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Extract a by-reference Request body after the other init members are read - #48493
new Request(url, init) copies a URLSearchParams, FormData, or typed array body as soon as it reads init.body. A getter on method, headers, or signal that mutates the body object runs after the copy, so Bun prints a=1 where Node, Deno, and the browsers print a=1&b=2.
fetch(url, init) has the same defect for a headers getter: fetch.rs extracted the body before it read headers.
The cause is BodyValue::from_js called inside the init loop (src/runtime/webcore/Request.rs:1181) and before the headers read (src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs:1001).
Fix
BodyValue::is_extracted_by_reference (Body.rs) names the body kinds that from_js reads by reference: stream, ArrayBuffer, every view (DataView included), FormData, URLSearchParams, Blob, Image, Array of parts.
Request::construct_into keeps such a body as a JSValue through the init loop and extracts it after the URL is validated. The keepalive + stream check throws at the same point.
fetch_impl reads and converts the headers member before it extracts such a body. The Blob or FormData Content-Type is still applied after the body is extracted (FormData missing Content-Type header when used with fetch() #2264). A Headers object from a getter is rooted with EnsureStillAlive across the extraction, which can run user JS.
A body that converts to a string is still converted when body is read. WebIDL converts the USVString branch of BodyInit at that point.
Verified: test/js/web/request/request.test.ts (12 new cases) and test/js/web/fetch/fetch.test.ts (5 new cases), 14 of the 17 fail on 1.4.4. Also test/js/web/fetch/{fetch-args,body,body-clone,body-mixin-errors,body-stream,blob,response,fetch-formdata,fetch-abort-stream-body}, test/js/web/request/, test/js/web/html/, test/js/deno/fetch/, test/js/workerd/html-rewriter.test.js.
Background
WebIDL converts every member of a dictionary argument before the constructor steps run. body converts to a reference. The fetch spec extracts the body in a later step, so a mutation done by a getter on another member is part of the body.
construct_into reads [init, input] in one loop and takes each field from the first candidate that has it. The body is extracted after the loop, so an init.body still overrides the input Request body.
Considered a read-body-last loop order: it would move Bun's first member read (body) away from where Node reads it. Considered deferring every body: a toString body would then see a later getter, which Node does not do. The predicate splits the two.
new Request(request, { body: params, get method() { mutate } }) applies the mutation twice, because method is read twice on that path today (Request: take a method from RequestInit only when it has one #41994 fixes the double read). A redirect or signal getter on the same init applies it once.
Error order: new Request("bad url", { body: stream }) now throws Invalid URL where 1.4.4 threw the body error first. Node throws the URL error first.
Per call: one is_extracted_by_reference check on a body init (type tag compares and class casts, no allocation), and one stack guard in fetch() for a Headers init. Property reads per new Request(url, init) stay at 9, per fetch(url, init) at 16, in the same order as 1.4.4.
Notes
Repro from the issue, Bun 1.4.4 vs this branch vs Node 26.3:
Self-reviewed twice: the first pass found the fetch() half and the eager string conversion, the second pass cut a rewrite of the method/headers reads that #46528 already carries. Bot review found the Headers rooting gap and the DataView case.
Probes that match Node 26.3 on this branch: a toString body with a mode getter (a=1), a signal getter that mutates a URLSearchParams body, a detached or resized typed array after a getter, keepalive: true with a stream body throws after the method getter ran once, fetch() with a headers getter (a=1&b=2), fetch() with a FormData body keeps the multipart Content-Type, fetch() with an invalid header name rejects before the locked-stream check.
Relation to open PRs on the same loop: #41994 (method presence, removes explicit_check) and #46528 (the HTTP consolidation, which rewrites construct_into and fetch_impl around one init reader) do not defer the body. On a rebase, the body closure in #46528 returns the raw JSValue for is_extracted_by_reference values and calls BodyValue::from_js after url, signal, headers, and method are read. In fetch.rs the same split goes between the headers conversion and the Content-Type application. #41901 (body: null keeps the input body) touches the same Ok(Some(body_)) arm and rebases on this with a one-token guard.
Pre-existing under the debug ASAN build with or without this change: the utf16 ... (with gc) cases in fetch.test.ts, request-method-getter.test.ts, and string body consumption does not leak exceed the 5 s default timeout in this container. Each passes alone.
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The Request constructor and fetch() copied a URLSearchParams, FormData,
or typed array body as soon as they read the body member. A getter on a
member read later (method, headers, signal) that mutates the body object
was not part of the body. WebIDL converts every dictionary member first
and the fetch spec extracts the body afterwards. Node, Deno, and the
browsers reflect the mutation.
BodyValue::is_extracted_by_reference names the body kinds that
BodyValue::from_js reads by reference. Request::construct_into keeps such
a body as a JSValue and extracts it after the URL is validated. fetch()
reads and converts the headers member before it extracts such a body,
and still applies a Blob or FormData Content-Type after. A body that
converts to a string is still converted when the member is read.
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked that created_headers in fetch.rs is now released on every ? early return (it is an Option<HeadersRef> at function scope, so Drop covers the paths before the explicit drop), and that body_init in Request.rs is a stack-held JSValue across the init loop and URL validation, so it stays conservatively rooted. Nothing was run for this review (no build or tests); the test-ordering claims in the PR description were checked by reading only.
Extended reasoning...
The change moves by-reference body extraction in Request::constructor and fetch_impl to after the other init members and the URL are read, adds BodyValue::is_extracted_by_reference, and hoists the fetch headers block above body extraction. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface, but it reorders user-JS-reentrant getters relative to raw *mut FetchHeaders pointers, which is where the confirmed inline finding lives; the refcount and rooting concerns the repository guidance asks about were checked by reading and hold on the diff as written.
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🟡 src/runtime/webcore/Request.rs — Callers of new Request(request, init) whose method or headers getter mutates a by-reference body now get the mutation applied twice, a result neither the base nor Node produces. The init loop reads method via Init::init at Request.rs:1288 and again via fast_get at Request.rs:1310 (same for headers at 1292) when the input is a Request. The base copied the body before either read, so the duplicate getter call was harmless; now extraction waits until Request.rs:1392 and both mutations land in the body. Fix: read each member once on the explicit_check path (reuse the Init::init result or test presence without a getter call) so a deferred body sees exactly one getter invocation, matching Node.
Why this was flagged
Trigger: new Request(new Request(url), { body: params, get method() { params.append("b","2"); return "POST" } }) with params = new URLSearchParams("a=1"), or the same with a headers getter. values_to_try has two entries, so explicit_check is true at Request.rs:1065-1070. Init::init at Request.rs:1288 reads method, then method_check at Request.rs:1310 reads it again; the getter runs twice. The body was stashed as body_init at Request.rs:1191 and is only copied at Request.rs:1392, after both reads, so the body is a=1&b=2&b=2. On the base branch from_js ran inside the loop, so the output was a=1; Node gives a=1&b=2. The PR text admits this and points to #41994, but that PR is not merged, so this change ships a new wrong output for every Request-input caller with a side-effecting getter. Remedy: on the explicit_check path, reuse the values Init::init already read (or a has-property probe) instead of a second fast_get, so a deferred body observes each getter once.
Verification: Trigger: new Request(<Request>, init) with a by-reference init.body and a method or headers getter that mutates it. src/runtime/webcore/Request.rs line 1288 calls Init::init and line 1310 re-reads method (headers at 1292); line 1392 copies the body after both, yielding a=1&b=2&b=2; Node yields a=1&b=2, the base a=1. The new test uses a redirect getter, not this case.
Request construction and fetch() defer extraction of reference-backed bodies. By-value bodies are converted earlier. Request construction also delays stream-body keepalive validation until after URL validation. Tests cover extraction order and validation timing.
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Body extraction order
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Summary
Body classification and Request construction src/runtime/webcore/Body.rs, src/runtime/webcore/Request.rs, test/js/web/request/request.test.ts
A new method classifies body values that are extracted by reference. Request::construct_into defers conversion of those values until after URL validation. For stream bodies, it reads keepalive during member processing and throws the keepalive TypeError after URL validation when the value is truthy. Tests cover getter mutations, body replacement, and validation order.
Fetch body and header ordering src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs, test/js/web/fetch/fetch.test.ts
fetch_impl captures the body before reading headers, converts by-value bodies immediately, and extracts by-reference bodies after header selection. Header selection retains options-over-Request-over-request-init precedence. Tests cover getter mutations, header-wrapper retention, and invalid-header handling.
Possibly related PRs
oven-sh/bun#38364: This PR defers FormData body extraction, changing when the FormData serialization behavior added in #38364 occurs.
oven-sh/bun#46789: This PR uses body types and conversion support from #46789 to classify reference-backed values in Request and fetch.
oven-sh/bun#46528: Both PRs change Request and fetch initialization behavior; this PR adjusts body extraction timing.
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[#48468] Request::construct_into defers extraction of reference-backed bodies until after the init members are read and the URL is validated. The added tests cover getter mutations to URLSearchParams, FormData, typed arrays, DataView, and arrays of parts. They also verify that string-converting bodies are converted when body is read.
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The fetch_impl changes and fetch tests add behavior for a headers getter that mutates a reference-backed body. Issue [#48468] targets the Request constructor and states that fetch works for its reported cases. The fetch getter case is a separate defect, not a coding requirement in the linked issue.
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Review comments at @src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs:
- Around line 1072-1078: Keep the Headers wrapper represented by headers_value
alive from the FetchHeaders::cast path until fetch_impl has applied its native
pointer, because body conversion may run JavaScript and trigger GC. Use the
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fetch() borrows the FetchHeaders of a Headers object passed as
init.headers. The deferred body extraction can run user JS, so an
EnsureStillAlive guard roots the wrapper until the headers are applied.
DataView bodies are extracted by reference like the other views. The
fetch() tests move to fetch.test.ts.
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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 note on the GC test, I also checked the other paths that now hold a FetchHeaders pointer across the deferred body extraction in fetch_impl: the headers_guard added in fffca97 covers a getter-returned Headers; created_headers is RAII so every ?/early return releases the +1; and the pointer borrowed from a Request input via get_fetch_headers_unless_empty stays valid because the Request is the call's first argument and its headers are only replaced in finalize_without_deinit or when none exist yet. In construct_into, the deferred body_init reaches BodyValue::from_js, which calls ensure_still_alive on entry, and is_extracted_by_reference uses only cast-style checks (no user JS). I did not run the test files or a BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1 build; those checks rest on reading only.
Extended reasoning...
The change reorders body extraction relative to the other RequestInit members in src/runtime/webcore/Request.rs and src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs, adds the by-reference predicate in src/runtime/webcore/Body.rs, and adds tests in test/js/web/fetch/fetch.test.ts and test/js/web/request/request.test.ts. It touches no auth or crypto surface, but it holds raw FetchHeaders pointers and JSValues across calls that can run user JS, which is the memory-safety-sensitive part. The second commit added the EnsureStillAlive guard for the getter-returned Headers case; the remaining pointer paths were checked by reading and look balanced. Given the native lifetime handling and the size of the fetch.rs restructure, a human look is still worthwhile.
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Trivial · Test deferred extraction of a DataView window. · Body.rs:924-928
src/runtime/webcore/Body.rs:924-928 Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Test deferred extraction of a DataView window.
The current DataView test cannot detect extraction of bytes outside the view. Add a test that checks both the window and a mutation made by the method getter.
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Review comment at @src/runtime/webcore/Body.rs around lines 924 - 928:
Add a DataView test near the existing DataView coverage that uses a nonzero byte
offset and limited view length, then mutates a byte inside that window from the
method getter before deferred extraction. Assert the result includes the
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- Around line 4358-4378: Update the test named “keeps a Headers object from a
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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, I also checked (by reading only; I did not run the tests or an ASAN/GC stress): the created_headers +1 and headers_guard in fetch.rs are released on every ? early return through Drop, not just at the explicit drop calls; the property read order in fetch_impl is unchanged (options.body, init.body, options.headers, init.headers) because request_init_object and a Request input are mutually exclusive, so hoisting the init.body read above the Request-body branch is order-preserving; the FetchHeaders pointer taken from an input Request is now held across the deferred body's user JS, but that Request is the rooted first argument and only its finalizer resets headers, so it is not affected; and in Request.rs the deferred body_init still sets Fields::Body, so the input Request's body clone is skipped and an init body overrides it as before.
Extended reasoning...
The latest push adds headers_guard for a Headers object returned by an init getter, moves the fetch() cases into fetch.test.ts, and widens the by-reference predicate to DataView via is_array_buffer_like. The remaining surface is the deferred BodyValue::from_js running user JS while raw FetchHeaders pointers and JSValues are held on the stack, which I traced for the cast, create_from_js and input-Request paths without finding a release or ordering gap.
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Defer async-iterable bodies until after header conversion.
is_extracted_by_reference returns false for an async iterable that is not already a ReadableStream. In fetch_impl, this sends the value through eager conversion before the headers getter runs. ReadableStream::from_js then obtains the iterator immediately. If the headers getter changes the iterable’s iterator, fetch sends bytes from the old iterator instead of the updated one. Account for Bun’s async-iterable body extension in the ordering decision, and add a regression test. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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I re-reviewed the latest push and found no new bugs; the earlier inline points (the Headers wrapper kept alive across deferred body extraction, DataView classified by-reference, exact error messages in the ordering tests) are addressed in the code. Because this reorders native header/body extraction in fetch_impl and holds raw FetchHeaders pointers across calls that can run user JS, a human look would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
Headers precedence in fetch_impl (options > input Request > init object) and fallthrough to the prior headers value when nothing is set: same as before the move; request_init_object and request are mutually exclusive, so reading the init-object body before the Request body does not change precedence.
Lifetime of the input Request's own FetchHeaders pointer across the deferred extraction: req.headers is only replaced during request creation (guarded by has_fetch_headers) or finalization, and the Request is a live call argument. created_headers releases its +1 through HeadersRef::drop on every ? return.
Request::construct_into: the deferred body still wins over the input Request body (Fields::Body set in the loop), and all early returns between the loop and the deferred extraction go through bail! cleanup.
Not run here: the GC stress test for the headers_guard path and BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1; verdict is from reading only.
Extended reasoning...
The change touches src/runtime/webcore/Body.rs (new is_extracted_by_reference predicate), Request.rs (deferred body extraction after the init loop and URL check), fetch.rs (headers resolution hoisted before body extraction, with an EnsureStillAlive guard and HeadersRef held across the extraction), plus 18 new tests in request.test.ts and fetch.test.ts. No security-sensitive surface (no auth, crypto or injection), but it restructures memory-lifetime-sensitive native code where raw FetchHeaders pointers and JSValues are held across calls that can run user JS. All prior inline findings from earlier pushes are addressed in the current head and no new issues were found, but the size and the GC/lifetime sensitivity of the fetch_impl refactor decided defer over approve; no CODEOWNER covers the changed files and no outstanding third-party objection is visible in the timeline metadata.
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Fixes #48468
Problem
new Request(url, init)copies aURLSearchParams,FormData, or typed array body as soon as it readsinit.body. A getter onmethod,headers, orsignalthat mutates the body object runs after the copy, so Bun printsa=1where Node, Deno, and the browsers printa=1&b=2.fetch(url, init)has the same defect for aheadersgetter:fetch.rsextracted the body before it readheaders.BodyValue::from_jscalled inside the init loop (src/runtime/webcore/Request.rs:1181) and before theheadersread (src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs:1001).Fix
BodyValue::is_extracted_by_reference(Body.rs) names the body kinds thatfrom_jsreads by reference: stream, ArrayBuffer, every view (DataView included), FormData, URLSearchParams, Blob, Image, Array of parts.Request::construct_intokeeps such a body as aJSValuethrough the init loop and extracts it after the URL is validated. Thekeepalive+ stream check throws at the same point.fetch_implreads and converts theheadersmember before it extracts such a body. The Blob or FormData Content-Type is still applied after the body is extracted (FormDatamissing Content-Type header when used withfetch()#2264). AHeadersobject from a getter is rooted withEnsureStillAliveacross the extraction, which can run user JS.bodyis read. WebIDL converts theUSVStringbranch ofBodyInitat that point.test/js/web/request/request.test.ts(12 new cases) andtest/js/web/fetch/fetch.test.ts(5 new cases), 14 of the 17 fail on 1.4.4. Alsotest/js/web/fetch/{fetch-args,body,body-clone,body-mixin-errors,body-stream,blob,response,fetch-formdata,fetch-abort-stream-body},test/js/web/request/,test/js/web/html/,test/js/deno/fetch/,test/js/workerd/html-rewriter.test.js.Background
bodyconverts to a reference. The fetch spec extracts the body in a later step, so a mutation done by a getter on another member is part of the body.construct_intoreads[init, input]in one loop and takes each field from the first candidate that has it. The body is extracted after the loop, so aninit.bodystill overrides the input Request body.body) away from where Node reads it. Considered deferring every body: atoStringbody would then see a later getter, which Node does not do. The predicate splits the two.methodandheaderswhen the input is a Request (explicit_check) is a separate fix, in Request: take a method from RequestInit only when it has one #41994 and in http: consolidate the open fetch, Bun.serve, node:http, node:http2 and HTTP/3 pull requests #46528.Downsides
new Request(request, { body: params, get method() { mutate } })applies the mutation twice, becausemethodis read twice on that path today (Request: take a method from RequestInit only when it has one #41994 fixes the double read). Aredirectorsignalgetter on the same init applies it once.new Request("bad url", { body: stream })now throwsInvalid URLwhere 1.4.4 threw the body error first. Node throws the URL error first.is_extracted_by_referencecheck on a body init (type tag compares and class casts, no allocation), and one stack guard infetch()for aHeadersinit. Property reads pernew Request(url, init)stay at 9, perfetch(url, init)at 16, in the same order as 1.4.4.Notes
Repro from the issue, Bun 1.4.4 vs this branch vs Node 26.3:
Self-reviewed twice: the first pass found the
fetch()half and the eager string conversion, the second pass cut a rewrite of themethod/headersreads that #46528 already carries. Bot review found theHeadersrooting gap and the DataView case.Probes that match Node 26.3 on this branch: a
toStringbody with amodegetter (a=1), asignalgetter that mutates a URLSearchParams body, a detached or resized typed array after a getter,keepalive: truewith a stream body throws after themethodgetter ran once,fetch()with aheadersgetter (a=1&b=2),fetch()with a FormData body keeps the multipart Content-Type,fetch()with an invalid header name rejects before the locked-stream check.Relation to open PRs on the same loop: #41994 (method presence, removes
explicit_check) and #46528 (the HTTP consolidation, which rewritesconstruct_intoandfetch_implaround one init reader) do not defer the body. On a rebase, the body closure in #46528 returns the rawJSValueforis_extracted_by_referencevalues and callsBodyValue::from_jsafter url, signal, headers, and method are read. Infetch.rsthe same split goes between theheadersconversion and the Content-Type application. #41901 (body: nullkeeps the input body) touches the sameOk(Some(body_))arm and rebases on this with a one-token guard.Pre-existing under the debug ASAN build with or without this change: the
utf16 ... (with gc)cases infetch.test.ts,request-method-getter.test.ts, andstring body consumption does not leakexceed the 5 s default timeout in this container. Each passes alone.no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/web/fetch/fetch.test.ts