usockets (Windows): keep a closed socket allocated until the dispatch that closed it returns - #39910
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… that closed it returns
A socket callback may close its own socket and then drive the event loop
again before returning (bun:test's expect(promise).resolves/rejects and
other waitForPromise callers do exactly that). us_internal_loop_post
guards against freeing the loop's closed sockets from such a nested tick
by checking loop->data.tick_depth, because the outer dispatch still holds
the socket pointer and reads it after the callback returns. The
epoll/kqueue backend maintains tick_depth; the libuv backend never did,
so on Windows the nested check_cb freed the socket, the outer dispatch
read freed memory, and once the allocator had reused the block it went
on to recv on, close and free whatever lived there now. That heap
corruption is what test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts kept hitting on
Windows CI (segfaults in us_internal_socket_after_resolve and
us_poll_start_rc, hangs inside mimalloc's free-list walk).
- us_loop_run and us_loop_pump bracket uv_run with tick_depth, matching
us_loop_run / us_loop_run_bun_tick on epoll/kqueue.
- Deferring the free to the outermost tick means libuv can finish
closing a stopped poll's uv_poll_t before us_poll_free runs. The old
hand-off ("whichever of us_poll_free / the close callback comes second
frees both") leaked both allocations in that order, so the uv_poll_t is
now handed to libuv at us_poll_stop and freed by its close callback,
and us_poll_free frees the us_poll_t on its own, in either order.
- New socket.test.ts case: a Bun.connect socket terminated inside data()
followed by nested event-loop ticks; it segfaulted every run on Windows
before this change.
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I reviewed this and didn't find any correctness issues beyond the inline nit. Because it redesigns the uv_poll_t ownership hand-off and touches the Windows event-loop reentrancy path — native memory-safety code — a human look is still worthwhile.
Checked: the tick_depth bracket exactly mirrors epoll_kqueue.c's us_loop_run/us_loop_run_bun_tick; all us_poll_free callers (context.c, socket.c, loop.c, udp.c) reach it with uv_p == NULL via a prior us_poll_stop or a failed us_poll_start_rc (both failure branches now null it), so the "never started" direct-free branch is the only one that owns uv_p. Also confirmed the us_loop_free teardown uv_run needs no bracket (no outer dispatch to protect).
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Overview
The PR fixes a Windows-only heap-corruption UAF in packages/bun-usockets/src/eventing/libuv.c: a socket callback that closes its own socket and then re-enters the event loop (via waitForPromise) let the nested tick's check_cb → us_internal_loop_post free the socket while the outer dispatch still held a pointer to it. Two changes: (1) bracket uv_run in us_loop_run/us_loop_pump with loop->data.tick_depth++/--, matching the epoll/kqueue backend so the tick_depth <= 1 gate in us_internal_loop_post actually works on Windows; (2) simplify the us_poll_stop/us_poll_free hand-off — us_poll_stop now hands the uv_poll_t to libuv unconditionally (freed in close_cb_free_uv_poll) and nulls p->uv_p, and us_poll_free frees the us_poll_t independently. The old "whoever comes second frees both" protocol leaked when the deferred free reordered the two. Also updates the loop_data.h comment and adds a subprocess-spawned regression fixture.
Security risks
None. This is internal event-loop lifecycle management; no untrusted-input parsing, no auth/crypto surface. The change removes a UAF/heap-corruption vector rather than introducing one.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is native C memory-safety code in the Windows socket-lifecycle path — REVIEW.md's most-blocked category. The uv_poll_t ownership redesign changes who frees what and when, and getting that wrong yields UAF or leaks that only reproduce on Windows CI. I traced every us_poll_free call site across context.c, socket.c, loop.c, and udp.c and confirmed each reaches the new code with uv_p == NULL (either via a preceding us_poll_stop, or via the us_poll_start_rc failure path which now nulls uv_p on both branches), so the "only still ours if never started" invariant holds. The tick_depth bracket is a straight port of epoll_kqueue.c:439/459 and 469/544. The unbracketed uv_run in us_loop_free is teardown-only and correctly left alone.
Other factors
The regression test is well-constructed (drives nested ticks from inside data() via expect(promise).resolves, then allocates same-size-class sockets to force reuse of a prematurely freed block). The PR description documents 4/4→8/8 crash-to-pass on the actual CI failure. The one inline nit (undrained piped stdout, describe vs describe.concurrent) is a harness-convention item with no runtime impact. I'm deferring rather than approving because ownership-protocol changes in native poll lifecycle warrant a maintainer's eyes even when the tracing checks out.
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… poll_cb The same re-entrancy has a second victim one layer down, in libuv's own handle. us_socket_close runs from inside the socket's poll_cb and us_poll_stop started the uv_close of the uv_poll_t right there. When the callback then drives the loop again, the nested uv_run processes the cancelled AFD poll completion for that handle, sees it closing with nothing outstanding, runs its endgame and frees it - while libuv's uv__fast_poll_process_poll_req for that handle is still on the stack. After poll_cb returns it reads the freed handle, finds it "closing with nothing outstanding" again and queues the endgame a second time: the close callback runs twice (double free) and uv__handle_close unlinks an already-unlinked queue node. Release builds hit this on the new socket.test.ts case every run (crash in the next us_create_poll / us_poll_start_rc, or a hang in mimalloc's free-list walk); the debug allocator's timing hid it. us_poll_stop now only uv_poll_stop()s (which already guarantees no further poll_cb), and the uv_close moves to us_poll_free, which runs from the outermost us_internal_loop_post and therefore never inside a poll_cb. us_poll_free tells an initialised handle (uv_close, freed by the close callback) from a never-started one (plain free) by handle->type, which us_create_poll now initialises; the us_poll_start_rc failure path no longer needs its own copy of that distinction. The socket.test.ts entry also stops piping a stdout it never read and runs under describe.concurrent like its neighbours.
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I re-reviewed after acac7a3 and didn't find any bugs — the earlier nit is addressed. Because this reworks the uv_poll_t lifecycle and re-entrancy contract in Windows-only native code, a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- Traced every
us_poll_stopcaller on the libuv path (context.c:485, udp.c:118, socket.c:201/310/380) — each links toclosed_head/closed_udp_head, so the deferreduv_closeinus_poll_freeis always reached; no leak from moving it out ofus_poll_stop. - Verified every
us_poll_freecaller is covered by the new->type == UV_POLLdiscriminator (bothus_poll_start_rcfailure states via the memset, andus_create_poll's newUV_UNKNOWN_HANDLEinit). - Confirmed
tick_depthbracketing matches epoll/kqueue:check_cbruns insideuv_run, so the outermostus_internal_loop_postseestick_depth == 1and nested pumps see>= 2. loop_data.hchange is comment-only; no Rust-mirror update needed.
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Overview
This PR fixes a Windows-only heap-corruption crash in the usockets libuv backend (packages/bun-usockets/src/eventing/libuv.c) that was causing frequent test/bake/deinitialization.test.ts failures on Windows CI. Two intertwined changes: (1) us_loop_run / us_loop_pump now bracket uv_run with tick_depth++/-- so the existing tick_depth <= 1 guard in us_internal_loop_post actually works on Windows (it was previously always 0); (2) us_poll_stop no longer starts uv_close on the uv_poll_t — that now happens in us_poll_free, which is only reached from the outermost loop_post and therefore never while the handle's own poll_cb is on the stack. us_create_poll initializes uv_p->type = UV_UNKNOWN_HANDLE so us_poll_free can distinguish an initialized handle (needs uv_close) from a raw block (direct us_free). A new subprocess test reproduces the crash via terminate() inside data() followed by expect(promise).resolves (which drives nested ticks). The loop_data.h change is a comment update only.
Security risks
None. This is internal event-loop lifecycle management with no user-facing input parsing; the only external inputs are libuv's own callback status/events. The change tightens memory safety rather than loosening it.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is native C touching handle lifetime and free ordering under event-loop re-entrancy — REVIEW.md's most-blocked category. It is Windows-only (#ifdef LIBUS_USE_LIBUV), which limits blast radius but also makes it harder to verify locally. The change reworks the ownership contract between us_poll_stop and us_poll_free (previously stop began uv_close and free raced/cooperated with it via the uv_is_closing + data-pointer dance; now free is the sole uv_close site). I traced every caller of both and the new contract holds, and the reasoning about libuv's uv__fast_poll_process_poll_req reading the handle after poll_cb returns matches libuv's Windows source — but this is exactly the kind of subtle lifecycle change that benefits from a maintainer who knows this backend confirming the model.
Other factors
The PR description is detailed with a clear mechanism proof (debug UAF read of 0xDF-poisoned memory, release segfault matching the CI signature, 10/10 pass with both fixes vs. 0/10 without). The test is a spawned crash fixture asserting signalCode === null, which is the right shape for a UAF regression per REVIEW.md. The prior nit (undrained stdout, non-concurrent describe) was fixed in acac7a3. The close_cb_free_poll helper is deleted along with the code that made it dead. I did not find anything to block on, but the correctness argument depends on libuv-internal phase ordering and Windows AFD poll internals that a human familiar with this file should sanity-check.
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In `@test/js/bun/net/close-inside-data-reentrant-fixture.ts`:
- Around line 1-4: Update the command in the fixture’s opening comment to use
the debug test invocation bun bd test
test/js/bun/net/close-inside-data-reentrant-fixture.ts instead of bun test,
leaving the surrounding explanation unchanged.
- Around line 35-38: Update the auxiliary Bun.connect calls in the reentrant
fixture to store their promises in a churn collection instead of converting
rejections to successful resolution; after awaiting returned.promise, await
Promise.all(churn) so connection failures reject the test and all allocation
churn completes before assertions.
In `@test/js/bun/net/socket.test.ts`:
- Around line 4365-4374: Update the Bun.spawn assertions in the child-process
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…child stdout - The fixture's auxiliary Bun.connect calls are collected and awaited, so a failed connect fails the test and each iteration's allocation churn has finished before the next one starts. - socket.test.ts pipes and checks the child's stdout (only the runner's version banner) instead of ignoring it. - The fixture's header says who spawns it rather than reading like a how-to-run instruction. No-Verification-Needed: test-only change
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I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs. Because it reworks the uv_poll_t ownership/close ordering and adds tick_depth bracketing in the Windows usockets backend — native memory-lifecycle code on the socket dispatch path — a human look would still be worthwhile.
Checked: every us_poll_stop caller that compiles under LIBUS_USE_LIBUV (socket.c:201/310/380, context.c:485, udp.c:118) links the poll into closed_head/closed_udp_head, so the deferred uv_close in us_poll_free is reached on all paths (loop.c:858 is epoll-only). UV_UNKNOWN_HANDLE == 0 so the memset in us_poll_start_rc and the new sentinel in us_create_poll agree with us_poll_free's type check. The loop_data.h change is comment-only; the Rust mirror already has tick_depth.
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Overview
The PR fixes a Windows-only heap-corruption UAF in packages/bun-usockets/src/eventing/libuv.c triggered when a socket callback closes its own socket and then re-enters the event loop before returning. Two changes: (1) us_loop_run/us_loop_pump now bracket uv_run with loop->data.tick_depth++/--, matching the epoll/kqueue backend so us_internal_loop_post's existing tick_depth <= 1 guard defers us_internal_free_closed_sockets to the outermost tick; (2) us_poll_stop no longer calls uv_close — it only uv_poll_stops — and us_poll_free (reached from the outermost loop_post) is now the single place that uv_closes the uv_poll_t, with close_cb_free_uv_poll freeing the handle allocation. us_create_poll seeds uv_p->type = UV_UNKNOWN_HANDLE so us_poll_free can distinguish never-initialised handles. loop_data.h is a comment-only update. A new spawned fixture + test in socket.test.ts reproduces the crash.
Security risks
None identified. No user-controlled input parsing, no auth/crypto. The change is a lifecycle/ordering fix in the event-loop backend.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is native C touching the two things REVIEW.md flags hardest: allocation ownership ("who frees this, when, on which paths") and re-entrancy ("anything that can run user JS can synchronously free your state"). The fix is Windows-only, so it will only be exercised in Windows CI. I traced every us_poll_stop caller under LIBUS_USE_LIBUV and confirmed each links the poll into a closed list that reaches us_poll_free, so moving the uv_close from stop→free does not leak. I confirmed check_cb runs inside the uv_run bracket (libuv order: poll → check → close), so at outermost depth all poll_cb frames have returned before the free runs, and UV_UNKNOWN_HANDLE == 0 matches the memset in the init-failure path.
Other factors
My earlier nit (stdout draining / describe.concurrent) and CodeRabbit's three minors were all addressed in acac7a3 and aaf698c; all inline threads are resolved. The test drains both pipes concurrently, asserts signalCode === null, and awaits the churn connects. The PR description gives a concrete root-cause trace (uv__fast_poll_process_poll_req reading a freed handle after nested uv_run completed its close) and empirical before/after counts on Windows. Given the change reworks handle ownership semantics on a critical dispatch path, I'm deferring rather than approving.
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This PR and #39643 fix the same bug. I compared the two diffs and built both heads ( Same fix:
One difference in behavior:
What #39643 has that this PR does not:
I am not closing either PR. One of the two should land and the other should close. If this one lands, the close order hunks and the appcontainer step from #39643 are still needed, or AppContainer processes regress from main. If #39643 lands, the fixture from this PR is worth folding in. I left the same cross reference on #39643. Strict handle check scriptRun with import { dlopen, FFIType, ptr } from "bun:ffi";
const k32 = dlopen("kernel32.dll", {
SetProcessMitigationPolicy: { args: [FFIType.i32, FFIType.ptr, FFIType.u64], returns: FFIType.i32 },
}).symbols;
// ProcessStrictHandleCheckPolicy = 3. Flags: RaiseExceptionOnInvalidHandleReference | HandleExceptionsPermanentlyEnabled.
const policy = new Uint32Array([0x3]);
console.log("strict handle checks:", k32.SetProcessMitigationPolicy(3, ptr(policy), 4) ? "on" : "failed");
const sleep = (ms: number) => new Promise<void>(r => setTimeout(r, ms));
let closeInData: ((s: any) => void) | undefined;
const server = Bun.listen({
hostname: "127.0.0.1",
port: 0,
socket: { data(socket) { closeInData?.(socket); } },
});
// Step 1: a client closed from a timer, outside any socket callback.
{
const client = await Bun.connect({ hostname: "127.0.0.1", port: server.port, socket: { data() {} } });
await sleep(20);
client.terminate();
await sleep(50);
console.log("step 1 ok: socket closed from a timer, loop ran on");
}
// Step 2: the accepted socket closes itself from inside its own data() callback.
{
const closed = Promise.withResolvers<void>();
closeInData = socket => { socket.terminate(); closed.resolve(); };
const client = await Bun.connect({ hostname: "127.0.0.1", port: server.port, socket: { data() {} } });
client.write("x");
await closed.promise;
await sleep(50);
client.terminate();
await sleep(50);
console.log("step 2 ok: socket closed from its own data() callback, loop ran on");
}
// Step 3: the listener is closed.
server.stop(true);
await sleep(50);
console.log("step 3 ok: listener closed, loop ran on");
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…on-test-windows-ci-3bd875 # Conflicts: # packages/bun-usockets/src/eventing/libuv.c
| void us_poll_free(struct us_poll_t *p, struct us_loop_t *loop) { | ||
| // poll was resized and dont own uv_poll_t anymore | ||
| if(!p->uv_p) { | ||
| us_free(p); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| /* The idea here is like so; in us_poll_stop we call uv_close after setting | ||
| * data of uv-poll to 0. This means that in close_cb_free we call free on 0 | ||
| * with does nothing, since us_poll_stop should not really free the poll. | ||
| * HOWEVER, if we then call us_poll_free while still closing the uv-poll, we | ||
| * simply change back the data to point to our structure so that we actually | ||
| * do free it like we should. */ | ||
| if (uv_is_closing((uv_handle_t *)p->uv_p)) { | ||
| p->uv_p->data = p; | ||
| } else { | ||
| us_free(p->uv_p); | ||
| us_free(p); | ||
| /* NULL when a resize moved the handle to the new block. */ | ||
| if (p->uv_p) { | ||
| if (p->uv_p->type == UV_POLL) { | ||
| /* us_poll_start_rc initialised it (uv__handle_init linked it into the | ||
| * loop): only libuv can unlink it, and it is freed once that completes. | ||
| * This is the one place a poll handle is uv_close'd - see us_poll_stop. */ | ||
| uv_close((uv_handle_t *)p->uv_p, close_cb_free_uv_poll); | ||
| } else { | ||
| /* Never initialised: libuv has not seen this block. */ | ||
| us_free(p->uv_p); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| us_free(p); |
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🔴 Deferring uv_close from us_poll_stop to us_poll_free reorders it to run after the caller's bsd_close_socket (socket.c:201-202/304-313, context.c:484-485, udp.c:118-119), so uv__poll_close's AFD cancel ioctl now targets a closed socket handle. Under ProcessStrictHandleCheckPolicy (always on inside AppContainer) that terminates the process with 0xC0000008 STATUS_INVALID_HANDLE — robobun's dual-build comparison reproduced this 3/3 on this build with the extended appcontainer.test.ts and a plain strict-handle-checking script, both passing on main and on #39643 — and without strict checking the cancel can land on a reused handle. The fix is to keep the fd open until uv_close is issued (as #39643 does via us_internal_poll_close_fd + a close_fd bit).
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What the bug is
Before this PR, us_poll_stop() called uv_close() on the uv_poll_t synchronously; only after that did the caller close the OS socket. This PR moves the uv_close() call to us_poll_free() (libuv.c:164-177), but every close path still calls bsd_close_socket() immediately after us_poll_stop() returns:
us_internal_socket_close_raw— socket.c:304 → 313us_connecting_socket_close— socket.c:201 → 202us_listen_socket_close— context.c:484 → 485us_udp_socket_close— udp.c:118 → 119
us_poll_free() runs later, from us_internal_free_closed_sockets in check_cb → us_internal_loop_post (loop.c:422-423, gated on tick_depth <= 1). So uv_close — and the uv__poll_close it invokes — now runs after the socket handle has been closed.
The specific code path that triggers it
libuv's uv__poll_close (win/poll.c) checks submitted_events_1 | submitted_events_2; if nonzero, it issues an IOCTL_AFD_POLL cancel via uv__msafd_poll(handle->socket, ...) → NtDeviceIoControlFile((HANDLE)handle->socket, ...), using the socket handle as the ioctl's file-handle argument. uv_poll_stop() only sets handle->events = 0; it does not clear submitted_events_*.
For a socket closed from inside its own data() callback — the exact scenario this PR targets, and what its own fixture does — the sequence is:
uv__fast_poll_process_poll_reqruns.patches/libuv/win-poll-rearm-before-callback.patchre-submits an AFD poll before invokingpoll_cb, sosubmitted_events_*is nonzero throughout the callback.poll_cb→data()→us_socket_close→us_poll_stop(now justuv_poll_stop) →bsd_close_socket(fd). The OS handle is now invalid; AFD queues aLOCAL_CLOSEcompletion into the IOCP.poll_cbreturns. In the sameuv_runiteration,check_cbfires →us_internal_loop_post→us_internal_free_closed_sockets→us_poll_free→uv_close→uv__poll_close.- The
LOCAL_CLOSEcompletion is still sitting in the IOCP (the poll phase has not run again between step 2 and step 3), sosubmitted_events_*is still set.uv__poll_closetakes its cancel branch and issues the AFD ioctl on the already-closed handle.
Why existing code doesn't prevent it
The tick_depth bracket added in this PR defers us_poll_free past nested ticks, but for the ordinary (non-reentrant) close-from-data() case, tick_depth == 1 and loop_post runs us_poll_free in the same iteration's check_cb — after bsd_close_socket and before the next poll phase would have dequeued the LOCAL_CLOSE completion. uv_poll_stop alone does not clear submitted_events_*, so nothing suppresses the cancel ioctl.
Impact
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ProcessStrictHandleCheckPolicy(always enabled inside an AppContainer, whichtest/js/bun/windows/appcontainer.test.tscovers):NtDeviceIoControlFileon an invalid handle raises0xC0000008 STATUS_INVALID_HANDLEand terminates the process. This is a regression vs. main in a supported, tested sandbox configuration. - Without strict checking:
uv_closeignoresuv__poll_close's error, so the process survives — but if the handle value was reused for another socket betweenclosesocketandcheck_cb, the exclusive AFD cancel lands on that unrelated socket's request.
robobun's dual-build comparison in this PR's timeline reproduced the AppContainer termination 3/3 on this build (both with the extended appcontainer.test.ts from #39643, which adds a close-from-data() step, and with a standalone script that enables strict handle checking in a plain process); both survive on baseline main and on the #39643 build. It also notes that #39643's first push had this same ordering and failed the Windows 11 arm64 CI lane (build 101226) the same way. A close from a timer survives on this build (the LOCAL_CLOSE completion is dequeued in the next poll phase before loop_post), which further confirms the mechanism. CI is green here only because the current appcontainer.test.ts on main happens not to close a socket from data().
Step-by-step proof
Given a Bun process inside an AppContainer with a TCP socket that receives data and calls socket.terminate() inside data():
| Step | Location | State |
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| 1 | uv__fast_poll_process_poll_req re-arms (patch) |
submitted_events_2 = X (nonzero) |
| 2 | poll_cb → data() → terminate() → us_poll_stop |
handle->events = 0; submitted_events_* unchanged |
| 3 | bsd_close_socket(fd) (socket.c:313) |
OS handle closed; LOCAL_CLOSE queued to IOCP |
| 4 | poll_cb returns; same iteration → check_cb |
poll phase has NOT re-run; submitted_events_* still nonzero |
| 5 | us_poll_free → uv_close → uv__poll_close |
sees submitted_events != 0 → NtDeviceIoControlFile(closed_handle, ...) |
| 6 | Strict handle check policy | process exits 0xC0000008 |
On main, step 5's ioctl ran at step 2 (inside us_poll_stop), before step 3 closed the handle, so it targeted an open socket.
How to fix it
Keep the fd open until uv_close is issued. #39643 does this with us_internal_poll_close_fd plus a close_fd bit: inside a poll callback, the close paths mark the poll instead of calling bsd_close_socket immediately, and the deferred uv_close site closes the fd right after issuing uv_close (so uv__poll_close's cancel ioctl still targets an open handle). Adopting that piece — or otherwise ensuring uv_close precedes closesocket on every path — resolves both the AppContainer termination and the wrong-target-cancel hazard.
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What does this PR do?
Fixes the heap corruption behind the frequent
test/bake/deinitialization.test.tscrashes/hangs on Windows CI (e.g. build 102435, segfault at 0x0 inus_internal_socket_after_resolve; build 102379, segfault inus_poll_start_rc; the "code 1" runs are the same corruption hanging in mimalloc's free-list walk).The trigger: a socket callback closes its own socket and then drives the event loop again before returning (
expect(promise).rejects.toThrow()→waitForPromiseis what the test does from inside the WebSocket client'son_data). Our libuv backend (packages/bun-usockets/src/eventing/libuv.c) mishandled that re-entrancy at two layers; both are Windows-only and both are in our code, not libuv:us_internal_loop_postonly frees the loop's closed sockets whenloop->data.tick_depth <= 1, so the outer dispatch (which readss->flagsafter the callback returns) never sees freed memory. The epoll/kqueue backend maintainstick_depth; the libuv backend never did, so the nestedcheck_cbfreed the socket under the outer dispatch.us_loop_run/us_loop_pumpnow bracketuv_runwithtick_depth, matching the POSIX ticks.us_poll_stop(reached fromus_socket_close, i.e. from inside the handle's ownpoll_cb) started theuv_closeof theuv_poll_timmediately. The nesteduv_runthen completed that close and freed the handle while libuv'suv__fast_poll_process_poll_reqfor it was still on the stack; afterpoll_cbreturned, libuv read the freed handle and queued its endgame a second time (double close callback / double free, corrupted handle queue).us_poll_stopnow onlyuv_poll_stop()s (no furtherpoll_cbeither way) andus_poll_free— which runs from the outermostloop_post, never under apoll_cb— does theuv_close; the close callback frees theuv_poll_t,us_poll_freefrees theus_poll_t, in either order.How did you verify your code works?
socket.test.tscase (terminate()insidedata()followed by nested event-loop ticks): segfaults every run on a Windows release build without these changes (sameus_poll_start_rcsignature as CI), still every run with only (1), passes 10/10 with both.test/bake/fixtures/deinitializationon Windows: debug build crashed 4/4 before (UAF read of the0xDF-poisoned socket inus_internal_socket_follow_adopted); release build passes 10/10 with both changes (was ~2/6).socket.test.ts,tcp-server.test.ts,node-net.test.ts,serve.test.ts,websocket.test.js,deinitialization.test.tspass locally on a Windows release build.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/bun/net/socket.test.ts