bun test --parallel: fail the run when a worker is killed or exits non-zero outside a test file by robobun · Pull Request #44431 · oven-sh/bun

robobun · 2026-10-02T06:09:24Z

Problem

bun test --parallel exits 0 when a worker is killed or exits non-zero after its last file. With --coverage, the table and the threshold check can vanish.
Coordinator::reap_worker (src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/Coordinator.rs:584) read the exit status only for a file in flight or before ready.
A startup crash could print ... Aborting. and exit 0.

Fix

A new else arm handles a ready worker with no file in flight. A signal or non-zero exit prints error: test worker 1 exited outside a test file (SIGKILL) and counts one error. The run exits 1, with no abort.
A startup crash and a corrupt IPC stream count too. An unknown status (ECHILD) does not.
Verified: test/cli/test/parallel-startup-failure.test.ts (9 new tests, 7 fail on 1.4.3-canary.1). CI passes it on Linux, macOS and Windows.

Background

A coordinator gives files to worker processes. A healthy worker sends its coverage at shutdown and exits 0.
Considered an end frame from the worker: it sees none of the five Notes repros. Considered an abort on a crash signal: no file is queued then, so it only kills siblings.

Downsides

Some green runs turn red: a worker that crashes at exit, or a node:test exit listener that kills it under --parallel --no-isolate. N error gets a second meaning.
With assertions on, a worker that exits with unsent frames aborts (bun test --parallel: hold the JSC API lock while draining the worker's final IPC backlog #37135) and now fails the run: 3 of 3 on a debug build, 0 of 3 on release.
Healthy runs: +7 instructions per worker exit, none per test or file. Release text: +1,024 bytes.

Notes

There is no issue. A maintainer asked for this change in chat, as one pull request against main.

Repro without any other bug. --no-isolate keeps the process.on("exit") listeners of a node:test file until the worker exits.

printf 'import { test } from "node:test";\nprocess.on("exit", () => { process.kill(process.pid, "SIGKILL"); });\ntest("a", () => {});\n' > a.test.js
printf 'import { test } from "bun:test";\ntest("b", () => {});\n' > b.test.js
bun test; echo "serial: $?"
bun test --parallel=2 --no-isolate; echo "parallel: $?"

listener body	serial	this PR
`process.kill(process.pid, "SIGKILL")`	137	1
`process.kill(process.pid, "SIGABRT")`	134	1
`process.kill(process.pid, "SIGTERM")`	143	1
`process.exitCode = 7`	7	1
`process.exit(7)`	7	1

Output of this PR for the first row:

b.test.js:
(pass) b [0.76ms]

a.test.js:
(pass) a [379.70ms]
error: test worker 1 exited outside a test file (SIGKILL)

 2 pass
 0 fail
 1 error
Ran 2 tests across 2 files. [2.39s]

The coverage form. A worker sends its coverage only when it shuts down. If it dies before that, the coordinator has nothing to merge: aggregate::write_coverage_report returns when no coverage frame arrived, so the threshold is never checked. The new test for this makes the snapshot file of a.test.js a FIFO. The worker writes that file when it shuts down, before it sends coverage, and blocks in write(2). The test reads the worker pid from the FIFO and kills it there. 1.4.3-canary.1 prints 2 pass, 0 fail, no table, exit 0. This PR prints the error line and exits 1. The abort that #44295 fixes reaches the same state: with the script from that PR and coverageThreshold = { lines = 0.9, functions = 0.9 }, this PR exits 1 where main exits 0. Nothing here depends on #44295.

The startup arm. I stopped the second worker with SIGSTOP before it was ready, let the first worker finish both files, then sent SIGABRT and SIGCONT. 1.4.3-canary.1 printed error: a test worker process crashed with SIGABRT during startup. ... Aborting., then 2 pass, 0 fail, exit 0 (2 of 27 attempts reached that order on a release build). The debug build of this PR printed 1 error and exited 1. No test stages this order: it needs signals from outside at the right moment. The existing startup test now asserts the N error line.

Choices.

No abort for a crash signal outside a file. assign_work sends Shutdown only when every range is empty, so nothing is queued behind a worker's last file. The mid-file and startup arms keep their abort.
An unknown status is not a failure. When bun inherits SIG_IGN for SIGCHLD, the kernel reaps the workers and every status is Status::Err(ECHILD). A test runs a healthy suite that way.
The line does not contain crashed and does not have the ✗ <path> ( shape that scripts/runner.node.ts parses.
On Windows the arm compares Exited.raw, because Exited.code is only the low byte. No test pins an exit code above 255: process.exit keeps one byte, so JS cannot produce one. The Windows arms are compile-checked only.
With -t that matches no test and a worker that ends this way, the summary prints in place of the matched 0 tests error, as for an unhandled error between tests.

Not changed here.

A worker that exits 0 before it sent its coverage (a leaked process.exit(0) under --no-isolate). An exit status cannot show it.
A partial coverage table prints with no note that it is incomplete.
JUnit has no case for a worker that dies outside a file.
A worker that exits before it is ready, without a crash signal. It has run no file, so the run loses nothing. bun test --parallel: stop silently respawning workers that exit before ready #40784 stops the slot after 2 such exits, prints error: test worker N exited during startup (...) 2 times, and lets the other workers finish. That run can still exit 0.
The worker discards the results of its snapshot writes (bun test --parallel: exit 1 when a worker fails to write its snapshots #39061).
The exit drain loop of the worker ticks without the API lock (bun test --parallel: hold the JSC API lock while draining the worker's final IPC backlog #37135). A worker that still has frames to send when it exits runs that loop. On a build with assertions it aborts there (ASSERTION FAILED: currentThreadIsHoldingAPILock()), and this PR reports the abort. Measured with two files, one of them with 300 test.todo names of 4,000 characters (a 1.2 MB recap): the debug build of this PR exits 1 with the new line in 3 of 3 runs, and the release builds of the merge base and of this PR exit 0 in 3 of 3. A debug build of 367d939 prints the same assertion and 0 fail. With --dots the assertion does not fire. On Windows every worker write is asynchronous, so a Windows build with assertions can hit this in every run. I did not run one: I have no Windows machine. bun test --parallel: hold the JSC API lock while draining the worker's final IPC backlog #37135 fixes the loop.

Related PRs. #39061 and #37285 change code near reap_worker. #43039 rewrites the paragraph of docs/test/parallel.mdx that this PR edits.

Measured. Release builds of the merge base faac63e and of 03badf1, made in one build directory on Linux x64.

	merge base	this PR
text, bytes (`size`)	80,706,353	80,707,377
data, bytes	110,424	110,424
`cli::test::parallel` symbols, bytes (`nm`)	54,792	55,760
`PosixHandlers<Worker>::raw_on_data`, the path of each test and file result	4,609 bytes, 1,005 instructions	the same, 0 instructions changed
`TestCommand::exec`	21,254 bytes, 3,782 instructions	the same, 0 instructions changed
`Coordinator::run_pending_reaps` (it has `reap_worker` inlined)	5,213 bytes, 938 instructions	5,133 bytes, 950 instructions
`Coordinator::account_exit_outside_file` (cold, new)		1,048 bytes
reap of a healthy worker (ready, no file, exit 0), from the `inflight` test to the end of the status handling	5 instructions, 1 conditional branch	12 instructions, 3 conditional branches, 1 indirect jump
`size_of::<Worker>()`, bytes	432	432
`wait4` / `kill` calls of the coordinator, 4 files, `--parallel=2`	2 / 0	2 / 0
the same, 32 files, `--parallel=4`	4 / 0	4 / 0

The instruction counts are from objdump, with addresses normalized. The reap path runs once for each worker process: 4 times in the 32-file run.
The syscall counts are gdb syscall catchpoints on the coordinator, 5 runs each. strace cannot be installed in my sandbox, so the bytes on fd 3 are not measured. The PR does not touch Frame.rs, Channel.rs or runner.rs.
The PR adds no field to Worker or Coordinator, no frame kind, no environment variable and no test hook.
Six runs that do not hit the bug give the same output and the same exit code on both builds (104 lines compared, durations removed): --parallel=2, --parallel=2 --no-isolate, --bail=1 with a failing file, --coverage, a process.exit(7) in a test, and --no-isolate with an empty node:test exit listener.

CI. In the first run (build 122743) the test file ran and passed on every lane that finished: Linux glibc and musl on x64 and aarch64, x64-asan, macOS aarch64, Windows x64 and aarch64. The one failed job is test/js/bun/spawn/spawn.test.ts on x64-asan, which this PR does not touch.

The ASAN lane. That lane runs most tests with LeakSanitizer and abort_on_error=1, so a worker that leaks aborts when it exits. This PR reports such a worker. No test changed its result on that lane in CI. On a local debug build with the same environment I ran 7 files that start --parallel runs (139 tests). One test changed from pass to fail: isolation.test.ts, cached module records keep the namespace a plugin onResolve gives an import (--parallel worker). The cause is local to unoptimized builds. LeakSanitizer keeps 30 frames of each allocation stack (malloc_context_size=30), and in a debug build that cuts the stack before the frame that test/leaksan.supp suppresses. The --isolate variant of the same test, which has no coordinator, exits 134 in that environment. With malloc_context_size=100 both variants pass.

Tests. They are in parallel-startup-failure.test.ts, not in parallel.test.ts, for the reason at the top of that file. On the debug build: 11 pass. On 1.4.3-canary.1: 7 fail, 2 pass (the two controls), 2 skip (they need a debug hook). The coverage test needs no other bug: it kills the worker while it writes its snapshot file to a FIFO. On the debug build I also ran the existing parallel.test.ts once: 32 pass, 13 fail, 1 skip. Every failure is a 5 s default timeout or a scale-up timing check on a loaded machine, and none prints the new line. CI passes that file on every lane. I ran the --parallel exit listener case of bun-test.test.ts by hand: under default isolation the listeners of a node:test file do not run in a worker, and the run still exits 0.

no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/cli/test/parallel-startup-failure.test.ts

…n-zero outside a test file reap_worker read a worker's exit status only while a file was in flight or before the worker was ready. A worker that was between files, or shutting down after its last one, was reaped without a look, so the run exited 0. The coordinator now prints one error line for such a worker, counts it as an error in the summary and exits 1. It does not abort the run. A status that the wait could not report (ECHILD) is not counted. A crash during worker startup is counted the same way, so its banner can no longer end in exit 0 when no file is queued or in flight.

robobun · 2026-10-02T06:09:42Z

^{Updated 12:46 AM PT - Oct 2nd, 2026}

❌ @robobun, your commit 03badf1 has 1 failures in Build #122743 (All Failures):

test/js/bun/spawn/spawn.test.ts - code 1: stdout reader of an unref'd child and process lifetime > an idle reader stopped at the highwater … on 🐧 13 x64-asan

🧪 To try this PR locally:

bunx bun-pr 44431

That installs a local version of the PR into your bun-44431 executable, so you can run:

bun-44431 --bun

robobun · 2026-10-02T06:10:00Z

Status: the fix, the tests, the docs and the measurements are in. CI passes the new tests on Linux, macOS and Windows. The one red job of the first run is test/js/bun/spawn/spawn.test.ts on x64-asan, which this PR does not touch.

How it was reproduced (Linux x64, release 1.4.3-canary.1 and builds of this branch):

printf 'import { test } from "node:test";\nprocess.on("exit", () => { process.kill(process.pid, "SIGKILL"); });\ntest("a", () => {});\n' > a.test.js
printf 'import { test } from "bun:test";\ntest("b", () => {});\n' > b.test.js
bun test; echo "serial: $?"                              # 137
bun test --parallel=2 --no-isolate; echo "parallel: $?"  # 0 before, 1 with this PR

The test file is test/cli/test/parallel-startup-failure.test.ts: 11 pass on the debug build, 7 of the 9 new tests fail on 1.4.3-canary.1.

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Parallel test coordination now counts abnormal worker exits outside test files as unhandled errors. It reports corrupt IPC and startup failures. Failures between files or during shutdown do not stop other workers. Tests and documentation cover the updated behavior.

Changes

Parallel worker exit accounting

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Worker exit detection and accounting `src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/Coordinator.rs`, `src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/Worker.rs`	The coordinator checks ready workers with no file in flight. It reports corrupt IPC and abnormal exits as worker-level errors, increments the unhandled-error count, and records startup panic failures.
Exit handling tests and documentation `test/cli/test/parallel-startup-failure.test.ts`, `docs/test/parallel.mdx`, `docs/test/runtime-behavior.mdx`	Tests cover nonzero exits, signals, corrupt IPC, shutdown termination, and unknown exit statuses. Documentation describes the summary count and run behavior.

Suggested reviewers: dylan-conway, jarred-sumner

Priority: ➖ Normal

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 03bad

A terminal startup failure can still leave a parallel test run reporting success. Count that failure before merging, and remove the prohibited test timeouts.

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robobun · 2026-10-02T08:40:24Z

Both review points, with the reasons.

Startup exits that are not crashes (Coordinator.rs). Not changed in this PR. A worker that exits before it is ready has run no file, so the run loses no result, no coverage and no snapshot. #40784 made that choice: the slot stops after 2 such exits, the other workers finish the files, and the run fails only when no worker is left. This PR counts the ends that can lose data or that print Aborting.: a ready worker that ends abnormally, and a crash signal during startup. The suggested condition (!can_respawn && is_abnormal_exit(status)) also matches the case that the code comment there calls benign (no work remains). I added this case to the "Not changed here" list in the description.

Test timeouts. Kept. Each of these tests starts a coordinator and two workers. On the debug ASAN build they took 3 to 13 seconds in my runs, which is above the 5 second default. The two older tests in this file pass 60_000 for the reason given in the comment at the top of the file, and parallel.test.ts uses the same isASAN || isDebug ? 60_000 : 20_000 value.

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🔴 src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/Coordinator.rs — Pre-existing, left open by this change: a worker that dies before .ready twice still lets the run exit 0 when a sibling worker finishes every file, even though a red error: line was printed. The capped startup arm at Coordinator.rs:684-690 prints "exited during startup ({}) {} times" but never calls record_worker_failure, so the summary shows no error and exit_code stays 0. Fix: count the capped startup exit the same way as the panic and outside-a-file arms, i.e. call record_worker_failure wherever reap_worker prints an error: for a worker exit, while keeping the single-retry warn: path green.

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Trigger: bun test --parallel=2 where worker 2 is killed (SIGKILL by the OOM killer, or exit 1 from an init failure) before it sends .ready, twice in a row, while worker 1 stays healthy and steals and finishes the remaining files. Path: reap_worker enters the startup_failure arm at Coordinator.rs:647, is_panic_status is false for SIGKILL/exit 1, startup_failures reaches MAX_STARTUP_FAILURES, and Coordinator.rs:684-690 prints error: test worker 2 exited during startup (SIGKILL) 2 times. Nothing increments reporter.jest.unhandled_errors_between_tests; live_workers is still 1 so abort_queued_files(b"no live workers") at Coordinator.rs:723 does not run; worker 1 completes all files and test_command.rs:2673 sees unhandled_errors_between_tests == 0 and fail == 0, so the process exits 0. The base branch behaves identically here; the diff adds record_worker_failure only to abort_on_worker_startup_panic, not to this sibling arm. The existing test only covers the case where no worker reaches ready, so the sweep fails the files and masks this.

Verification: pre-existing (the base exits 0 by the same route) — triggered when one worker slot dies before .ready with a non-panic status while a sibling worker is ready and finishes the remaining files. In src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/Coordinator.rs, lines 684-690 print the error: line but never call record_worker_failure; with a healthy sibling alive nothing is failed, so the run exits 0.

robobun · 2026-10-02T10:53:20Z

Answers to the three review findings.

A slot that exits before it is ready twice (error: test worker N exited during startup (...) 2 times, then exit 0 when another worker finishes the files). Not changed in this PR. That worker ran no file, so the run loses no result, coverage or snapshot, and #40784 chose to continue on the other workers. This PR counts the worker ends that can lose data, and the crash signals. I agree that a red error: line with exit 0 is not consistent. The change is one call to record_worker_failure() at that line. I ran it on a debug build: the existing hook test then sees one N error for each slot that gives up. It changes what #40784 decided, so it is a separate change. The description lists the case under "Not changed here".

JUnit and scripts/runner.node.ts do not see the new exit 1. Correct. It applies to every N error run on main today, not only to this arm. #44435 records such failures in the JUnit report and updates the runner. The description names the gap.

Builds with assertions. Correct. The description has it under Downsides with the numbers: for a 1.2 MB recap the debug build fails 3 of 3 runs and the release build 0 of 3. The fix for the abort is the lock in #37135. I did not copy it here: it is a different defect with its own test.

robobun · 2026-10-09T09:14:10Z

Follow-up on the startup case that this PR leaves out: error: test worker N exited during startup (...) 2 times, then exit 0 when another worker runs every file. I checked it as a separate change and did not open a PR for it. The reasons:

The exit code contract. docs/test/runtime-behavior.mdx says that 0 means "All tests passed, no unhandled errors". In this case every file runs and passes on another worker. The coordinator gives a file to a worker only after .ready, so a worker that never became ready holds no result, no coverage and no snapshot.
Jest does the same in the same state. I ran Jest 30.5.2 with --maxWorkers=3 and two test files. A --require preload made one test worker exit with code 1 each time Jest forked it.
- The worker that holds no file: Jest forks it again for the rest of the run, prints Test Suites: 2 passed, 2 total, and exits 0.
- A worker that holds a file: Jest worker encountered 4 child process exceptions, exceeding retry limit. That suite fails and Jest exits 1.
Jest fails the run when a file cannot run. It does not fail the run when a pool process cannot start.
bun test --parallel: stop silently respawning workers that exit before ready #40784 chose this behavior. Its description says: "The run then continues on the remaining live workers, or exits non-zero when none remain."

The case is real. It reproduces on 1.4.3-canary.1 without the debug hook, 30 of 30 runs. Make bunfig.toml a FIFO, so each new bun process waits in open() when it loads its config. Let the coordinator and worker 1 through. Send SIGKILL to the two processes that the coordinator starts for worker 2. The output has the warn: ... retrying line, then error: test worker 2 exited during startup (SIGKILL) 2 times, then 2 pass, 0 fail, and the exit code is 0.

What remains is the wording: the line says error: for a condition that the run recovered from. That is a maintainer's call, and I changed nothing:

For exit 1, add one record_worker_failure() call in that arm of reap_worker.
For a consistent label, change the line to a warn:.

robobun · 2026-10-27T12:25:11Z

Overlap with #44833

#44833 and this PR change the same branch of reap_worker in src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/Coordinator.rs: the exit of a worker that is ready and has no file in flight.

A test merge of this branch (03badf1) into bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 (fa28b8f) conflicts in Coordinator.rs and in test/cli/test/parallel-startup-failure.test.ts. The PR that lands second needs a rebase.
bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 handles a crash signal only. It counts one error and stops the other workers (abort_on_idle_worker_panic).
This PR handles each signal, a non-zero exit code, and a corrupt IPC frame. It counts one error and lets the other workers finish their files.

The two PRs disagree on one case: a crash signal while the worker has no file in flight. #44833 stops the run there. This PR does not. A maintainer decides which behavior stays.

This branch still merges into main (9b8347a) with no conflict.

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