fix(bundler): don't overflow path buffer resolving long specifiers from in-memory files - #39256
fix(bundler): don't overflow path buffer resolving long specifiers from in-memory files#39256robobun wants to merge 3 commits into
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Bun.build({ files }) panicked with "range end index N out of range for
slice of length PATH_MAX-1" when an in-memory file imported a specifier
longer than PATH_MAX, e.g. a CSS data: URL. FileMap::resolve joined any
non-absolute specifier against the importer's directory with an
unchecked join into a fixed PathBuffer.
Use the checked join and length-guard the Windows separator
normalization; oversized specifiers fall through to the regular
resolver, which handles data: URLs and reports normal diagnostics.
Fixes #39252
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LGTM — swapping to the _checked join variants and length-guarding path_to_posix_buf is the right fix for #39252; returning None correctly hands off to the real resolver. The inline nit about the 70000-byte test size vs Windows's 98302-byte PathBuffer is worth addressing (bump to ~100k and fix the comment) but doesn't affect correctness on the platforms where the crash was reported.
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Overview
This PR fixes a process-aborting panic in Bun.build({ files }) when an in-memory file imports a specifier longer than PATH_MAX_BYTES (e.g. a CSS data: URL). The change is confined to FileMap::{get, contains, resolve} in src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs (~30 net lines) plus one regression test in test/bundler/bundler_files.test.ts. The fix swaps join_abs_string_buf → join_abs_string_buf_checked and abs_buf → abs_buf_checked (both return Option, ?-propagated so resolve() returns None and the real resolver takes over), and adds specifier.len() > buf.len() guards before the four Windows-only path_to_posix_buf calls that copy the raw specifier into a pooled PathBuffer.
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None. This is a crash-on-user-input fix in a build API. No auth, crypto, permissions, or network surface is touched. The change strictly narrows a panic into a graceful None fallthrough.
Level of scrutiny
Low-medium. The change is mechanical: it replaces unchecked buffer joins with their existing checked counterparts (join_abs_string_buf_checked at src/paths/resolve_path.rs:1640, abs_buf_checked at src/resolver/lib.rs:348) — the exact pattern the repo already uses for user-controlled path input. Returning None from FileMap::resolve is the documented contract for "not in the virtual map, let the real resolver handle it", so long specifiers now take the same path as they already do for on-disk builds. The two extra defensive guards on abs_source_file (lines 984, 990-992) operate on the importer path, which is always a short map key or filesystem path in practice, so they're effectively unreachable but harmless.
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- The regression test spawns a subprocess (so a panic fails the child, not the runner), drains stdout/stderr/exited concurrently, asserts
{ success: true, hasUrl: true }andexitCode === 0, and usestest.concurrent— all matching harness conventions. - One nit was filed: the 70000-byte test URL doesn't exceed Windows's 98302-byte
PathBuffer, so the four new#[cfg(windows)]length guards and the_checkedoverflow branch aren't exercised on Windows CI, and the code comment "exceeds the path buffer on every platform" is inaccurate there. This is a coverage/comment nit — the primary #39252 crash (macOS 1024 / Linux 4096) is validly regression-tested, and the Windows guards are correct by inspection. rust:check-alland the fullbundler_files.test.tssuite (25/25) reported passing; no prior human review comments to address.
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Addressed the review nit: the Windows u8 path buffer is 98302 bytes (32767 * 3 + 1), not ~64 KB. The test URL is now 100000 bytes so it exceeds the buffer on every platform, and the PR description is corrected. Re-verified fail-before against main's bundle_v2.rs and pass-after with the fix (debug build). |
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In `@src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs`:
- Around line 893-895: Normalize oversized Windows specifiers using an
allocation-backed path with the same slash and drive-letter normalization as
FileMap insertion before lookup. Apply this consistently in the long-specifier
branches of get, contains, and resolve, using PathBuffer::len() as the limit and
allowing the <= boundary.
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Normalize long Windows specifiers before FileMap lookup.
FileMap insertion converts backslashes to / and uppercases drive letters. The long-specifier branches in get, contains, and resolve use the raw specifier, so they can miss an existing in-memory file. Use an allocation-backed path with the same normalization semantics. PathBuffer::len() is the usable input limit, and the <= boundary is safe because normalization writes exactly specifier.len() bytes without a terminator.
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In `@src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs` around lines 893 - 895, Normalize oversized Windows
specifiers using an allocation-backed path with the same slash and drive-letter
normalization as FileMap insertion before lookup. Apply this consistently in the
long-specifier branches of get, contains, and resolve, using PathBuffer::len()
as the limit and allowing the <= boundary.
Problem
Bun.build({ files })crashes withpanic: range end index 1024 out of range for slice of length 1023when an in-memory file contains an import specifier 1024+ bytes long on macOS (4096+ on Linux), e.g. a CSSdata:URL. Reported in Bun.build({ files }) panics on CSS data URLs at 1024 bytes #39252.FileMap::resolveinsrc/bundler/bundle_v2.rstreats every non-absolute specifier as a relative path and joins it against the importer's directory withjoin_abs_string_buf, which writes into a fixedPathBuffer([u8; PATH_MAX_BYTES], 1024 on macOS, 4096 on Linux) without bounds checking. A longdata:URL is "not absolute", so the whole URL is joined as a path and overflows the buffer.data:URLs before any path joining; only the in-memory (files) pre-check hits the unchecked join.Fix
join_abs_string_buf_checked(andabs_buf_checked) inFileMap::resolve; when the joined path cannot fit in a path buffer, returnNoneso the regular resolver takes over. The resolver parsesdata:URLs correctly, and anything else over-long gets a normal build diagnostic instead of a process abort.path_to_posix_bufseparator normalizations inFileMap::get/contains/resolve, which copy the raw specifier into aPathBufferand had the same overflow for specifiers over the Windows path buffer size (~64 KB, reachable with real-world base64 data URLs).test/bundler/bundler_files.test.ts("css data: url longer than PATH_MAX does not crash"): panics on current main, passes with this change. The test uses a 70000-byte URL so it exceeds the path buffer on every platform.success: truewith identical output).cargo checkpasses on all 6 targets (bun run rust:check-all); fullbundler_files.test.tssuite passes (25/25).Background
BuildConfig.filessupplies virtual in-memory modules. Before the real resolver runs, the bundler checks thisFileMapfor each import: first a direct key match, then (for relative specifiers) a join against the importer's directory to match keys like/src/lib.jsfrom./lib.js.join_abs_string_bufassumes the result fits;join_abs_string_buf_checkedis the variant that returnsNoneon overflow, intended for user-controlled input of arbitrary length.Fixes #39252
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