInt and other type in division.V8:Cannot mix BigInt and other types, use explicit conversions.fs.stat(path, { bigint: true })come fromBun__createJSBigIntStatsObject. Their fields were correct and are not changed. Their date getters are the same getters, so they get the non-wrapping conversion too.test-fs-watchfile-bigint.jscompares the stats of a missing file withnew BigIntStats(0n, ...)throughassert.deepStrictEqual. With the native class that comparison fails on 1.4.3-canary.1 (atimeMsis the Number0) and passes on this branch. bun's copy of that test does not construct the object, so no Node.js test changes status.Sites in the same file that are not changed:
BigIntStats(...)withoutnewstill returns an object, likeStats(...)does in bun. Node.js throws for both.modeStatFunction<_, true>(:150) readsmodewithtoBigInt64. Only bits 12 to 15 (S_IFMT) decide the answer, so the cut to 64 bits cannot change it. A fuzz of 5950 BigInt modes (1 to 300 bits, both signs) gives byte-identicalisFile()...isSocket()answers on this branch and on Node.js v26.3.0.getDateFieldstill differs from Node.js in two ways. It does not round, somtime.getTime()of a real stat can be 1 ms lower. It rejects the other numeric type: a Number in aBigIntStatsor a BigInt in aStatsthrows, where Node.js returns a Date. The fix for both is a port of Node'sdateFromMs, which changes the dates of real files. node:fs: the Stats and BigIntStats date getters do not round, wrap at 64 bits, and reject the other numeric type #42562 tracks it. fs.Stats: make the date accessors define the property like Object.defineProperty #42518 changes how the getters store the Date, not how they convert*Ms.fs.Statsto 18 constructor arguments and added*Instantgetters to both classes (fs: addTemporal.Instantsupport toStatsandBigIntStatsnodejs/node#60789). bun has neither.BigIntStatsstill takes the same 14 arguments in v26.3.0, so this change targets the current signature.newpath (:843). The two diffs do not overlap.Suites run with the debug build:
test/js/node/fs/fs-stats-constructor.test.ts(also withBUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1),test/js/node/fs/fs.test.ts -t stat(35 pass), and intest/js/node/test/parallel/:test-fs-stat.js,test-fs-stat-bigint.js,test-fs-stat-date.mjs,test-fs-stat-temporal.mjs,test-fs-stat-abort-test.js,test-fs-statfs.js,test-fs-watchfile.js,test-fs-watchfile-bigint.js,test-fs-utimes.js,test-fs-utimes-y2K38.js,test-fs-promises.js,test-fs-promises-file-handle-stat.js,test-worker-fs-stat-watcher.js.Self-reviewed: 2 concerns raised, 2 addressed. The order test now records all four conversions and checks that a failing one stops the rest. The text says "does not convert to a BigInt", because a wrapper object or a
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