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WalkthroughThe server-close path now checks pending close state through a separate helper and defers close emission after plaintext socket errors. New HTTP and HTTPS tests cover close-event ordering across connection scenarios. The keep-alive test expects the server close callback before the server socket’s close event. ChangesHTTP server close handling
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Problem
'close'check for the last connection is a listener on that socket:this.once("close", ...)inNodeHTTPServerSocket.#onClose(src/js/node/_http_server.ts:1852on main), behind the program's listeners.'close'emit does not reach it,server.close(cb), the server's'close'andasyncDisposenever come. A program listener that throws ends the emit.socket.removeAllListeners()loses it with no exception. Node and 1.4.2 call back.Fix
#onClosequeues the check itself withprocess.nextTick, where the listener was added. No socket listener is involved.'clientError'stays ahead of the server's'close', as in Node.test/js/node/http/node-http-server-close-drain.test.ts(26 rows in one fixture, 21 differ withsrc/at main). Other suites: Notes.listen()before the last close is delivered (1). Both are separate changes.Background
emitCloseServeremits the server's'close'when the listener is closed and no connection is tracked.Socket.prototype._destroyand queues the server's'close'there.#onClose:getConnections()then reads 0 inside a'readable'listener at the peer's FIN, where Node reads 1.Downsides
'close'now comes before the last socket's'close'when the listener's own close was already delivered. That is Node's order. 1.4.3 has the reverse, and one test asserted it.#onClosebytecode grows from 1149 to 1198 bytes.instructions:uis not measured: noperforvalgrindin the build container.Notes
How it was found. By probing the lifecycle code of #43557. No user reported these shapes. Issue #45095 has a similar title and a different cause: its repro also waits on Node v26.3.0 (a half-open upgraded socket that nothing ends), and this PR does not change it.
The rows (
test/js/node/http/node-http-server-close-last-connection-fixture.js, one process, each step follows an event or a round trip). Node v26.3.0 runs the same file. Withsrc/at main, 21 of the 26 rows differ from this branch, and 17 of them never get the callback. Bun 1.4.3 prints the same lines as main.'close'listener throws (http, https)'close'listener throws'close'listener of an upgraded socket throws'close'listener of a socket that sent one byte throwsserver[Symbol.asyncDispose]()waits and a socket'close'listener throws'aborted'listener removes the socket's'close'listenerssocket.emitswallows'close''error'listener of a socket destroyed with an error throwscloseAllConnections(),closeIdleConnections()or the peer closes the idle last connection, and its'close'listener throws (3 rows)closeIdleConnections()and thensocket.destroy()'end'listener removes every listener of the socket'error'listener removes the'close'listeners at the peer's resetclose()itself closes the idle last connection'clientError', socket'error'or socket'close'listener listens again (3 rows)This branch prints Node's line in 22 of the 26 rows. The 4 others are marked above. In each of them the socket's
'close'comes earlier than in Node: Node emits it in a later turn of the loop, Bun in a tick.Each clause of the fix has a row that fails without it (checked by swapping the generated JS): without
|| this.#closeError2 rows change, withouterrored ||3, without!this.encrypted2, with no error path at all 5, and with the decision taken on the second tick the 3 "listens again" rows.The test that changed.
node-http.test.ts, "waits for an active keep-alive connection to close before server.close() completes", asserted that the socket's'close'comes before the close callback. Node v26.3.0 printsserver 'close' | close callback | socket closefor that scenario (3 of 3 runs), so the old assertions fail on Node. The test now asserts Node's order and waits for the server socket's'close'before it reads the events.The order rule. The server's
'close'comes before the last socket's'close'only when the native close of the listener was already delivered when that connection's close handler runs. The socket's'close'is still first when a request was pending at the native close, whenclose()itself sweeps the idle connection, and on a plaintext close that carries an error.Measurements (debug build of
e40a58ad87, main's generated JS against this PR's on the same binary).JSLexicalEnvironmentper 1000 connection closes, GC off (bun:jscheapStats): main 12001 and 12001, PR 11001 and 11001.#onClosehas 1create_lexical_environmentand 1new_func_expon main, 0 and 0 here.close()pending: 1 add, 1 delete and 1 size read on the tracked set, on both. Per drain:once("close")registrations 1 on main, 0 here. OneemitCloseServertick on both.socket.listenerCount("close")inside the last emission withclose()pending: main 3, PR 2, Node 3. Not pending: main 2, PR 2.#onClosebytecode: 230 instructions and 1149 bytes on main, 238 and 1198 here.emitCloseServer(87 instructions, 381 bytes) becomestakePendingClose(83, 364) plusemitCloseServer(11, 49)._http_server.js: 98485 to 98815 bytes (+330).$newRustFunctionbindings in_http_server.ts: 2 on both.instructions:u: not measured.perfandvalgrindare not installed in the build container, and no release build of both sides was made.test-http-*andtest-https-*files, 499 pass on this cut. The 5 others (test-http-abort-queued.js,test-http-agent-keepalive.js,test-http-client-timeout-option.js,test-http-outgoing-end-cork.js,test-https-timeout.js) fail the same way with main's JS on this debug build.Suites run on the debug build with this cut:
node-http-server-close-drain.test.ts31 pass (withsrc/at main 30 pass, 1 fail: the new test).node-http.test.ts290 pass, 2 fail.node-http-server-abort-events.test.ts105 pass.node-http-server-socket-end-drain.test.ts9 pass.node-http-server-timeouts.test.ts16 pass.bun lint,bun fmt --check,tsc -p src/js/tsconfig.json. On the first cutnode-http-connect.test.ts,node-http-upgrade-body.test.ts,node-http-with-ws.test.ts,node-https-server.test.ts,node-http-backpressure.test.ts,node-http-uaf.test.tsandws.test.tswere run too. Every failure in these runs is a 5 s timeout of a test that starts a debugbunprocess, and the same tests time out with main's JS on that binary.Still withheld, as on main.
'readable'listener that throws at the peer's FIN: the throw leaves#onClosebefore the count goes down. Open PR node:http: emit 'close' on req.socket with hadError, also when its 'error' emit throws #45017 puts acatchon those two statements and has the row.'connection'of a secondhttp.Server: its close is counted on the second server, and the first keepsgetConnections()1. Older than node:http: the server follows Node (request body, framing, response finish, lifecycle) #43557 (1.4.2 printsconnections 1). It needs the accepting server in its own slot, whichauthorizedandauthorizationErrorshould read too, and open PRs node:http: closeIdleConnections() reads req.complete, and a destroyed request sets it #44310 and fix(node:https): wrap injected raw connections with TLS #42594 touch the same lines. A separate change.close(cb), then destroy the last connection andlisten()before that connection's close is delivered (the same tick, a microtask or anextTick): the callback waits for the nextclose(). Node decides in the_destroyframe. Doing the same changes whengetConnections()counts a destroyed connection. The same gate withholds the callback when a request was pending at the native close and a listener of the socket listens again before the listener's own close is delivered. A separate change.Not changed here. The gates in
takePendingClose(the body of the oldemitCloseServer),close(),_destroy, every native file, and the response-'close'emitter.close(cb)on a server that is not listening still emits no'close'(older than #43557).First cut of this PR. It counted the connection down at the head of
#onClose, wrapped the statements after it intry/finally, and kept the accepting server in a private field. A review of that diff found that the head count-down changesgetConnections()inside a'readable'listener at the peer's FIN from 1 (Node, main) to 0, that #45017 already fixes the one row it bought, and that a private field cannot be set by the re-home loop of #44310. This cut drops all three.Neighbours. #45017 changes how this socket emits
'error'and'close'. With it the server's'close'on a plaintext error close lands between the two, as in Node. The earlier PRs #35837 and #35844 queued the same direct tick before #43557 replaced it with the listener.