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bun test --parallel: send each earlier failed attempt of a retried test in its own frame - #48246
With --parallel --reporter=junit, a retried test's final <failure> loses its text when its attempts hold over 64 MiB of text. retry: 2 and a failing toEqual on 1 MiB Uint8Arrays: cut message, no stack. Bun 1.4.4 writes it whole.
From retry: 256 behind a 70 MiB error: worker killed: corrupt IPC frame, something wrote to fd 3.
Cause: encode_test_case (src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/runner.rs) writes every earlier failed attempt into the TestDone frame, ahead of the last failure (bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833, unreleased).
Fix
TestDone carries only the last failure. Each earlier failed attempt goes ahead of it in its own TestAttempt frame, as RefusedChange goes ahead of FileDone.
The coordinator replays those frames with the test's record.
Correct because no frame holds an unbounded list, and an attempt counts only when its TestDone arrives.
Verified: test/js/junit-reporter/junit.test.js (3 new tests, 1 fails on main). Also parallel.test.ts, retry-flag.test.ts. Self-reviewed: 11 concerns raised, 10 addressed.
Background
A --parallel worker reports each finished test in one frame of at most 64 MiB. With --reporter=junit it holds the structured result. Frame::str cuts a string that does not fit, and later strings go empty.
Considered: one frame, last failure first, earlier attempts bounded (20 lines). It loses attempt text past 64 MiB per test.
Downsides
Per earlier failed attempt with the reporter: one send(2), 9 bytes, one coordinator allocation. Other tests pay nothing.
Both processes hold 64 MiB per attempt, not per test. Four 34 MiB failures: coordinator peak RSS 397 to 709 MiB, worker 575 to 895 (serial: 757).
<failure type="Error" message="short 256">, all <rerunFailure> with their text
the same for any count
Frame::str keeps 4096 bytes free behind a string that fills the frame. An empty failure record takes 16 of them. 257 records behind a 70 MiB error pass the limit. Behind a result line of 64 MiB, fewer do.
Kind::TestAttempt is u32 file_idx and one failure (str name, str message, str body, u32 uncaught). encode_failure and decode_failure are the one codec of a failure for both frames.
worker_emit_test_done sends a TestAttempt for each of earlier_failures, oldest first, and then the TestDone of main without the count and the list.
The coordinator stores a TestAttempt payload in FileTestRecords::attempts with the index that the next TestDone of the file takes. replay_test_records decodes the attempts of each test and passes them to decode_test_case.
A worker that ends with frames unsent leaves no part of a record: the attempts of a test count only with the TestDone that follows them. On main the one frame is whole or absent in the same way.
replay_test_records takes the stored payloads by value. A TestAttempt payload is freed when decode_failure has copied it, and a TestDone payload when its test case is written.
Frame.rs changes by the new kind only.
The count of earlier failures leaves the wire with the list. That is a side effect and not a reason: Jarred left the decoder's count as it is in bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 (comment).
Considered
One frame with a bound: write the last failure first and hold back 16 bytes per earlier attempt, or cap the list beside the 64 scopes. About 20 lines, and the coordinator stays as it is. The final failure is whole and nothing crashes. The earlier attempts lose their text once a test passes 64 MiB, so the report differs from a serial run's. The retry: 2 case above already passes 64 MiB.
All frames of a test in one write (a multi-frame mode in Frame). An earlier form of this branch had it. It cost every frame 10 instructions and a branch to save one send(2) per earlier failed attempt.
A TestAttempt when each attempt fails, not when the test ends. The attempt would arrive before its test's result, so both frames would need a test id. repeats also clears the list between runs.
A cut in Frame::finish. The report would lose records with no error.
Measurements (Linux x64, main 2596ac5 against this PR)
send(2) on fd 3 by the workers (LD_PRELOAD counter, debug builds). Fixture A, 2 files with 1000 passing tests: 1008 / 1008. Fixture B, 2 files with 100 tests of retry: 3 that always fail: 108 / 408. Without the reporter: 108 / 108.
Bytes sent on fd 3 with the reporter: fixture A 81,760 to 77,761 (-4 per test). Fixture B 40,682 to 42,980 (+23 per test).
Coordinator recvmsg calls, fixture B: main 98 to 107 / PR 127 to 210 (3 runs each).
Coordinator allocations per test with the reporter: 1 to 1. With three earlier failures: 1 to 4.
size_of::<FileTestRecords>(): 72 to 96 bytes (one per test file with the reporter). size_of::<Frame>(): 24 to 24.
Instructions per frame (a harness of the changed functions with the real Frame.rs, -O3, perf_event_open, 3 runs, spread 0): TestDone without a reporter 165 to 168. With the reporter: pass 536 to 517, one failure 784 to 758. FileDone 260 to 260. Branches: 26 to 27, 94 to 92, 144 to 140, 34 to 34.
Release .text: +3,072 bytes (size -A build/release/bun-profile, 108,257,833 to 108,260,905). The cli::test::parallel symbols: +3,006 bytes (nm -S).
Peak RSS (VmHWM, release builds, 5 interleaved runs), four attempts of a 34 MiB error: coordinator 357 to 397 MiB on main, 667 to 709 MiB with this PR. Worker 575 MiB on main, 893 to 895 MiB with this PR. A serial run of that file: 725 to 757 MiB. Before replay_test_records took the payloads by value the coordinator had 898 MiB.
The same, retry: 100 with one 70 MiB attempt: coordinator 286 to 349 MiB on main, 280 to 339 MiB with this PR. Worker 510 MiB on both.
Tests
"writes the earlier attempts of retried tests with --parallel as without": a test that never passes, one that passes at last, an attempt that times out, and two concurrent tests that end in the other order. The whole document of --parallel=2 equals the serial one. It passes on main. It is the small test of the new frames. It runs concurrently with the worker-exit test.
"hundreds of failed attempts after a huge error are one failed test case": retry: 300, and the first attempt has 68 MiB of text. Fails on main with (worker crashed). It takes 1 s on a release build and 5 s on a debug build, so it has a time limit of 20 s, and 60 s on debug and ASAN builds. A smaller input passes on main: only a full frame shows the defect.
"a retried test whose worker exits is in the report with all its attempts or not at all": the next test calls process.exit while 2 MiB of the test's frames are unsent. It passes on main. It fails when the TestDone goes ahead of its attempts.
The tests are in junit.test.js beside the other tests of retried attempts in the report. On a debug build of main on this machine, parallel.test.ts has a test that fails 9 of 12 runs (each worker has a unique JEST_WORKER_ID: a debug worker starts in 300 ms and the fixture allows 200 ms).
Inside one frame the first string still takes the room: a failure of more than 64 MiB keeps its message and loses its stack.
Frame::str cuts at a byte offset. A cut inside a UTF-8 sequence makes the report invalid UTF-8. That is so on main for any string over the limit.
A worker that exits in a test does not write what Channel.out still holds, so the test before it can be absent from the report. That is so on main.
The worker holds an attempt twice while its frame waits in Channel.out. The self-review proposed to free each attempt once its frame is queued. Not taken: it needs &mut through worker_emit_test_done, and the queue is the larger part.
…st in its own frame
With --reporter=junit a worker wrote the failure of every earlier attempt
of a retried test into the test's TestDone frame, ahead of the last
failure. A frame holds 64 MiB. Once the attempts had more text than that,
the report lost the text of the last failure, which Bun 1.4.4 writes
whole. From 257 failed attempts behind a string that fills the frame, the
frame passed MAX_PAYLOAD, and the coordinator killed the worker and
reported the file as crashed.
TestDone holds the failure of the last attempt only, as before #44833.
Each earlier failed attempt goes ahead of it in a TestAttempt frame. The
coordinator keeps these with the test's record and replays both into the
JUnit report.
Reproduced on main 2596ac5 (Linux x64) with bun test --parallel=2 --reporter=junit --reporter-outfile=r.xml and two test files:
test("big diff", { retry: 2 }, () => expect(new Uint8Array(1 << 20)).toEqual(new Uint8Array(1 << 20).fill(1))): the final <failure> has a message cut at 13 MB and no stack. Bun 1.4.4 writes it whole.
A test with retry: 256 whose first attempt throws a 70 MiB error: the file is reported as (worker crashed), and the console prints worker killed: corrupt IPC frame, something wrote to fd 3. With retry: 255 there is no crash.
With this PR both reports are those of a serial run.
CI: no failure comes from this diff. Build 138873 ran on 87792a5 and is complete: 187 of 188 jobs passed.
The one failed job is :windows: 11 aarch64 - test-bun. Its one failed test is test/aot/parallel/gc/local-set-to-null-lets-go-in-a-slow-version.ts. That test compares what plain Bun and a program compiled ahead of time print about garbage collection. The two disagreed on one line (KEPT against collected). This PR changes only the frames of bun test --parallel. It does not touch that test or the code that it runs.
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Walkthrough
Parallel workers now send earlier retry failures in TestAttempt frames and final results in TestDone. The coordinator stores attempts by test index, and replay supplies them to test-case decoding. JUnit tests compare serial and parallel retry reports and cover large failures and worker exits.
The protocol adds TestAttempt. Workers send each earlier failure in its own frame and encode only the final failure in TestDone. Shared helpers encode and decode failure fields.
Attempt capture and replay src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/Coordinator.rs, src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/aggregate.rs, src/runtime/cli/test_command.rs, test/js/junit-reporter/junit.test.js
The coordinator stores attempts with their test indices. Replay passes matching earlier failures to test-case decoding. The documentation comment names both frame types. JUnit tests compare serial and parallel retry reports and cover large failures and worker exits.
Possibly related PRs
oven-sh/bun#48104: Changes the TestDone payload layout and the JUnit suite writer, overlapping this PR’s protocol and test changes.
oven-sh/bun#48075: Changes coordinator decoding and depends on the decode_test_case signature and TestDone payload layout changed here.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, dylan-conway, alii
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 1d908
Large retried failures can exhaust coordinator memory or produce JUnit reports that XML consumers reject. Address these reporting failures before merging; the remaining test suggestions are bounded follow-ups.
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Review comments at @src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/aggregate.rs:
- Around line 30-36: Update the replay loop using file.attempts and
runner::decode_failure to consume each attempt payload progressively and release
its raw storage after decoding, rather than retaining all payloads during report
generation. Preserve the existing test-index ordering and failure association.
Review comments at @src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/runner.rs:
- Around line 1021-1023: Update encode_failure in the TestAttempt emission path
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encoding them. Preserve the existing failure payload and size limit while
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- Line 749: Remove the explicit 90-second timeout override from the
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timeout; preserve the test itself and verify it still completes on supported
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- Around line 778-779: Update the worker-exit ordering test around `crashed` and
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Preserve UTF-8 boundaries when truncating attempt failures.
With --parallel --reporter=junit, a large multibyte message in a later retry can be cut inside a UTF-8 character. The JUnit report then contains invalid UTF-8 and conforming XML parsers reject it. Truncate failure strings at UTF-8 boundaries before sending them.
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encode_failure does not cut anything. Frame::str (Frame.rs:91) makes the cut, and this PR does not change it.
Main has the same cut with no retry. The fixture is one test that throws new Error("x" + Buffer.alloc(3 * 23 * 1024 * 1024, "€")), run with --parallel=2 --reporter=junit. On 2596ac5 the bytes before the truncation marker in the report are e2 82 ac e2, and the file is not valid UTF-8. This branch gives the same result for that fixture.
This PR makes the cut less frequent. Each attempt now has a frame of its own. Frame::str then cuts only a failure that is larger than 64 MiB by itself.
A cut at a character boundary belongs in Frame::str, because every string that a worker sends goes through it. That is a separate change, and the PR description lists it under "Not in this PR". I leave this thread open for a maintainer.
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@robobun You’re right. Frame::str truncates based on the remaining frame capacity, and its implementation is unchanged from the base revision. I withdraw my request to change encode_failure in this PR.
I’ll leave the thread open for a maintainer. Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for the UTF-8 truncation?
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Beyond the inline note on the slow test, I also checked the new Kind::TestAttempt against every switch on the discriminant (Frame::try_from and Coordinator::on_frame both handle it; the worker-side match has no frame of this kind to receive), and the attempt-to-test pairing in replay_test_records: attempts indices are non-decreasing because tests only grows and a file is never re-dispatched, so the peekable next_if walk assigns each attempt to exactly the TestDone that followed it, and trailing attempts with no TestDone are dropped as intended. Workers without --reporter=junit pass test: None, so they emit no extra frames. I did not run the new junit tests or confirm by execution that the 300-retry test fails on main.
Extended reasoning...
The change touches the bun test --parallel worker/coordinator IPC (Frame.rs, runner.rs, Coordinator.rs, aggregate.rs) to move each earlier failed attempt of a retried test into its own TestAttempt frame so no single frame holds an unbounded list, plus three new junit tests. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface; the wire data is read through the same Reader helpers as the existing TestDone payload. The one posted finding is a test-cost nit (a 90 s per-test timeout on a test that moves ~68 MiB through stderr and the XML file), which the repository's review guidance flags for changes-requested; the memory-growth and dropped-attempt candidates were ruled out as bounded per attempt and intentional respectively.
replay_test_records takes the stored TestDone and TestAttempt payloads
by value, so each is freed when its test case is written, not when the
whole report is done.
The junit tests of the earlier attempts: the two small ones run
concurrently. The large one does not read the run's stderr and takes
its counts from the report.
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Problem
--parallel --reporter=junit, a retried test's final<failure>loses its text when its attempts hold over 64 MiB of text.retry: 2and a failingtoEqualon 1 MiBUint8Arrays: cut message, no stack. Bun 1.4.4 writes it whole.retry: 256behind a 70 MiB error:worker killed: corrupt IPC frame, something wrote to fd 3.encode_test_case(src/runtime/cli/test/parallel/runner.rs) writes every earlier failed attempt into theTestDoneframe, ahead of the last failure (bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833, unreleased).Fix
TestDonecarries only the last failure. Each earlier failed attempt goes ahead of it in its ownTestAttemptframe, asRefusedChangegoes ahead ofFileDone.TestDonearrives.test/js/junit-reporter/junit.test.js(3 new tests, 1 fails on main). Alsoparallel.test.ts,retry-flag.test.ts. Self-reviewed: 11 concerns raised, 10 addressed.Background
--parallelworker reports each finished test in one frame of at most 64 MiB. With--reporter=junitit holds the structured result.Frame::strcuts a string that does not fit, and later strings go empty.Downsides
send(2), 9 bytes, one coordinator allocation. Other tests pay nothing..text+3,072 bytes.Notes
Repro
bun test --parallel=2 --reporter=junit --reporter-outfile=r.xmlr.xml<failure>: 23 MB message, 23 MB stack<failure>: message cut at 13 MB with[output truncated: would exceed --parallel IPC frame limit], no stack. 2<rerunFailure>, whole<failure>and 2<rerunFailure>, whole. The report has the size of a serial run'sThe second case replaces the test body with
throw new Error(attempt === 1 ? Buffer.alloc(70 * 1024 * 1024, "a").toString() : "short " + attempt):retry: 255retry: 256and more<failure type="Error" />, 254 of 255<rerunFailure>empty(worker crashed),worker killed: corrupt IPC frame, something wrote to fd 3(worker crashed),worker crashed: SIGABRTafterassertion failed: payload_len <= MAX_PAYLOAD<failure type="Error" message="short 256">, all<rerunFailure>with their textFrame::strkeeps 4096 bytes free behind a string that fills the frame. An empty failure record takes 16 of them. 257 records behind a 70 MiB error pass the limit. Behind a result line of 64 MiB, fewer do.What the code does
Kind::TestAttemptisu32 file_idxand one failure (str name, str message, str body, u32 uncaught).encode_failureanddecode_failureare the one codec of a failure for both frames.worker_emit_test_donesends aTestAttemptfor each ofearlier_failures, oldest first, and then theTestDoneof main without the count and the list.TestAttemptpayload inFileTestRecords::attemptswith the index that the nextTestDoneof the file takes.replay_test_recordsdecodes the attempts of each test and passes them todecode_test_case.TestDonethat follows them. On main the one frame is whole or absent in the same way.replay_test_recordstakes the stored payloads by value. ATestAttemptpayload is freed whendecode_failurehas copied it, and aTestDonepayload when its test case is written.Frame.rschanges by the new kind only.Considered
retry: 2case above already passes 64 MiB.Frame). An earlier form of this branch had it. It cost every frame 10 instructions and a branch to save onesend(2)per earlier failed attempt.TestAttemptwhen each attempt fails, not when the test ends. The attempt would arrive before its test's result, so both frames would need a test id.repeatsalso clears the list between runs.Frame::finish. The report would lose records with no error.Measurements (Linux x64, main 2596ac5 against this PR)
send(2)on fd 3 by the workers (LD_PRELOADcounter, debug builds). Fixture A, 2 files with 1000 passing tests: 1008 / 1008. Fixture B, 2 files with 100 tests ofretry: 3that always fail: 108 / 408. Without the reporter: 108 / 108.recvmsgcalls, fixture B: main 98 to 107 / PR 127 to 210 (3 runs each).size_of::<FileTestRecords>(): 72 to 96 bytes (one per test file with the reporter).size_of::<Frame>(): 24 to 24.Frame.rs,-O3,perf_event_open, 3 runs, spread 0):TestDonewithout a reporter 165 to 168. With the reporter: pass 536 to 517, one failure 784 to 758.FileDone260 to 260. Branches: 26 to 27, 94 to 92, 144 to 140, 34 to 34..text: +3,072 bytes (size -A build/release/bun-profile, 108,257,833 to 108,260,905). Thecli::test::parallelsymbols: +3,006 bytes (nm -S).VmHWM, release builds, 5 interleaved runs), four attempts of a 34 MiB error: coordinator 357 to 397 MiB on main, 667 to 709 MiB with this PR. Worker 575 MiB on main, 893 to 895 MiB with this PR. A serial run of that file: 725 to 757 MiB. Beforereplay_test_recordstook the payloads by value the coordinator had 898 MiB.retry: 100with one 70 MiB attempt: coordinator 286 to 349 MiB on main, 280 to 339 MiB with this PR. Worker 510 MiB on both.Tests
--parallel=2equals the serial one. It passes on main. It is the small test of the new frames. It runs concurrently with the worker-exit test.retry: 300, and the first attempt has 68 MiB of text. Fails on main with(worker crashed). It takes 1 s on a release build and 5 s on a debug build, so it has a time limit of 20 s, and 60 s on debug and ASAN builds. A smaller input passes on main: only a full frame shows the defect.process.exitwhile 2 MiB of the test's frames are unsent. It passes on main. It fails when theTestDonegoes ahead of its attempts.junit.test.jsbeside the other tests of retried attempts in the report. On a debug build of main on this machine,parallel.test.tshas a test that fails 9 of 12 runs (each worker has a unique JEST_WORKER_ID: a debug worker starts in 300 ms and the fixture allows 200 ms).junit.test.js39 pass (main: 38 pass, 1 fail).parallel.test.ts55 pass and that one failure.retry-flag.test.ts11 pass. Release build:junit.test.js39 pass (main: 38 pass, 1 fail),parallel.test.ts56 pass.Not in this PR
Frame::strcuts at a byte offset. A cut inside a UTF-8 sequence makes the report invalid UTF-8. That is so on main for any string over the limit.Channel.outstill holds, so the test before it can be absent from the report. That is so on main.Channel.out. The self-review proposed to free each attempt once its frame is queued. Not taken: it needs&mutthroughworker_emit_test_done, and the queue is the larger part.describeblock to aTestDoneand raises the 4096 to 8192. With this PR first, the fixed part of a frame is 1,328 bytes at most with its keys, and the raise is not needed.