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… throw it When the multipart upload failed while the caller held no flush() or end() promise, wrapper_callback skipped the whole failure branch. The sink was never aborted, the next write() returned the chunk length and end() resolved 0. With a promise pending, the rejection consumed the error and the same later calls returned 0. Store the S3 error on NetworkSink on every upload failure and return it from get_pending_error so the next write(), flush(), or end() throws it. Abort the sink on every failure.
WalkthroughThe S3 multipart writer now stores upload failures even without pending promises. Later ChangesS3 writer error propagation
Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The upload error handling appears correct, but a reachable pending flush failure path lacks regression coverage and should be tested before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts`:
- Around line 2166-2191: Update the no-pending-promise test around the writer
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🔵 Trivial · Assert rejection of the pending flush() promise. · s3.test.ts:2181-2192
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert rejection of the pending
flush()promise.NetworkSink::flush_from_jscreatesflush_promisewhile the queuedUploadPartis in flight.wrapper_callbackrejects it separately fromend_promise. The current test only createsend_promise; the earlier synchronousflush()assertion does not cover this path.const pendingFlush = writer.flush(); await expect(writer.end()).rejects.toEqual(accessDenied); await expect(pendingFlush).rejects.toEqual(accessDenied);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts`:
- Around line 2181-2192: Update the test case around writer.end() to call
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the _exit_guard lifetime change in wrapper_callback (src/runtime/webcore/s3/client.rs:435): with a promise pending, the scope's exit() microtask drain now runs after sink.finalize() clears task, so user continuations observe task == None — write/flush/end on the ended sink return the same values with or without a task, so the reorder is not observable. The no-promise failure branch now runs s3_error_to_js and the Strong set outside any enter scope, but this is on the JS thread and nothing there needs a microtask drain, so that is fine too.
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Findings were reported and are posted inline; this note only records what else was examined. The guard-order change is the one refactor-side effect in the diff not covered by the ruled-out list: I traced NetworkSink::write* (early Owned(0) on ended), flush_from_js (done/task_ref().is_some_and both yield a resolved promise), and end (ended short-circuit) and confirmed they behave identically whether task is Some or None on an ended sink, so running user continuations after finalize() changes nothing observable. The pending_error Strong is released with the box like the sibling upstream_error, so no lifecycle wiring is missing. The remaining questions (synchronous throw from close()/end() after a rejection, and the pre-existing synchronous-failure path) are design calls already surfaced inline for a human to weigh.
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src/runtime/webcore/streams.rs— pre-existing: a user whose upload fails synchronously insideend()still getsend()resolving with 0 and no error, the symptom this PR sets out to fix. When the object is under partSize,end()signs and sends the single PUT itself; a sign failure (missing credentials, invalid path or endpoint) runswrapper_callbackbeforeend_promiseexists, so it only setspending_errorand aborts, and streams.rs:2668 then returns 0 becausetaskis already None. Sink.rs:662 checks the error beforeend_from_js, never after. Fix: afterself.end(None)inend_from_js, ifpending_erroris set return a rejected promise (or throw) with it; the same re-check after thetask.write_bytescall at streams.rs:2478 covers a sync failure insidewrite(). [also at: src/runtime/webcore/s3/client.rs:457 - pre-existing: a caller whose upload fails synchronously inside end() (missing credentials, no bucket, invalid key) still getsawait writer.end()resolved with 0 and no error, exactly as on the base branch. execute_simple_s3_request runs the fail callback inline (simple_request.rs:603, 631), so…; src/runtime/webcore/streams.rs:2716 - pre-existing, and left open by this fix: a user whose upload fails synchronously insideend()still getsawait writer.end()resolving to0with no object stored.]Extended reasoning...
The PR's tests only cover asynchronous failures (a 403 arriving from the mock server), so the synchronous branch is never exercised. Trigger:
const w = Bun.s3.file("k").writer(); w.write("hello"); const n = await w.end();with no S3 credentials in env or options (the same setup thes3 missing credentialsblock at test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts:1528 uses for every other API, wherewriter()is absent). Path: Sink.rs:650js_end-> Sink.rs:662get_pending_error()is None -> streams.rs:2657self.end(None)-> streams.rs:2548task.write_bytes(b"", true)->…Verification: pre-existing (the base returns 0 on this exact path too; the PR's fix takes effect only for failures that arrive asynchronously, after
end()/write()has returned). Trigger:s3file.writer()on a file whose upload fails at signing time (e.g. no credentials:Bun.s3.file("k").writer()with no S3 env/options) and total data under partSize, thenawait w.end(). Mechanism verified in the…
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No new issues were found in this update; 2 findings from earlier reviews are still open above.
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src/runtime/webcore/streams.rs:2714—Callers that catch the upload rejection and then call close() to release the writer get the same S3 error thrown a seco… - Also unresolved: 1 minor or pre-existing.
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…e end() close() is cleanup and no longer throws the stored failure that a previous call already reported. A failure that happens inside end() itself, before the end promise exists, now comes back as a rejected promise instead of 0.
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Beyond the inline finding, I also looked at the only other source hunks left in the diff: commit 8445751 additionally removes pending_activity_ref()/pending_activity_unref() from AbortHandle::follow/unfollow in src/jsc/ScriptExecutionContext.rs (lines 371 and 388) and from Response::attach_abort_signal/BodyAbortListener::drop in src/runtime/webcore/Response.rs (lines 169 and 508). Those calls back the hasPendingActivity() keep-alive in JSAbortSignalCustom.cpp:61 (issue #4517) and are unrelated to S3, so they look like part of the same accidental push rather than an intended change — worth restoring alongside the reverted fix, or explaining in the description if the removal is deliberate.
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The net diff against the base contains only two things: the new S3 test block and four deleted lines that drop AbortSignal pending-activity refcounting in AbortHandle and BodyAbortListener. The S3 fix itself (Sink.rs, s3/client.rs, streams.rs) is byte-identical to the base because the last commit undid it; that is covered by the inline finding. The AbortSignal deletions are balanced (both ref and unref removed per pair) so they do not introduce a counter imbalance, but they change GC visibility of the signal wrapper while native code is listening, arrived in a commit titled "Drop two comments", have no test, and are not mentioned in the PR description. I could not rule them out as harmless, and no inline comment points at them, so a short note is the useful addition here. Not approving: a verified finding remains unposted and the PR as pushed does not contain the fix it describes.
The rows cover a pending flush() and end() at the time of the failure, close() after the caller has seen the failure, and a client with no credentials. The expectations follow the contract of this branch: the failure rejects the pending promises or the next flush()/end(), a later write() returns 0, and close() returns undefined.
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Closing in favor of #43140, which fixes the same bug (#43133). The two PRs were opened a few minutes apart. #43140 reports the failure once, through a rejected The tests from this PR that still apply were added to #43140: a pending |
The rows cover a pending flush() and end() at the time of the failure, close() after the caller has seen the failure, and a client with no credentials. The expectations follow the contract of this branch: the failure rejects the pending promises or the next flush()/end(), a later write() returns 0, and close() returns undefined.
Fixes #43133
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S3File.writer()drops an upload failure that arrives while the caller holds noflush()orend()promise. After a 403 onUploadPart,write()returns the chunk length andend()resolves with0. No object is stored.wrapper_callbackinsrc/runtime/webcore/s3/client.rs. The whole failure branch, includingsink.abort(), sits insideif end_promise || flush_promise. With no promise, the sink is only detached.NetworkSink::writethen returns the length because there is no task, andend_from_jsreturns0.0comes back when the failure happens insideend()itself (the single PUT cannot be signed, for example with no credentials), because the callback runs before theend()promise exists.Fix
NetworkSinkgets apending_errorslot.wrapper_callbacksets it on everyS3UploadResult::Failure, then rejects a pending promise and aborts the sink.NetworkSinkimplementsJsSinkType::get_pending_error. The genericjs_write,js_flush, andjs_endalready throw that value first.end_from_jsalso checks the slot afterend()and returns a rejected promise, for the failure insideend().js_closeno longer throws the stored error.close()is cleanup, and a caller who already caught the rejection must be able to call it in afinallyblock. No other sink returns a pending error, so this changes nothing for them.test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts, blocks3 writer upload failure(3 tests, all fail on the released build). Also the rest oftest/js/bun/s3/,test/js/bun/util/filesink.test.ts,test/js/bun/util/arraybuffersink.test.ts, andtest/js/bun/stream/direct-readable-stream.test.tsxon the ASAN debug build.Background
writer()returns aNetworkSink. Itswrite,flush,end, andclosehost functions are the genericJSSinkones insrc/runtime/webcore/Sink.rs. The sink feeds aMultiPartUpload.MultiPartUpload::failcalls the sink's completion callback first, then sendsAbortMultipartUpload. The tests wait for that abort request, so the callback has run when they callwrite()again.JsSinkType::get_pending_erroris a trait hook with a default ofNone.NetworkSinkis the first sink that returns one. The stream path (s3.write(key, stream)) settles throughS3UploadStreamWrapper::resolveand never sets the slot.Notes
Self-reviewed: 3 concerns raised, 2 addressed. The first version stored the error only when no promise was pending, so post-failure behavior depended on timing. Now every failure stores it, and a test covers the pending
flush()andend()case. The stale comment onBun__NativeTransformSink__writeBytes(no sink implements the hook) is removed.Rejected: the review asked to first define the hook as a documented contract in
Sink.rsand to rework #41568 (FileSink) to use the same hook. #41568 delivers its error once and through the shapesFileSinkalready uses. That is a separate decision for that PR.Review follow-ups in later pushes:
close()after a failure returnsundefinedinstead of throwing again,end()rejects on a failure insideend(), and the tests run underdescribe.concurrent.The error thrown by
write(),flush(), and a secondend()is a synchronous throw, the same shapejs_enduses for every pending error.await writer.end()in atryblock catches it either way.#43134 adds
end(error)for the same writer. Both PRs touchstreams.rsnear theNetworkSinktrait impl and may need a trivial rebase.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 4 files touched
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wrapper_callbackin the S3 writable stream path only handledS3UploadResult::Failurewhen aflush()orend()promise was pending, so a part upload that failed while the caller held no promise was silently finalized and the sink was detached, after whichwrite()reported success andend()resolved to 0. The fix stores every upload failure in a newpending_errorslot onNetworkSinkand implementsJsSinkType::get_pending_error, so subsequentwrite(),flush(), andend()calls throw or reject with the original S3 error.wrapper_callbacknow also aborts the unfinished mu…