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The S3 arm of `resolve_size` set the size of the blob to 0. Each S3 reader takes a known size as a window and sends a Range header, so the next read sent `Range: bytes=0-0`. It got one byte of the object, or `InvalidRange` for an object of 0 bytes. `resolve_size` runs for `.body`, `textStream()`, `HTMLRewriter.transform()` and `WebAssembly.compileStreaming()` of a body that holds an S3 file, for `console.log()` of that Request or Response, for the length matchers of `expect()`, for `structuredClone()` and for a FormData body. `.body` read the whole object until 1.3.10. The arm is now empty: the size of an S3 object stays unknown, and a slice keeps its window. `resolved_size` answers the same way.
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Status: ready for review. How to reproduce. A const ranges = [];
using server = Bun.serve({
port: 0,
fetch(req) {
const range = req.headers.get("range");
ranges.push(range);
return range
? new Response("0", { status: 206, headers: { "content-range": "bytes 0-0/10" } })
: new Response("0123456789");
},
});
const s3 = new Bun.S3Client({ endpoint: server.url.href, accessKeyId: "k", secretAccessKey: "s", bucket: "b" });
const request = new Request("http://example.com/", { method: "POST", body: s3.file("object.txt") });
console.log(await Bun.readableStreamToText(request.body)); // "0" on 1.3.11 to 1.4.4 and on main, "0123456789" with this PR
console.log(ranges); // [ "bytes=0-0" ] on main, [ null ] with this PR
The 26 new tests run the same reads against CI. On e8f1b97 each job that ran passed: 179 of 181 (build 131774). The two |
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WalkthroughS3-backed Blob size resolution now preserves the current size instead of setting it to zero. New tests cover unknown-size S3 files during inspection, transfer, and consumption through Request and Response body paths. ChangesS3 Blob size preservation
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Issue [#43934] requires S3 sizes to remain unknown in resolve_size and resolved_size, and requires readers to avoid one-byte range requests. The PR implements these requirements. The added S3 test… |
Add an S3-specific fallback in Body::Value::size for the inspect header. Map an unsliced unknown S3 size to zero there only. Keep resolve_size and resolved_size unknown so readers do not issue one-byte range requests. Add or update th… |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: preserving an unknown size for S3 blobs in resolve_size. Out of Scope Changes check The changed runtime code, comment, and tests support [ #43934]. The tests exercise the related S3 body, request, stream, clone, FormData, matcher, and copy paths affected by size resolution. No unrelat…Description check The description is complete and provides the PR purpose, problem, fix, verification results, test coverage, known limitations, and related issues. It does not use the exact template headings, but it c… Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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#43934] requires S3 sizes to remain unknown inresolve_sizeandresolved_size, and requires readers to avoid one-byte range requests. The PR implements these requirements. The added S3 tests cover body, request, clone, FormData, stream, and copy paths. However, [#43934] also requiresBun.inspectto preserveRequest (0 KB)by mapping unknown S3 size to zero inBody::Value::size. The PR changes only the documentation forknown_size; the reported output becomesRequest {.Resolution
Add an S3-specific fallback in
Body::Value::sizefor the inspect header. Map an unsliced unknown S3 size to zero there only. Keepresolve_sizeandresolved_sizeunknown so readers do not issue one-byte range requests. Add or update the inspect regression test.
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The HEAD test for a slice of an S3 file read only the two Content-Length headers. It now reads the GET body and compares both headers with its length.
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#38364 (a FormData body throws for an S3 entry) needs the
On a debug build of #38364, Two notes from the review of #38364 that concern the code of this PR. Both are marked optional there, and #38364 does not change them:
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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 findings, I also checked whether keeping MAX_SIZE on an unsliced S3 blob changes s3file.slice(start) with no end: slice() in src/runtime/webcore/Blob.rs already clamps the unknown size to i64::MAX and builds the same open-ended window on the base branch before any size query, so this PR does not introduce that window, it only stops a prior size query from collapsing it to an empty blob. The mutating resolve_size and non-mutating resolved_size S3 arms are both updated, so the twin pair stays consistent.
Extended reasoning...
The native change is three lines in src/runtime/webcore/Blob.rs (the S3 arms of resolve_size and resolved_size) plus comment-only edits in RequestContext.rs and Body.rs, with large new test blocks in test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts and test/js/web/fetch/body.test.ts. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface. Seven inline findings were posted, including a user-visible HEAD/GET content-length discrepancy for S3 slices and a serialization throw the tests mask with a swallowing helper, so a human look is needed; this note only records the open-ended slice concern that was examined and found to be pre-existing.
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src/runtime/webcore/Blob.rs— Users who structuredClone, postMessage or serialize an S3 file get a throw, and for an S3 slice a corrupt in-memory Blob of garbage bytes, exactly as on the base branch; the PR's tests hide it with attempt(). Blob.rs:717-722 tags every non-File store as SerializeTag::Bytes, then Blob.rs:742-744 writes a u64 size and a Path record for S3. The deserializer at Blob.rs:3739-3741 reads a u32 byte count from the low half of that size: 0xFFFFFFFF for an unsliced file (throws), 20 for a 20-byte slice (copies tag/len/path bytes as the blob's content). Fix: give S3 its own SerializeTag (or File) so serialize and deserialize agree, and assert the outcome in the s3.test.ts calls instead of catch {}.Why this was flagged
Trigger: structuredClone(s3file), port.postMessage(s3file) or bun:jsc serialize() on any S3File. Blob.rs:717-725 picks SerializeTag::Bytes for an S3 store because only Data::File maps to SerializeTag::File. Blob.rs:729-745 then takes the non-Bytes branch: it writes self.size as u64 (MAX_SIZE for an unsliced file, the window for a slice) and calls Store::serialize, whose S3 arm (src/runtime/webcore/blob/Store.rs:200-207) writes a Path tag, a u32 length and the key. on_structured_clone_deserialize at Blob.rs:3739-3741 sees tag Bytes and reads a u32 bytes_len from the first four bytes of the u64 size: 0xFFFFFFFF for MAX_SIZE, so read_slice fails and the clone throws; for a slice of 20 bytes it reads 20 bytes of [high size word][path tag][path len][key] as the blob's contents and returns a Bytes blob of garbage with no error. The base shows the same lines, and the PR's test deliberately swallows the throw at s3.test.ts:2202-2206. Remedy: serialize S3 under its own tag and deserialize to an S3 store, and make the test assert the outcome of each call.
Verification: src/runtime/webcore/Blob.rs:717-725 maps only store::Data::File(_) to SerializeTag::File; an S3 store falls into SerializeTag::Bytes. :742 writes the u64 size before resolve_size, so wire bytes are identical before and after. The deserializer at :3739-3741 reads the LOW 32 bits as a byte count, so an unsliced S3 file throws and a slice yields a garbage Blob. s3.test.ts:2202-2206 swallows the throw.
This branch already had the three source hunks of #46653, with the same text. The merge adds its tests in s3.test.ts and body.test.ts, so that the change is covered whichever of the two lands first.
- Each call in s3.test.ts asserts what it returns or throws. The helper that ignored the result is gone, and the matcher test is part of the matcher rows. - The row for the message of a failed expect() asserts the first line of the printed subject. - The two 1 MiB tests run with the other tests of the block. - The comments say what the tests check, not what the code did before.
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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 whether resolved_size now handing MAX_SIZE to ByteBlobLoader::setup could break its chunk-size arithmetic — it cannot: ReadableStream::from_blob_copy_ref only builds a ByteBlobLoader for Data::Bytes stores, and the S3 arm maps MAX_SIZE to None (no Range) before calling the S3 stream. The latest push addresses the attempt-helper, serial 1 MiB test and comment nits from the earlier round.
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The source change is a three-line edit in src/runtime/webcore/Blob.rs (the S3 arms of resolve_size/resolved_size no longer collapse size to 0) plus two comment updates; the rest is new tests over an in-process s3-server. No security-sensitive surface is touched. Approval is withheld because an inline finding is being posted this run, earlier inline threads from the previous round (the matcher sentinel and two pre-existing S3 paths) remain open, and the S3 size sentinel reaches several consumers a maintainer should weigh.
The server lists a request after it answered it. The header test read the list right after `Bun.inspect()`, so a request that a print started could not be in it yet. The test now downloads the object once before it reads the list. The HEAD test no longer reads the list.
Supersedes #43934.
Problem
request.bodyover an S3 file reads 1 byte (Range: bytes=0-0). It read the whole object until 1.3.10. An empty object rejects withInvalidRange.console.log(request),fetch(request)uploads 1 byte with a 200. After a failedstructuredClone(s3file),s3.write(copy, s3file)stores 1 byte.resolve_size(src/runtime/webcore/Blob.rs:2066) sets the size to 0. S3 readers send a known size as a Range.Fix
resolve_sizeis empty.resolved_sizeanswers the same way.test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.tsandtest/js/web/fetch/body.test.ts.Background
Blobis anoffsetand asizeover a store: bytes, a file, or an S3 key.MAX_SIZEmeans unknown, andresolve_sizereplaces it.expect()matchers, structured clone, FormData,.body,textStream()and WebAssembly streaming.Request (0 KB), against clone() of a Bun.file() body no longer freezes what the Bun.file() answers or throws for a body that cannot be read #44504.Downsides
console.log()of a Request or Response over an unsized S3 file printsRequest {, notRequest (0 KB) {.expect(s3file).toHaveLength(0)and.toBeEmpty()now fail, as for a missingBun.file()..textgrows by 256 B. The stripped binary keeps its size.Notes
Origin. A fuzz run found it. It was found before in review of #41593, where a maintainer asked for the S3 change as its own PR (#41593 (comment)). That comment covered the stream readers. The new header line and the new matcher results were not part of it: see the question below. No user reported it, so there is no issue to link.
Who reaches it. A Request built by hand over an S3 file, and its clones. A Response from
fetch(URL.createObjectURL(s3file)). An S3 file that is used again afterstructuredClone(),postMessage(),serialize(), a FormData encode, or anexpect()length matcher. With no such call,s3file.text(),s3file.stream(),fetch(url, { body: s3file }),request.text()ands3.write(dest, s3file)are correct on main.new Response(s3file)is a 302 redirect with no body and never reaches the arm.Since when. Release binaries, an object of 100 bytes behind a
Bun.serveon loopback:request.bodyrequest.text()afterBun.inspect(request)s3.write(copy, file)after a failedstructuredClone(file)fetch(request)afterBun.inspect(request)fetch(request), no logsize = 0. Both Range builders left the header out at offset 0, which hid the 0..bodyregression.fetch()with an S3 body uploaded 0 bytes with or without a log. The 1 byte after a log exists since 1.4.0.textStream()shipped in 1.4.0 and read 1 byte from the start.resolve_sizeand not in a reader.resolve_sizelost its other made-up sizes one case at a time: pipes in fix(blob): don't set size to 0 for non-seekable files in resolveSize() #27852, slices of bytes in blob: stop resolve_size() widening a sliced Blob to the end of its store #31210, slices of files in Fix four crash/correctness bugs: node:vm link(), Worker name, FFI threadsafe callbacks, sliced Bun.file #34140. S3 is the last.Object sizes (
request.bodyon main): 0 bytes rejects withS3Error: The requested range is not satisfiable(InvalidRange, 416). 1 byte is correct by accident. 2 bytes and more read 1 byte.Repro. The S3 endpoint is a
Bun.serveon loopback that holds one object of 10 bytes.request.body"0",Range: bytes=0-0"0123456789", no Rangefetch(request)after the request was loggedRange: bytes=0-0,POST /sink 1 bytesPOST /sink 10 bytess3.write(copy, file)afterstructuredClone(file)threwPUT /b/copy.txt 1 bytesPUT /b/copy.txt 10 bytesMeasurements. Release builds of 5c6d4e2 and of that commit with this change (61093bf245), same machine and toolchain. That commit was main when the builds ran. The branch is now on 6292c65 with the same two arms. The S3 endpoint is
test/packages/s3-serverwith an object of 100 bytes.Range: bytes=N-N: 23 of 23 (main) -> 0 of 23 (PR), from the request log oftest/packages/s3-server. The 23 are the entry points of the new tests..text: 82,231,705 B -> 82,231,961 B (delta +256 B,llvm-size -A). Three symbols change size, +30 B in total (nm -S):resolve_size232 B -> 236 B,Value::to_readable_stream1392 B -> 1396 B,ReadableStream::from_blob_copy_ref7691 B -> 7713 B. The rest is alignment. The strippedbunis 107,808,480 B in both.resolve_sizethe instructions are the same 68. Onejnenow goes to the return and needs the long form.callinstructions in the 7 functions that hold or call the arms: 226 -> 226 (0 added, so no allocation added). The 7 are the three above,Value::to_text_readable_stream, the WebAssembly streaming export,Bun__Blob__getSizeForBindingsandon_structured_clone_serialize.nexti, 3 calls in each of 2 runs, no variance):resolve_sizeBun.file(path).sizeresolve_sizeBun.inspect(request)over an S3 fileValue::to_readable_stream(.body)Value::to_readable_stream(.body)Bun.file()ReadableStream::from_blob_copy_refReadableStream::from_blob_copy_refBun.file()Value::to_text_readable_stream(textStream())Value::to_text_readable_stream(textStream())Bun.file()Bun.file()bodies (gdbcatch syscall, N=1000 minus N=0), main -> PR:.body1001 -> 1001, inspect 1001 -> 1001,structuredClone1001 -> 1001. A FormData body with 600 file entries: 1201 -> 1201.Request.body1 -> 1,048,583,Response.body1 -> 1,048,583,textStream()1 -> 1,048,583,HTMLRewriter1 -> 1,048,583.WebAssembly.compileStreaming()of a module of 1,048,592 bytes:CompileError-> compiles. ASAN reports on the debug build: 0.Content-Lengthfor aslice(10, 30)S3 body: 0 / 0 with the guard of Hardening: fix crashes across the runtime, bundler, dev server, shell and CLI #46021. 20 / 0 with the one call ofshim::blob_is_s3forced to returnfalsein gdb, on the debug build of this PR. S3 requests: 0.BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1 BUN_JSC_dumpSimulatedThrows=1, which the runner sets on the ASAN lane. There the 26 take 12.5 s, and the slowest test took 1.5 s. An earlier revision of these tests passed 100 of 100 runs on the release build.perf,valgrind,straceandbloatyare not installed on the machine that ran this.Other visible changes, main -> PR, for an S3 file with no slice:
f.sizeafter a size query:0->NaN, as before the query.f.slice(a, b)taken after a size query: an emptyBlobthat sends no request -> the same S3 slice as with no query. 8 of 8 slice shapes differ from their control on main, 0 of 8 with this PR.toHaveLength(0)andtoBeEmpty()pass, and break the file -> fail.not.toHaveLength(0)andnot.toBeEmpty()fail -> pass.structuredClone,postMessage,serialize) taken after a size query gives what a clone with no query gives: theTypeError. On main, for a key of 1 to 4 bytes, the second clone gave an emptyBlob. Throw DataCloneError when structured-cloning an S3File #37905 changes what the call does.Request (20 bytes) {..bodyof aslice(95)body sendsbytes=95-4503599627370494, astext()of that slice does on main. Before, it sentbytes=95-95.Question for a maintainer. The new header line and the new matcher results follow from an unknown size. No test and no doc pins the old ones, and #44504 already prints no size for an unknown size. This PR proposes no fallback. If one has to stay, there are three exact places. The S3 arm stays empty in each.
Body::Value::sizethat stores nothing. It changes only the test of theBun.inspect()header inbody.test.ts.Bun__Blob__getSizeForBindings, not inget_size_for_bindings, which also feeds the header. It changes only the two matcher rows ins3.test.ts.get_size_for_bindings.Not covered by a test. The S3 arm of
resolved_size. Its one caller,ByteBlobLoader::setup, runs only for a bytes store. The arm changes so that it agrees withresolve_size.#46528 (open, by a maintainer) rewrites the HEAD path of
Bun.serveand removes the guard of #46021 (src/runtime/server/RequestContext.rs:2657). Its head a021d40 still hasS3 => self.size.set(0), by a read of its source. No build of it ran here.resolve_size()is false after the fix. The PR that lands second takes the side of http: consolidate the open fetch, Bun.serve, node:http, node:http2 and HTTP/3 pull requests #46528 there.body.test.tsasserts that HEAD reports the length that GET sends. http: consolidate the open fetch, Bun.serve, node:http, node:http2 and HTTP/3 pull requests #46528 writes the length of the bytes that GET sends, so the test describes that path too.Left as they are.
s3file.slice(5, 5).text()sendsRange: bytes=5-5, and for an empty object it rejects withInvalidRange. The rule is in two identical Range builders (src/runtime/webcore/s3/client.rs:116and:1147), which subtract 1 only when the size is above 0. s3: emit HTTP suffix/open-ended Range for S3File.slice(-n) and slice(a) #33687 (closed) wrote one builder for both. S3: a zero-length slice sendsRange: bytes=N-Nand reads one byte #43929 is closed as not planned.structuredClone(s3file)still throwsTypeError: Unable to deserialize data.The file stays whole now. Throw DataCloneError when structured-cloning an S3File #37905 proposes aDataCloneError.resolve_sizestill sets 0 after a failed stat. Bun.file: a failed stat leaves the size unknown #39763 changes it.Bun.servesends an empty body on GET for a Response whose body is an S3 blob.Against #43934. #43934 is still open and conflicts with main. A maintainer decides which of the two stays. The two arms are the same. This PR has no case in
Body::Value::size, and usestest/packages/s3-serverin place of a second stand-in. It adds the comment at the HEAD guard, the HEAD test, the empty object and the 1 MiB stream tests. It also adds tests for the failedexpect()message,postMessage,serializeand the two copies.Other open PRs on these lines. #43897, #43910, #39763 and #45859 edit
resolve_sizeorresolved_size. The second one to land needs a rebase of one arm. #38364 can drop itsis_s3()guard beforeresolve_size()after this PR. #46633 adds a call ofresolve_size()toBlob.slice()for a negative index. By a read of its diff, without this PR that call sets the size of an S3 file to 0 ons3file.slice(-n). With this PR it leaves the file as it is.Tests.
test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts(6) andtest/js/web/fetch/body.test.ts(20). The one that passes on main is the HEAD test. Each call that asks for the size asserts its own result, as it is on main:structuredClone()throws,postMessage()andserialize()return, and the FormData body resolves. #37905 and #38364 change those results and have to change these rows with them.Suites run.
test/js/bun/s3/(22 files),body.test.ts,blob.test.ts,response.test.ts,wasm-streaming.test.ts,fetch-backpressure.test.ts,inspect.test.js,bun-file.test.ts,bun-cryptohasher.test.ts,hash.test.js,bun-server.test.ts,bun-serve-static.test.ts, the threestructured-clonefiles, the threeFormDatafiles,expect.test.js,html-rewriter.test.js,bun-write.test.jsandwebsocket-blob.test.ts. The two runs differ only in the new tests. In each run 5 tests offetch-backpressure.test.tstime out. Alone, that file fails 3 to 5 tests on both builds in this container.structuredClone-classes.test.tsandbun-server.test.tspass when run alone.Bun.file(0) survives GC(bun-write.test.js) andShould fall back to NoSuchKey(s3-list-objects.test.ts) time out in a run of their file and pass alone with-t. The other two are infetch-backpressure.test.ts. Each of the six has the same result on the two release builds.no test proof · iteration 2 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/util/inspect.test.js, test/js/bun/http/bun-server.test.ts