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…ob out Bun.stdin.stream() is one cached stream per Blob. to_any_blob lifted the fd store out of it and then marked the stream consumed as a body, so the next user (process.stdin, a second spawn) found it locked and closed. Handing the fd to a child or a Blob reader never reads the stream, so the File arm now returns before done()/closeConsumedAsBody for a store over an fd.
Bun.stdin.stream() is one cached stream per Blob. A spawn stdio or a Body consumer that lifts the fd store out with to_any_blob, or reads through the stream with text(), marked the stream consumed as a body. The next user (process.stdin, a second spawn) found it locked and closed. A stream over an fd store now keeps its state for the next user: to_any_blob returns before done()/closeConsumedAsBody, and set_promise skips mark_consumed_as_body.
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WalkthroughThe change tracks cached file-descriptor-backed Blob streams as shared and adds shared-Blob handling to child-process stdio and shell redirection. Regression tests cover reuse of ChangesShared-FD stdin stream preservation
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Issue #45068 requires process.stdin.resume() to work after Bun.spawn receives Bun.stdin.stream(). Stdio::extract now checks shared_blob before the consuming conversion, and shared_blob rej… |
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#45068requiresprocess.stdin.resume()to work afterBun.spawnreceivesBun.stdin.stream().Stdio::extractnow checksshared_blobbefore the consuming conversion, andshared_blobrejects disturbed or locked streams while returning the cached fd Blob without reading the stream. The regression test covers resume afterBun.spawn, immediate resume and close,spawnSync, stdio arrays, wrappedResponseandRequestbodies, and the shell redirect. The test also verifies refusal of an already-used stream.
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#45068. The shared-reader marker, non-consuming Blob lookup, child-stdio body conversion, shell redirect handling, and regression tests all support reuse of cached fd-backed streams or preserve existing stream-consumption rules. No unrelated change is demonstrated.
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Review comments at @src/runtime/webcore/ReadableStream.rs:
- Around line 325-327: The is_shared_fd_stream predicate cannot infer cache
identity from PathOrFileDescriptor::Fd(_), because uncached readers can also be
FD-backed. In ReadableStream.rs:325–327 and 228–229, track and check explicit
cached-stream identity instead; in Body.rs:440, mark streams obtained through
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A Response body stream over Bun.stdin is a fresh stream over the same fd store, and a consumer must still spend it. FileReader::shared is set only by Blob::get_stream_with_cache, so is_shared_stream names exactly the cached stream. The tests run their child commands through bun.
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I re-reviewed the updated version and did not find new bugs; moving the exemption onto the cached stream (FileReader::shared, set only in Blob::get_stream_with_cache) resolves the earlier concern about uncached fd streams over the same store. A maintainer look is still worthwhile because the PR deliberately lets the cached stdin stream diverge from the locked-after-consume contract from #42516 (the in-flight second-reader case listed under Downsides), which is a product decision rather than a correctness question.
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sharedis set in exactly one place and read in exactly two (to_any_blobearly return,set_promiseskip ofmark_consumed_as_body); everyFileReaderconstruction site uses..Default::default(), so the flag starts false everywhere.set_promisereadsis_shared_stream()throughStrong::get(), which re-tags from the JS object, so it is evaluated before the consumer detaches the source.- The
clone()path (take_blob_from_unread_stream) already refuses fd stores viastore_reads_repeatably, so the new early return into_any_blobis not reachable from there. - The regression test covers spawn/spawnSync/stdio-array, Response-as-stdin, bytes/arrayBuffer/blob/text, and the negative case that
new Response(Bun.stdin).bodystays locked;json()/formData()andRequestbodies take the sameset_promisearm but are not in the matrix.
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The change adds a Cell<bool> to FileReader, sets it in Blob::get_stream_with_cache on the per-Blob cached fd stream, and uses it to skip done()/closeConsumedAsBody in ReadableStream::to_any_blob and mark_consumed_as_body in Body::set_promise, plus a new regression test; four source files and one test, about 25 lines of production code. No security-sensitive surface is touched. The code matches the description and the flag is wired through every constructor and consumer, which rules out the mechanical concerns. Deferring rather than approving because the PR intentionally changes observable Web API semantics for one stream (a cached Bun.stdin.stream() stays unlocked while a Body read is in flight, per the author's own Downsides section), which a maintainer should sign off on, and because the earlier inline thread about that concurrent-reader behaviour remains a design tradeoff rather than something the new commits changed.
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked two things in shared_blob and ruled them out: it skips the start_offset/max_size window that to_any_blob applies, but spawn's extract_blob only reads pathlike for an fd-backed store and ignores offset/size, so nothing is lost for its one caller; and it does not call reload_tag(), which is fine because Stdio::extract builds the stream from from_js immediately before, so the tag is fresh.
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This version narrows the fix to spawn only: a shared flag on FileReader set at Blob::get_stream_with_cache, a ReadableStream::shared_blob that returns a Blob over the lazy store without disturbing the stream, and Stdio::extract trying it before to_any_blob; Body.rs is no longer touched, so the earlier concerns about Body consumers racing a second reader no longer apply. No security-sensitive surface. The one inline finding (Response/Request wrappers around the cached stream still route through to_blob_if_possible and spend it) is the sibling site a human should weigh before merging.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline finding, I also checked that shared_blob skipping the start_offset/max_size window to_any_blob applies is not observable for its callers: extract_blob (stdio.rs:577-612) hands an fd-backed store's raw fd to the child and ignores the Blob's offset/size, so a cached Bun.stdin.slice(n).stream() behaves the same on both paths. The Response/Request wrapper and shell-redirect entry points now route through to_blob_for_child_stdio as well, and the new bodyUsed === true assertions confirm try_use_as_any_blob still marks the body spent.
Extended reasoning...
The latest push rewired extract_body_value and the shell Response redirect to the new Body::Value::to_blob_for_child_stdio, closing the sibling entry points flagged in the previous round. The remaining inline finding concerns a pre-existing fd-0 blocking-read hazard that the recommended pattern now steers users toward, which is a design question for a human. This note only records what else was examined and ruled out.
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Why it hangs. Proposed patch, not in this PR. No fix for it is open or on main yet. This makes the fixture independent of the registry. With it the test goes from the 90 s timeout to passing in 5.6 s on that machine, with no outbound connection: --- a/test/js/third_party/next-auth/fixture/server.js
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Fixes #45068
What does this PR do?
The bug. This throws
TypeError: Invalid state: ReadableStream is locked(ERR_INVALID_STATE) on 1.4.3 and on main. It works on 1.4.2.A second
Bun.spawn(..., { stdin: Bun.stdin.stream() })andfor await (const line of console)fail the same way after the first spawn.Root cause.
Bun.stdin.stream()is one stream, cached on the Blob (Blob::get_stream_with_cache).process.stdinand theconsoleasync iterator read that same object. Spawn callsReadableStream::to_any_blobon it only to find out that it is backed by fd 0, and then gives the child the fd (Stdio::Inherit). Since #42516,to_any_blobleaves the stream closed, disturbed and locked. So the one shared stream is spent although nothing read from it.The fix. Handing the fd to a child no longer spends the cached stream.
ReadableStream::shared_blobreturns the Blob behind the stream and does not touch the stream. It answers only for an unread, unlocked stream that carriesFileReader::shared.FileReader::sharedis set in one place,Blob::get_stream_with_cache, on the stream it caches. That only happens for an fd-backed Blob.shared_blobfirst and fall back to what they did before. They are all the callers ofStdio::extract_blobthat start from a stream:Stdio::extract(spawn/stdio.rs), the case in the issue;Response/Requestover the stream inStdio::extract_body_value, through the newBody::Value::to_blob_for_child_stdio;< ${new Response(Bun.stdin.stream())}(shell/states/Cmd.rs), through the same helper.to_any_blobis the same as on main.size_of::<FileReader>()is 344 bytes before and after: the flag fits in existing padding. The flag is set once per fd-backed Blob, and only a stream,ResponseorRequestused as a child's stdio reaches the new check.What changes. Only a cached fd stream (
Bun.stdin.stream(),Bun.file(fd).stream()), bare or wrapped in aResponse/Request, used as stdio forBun.spawn,Bun.spawnSyncor aBun.$redirect. Everything else is as on main:'stdin' ReadableStream has already been used.Response/Requesthanded to a child is still used up:bodyUsedistrueand a second use fails withBody already used..bodyofnew Response(Bun.stdin)are not cached, so spawn still spends them.After the handoff
process.stdinreally reads fd 0, as Node does withstdio: "inherit"plusprocess.stdin.resume(). Parent and child share the bytes,closefires at the real EOF, and the parent stays alive until then. On 1.4.2 the parent read from a cancelled source:endandclosefired on the first chunk of data, and that chunk was lost to both sides.Not covered, on purpose. A Body that reads the shared stream in this process still leaves it locked, as on 1.4.3 and main:
await new Response(Bun.stdin.stream()).text(),bytes(),json(),blob()and the rest.process.stdin.resume()throws after those; it did not on 1.4.2. That lock is the fetch behaviour #42516 added. Lifting it for this stream makes these wrong compared with main:new Response(Bun.stdin.stream()).bytes()Body object should not be disturbed or lockedresponse.body.lockedafterawait response.bytes()truefalse, withbodyUsedtrueprocess.stdin.resume()whileresponse.bytes()is pendingHow did you verify your code works?
test/regression/issue/45068.test.ts, 8 cases, all pass on a debug build of this branch.resume()after the child exited,resume()right after spawn (the order in the issue),spawnSync+spawn+ thestdioarray form followed by a read, aResponseand aRequestas spawn stdin, and the shell redirect. All six fail with the errors from the issue on 1.4.3 and on a debug build withsrc/reverted to main. With only the bare-stream change in place, the last three still fail.shared_blob: without thesharedcheck, spawn stops spending aResponsebody stream overBun.stdin; without the disturbed / locked check, spawn accepts a cancelled stream.Also run by hand on the debug build: the repro from the issue as written, a wrapper that kills its child when
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