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What does this PR do?

Lazy process.stdin, process.stdout, and process.stderr construction can report an error as uncaught even when JavaScript catches it. Propagate the original exception through the existing throw-scope contract instead of clearing it and reporting it separately to the event loop.

Keep the trimmed-AOT regressions and add a three-case untrimmed regression in the existing stdio suite. Each fresh child replaces the public node:fs stream constructor, throws a sentinel error, and verifies that the getter throws that exact object once. Restore the original constructor and verify a subsequent stdout/stderr write. All three standard descriptors are pipes.

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  • Original-exception identity before/after replay: all three regressions fail on fork-native aa024e5a1d5466098357784d7f6fb159581e1478 and pass on fixed fork-native 5cd0cffa4a84f8a9285fc8b55d98c3d1deabab58. The pre-fix run invokes each constructor once but loses the original exception; the fixed run preserves it with no uncaught report. This is fork evidence, not exact stock-native execution.
  • Commit 1f7b8edb597d8644c15afe12a72c3960356ae4ab extends the test to prove output recovery. The equivalent committed test passes in full on fork-native cd861bb9f53102e92e23ce28684c258055c7e612: 42 passed, one platform skip. That broader run remains red on a preexisting ICU minimum assertion with source-only ICU 74.2.
  • Matched recovery replay: stdout/stderr fail on fork-native 5cd0cffa4a84f8a9285fc8b55d98c3d1deabab58 and pass on cd861bb9f53102e92e23ce28684c258055c7e612; stdin passes on both. The fork needed a separate deferred-sink allocation repair. That fork-specific allocation bug and repair are not included in this upstream PR. Report artifact 13754721217, SHA-256 c0820f7aafc90687e27cf08e9d671111582a8a2c5f0b06c03a281359efc62259, has verified JUnit and source identities. The additional AOT monkeypatch probe in that run fails before invoking the replacement constructor; it is not passing AOT recovery evidence.
  • The trimmed-AOT exception cases pass in the earlier focused replay, alongside 37 focused HTTP regressions. Three separate CJS failures use the older executable; that run is not overall green.
  • A signed merge of upstream 98cda0d8b1243fc3dbf6963f0a12e708efb20d80 preserves commit history and the current upstream AOT API renames. Independent scoped review, targeted Prettier and git diff --check pass, including the recovery-test extension.

Exact updated stock-native execution remains required; fork results do not establish that gate. Terminal-backed constructor tests are deferred: both fs and tty branches return through the corrected C++ exception check, and this change adds no separate TTY error handling.

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The stdio and stdin constructors now propagate exceptions from stream construction. Tests cover caught constructor errors in a spawned process and dynamic access to process.stdin, process.stdout, and process.stderr in trimmed executables.

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Standard stream construction

Layer / File(s) Summary
Stream construction and exception tests
src/jsc/bindings/BunProcess.cpp, test/js/node/process/process-stdio.test.ts
constructStdioWriteStream and constructStdin now propagate stream construction exceptions. A subprocess test checks that accessing each standard stream catches the original constructor error after one constructor call.
Trimmed executable stream access
test/bundler/compile-trim-removed-features-throw.test.ts
A test checks that dynamic access to process.stdin, process.stdout, and process.stderr yields no exits in trimmed executables.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii

Merge Risk: Low · up to 1f7b8

The change is mergeable with awareness of a rare assertion-enabled crash during warning fallback. Stock-native CI is still pending.

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4037-4037: Minor · Potential issue · Poor tradeoff

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The new throw scope is entered only after the worker-ports early return, as is the stdin throw scope at line 4180. The supplied constructNodeWorkerStdioStream still clears non-AOT exceptions and reports them at the event loop, so worker stream construction does not follow the newly established propagation behavior.

The catch cannot handle the construction error; event-loop reporting may terminate the worker instead.

This can occur when: A worker with nodeWorkerStdioPorts() accesses a standard stream and its worker stream builder throws a non-AOT-refusal exception inside a JavaScript try block.


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- Line 202: Add untrimmed subprocess tests alongside the existing trimmed cases
that make the non-TTY fs.ReadStream and fs.WriteStream constructors throw and
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- Around line 28-30: Extend the process-stdio tests beyond pipe-backed streams
to cover terminal-backed cases where each node:tty constructor throws. Verify
the catch receives the exact original error for each constructor, while
preserving the existing node:fs constructor coverage.
- Around line 22-24: Extend the stdout and stderr cases in the process stream
test to verify recovery after construction fails: restore fs.WriteStream after
catching the original error, then access the stream again and confirm it can
write successfully. Preserve the existing checks that construction was attempted
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Minor · Assert a constructor error in the trimmed… · compile-trim-removed-features-throw.test.ts:201-202

test/bundler/compile-trim-removed-features-throw.test.ts:201-202
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Assert a constructor error in the trimmed executable.

These accesses do not force an error, and findExits accepts a returned undefined. The test can therefore pass without checking the catch path.

Use a fresh trimmed subprocess per stream, retain the full stream constructor, inject a throwing node:fs constructor, and assert that the getter catches the same error. The existing sentinel tests cover only untrimmed processes.

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Review comment at @test/bundler/compile-trim-removed-features-throw.test.ts
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Update the “dynamic standard-stream construction errors remain catchable” test:
its current property accesses may return undefined without exercising the catch
path. For each stream, use a fresh trimmed subprocess, retain the full stream
constructor, inject a throwing node:fs constructor, and assert that the stream
getter catches and returns the same error.

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Review comments at @test/bundler/compile-trim-removed-features-throw.test.ts:
- Around line 201-202: Update the “dynamic standard-stream construction errors
remain catchable” test: its current property accesses may return undefined
without exercising the catch path. For each stream, use a fresh trimmed
subprocess, retain the full stream constructor, inject a throwing node:fs
constructor, and assert that the stream getter catches and returns the same
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