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bun:test: wait on a Promise subclass through its own then() - #41008
bun test reads a Promise subclass by its state and never calls its then(). test("x", () => Bun.$echo hi) times out. With openai's APIPromise, await expect(request).rejects.toThrow() fails: Received promise that resolved.
Cause: promise_of_thenable (src/runtime/test_runner/bun_test.rs:1528) returns every promise as it is. Expect::promise_to_await (expect.rs:515) follows a subclass only while it is pending.
Verified: 12 new tests and new rows in 5 more, in test/js/bun/test/: 15 fail on the base. Also that directory, wpt-streams.test.ts, node-test.test.ts. Self-reviewed: 15 concerns raised, 13 addressed.
Background
PromiseResolve(%Promise%, x) returns x when x is a promise whose constructor is %Promise%. Otherwise a queued job calls x.then().
Weighed: then() only for a pending promise (bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833). Jest 30.5.2, Vitest 5.0.3 and node --test 26.3.0 call it on a settled one too.
Downsides
A suite that returns a Promise subclass, or passes one to .resolves, can change its result: then() now runs. No user reported this.
A failed .resolves on a settled subclass, or on a promise of another realm, now returns a rejected promise. bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 documented a throw at once. The docs now limit it to the built-in Promise.
Instructions (release): callback that returns a native promise +56, plain object -24. .resolves on a settled native promise +78, pending -99. Binary +256 B.
Workaround on main for a returned subclass: make the callback async and await the value.
The PR makes two claims with separate evidence.
The lazy case is first-party and loud. src/js has two Promise subclasses, ShellPromise (Bun.$) and the Bun.SQLQuery. Both start in then(). Main times out on each.
The settled case is third-party. With openai 7.47.0 and a local server that answers 500, on 1.4.4 and on main:
test("x", () => client.chat.completions.create(...)) gives 1 pass, 0 fail and exit 0. If another test runs when the response arrives, that test fails.
await expect(request).rejects.toThrow() fails with Received promise that resolved. await expect(request).resolves.toBeNull() passes. .resolves.toEqual(body) on a request that succeeds fails.
With this PR the returned request fails its own test with 500 probe: server error, and the three expect forms give the results of await.
Behaviour changes
Each row was run on 1.4.4 (38afee6), on a release build of main (3f3a9ff) and on a release build of this branch. #47730, #47760 and #47800 give the results of main on every row. "Returned" means from a test, a hook or a describe body with no done parameter. "Expected" means given to expect() with .resolves or .rejects.
Value
1.4.4
main
this PR
Returned: Bun.$, a Bun.SQL query, another lazy Promise subclass
timeout. From describe: the run hangs
timeout. From describe: A describe() callback never settled
it runs, and its result decides
Returned: settled Promise subclass whose then() does the work (APIPromise)
pass, then() not called
the same
awaited through then(). It fails if then() rejects or throws. It times out if then() never calls back (from describe: A describe() callback never settled)
Returned or expected: Promise subclass that then() cannot construct (no executor argument, no Symbol.species)
read by its state
the same
TypeError: executor did not take a resolve function, as with await
Returned: native promise, also while Promise.prototype.then is replaced. Promise whose then is not callable
read by its state
the same
the same, no then() call
Expected: settled Promise subclass whose then() does the work
read by its state: .resolves sees null, .rejects fails
the same
awaited through one then() call
Expected: any settled Promise subclass, or a settled promise of another realm
checked at once. A failed matcher throws
the same
the matcher returns a promise. A failed matcher rejects it. If the matcher is not awaited, the test waits for it
Expected: settled native promise
checked at once
the same
the same
Expected: pending native promise, and a reaction that is attached after the matcher call
the matcher compares first
the later reaction runs first
the matcher compares first
Expected: pending native promise while Promise.prototype.then is replaced
the replaced then() is called once
the same
not called
expect.resolvesTo or expect.rejectsTo against a settled Promise subclass
read by its state, at once
the same
through one then() call. The matcher returns a promise
this.equals() in a custom matcher, with expect.resolvesTo against a settled Promise subclass
compares at once
the same
throws An async matcher only works inside an expect() matcher, as for a pending promise
expect.poll callback that returns a settled subclass
no expect.poll
each poll sees null: Matcher did not succeed in time
each poll sees the value
A callback with done that returns a promise, native or subclass
read by its state, and done()
the same
the same
Expected: promise whose constructor getter throws
read by its state
the same
the matcher throws the error of the getter at once, in both modes. Jest 30.5.2 and Vitest 5.0.3 do the same
Reference runs, on the same fixture: with Jest 30.5.2, Vitest 5.0.3 and node --test 26.3.0, a lazy subclass that resolves passes, a lazy subclass that rejects fails, and a settled subclass whose then() rejects fails. Each value gets one then() call. 1.4.4 and main give timeout, timeout, pass, with no then() call. This PR gives the results of the three references.
The same class, not changed here
The toThrow unwrap (src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs:955) reads a promise that a function returned by its state when it is settled. A pending one goes through promise_to_await, and each re-run of the matcher reads the state of the returned promise again. So a pending subclass that never settles itself gets 2001 then() calls, then toThrow() waited for 2000 promises in a row and hit another one. Main does the same.
The result of a custom matcher (expect.rs:1669) is read by its state, and a pending one is awaited as it is. A lazy matcher result is not started.
mock.settledResults (src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:2359) reads a returned promise by its state. For one APIPromise value, .resolves now passes and toHaveResolvedWith still fails. On main both fail.
A mock.module factory (src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.cpp:1543) reads a returned promise by its state.
A returned promise whose constructor getter throws ends the callback before the microtasks that it queued run. A callback that throws does the same on main.
A settled Promise subclass: through then() (this PR, as await, Jest, Vitest and node --test do), or by its state (main)?
bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 says: "One exception: in a bun:test test, a settled promise is checked right away, and a failed matcher throws as before". This PR keeps that exception for a promise whose constructor is the Promise of the realm. Every other promise goes through then().
No test on main checks a settled subclass at once: the rows of "a promise that has settled is checked at once" are native.
If the answer is "by its state", this PR keeps the pending case only, at both sites. The direct wait on a pending native promise stays in both cases.
.resolves and .rejects wait on a pending native promise directly. Main follows it through a second promise. That second promise lets a reaction that was attached after the matcher call run before the matcher compares, which 1.4.4 does not do. It also calls a replaced Promise.prototype.then.
A tracking issue for the sites that are left. They are listed above.
Measurements
Release builds of #47800 and of this branch from one build directory, linux-x64, JIT off.
Instructions inside run_test_callback, callees included, per call: undefined 988 to 988, plain object 1365 to 1341, pending native promise 5339 to 5395, done => done() 3247 to 3247. Method: a gdb single-step from the entry of the function to its return, at the fifth call.
Instructions inside Expect::promise_to_await, per call: settled native promise 76 to 154, rejected native promise 75 to 154, pending native promise 253 to 154, thenable 414 to 428. The pending case also makes one promise less.
size text: 140286447 to 140286703, +256 B. run_test_callback 2489 B to 2525 B. promise_to_await 160 B to 268 B.
perf and valgrind are not in the container, so there is no cache or branch number.
awaited_promise gives no promise when the value has no callable then. The runner then keeps the value itself, as before.
A promise whose constructor getter throws makes promise_resolve throw. The runner reports it like a throw of the callback.
Expect::promise_to_await marks the received promise and the promise it waits on as handled, and returns the promise of promise_of_thenable. It is #[inline(never)]: its five call sites share one copy.
isThenFastAndNonObservable is not the test for "native promise". It depends on a watchpoint that any patch of Promise.prototype.then fires for the rest of the process. WPT streams tests patch it.
Tests
On the base each of the 15 tests fails in under a second. The lazy class in the fixtures starts itself on the next turn of the event loop if the runner did not call its then(), so no test waits for a timeout.
Debug build: expect.test.js 466 pass. vitest-flavor.test.ts 209 pass. expect-deferred.test.ts 58 pass. wpt-streams.test.ts, node-test.test.ts, done-async.test.ts, test-test.test.ts, bun_test.test.ts, concurrent.test.ts, jest-hooks.test.ts and test-error-code-done-callback.test.ts: 1288 pass. The new tests are clean with BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1.
Release build: test/js/bun/test/ 4208 pass, 1 fail. The failure is "error snapshots" in snapshot.test.ts, which expects a TTY and fails on the release build of main too.
History
The first revisions of this PR (August to October) also followed a thenable that is not a promise, with a policy type, a C++ helper, fixtures, docs and type edits. bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 landed that part on main.
…est callback
A test or hook callback that returns a Promise subclass whose overridden
then() starts the work (Bun.SQL Query, Bun.$ ShellPromise) never settled,
so the test timed out. A plain thenable was treated as a synchronous
return and never awaited.
New JSPromise::awaitable in bun_jsc adopts such a value through a fresh
native promise. JSPromise::resolve runs the spec resolve steps, which call
the value's own then(), the same as await does. A plain promise with the
built-in then, or a promise that already settled, is returned as is and
keeps the direct reaction path. A new
JSC__JSPromise__isThenFastAndNonObservable binding tells the two apart.
run_test_callback awaits the returned promise instead of the raw value.
Supersedes #33372. Fixes#27945.
Reproduced on the canary of main, 1.4.4-canary.1+3f3a9ff87, with one test file:
test("s", () => Bun.$echo hi.quiet()) and test("q", () => sqlselect 1) time out. A hook times out the same way. A describe body gives A describe() callback never settled.
A Promise subclass that is already settled passes with no then() call, also when its then() rejects.
await expect(settled).resolves.toBe("parsed") fails with Received: null, where then() of settled resolves with "parsed".
The new tests in vitest-flavor.test.ts, expect.test.js and expect-deferred.test.ts (all in test/js/bun/test/) fail on that canary and pass on a debug build of this branch.
CI (build 137074): the red files are test/aot/* and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. They are red on main too. No test of this PR is among them.
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The change adds a JSC-backed promise-resolution method and uses it in test-runner and Module.runMain paths. It updates matcher documentation and comments, and adds tests for Promise subclasses, cross-realm promises, callback results, and matcher ordering.
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Promise and thenable adoption
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Summary
Shared promise resolution and adoption src/jsc/JSPromise.rs, src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs, src/runtime/test_runner/bun_test.rs, src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs
JSPromise::promise_resolve wraps the JSC helper. The test runner uses it to adopt object values, and the patched Module.runMain path uses it to resolve the override return value.
Documentation and comments distinguish settled native promises from subclasses and cross-realm promises. Tests cover subclass then() behavior, matcher ordering, and replaced Promise.prototype.then methods.
Returned callback thenable coverage test/js/bun/test/vitest-flavor.test.ts
Tests cover Promise subclasses and native promises returned from hooks, tests, and describe() callbacks, as well as returned commands and SQL queries.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner
Merge Risk: Low · up to a17b1
The change is mergeable with bounded follow-up: clarify the synchronous constructor-getter exception and add subclass ordering coverage. Neither concern establishes a runtime regression.
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…point
isThenFastAndNonObservable() depends on the realm's Promise.prototype.then
watchpoint, which any patch of then() invalidates for good. The WPT streams
suite patches then() to throw inside a test body, so every later test's
pending promise was adopted through the patched then() and failed.
JSC__JSPromise__awaitable now applies the coercion await applies, spec
PromiseResolve(%Promise%, value) through JSPromise::resolvedPromise: a
promise whose constructor is Promise is returned as is, anything else is
adopted. The test fixture covers a body that patches then().
… own then()
`run_test_callback` decided what to wait on from the cell type and the
internal state of the returned value. It never called the value's own
`then()`. A returned `Bun.$` command or `Bun.SQL` query never started, and
the test ran into its timeout. A returned thenable, for example a supertest
request, counted as a synchronous return, so a rejection was lost and the
test passed.
The runner now waits on what `await value` waits on. `JSPromise::awaitable`
applies spec `PromiseResolve(%Promise%, value)`. The realm's own promise
comes back as is, with no `then` lookup. Any other promise or thenable is
adopted by a new promise that calls its `then()` once.
`run_callback_with_result_and_forcefully_drain_microtasks` adopts the value
between the call and the microtask drain, so that `then()` runs in that
drain, where `await` runs it, and before the runner reports unhandled
rejections.
A callback that takes `done`, and a `describe` body, wait on a returned
promise only. They do not call `then()` on another object.
An `undefined` return makes no new call. A returned object that cannot have
a `then` allocates nothing. The helper is in its own file.
The seven callback declarations in bun-types return
`void | PromiseLike<unknown>`. The docs say that a returned thenable is
awaited, and that a hook which only stores a lazy value needs braces.
Tests: four fixtures run from done-async.test.ts, and supertest.test.ts
runs the request of the report. A lazy value in a fixture starts itself when
the runner has not called its `then()` by the next turn of the event loop,
so a runner without the fix fails the inline snapshot and does not wait for
a timeout.
This replaces the August revision of this branch.
Fixes#27945
robobun
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bun:test: await a thenable or lazy Promise subclass returned from a test callback
bun:test: wait on a returned thenable or Promise subclass through its own then()
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline nit, I checked that the done rule is now enforced in the after_call closure of run_test_callback (a callback with done returns its value untouched), that the fixture teardown entry gets the cached awaited value so a native promise reaches promise_of_thenable and gets no second then(), and that JSPromise::promise_resolve cannot hand a null cell to opaque_mut because call_check_slow returns Err whenever the C++ call left an exception pending.
Extended reasoning...
The diff adds JSPromise::promise_resolve (spec PromiseResolve) and routes bun:test's returned-value handling and test.extend fixture returns through it inside the pre-drain after_call hook of run_callback_with_result_and_forcefully_drain_microtasks, plus a done-parameter exemption and ~395 lines of spawned-runner tests. It touches no security-sensitive surface. The one surviving finding is a pre-existing nit, and the earlier done-parameter concern has been addressed in code since the last review, so this note only records what else was ruled out.
…hrough then()
`Expect::promise_to_await` now asks `BunTest::promise_of_thenable`, the
helper of the return site. Both apply spec PromiseResolve: a native
promise is used as it is, every other thenable is followed through one
`then()` call.
Before, a Promise subclass was followed only while it was pending. A
subclass that is settled at once and does its work in `then()` (the
openai SDK's APIPromise) was read by its state:
`await expect(request).rejects.toThrow()` failed with "Received promise
that resolved", and `.resolves` saw `null`.
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… the other shapes
The docs and a comment said that a bun:test test checks every settled
promise right away. Since the matchers follow a Promise subclass through
then(), that is so only for a promise that the built-in Promise made.
New test rows: a subclass that inherits then() and a promise of another
realm give a pending matcher, expect.resolvesTo and expect.rejectsTo wait
on a settled subclass through one then() call, this.equals() cannot wait
for one, and a matcher on a pending native promise is the first reaction
of that promise and calls no replaced Promise.prototype.then.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):
🟣 src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs — pre-existing: a user who writes expect(() => p).toThrow() where p is a pending Promise subclass whose then() does the work on another promise without settling p gets then() called once per replay, up to 2000 times, then "toThrow() waited for 2000 promises in a row and hit another one". At expect.rs:964 promise_to_await runs outside Pass::once, so every replay builds a new promise and a new then() call; Pass::wait_for documents that its promise must come from once() (expect_deferred.rs:526). Fix: journal the awaited promise (wrap the call in Pass::once) so the replay waits on and reads the same promise and then() runs once, as .resolves/.rejects do via received_promise.
Why this was flagged
Trigger: expect(() => p).toThrow(...) where the function returns a Promise subclass instance that stays pending and whose overridden then() forwards onFulfilled/onRejected to a separate promise; the matcher is awaited. First call: expect.rs:964 calls promise_to_await, which via promise_of_thenable (bun_test.rs:1533) queues a job that calls p.then(); Pass::wait_for (expect_deferred.rs:528) stores that new promise on the deferred. When it settles, run_again (expect_deferred.rs:674) re-runs the matcher; Pass::once at expect.rs:935 and :951 replays p from the journal, unwrap is still Pending, and line 964 runs again, creating another promise and another p.then() call. This repeats until replays > MAX_REPLAYS (expect_deferred.rs:661), so then() runs 2000 times and the matcher rejects with the quoted message instead of the outcome of the one then() call. The base branch has the same line and the same loop, so this is pre-existing. Pass::once journaling (expect_deferred.rs:475-509) is the safeguard that makes replays reuse a promise, but line 964 is not inside it.
Verification: pre-existing. Trigger: expect(() => p).toThrow(...) where p is a Promise subclass whose own instance never settles and whose overridden then() forwards callbacks to a separate promise. The Unwrapped::Pending arm at expect.rs:963-964 calls promise_to_await outside both Pass::once recordings, contrary to expect_deferred.rs:526, so each replay calls p.then() again until MAX_REPLAYS (:558) and the matcher fails with the quoted message.
The native-only test pins matcher-first ordering for native promises. A Promise subclass takes a different path. The matcher adopts the subclass through then() in a later job, so a reaction attached synchronously to the subclass value runs first. No inspected test attaches a later reaction to a subclass value, so a change to this ordering would not fail the inspected tests.
Add a subclass case after the native test. Its then() forwards to super.then(), so the later reaction and the matcher use the same object. The matcher receives the mutated value, so the expectation differs from the native { checked: false }.
Suggested test
+ test("resolves and rejects observe a later reaction on a Promise subclass before the matcher adopts it", async () => {+ class Forwarding extends Promise {+ then(onFulfilled, onRejected) {+ return super.then(onFulfilled, onRejected);+ }+ }+ for (const outcome of ["resolves", "rejects"]) {+ const { promise, resolve, reject } = Promise.withResolvers.call(Forwarding);+ const matcher = expect(promise)[outcome].toEqual({ checked: true });+ const later = value => void (value.checked = true);+ promise.then(later, later);+ (outcome === "resolves" ? resolve : reject)({ checked: false });+ await matcher;+ }+ });
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Review comment at @test/js/bun/test/expect.test.js around lines 423 - 427:
Add a Promise subclass case after the native promise ordering test in the
`expect` tests. Define a subclass whose `then()` forwards to `super.then()`,
attach the later mutation reaction to the same subclass instance used by the
matcher, and assert the matcher observes the mutated value for both resolve and
reject outcomes.
toThrow on a function that returns a pending Promise subclass which never settles itself: confirmed. then() is called 2001 times on main (3f3a9ff) and on this branch, and the matcher then fails with toThrow() waited for 2000 promises in a row and hit another one. The cause is in the toThrow site of bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833: each re-run reads the state of the returned promise, and not of the promise that it waited on. This PR does not change that site. The notes list it under "The same class, not changed here".
A Promise subclass row for the order of a later reaction: not added. Main follows a pending subclass through a job too, so that row passes on the base. The order is the one that await gives.
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Problem
bun testreads a Promise subclass by its state and never calls itsthen().test("x", () => Bun.$echo hi)times out. With openai'sAPIPromise,await expect(request).rejects.toThrow()fails:Received promise that resolved.promise_of_thenable(src/runtime/test_runner/bun_test.rs:1528) returns every promise as it is.Expect::promise_to_await(expect.rs:515) follows a subclass only while it is pending.Fix
promise_of_thenabletakes its promise fromBunTest::awaited_promise(specPromiseResolve, bun:test: fixtures and around hooks wait on what await waits on, through the engine #47800): a subclass is followed through onethen()call, as withawait.promise_to_awaitcalls it too.test/js/bun/test/: 15 fail on the base. Also that directory,wpt-streams.test.ts,node-test.test.ts. Self-reviewed: 15 concerns raised, 13 addressed.Background
PromiseResolve(%Promise%, x)returnsxwhenxis a promise whoseconstructoris%Promise%. Otherwise a queued job callsx.then().then()only for a pending promise (bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833). Jest 30.5.2, Vitest 5.0.3 andnode --test26.3.0 call it on a settled one too.Downsides
.resolves, can change its result:then()now runs. No user reported this..resolveson a settled subclass, or on a promise of another realm, now returns a rejected promise. bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 documented a throw at once. The docs now limit it to the built-inPromise..resolveson a settled native promise +78, pending -99. Binary +256 B.Notes
Order and scope
doneis not followed), bun:test: call then() of a returned thenable before the microtask drain, and once for a fixture #47760 (then()of a returned thenable before the microtask drain), bun:test: fixtures and around hooks wait on what await waits on, through the engine #47800 (fixtures and around hooks wait on whatawaitwaits on, through the engine), this PR. Merge those first. The base branch of this PR is the branch of bun:test: fixtures and around hooks wait on what await waits on, through the engine #47800, so the diff here is this step only.Bun.$,Bun.SQLquery or other Promise subclass. I found the failure on canary.asyncandawaitthe value.The PR makes two claims with separate evidence.
The lazy case is first-party and loud.
src/jshas two Promise subclasses,ShellPromise(Bun.$) and theBun.SQLQuery. Both start inthen(). Main times out on each.The settled case is third-party. With openai 7.47.0 and a local server that answers 500, on 1.4.4 and on main:
test("x", () => client.chat.completions.create(...))gives1 pass, 0 failand exit 0. If another test runs when the response arrives, that test fails.await expect(request).rejects.toThrow()fails withReceived promise that resolved.await expect(request).resolves.toBeNull()passes..resolves.toEqual(body)on a request that succeeds fails.With this PR the returned request fails its own test with
500 probe: server error, and the threeexpectforms give the results ofawait.Behaviour changes
Each row was run on 1.4.4 (38afee6), on a release build of main (3f3a9ff) and on a release build of this branch. #47730, #47760 and #47800 give the results of main on every row. "Returned" means from a test, a hook or a
describebody with nodoneparameter. "Expected" means given toexpect()with.resolvesor.rejects.Bun.$, aBun.SQLquery, another lazy Promise subclassdescribe: the run hangsdescribe:A describe() callback never settledthen()does the work (APIPromise)then()not calledthen(). It fails ifthen()rejects or throws. It times out ifthen()never calls back (fromdescribe:A describe() callback never settled)then()cannot construct (no executor argument, noSymbol.species)TypeError: executor did not take a resolve function, as withawaitconstructorgetter throwsnode:vm)Promise.prototype.thenis replaced. Promise whosethenis not callablethen()callthen()does the work.resolvesseesnull,.rejectsfailsthen()callPromise.prototype.thenis replacedthen()is called onceexpect.resolvesToorexpect.rejectsToagainst a settled Promise subclassthen()call. The matcher returns a promisethis.equals()in a custom matcher, withexpect.resolvesToagainst a settled Promise subclassAn async matcher only works inside an expect() matcher, as for a pending promiseexpect.pollcallback that returns a settled subclassexpect.pollnull:Matcher did not succeed in timedonethat returns a promise, native or subclassdone()constructorgetter throwsReference runs, on the same fixture: with Jest 30.5.2, Vitest 5.0.3 and
node --test26.3.0, a lazy subclass that resolves passes, a lazy subclass that rejects fails, and a settled subclass whosethen()rejects fails. Each value gets onethen()call. 1.4.4 and main give timeout, timeout, pass, with nothen()call. This PR gives the results of the three references.The same class, not changed here
toThrowunwrap (src/runtime/test_runner/expect.rs:955) reads a promise that a function returned by its state when it is settled. A pending one goes throughpromise_to_await, and each re-run of the matcher reads the state of the returned promise again. So a pending subclass that never settles itself gets 2001then()calls, thentoThrow() waited for 2000 promises in a row and hit another one. Main does the same.expect.rs:1669) is read by its state, and a pending one is awaited as it is. A lazy matcher result is not started.mock.settledResults(src/jsc/bindings/JSMockFunction.cpp:2359) reads a returned promise by its state. For oneAPIPromisevalue,.resolvesnow passes andtoHaveResolvedWithstill fails. On main both fail.mock.modulefactory (src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.cpp:1543) reads a returned promise by its state.Not changed here
vi.waitFor,vi.waitUntiland the callback ofexpect.poll(src/runtime/test_runner/vi_wait.rs:324) callthen()of the returned value directly. bun:test: fixtures and around hooks wait on what await waits on, through the engine #47800 says why. The fixtures and the around hooks are bun:test: fixtures and around hooks wait on what await waits on, through the engine #47800.donethat returns a promise that is already fulfilled ends withoutdone(), as on 1.4.4 and on main. bun test: wait for done() when the callback also returns a fulfilled promise #41613 is the open change for that.constructorgetter throws ends the callback before the microtasks that it queued run. A callback that throws does the same on main.Bun.pluginonLoadresults,Bun.cron(Bun.cron: wait on a returned thenable or Promise subclass through its own then() #45843),Bun.serve(Bun.serve: call then() on a returned promise that has its own then() #46075),withImplementation()(bun:test: wait for a thenable that a withImplementation() callback returns #46110).One helper
BunTest::awaited_promise(bun:test: fixtures and around hooks wait on what await waits on, through the engine #47800) answers "what doesawait valuewait on" for the test runner. It callsJSPromise::promise_resolve, which wraps a binding that exists. After this PR the runner,expect, the fixtures and the around hooks all use it.JSPromise::awaitable, withJSPromiseAwaitable.cpp). It can callpromise_resolve.has_custom_then. Which of the two rules native code uses is one decision for the runtime.Decisions for a maintainer
then()(this PR, asawait, Jest, Vitest andnode --testdo), or by its state (main)?bun:testtest, a settled promise is checked right away, and a failed matcher throws as before". This PR keeps that exception for a promise whoseconstructoris thePromiseof the realm. Every other promise goes throughthen()..resolvesand.rejectswait on a pending native promise directly. Main follows it through a second promise. That second promise lets a reaction that was attached after the matcher call run before the matcher compares, which 1.4.4 does not do. It also calls a replacedPromise.prototype.then.Other open PRs in this code
promise_of_thenableinbun_test.rs. The two conflict there. Both sides stay.Self-review
15 concerns raised, 13 addressed:
donerule and the thenable fix-up are their own PRs (bun:test: do not call then() on what a callback with a done parameter returns #47730, bun:test: call then() of a returned thenable before the microtask drain, and once for a fixture #47760). This PR holds the Promise subclass rule only.Expect::promise_to_awaituses the same helper, soreturn xandexpect(x)agree.expect.resolvesTo,this.equals(), and the direct wait on a pending native promise.mock.settledResults.Not taken:
then()inside theAsyncLocalStoragestore of an around hook. That is the code of bun:test: call then() of a returned thenable before the microtask drain, and once for a fixture #47760, and it is so on main.Measurements
Release builds of #47800 and of this branch from one build directory, linux-x64, JIT off.
run_test_callback, callees included, per call:undefined988 to 988, plain object 1365 to 1341, pending native promise 5339 to 5395,done => done()3247 to 3247. Method: a gdb single-step from the entry of the function to its return, at the fifth call.Expect::promise_to_await, per call: settled native promise 76 to 154, rejected native promise 75 to 154, pending native promise 253 to 154, thenable 414 to 428. The pending case also makes one promise less.sizetext: 140286447 to 140286703, +256 B.run_test_callback2489 B to 2525 B.promise_to_await160 B to 268 B.perfandvalgrindare not in the container, so there is no cache or branch number.Implementation
promise_of_thenableis now one line: the promise ofawaited_promise, or the value itself.awaited_promiseandJSPromise::promise_resolveare in bun:test: fixtures and around hooks wait on what await waits on, through the engine #47800. There is no new C++.awaited_promisegives no promise when the value has no callablethen. The runner then keeps the value itself, as before.constructorgetter throws makespromise_resolvethrow. The runner reports it like a throw of the callback.Expect::promise_to_awaitmarks the received promise and the promise it waits on as handled, and returns the promise ofpromise_of_thenable. It is#[inline(never)]: its five call sites share one copy.isThenFastAndNonObservableis not the test for "native promise". It depends on a watchpoint that any patch ofPromise.prototype.thenfires for the rest of the process. WPT streams tests patch it.Tests
then(), so no test waits for a timeout.expect.test.js466 pass.vitest-flavor.test.ts209 pass.expect-deferred.test.ts58 pass.wpt-streams.test.ts,node-test.test.ts,done-async.test.ts,test-test.test.ts,bun_test.test.ts,concurrent.test.ts,jest-hooks.test.tsandtest-error-code-done-callback.test.ts: 1288 pass. The new tests are clean withBUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1.test/js/bun/test/4208 pass, 1 fail. The failure is "error snapshots" insnapshot.test.ts, which expects a TTY and fails on the release build of main too.History
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