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In `@test/js/bun/jsc/bun-jsc.test.ts`:
- Around line 361-431: Tests "startSamplingProfiler with a directory writes a
report at exit" and "startSamplingProfiler with a directory in a worker writes a
report at worker teardown" run subprocesses sequentially; make them run
concurrently to speed up the suite by converting the two it(...) blocks to
test.concurrent(...) (or wrap both in
describe.concurrent("startSamplingProfiler") to group them) and ensure any
shared resources (tempDir, Bun.spawn, bunEnv) remain isolated per test (they
already use using dir and local env), leaving the test bodies unchanged.
- Around line 390-431: Add the missing stderr assertion after draining pipes in
this test: after awaiting Promise.all that yields stdout, stderr, exitCode
(variables stdout, stderr, exitCode from proc = Bun.spawn(...)) insert
expect(stderr).toBe("") before the existing expect(stdout).toBe(...) and
expect(exitCode).toBe(0). This matches the convention used in other subprocess
tests and keeps the assertion order consistent.
- Around line 361-388: The test "startSamplingProfiler with a directory writes a
report at exit" drains proc pipes into stdout/stderr/exitCode; add the missing
stderr assertion to match file convention by inserting expect(stderr).toBe("")
after the Promise.all that sets [stdout, stderr, exitCode] (use the same stderr
variable) and before the stdout and exitCode assertions so the test asserts no
stderr output from Bun when running startSamplingProfiler.
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I didn't find any bugs, but this adds ~150 lines of new C++ touching VM lifecycle, cross-thread lock ownership, and exit-time teardown ordering in both the main global object and Worker paths — worth a human pass to confirm the threading/lifetime invariants hold.
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Overview
This PR fixes a 100% reproducible segfault in jsc.startSamplingProfiler(directory) by replacing a write to JSC's frozen Options::samplingProfilerPath() with a new Bun-side singleton (BunSamplingProfilerReporter.{h,cpp}) that stores (Ref<SamplingProfiler>, Ref<VM>, CString directory) entries and writes the report either at VM teardown (WebWorker__teardownJSCVM, Zig__GlobalObject__destructOnExit) or at process exit via Bun__atexit. It also hooks the new reportSamplingProfilerBeforeVMTeardown call into ZigGlobalObject.cpp and Worker.cpp, swaps the crashing line in BunJSCModule.h, and adds two subprocess-based tests plus a small workload reduction in an adjacent test.
Security risks
None apparent. The directory path comes from the calling JS and is used only to fopen a report file under it — no new privilege boundaries, network, or auth surfaces. The change is in a debugging/profiling utility.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate-to-high. While the feature itself (bun:jsc sampling profiler report-at-exit) is a niche debugging tool, the implementation reaches into critical paths: it holds a Ref<VM> that affects when ~VM runs, inserts a call into WebWorker__teardownJSCVM with a documented ordering constraint relative to setHasTerminationRequest() and the final deref, and relies on the invariant that a Bun VM's API lock is held by its owner thread for that thread's whole lifetime to decide which entries are safe to report at process exit without deadlocking. The comments are thorough and the reasoning is plausible, but these are exactly the kind of cross-thread lifetime invariants a maintainer familiar with web_worker.rs / VM teardown should sanity-check.
Other factors
The bug-hunting system found no issues, CodeRabbit's nits were addressed in 899cc11, and the new tests cover both the main-thread exit path and the worker-teardown path. The CI failures on musl builds look like unrelated LTO/linker infrastructure problems ("Linking two modules of different data layouts ... regular-lto-flag-stub.bc"), not something this change caused. Still, ~150 lines of new lock-guarded C++ with VM-ref lifetime effects in teardown paths is beyond what I'd auto-approve.
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I didn't find any bugs, but this adds new C++ that holds Ref<VM> in a process-global singleton and hooks into both VM-teardown and process-exit paths with non-trivial lock/ordering constraints — worth a human look at the lifecycle reasoning.
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Overview
Fixes a 100% segfault in jsc.startSamplingProfiler(directory) caused by writing to JSC's frozen Options::samplingProfilerPath() at runtime. Replaces it with a new Bun-side SamplingProfilerExitReporter singleton (src/jsc/bindings/BunSamplingProfilerReporter.{h,cpp}, ~150 lines new C++) that stores (Ref<SamplingProfiler>, Ref<VM>, CString directory) entries and writes reports either at VM teardown or at process exit via Bun__atexit. Hooks the teardown call into Zig__GlobalObject__destructOnExit and WebWorker__teardownJSCVM. Also adds two subprocess tests and shrinks an adjacent test's fib workload.
Security risks
None. This is a developer-tooling/profiling code path with no untrusted input beyond a directory path that was already accepted before; the only file write goes to a path the caller explicitly supplied.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate-to-high. The change itself is well-scoped and exhaustively commented, but it touches core VM lifecycle: it holds a strong Ref<VM> in a NeverDestroyed global, relies on reportSamplingProfilerBeforeVMTeardown being called on every teardown path to release that ref so ~VM can run and shut the sampling thread down, takes JSLockHolder while holding the singleton's Lock, and gates the atexit path on currentThreadIsHoldingAPILock() to avoid deadlocking on a live worker's VM. The ordering constraints in WebWorker__teardownJSCVM (after setHasTerminationRequest(), before the final deref) are subtle and only documented in comments. Several lifecycle combinations (natural worker exit, worker alive at process.exit, BUN_DESTRUCT_VM_ON_EXIT=1) were verified manually rather than by automated tests.
Other factors
The bug-hunting system found nothing; CodeRabbit's three minor test-style comments were all addressed in 899cc11. The one CI failure (test/regression/issue/30205.test.ts on x64-asan) is in an unrelated file. The implementation looks correct to me on reading — the lock-ordering argument (singleton lock → recursive JSLock only for VMs the caller already owns) holds up — but VM-refcount/exit-path changes are exactly where a second pair of eyes pays off.
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CI status (build 72312 at 47a133b, post-rebase): 283 jobs passed; the 3 red lanes are unrelated flake.
None of these touch the sampling profiler path, and no process in them ever registers the exit callback. The two new tests for this fix pass on the x64-asan lane. Ready for review. |
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I didn't find any bugs, but this introduces a new cross-thread singleton that pins Ref<VM> and hooks into both VM-teardown paths — subtle enough lifetime/ordering territory that a maintainer should sign off, and the July 1 comment proposes a simpler per-VM alternative that's worth a human deciding on before merge.
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Overview
The PR fixes a 100%-repro segfault in jsc.startSamplingProfiler(directory) caused by writing to JSC's frozen Options::samplingProfilerPath() at runtime. It replaces that with a new Bun-side mechanism: BunSamplingProfilerReporter.{h,cpp} implements a process-global NeverDestroyed singleton holding (Ref<SamplingProfiler>, Ref<VM>, CString) entries under a lock, wired into three lifecycle points — Bun__atexit for process exit, WebWorker__teardownJSCVM for worker VM teardown, and Zig__GlobalObject__destructOnExit for the main VM under BUN_DESTRUCT_VM_ON_EXIT. Two subprocess tests cover the main-thread and worker cases.
Security risks
None. The feature is a diagnostics/profiling API; the only external input is a directory path already handled by the pre-existing Bun__mkdirp call. No auth, crypto, network, or untrusted-parsing surface is touched.
Level of scrutiny
High. The core fix (stop writing to frozen config) is straightforward, but the replacement design is not: it pins Ref<VM> in a process-global registry, relies on precise ordering relative to setHasTerminationRequest() and the teardown deref (comments explain a hang if the VM outlives its owner thread), gates the atexit path on currentThreadIsHoldingAPILock() to avoid deadlocking on live workers, and deliberately leaks entries at exit to avoid triggering ~VM inside the exit callback. These are exactly the memory-safety/threading invariants CLAUDE.md flags as most-blocked in review, and the hooks land in shared teardown paths that affect every VM regardless of whether profiling was used (no-op when the registry is empty, but still on the path).
Other factors
- The July 1 timeline comment (from the same automated author) describes an independently-written alternative on
farm/d8f786e6/jsc-sampling-profiler-segvthat stores the directory on the per-VMVirtualMachinenext to existing--cpu-profconfig and writes fromVirtualMachine::on_exit, avoiding the global registry,Ref<VM>pinning, and teardown hooks entirely. That's a material architectural alternative a maintainer should weigh — CLAUDE.md's "simplest mechanism the invariants allow" and "store state on the object whose lifetime matches it" both point toward the per-VM approach. - The PR also shrinks an adjacent test's
fib(30)→fib(26)workload; the description justifies it, but it's a change to an existing test's coverage that wasn't visible in the diff I reviewed (the diff shows only additions to the test file, so this may already be on main or was mis-described). - Bug-hunting found nothing; CodeRabbit's minor test-style comments were addressed. CI is reported green with unrelated flakes.
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No bugs found, but this introduces a new C++ subsystem (process-global SamplingProfilerExitReporter singleton holding Ref<VM>/Ref<SamplingProfiler>) with hooks into both VM teardown paths, and you've explicitly flagged an open architectural choice (this global-registry approach vs. the per-VM VirtualMachine::on_exit variant on farm/d8f786e6) for a maintainer to decide — so this should get a human look.
What was reviewed:
- Checked the
Ref<VM>pin is released on the teardown path before the final deref so~VMstill runs and shuts the sampling thread down. - Checked
reportStillRegisteredAtExitskips VMs whose API lock the exiting thread doesn't hold, so it can't deadlock on a live worker. - Verified the Worker.cpp hook ordering after the rebase (after
setHasTerminationRequest()/markTerminating(), before the deref) matches the constraints in the comment. - Tests: both new subprocess tests use
tempDir/bunEnv, drain pipes concurrently, and assert stderr/stdout/exitCode in the right order.
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Overview
The PR fixes a 100%-repro segfault in jsc.startSamplingProfiler(directory) caused by writing to Options::samplingProfilerPath() after JSC's Config pages are mprotected read-only. It replaces that write with a new Bun-side mechanism: BunSamplingProfilerReporter.{h,cpp} implements a NeverDestroyed process-global singleton holding (Ref<SamplingProfiler>, Ref<VM>, CString directory) entries, guarded by a WTF::Lock. Reports are written either at process exit via Bun__atexit (only for VMs whose API lock the exiting thread already holds) or at explicit VM teardown via new reportSamplingProfilerBeforeVMTeardown calls inserted into WebWorker__teardownJSCVM and Zig__GlobalObject__destructOnExit. Two subprocess tests exercise the main-VM-exit and worker-teardown paths.
Security risks
None identified. The directory path is user-supplied but only reaches Bun__mkdirp and FilePrintStream::open for writing; there's no injection surface, and this is a debugging/profiling API in bun:jsc, not production-facing.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is native C++ touching JSC VM lifecycle and reference counting across threads:
- Holding a
Ref<VM>in a process-global keeps the VM alive; releasing it at the wrong time relative to teardown could either leak the VM (blocking~VM→ sampling thread never shuts down → process hang) or race with destruction. The PR handles this by removing the entry inreportAndRemovebefore the caller's final deref, and by deliberately never releasing entries in the atexit path (NeverDestroyed). - The atexit callback's
currentThreadIsHoldingAPILock()gate relies on the invariant that a Bun VM's owner thread holds the API lock for its whole lifetime — a subtle cross-subsystem assumption documented in the comment but worth a maintainer's eye. - The Worker.cpp insertion point has two ordering constraints (after
setHasTerminationRequest()because of the profiler'sDeferTerminationassertion; before the deref so~VMcan run). The recent rebase re-resolved a conflict at exactly this insertion point.
Other factors
The decisive factor is that the PR author explicitly surfaced an architectural alternative (store the directory on the per-VM VirtualMachine next to --cpu-prof config and write from VirtualMachine::on_exit, avoiding the global registry, Ref<VM> pin, and teardown hooks) and stated they are "leaving the choice to a maintainer." That is a design decision a human should make, not an automated approver. The bug-hunting system found no correctness issues, and CI was reported green on the last pre-rebase build with only unrelated flakes; the current build (#72312) is in progress.
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This crash was handed to me again today from another session. Still reproduces on current This PR already covers it (same One thing for whoever picks this up next: the branch currently conflicts with |
startSamplingProfiler with a directory argument assigned Options::samplingProfilerPath() at runtime. JSC option storage lives in the Config pages that Config::permanentlyFreeze() mprotects read-only during startup, so the assignment was a write to a read-only page and crashed every time. The stored pointer would also have dangled (it pointed into a function-local CString), and the atexit-based report mechanism never fires on Linux because Bun exits through quick_exit. Keep the directory on the Bun side instead: a registry of (profiler, vm, directory) entries writes the same report as SamplingProfiler::reportDataToOptionFile() through Bun__atexit for VMs still alive at process exit, and through the VM teardown paths (WebWorker__teardownJSCVM, Zig__GlobalObject__destructOnExit) for VMs torn down earlier. Reporting at worker teardown, on the worker thread, matters twice over: holding the VM past teardown would keep ~VM from shutting the sampling thread down (it then wedges trying to suspend the dead worker thread), and a VM's API lock is held by its owner thread for that thread's whole lifetime, so the exit callback can only safely report VMs whose lock the exiting thread already holds. Also shrinks the fib workload in the adjacent "profile can be called multiple times" test (fib(30) -> fib(26), three calls) so the file fits the debug ASAN time budget; all assertions are unchanged and the 50us sample interval still guarantees multiple samples per call.
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In `@src/jsc/bindings/BunSamplingProfilerReporter.cpp`:
- Around line 62-65: Update startSamplingProfiler to reject directory strings
containing embedded NUL characters, normalize accepted relative directories to
absolute paths, and store the normalized value before calling
registerSamplingProfilerReportAtExit. Ensure writeReport uses this normalized
directory consistently.
In `@test/js/bun/jsc/bun-jsc.test.ts`:
- Around line 630-650: Strengthen the assertions in the startSamplingProfiler
worker test so it verifies the generated report contains data, not just that one
report exists. After locating the report in the parent test, inspect its file
size and assert it is greater than zero while preserving the existing
reports.length check.
- Around line 636-646: Update the Worker test’s message promise to register the
close listener before awaiting the message and reject when the worker closes
without posting one. Track whether a message was received, while preserving the
existing message and error handling and the later close-await behavior.
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…on_exit Replaces the process-global registry (BunSamplingProfilerReporter) with per-VM state, matching REVIEW.md's rule and the cpu/heap profiler precedent: the directory lives on VirtualMachine next to cpu_profiler_config, and VirtualMachine::on_exit writes the report, which already runs once per VM (main thread and workers) on the VM's own thread with the VM alive and the API lock held. This removes the singleton, the Ref<VM> pin, the Bun__atexit hook, and the destroyVM ordering constraint. Also from review: the directory is resolved to an absolute path when the profiler starts (the report is written at exit, when the working directory may have changed), directories with embedded null bytes are rejected, and the worker test now rejects on early close and asserts the report is non-empty.
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Reworked to the per-VM design in 51efccc, as the review converged on: the directory now lives on Also folded in the remaining review items: the directory is resolved to an absolute path at start (report is written at exit, when the CWD may differ; covered by a new test that chdirs after starting), embedded null bytes are rejected with a TypeError, and the worker test now rejects on early close and asserts the report is non-empty. Verified: all 40 tests in |
WTF::FileSystem::pathByAppendingComponent goes through libstdc++'s std::filesystem, whose internal string frees bypass mimalloc; on musl that frees a mimalloc allocation with mallocng and segfaults at exit (glibc builds masked it because mimalloc interposes malloc there). Join the report path with makeString instead, like JSC's own reportDataToOptionFile. Also mirror the sampling profiler flush into Bun__writeProfilesBeforeSelfKill so process.kill(process.pid) with no handler writes the report like the CPU and heap profiles, and assert the null-byte rejection throws specifically a TypeError in the test.
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stopCPUProfiler clears the shared per-VM SamplingProfiler's traces, so a run using both --cpu-prof and startSamplingProfiler(directory) got a header-only report; the report only reads the traces, so writing it first leaves the .cpuprofile unchanged.
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I reviewed the latest revision and found no further issues — every earlier finding (per-VM storage, self-kill flush, sampling-before-CPU ordering, worker-close rejection, TypeError assertion) is addressed and all comment-cop flags are resolved. Because this touches native VM-lifecycle code across the C++/Rust FFI boundary (worker termination + SuspendExceptionScope, on_exit / Bun__writeProfilesBeforeSelfKill), a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- Both flush sites now write the sampling report before
stop_and_write_profileclears the sharedSamplingProfilertraces. Bun__SamplingProfiler__reportToDirectory:JSLockHolder+SuspendExceptionScopearoundreportTop*;makeStringpath join (musl fix);'/'separator is fine on Windows viaFileSystem::overwriteEntireFile.set_sampling_profiler_directoryresolves relative paths at call time viabun_sys::getcwd_z+bun_pathsjoin; NUL-byte check precedesBun__mkdirp.- Tests: worker fixture rejects on early close and asserts
reports 1 true(count guards the vacuous.every); NUL check pinsTypeError.
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Overview
Fixes a 100%-reproducible segfault in bun:jsc's startSamplingProfiler(directory) (issue #32212): the old code assigned Options::samplingProfilerPath() at runtime, which is a write to an mprotect'd read-only Config page. The fix stores the directory as per-VM state on VirtualMachine (next to the existing cpu_profiler_config / heap_profiler_config), and VirtualMachine::on_exit plus Bun__writeProfilesBeforeSelfKill write the report via a new C++ helper Bun__SamplingProfiler__reportToDirectory. Six files touched: BunJSCModule.h (C++), BunCPUProfiler.rs / VirtualMachine.rs / virtual_machine_exports.rs (Rust FFI + VM state), jsc.d.ts (doc tweak), and three new subprocess tests in bun-jsc.test.ts.
Security risks
None identified. The directory string is user-controlled but is validated (embedded NUL rejected before it reaches the C string passed to Bun__mkdirp), created via the existing Bun__mkdirp helper, and written under an explicit filename (samplingProfile.<pid>.<tid>.txt) via FileSystem::overwriteEntireFile. No untrusted length arithmetic, no network, no privilege boundary.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is native code across a C++/Rust FFI boundary that runs during VM teardown (main-thread on_exit, worker termination with a pending JSC termination exception, and the process.kill(self) fast path). It integrates with JSC internals (SamplingProfiler, JSLockHolder, SuspendExceptionScope, DeferTermination interaction) and shares state with --cpu-prof. That said, the shape now exactly mirrors the two existing profiler flushes at both call sites, and the earlier process-global-singleton design was replaced with the repository-conventional per-VM approach after review.
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This PR has been through five rounds of my own review; every finding was addressed in a follow-up commit (per-VM redesign in 51efccc, self-kill flush + makeString musl fix in d53133f, sampling-before-CPU ordering in d8c9e15). All CodeRabbit and comment-cop threads are resolved. The bug-hunting pass on this revision found nothing. Three subprocess tests cover main thread, worker teardown, and relative-path + chdir + NUL rejection. Given the native/lifecycle surface, I'm deferring rather than approving so a maintainer can confirm the SuspendExceptionScope-around-reportTop* handling for terminated workers and the Windows path-join behavior.
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Fixes #32212
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Segfaults 100% of the time on every platform:
ASAN (debug build):
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functionStartSamplingProfilerassignedOptions::samplingProfilerPath()at runtime. JSC option storage lives in the Config pages thatConfig::permanentlyFreeze()mprotects read-only during startup (which runs at first VM creation, before any user JS), so the assignment is a write to a read-only page. Two further defects sat behind the crash: the storedconst char*pointed into a function-localCString(it would dangle by exit), andregisterForReportAtExit()uses libcatexit, which never fires on Linux because Bun exits throughquick_exit.Fix
The directory is per-VM state, so it lives on
VirtualMachinenext to the existingcpu_profiler_config/heap_profiler_config, andVirtualMachine::on_exitwrites the report beside the CPU and heap profile writes.on_exitalready runs exactly once per VM, for the main thread and for workers, on the VM's own thread with the VM alive and the API lock held, so no new lifecycle machinery is needed.functionStartSamplingProfilervalidates the directory (rejects embedded null bytes), creates it, and hands it toBun__VirtualMachine__setSamplingProfilerDirectory. The setter resolves a relative directory against the working directory immediately, because the report is written at exit when the CWD may have changed.on_exittakes the stored directory and callsBun__SamplingProfiler__reportToDirectory(C++), which rendersreportTopFunctions+reportTopBytecodesinto<directory>/samplingProfile.<pid>.<thread-uid>.txtviaFileSystem::overwriteEntireFile. ASuspendExceptionScopeparks a terminated worker's pending termination exception during the report (the profiler'sDeferTerminationscope asserts on that state otherwise).Verification
Three tests in
test/js/bun/jsc/bun-jsc.test.ts; the first two fail on the unfixed build (the spawned child segfaults) and pass with the fix:startSamplingProfiler with a directory writes a report at exit: clean exit and a non-emptysamplingProfile.*file in the directory.startSamplingProfiler with a directory in a worker writes a report at worker teardown: same inside aWorkerthat is then terminated; the report exists by the worker's close event and every report is non-empty.startSamplingProfiler resolves a relative directory against the working directory at call time: a relative directory plus a laterprocess.chdir()still lands the report in the original location, and a directory containing a null byte throws.Manually verified on the debug (ASAN) build: a worker still alive at
process.exit(0)writes no report and does not hang, andBUN_DESTRUCT_VM_ON_EXIT=1writes exactly one report.bun-typestest passes for thejsc.d.tsdoc update.Earlier design (superseded)
Earlier revisions of this PR kept a process-global registry (
BunSamplingProfilerReporter) of(Ref<SamplingProfiler>, Ref<VM>, directory)entries, reported from VM-teardown hooks plus aBun__atexitcallback gated oncurrentThreadIsHoldingAPILock(). It worked, but reconstructed from the outside the invarianton_exitalready provides, pinned the VM refcount across teardown (which main'sdestroyVMrework then force-releases), and needed a paragraph of justification per mechanism. Review converged on the per-VM shape, which is also the repository convention for per-VM state.no test proof · iteration 12 · Platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine. Deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/jsc/bun-jsc.test.ts