AWS default credential chain, SigV4-signed fetch, Bun.aws / Bun.gcp - #39210
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WalkthroughCloud authentication support now includes AWS and GCP credential discovery, caching, signing, authenticated fetch, client APIs, S3 integration, EventStream decoding, type declarations, tests, and documentation. ChangesCloud authentication
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🟡 On a cold credential cache, the deferred-resolution path captures the raw arguments and re-invokes fetch_impl(global, &argv, true) from the top, so init-object properties read before the deferral point (method, aws, gcp, and for s3:// all the s3 sub-options) are read twice — observably different from the warm-cache path where they're read once. This only affects the Bun-extension opt-in paths and only bites side-effectful/non-idempotent getters (plain object literals are unaffected; body is extracted after the deferral so streams aren't double-consumed), so it's a design-smell note rather than a blocker.
Extended reasoning...
What happens
When fetch() is called with aws/gcp set (or with an s3:// URL) and the relevant credentials are not yet cached, fetch_impl reaches the if !credentials_ready block, wraps every argument in jsc::job::Protected, and registers a continuation that — once credentials arrive — calls fetch_impl::<ALLOW_GET_BODY>(global, &argv, true) from scratch. Nothing memoizes the parsed options across that boundary, so every property read before the deferral point runs again on the second pass.
Tracing what runs before the deferral:
first_argtoString/URL parsingmethodextraction (~line 668, before the new hunk)- the
awsoption read +AwsSignOptions::from_js(which itself readsprofile,accessKeyId,secretAccessKey,sessionToken,service,region,unsignedPayload,signQuery,expiresIn,date) - the
gcpoption read +GcpFetchOptions::from_js - for
s3://URLs:get_credentials_with_optionson thes3option object (profile,accessKeyId,secretAccessKey,region,endpoint,bucket, …)
The 'aborted pre-check also does .get(global_this, "signal"), but only on the first pass (the second pass short-circuits on credentials_ready=true), and the real signal extraction later in the function runs only on the pass that doesn't defer — so signal is read the same number of times cold and warm.
Step-by-step example
let n = 0;
const init = new Proxy({ aws: { profile: "prod" } }, {
get(t, k) { if (k === "aws") n++; return t[k]; }
});
await fetch("https://sqs.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/?Action=ListQueues", init);
// first request in the process, prod credentials not cached → n === 2
// same call after credentials are cached → n === 1Pass 1: fetch_impl(_, args, false) → reads method → reads aws (n=1) → AwsSignOptions::from_js reads profile → provider needs resolution → captures args, schedules resolver, returns promise.
Pass 2 (continuation): fetch_impl(_, argv, true) → reads method again → reads aws again (n=2) → AwsSignOptions::from_js reads profile again → provider now has cached credentials → proceeds to sign and send.
The more subtle failure mode: if the aws getter is one-shot (returns { profile: "prod" } the first time and undefined the second), the first pass resolves prod credentials off-thread, but the second pass sees aws: undefined and sends the request unsigned. With a warm cache the same code signs correctly.
Why this isn't blocking
- The deferral path is only reachable via Bun-specific extensions (
aws,gcp, or ans3://URL with ambient credentials) — WHATWG-standardfetch()calls never hit it, and the "read each init member once" spec text doesn't govern Bun's own extension keys. body,headers,redirectand everything else are extracted after the deferral point, so the one property where a double-read would actually break things (aReadableStreambody) is safe.- Only side-effectful/non-idempotent getters or Proxy traps can observe the difference; plain object literals — the documented and near-universal case — are unaffected.
- It only happens on the first request per profile per process; after that the cache is warm.
- Bun's
fetchalready doesn't guarantee exactly-once reads for its extension keys (theobjects_to_trypattern readsoptions_objectthenrequest_init_objectfor each key).
The refuting verifier is right that the re-invocation is deliberate (the code comment says "once they are cached, run this same call again") and that the concrete failure requires an adversarial init object. Those are exactly why this is nit rather than normal — but the cold-vs-warm nondeterminism is still a real observable inconsistency worth noting, and if a future refactor moves body extraction above the deferral point it would become a real bug.
How to fix (if desired)
Either read the deferral-relevant options (aws, gcp, the s3 bag, method) once into an owned struct and pass that through the continuation instead of re-reading from the raw JSValues, or move the credential-resolution check to after all option parsing and thread the parsed FetchTasklet-precursor state through. The first option is smaller; the second is the cleaner long-term shape.
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… URLs; per-VM state in RareData
Credential chains are now straight-line async Rust driven from the JS thread: every network round-trip goes out on the HTTP thread (reusing the S3 request task, with a millisecond deadline timer), credential_process runs on a helper thread that VM teardown can abandon, and RSA signing for Google service accounts runs on the work pool. The dedicated resolver threads and the blocking send_sync path are gone. - Bun.aws / Bun.gcp are instances of the new Bun.AWSClient / Bun.GCPClient; construct more for other profiles, regions or key files. Path-only URLs resolve to the service's regional endpoint. - Per-VM provider registry in RareData with single-flight resolution, waiter fan-out, a background refresh timer for credentials in use, and no negative caching of resolutions cut short by a VM stop phase. - AWSClient.presign() returns a Promise. S3File.presign() stays synchronous: it uses cached, environment or static profile credentials and otherwise throws ERR_S3_MISSING_CREDENTIALS explaining what to await. - Bun.aws re-reads the environment on refresh instead of freezing env keys at first use; credentials that arrive already expired are an error. - No unsafe code in the cloud modules.
… rule (AWS SDK for JavaScript v3)
An async iterator over the frames of AWS streaming responses (Bedrock InvokeModelWithResponseStream / ConverseStream, Lambda response streaming, S3 Select, ...): checksums verified, all header value types, exception/error frames and non-2xx responses thrown as Errors. Takes a Response, ReadableStream, async iterable of byte chunks, Blob or buffer. Implemented as a JS builtin; each network chunk is copied once, straight into its frame, and fully consumed before anything is yielded. Also: builtin-implemented class methods now get the same DontDelete/DontEnum attributes as native ones (Glob.scan/scanSync were the only others affected).
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…k, GCP user ID tokens - infer_service_region: a region-shaped bucket on a regionless S3 host is a bucket; s3-accesspoint(-fips) and s3-fips-<region> sign as s3; Backblaze virtual-hosted buckets; other <resource>.<region>.<service> hosts keep their region - parse_iso8601 accepts +HHMM offsets (credential_process scripts) - SSO token write-back goes through a temp file + rename, keeping the owner - GCP idToken with user credentials sends target_audience like google-auth-library and returns what Google issues (documented) - plain fetch() reads init.signal exactly once again - one JSON string writer for the cloud modules; typed d.ts source union gains "explicit"; dead items removed; shared-mock tests own their temp HOME and assert on their own requests
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297-311: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winThe canceller can complete and free the job before the loop reads
next.The SAFETY comment at line 301 justifies the iteration with "
cancelneither frees nor unlinks". That argument covers thecancelhook, whose doc at line 220 restricts it to atomics and thread-safe queues. The newcancellercarries no such restriction, and the first implementation of it does more:SpawnJob::cancellerinsrc/runtime/webcore/cloud/io.rsat lines 368-379 callsdone.finish().
cancel_allruns on the JS thread. IfCompletion::finishcan dispatch synchronously on that thread, the job is completed and freed insidec(). Line 307 then calls through a freedcancelpointer and line 308 reads a freednext. This is a use-after-free in the VM stop path, reachable whenever acredential_processjob is live at teardown.Read
nextbefore invoking the canceller. That is correct whether or notfinishdefers, and it costs nothing.🛡️ Proposed fix to snapshot `next` before cancellation
pub fn cancel_all(&self) { let mut job = self.head; while !job.is_null() { // SAFETY: linked ⇒ live (jobs unlink, on this thread, before they - // are freed); `cancel` neither frees nor unlinks. + // are freed). `next` is read first because a `canceller` may + // complete the job (e.g. `Completion::finish`), which can free it. unsafe { + let next = (*job).next; if let Some(c) = &(*job).canceller { c(); } ((*job).cancel)(job); - job = (*job).next; + job = next; } } }Note that the snapshot alone does not make line 307 safe. Also confirm that
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/runtime/networking/fetch.mdx`:
- Around line 294-304: Adjust the “AWS- and Google-authenticated requests”
section heading in the networking documentation so it does not disrupt the
“Protocol support” hierarchy: either move it after the existing “Blob URLs”
subsection while retaining its `###` level, or keep its current position and
demote it to `####`.
In `@src/jsc/job.rs`:
- Around line 344-346: Balance the keep-alive reference in Job::take by making
its unref conditional on C::HOLDS_EVENT_LOOP, matching the conditional ref in
schedule. Preserve unconditional cleanup for other job state while ensuring
BlockingJob and SpawnJob do not unref without a corresponding reference.
In `@src/jsc/rare_data.rs`:
- Around line 282-285: Add cloud_credentials to the automatic-drop list used by
CallbackTimer::drop, ensuring the cached type-erased credentials are released
during VM teardown alongside disarmed timers. Keep the existing timer
cancellation and destruction ordering unchanged.
In `@src/runtime/timer/mod.rs`:
- Around line 426-430: Make CallbackTimer explicitly !Send so its Drop
implementation cannot run off the JS thread: add a suitable non-Send marker
field to CallbackTimer and initialize it in CallbackTimer::new, preserving the
existing cancel behavior.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/aws/chain.rs`:
- Around line 1143-1161: Update the SSO cache write-back flow around expires_in
and rewrite_sso_cache so it proceeds only when expiresIn is present, finite, and
strictly positive; otherwise skip generating expires_at and leave the shared
cache unchanged. Preserve the existing timestamp formatting and write_sso_cache
behavior for valid values.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/aws/fetch_signing.rs`:
- Around line 149-155: Update provider_error_to_js so a failed conversion of
err.code via bun_core::String::init(...).to_js(global) does not return the newly
created error value while an exception remains pending; preserve or propagate
the conversion failure instead, while retaining the current behavior for
successful conversions.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/aws/js.rs`:
- Around line 172-175: Update the Err branch of the signed match in the
presigning flow to format SignError with Display using the same convention as
fetch_signing.rs, replacing the Debug rendering while preserving the existing
throw behavior.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/env.rs`:
- Around line 105-110: Update the iter.next() error branch in to_map to return
from_loader() instead of breaking and returning the partially collected
environment; preserve exception cleanup before applying this fallback.
- Around line 34-38: Update the String::from_js handling in the shown
environment lookup branch to clear the global’s pending exception before
returning None when conversion fails, matching the existing failure handling in
to_map. Preserve the successful UTF-8 conversion behavior.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/flight.rs`:
- Around line 123-127: Replace the entry function’s &'static mut Entry<P> return
with a borrow tied to the Flights storage, preferably by adding a closure-scoped
Flights::with_entry accessor, then convert all listed entry call sites to use
it. Ensure callers cannot retain the mutable reference across Flights::insert or
eviction operations and preserve the existing per-entry behavior.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/gcp/chain.rs`:
- Around line 681-692: Update the response validation in the metadata request
flow around the Metadata-Flavor check so any missing or non-Google value
immediately returns Ok(None), regardless of HTTP status; keep the existing
non-200 handling for responses that do provide the correct Metadata-Flavor
header.
- Around line 166-184: Update the GCP credential lookup flow around
well_known_file and its caller so a missing Windows APPDATA reports APPDATA,
while a missing non-Windows HOME continues to report HOME. Propagate the
missing-variable name or branch the final ERR_GCP_MISSING_CREDENTIALS message by
platform, preserving the existing credential path behavior.
- Around line 286-299: Ensure service-account private-key data is zeroed through
ownership rather than success-path cleanup: in
src/runtime/webcore/cloud/gcp/chain.rs#L286-L299, clear the File::read_from
bytes buffer after from_credentials_file returns; update from_credentials_file
to clear f.private_key, covering the inline credentials_json path at
src/runtime/webcore/cloud/gcp/chain.rs#L277-L283 and well-known-file path at
`#L304-L311`; and at `#L484-L499` wrap the moved key copy in an owning type whose
Drop implementation zeroes it when io.blocking returns None or completes.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/gcp/js.rs`:
- Around line 83-85: Update the scopes handling around scopes_from_js to call it
once unconditionally and assign its result to out.scopes, removing the outer
value.get_truthy(global, "scopes") check while preserving the default-scope
behavior when the property is absent.
- Around line 315-317: Update the scope validation flow around joined and
is_valid_scope so user-supplied scopes that normalize to an empty value are
rejected rather than falling back to DEFAULT_SCOPE. Preserve DEFAULT_SCOPE only
when no scopes were supplied at all, while inputs such as whitespace-only
strings or arrays remain invalid.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/gcp/jwt.rs`:
- Around line 20-21: Update the JWT claim construction around the iat and exp
fields so exp is calculated as iat plus 3600 seconds, reusing the already
adjusted iat value rather than calculating from now independently.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/io.rs`:
- Around line 406-411: Update the bun_spawn::run error mapping to include argv’s
command name and the spawn error’s Display-form message in the user-facing
SpawnError::Failed text; preserve the existing byte conversion and handling for
successful runs.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/json.rs`:
- Around line 19-25: Update the number method to reject non-finite f64 values
from both E::JsonValue::Number and string parsing, returning None for NaN and
infinities while preserving finite numeric results.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs`:
- Around line 624-641: Update the auth option source used by
AwsSignOptions::with_overrides and GcpFetchOptions::from_js_with_base so signing
options are read from both supported init objects: the two-argument
options_object and the single-argument request_init_object. Preserve values from
the existing source while allowing top-level fields such as service, region,
profile, and endpoint from request_init_object, using the established
option-reader precedence or merge behavior.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/s3/error_jsc.rs`:
- Around line 231-236: Update the synchronous credential-resolution path around
needs_credentials_resolution and as_default so an absent provider or failed
default-provider lookup does not return Ok(()) with unresolved credentials.
Mirror resolve_shared_async by falling back to provider.cached() and returning
ERR_AWS_MISSING_CREDENTIALS when no cached credentials are available, ensuring
sign_request and presign cannot proceed with empty key material.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/s3/simple_request.rs`:
- Around line 902-903: Update the SignResult initialization in the signing flow
to use a struct literal with url set directly and default values for the
remaining fields, replacing the mutable SignResult::default() assignment
sequence.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/S3Client.rs`:
- Around line 305-308: Remove the stale Transpiler::env_mut and
get_s3_credentials comment lines above the s3_credentials_from_env(global) calls
in constructor and static_list_objects; make no other changes.
In `@src/s3_signing/aws_credentials.rs`:
- Around line 74-89: Update AwsCredentials’s Debug implementation to truncate
access_key_id to the first four bytes, matching the existing S3Client formatter
convention while preserving the source and expiration fields.
In `@src/s3_signing/credentials.rs`:
- Around line 263-271: Move the “wait on the provider” documentation from
uses_provider to needs_credentials_resolution, since only
needs_credentials_resolution checks needs_resolution() and cache state. Keep the
ambient-credential rationale with uses_provider, preserving the distinction
relied on by execute_simple_s3_request.
- Around line 338-360: Remove the redundant let _ = &resolved; statement after
the credential-selection logic; the resolved binding already remains valid for
the borrowed credential fields used by sign_request. Only retain it if a
specific lint requires it, and then document that purpose with a comment.
In `@src/s3_signing/sigv4.rs`:
- Around line 786-1083: Add presign coverage to the tests module by adding
fixed-datetime vectors for both an S3 request and a non-S3 request, exercising
S3 payload/path handling and non-S3 empty-path trailing-slash behavior; include
session credentials in at least one case to verify X-Amz-Security-Token. Also
add assertions that presign rejects zero and over-MAX_PRESIGN_EXPIRES durations,
using the existing presign and test helper symbols.
- Around line 563-581: Update signing_key to securely zero k_date, k_region, and
k_service after each derived key is no longer needed, including cleanup before
returning the final HMAC result; also scrub temporary key material in hmac,
including its output buffer where applicable. Preserve the existing error
propagation while ensuring all intermediate signing-key material is cleared on
both success and failure paths.
- Around line 93-102: Update amz_datetime to handle years beyond the four-digit
format range instead of discarding the buf_print failure: either clamp the epoch
input to the maximum representable date before formatting or change the API to
propagate the formatting error so sign_options rejects invalid signingDate
values. Ensure no partially written buffer or embedded NUL bytes can reach the
signature, x-amz-date header, or X-Amz-Date query parameter.
- Around line 768-780: Update the request validation for presigned URL
construction to call bad on req.path, rejecting carriage-return and line-feed
bytes before URL assembly. Add this check to validate, preserving the existing
canonicalized req.query handling and the S3/non-S3 path output behavior.
In `@test/harness.ts`:
- Around line 90-94: Unify AWS test isolation by exporting shared sentinel-path
and stripped-key constants from test/harness.ts, then use those constants for
the bunEnv defaults instead of the current /dev/null paths. Update
test/js/bun/s3/s3-list-objects.test.ts to import and reuse both shared
constants, removing its hard-coded sentinel and partial key list; no other site
requires a direct change.
In `@test/js/bun/aws/aws-credentials.test.ts`:
- Line 858: Update the regex in the child script passed through the template
literal in the S3 presign test to double-escape the literal dots and
parentheses, ensuring the child receives and tests the intended pattern while
preserving the existing assertion.
- Around line 730-733: Update the refresh-wait logic near the proc.stdin
interaction to reject when proc.exited occurs before refreshSeen, matching the
reject-on-early-exit pattern used around lines 683-686; only write and flush to
proc.stdin after refreshSeen confirms, so early child termination reports its
original failure.
- Around line 929-936: Rewrite the child script construction in the “no ambient
credentials anywhere” test to include the fetch try/catch directly, removing the
String.prototype.replace call and appended catch concatenation. Preserve the
existing fetch rejection handling and output behavior.
- Around line 494-531: Increase AWS_METADATA_SERVICE_TIMEOUT in both creds calls
within the IMDSv1 fallback test to a value safely above 300 ms, using the same
value for each call so the unresolved PUT—not startup or network
overhead—controls fallback timing.
In `@test/js/bun/aws/aws-sigv4.test.ts`:
- Line 484: Update the Bun.aws.presign assertion in the relevant test to await
the returned promise and validate the produced URL, rather than only checking
that the return value is a Promise and discarding it; preserve the existing base
request inputs and assert the expected URL result.
- Around line 303-315: Update the assertion around the observed response headers
to explicitly verify the expected content-type value, then use that same fixed
expected value in the referenceSign call instead of hit.headers["content-type"].
Keep the existing signature inputs and authorization comparison unchanged.
In `@test/js/bun/aws/sigv4-reference.ts`:
- Around line 119-134: Update the presigned-URL validation around
url.searchParams to explicitly require X-Amz-Date, throwing an error that names
the missing parameter and URL, and read X-Amz-SignedHeaders to assert it is
exactly host before constructing the canonical request. Remove the non-null
assertion while preserving the existing signature calculation flow.
In `@test/js/bun/gcp/gcp-credentials.test.ts`:
- Around line 274-280: Replace the inline process.platform guard around the
gcp-home2 fixture with a sibling test using test.skipIf(isWindows), and import
isWindows from harness. Keep the POSIX ADC fixture and authorized-user assertion
in that skipped test so Windows reports the skipped case without creating the
fixture.
In `@test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts`:
- Around line 14-24: Extend the environment cleanup near the existing AWS
credential-chain setup to delete AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, and
AWS_SESSION_TOKEN, plus the documented S3 credential variables, so
no-credentials tests cannot inherit ambient static credentials. Keep the
existing profile, container, web-identity, config-file, and metadata isolation
unchanged.
Apply the same fix in `@test/js/bun/s3/s3-list-objects.test.ts` around lines 5 -
16: The S3 isolation setup leaves AWS and S3 static environment credentials
available.
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In `@src/jsc/job.rs`:
- Around line 297-311: Update cancel_all to snapshot each job’s next pointer
before invoking its canceller, then use the saved pointer for iteration. Ensure
Completion::finish cannot free the job synchronously on the JS thread, and
document this lifetime guarantee in the canceller documentation so the
subsequent cancel call remains safe.
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| `Bun.aws.fetch` and `Bun.gcp.fetch` are `fetch` with the request SigV4-signed for AWS, or carrying a Google Cloud bearer token, using the machine's ambient credentials: | ||
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| await Bun.aws.fetch("https://sqs.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/?Action=ListQueues"); | ||
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| See [AWS & Google Cloud auth](/runtime/networking/cloud-auth) for the options and where credentials come from. | ||
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Fix the heading level so the following protocol sections stay under "Protocol support".
Line 294 uses ###, but it sits inside the ### Protocol support block whose siblings (#### S3 URLs, #### File URLs, #### Data URLs, #### Blob URLs) all use ####. An ### here closes "Protocol support", so #### File URLs, #### Data URLs, and #### Blob URLs become children of "AWS- and Google-authenticated requests" in the TOC.
The new section also documents a client API, not a URL protocol. Move it after the #### Blob URLs block and keep it as ###, or keep it here and demote it to ####.
📝 Proposed fix (demote in place)
-### AWS- and Google-authenticated requests
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| ### AWS- and Google-authenticated requests | |
| `Bun.aws.fetch` and `Bun.gcp.fetch` are `fetch` with the request SigV4-signed for AWS, or carrying a Google Cloud bearer token, using the machine's ambient credentials: | |
| ```ts | |
| await Bun.aws.fetch("https://sqs.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/?Action=ListQueues"); | |
| await Bun.gcp.fetch("https://storage.googleapis.com/storage/v1/b?project=my-project"); | |
| ``` | |
| See [AWS & Google Cloud auth](/runtime/networking/cloud-auth) for the options and where credentials come from. | |
| #### AWS- and Google-authenticated requests | |
| `Bun.aws.fetch` and `Bun.gcp.fetch` are `fetch` with the request SigV4-signed for AWS, or carrying a Google Cloud bearer token, using the machine's ambient credentials: | |
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In `@docs/runtime/networking/fetch.mdx` around lines 294 - 304, Adjust the “AWS-
and Google-authenticated requests” section heading in the networking
documentation so it does not disrupt the “Protocol support” hierarchy: either
move it after the existing “Blob URLs” subsection while retaining its `###`
level, or keep its current position and demote it to `####`.
| expect(hit.headers.authorization).toBe( | ||
| referenceSign({ | ||
| method: "PUT", | ||
| url: new URL("/upload", echo.url).href, | ||
| headers: { "content-type": hit.headers["content-type"] }, | ||
| body: Buffer.alloc(256 * 1024, "x").toString(), | ||
| service: "execute-api", | ||
| region: "us-east-1", | ||
| accessKeyId, | ||
| secretAccessKey, | ||
| datetime, | ||
| }).authorization, | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert the content type instead of feeding it back into the expectation.
Line 307 takes content-type from the observed response and passes it to referenceSign. The expected signature therefore follows whatever the runtime sent. If Bun sends a wrong or missing content-type, both sides change together and the assertion still passes.
Assert the header value explicitly, then pass the asserted constant to referenceSign.
💚 Proposed fix
+ expect(hit.headers["content-type"]).toBe("application/octet-stream");
expect(hit.headers.authorization).toBe(
referenceSign({
method: "PUT",
url: new URL("/upload", echo.url).href,
- headers: { "content-type": hit.headers["content-type"] },
+ headers: { "content-type": "application/octet-stream" },As per coding guidelines: "Every assertion must be able to fail and must assert the strongest meaningful invariant".
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| expect(hit.headers.authorization).toBe( | |
| referenceSign({ | |
| method: "PUT", | |
| url: new URL("/upload", echo.url).href, | |
| headers: { "content-type": hit.headers["content-type"] }, | |
| body: Buffer.alloc(256 * 1024, "x").toString(), | |
| service: "execute-api", | |
| region: "us-east-1", | |
| accessKeyId, | |
| secretAccessKey, | |
| datetime, | |
| }).authorization, | |
| ); | |
| expect(hit.headers["content-type"]).toBe("application/octet-stream"); | |
| expect(hit.headers.authorization).toBe( | |
| referenceSign({ | |
| method: "PUT", | |
| url: new URL("/upload", echo.url).href, | |
| headers: { "content-type": "application/octet-stream" }, | |
| body: Buffer.alloc(256 * 1024, "x").toString(), | |
| service: "execute-api", | |
| region: "us-east-1", | |
| accessKeyId, | |
| secretAccessKey, | |
| datetime, | |
| }).authorization, | |
| ); |
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In `@test/js/bun/aws/aws-sigv4.test.ts` around lines 303 - 315, Update the
assertion around the observed response headers to explicitly verify the expected
content-type value, then use that same fixed expected value in the referenceSign
call instead of hit.headers["content-type"]. Keep the existing signature inputs
and authorization comparison unchanged.
Source: Coding guidelines
| const url = new URL(presigned); | ||
| const actual = url.searchParams.get("X-Amz-Signature"); | ||
| const datetime = url.searchParams.get("X-Amz-Date")!; | ||
| const s3 = opts.service === "s3"; | ||
| const payloadHash = s3 ? "UNSIGNED-PAYLOAD" : sha256Hex(""); | ||
| const canonical = [ | ||
| opts.method ?? "GET", | ||
| canonicalUri(url.pathname, s3), | ||
| canonicalQuery(url.search), | ||
| `host:${url.host}\n`, | ||
| "host", | ||
| payloadHash, | ||
| ].join("\n"); | ||
| const date = datetime.slice(0, 8); | ||
| const scope = `${date}/${opts.region}/${opts.service}/aws4_request`; | ||
| const stringToSign = ["AWS4-HMAC-SHA256", datetime, scope, sha256Hex(canonical)].join("\n"); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Replace the non-null assertion on X-Amz-Date with an explicit check.
Line 121 asserts X-Amz-Date is present. If a regression drops that parameter, datetime is null, and line 132 throws TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'slice'). The test then reports a null dereference instead of the missing parameter. Throw an error that names the parameter and the URL instead.
Line 129 also hard-codes "host" as the full signed-header set. Read X-Amz-SignedHeaders from the URL and assert it equals host, so a presign that signs extra headers fails with a clear reason rather than a silent signature mismatch.
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const url = new URL(presigned);
const actual = url.searchParams.get("X-Amz-Signature");
- const datetime = url.searchParams.get("X-Amz-Date")!;
+ const datetime = url.searchParams.get("X-Amz-Date");
+ if (!datetime) throw new Error(`presigned URL is missing X-Amz-Date: ${presigned}`);
+ const signedHeaders = url.searchParams.get("X-Amz-SignedHeaders");
+ if (signedHeaders !== "host") {
+ throw new Error(`expected X-Amz-SignedHeaders "host", got ${signedHeaders}: ${presigned}`);
+ }
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| const url = new URL(presigned); | |
| const actual = url.searchParams.get("X-Amz-Signature"); | |
| const datetime = url.searchParams.get("X-Amz-Date")!; | |
| const s3 = opts.service === "s3"; | |
| const payloadHash = s3 ? "UNSIGNED-PAYLOAD" : sha256Hex(""); | |
| const canonical = [ | |
| opts.method ?? "GET", | |
| canonicalUri(url.pathname, s3), | |
| canonicalQuery(url.search), | |
| `host:${url.host}\n`, | |
| "host", | |
| payloadHash, | |
| ].join("\n"); | |
| const date = datetime.slice(0, 8); | |
| const scope = `${date}/${opts.region}/${opts.service}/aws4_request`; | |
| const stringToSign = ["AWS4-HMAC-SHA256", datetime, scope, sha256Hex(canonical)].join("\n"); | |
| const url = new URL(presigned); | |
| const actual = url.searchParams.get("X-Amz-Signature"); | |
| const datetime = url.searchParams.get("X-Amz-Date"); | |
| if (!datetime) throw new Error(`presigned URL is missing X-Amz-Date: ${presigned}`); | |
| const signedHeaders = url.searchParams.get("X-Amz-SignedHeaders"); | |
| if (signedHeaders !== "host") { | |
| throw new Error(`expected X-Amz-SignedHeaders "host", got ${signedHeaders}: ${presigned}`); | |
| } | |
| const s3 = opts.service === "s3"; | |
| const payloadHash = s3 ? "UNSIGNED-PAYLOAD" : sha256Hex(""); | |
| const canonical = [ | |
| opts.method ?? "GET", | |
| canonicalUri(url.pathname, s3), | |
| canonicalQuery(url.search), | |
| `host:${url.host}\n`, | |
| "host", | |
| payloadHash, | |
| ].join("\n"); | |
| const date = datetime.slice(0, 8); | |
| const scope = `${date}/${opts.region}/${opts.service}/aws4_request`; | |
| const stringToSign = ["AWS4-HMAC-SHA256", datetime, scope, sha256Hex(canonical)].join("\n"); |
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In `@test/js/bun/aws/sigv4-reference.ts` around lines 119 - 134, Update the
presigned-URL validation around url.searchParams to explicitly require
X-Amz-Date, throwing an error that names the missing parameter and URL, and read
X-Amz-SignedHeaders to assert it is exactly host before constructing the
canonical request. Remove the non-null assertion while preserving the existing
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| fn now_secs() -> u64 { | ||
| std::time::SystemTime::now() | ||
| .duration_since(std::time::UNIX_EPOCH) | ||
| .map(|d| d.as_secs()) | ||
| .unwrap_or(0) | ||
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🟡 aws/chain.rs defines a private fn now_secs() -> u64 that is byte-identical to the pub fn now_secs() at cloud/cache.rs:24; the sibling gcp/chain.rs and flight.rs already import the shared one. Per REVIEW.md "One implementation, in the right place" / "extract a named helper and use it at EVERY parallel site": delete this private copy and add use crate::webcore::cloud::cache::now_secs;, matching the GCP twin.
Extended reasoning...
What the issue is
src/runtime/webcore/cloud/aws/chain.rs:81-86 defines a module-private helper:
fn now_secs() -> u64 {
std::time::SystemTime::now()
.duration_since(std::time::UNIX_EPOCH)
.map(|d| d.as_secs())
.unwrap_or(0)
}whose body is byte-identical to the pub fn now_secs() this same PR adds at src/runtime/webcore/cloud/cache.rs:24-29. Both files are new in this PR.
The parallel sites already use the shared helper
The AWS and GCP chains are explicit twins (same Resolver shape, same Io, same fail! macro pattern, same note()/snippet() helpers). The GCP twin at gcp/chain.rs:26 imports the shared function:
use crate::webcore::cloud::cache::{Expiring, now_secs};and flight.rs:12 does too:
use super::cache::{CredentialCache, Expiring, MIN_REFRESH_INTERVAL, now_secs};So three of the four cloud/ modules that need epoch-seconds use cache::now_secs(), and one — aws/chain.rs — duplicates it. aws/chain.rs already imports from crate::webcore::cloud (form_encode, io, json), so there is no layering barrier; the import is trivially available.
Why REVIEW.md flags this
- "The second time a multi-line block appears in your diff, extract a named helper and use it at EVERY parallel site." — the helper already exists and is public; it just wasn't used here.
- "One implementation, in the right place. Never copy a helper or constant table between modules." —
cache.rsis the natural home (bothflightand both cloud chains consume it there). - "Fix the whole class in the same PR … parallel switch arms, sync/async twins" — the AWS/GCP chains are the parallel twins; one uses the shared helper and one doesn't, which is exactly the asymmetry that rule targets.
Step-by-step proof
rg -n 'fn now_secs' src/runtime/webcore/cloud/→ two definitions:cache.rs:24(pub fn) andaws/chain.rs:81(privatefn).- Diff the two bodies: both are
SystemTime::now().duration_since(UNIX_EPOCH).map(|d| d.as_secs()).unwrap_or(0). Byte-identical. rg -n 'now_secs' src/runtime/webcore/cloud/gcp/chain.rs→ line 26 imports it fromcache; lines 216, 470, 715 (etc.) call it.rg -n 'now_secs' src/runtime/webcore/cloud/flight.rs→ line 12 imports it fromcache.aws/chain.rscalls its private copy at line 55 (exp <= now_secs() + …), infrom_sso(let now = now_secs();), and insso_refresh(amz_datetime(now_secs() + …)). Substitutingcache::now_secsfor the private definition produces identical machine code — both areu64fromSystemTime::now()with the sameunwrap_or(0).- Therefore deleting lines 81-86 and adding
use crate::webcore::cloud::cache::now_secs;(or extending the existingcrate::webcore::cloudimports) cannot change behaviour.
Impact and fix
Zero runtime impact — the duplicate is behaviourally identical. This is pure code hygiene: it costs nothing today but leaves two definitions to drift (e.g. if one later gains a monotonic-clock fallback and the other doesn't). The fix is a two-line change: delete the private function and import the shared one, matching gcp/chain.rs. Not worth blocking merge over, hence nit.
| /// `UNSIGNED-PAYLOAD` (S3-family services only). | ||
| Unsigned, | ||
| /// Caller already has the lowercase hex SHA-256. | ||
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🟡 Payload::Sha256Hex(&'a [u8]) is declared here and matched in payload_hash() at line 549, but nothing anywhere constructs it — rg 'Sha256Hex' returns exactly those two lines; every sigv4::Request builder (fetch_signing.rs, aws/js.rs::presign, chain.rs::assume_role, and the unit tests) uses only Payload::Bytes or Payload::Unsigned. Same class as the already-reported ProviderResult / is_fresh_at / EVP_PKEY_size on this PR: a pub item this PR adds that nothing reads, so #[warn(dead_code)] stays quiet. Per REVIEW.md "Delete dead code in the same PR that makes it dead… Public items escape dead-code lints — grep for callers manually", delete the variant and its match arm (or, if it's meant for future callers who already have a hash, add a consumer/test that constructs it).
Extended reasoning...
What the issue is
src/s3_signing/sigv4.rs:36 declares:
pub enum Payload<'a> {
/// Hash these bytes.
Bytes(&'a [u8]),
/// `UNSIGNED-PAYLOAD` (S3-family services only).
Unsigned,
/// Caller already has the lowercase hex SHA-256.
Sha256Hex(&'a [u8]),
}and payload_hash() at line 549 matches it:
Payload::Sha256Hex(h) => Box::from(h),Those are the only two occurrences of Sha256Hex in the entire repository — nothing anywhere constructs the variant.
What the callers actually use
rg 'Payload::' src/ shows every site that builds a sigv4::Request.payload:
src/runtime/webcore/cloud/aws/fetch_signing.rs:80-83—sigv4::Payload::Unsignedorsigv4::Payload::Bytes(b)src/runtime/webcore/cloud/aws/js.rs:158-160(presign) —sigv4::Payload::Unsignedorsigv4::Payload::Bytes(b"")src/runtime/webcore/cloud/aws/chain.rs:705(assume_role) —sigv4::Payload::Bytes(&body)src/s3_signing/sigv4.rs:816/842/867/891(unit tests) — allPayload::Bytes(...)
None construct Sha256Hex. The doc comment "Caller already has the lowercase hex SHA-256" describes a caller that never materialised — there is no JS-facing way to pass a pre-computed content hash to Bun.aws.fetch/presign, and the S3-specialised path in credentials.rs computes its own hash without going through this enum.
Why the compiler stays quiet
Payload is pub and sigv4 is re-exported from the s3_signing crate root, so rustc's dead_code lint treats every variant as reachable regardless of whether anything in-tree constructs it. sigv4.rs is a new file added by this PR, so this is dead code the PR itself introduces. REVIEW.md § Code style & idioms calls this out explicitly: "Delete dead code in the same PR that makes it dead… Public items escape dead-code lints — grep for callers manually."
sigv4 is an internal cross-crate module (workspace visibility), not user-facing API — pub here exists so bun_runtime can name the type, not so external consumers can. So "it's public API for downstream crates" does not apply.
Step-by-step proof
rg -n '\bSha256Hex\b'across the whole repo → exactly two hits:sigv4.rs:36(variant declaration) andsigv4.rs:549(match arm inpayload_hash()).- Neither hit is a constructor: one defines the variant, the other consumes it in a
match. A match arm on an enum variant does not require the variant to ever be constructed. rg 'sigv4::Payload::|Payload::(Bytes|Unsigned|Sha256Hex)' src/confirms every caller that builds aPayloadpicksBytesorUnsigned— the four production call sites and four unit-test sites listed above, and nothing else.- Deleting line 36 and line 549 therefore removes only unreachable code:
payload_hash()is the sole consumer ofPayload, itsmatchremains exhaustive overBytes/Unsigned, and no name resolution anywhere depends onSha256Hex.cargo checkwould still pass.
Impact and fix
None at runtime — an inert enum variant and a match arm that never executes. This is the same class as three findings already posted on this PR (ProviderResult at aws_credentials.rs:124, AwsCredentials::is_fresh_at(), EVP_PKEY_size in boringssl_sys), but a distinct item, so not a duplicate.
Fix: delete Sha256Hex(&'a [u8]), at line 36 and the Payload::Sha256Hex(h) => Box::from(h), arm at line 549. Alternatively, if the variant is intentionally kept for a future chunked-upload / pre-hashed-body caller, add a unit test that constructs it so the variant is demonstrably live and its Box::from(h) behaviour (passing the hex through verbatim) is pinned.
…k, JWT lifetime, test isolation helper - flight: entries are reached through a closure-scoped accessor - GCP: a 200 without Metadata-Flavor from the default host is "not GCE"; service-account assertions last exactly 3600s; APPDATA named on Windows - SSO write-back skipped when the refresh response has no usable expiresIn - provider errors don't leave a pending exception if building `.code` fails - credential_process spawn failures name the command - presign rejects CR/LF in the path; presign unit vectors - harness: isolateAwsCredentialChain() shared by the in-process S3 tests
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scopesproperty is read twice at three call sites. Each site probesscopeswithget_truthyand then callsscopes_from_js, which reads the same property again. A userland getter runs twice and can return a different value on each call, so the presence check and the parsed scope set can disagree. Makescopes_from_jsthe single reader, and have it report absence to the caller when the caller needs to distinguish absence from a supplied value.
src/runtime/webcore/cloud/gcp/js.rs#L83-L85: callscopes_from_js(global, Some(value))?once and assign the result toout.scopes; drop the outerget_truthyprobe, sincescopes_from_jsalready returnsDEFAULT_SCOPEwhen the property is absent.src/runtime/webcore/cloud/gcp/js.rs#L144-L149: readscopesonce throughscopes_from_js, and fall back tothis.options.scopesonly when that single read reports the property is absent.src/runtime/webcore/cloud/gcp/js.rs#L338-L347: perform onescopesread and reuse its outcome for both the mutual-exclusion check againstaudienceand theTokenRequest::Accessconstruction.As per coding guidelines: "Assume userland is hostile on security-sensitive built-in paths: use own-property-safe options, null-prototype merges, strict booleans, and engine intrinsics instead of overridable methods."
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In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/aws/chain.rs`:
- Around line 249-264: Update the read closure in load_files so File::read_from
failures are retained and reported for non-ENOENT errors instead of silently
becoming an empty IniFile; preserve the missing-file behavior while including
the underlying error and affected path in the resulting note or
profile-not-found message.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/aws/config.rs`:
- Around line 89-93: Update the home-directory lookup in the surrounding
configuration code to use bun_core::env_var::HOME.key() for the environment
variable name, then read that key from env with the existing
bun_core::env_var::HOME fallback. Remove the manual HOME/USERPROFILE selection
while preserving the owned home value behavior.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/aws/sign_options.rs`:
- Around line 187-198: Update the signingDate handling in the visible
signing-options logic to reject every truthy value that is not a valid date
string, Date, or finite non-negative number. Preserve valid numeric/date
conversion to out.datetime, but throw the same invalid-arguments error used by
the malformed string branch for truthy objects, NaN, infinities, and negative
numbers instead of silently leaving the timestamp unset.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/io.rs`:
- Around line 406-417: Update Io::spawn to validate SpawnRequest::argv is
non-empty before calling bun_spawn::run, returning the appropriate SpawnError
for an empty vector. Keep the existing spawn behavior for valid arguments and
ensure no failure path indexes argv[0] when it is empty.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs`:
- Around line 888-906: Align the abort pre-check with the authoritative signal
precedence: inspect the input Request signal first, then request_init_object,
then options_object, and treat any present signal property as authoritative even
when its value is null. Update the already_aborted block while preserving its
existing fallback behavior when no signal property is present.
- Around line 105-141: Read AWS_PROFILE before acquiring the mutable environment
loader, then create loader and continue reading S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID and S3
credentials through it. Update s3_credentials_from_env so no loader borrow
remains live across Env::new(global).get, preserving the existing
profile-selection behavior.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/S3File.rs`:
- Around line 242-244: Remove the outdated comment above the
s3_credentials_from_env call; retain the existing credential-fetch logic
unchanged.
In `@src/spawn/lib.rs`:
- Around line 253-256: Update the documentation for
RunOptions::windows_verbatim_arguments to explicitly state that enabling it
disables quoting and escaping for argv[1..], allowing characters such as quotes,
ampersands, and pipes to be interpreted by cmd.exe; note that callers should set
it only when they control every appended argument.
In `@test/js/bun/aws/aws-eventstream.test.ts`:
- Around line 299-335: In the Bun.serve fetch callback, capture the request
authorization header in a test-scoped variable instead of asserting there; after
the client’s stream-consumption for-await loop completes, assert that captured
value starts with the expected AWS4-HMAC-SHA256 credential prefix.
In `@test/js/bun/aws/aws-sigv4.test.ts`:
- Around line 341-353: Add regression coverage to the “signed requests do not
follow redirects by default” test using a sessionToken, then follow the
cross-origin redirect and assert the echo response does not contain
x-amz-security-token. Keep the existing redirect status assertions intact and
exercise the Bun.aws.fetch path with redirect: "follow".
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In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/gcp/js.rs`:
- Around line 83-85: Make scopes_from_js the single reader of the scopes
property and have it expose whether the property was absent. At
src/runtime/webcore/cloud/gcp/js.rs lines 83-85, assign its result directly to
out.scopes; at lines 144-149, use this.options.scopes only when the read reports
absence; and at lines 338-347, reuse the one read for both the audience
mutual-exclusion check and TokenRequest::Access construction.
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…ring, download-stream teardown by id - signingDate: reject non-Date/number/string values, out-of-range instants and non-canonical strings instead of ignoring them (was a reachable panic for huge numbers); compact ISO timestamps must end in `Z` - deciding whether to wait for credentials honours init.signal precedence (null detaches, non-signals are a TypeError now, not after resolution), including the relative-URL/region-pending path - auth options are parsed before the URL string is retained - S3 download stream: stop_for_vm_teardown shuts down by request id - unreadable (not merely missing) shared config files are named in the no-credentials error; misc dead code / stale comments; test tweaks
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119-125: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject invalid credential expiration values. XML credentials treat a rejected
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In `@src/runtime/webcore/cloud/aws/chain.rs`:
- Around line 265-278: Update the explicit-profile error path in the profile
lookup logic to include the notes recorded by read_ini, preserving the
underlying read failure such as EACCES instead of reporting only that the
profile was not found. Ensure the resulting error still identifies the requested
profile and relevant files while surfacing the recorded resource failure.
In `@src/runtime/webcore/fetch.rs`:
- Around line 605-623: Update auth_options and the AWS/GCP option parsing in the
fetch flow to honor both the second-argument options_object and the
single-argument request_init_object, including service, region, profile, and
endpoint. Preserve the required parsing order by computing request_init_object
before this block or applying the equivalent overlay after its existing
initialization, and ensure both init shapes produce the same merged
authentication options.
In `@test/js/bun/aws/aws-sigv4.test.ts`:
- Around line 340-342: Add a test near the existing invalid signal cases using
an input Request with an already-aborted signal and init.signal set to 42;
assert that Bun.aws.fetch rejects with a TypeError matching AbortSignal,
confirming init.signal validation takes precedence over the Request signal’s
abort reason.
- Around line 175-188: Expand the signingDate coverage in the Bun.aws.presign
tests to include zero as a valid epoch producing 19700101T000000Z, and NaN,
positive and negative infinity, true, and the calendar-invalid canonical-looking
string 20250230T000000Z as values that throw. Keep the existing invalid-value
cases and valid 2031 timestamp assertion unchanged.
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In `@src/s3_signing/sigv4.rs`:
- Around line 119-125: Update the expiration parsing logic around the visible
timestamp branch to reject invalid credential expiration values: when parsing
fails or the expiration is malformed, return an error or classify it as expired
rather than treating it as absent and continuing. Preserve valid timestamp
handling in the existing digits extraction path.
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…ningDate calendar, unreadable config hint
- Bun.aws.fetch / Bun.gcp.fetch read signing/token options from every init
dict of the call (`fetch({ url, ...init })` and `fetch(input, init)`),
later ones winning; AwsSignOptions::with_overrides takes the list
- parse_iso8601 rejects impossible calendar dates (Feb 30 …)
- a shared config/credentials file that exists but cannot be read is named
in profile-related errors and in the no-credentials summary
- gcp scopes_from_js reads the property once
- tests for all of the above, plus init.signal precedence over a Request's
signal and the epoch-0 signingDate
… unreadable SSO cache / ADC file errors - S3HttpSimpleTask: a raw request whose deadline fires before it connected (all HTTP slots busy) now completes as Timeout instead of looking like a VM-teardown abort, which restarted credential resolution indefinitely - an SSO token cache entry or well-known ADC file that exists but cannot be read is reported as such (the ADC case is an error, as in google-auth-library; an unsearchable parent still counts as absent) - home-relative AWS paths use native separators on Windows - tests for each
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| if (isAnyArrayBuffer(source) || ArrayBuffer.isView(source)) return { chunks: [source] }; | ||
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🟡 eventstream.ts captures some primordials at module load (Uint8Array.prototype.subarray/.toHex via .$call, isAnyArrayBuffer/isUint8Array from node:util/types) but reads others live on every call — ArrayBuffer.isView in toBytes() and here in classify(), plus instanceof Response/Blob, Buffer.concat, JSON.parse, Object.create, Symbol.asyncIterator. Not a security boundary and several src/js/internal/ siblings do the same, so this is a nit; the cheapest way to make the type-check primordials internally consistent is to add isArrayBufferView to the existing require("node:util/types") destructure and use it in place of the two ArrayBuffer.isView calls.
Extended reasoning...
What the issue is
REVIEW.md's built-in-JS rule for src/js/ says: "globals captured at module load" and "never route internal logic through user-overridable machinery (Array.isArray, never instanceof Array)". src/js/internal/aws/eventstream.ts follows this for some primordials but not others.
Captured at module load (lines 10, 25–27):
const { isAnyArrayBuffer, isUint8Array } = require("node:util/types");
const crc32 = Bun.hash.crc32;
const Uint8ArraySubarray = Uint8Array.prototype.subarray;
const Uint8ArrayToHex = Uint8Array.prototype.toHex;… and invoked via .$call throughout.
Read live on every call:
ArrayBuffer.isView(chunk)intoBytes()(line ~193) andArrayBuffer.isView(source)inclassify()(line ~242)source instanceof Response/source instanceof Blobinclassify()(lines ~240–241) — overridable viaSymbol.hasInstance, the exact shape REVIEW.md's example rules outBuffer.concatinresponseError(),Object.create(null)inparseHeaders(),JSON.parseandString(...)inerrorFromMessage()/responseError(),Symbol.asyncIteratorinclassify()
Why this is a nit, not blocking
This is not a security boundary — the caller who tampers with ArrayBuffer.isView or Response[Symbol.hasInstance] is the same caller invoking Bun.aws.eventStream(...), and this is a Bun-namespaced convenience API rather than a Node-compat surface reachable via prototype pollution from arbitrary npm packages. Nothing breaks if merged as-is.
The uncaptured patterns also match how much of src/js/internal/ is actually written today: ArrayBuffer.isView is called live in streams/iter/consumers.ts, streams/iter/from.ts, streams/iter/pull.ts, sql/postgres.ts; instanceof Blob appears in quic/quic.ts; JSON.parse/Object.create(null)/Buffer.concat appear in ~10+ other internal files. So the file is not below the codebase's actual bar — only below the stated ideal, and internally inconsistent with itself.
Step-by-step proof
- Line 10 destructures
{ isAnyArrayBuffer, isUint8Array }fromnode:util/types— the tamper-proof brand checks. toBytes()at line ~192 doesif (isUint8Array(chunk)) …; if (isAnyArrayBuffer(chunk)) …;— using the captured primordials — but thenif (ArrayBuffer.isView(chunk)) …reads the live global.classify()at line ~242 similarly doesif (isAnyArrayBuffer(source) || ArrayBuffer.isView(source))— one captured, one live, in the same expression.node:util/typesexportsisArrayBufferView(used insrc/js/node/zlib.ts,fs.ts,crypto.ts,internal/streams/*.ts), which is the tamper-proof equivalent ofArrayBuffer.isViewand is already available from the samerequireon line 10.- If a caller sets
globalThis.ArrayBuffer.isView = () => true,toBytes(42)would attemptnew Uint8Array(42.buffer, 42.byteOffset, 42.byteLength)and throw the wrong error; ifResponse[Symbol.hasInstance] = () => false, aResponsewould fall through to the async-iterable check. Neither is exploitable — the caller sabotaged themselves — but the file went to the trouble of capturing half its type checks and not the other half.
How to fix
The narrowest change that makes the type-check primordials uniform:
const { isAnyArrayBuffer, isArrayBufferView, isUint8Array } = require("node:util/types");… and replace both ArrayBuffer.isView(...) occurrences with isArrayBufferView(...). That's a one-token change at two call sites plus one added import, and it makes the file internally consistent about brand checks. The instanceof Response/Blob, JSON.parse, Object.create, Buffer.concat, String, Symbol.asyncIterator uses match sibling internal modules and can stay as-is until/unless there's a codebase-wide sweep.
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What does this PR do?
Lets Bun authenticate to AWS and Google Cloud the way their CLIs/SDKs do, with no SDK dependency.
Bun.s3,new S3Client()andfetch("s3://…")fall back to the AWS default credential chain when no keys are configured —~/.awsprofiles (static keys,role_arn+source_profilevia STS,credential_process,aws sso loginsessions,web_identity_token_file),AWS_WEB_IDENTITY_TOKEN_FILE(EKS), the container endpoint (ECS / Pod Identity) and EC2 IMDSv2. Newprofileoption on S3.New API:
Bun.AWSClient/Bun.aws(default instance):fetch()with SigV4 signing (service/region inferred from the host, path-only URLs go to the regional endpoint),presign(),credentials(), andeventStream()— an async iterator overapplication/vnd.amazon.eventstreamresponses (Bedrock streaming, Lambda response streaming, …) with checksum verification and exception frames thrown as errors.new Bun.AWSClient({ profile, region, ... })for other accounts/regions.Bun.GCPClient/Bun.gcp:fetch()with a bearer token,accessToken(),idToken()— Application Default Credentials (service-account keys via RS256 JWT,gclouduser creds, metadata server);new Bun.GCPClient({ keyFile | credentials, scopes, audience }).runtime/networking/cloud-auth, S3 credentials section, types.How it works: the chains are straight-line
asyncRust polled on the JS thread; each network round-trip goes out on the HTTP thread (reusing the S3 request task plus a millisecond deadline timer),credential_processruns on a helper thread the VM can abandon at teardown, RSA signing runs on the work pool. Providers live per VM inRareDatawith single-flight resolution, waiter fan-out and a background refresh timer for credentials that are in use; nothing blocks a thread on the network and the cloud modules contain nounsafe. SynchronousS3File.presign()uses cached / env / static-profile credentials and otherwise throwsERR_S3_MISSING_CREDENTIALSsaying what to await.Not included:
external_account(workload identity federation) for GCP, MFA prompts for AWS profiles, re-signing across redirects, event-stream encoding (bidirectional streams like Transcribe).How did you verify your code works?
bun bd test test/js/bun/aws test/js/bun/gcp— mock IMDS/STS/container/SSO/OAuth/metadata servers, an independent SigV4 implementation as oracle, the AWS SigV4 test-suite vectors, plus tests for non-blocking resolution, background refresh, sync-presign behaviour, env re-reads on refresh, expired-on-arrival credentials, hungcredential_processvsworker.terminate(), background refresh not holding up exit, and the event-stream decoder against frames produced by the AWS SDK's own codec (64 tests).AWSClientrequest against real STS all return 200; a black-holed IMDS gives up in ~2s; a signed Bedrockconverse-streamcall reaches the service (403 for this role, surfaced througheventStreamasAccessDeniedException);bun test --isolateacross files with an aborted in-flight resolution recovers.AWS_EC2_METADATA_DISABLEDso CI agents' instance roles don't leak into tests.