[robobun]

Problem

• A Bun.serve dev server (HTML route, development mode) appends an error page to a response body that fails mid-stream. For a BuildMessage or ResolveMessage that page lists no error. The message stays in vm.log for the next error page, the print at exit and a Worker's error event.
• The error printer copied the message into vm.log (src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:6485, :6504). report_committed_body_error (src/runtime/server/RequestContext.rs:3033), which appends the page, never read or reset it.

Fix

• ExceptionList becomes a struct: exceptions and build. The printer pushes build and resolve messages into build. DevErrorPage renders it.
• No request path reads or resets vm.log. The second commit deletes the production reset.
• Verified: 11 new cases in serve-stream-body-error.test.ts and serve.test.ts, 10 fail on main. Other suites: Notes.
• Self-reviewed: 20 concerns raised, 17 addressed. Not taken (Notes): a resolve_or_null fix, a rename of ExceptionList, a provenance nit.

Background

• vm.log is a VM's one bun_ast::Log. Its owner reports it: the main thread prints, a Worker fires error events.
• run_error_handler fills an ExceptionList only for the development error page.
• Considered a reset in report_committed_body_error: a whole-log page still lists another request's error from the same turn.

Downsides

• A failed request no longer lists or erases other code's vm.log entries (package.json warnings). The VM's owner reports them: for a Worker, one more error event.
• Not fixed: resolve_or_null still resets the log when a dev server starts without react-refresh.
• One 512-byte allocation per development error page with a build or resolve message. Release .text: +3,328 bytes (linux-x64), 3,092 from the second commit. Each printed Error: +15 instructions.

Notes

No issue reports this bug. The check of the Log::add_msg callers for #47186 found it (see "Not in this PR" there).

Repro (main, linux x64)

server.ts, next to page.html (any HTML file) and broken.ts (export const oops = ;):

import page from "./page.html";

const server = Bun.serve({
  port: 0,
  routes: { "/page": page },
  async fetch(req) {
    if (new URL(req.url).pathname === "/throw") throw new TypeError("later boom");
    return new Response(
      new ReadableStream({
        async pull(controller) {
          controller.enqueue("chunk");
          await import("./broken.ts");
        },
      }),
    );
  },
});

• Request / three times, then /throw. Read problems from the __bunfallback JSON of each page.
• main: each / page has exceptions: [] and build.errors: 0. The /throw page has build.errors: 3.
• This PR: each / page has build.errors: 1. The /throw page has build.errors: 0.
• The appended page has the message Stream error during server-side rendering.
• If the process exits after server.stop(), main prints error: Unexpected ; a second time. If the server runs in a Worker, the parent gets error: BuildMessage: Unexpected ; and then close with code 0.
• Development mode is the default unless NODE_ENV=production (or BUN_ENV=production) or development: false. In development mode with HMR on (the default), an HTML route makes Bun.serve start a dev server. Only a server with a dev server appends the page.

Two requests that fail in one turn

finish_running_error_handler reset the log after render_default_error. That function runs pending microtasks when the failed request still has an upload in flight (end_request_streaming_and_drain). A second handler that fails in that window rendered its page from the same log. The test dev error page does not list the build error of a request that fails in the same turn holds two handlers on one promise and releases them with a third request. On main the second page lists Unexpected ; from the first request. This needs no HTML route. A reset in report_committed_body_error does not change it.

The rule this PR applies

Only the owner of a VM reports its vm.log. A request path neither lists nor erases entries that it did not produce. These are the effects:

• A development error page listed every entry of vm.log as a build error or warning, and then emptied the log. Entries from other code no longer appear on the page of a request that fails. There are two known cases. The first is a package.json or tsconfig.json warning from startup, when a request fails before the entry module settles. The second is the tsconfig.json error of a symlinked package, which the resolver reads on first import. On main the second case also put that error on the page of the next request that failed, whichever request that was.
• Those entries stay in the log. The main thread prints them when the entry module settles or at exit, as it does when no request fails. A Worker reports them as an error event after its entry module loads and again when it exits (flush_logs does not empty the log), as it does when no request fails. For a package.json warning in a Worker, main fires 2 events when no request fails and 1 when a request failed first. This PR fires 2 in both cases. worker: fire 'error' for the VM log only when the worker fails #45203 and Do not fail on a warning: gate Bun.Transpiler, FileSystemRouter and Worker on LogJsc::errors_to_js #45063 change what a Worker does with these entries.
• The production arm emptied the log too. Since Make unhandled exceptions in Bun.serve() within a test() or expect() call fail the test like any other exception #11141 it passes no collector, so its report puts nothing into the log. The second commit removes that reset. A maintainer can drop that commit: the first commit does not depend on it.
• The error print itself wrote to the log. To show the source line of the top stack frame it reads the file again, and the resolver reads the directory of that file again when a failed require() has dropped it from the cache. The resolver logged what it found (for example a package.json warning) into vm.log. On main the page listed that as a build warning of the request and the reset removed it. With the resets gone it stayed: 4 such requests left 4 copies, printed at exit. The printer now gives the resolver a scratch log for that read (Resolver::scoped_log, as FileSystemRouter does). Outside a server, main printed such an entry at exit, once for each error report that read the directory again. This PR prints none. A successful import or require() drops the same entries: it resolves with a log of its own.
• Without its reset, the production body of finish_running_error_handler is small enough that LLVM inlines it into eight callers. Most of the .text increase comes from that (see Measurements). In an earlier build of this branch, a #[cold] on the function gave a decrease instead. It is not in this PR: the review of server: move RequestContext code that reads no type parameter into free functions #43677 asked to leave inlining in this file to the compiler.

Measurements (linux x64, release builds of main da867c6 and of this PR at 2bf6e82)

Sizes and counts:

• .text is 108,801,193 bytes on main and 108,804,521 with this PR (+3,328). The stripped bun is 138,270,840 and 138,274,936 bytes (+4,096, one page).
• 25 symbols differ, net +3,321 bytes.
  • The first commit is +229: print_error_from_maybe_private_data +205, remap_zig_exception +147, drop_glue<ExceptionList> +67, report_committed_body_error +6 in each of the 4 development instances, drop_glue<Vec<JsException>> -42, DevErrorPage::render -4, finish_running_error_handler -42 in each of the 4 development instances.
  • The second commit is +3,092. The production finish_running_error_handler is 32 bytes smaller in each of its 4 instances. LLVM now inlines it into run_error_handler_with_status_code_dont_check_responded (+222 in each of 4) and process_on_error_promise (+583 in each of 4).
• run_error_handler is 118 bytes in both builds, with the same instructions.
• A BuildMessage reported with no collector (reportError, third call): 43 instructions inside print_error_from_maybe_private_data in both builds.
• An Error reported with no collector (third call, thrown in a file): 670 instructions inside remap_zig_exception on main and 685 with this PR, with 15 and 16 calls out. The difference is the scratch log: an empty Log on the stack, which allocates only if the resolver logs.
• Vec<Msg> growths inside one report, for three reports in a row. A handler that throws a BuildMessage: 1, 0, 0 on main and 1, 1, 1 with this PR. A body that fails with a BuildMessage: the same. A handler or a body that throws an Error: 0 in both builds. One growth is one 512-byte allocation (4 Msg of 128 bytes). Main reuses the buffer that vm.log keeps.
• Log::reset calls. Six failing development requests: 8 on main and 2 with this PR (the 2 are resolve_or_null at startup). One failing production request: 1 and 0.
• The collector on the stack of a failing request is 48 bytes (two Vec headers). It was 24.

Behaviour, same probes on both builds (main, then this PR):

• Errors listed on the page of a body that fails with a BuildMessage or a ResolveMessage: 0, then 1. With an AggregateError of both: 0, then 2.
• Build errors on the page of a handler that throws a TypeError after 3 such bodies and 1 HTMLRewriter body: 4, then 0.
• Prints of error: Unexpected ; for one failed body, when the process then exits: 2, then 1.
• Events at the parent of a Worker that serves one failed body and exits: error and close (code 0), then only close (code 0).
• A package.json warning from startup, and a request that fails while the entry module is still in its top-level await. Development: the page lists 1 warning and stderr has 0 prints, then 0 and 1. Production: stderr has 0 prints, then 1.
• The same server in a Worker, with that package.json in the directory of the Worker script. error events at the parent when no request fails: 2 on both builds. When a request fails: 1, then 2.
• A tsconfig.json syntax error in a symlinked package that an earlier request imports. The page of a later handler that throws lists it: 1, then 0. Prints on stderr at exit: 0, then 1.
• Four rounds of a failed require() (it drops a directory from the resolver cache) and a handler that throws from a file in that directory. Warnings on the four development pages: 1, 1, 1, 1, then 0, 0, 0, 0. Prints on stderr: 0 on both builds.

Tools: bloaty, perf, valgrind and strace are not installed in this container. The sizes come from llvm-size and nm -S. The instruction counts come from single steps in gdb with calls stepped over. The call counts come from gdb breakpoints.

Tests

• test/js/bun/http/serve-stream-body-error.test.ts: 5 new cases. Four run a body that fails under a dev server and check the page and stderr: a BuildMessage, a ResolveMessage, an AggregateError of both, and an HTMLRewriter body. One runs the fixture in a Worker and checks that the parent gets no error event. Its body fails with a BuildMessage only (see "Not in this PR").
• test/js/bun/http/serve.test.ts: 6 new cases in 4 blocks, after the other tests of the development error page.
  • dev error page lists only the build and resolve errors of its own request
  • a request that fails leaves a warning logged at startup to be printed (development and production)
  • an error report does not log what the resolver finds while it reads the source (development and production)
  • dev error page does not list the build error of a request that fails in the same turn
• Release builds. Main da867c6 fails the 5 stream cases and 5 of the 6 serve cases in 8 of 8 runs. This PR passes all 11 in 2 of 2 runs.
• The case that passes on main is the production row of the resolver test: on main the reset erases the entry. The row guards the scratch log. Without the scratch log, the second commit leaves one copy of the warning in the log for each such request.
• Debug build (ASAN) of this PR, whole files:
  • serve-stream-body-error.test.ts: 39 pass.
  • serve.test.ts: 338 pass, 2 fail. should use correct error when using a root range port(#7187) expects a bind to port 1003 to fail, and this container runs as root. should be able to abort a sendfile response and streams runs into its 10 s limit.
  • serve-direct-readable-stream 175, serve-error-handler-stream 12, serve-stream-reject-flush-leak 1, bun-serve-propagate-errors 16, bun-serve-html 38, test/bake/dev/react-response 2, build-error 10, reportError 7, inspect-error 46: all pass.
  • test/js/web/workers/worker.test.ts: 41 pass, 2 run into the 5 s limit (terminate() while the entry point fails to resolve, terminate() while fs.readFile completions keep arriving).
• Debug build (ASAN) of main da867c6 with the tests of this PR, for comparison:
  • serve-stream-body-error.test.ts: 34 pass, the 5 new cases fail.
  • worker.test.ts: the same 2 tests run into the 5 s limit (one of them in 1 of 2 runs). Their two scripts take 4.8 s to 9.3 s on main and 5.4 s to 7.6 s with this PR. On the release builds they take 0.5 s to 0.9 s on both.
  • The port test fails in the same way. The sendfile test takes 7.2 s to 8.2 s on both debug builds when nothing else runs (3 runs each). It passes on both release builds.
• cargo clippy -p bun_jsc -p bun_runtime --no-deps gives no warning. bun fmt changes none of the three test files. test/internal/source-lints passes, except for a 5 s limit in the C++ <iostream> scan.

Self-review: concerns not taken

• A fix for resolve_or_null. It changes what a dev server prints at startup. See "Not in this PR".
• A rename of ExceptionList, which now holds build messages too. Print a module's build or resolve error every time it is reported, not only the first time #39292, error printer: collect nested errors into the exception list #40696 and error printer: print an AggregateError itself, then its members indented under it #47114 name the type, and a rename changes no behaviour. The doc comment says what the struct holds.
• A different pointer source for the Resolver::scoped_log call. The call passes &raw mut self.transpiler.resolver and then borrows self again for the fetch. src/bundler/aot/services.rs:121 calls it the same way, and remap_zig_exception already holds this: *mut VirtualMachine in its Tail guard across the same borrows.

Related open PRs

• http: consolidate the open fetch, Bun.serve, node:http, node:http2 and HTTP/3 pull requests #46528 (which carries Bun.serve: map Bun.file() open errors to 404/403 instead of 500 #36593) adds a 403 | 404 early return to finish_running_error_handler that also calls vm.log_mut().unwrap().reset(). It merges with this branch without a conflict, and the merged tree keeps that one reset. The PR that lands second should delete the line.
• Print a module's build or resolve error every time it is reported, not only the first time #39292 changes the same two printer arms (the logged flag). The PR that lands second has a small conflict there: its merged arm needs list.build.push(msg.clone()) where it has log.add_msg(msg.clone()).
• error printer: collect nested errors into the exception list #40696 and error printer: print an AggregateError itself, then its members indented under it #47114 touch code that names ExceptionList. The type keeps its name. A trial merge with error printer: collect nested errors into the exception list #40696 is clean. error printer: print an AggregateError itself, then its members indented under it #47114 conflicts with main in src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs today, and this branch adds no hunk to that conflict.
• worker: fire 'error' for the VM log only when the worker fails #45203 fires the error event of a Worker for the VM log only when the Worker fails.
• run: report tsconfig.json load errors before the entry point runs #41683 reports tsconfig.json load errors before the entry point runs.

Not in this PR

• resolve_or_null (src/runtime/bake/config/defaults.rs:164) resets vm.log when Framework::auto probes for react-refresh and does not find it. Framework::auto runs when a server with an HTML route starts with HMR on. For such a server, a warning from startup reaches neither the page nor stderr, on main and with this PR. A scratch log there would make such servers print those warnings at startup, which is a change of its own.
• A thrown value with no string name or message (throw { code }, throw new Response()) still gives a page with no exception. add_to_error_list skips it. error printer: collect nested errors into the exception list #40696 changes what the collector records for nested errors, and keeps this skip.
• The page of a throwing handler gets its collector through vm.on_unhandled_rejection_exception_list. Under bun test with an active test file the report passes none, and the page lists nothing, as before.
• The inspector, the JUnit reporter and the GitHub annotation still get nothing for a rejected BuildMessage or ResolveMessage. bun test --reporter=junit: record a failure that is not a finished test #44435 feeds the JUnit reporter from the same two arms.
• Log::add_msg still does not count errors or warnings. DevErrorPage counts by kind.
• A body that fails after its status is sent, on a development server without an HTML route, still gets no error page.
• A resolution that fails in a Worker leaks a path buffer when the Worker thread ends. specifier_cache_resolver_buf (src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs:4232) keeps it in a thread-local pointer that nothing frees. LeakSanitizer reports it on main (4,096 bytes on linux) and ends the process with code 134. For that reason the body in the Worker test fails with a BuildMessage only.
• Earlier work in this area: Bun.serve error dialog shows 0 error on this page when an uncaught error is thrown starting with Bun version 1.1.9 #11607 ("0 error on this page") was fixed in Fix missing error log in Bun.serve #13066 through the same collector. The page for a failed body has rendered an empty build list since ssg 3 #22138 added it, so this is not a regression.

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The change collects exceptions and build or resolve messages in ExceptionList for development-server error pages. It updates error reporting and adds tests for streamed failures, diagnostic isolation, and Worker behavior.

Changes

Request Error Diagnostics

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Exception collection and VM capture src/jsc/lib.rs, src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs, src/jsc/ZigException.rs	ExceptionList now stores exceptions and build or resolve messages. VM reporting appends messages to this collection, and source-preview fetches use a temporary resolver log.
Error-page rendering and regression coverage src/runtime/server/DevErrorPage.rs, src/runtime/server/RequestContext.rs, test/js/bun/http/serve-stream-body-error-fixture.ts, test/js/bun/http/serve-stream-body-error.test.ts, test/js/bun/http/serve.test.ts	RequestContext passes ExceptionList to DevErrorPage, which serializes its exceptions and build messages. HTTP tests cover streamed failures, request diagnostic isolation, and Worker behavior.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii

Priority: Normal

Merge Risk: Low · up to 454d3

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 454d3

The diagnostics change has no established production blocker. The new subprocess tests can delay failure reporting when requests or parsing fail; ensure their servers stop on failure, or accept this bounded test-maintenance follow-up.

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[robobun]

Status: reproduced on main (da867c6), fix is in this PR (#47374).

• Setup: Bun.serve({ routes: { "/page": htmlImport }, fetch }) in development mode (the default). fetch returns a ReadableStream body that fails on await import("./broken.ts") after its first chunk.
• Result on main: the error page appended to that body lists no error. After three such requests, the error page of a handler that throws a TypeError has problems.build.errors 3. At exit the process prints error: Unexpected ; a second time.
• The new cases in test/js/bun/http/serve-stream-body-error.test.ts and test/js/bun/http/serve.test.ts fail on release and debug builds of main (10 of 11 cases) and pass with this PR.

CI (build 135287, finished): 187 of 188 jobs passed. No test of this diff fails.

• All Linux test lanes passed: debian 13 x64, x64-asan, x64-hardened and aarch64, ubuntu 25.04 x64 and aarch64, alpine 3.23 x64 and aarch64.
• Both Windows test lanes passed: 2019 x64 and 11 aarch64.
• macOS x64: all 4 test jobs passed.
• macOS aarch64: 3 of the 4 test jobs passed, and both test files of this PR passed there. The fourth job is the one failed job of the build. It fails only in test/aot/build-scaling/build-scaling-2.test.ts ("twice as many functions cost 2.52 times the peakBytes; allowed: 2.5"). The same test fails on main (build 135281, darwin 26 aarch64).
• The tests that failed once and passed on a retry are not part of this diff (testFFI, bun-serve-html, no-leak-records-at-exit, in-place-executables, hot, webview-chrome, decorators, filesink, s3, node-net).

The PR is ready for a maintainer review.

[robobun]

^{Updated 12:52 PM PT - Oct 29th, 2026}

❌ @robobun, your commit 454d3cb has 1 failures in Build #135287 (All Failures):

• test/aot/build-scaling/build-scaling-2.test.ts - code 1 on 🍎 any aarch64

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[claude]

I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. Because it changes what vm.log holds after a failed request (the second commit drops the production reset, which you note changes a Worker's error event count) and adds an unsafe resolver-log swap inside the error printer, a human look at those two decisions would still be worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

• ExceptionList struct change: every consumer (jsc_hooks, jest, bun_test, run_command, RequestContext, DevErrorPage) only passes the pointer through or reads .exceptions/.build; DevErrorPage counts errors/warnings the same way it did from log.msgs.
• The scoped_log guard in VirtualMachine.rs: declared after resolver_log so it drops first, and every break 'code exit leaves the block through the guard; it matches the existing pattern in bundler/aot/services.rs and filesystem_router.rs, where the &raw mut is likewise followed by &mut reborrows of the owner before the guard drops.
• Removal of the two vm.log_mut().unwrap() / log.reset() calls: the printer no longer writes to vm.log with or without a collector, and the dev-server resolver re-read now goes to the scratch log; the development: false test variants cover the production arm.
• Tests drain stdout/stderr concurrently, use tempDir/await using/port: 0, and assert exact problems.build contents rather than substrings.

Extended reasoning...

The diff turns ExceptionList into a struct with exceptions and build fields, makes the VM error printer push BuildMessage/ResolveMessage into the caller's list instead of vm.log, scopes the resolver's log to a throwaway during the printer's source re-read, and removes the post-render log.reset() in both the dev and production arms of finish_running_error_handler, with 11 new subprocess tests. It touches no auth, crypto, or input-parsing surface; the sensitive parts are one new unsafe block in the VM and a user-visible change in how often a Worker reports startup warnings. The bug hunt ran dry with five candidates ruled out and no CODEOWNERS cover the changed files, but the second commit is a behavioral policy choice the author explicitly offers to a maintainer to drop, which is why this is a defer rather than an approve.

[claude]

Code review found no issues

No high-confidence issues detected in this change.

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Minor · The embedded server is stopped only after fallible fetches, page… · serve.test.ts:2615-2619

test/js/bun/http/serve.test.ts:2615-2619
⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

The embedded server is stopped only after fallible fetches, page parsing, and JSON construction. The other new subprocess fixtures likewise stop their servers after fallible work, so a regression on those paths may leave a listening server alive while the parent waits for process exit.

Instead of promptly reporting the failed assertion, the subprocess test may hang until its timeout.

This can occur when: A request rejects or an unexpected response makes page parsing throw before server.stop(true).

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Review comment at @test/js/bun/http/serve.test.ts around lines 2615 - 2619:
Ensure the embedded server is stopped even when fetches, page parsing, or JSON
construction fail by placing the fallible work in a cleanup flow that always
calls server.stop(true). Apply the same cleanup pattern to the other new
subprocess fixtures that start servers, so failures cannot leave a listener
alive and block process exit.

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Review comments at @test/js/bun/http/serve.test.ts:
- Around line 2615-2619: Ensure the embedded server is stopped even when
fetches, page parsing, or JSON construction fail by placing the fallible work in
a cleanup flow that always calls server.stop(true). Apply the same cleanup
pattern to the other new subprocess fixtures that start servers, so failures
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• src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs
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• test/js/bun/http/serve-stream-body-error-fixture.ts
• test/js/bun/http/serve-stream-body-error.test.ts
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[robobun]

On the note about test/js/bun/http/serve.test.ts:2615-2619 (stop the server in a cleanup flow): no change.

A fixture that throws in its top-level await does not wait for its server. The process prints the error and exits with code 1 while the server still listens. The parent test then fails on its first assertion, with the error in stderr. It does not run into its timeout.

Checked with two scripts that start Bun.serve and then fail before server.stop(): one throws a TypeError from a failed match, one awaits a fetch that rejects. Both exit with code 1, in 6 ms to 22 ms on a release build and in 0.2 s to 0.9 s on the debug (ASAN) build.