Fix FreeBSD runtime issues found by running the test suite - #38242
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- Drop -z stack-size from the FreeBSD link. FreeBSD's exec uses PT_GNU_STACK's size as the main-thread stack reservation while libthr reports RLIMIT_STACK, so stack-overflow guards never fired and deep recursion died with SIGILL instead of throwing RangeError. - usockets: size the IPC recvmsg control buffer with CMSG_SPACE. With CMSG_LEN (20 vs 24 bytes on FreeBSD) the kernel sets MSG_CTRUNC and discards the passed descriptor, so every handle sent over IPC (cluster, child_process.fork with a server/socket) was lost. - kqueue: ignore EV_ERROR/ENOENT|EBADF receipts for the Cancel of an already-fired oneshot knote instead of surfacing them as read errors (broke Bun.file() on FIFOs/pipes). - --compile: carry the temp path out of inject() instead of reverse-mapping fd -> path, which came back empty via F_KINFO on UFS and made the final rename fail with ENOENT. - uname: call __xuname(256, ...); the exported `uname` symbol fills 32-byte fields, leaving utsname.release empty. - Bun.Terminal / PTY: dlopen openpty from libutil. - spawn.test.ts: only run the FORCE_WAITER_THREAD self-test on Linux; the waiter thread's non-Linux loop has no wakeup and hangs.
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds Android and FreeBSD platform handling across build, runtime, terminal, and test code. It also updates kqueue and IPC handling and preserves temporary executable paths during standalone injection. ChangesPlatform support and runtime behavior
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src/standalone_graph/StandaloneModuleGraph.rs (1)
2082-2104: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftAdd a FreeBSD UFS regression test.
This change replaces descriptor-path lookup with
Injected::temp_pathfor POSIX finalization. The supplied change has no automated test for the FreeBSD UFS failure path. Add a FreeBSD-guardedbun build --compiletest that creates a runnable output and fails if finalization again depends onget_fd_path.As per coding guidelines: “Every behavioral change must include an automated regression test in the same change; crash and memory fixes require appropriate reproductions.”
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Line 880 omits Android even though the module now compiles for Android. Line 901 says
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-/// Dynamic loading of openpty on Linux/FreeBSD (it's in libutil which may not be linked) +/// Dynamic loading of openpty on Linux/Android/FreeBSD (it's in libutil which may not be linked) -// Try libutil.so first (most common), then the versioned soname +// Use the platform-specific libutil soname order below.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scripts/utils.mjs`:
- Around line 1544-1560: Add regression tests covering parseOs() and getAbi():
verify FreeBSD parsing, Android mapping to "linux", Android ABI detection, and
both musl and GNU fallback behavior. Reuse the existing test conventions and
assert the expected values for each case.
In `@src/io/lib.rs`:
- Around line 1640-1650: Update the FreeBSD EV_ERROR handling in apply_kqueue so
ENOENT/EBADF is ignored only when the event is proven to originate from a
Cancel/EV_DELETE action; preserve and propagate failed EV_ADD errors instead of
treating them as already gone. Track the changelist action or receipt provenance
through apply_kqueue and on_update_kqueue, and add coverage for stale EV_DELETE
and failed EV_ADD cases.
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In `@src/runtime/api/bun/Terminal.rs`:
- Around line 880-912: Update the loader comments near the lib_util module to
mention Android alongside Linux and FreeBSD, and describe the library-name order
accurately for both platform-specific LIB_NAMES branches, including FreeBSD’s
libutil.so.9-first order.
In `@src/standalone_graph/StandaloneModuleGraph.rs`:
- Around line 2082-2104: Add a FreeBSD-only regression test covering bun build
--compile finalization on UFS. Have the test create a runnable output and assert
successful execution, while ensuring it would fail if finalization regresses to
descriptor-path lookup via get_fd_path. Keep the test scoped to the affected
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Add regression coverage for parseOs() and getAbi().
No test files directly cover these functions. Add cases for FreeBSD parsing, Android-to-"linux" mapping, Android ABI detection, and the musl/GNU fallbacks.
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In `@scripts/utils.mjs` around lines 1544 - 1560, Add regression tests covering
parseOs() and getAbi(): verify FreeBSD parsing, Android mapping to "linux",
Android ABI detection, and both musl and GNU fallback behavior. Reuse the
existing test conventions and assert the expected values for each case.
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Dropping -z stack-size gave FreeBSD a 512 MB main stack (RLIMIT_STACK's default there), 40x every other platform, and depth-calibrated behaviour diverged: `bun build --no-bundle` on a 200k-deep TOML no longer hit the printer's recursion guard and went on to emit quadratically indented output until the machine ran out of memory. Keep the flag (parity with the Linux link) and fix the belief rather than the reality: FreeBSD's exec reserves the main-thread stack from the executable's PT_GNU_STACK p_memsz, while libthr/WTF::StackBounds report RLIMIT_STACK. Bun__StackCheck__initialize now, on FreeBSD's main thread, takes the smaller of RLIMIT_STACK and our own PT_GNU_STACK size (found via dl_iterate_phdr on the object containing this code) as the reservation and derives the stack end from it, so StackCheck fires before the real end of stack and deep recursion throws RangeError instead of dying with SIGILL.
- kqueue: instead of filtering EV_ERROR receipts by errno on FreeBSD (which
could also swallow a failed EV_ADD, e.g. EBADF on a closed fd, and leave
the reader hanging), issue Cancel entries with udata=0 so any receipt for
them lands on the existing empty-tag early return, and treat EV_ERROR as a
bit on both kqueue platforms so real registration failures reach the
owner as errors. ReadFile/WriteFile now skip the post-completion Cancel on
FreeBSD as they already did on macOS (both register one-shot).
- --compile: inject() returns Option<Injected> and pins the temp path to
an absolute path at creation, so a concurrent chdir cannot retarget the
final rename/unlink; the "no writable temp location" case reports an
error instead of hitting unreachable!(); drop the now-dead INVALID guards.
- get_fd_path on FreeBSD returns ENOENT rather than an empty path when the
kernel has no name for the vnode, so no caller sees Ok("").
- uname goes through the libc crate (which already calls __xuname on
FreeBSD) instead of a hand-bound symbol.
- FreeBSD links libutil, so bind openpty directly like macOS rather than
dlopen'ing a versioned soname.
- BUN_FEATURE_FLAG_FORCE_WAITER_THREAD is only honoured on Linux/Android;
the fallback's loop has no wakeup on kqueue platforms.
- StackCheck/FreeBSD: page-truncate both sizes like the kernel and guard the
subtraction; only trust pthread_main_np() == 1.
- runner: no coredump upload default on Android agents.
…stant
FreeBSD (like macOS) encodes it as _IOW('t', 103, winsize) = 0x80087467,
so the not-macos arm sent Linux's 0x5414 there and resize() failed.
…to claude/freebsd-runtime-fixes
…n Windows instead of allow(dead_code) No-Verification-Needed: lint-only reshuffle (raw borrow spelling, cfg attribute placement); no runtime behaviour change
…) belonged to the removed c_ulong import) No-Verification-Needed: import fix for the Windows build; no behaviour change
- StackCheck (FreeBSD main thread): same computation as the WTF fix (oven-sh/WebKit#424) — PT_GNU_STACK of the main program via dl_iterate_phdr, bounded by AT_USRSTACKLIM and RLIMIT_STACK, less security.bsd.stack_guard_page pages (none when the stack gap is disabled for the process); computed once. Becomes a no-op once WTF carries it. - usockets IPC recvmsg: with the CMSG_SPACE-sized buffer a peer can pack more than one descriptor into a message; keep the first and close the rest. - bun completions (zsh): fall back to the known directory when the platform cannot name the fd (FreeBSD/UFS), instead of expect()ing. - BUN_FEATURE_FLAG_FORCE_WAITER_THREAD is ignored off Linux in one place (bun_spawn_sys::waiter_thread_flag) rather than at each call site; tests that opt into the waiter thread are gated to Linux/Android to match. - read_file/write_file use Environment::IS_KQUEUE instead of listing kqueue targets; kqueue cancels get udata 0 inside the change match; Injected::new replaces four pasted constructions; stale comments trimmed.
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Re-reviewed after the TIOCSWINSZ and kqueue-cancel fixes — no bugs found this pass. Given the scope (kqueue EV_ERROR semantics change that also affects macOS dispatch, the inject() → Injected return-type refactor across all target-OS arms, the new FreeBSD stack-bounds computation in C++, and the IPC SCM_RIGHTS extraction rewrite), a human look is still warranted.
What was reviewed
Injected::newcwd-pinning and Windows#[cfg]handling oftemp_path; everyreturn Fd::INVALID→return Noneconversion cleans up as before.- kqueue:
udata = 0onApplyAction::Cancelroutes receipts to thePollableTag::Emptyearly return;EV_ADDfailures still reach the owner via the bit-testedEV_ERROR. loop.c:CMSG_SPACE-sized control buffer and the extra-fd close loop — nfds computed fromcmsg_len - CMSG_LEN(0), first fd dispatched, rest closed.waiter_thread_flag::set()gated to Linux/Android with matching test skips;get_fd_pathempty-path →ENOENTand its two callers' fallbacks.
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Overview
This PR fixes a batch of FreeBSD-specific runtime failures across ~7 independent subsystems: main-thread stack-bounds computation (wtf-bindings.cpp, ~60 lines of new ELF/auxv/sysctl probing), kqueue EV_ERROR receipt handling in the Blob I/O loop (src/io/lib.rs), IPC fd passing over SCM_RIGHTS (loop.c), bun build --compile temp-path plumbing (StandaloneModuleGraph.rs — a mechanical but wide return-type change), uname() binding, Bun.Terminal openpty/ioctl, and the waiter-thread feature flag. It also teaches the CI runner and test harness about freebsd/android hosts.
My previous review flagged the TIOCSWINSZ constant on FreeBSD; that was fixed by switching to libc::TIOCSWINSZ on all Unix targets, and CodeRabbit's EV_ADD error-propagation concern was addressed by the udata = 0 cancel design. Both threads are resolved.
Security risks
Low. The SCM_RIGHTS change now iterates all cmsghdr entries and closes surplus fds a peer might pack in — strictly tighter than before. The stack-bounds code only narrows the reported usable stack (fail-safe: a wrong value triggers earlier RangeError, not later overflow). No auth/crypto/permission surfaces touched.
Level of scrutiny
High. Each individual fix is small and well-argued in the PR description with root-cause tracing (ktrace/procstat/lldb), but collectively this is native cross-platform code where several changes intentionally alter macOS behavior too (the EV_ERROR bit-test, the IS_KQUEUE gating in ReadFile/WriteFile). The StandaloneModuleGraph refactor is mechanical but touches every error/success return in a ~500-line function across four target-OS arms. The FreeBSD stack computation is dense platform-specific C++ (dl_iterate_phdr, elf_aux_info, sysctlbyname, procctl) that cannot be exercised in the Linux/macOS CI lanes.
Other factors
The author verified each fix on-target with the CI artifact and re-ran the affected suites on Linux debug. No new automated tests ship for the FreeBSD-specific paths (reasonable — no FreeBSD CI lane), but the macOS-affecting kqueue change and the inject() refactor rely on existing coverage. This is well past the threshold for auto-approval; deferring to a human reviewer.
…d back to one inject() writes the absolute temp path into a caller-owned PathBuffer and returns it (NUL-terminated) alongside the fd, on Windows too, so to_executable no longer calls get_fd_path/GetFinalPathNameByHandle on any platform; bun completions likewise prints the directory it just wrote to.
oven-sh/WebKit#424 makes WTF::StackBounds report the FreeBSD main thread's real reservation, so Bun__StackCheck__initialize needs no FreeBSD-specific code and JSC's own recursion guards (Yarr, Wasm, DFG) are covered too. That is the only commit between the previous pin and this one.
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In `@packages/bun-usockets/src/loop.c`:
- Line 701: Update the descriptor-receiving path around bsd_recvmsg and on_fd so
received descriptors get FD_CLOEXEC atomically by adding MSG_CMSG_CLOEXEC to
recv_flags on supported targets. For targets without that flag, immediately
apply FD_CLOEXEC to each received descriptor before on_fd stores it, using the
existing descriptor handling APIs and preserving current nonblocking behavior.
- Around line 711-718: Update the descriptor extraction in the ancillary-message
handling loop to avoid casting CMSG_DATA(cmsg_ptr) to int * or dereferencing it
directly. Copy each descriptor value with memcpy into a properly aligned int
before assigning fd or calling close, while preserving the existing
first-descriptor and subsequent-descriptor behavior.
- Around line 712-713: Update the SCM_RIGHTS handling around the nfds
calculation to reject messages with MSG_CTRUNC or invalid cmsg_len values,
including insufficient remaining length and non-exact sizeof(int) alignment,
before deriving nfds or dispatching descriptors. When validation fails, close or
otherwise dispose of every received descriptor and skip dispatch entirely;
preserve normal dispatch for fully valid messages.
In `@src/standalone_graph/StandaloneModuleGraph.rs`:
- Line 1970: Update the Windows MoveFileExW failure branches in the standalone
module graph flow to close the file and unlink injected.temp_path before each
return, matching the existing non-Windows cleanup behavior and ensuring
successful moves remain unchanged.
- Around line 1944-1956: Update the failure message returned by the inject call
in to_executable to include the target output path, so the propagated compile
error identifies which executable could not be written; preserve the existing
inject-specific error handling and CompileResult::fail_fmt flow.
- Around line 1190-1206: Update Injected::new to return Option<Injected> and
propagate bun_sys::getcwd failures by reporting the syscall error and returning
None instead of using an empty cwd. Adjust each inject call site that invokes
Injected::new to handle None by performing the existing cleanup and returning
None, while preserving the successful Some path.
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… locale (WebKit bump) (#38246) ### What does this PR do? Running the full test suite on the `bun-linux-{x64,aarch64}-android` artifacts (API 35/29/28 emulators, `scripts/runner.node.mjs` on-device under Termux's node) surfaced Android-only problems. This lands the two that have clean fixes; the DNS work found by the same run is deliberately not in here (see below). - **Every `bun build --compile` executable segfaulted at startup.** Standalone binaries are PIE on Android (bionic requires it; Linux/FreeBSD builds are `-no-pie`), but the reader dereferenced the embedded module graph's *link-time* vaddr. It now adds the load bias — `dlpi_addr` of the object containing `BUN_COMPILED`, found by address via the existing `bun_sys::elf::find_loaded_module` (which returns 0 for the non-PIE executables, so Linux/FreeBSD are unchanged). The faulting address was exactly the payload's unrelocated vaddr, in 25+ test files. - **`Intl`'s default locale was `en-US-u-va-posix` on Android** (`"a".localeCompare("B") === 1`, sorts `A,B,a,b`, no digit grouping): bionic reports `"C.UTF-8"` from `setlocale(LC_CTYPE, nullptr)` by default and WTF's `platformLanguage()` only recognised bare `"C"`. Fixed in WTF (oven-sh/WebKit#428, merged) and picked up here by bumping `WEBKIT_VERSION` to e2f13c6aa1cd — the only commit past the previous pin. Two tests pin it: the default locale is never the posix fallback, and (Linux) forcing `C.UTF-8` via `setlocale` still yields `en-US` — that one fails on the previous WebKit. - The runner/harness support for `android` hosts (`isAndroid`, `getAbi`, `libcPathForDlopen`, …) already landed with #38242. **Not included: DNS.** `dns.resolve*`/`reverse`/`lookupService` time out on Android because c-ares has no way to learn the device's nameservers; the right mechanism is the platform resolver (`android_res_nquery` for records, bionic `getnameinfo`/`gethostbyaddr_r` for names). A working, on-device-verified transport for that existed on this branch, but it was integrated as a second transport inside the c-ares-shaped `Resolver` with special cases through its timer/cancel/setServers/teardown paths — the wrong shape to land. It will come back as its own PR structured as `Resolver` owning a `Transport`. Until then Android behaves as on main: `dns.lookup`, `fetch`, and everything `getaddrinfo`-based work; `resolve*` needs `dns.setServers()`. ### How did you verify your code works? - `--compile`: on-device with the CI artifact from this branch on x86_64 (API 28/29/35) and arm64 (API 29/35, separate Apple-Silicon-hosted emulator run) — plain and `--bytecode` outputs run where they segfaulted before; `bundler_compile.test.ts` passes on arm64; Linux `bun bd build --compile` variants unchanged. - Intl: reproduced on Linux by forcing `C.UTF-8` (`en-US-u-va-posix` on the old WebKit), green with the bump on every Linux lane (glibc/musl, x64/arm64, ASAN); the arm64 Android run confirmed the on-device symptom and root cause. - Minimum API unchanged (28): no new libc imports; verified the artifact loads and runs on an API 28 image. --------- Co-authored-by: autofix-ci[bot] <114827586+autofix-ci[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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What does this PR do?
Running the full test suite on the
bun-freebsd-x64artifact (FreeBSD 14.3 VM,scripts/runner.node.mjsexactly as CI drives it) surfaced several FreeBSD-only runtime bugs. This fixes the ones with clear root causes and teaches the runner/harness thatfreebsd(andandroid) hosts exist so the suite can run there at all.PT_GNU_STACK(-z stack-size=12.8MB, which Linux ignores for the main thread), while libthr — and soWTF::StackBounds— reportsRLIMIT_STACK(512 MB by default).StackChecktherefore never fired and the TOML/YAML/JSONC/transpiler depth tests overflowed for real; the kernel SIGILL-kills when it can't push a signal frame. The general fix is in WTF ([WTF] FreeBSD: bound the main thread's stack by its real reservation, not RLIMIT_STACK WebKit#424:StackBoundsbounds the FreeBSD main thread bymin(RLIMIT_STACK, AT_USRSTACKLIM, trunc_page(PT_GNU_STACK.p_memsz))less the kernel's guard pages, verified page-by-page on 14.3); until Bun picks that up,Bun__StackCheck__initializeapplies the same computation for Bun's own recursion guards, and becomes a no-op afterwards. JSC's ownStackCheckusers (Yarr, Wasm, DFG) on the main thread need the WebKit change: e.g. 100k nested(?:…)groups still overrun the stack there today (a Worker throwsSyntaxError). The link flag stays so the main stack is the same size as on Linux — dropping it instead gives FreeBSD a 512 MB stack, andbun build --no-bundleon a 200k-deep TOML then sails past the printer's recursion guard into quadratic output until the machine runs out of memory.node:cluster,fork()+ server/socket): the usocketsrecvmsgcontrol buffer was sized withCMSG_LENinstead ofCMSG_SPACE(20 vs 24 bytes with FreeBSD's 12-bytecmsghdr); FreeBSD setsMSG_CTRUNCand discards the fd. Linux tolerates the short buffer; on macOS the two are equal. With the full buffer a peer could pack a second descriptor into one message; extras are now closed rather than leaked.Bun.file()on a FIFO/pipe →ENOENT: kevent. After a one-shot knote fired, teardown still submitted anEV_DELETE, and FreeBSD reports the failed change asflags == EV_ERROR(xnu ORs the bit in, so the old== EV_ERRORtest happened to miss it on macOS), which was forwarded to the reader as an I/O error. Now: cancel entries carryudata = 0so any receipt for them lands on the existing empty-tag early return (never on a stale owner),EV_ERRORis tested as a bit on both kqueue platforms so real registration failures still reach the owner, and ReadFile/WriteFile skip the post-completion cancel on FreeBSD as they already did on macOS. (macOS note: xnu ORsEV_ERRORinto the flags, so the old equality never matched there — a failedEV_ADDused to fall through toon_readyand a failedEV_DELETEreceipt was dispatched to a possibly finished owner; now the former reports the kevent errno and the latter is ignored.)bun build --compileon UFS:inject()returns the (absolute) temp path it created instead of the caller reverse-mapping fd→path viaF_KINFO, which yields an empty path there so the final rename failed;get_fd_pathitself now returns ENOENT rather thanOk("")in that case (andbun completions, the one caller thatexpect()ed it, falls back to the directory it opened), and the no-writable-temp-location path reports an error instead of hittingunreachable!().uname: go through thelibccrate (which calls__xuname(256, …)on FreeBSD) instead of binding the compatunamesymbol with 32-byte fields (crash reports printedFreeBSD Kernel v).Bun.Terminal/PTY: FreeBSD links libutil, so bindopenptydirectly like macOS;resize()useslibc::TIOCSWINSZ(FreeBSD's is the BSD encoding, not Linux's0x5414).BUN_FEATURE_FLAG_FORCE_WAITER_THREADis only honoured on Linux/Android (inbun_spawn_sys::waiter_thread_flag; it is the pidfd-less fallback, and its loop has no wakeup on kqueue platforms so it hung), and the tests that opt into it are gated to match.How did you verify your code works?
Each item was reproduced in isolation on the VM and root-caused with
procstat/ktrace/truss/lldband small C probes (pthread_attr_get_npvs-z stack-size,SCM_RIGHTSrecv withCMSG_LENvsCMSG_SPACE,dlsym("uname")field layout, a standalone build of the new stack-reservation function for non-PIE/PIE/no-flag/flag>rlimit binaries). Then re-verified on-target with the CI-built artifact from this branch: 200k/8M-deep TOML parses throwRangeErrorwith a 12.8 MB main stack andbun build --no-bundle deep.tomlerrors instead of exhausting memory (toml/jsonc/yaml suites 12/46/85/642 pass);test-cluster-message.js/-dgram-1.js/test-child-process-fork-net-server.jspass (unpatched: hang); FIFO read returns data;--compilesucceeds on an md-backed UFS mount (unpatched still fails there); crash header showsFreeBSD Kernel v14.3-RELEASE-p16;new Bun.Terminal()works. Linux debug build:build --compile(plain/--bytecode/nested outfile, no temp leftovers), the same cluster/fork tests, FIFO read,terminal.resize()+ terminal tests, streams/filesink/spawn-pipe suites.May also fix #12318 / #10046 (Docker virtiofs
failed to rename ….bun-build, same fd→path reverse-mapping), untested.