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webcrypto: convert keyUsages as a WebIDL sequence<KeyUsage>, with Node's errors - #47884
crypto.subtle.generateKey(alg, true, [{ toString: () => "sign" }]) rejects with TypeError: value must be a string. WebIDL converts each entry with ToString, and Node returns the key. No user reported this.
Cause: a sequence conversion without a context (JSDOMConvertSequences.h:378) converts entries with bindgen's strict enumeration overload (JSDOMConvertEnumeration.h:54).
Fix
Commit 1 is the fix: convertKeyUsages() (webcrypto/JSCryptoKeyUsage.cpp) converts keyUsages for the 8 callers. It throws Node's errors: ERR_INVALID_ARG_VALUE, 3rd argument[0] 'bogus' is not a valid enum value of type KeyUsage.
Commit 2 returns the usage bitmap that each caller built from a Vector.
Commits 3 and 5 make toCryptoKey reject an algorithm before keyUsages, as Node does. Commit 6 closes no iterator when an entry fails.
Verified: test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.ts (25 new tests, 23 fail on main), and its fixture also runs under Node. Self-reviewed: 19 concerns raised, 17 addressed (not done: a tracking issue, refusing SHA-224 in toCryptoKey).
Background
bindgen is Bun's binding generator. Its conversions take a context and are strict by design.
Considered a fix in the shared converters. Node's message needs the index and the string of the entry, and the conversion context carries neither. That path stays strict, with no caller now.
Downsides
A value that Bun refused before gets Node's message and code. An entry too long for a message gives RangeError: Out of memory.
An endless iterable loops at constant memory. On main its buffer grows until an allocation fails.
No size or speed cost: release .text shrinks by 448 bytes, and one usage converts in 242 instructions (391 on main).
Notes
Priority. This is a conformance fix with no report behind it. The tracker has no issue for it, and the inputs that change are rare: an entry that is an object and not a String object. It was found in a read of the converters for #47838.
Where the strict rule comes from.convert<IDLSequence<IDLEnumeration<CryptoKeyUsage>>>(global, value) has no context. Since #23169 that entry builds a Bun::DefaultConversionContext (JSDOMConvertSequences.h:378), and Bun::convertIDL gives a context to every converter that takes one (BunIDLConvertBase.h:16). With a context the enumeration converter has bindgen's rule: a string or a String object, or throwNotString (JSDOMConvertEnumeration.h:54-57). Before #23169 the entry called Converter<IDLType>::convert(global, value): ToString, then the lookup. KeyUsage is the only enumeration that reaches this path.
What the nine commits are.
Commit 1 can be taken alone. It adds convertKeyUsages() (it returns a Vector<CryptoKeyUsage> there), changes one line at each of the 8 call sites, deletes parseEnumeration<CryptoKeyUsage>, and has all tests but one.
Commit 2 changes no test. The converter returns the CryptoKeyUsageBitmap, and the 7 SubtleCrypto methods take it.
Commit 4 is one test row: a Set that an entry adds to.
Commit 5 moves the rejection of AES-CFB-8 in toCryptoKey in front of the conversion. Bun's subtle.importKey has AES-CFB-8 as an extension and Node has no such algorithm. toCryptoKey refused the name only after it converted keyUsages, so a usage that is not known won, and toString of an entry ran.
Commit 6 reads the array and the Set in place without JSC's forEachInFastArray() and forEachInIterable(). When the callback throws, those helpers make an iterator and call iteratorClose(), which reads return. WebIDL and Node close no iterator there. JSC reads in place only while return is absent from the prototypes of the iterator. So a program saw the read in one case: toString of an entry defined return on such a prototype during the conversion, and a later entry failed.
Commit 7 is two test rows for a Set: no entry after one that fails is converted, and an entry that clears the Set and adds to it has its new entry converted.
Commit 8 gives that cleared Set a second entry, which the clear removes before its turn. It is not converted.
Commit 9 moves the conversion of one entry from a lambda into the static function convertKeyUsage(). The review rules of this repository allow no check macro inside a lambda. The behaviour does not change.
A second review read commits 5 and 6 alone. It asked for the row of a Set without an entry: the check for an empty Set was inside forEachInIterable(), and commit 6 has it in Bun's code. It also found SHA-224 (see "What stays as it is").
If another change fixes the conversion first, I close this PR. The fixture and the expected answers apply to any fix.
How convertKeyUsages() walks the value. It follows Node's createSequenceConverter() (lib/internal/webidl.js:817-876): Symbol.iterator is read once, and a value with no iterator, an iterator that is not an object, a next that is not a function and a step that is not an object are all "cannot be converted to sequence." It does not call return of the iterator. convertTransferList (JSStructuredSerializeOptions.cpp:38) walks a transfer list the same way. An array or a Set whose iteration nothing can observe is read in place: an indexed loop for the array, JSC's forEachInSetStorage() for the Set.
Results against Node. The reference is Node v26.3.0. Node v26.12.1 gives the same output for every row. "main" is a release build of 675ee5b, "PR" one of this branch.
probe
main
PR
generateKey(HMAC, true, X), 26 values of X: same accept or reject
21 of 26
26 of 26
the same 26: same name, code and message
4 of 26
26 of 26
8 entry points x 9 kinds of entry: same answer
8 of 72
72 of 72
35 kinds of sequence (subclass, other realm, Proxy, own or missing Symbol.iterator, arguments, iterators): same answer
19 of 35
34 of 35
14 malformed iterators and counts of return() calls
0 of 14
14 of 14
14 scenarios that log each user call (Symbol.iterator, next, toString, getters)
2 of 14
13 of 14
11 scenarios in which an entry changes the Set that is converted (add, delete, clear, a replaced Set.prototype[Symbol.iterator], a subclass)
0 of 11
11 of 11
return defined before the call on 4 prototypes (of the array iterator, of the Set iterator, Iterator, Object), 5 kinds of sequence, 3 kinds of entry that fails: nothing reads return
30 of 60
60 of 60
the same 4 prototypes, return defined by an entry during the conversion, an array and a Set: same log
0 of 8
8 of 8
toCryptoKey with AES-CFB-8: 3 kinds of key, a usage that is or is not known
0 of 6
6 of 6
['', {}, 1, false] as keyUsages reject with ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE (Node's test-webcrypto-keygen.js:448-455)
3 of 4
4 of 4
98 upstream webcrypto and webidl test files of Node v26.12.1 that exit 0
55
55, the same files
The inputs that main refuses and Node accepts: [{ toString }], [["sign"]], [{ [Symbol.toPrimitive] }], and a Set or another iterable of such entries. A toString that throws a RangeError gives a TypeError on main, because toString never runs.
The row of 35 that still differs is the engine's own message for a Symbol.iterator that is a class.
The scenario of 14 that still differs: generateKey reads the name of the algorithm twice. That is in the normalization of the algorithm.
No upstream test file changes its result. test-webcrypto-keygen.js stops at line 405 for another reason, so its lines 448-455 do not run under Bun yet.
Text that Node changed. Node v26.0.0 and v25.9.0 word these errors in another way. v26.1.0, v26.2.0, v26.3.0, v26.12.1, v26.13.0 and v24.22.2 print the same output for keyusages-fixture.mjs. That file is the guard: the test runs it under Bun and, where a Node of v26.1.0 or later is installed, under Node. It expects the same 240 answers and 13 logs from both.
Cost, measured on release builds (linux-x64, ThinLTO) of main 675ee5b and of this branch.
Size, llvm-size -A of the stripped bun: .text 110,644,649 to 110,644,201 (448 bytes smaller). .rodata, .data and .bss do not change. The file keeps its size: 140,495,136 bytes.
Before commit 6 .text was 3,136 bytes larger than on main. The instance of JSC::forEachInIterable for the Set was 4,065 bytes, and its 2 handlers 199 bytes each. The walk of the storage of a Set is now inside convertKeyUsages(), which is 2,297 bytes (1,679 before commit 6).
Without the branch for a Set, a Set of 1 or 2 usages costs 70 to 100 ns more for each call than on main. The branch is in, so that no input is slower than on main.
The two message formatters are 3,602 bytes (StringBuilder::append 2,683, makeString 919).
Allocations for one toCryptoKey("AES-GCM", false, ["encrypt", "decrypt"]): mi_malloc 9.71 to 8.71, mi_free 7.67 to 6.67 (gdb breakpoint hits for loops of 1,000 and 3,000 calls, the difference divided by 2,000). For subtle.importKey("raw", ...): mi_malloc 12.02 to 11.03. The allocation that is gone is the buffer of the Vector<CryptoKeyUsage>. These counts are from commit 3. Commits 5 and 6 allocate nothing: the windows below see the same 7 mi_malloc and 5 mi_free in the 30th call before and after them.
Instructions, counted with gdb stepi on one thread from the entry of KeyObject::toCryptoKey to its return. "Own code" counts the instructions inside the conversion functions only, and is the same at the 5th and the 30th call. "Whole call" is the 30th call. Two runs of one binary differ by about 10 instructions there.
keyUsages
own code, main
own code, PR
whole call, main
whole call, PR
[]
91
56
7,393
7,393
["encrypt"]
391
242
2,720
2,458
["encrypt", "encrypt"]
608
428
3,136
2,838
4 x "encrypt"
1,042
800
3,915
3,559
["encrypt", "decrypt"]
564
384
2,989
2,698
["encrypt", "decrypt", "wrapKey", "unwrapKey"]
1,052
810
3,940
3,597
([] throws for a secret key, which is why its whole call is longer.)
Of these, commit 5 is 4 instructions in each toCryptoKey (the check for AES-CFB-8). Commits 6 and 9 together take 9 instructions off the conversion in every row.
Time for one toCryptoKey(HMAC), best of 7 loops of 300,000 calls, 3 runs of each build in turn, in ns:
keyUsages
main
PR
array of 1
438 to 466
449 to 464
array of 2
471 to 509
481 to 499
Set of 1
446 to 481
445 to 456
Set of 2
477 to 505
453 to 486
generator of 2
672 to 712
626 to 660
Array subclass of 2
663 to 692
608 to 669
No generated file changes: the diff has no .bind.ts and nothing under src/codegen, webcore/, Bindgen/ or BunIDL*.
The fixture for BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1 has 28 new rows, one for each way the conversion can end. It reports 0 unchecked scopes.
Measured and left out. The lookup of a usage name scans a table of 12 names in an out-of-line std::__find_if (on main since #47671, when the lookup got a second caller). NEVER_INLINE on parseEnumerationFromString<CryptoKeyUsage> takes 14 ("decrypt") to 120 ("wrapKey") instructions off each lookup and adds 1,280 bytes. That is on linux-x64 with libstdc++. I cannot measure macOS or Windows here, so it is not in this PR.
What stays as it is.
convert<IDLSequence<IDLEnumeration<T>>>(global, value) still compiles and is still strict. Nothing calls it now, so no test can fail for it. parseEnumeration<CryptoKeyUsage> is deleted, so such a call for KeyUsage does not link. A question for a reviewer: does this path get its own fix? Two candidates: a strict enumeration type that bindgen owns, or a conversion without a context in JSDOMConvertSequences.h. To report what Node reports from there, contextForElement() needs the index and throwBadEnumerationValue() the string (BunIDLConvertContext.h:190, :111).
Three other hand-written walks of a sequence exist: AbortSignal.any, the ports of a MessageEvent, and convertTransferList. One shared helper for the four is a change to two other Web APIs. It is not in this PR.
A usage that converts, and that the algorithm does not take, behaves as on main. generateKey for ECDSA, ECDH, Ed25519 and X25519 still answers A required parameter was missing or out-of-range there.
In the other arguments of these methods, Bun's messages still differ from Node's in many cells. This PR changes keyUsages only.
toCryptoKey takes SHA-224 as the hash of HMAC and of the RSA algorithms. Node's Web Crypto has no SHA-224 and rejects the algorithm before keyUsages. On main that call returns a key that works, so this PR does not refuse it.
test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.ts on a debug build of this branch: 203 pass. With the src/ of main: 24 fail (23 of the new tests and the transcript of the exception-scope fixture), 179 pass. The 2 new tests that pass on main are the run under Node and a Set without an entry. With the src/ of commit 4: 4 fail (the 3 scenarios of commits 5 and 6, and the transcript).
test/js/bun/util/error-message-string-length-limit.test.ts: 2 pass. With the src/ of main the new row fails: main answers with its fixed TypeError text.
ASAN without fix: 25 FAILED
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test"--reporter=junit""--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/js/bun/util/error-message-string-length-limit.test.ts test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.tsbun test v1.4.4 (367d939d9)test/js/bun/util/error-message-string-length-limit.test.ts:58 | env: bunEnv,59 | stdout: "pipe",60 | stderr: "pipe",61 | });62 | const [stdout, stderr, exitCode] = await Promise.all([proc.stdout.text(), proc.stderr.text(), proc.exited]);63 | expect({ stdout: stdout.trim().split("\n"), stderr, exitCode }).toEqual({ ^error: expect(received).toEqual(expected) { "exitCode": 0, "stderr": "", "stdout": [ "unknown Buffer encoding: RangeError: Out of memory", "constructor name in ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE: RangeError: Out of memory", "constructor name in the Buffer#indexOf message: RangeError: Out of memory", "constructor name rendered for a Rust validator: RangeError: Out of memory", "missing performance mark: RangeError: Out of memory", "invalid SubtleCrypto key for... (truncated)release without fix: all passedbun test v1.4.4-canary.1 (c3d1ee490)test/js/bun/util/error-message-string-length-limit.test.ts:(pass) an error message past the string length limit is thrown instead of aborting the process [1880.53ms](pass) a native error whose message exceeds the string length limit is thrown with a fallback message [21.75ms]test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.ts:(pass) crypto.subtle setter should not throw [0.22ms](pass) getRandomValues and randomUUID have the lengths of the IDL [0.02ms](pass) Web Crypto > keeps event loop alive [6.66ms](pass) Web Crypto > has globals [0.07ms](pass) Web Crypto > should encrypt and decrypt [1.35ms](pass) Web Crypto > should verify and sign [0.65ms](pass) Web Crypto > unwrapKey JWK error handling > rejects when wrapped bytes are not valid JSON [0.29ms](pass) Web Crypto > unwrapKey JWK error handling > rejects when wrapped bytes are valid JSON but not a valid JWK [0.20ms](pass) Web Crypto > unwrapKey JWK error handling > settles when JsonWebKey dictionary conversion itself throws [0.19ms](pass) Web Crypto > unwrapKey JWK error handling > does not leak DeferredPromise in m_pendingPromises on JWK parse errors [24.91ms](pass) oversized ... (truncated)
passes on PR (with fix)
ASAN with fix: all passed
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test"--reporter=junit""--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/js/bun/util/error-message-string-length-limit.test.ts test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.tsbun test v1.4.4 (367d939d9)test/js/bun/util/error-message-string-length-limit.test.ts:(pass) an error message past the string length limit is thrown instead of aborting the process [2382.31ms](pass) a native error whose message exceeds the string length limit is thrown with a fallback message [809.82ms]test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.ts:(pass) crypto.subtle setter should not throw [2.07ms](pass) getRandomValues and randomUUID have the lengths of the IDL [1.13ms](pass) Web Crypto > keeps event loop alive [321.09ms](pass) Web Crypto > has globals [2.67ms](pass) Web Crypto > should encrypt and decrypt [7.92ms](pass) Web Crypto > should verify and sign [18.94ms](pass) Web Crypto > unwrapKey JWK error handling > rejects when wrapped bytes are not valid JSON [10.72ms](pass) Web Crypto > unwrapKey JWK error handling > rejects when wrapped bytes are valid JSON but not a valid JWK [6.91ms](pass) Web Crypto > unwrapKey JWK error hand... (truncated)release with fix: all passed
$ bun scripts/build.ts --profile=release[configured] bun-profile → bun (stripped) in 466ms (unchanged)ninja: Entering directory `/workspace/bun/build/release'[1/325] gen cpp.rs (cppbind)[2/325] gen the table of built-insbuiltins table: operands without uses: nonebuiltins table: 2103 host entries have a result that is not described; a program in which a value may be anything holds what any host class needs: 0 modules, 15 functions[3/35] cxx obj/unified/UnifiedSource-src_jsc_bindings_node_crypto-0.cpp.o[4/35] cxx obj/unified/UnifiedSource-src_jsc_bindings_webcrypto-0.cpp.o[5/35] cxx obj/unified/UnifiedSource-src_jsc_bindings_webcrypto-1.cpp.o[6/35] cxx obj/src/jsc/bindings/webcrypto/CryptoAlgorithmAES_CBC.cpp.o[7/35] cxx obj/unified/UnifiedSource-src_jsc_bindings_webcrypto-2.cpp.o[8/35] cxx obj/unified/UnifiedSource-src_jsc_bindings_node_crypto-1.cpp.o[9/35] cxx obj/src/jsc/bindings/bindings.cpp.o[10/35] cxx obj/unified/UnifiedSource-src_jsc_modules-0.cpp.o[11/35] cxx obj/src/jsc/bindings/webcrypto/CryptoAlgorithmAES_CBCOpenSSL.cpp.o[12/35] cxx obj/src/jsc/bindings/webcore/SerializedScriptValue.cpp.o[13/35] cxx obj/unified/UnifiedSource-src_jsc_bind... (truncated)
A keyUsages entry that is not a string is refused with "TypeError: value
must be a string". WebIDL converts each entry with ToString and then
checks that it is a KeyUsage. generateKey, deriveKey, importKey and
unwrapKey did that until #23169. getPublicKey, encapsulateKey,
decapsulateKey and KeyObject.toCryptoKey came later, with the same strict
conversion.
convertKeyUsages() is the conversion for these eight callers. It reads an
array or a Set the way JSC does, and walks any other iterable as Node's
createSequenceConverter() does. Its errors are the ones of Node's
converter: the code, the index of the entry and the converted string.
keyusages-fixture.mjs runs under Bun and under Node.js, and the test
expects the same answers from both.
convertKeyUsages() returns the CryptoKeyUsageBitmap of the usages. Each
of its eight callers built that bitmap from a Vector<CryptoKeyUsage> and
dropped the Vector, so the conversion no longer allocates one.
The mapping of one usage to its bit moves to CryptoKeyUsage.h. The fold of
a Vector is a function of SubtleCrypto.cpp again: the key_ops of a JWK are
its only caller now.
A program can observe one difference. The conversion of an iterable that
never ends now loops at constant memory. With the Vector it ended when an
allocation failed.
…is converted
Node's KeyObject.prototype.toCryptoKey normalizes the algorithm first.
Bun converted keyUsages first, so an algorithm and a usage that are both
unknown gave the error of the usage. Node gives NotSupportedError.
The conversion of keyUsages runs the toString of an entry now, so a
program can see the order.
Status: ready for review. The diff is green in CI. Build 137434 on 3545460 fails only the 28 test files that build 137327 of main (675ee5b) fails too.
How the problem was reproduced:
crypto.subtle.generateKey({ name: "HMAC", hash: "SHA-256" }, true, [{ toString: () => "sign" }]) returns a key in Node v26.3.0 and in Bun 1.2.23.
Bun 1.3.0 and a release build of main675ee5b reject it with TypeError: value must be a string.
The same entry is refused by all 8 operations that take keyUsages: 7 SubtleCrypto methods and KeyObject.toCryptoKey.
How the fix was checked:
test/js/web/crypto/keyusages-fixture.mjs prints the same 240 answers and 13 call logs under a build of this branch and under Node v26.3.0 and v26.12.1.
test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.ts: 203 pass on a debug build of this branch. With the src/ of main, 24 fail.
In CI build 137434 that file has 203 pass and 0 fail on Linux (glibc, musl and ASAN), macOS and Windows.
The numbers for size, allocations and instructions are in the Notes of the description.
What is red in CI:
27 test files under test/aot/ and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. This PR touches none of them, and the build of main fails the same 28.
One ASAN job reached its time limit in the retries of test/aot/three-layers-agree.test.ts.
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Walkthrough
Web Crypto key-usage inputs are converted to bitmaps and passed to SubtleCrypto operations and KeyObject.toCryptoKey. The changes add iterable conversion and error handling, update conversion order in KeyObject.toCryptoKey, and add tests for conversion behavior and evaluation order.
Changes
Web Crypto key-usage conversion
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Summary
Sequence conversion and bitmap mapping src/jsc/bindings/webcrypto/CryptoKeyUsage.h, src/jsc/bindings/webcrypto/JSCryptoKeyUsage.*
convertKeyUsages processes sequence inputs and returns a usage bitmap. It maps supported usages to their bits and handles invalid inputs and iterator results with errors.
SubtleCrypto and KeyObject integration src/jsc/bindings/webcrypto/SubtleCrypto.*, src/jsc/bindings/webcrypto/JSSubtleCrypto.cpp, src/jsc/bindings/node/crypto/KeyObject.cpp
SubtleCrypto entry points convert keyUsages before calling methods that accept bitmaps. KeyObject.toCryptoKey normalizes the algorithm and checks for AES-CFB before converting usages.
Conversion and error tests test/js/web/crypto/keyusages-fixture.mjs, test/js/web/crypto/exception-scope-fixture.ts, test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.ts, test/js/bun/util/error-message-string-length-limit.test.ts
Tests cover coercion, sequence and iterator errors, evaluation order, and usage results across SubtleCrypto operations and KeyObject.toCryptoKey. Tests compare results with Node.js when the required version is available.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to c3d1e
The tests now cover usages added during Set conversion and entries removed before their turn. No concrete merge-blocking issue remains identified, subject to normal build and test checks.
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Add a Set-mutation case to the keyUsages order checks.
The a Set row in keyusages-fixture.mjs has one entry and does not mutate the Set. No order scenario covers a Set. The only mutating scenario uses an array, so a Set conversion that snapshots its entries would pass the current checks.
Add a scenario where the first Set entry adds verify during conversion. HMAC generateKey accepts verify, so the expected usages are ["sign", "verify"]. The expected log contains only the two toString steps. Add the scenario to both the fixture and the test expectations, because report() is compared with toEqual.
"an array that an entry appends to": await run(() => subtle.generateKey(hmac, true, growing)),
+ "a Set that an entry adds to": await run(() => subtle.generateKey(hmac, true, set)),
Test: add the matching expectation
"an array that an entry appends to": { log: ["toString sign", "toString verify"], answer: ["sign", "verify"] },
+ "a Set that an entry adds to": { log: ["toString sign", "toString verify"], answer: ["sign", "verify"] },
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Extend the key-usages order checks with a Set mutation scenario: during
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JSC reads a Set in place when nothing can observe its iteration. The
conversion of an entry runs its toString, which can add an entry to the
Set. The new scenario expects that entry to be converted too, as the
iterator of the Set gives it and as Node.js does.
The Set scenario is in 939879e as a Set that an entry adds to. The fixture runs it under Bun and under Node.js. Both convert the entry that was added: the log is toString sign, toString verify, and the usages are ["sign", "verify"].
I also compared 10 more changes of a Set during the conversion with Node v26.3.0: many entries added (the storage grows), a later entry deleted, the current entry deleted, clear(), clear() then add(), an entry deleted and added again, a failure after an add(), a replaced Set.prototype[Symbol.iterator], and a subclass. The logs and the results are the same in all of them. One scenario is in the test, because one is enough to fail a conversion that copies the entries first.
…erted
Node has no AES-CFB-8, so its normalization of the algorithm rejects the
name before keyUsages is converted. Bun's subtle.importKey takes the name
as an extension, and toCryptoKey uses the same normalization. It rejected
the name only after it converted keyUsages: a usage that is not known won
over the algorithm, and the toString of an entry ran.
An array or a Set whose iteration nothing can observe is read in place.
JSC's forEachInFastArray() and forEachInIterable() read in place too, but
when the callback throws they make an iterator and close it, which reads
`return`. WebIDL and Node close no iterator when an entry fails. A program
saw the read when an entry defined `return` for the iterators of its realm
while keyUsages was converted.
Add a Set row that logs an entry after an invalid usage.
The Set rows in the fixture never place a logging entry after an invalid usage. The array and iterable rows do, and they assert that the later entry is not converted. Add the same case for a Set, so a Set path that keeps converting after an error changes the fixture output.
🧪 Suggested fixture row and expected log
--- a/test/js/web/crypto/keyusages-fixture.mjs+++ b/test/js/web/crypto/keyusages-fixture.mjs@@ -192,3 +192,6 @@
"a Set with an entry that defines return, then one that is not a usage": await run(() =>
subtle.generateKey(hmac, true, definingSet),
),
+ "a Set with an invalid usage, then an entry that logs": await run(() =>+ subtle.generateKey(hmac, true, new Set([logged("bogus"), logged("verify")])),+ ),
--- a/test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.ts+++ b/test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.ts@@ -2011,2 +2011,5 @@
},
+ "a Set with an invalid usage, then an entry that logs": {+ log: ["toString bogus"],+ answer: bogus,+ },
// Every argument is converted before the algorithm is normalized.
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Add a Set fixture case alongside the existing Set rows in the key-usage fixture,
placing a logging entry after an invalid usage. Add the matching expected output
so the log contains only the invalid usage’s conversion and the result matches
the existing bogus-usage outcome.
Add a clear-then-add Set case to the keyUsages fixture.
The fixture covers a Set that an entry adds to during conversion, and an empty Set. It does not cover a Set whose entry clears the Set and then adds verify. The Set fast path reads its storage directly, so storage replacement is the case a regression would most likely break. Add a fixture case where an entry calls clear() and then add(logged("verify")). Add its expected log and answer to the table in web-crypto.test.ts, and confirm them against Node.
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Review comment at @test/js/web/crypto/keyusages-fixture.mjs at line 188:
Add a keyUsages fixture case alongside the existing empty-Set case in the
`subtle.generateKey` tests, using a Set entry that clears the Set and then adds
`logged("verify")`. Add the corresponding expected log and answer to the table
in `web-crypto.test.ts`, and verify the expectations against Node.
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Review comments at @test/js/web/crypto/keyusages-fixture.mjs:
- Around line 192-193: Add a Set fixture case alongside the existing Set rows in
the key-usage fixture, placing a logging entry after an invalid usage. Add the
matching expected output so the log contains only the invalid usage’s conversion
and the result matches the existing bogus-usage outcome.
- Line 188: Add a keyUsages fixture case alongside the existing empty-Set case
in the `subtle.generateKey` tests, using a Set entry that clears the Set and
then adds `logged("verify")`. Add the corresponding expected log and answer to
the table in `web-crypto.test.ts`, and verify the expectations against Node.
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…y clears
Two more scenarios for the in-place read of a Set. No entry after one
that fails is converted. An entry that clears the Set and adds to it
replaces the storage that is read, and the entry that it adds is
converted.
Both rows are in 3b896a9, in keyusages-fixture.mjs with the expected answers in web-crypto.test.ts.
a Set with an entry that is not a usage: new Set([logged("bogus"), logged("verify")]). The log is ["toString bogus"], so the entry after the one that fails is not converted.
a Set that an entry clears and then adds to: the first entry calls clear() and then add(logged("verify")). The log is ["toString sign", "toString verify"] and the key has ["sign", "verify"].
Node v26.3.0 and v26.12.1 give the same log and the same answer for both rows. With the src/ of main both rows fail.
Add an entry after the clearing entry in the cleared-Set case.
With only the clearing entry, nothing is left for clear() to remove before iteration reaches it. A converter that visits entries removed during iteration would produce the same log and answer, so this test would not fail. Adding a decrypt entry after the clearing entry closes that gap. Correct iteration skips it, so the expected log and answer stay the same. A converter that visits it would log toString decrypt, and HMAC would reject decrypt.
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Update the cleared-Set fixture to include a logged decrypt entry after the
adding entry; preserve the expected log and answer so the test detects
converters that visit entries removed during iteration.
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The Set that an entry clears now has a second entry, for "decrypt". The
clear removes it before the read reaches it. A read that still visits it
logs its toString, and HMAC refuses "decrypt".
Done in c3d1ee4. The cleared Set now has a second entry, logged("decrypt"), after the entry that clears it.
The expected log and answer do not change: ["toString sign", "toString verify"] and ["sign", "verify"]. Node v26.3.0 and v26.12.1 give the same. A read that still visits the removed entry logs toString decrypt, and HMAC refuses decrypt.
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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 nit, the two points from my earlier review are addressed in the code: db13d44 rejects AES-CFB in KeyObject::toCryptoKey before keyUsages is converted, and f7d5458 reads a Set in place through forEachInSetStorage, so a failing entry no longer reaches iteratorClose and no return lookup happens.
I also checked the in-place array and Set paths against an entry whose toString mutates the container: the array loop re-reads length each iteration and the Set walk goes through JSC's storage-transit helper, and the fixture rows for append, add and clear exercise both.
Extended reasoning...
The change replaces the generic WebIDL sequence conversion with a hand-written convertKeyUsages in src/jsc/bindings/webcrypto/JSCryptoKeyUsage.cpp, switches seven SubtleCrypto operations and KeyObject.toCryptoKey to take a usage bitmap, and reorders toCryptoKey so algorithm normalization and the AES-CFB rejection precede usage conversion. It touches WebCrypto and node:crypto argument handling, which is user-reachable from untrusted input, but no key material or cryptographic primitive. Both prior inline comments are resolved by later commits that match what was asked, and the new fixture runs under BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks and optionally under Node. The remaining inline finding is a style nit about a throw scope inside the Set callback lambda, which is the pattern forEachInSetStorage requires; the manual iterator walk and crypto surface still warrant a human look rather than approval.
The conversion of one entry was a lambda with a throw scope and a
RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION of its own. It is now the static function
convertKeyUsage(). The walk of a Set gets a lambda that only calls it.
The errors, the index in a message and the order of user code stay as
they were.
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I re-reviewed after the latest push and found no bugs; the hoisting of the per-entry conversion into convertKeyUsage() resolves the lambda/throw-scope point from the earlier round. Because this replaces the generic IDL sequence converter with a hand-written iterator-protocol walk in the WebCrypto bindings and changes the error contract of eight entry points, a human look would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
The three walk paths in convertKeyUsages (in-place array with per-iteration length() re-read, forEachInSetStorage with a check-free lambda, generic Symbol.iterator/next loop): every call that can enter JS is followed by an exception check, and no iterator return is read on failure.
The seven SubtleCrypto signature changes and KeyObject::toCryptoKey: the bitmap is built before dispatch at every site, the AES-CFB rejection and usage conversion now come after normalization, and no remaining caller of parseEnumeration<CryptoKeyUsage> or SubtleCrypto::toCryptoKeyUsageBitmap is left.
Tests: the fixture is shared with Node (gated on 26.1.0), the Set/array mutation and "no later entry converted" rows pin the in-place reads, and the exception-scope fixture covers each termination path of the conversion.
Extended reasoning...
The change rewrites keyUsages conversion for seven SubtleCrypto methods and KeyObject.toCryptoKey into a hand-written WebIDL sequence converter (src/jsc/bindings/webcrypto/JSCryptoKeyUsage.cpp) that mirrors Node's error codes and messages, switches the SubtleCrypto method signatures from Vector to a bitmap, and reorders toCryptoKey so algorithm normalization and the AES-CFB rejection precede usage conversion. It touches crypto bindings but only argument conversion, not key material or cryptographic operations; no injection, auth or data-exposure surface. The latest commit 3545460 addressed the one open nit from my prior review, and the diff shows consistent exception checks and matching tests across all sites. Deferring rather than approving because the change is roughly 600 lines in a security-adjacent area with a custom iterator-protocol implementation whose Node-parity claims rest on a fixture a human may want to spot-check.
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Problem
crypto.subtle.generateKey(alg, true, [{ toString: () => "sign" }])rejects withTypeError: value must be a string. WebIDL converts each entry with ToString, and Node returns the key. No user reported this.generateKey,deriveKey,importKeyandunwrapKeyaccepted such an entry until 1.3.0 (Add new bindings generator; portSSLConfig#23169). The 4 that webcrypto: ML-DSA + ML-KEM, ChaCha20-Poly1305, raw-secret/raw-public, toCryptoKey, v26 SubtleCrypto surface (+10 tests, webcrypto 58%→76%) #34838 added in 1.4.0 never did.JSDOMConvertSequences.h:378) converts entries with bindgen's strict enumeration overload (JSDOMConvertEnumeration.h:54).Fix
convertKeyUsages()(webcrypto/JSCryptoKeyUsage.cpp) convertskeyUsagesfor the 8 callers. It throws Node's errors:ERR_INVALID_ARG_VALUE,3rd argument[0] 'bogus' is not a valid enum value of type KeyUsage.Vector.toCryptoKeyreject an algorithm beforekeyUsages, as Node does. Commit 6 closes no iterator when an entry fails.test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.ts(25 new tests, 23 fail on main), and its fixture also runs under Node. Self-reviewed: 19 concerns raised, 17 addressed (not done: a tracking issue, refusingSHA-224intoCryptoKey).Background
Downsides
code. An entry too long for a message givesRangeError: Out of memory..textshrinks by 448 bytes, and one usage converts in 242 instructions (391 on main).Notes
Priority. This is a conformance fix with no report behind it. The tracker has no issue for it, and the inputs that change are rare: an entry that is an object and not a
Stringobject. It was found in a read of the converters for #47838.Where the strict rule comes from.
convert<IDLSequence<IDLEnumeration<CryptoKeyUsage>>>(global, value)has no context. Since #23169 that entry builds aBun::DefaultConversionContext(JSDOMConvertSequences.h:378), andBun::convertIDLgives a context to every converter that takes one (BunIDLConvertBase.h:16). With a context the enumeration converter has bindgen's rule: a string or aStringobject, orthrowNotString(JSDOMConvertEnumeration.h:54-57). Before #23169 the entry calledConverter<IDLType>::convert(global, value): ToString, then the lookup.KeyUsageis the only enumeration that reaches this path.What the nine commits are.
convertKeyUsages()(it returns aVector<CryptoKeyUsage>there), changes one line at each of the 8 call sites, deletesparseEnumeration<CryptoKeyUsage>, and has all tests but one.CryptoKeyUsageBitmap, and the 7SubtleCryptomethods take it.KeyObject::toCryptoKeyand adds one test row. The order it corrects is from webcrypto: ML-DSA + ML-KEM, ChaCha20-Poly1305, raw-secret/raw-public, toCryptoKey, v26 SubtleCrypto surface (+10 tests, webcrypto 58%→76%) #34838, and it only became visible now: the conversion runstoStringof an entry.Setthat an entry adds to.AES-CFB-8intoCryptoKeyin front of the conversion. Bun'ssubtle.importKeyhasAES-CFB-8as an extension and Node has no such algorithm.toCryptoKeyrefused the name only after it convertedkeyUsages, so a usage that is not known won, andtoStringof an entry ran.Setin place without JSC'sforEachInFastArray()andforEachInIterable(). When the callback throws, those helpers make an iterator and calliteratorClose(), which readsreturn. WebIDL and Node close no iterator there. JSC reads in place only whilereturnis absent from the prototypes of the iterator. So a program saw the read in one case:toStringof an entry definedreturnon such a prototype during the conversion, and a later entry failed.Set: no entry after one that fails is converted, and an entry that clears theSetand adds to it has its new entry converted.Seta second entry, which the clear removes before its turn. It is not converted.convertKeyUsage(). The review rules of this repository allow no check macro inside a lambda. The behaviour does not change.Setwithout an entry: the check for an emptySetwas insideforEachInIterable(), and commit 6 has it in Bun's code. It also foundSHA-224(see "What stays as it is").How
convertKeyUsages()walks the value. It follows Node'screateSequenceConverter()(lib/internal/webidl.js:817-876):Symbol.iteratoris read once, and a value with no iterator, an iterator that is not an object, anextthat is not a function and a step that is not an object are all "cannot be converted to sequence." It does not callreturnof the iterator.convertTransferList(JSStructuredSerializeOptions.cpp:38) walks a transfer list the same way. An array or aSetwhose iteration nothing can observe is read in place: an indexed loop for the array, JSC'sforEachInSetStorage()for theSet.Results against Node. The reference is Node v26.3.0. Node v26.12.1 gives the same output for every row. "main" is a release build of 675ee5b, "PR" one of this branch.
generateKey(HMAC, true, X), 26 values of X: same accept or rejectcodeand messageProxy, own or missingSymbol.iterator,arguments, iterators): same answerreturn()callsSymbol.iterator,next,toString, getters)Setthat is converted (add, delete, clear, a replacedSet.prototype[Symbol.iterator], a subclass)returndefined before the call on 4 prototypes (of the array iterator, of theSetiterator,Iterator,Object), 5 kinds of sequence, 3 kinds of entry that fails: nothing readsreturnreturndefined by an entry during the conversion, an array and aSet: same logtoCryptoKeywithAES-CFB-8: 3 kinds of key, a usage that is or is not known['', {}, 1, false]askeyUsagesreject withERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE(Node'stest-webcrypto-keygen.js:448-455)[{ toString }],[["sign"]],[{ [Symbol.toPrimitive] }], and aSetor another iterable of such entries. AtoStringthat throws aRangeErrorgives aTypeErroron main, becausetoStringnever runs.Symbol.iteratorthat is a class.generateKeyreads thenameof the algorithm twice. That is in the normalization of the algorithm.test-webcrypto-keygen.jsstops at line 405 for another reason, so its lines 448-455 do not run under Bun yet.Text that Node changed. Node v26.0.0 and v25.9.0 word these errors in another way. v26.1.0, v26.2.0, v26.3.0, v26.12.1, v26.13.0 and v24.22.2 print the same output for
keyusages-fixture.mjs. That file is the guard: the test runs it under Bun and, where a Node of v26.1.0 or later is installed, under Node. It expects the same 240 answers and 13 logs from both.Cost, measured on release builds (linux-x64, ThinLTO) of main 675ee5b and of this branch.
llvm-size -Aof the strippedbun:.text110,644,649 to 110,644,201 (448 bytes smaller)..rodata,.dataand.bssdo not change. The file keeps its size: 140,495,136 bytes..textwas 3,136 bytes larger than on main. The instance ofJSC::forEachInIterablefor theSetwas 4,065 bytes, and its 2 handlers 199 bytes each. The walk of the storage of aSetis now insideconvertKeyUsages(), which is 2,297 bytes (1,679 before commit 6).Set, aSetof 1 or 2 usages costs 70 to 100 ns more for each call than on main. The branch is in, so that no input is slower than on main.StringBuilder::append2,683,makeString919).toCryptoKey("AES-GCM", false, ["encrypt", "decrypt"]):mi_malloc9.71 to 8.71,mi_free7.67 to 6.67 (gdb breakpoint hits for loops of 1,000 and 3,000 calls, the difference divided by 2,000). Forsubtle.importKey("raw", ...):mi_malloc12.02 to 11.03. The allocation that is gone is the buffer of theVector<CryptoKeyUsage>. These counts are from commit 3. Commits 5 and 6 allocate nothing: the windows below see the same 7mi_mallocand 5mi_freein the 30th call before and after them.stepion one thread from the entry ofKeyObject::toCryptoKeyto its return. "Own code" counts the instructions inside the conversion functions only, and is the same at the 5th and the 30th call. "Whole call" is the 30th call. Two runs of one binary differ by about 10 instructions there.keyUsages[]["encrypt"]["encrypt", "encrypt"]"encrypt"["encrypt", "decrypt"]["encrypt", "decrypt", "wrapKey", "unwrapKey"](
[]throws for a secret key, which is why its whole call is longer.)Of these, commit 5 is 4 instructions in each
toCryptoKey(the check forAES-CFB-8). Commits 6 and 9 together take 9 instructions off the conversion in every row.Time for one
toCryptoKey(HMAC), best of 7 loops of 300,000 calls, 3 runs of each build in turn, in ns:keyUsagesSetof 1Setof 2Arraysubclass of 2.bind.tsand nothing undersrc/codegen,webcore/,Bindgen/orBunIDL*.BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1has 28 new rows, one for each way the conversion can end. It reports 0 unchecked scopes.Measured and left out. The lookup of a usage name scans a table of 12 names in an out-of-line
std::__find_if(on main since #47671, when the lookup got a second caller).NEVER_INLINEonparseEnumerationFromString<CryptoKeyUsage>takes 14 ("decrypt") to 120 ("wrapKey") instructions off each lookup and adds 1,280 bytes. That is on linux-x64 with libstdc++. I cannot measure macOS or Windows here, so it is not in this PR.What stays as it is.
convert<IDLSequence<IDLEnumeration<T>>>(global, value)still compiles and is still strict. Nothing calls it now, so no test can fail for it.parseEnumeration<CryptoKeyUsage>is deleted, so such a call forKeyUsagedoes not link. A question for a reviewer: does this path get its own fix? Two candidates: a strict enumeration type that bindgen owns, or a conversion without a context inJSDOMConvertSequences.h. To report what Node reports from there,contextForElement()needs the index andthrowBadEnumerationValue()the string (BunIDLConvertContext.h:190,:111).AbortSignal.any, theportsof aMessageEvent, andconvertTransferList. One shared helper for the four is a change to two other Web APIs. It is not in this PR.generateKeyfor ECDSA, ECDH, Ed25519 and X25519 still answersA required parameter was missing or out-of-rangethere.keyUsagesonly.key_opsmember of a JWK has its own conversion (node:crypto, webcrypto: a fourth batch of Node compatibility fixes #47671). An entry that is not known is skipped there. It goes through the shared sequence converter, which still closes the iterator when an entry fails, as on main.toCryptoKeytakesSHA-224as thehashof HMAC and of the RSA algorithms. Node's Web Crypto has noSHA-224and rejects the algorithm beforekeyUsages. On main that call returns a key that works, so this PR does not refuse it.JSCryptoKeyUsage.cpp,JSCryptoKeyUsage.handSubtleCrypto.cpp. Remove dead code from the WebCore IDL converters, the node:fs Stats bindings and ImportMetaEnv.cpp #47838 keeps the WebIDL overload of the enumeration converter, which still has no caller.Tests.
test/js/web/crypto/web-crypto.test.tson a debug build of this branch: 203 pass. With thesrc/of main: 24 fail (23 of the new tests and the transcript of the exception-scope fixture), 179 pass. The 2 new tests that pass on main are the run under Node and aSetwithout an entry. With thesrc/of commit 4: 4 fail (the 3 scenarios of commits 5 and 6, and the transcript).test/js/bun/util/error-message-string-length-limit.test.ts: 2 pass. With thesrc/of main the new row fails: main answers with its fixedTypeErrortext.test/js/node/test/parallel/test-webcrypto-*,test-crypto-key-objects*.js,test-global-webcrypto.js,test-crypto-webcrypto-aes-decrypt-tag-too-small.js,test-crypto-subtle-*.js,test-crypto-secret-keygen.js,test-crypto-keygen-async-elliptic-curve-jwk*.js: 49 files exit 0.web-crypto-sha3.test.ts,crypto.key-objects.test.ts,crypto-pqc.test.ts,sign-jwk-ieee-p1363.test.ts,crypto-invalid-this.test.ts,node-crypto.test.js,test/js/deno/crypto/webcrypto.test.ts,test/js/web/workers/structured-clone.test.ts,test/internal/bindgen.test.ts: 1,017 pass, 27 skip, 1 todo.web-crypto.test.tsby itself.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 1 · 11 files touched
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