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fix(test): retain file ownership through isolation teardown - #45215
Keep an isolated test file and its reporter alive while its handles are stopped and its global is retired. Previously, cleanup happened after the active file was released, so uncaught close-callback errors could lose their owning file and JUnit attribution.
The canonical EnteredFile lifecycle now marks abandoned tests and hooks finished, clears outgoing mock state, stops handles and swaps the global while ownership is retained, then releases the file and resets preload/expect scopes. Duplicate cleanup in serial and parallel callers is removed. GitHub output groups close only when the current file's header actually printed, including headers printed during teardown; worker output ownership is preserved.
Full isolation executes close callbacks during cleanup. Module isolation retains its existing contract: physical handles close, but disposed-context callbacks are silent. Final serial-file KeepGlobal behavior is unchanged.
The HTTP timeout fixture now shares one cleanup owner between normal completion and afterEach. A missing timeout notification can no longer strand its requests/server after the framework timeout. Request and framework deadlines are unchanged.
The history preserves fixture commit 60acc08cd91687380b03cb16a682ff85f1ec1500 from #45214, including its HTTP/net prerequisites. The original adaptation credit to robobun and #44435 is retained.
Production delta against the qualification base: +81/-30 (net +51), for file lifetime and output ownership. Tests: +653/-103 (net +550), including fixture prerequisites.
Source and verification
Signed head: b96221ec8b5bd2b4912701efbf89a09d791ddf36
Tree: 94be1f5aa97a5da6ceb32e86cf26e54a53558842
Qualification base: 3f3a9ff87cdccf3d32d7ec6b648c664eddaae840
Original history is retained through a normal signed merge and signed follow-up commits.
Linux x64 Crabbox debug/ASAN proof on the published head:
GitHub output suite: 50 pass, 0 fail, including 24 quiet-output cases across pass, failure, rejected module load, teardown errors, serial runs, repeats, and workers. Load and teardown sentinels are asserted to occur inside a group named for their owning file, including the expected repeat suffix: the first repeat for a load failure and the final repeat for teardown.
Focused teardown regressions: 18 pass, 0 fail.
HTTP request fixtures: 113 pass, 0 fail.
Both the parent and harness-selected test child report the full signed head. Git HEAD/tree, all 52,034 tracked paths, the completed native sync manifest, frozen dependency inputs, and a clean tracked tree were verified. Executable SHA-256, unchanged through testing: a2e77b06cd40f5631c725930c37d99aa0ac76b689d448fb687fc1683a6332ee4.
Controls on the source subsequently committed as 49288c8205a5850afe1194e9b81c1bf9db708165 (production and HTTP fixture bytes are unchanged in the final assertion-only follow-up): stock Bun 1.4.4 fails both new quiet serial cases with unmatched closing groups. Suppressing the HTTP fixture's timeout notification produces the existing 5-second test failure; cleanup completes and the following witness test passes. Restoring the fixture passes. All modified source bytes and the debug executable were verified restored afterward.
Bun formatting and git diff --check pass on the final assertion-only follow-up. The unchanged production refresh also passed pinned Rust formatting on changed regions. Existing upstream file-wide Rust formatting differences remain.
Earlier broader proof on 95dad340b578a8ada376fa31e56b79736aadfefd: terminalization mutation control 4 fail / restored 4 pass; ModuleGraph socket closure 1 pass; selected net fixtures 21 pass, 3 skip; wider isolation/environment coverage 251 pass, 2 skip, 32 fail. A same-builder upstream comparison found the same 32 failing cases with unchanged deadlines. Those broader results were not rerun on this head, and the wider suite is not claimed green.
Hosted CI and upstream cleanup-policy review, including the relationship to #44841, remain merge gates. Historical ARM64 and combined-build results qualify their original commits only.
Separate source finding retained from earlier review: debug-only RefData formatting may reference a released collection scope; no runtime invalid read was reproduced, and it is outside this change.
The header-name coverage follow-up is addressed. The quiet-output matrix now checks the exact owning file name and repeat suffix as well as marker balance and sentinel placement. A negative control on the pre-commit candidate test bytes changed captured headers from a.test.ts to b.test.ts: all 12 load/teardown cases failed; restoring the bytes passed all 12. The native runtime source was unchanged during that control.
Adapt the reviewed fixture change from 1d50151 to the upstream harness. Preserve HTTP cleanup and abort assertions; qualify genuine Node 24 or later locally without importing fork-only harness helpers.
(cherry picked from commit 1d50151)
Match the test callback error channel, expose unavailable genuine Node controls as skips, and restrict the new native pending-connect case to the upstream glibc-qualified blackhole helper. Keep portable lookup assertions and Bun pre-aborted cases unchanged.
Adapt the isolated-file cleanup ownership repair from #162. Keep the outgoing file and reporter alive through close callbacks, stop its scheduler before teardown, and report uncaught cleanup errors once through the existing serial/JUnit and worker reporting paths.
The synthetic file-error reporting pattern is adapted narrowly from oven-sh#44435. This intentionally tightens cleanup error accounting and requires upstream policy review alongside oven-sh#44841.
Origin: cd175f6
Co-authored-by: robobun <117481402+robobun@users.noreply.github.com>
Port the socket-read listener correction from openclaw/bun commit 32f2c0a (#134).
A localhost listener may bind IPv6 while implicit clients select IPv4 through ADDRCONFIG. Explicit IPv4 loopback keeps the fixture deterministic without changing its connection cases or assertions. The same mismatch reproduces with Bun and Node 26.
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The test runner now passes file isolation modes into test execution and performs isolation cleanup during file finalization. Regression tests cover teardown behavior and GitHub Actions group markers. HTTP and TCP tests assert request events and connection-abort behavior.
Changes
Test file isolation and teardown
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Isolation mode and file finalization src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/runner.rs, src/runtime/cli/test_command.rs, src/runtime/test_runner/bun_test.rs
The runner passes an isolation mode to test execution. The file guard begins teardown and performs cleanup during finalization. BunTest::begin_file_teardown marks the phase done, clears pending wakeups, and removes an active timer.
Serial and parallel teardown regression tests test/cli/test/isolation.test.ts
Tests cover thrown and handled teardown errors, module-load failures followed by teardown, JUnit attribution to the owner file, and abandoned hooks.
GitHub Actions group output src/runtime/test_runner/jest.rs, test/cli/test/bun-test.test.ts
CurrentFile exposes whether its header has been printed. Tests check GitHub Actions group markers across reporters, execution modes, and outcomes.
HTTP request event tests
Layer / File(s)
Summary
HTTP timeout and socket event assertions test/js/node/http/node-http.test.ts
Tests assert timeout and socket event order, request destruction state, and error identity. The helper uses server.address() for the listening port and forwards server-close errors.
TCP connection abort tests
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Abort during DNS lookup test/js/node/net/net-abort-lookup-fixture.cjs, test/js/node/net/node-net.test.ts
The fixture checks socket events and abort error details while DNS lookup is pending. Runtime tests select Bun and, when available, Node 24 or later.
Abort after a native connection attempt test/js/node/net/node-net.test.ts
A glibc-only test checks abort events and error details after the first native connection attempt. The TCP listener test now binds to 127.0.0.1.
Possibly related issues
oven-sh/bun#46334 — The issue concerns isolated file globals remaining alive after teardown; this PR changes isolated teardown ordering and global release.
oven-sh/bun#43056 — The issue reports a crash after an isolated test VM is torn down; this PR changes the ordering of that teardown path, but the root cause is unconfirmed.
oven-sh/bun#47245 — The issue reports a SIGSEGV during isolated teardown; this PR changes isolated file teardown ordering, but the cause is unconfirmed.
oven-sh/bun#41655 — The issue reports a finalizer crash when handles remain open at teardown; this PR changes the ordering of handle stopping and global swapping.
Suggested reviewers: robobun
Merge Risk: Low · up to 1d197
The new tests check that teardown errors appear inside a group, but could miss a group titled with the wrong filename. The change is mergeable with a small coverage follow-up; no production failure is established by this finding.
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- Around line 165-167: Update the isolation test to import parseStringPromise
from xml2js at module scope and use it for both JUnit report parsing calls
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Close the request and server when a timeout event never fires.
785-785: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | 💤 Low value
Close the request and server when a timeout event never fires.
If a timeout event is missing, the await at line 785 never settles. The _done path in runTest never runs, so server.close (line 574) is not called. The server and request then stay open until the runner timeout.
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Review comment at @test/js/node/http/node-http.test.ts at line 785:
Update the `runTest` flow so waiting for each request’s `closed` promise cannot
block cleanup indefinitely when no timeout event fires. Ensure the timeout
fallback closes outstanding requests and reaches the existing `server.close`
cleanup path without relying on the missing event.
Shutdown errors from the final file do not reach its JUnit suite.
Shutdown errors from the final file do not reach its JUnit suite.
The final file runs with FileIsolation::KeepGlobal, so its open handles are not stopped when the file ends. Their close callbacks run during shutdown, after the JUnit report is written at src/runtime/cli/test_command.rs:5100. Errors from those callbacks cannot appear in that file's JUnit suite.
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Review comment at @src/runtime/cli/test_command.rs at line 5215:
Update the final-file handling around FileIsolation::KeepGlobal so its open
handles are closed and shutdown callback errors are collected before the JUnit
report is written. Preserve global isolation behavior for earlier files while
ensuring the final file’s suite includes errors from its shutdown callbacks.
Assert that load and teardown sentinels print inside their file group.
The matrix counts ::group:: and ::endgroup:: markers. It checks each sentinel only with toContain on the whole stderr. A sentinel printed before ::group:: or after ::endgroup:: still passes. For the load error and teardown error outcomes, the run has one group. Check that the sentinel index falls between that group's markers.
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Update the sentinel assertions in the outcome matrix so the load-error and
teardown-error sentinels are verified to occur between the file’s ::group:: and
::endgroup:: markers, rather than merely somewhere in stderr. Preserve the
existing marker-count assertions and apply the placement check only to those two
outcomes.
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What does this PR do?
Keep an isolated test file and its reporter alive while its handles are stopped and its global is retired. Previously, cleanup happened after the active file was released, so uncaught close-callback errors could lose their owning file and JUnit attribution.
The canonical
EnteredFilelifecycle now marks abandoned tests and hooks finished, clears outgoing mock state, stops handles and swaps the global while ownership is retained, then releases the file and resets preload/expect scopes. Duplicate cleanup in serial and parallel callers is removed. GitHub output groups close only when the current file's header actually printed, including headers printed during teardown; worker output ownership is preserved.Full isolation executes close callbacks during cleanup. Module isolation retains its existing contract: physical handles close, but disposed-context callbacks are silent. Final serial-file
KeepGlobalbehavior is unchanged.The HTTP timeout fixture now shares one cleanup owner between normal completion and
afterEach. A missing timeout notification can no longer strand its requests/server after the framework timeout. Request and framework deadlines are unchanged.The history preserves fixture commit
60acc08cd91687380b03cb16a682ff85f1ec1500from #45214, including its HTTP/net prerequisites. The original adaptation credit to robobun and #44435 is retained.Production delta against the qualification base: +81/-30 (net +51), for file lifetime and output ownership. Tests: +653/-103 (net +550), including fixture prerequisites.
Source and verification
Signed head:
b96221ec8b5bd2b4912701efbf89a09d791ddf36Tree:
94be1f5aa97a5da6ceb32e86cf26e54a53558842Qualification base:
3f3a9ff87cdccf3d32d7ec6b648c664eddaae840Original history is retained through a normal signed merge and signed follow-up commits.
Linux x64 Crabbox debug/ASAN proof on the published head:
Both the parent and harness-selected test child report the full signed head. Git HEAD/tree, all 52,034 tracked paths, the completed native sync manifest, frozen dependency inputs, and a clean tracked tree were verified. Executable SHA-256, unchanged through testing:
a2e77b06cd40f5631c725930c37d99aa0ac76b689d448fb687fc1683a6332ee4.Controls on the source subsequently committed as
49288c8205a5850afe1194e9b81c1bf9db708165(production and HTTP fixture bytes are unchanged in the final assertion-only follow-up): stock Bun 1.4.4 fails both new quiet serial cases with unmatched closing groups. Suppressing the HTTP fixture's timeout notification produces the existing 5-second test failure; cleanup completes and the following witness test passes. Restoring the fixture passes. All modified source bytes and the debug executable were verified restored afterward.Bun formatting and
git diff --checkpass on the final assertion-only follow-up. The unchanged production refresh also passed pinned Rust formatting on changed regions. Existing upstream file-wide Rust formatting differences remain.Earlier broader proof on
95dad340b578a8ada376fa31e56b79736aadfefd: terminalization mutation control 4 fail / restored 4 pass; ModuleGraph socket closure 1 pass; selected net fixtures 21 pass, 3 skip; wider isolation/environment coverage 251 pass, 2 skip, 32 fail. A same-builder upstream comparison found the same 32 failing cases with unchanged deadlines. Those broader results were not rerun on this head, and the wider suite is not claimed green.Review scope
The suggested final-file shutdown change was not applied. Global exit does not drain the event loop, and native teardown forbids JavaScript before closing handles. Forcing a final global swap would change existing shutdown semantics.
Hosted CI and upstream cleanup-policy review, including the relationship to #44841, remain merge gates. Historical ARM64 and combined-build results qualify their original commits only.
Separate source finding retained from earlier review: debug-only
RefDataformatting may reference a released collection scope; no runtime invalid read was reproduced, and it is outside this change.The header-name coverage follow-up is addressed. The quiet-output matrix now checks the exact owning file name and repeat suffix as well as marker balance and sentinel placement. A negative control on the pre-commit candidate test bytes changed captured headers from
a.test.tstob.test.ts: all 12 load/teardown cases failed; restoring the bytes passed all 12. The native runtime source was unchanged during that control.