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Upgrade LLVM 21.1.8 → 23.1.1 and Rust nightly to 2026-09-15 - #42851
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In `@CONTRIBUTING.md`:
- Line 97: Update the LLVM version documentation to state that LLVM 23.1.x is
accepted, with 23.1.1 as the target release, instead of claiming exact
enforcement. Apply the same wording in CONTRIBUTING.md lines 97-97 and
docs/project/contributing.mdx lines 99-99.
In `@scripts/bootstrap.sh`:
- Line 1225: Update the llvm_bin assignment in the macOS bootstrap to resolve
the formula through Homebrew using brew --prefix "llvm@$(llvm_version)", then
append /bin; do not construct the path directly from brew_prefix with the
versioned formula name.
- Around line 1483-1485: Update the FreeBSD download path construction in the
candidate URL loop to map arm64 to the archive machine-architecture segment
aarch64 while retaining amd64 for amd64. Ensure both release and archive URL
candidates use the correct architecture path, with existing version and base.txz
segments unchanged.
In `@scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts`:
- Line 6: After upstream WebKit#671 lands, replace the preview value in
WEBKIT_VERSION with the immutable merged WebKit commit SHA and update the
matching version assertion wherever it is defined.
In `@src/collections/multi_array_list.rs`:
- Around line 338-340: Replace the aggregate size assertion in the
MultiArrayList metadata validation with pairwise overlap checks for non-ZST
fields, using each field’s offset and field.type_id().size() range. Reject any
intersecting ranges, including aligned unions with multiple fields at offset
zero, before constructing META; preserve acceptance of disjoint fields and
zero-sized fields.
In `@src/jsc/bindings/highway_strings.cpp`:
- Line 2628: Update the memmem wrapper declaration to use the matching glibc
non-throwing noexcept specification, while retaining the existing
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| Bun requires LLVM 21.1.8 (`clang` is part of LLVM). This version is enforced by the build system — mismatching versions will cause memory allocation failures at runtime. In most cases, you can install LLVM through your system package manager: | ||
| Bun requires LLVM 23.1.1 (`clang` is part of LLVM). This version is enforced by the build system — mismatching versions will cause memory allocation failures at runtime. In most cases, you can install LLVM through your system package manager: |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the documented LLVM version contract. The build accepts LLVM >=23.1.0 <23.1.99, but both documents say that exactly 23.1.1 is enforced.
CONTRIBUTING.md#L97-L97: state that LLVM 23.1.x is accepted and that 23.1.1 is the target release.docs/project/contributing.mdx#L99-L99: state the same accepted range and target release.
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In `@CONTRIBUTING.md` at line 97, Update the LLVM version documentation to state
that LLVM 23.1.x is accepted, with 23.1.1 as the target release, instead of
claiming exact enforcement. Apply the same wording in CONTRIBUTING.md lines
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| execute_as_user brew install --formula "llvm@$(llvm_version)" | ||
| brew_prefix="$(execute_as_user brew --prefix)" | ||
| llvm_bin="$brew_prefix/opt/llvm@$(llvm_version)/bin" |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Resolve the Homebrew prefix from the formula.
Homebrew resolves llvm@23 to the canonical llvm formula. brew --prefix uses that formula’s opt_prefix, which is $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/opt/llvm. This script instead checks $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/opt/llvm@23/bin; the -x check can fail and abort the macOS bootstrap before linking the toolchain. Use brew --prefix "llvm@$(llvm_version)" and append /bin.
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- llvm_bin="$brew_prefix/opt/llvm@$(llvm_version)/bin"
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| llvm_bin="$brew_prefix/opt/llvm@$(llvm_version)/bin" | |
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In `@scripts/bootstrap.sh` at line 1225, Update the llvm_bin assignment in the
macOS bootstrap to resolve the formula through Homebrew using brew --prefix
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| base_path="${fbsd_arch}/${freebsd_ver}-RELEASE/base.txz" | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use the archive-specific FreeBSD machine-architecture path.
scripts/bootstrap.sh reaches both amd64 and arm64. The archive path is amd64/amd64 for amd64, but arm64/aarch64 for arm64. The shared base_path therefore produces an invalid archive URL when the primary release URL is unavailable.
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- amd64) sysroot="/opt/freebsd-sysroot" ;;
- arm64) sysroot="/opt/freebsd-sysroot-arm64" ;;
+ amd64) sysroot="/opt/freebsd-sysroot"; fbsd_machine_arch="amd64" ;;
+ arm64) sysroot="/opt/freebsd-sysroot-arm64"; fbsd_machine_arch="aarch64" ;;
esac
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- base_path="${fbsd_arch}/${freebsd_ver}-RELEASE/base.txz"
+ release_url="https://download.freebsd.org/releases/${fbsd_arch}/${freebsd_ver}-RELEASE/base.txz"
+ archive_url="https://archive.freebsd.org/old-releases/${fbsd_arch}/${fbsd_machine_arch}/${freebsd_ver}-RELEASE/base.txz"
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In `@scripts/bootstrap.sh` around lines 1483 - 1485, Update the FreeBSD download
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Reject overlapping fields by offset, not by total size.
Line 338 accepts aligned unions with overlapping fields. For example, #[repr(C, align(16))] union U { byte: u8, flag: bool } has total field size 2 and type size 16, so this check passes although both fields have offset zero.
This violates the required disjoint-field invariant. Validate each non-ZST field range against every other field range by using field.offset() and field.type_id().size(). Reject any overlap before constructing META.
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In `@src/collections/multi_array_list.rs` around lines 338 - 340, Replace the
aggregate size assertion in the MultiArrayList metadata validation with pairwise
overlap checks for non-ZST fields, using each field’s offset and
field.type_id().size() range. Reject any intersecting ranges, including aligned
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| // Using both "default" visibility and "weak" ensures our implementation is used | ||
| // throughout the entire program when linked, not just in this object file | ||
| __attribute__((visibility("default"), weak, used)) void* memmem(const void* haystack, size_t haystacklen, const void* needle, size_t needlelen) |
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Match the libc exception specification.
On glibc C++ builds, memmem is already declared as non-throwing. This definition omits that specification, so clang rejects it as a conflicting redeclaration. Define the wrapper with the matching glibc noexcept specification, while preserving the musl-compatible declaration path.
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-__attribute__((visibility("default"), weak, used)) void* memmem(const void* haystack, size_t haystacklen, const void* needle, size_t needlelen)
+__attribute__((visibility("default"), weak, used)) void* memmem(const void* haystack, size_t haystacklen, const void* needle, size_t needlelen)
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| __attribute__((visibility("default"), weak, used)) void* memmem(const void* haystack, size_t haystacklen, const void* needle, size_t needlelen) | |
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Beyond the inline findings, I also read the native-code side of the toolchain bump: the six RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, void()) rewrites are all inside -> void lambdas (JSCommonJSModule, JSMockFunction, ObjectModule) and keep the same early-return, the clippy needless_bool/redundant_clone rewrites in paths, patch, h2/connection, Channel.rs, immutable.rs, postinstall_optimizer.rs and audit_command.rs preserve condition polarity (the moved current in audit_command.rs is only used in the other branch), and the multi_array_list.rs port keeps the same name-match / type-id-or-size-fallback semantics in check/index_of. The memmem weak definition and the bun_asan-only OPENSSL_memory_alloc(0) bump are release-neutral. The build-script/bootstrap/image changes (Alpine edge pin, brew keg symlinking, dormant rust-lld swap, macOS native LTO path) are not exercisable here and still warrant a human look.
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Findings were posted inline (the preview WebKit tag and the pre-existing FreeBSD 14.3 URL in the Dockerfile), so this note only records what else was checked. I read the full diff of every src/ and test/ change: the C++ changes are clang-format reflows plus {}→void() in void lambdas; the Rust changes are mechanical clippy rewrites whose polarity I traced by hand, plus the type_info port in multi_array_list.rs whose COUNT/META/check/index_of logic matches the previous fields_of-based version. The test edits only drop the now-removed asan-dyld-shim DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH and bump the symbolizer/clang version strings. The remaining risk is concentrated in scripts/build/*, bootstrap.sh/.ps1, nix, and the darwin-ci config, which depend on the WebKit#671 merge and image re-bakes that cannot be verified from this checkout, so a human should still review those and confirm WEBKIT_VERSION is swapped to a merged SHA before landing.
One verified lower-impact observation (a convention, logging or cleanup point) was not posted.
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.buildkite/Dockerfile— pre-existing: Anyone baking the docker-feature CI image gets a failed image build now that FreeBSD 14.3 has left download.freebsd.org, which the PR itself states. .buildkite/Dockerfile:172 still runscurl -fsSLagainst https://download.freebsd.org/releases/${FBSD_ARCH}/14.3-RELEASE/base.txz, so the 404 aborts that RUN step. bootstrap.sh:1485 got the archive.freebsd.org fallback but this sibling installer did not. Fix: make every FreeBSD sysroot fetch (bootstrap.sh and the Dockerfile) try download.freebsd.org then archive.freebsd.org/old-releases, so both survive a release going EOL.Extended reasoning...
The PR description says 14.3 is EOL and gone from download.freebsd.org and adds a fallback only in scripts/bootstrap.sh (url_exists loop at bootstrap.sh:1485-1493). The same URL is hard-coded in .buildkite/Dockerfile:169-174: ARG FREEBSD_VERSION="14.3" and
curl -fsSL "https://download.freebsd.org/releases/${FBSD_ARCH}/${FREEBSD_VERSION}-RELEASE/base.txz" -o /tmp/base.txz. With -f, an HTTP 404 makes curl exit 22, the && chain stops, anddocker buildfails at that layer. scripts/machine.mjs:1554-1560 and 1688-1704 upload and run this Dockerfile whenever an image is created with the docker feature, so that bake path cannot complete. The base branch fails the same way; the diff edits the Dockerfile (LLVM args) and fixes the identical rot in bootstrap.sh, but leaves this copy behind. A fix is the same two-candidate lookup, or a shared FREEBSD_VERSION bump to a release still on download.freebsd.org.Verification: pre-existing (base has the identical hardcoded URL), but this PR both edits
.buildkite/Dockerfile(LLVM_VERSION 21→23 at lines 1-2, which only takes effect once the docker-feature image is rebaked) and fixes the same defect in the sibling installer, leaving the class half-fixed. Triggering condition: baking the docker-feature image viascripts/machine.mjs create-image ... --docker…
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This pass over the latest push found no new bugs, and the earlier open item is addressed: WEBKIT_VERSION in scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts now pins a 40-hex merged commit rather than the autobuild-preview-pr-671-* tag. Given the breadth (toolchain pins, ASan/BoringSSL allocation, MultiArrayList reflection rewrite, image bootstrap paths that only CI can exercise), a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed since the last run:
OPENSSL_memory_alloc0→1 byte underbun_asanonly; release path unchanged, andOPENSSL_memory_freestill zeroesmalloc_usable_sizebytes so the fix matches the described overflow.multi_array_list.rsport to the newTypeIdreflection API:COUNT/META/check/index_ofkeep the same field-order and size-mismatch semantics; the "single-variant#[repr(int)]enum slips through" gap is documented, not new.- The clippy-driven boolean rewrites (
eql_long,is_package_path_not_absolute,has_pending_writes,Hunk,PBKDF2,postinstall_optimizer) are logically equivalent to the removed code; theaudit_command.rsclone()removal is a final use ofcurrent. bootstrap.sh:brew --prefixcapture is safe becauseexecute'sset -xtrace goes to stderr; the apk@ edgetag and FreeBSD archive fallback only widen where packages are found. Newbinary-expectations.tsFreeBSD arm64 initializers mirror the existing Android arm64 branch, and the allowlist additions stay within each Highway target's gate (AVX512_FP16 only on SPR/AVX10.2 rows).
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Overview
The diff moves the toolchain from LLVM 21.1.8 to 23.1.1 and the Rust nightly from 2026-07-20 to 2026-09-15 across 55 files: version pins (tools.ts, bootstrap.sh/.ps1, Dockerfile, workflows, nix, docs), removal of the asan-dyld-shim workaround and its ninja rule/test env plumbing, six RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, void()) fixes in -> void lambdas, a memmem weak forwarding definition replacing the alias attribute in highway_strings.cpp, a bun_asan-gated malloc(0) → malloc(1) in src/boringssl/lib.rs, a port of multi_array_list.rs to the redesigned core::mem::type_info API, several clippy-driven boolean simplifications in Rust, updated verify-baseline allowlists and FreeBSD arm64 initializer expectations, and a MinIO image swap to quay.io for the docker S3 tests. WEBKIT_VERSION now points at a 40-hex sha (873d895d…), which is what the previous run asked for.
Security risks
No user-facing security surface changes. The BoringSSL allocator tweak is ASan-only (cfg!(bun_asan)) and only enlarges a zero-length request, so release codegen and the TLS path are unaffected. The memmem override keeps the same signature the libc symbol has and forwards to the same in-tree implementation that the alias previously named. bootstrap.sh adds an Alpine @ edge tagged repository and an archive.freebsd.org fallback; both are fetched over HTTPS from the official mirrors and only affect CI image bakes, not shipped binaries.
Level of scrutiny
High. Toolchain bumps change codegen for the entire binary, and several pieces (Homebrew keg symlinking, Alpine edge packages, the FreeBSD sysroot fallback, the Windows .msi install path, the WebKit prebuilt for LLVM 23) can only be validated by the image-bake and multi-platform CI lanes, which this review cannot run. The MultiArrayList reflection rewrite replaces a "is this a struct" check with a layout-based heuristic; I traced the new COUNT/META/check/index_of constants and they preserve field ordering and the size-mismatch rejection, but the loss of a real kind query is a maintainability decision a maintainer should consciously accept. Approval is not appropriate for a change of this scope even with no findings.
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The two commits since the last review (the WebKit pin to a merged sha, plus allowlist/initializer/MinIO fixes from the first bake run) address the one open item and are consistent with the described CI results. The bug-hunting run ended on a dry streak with no candidates. The Rust boolean rewrites were checked for logical equivalence line by line; has_pending_writes in Channel.rs keeps the out check on both cfg branches. execute_as_user brew --prefix is safe to capture because execute traces via set -x to stderr. Nothing in the timeline indicates an outstanding objection from a third party, but the third-party comment bodies are withheld, so a human should confirm the coderabbit inline threads were considered.
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🟠 Major · Restore the self-obsoleting LTO fallback check.
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In `@src/collections/multi_array_list.rs`:
- Line 321: Restrict the row type accepted by MultiArrayList to structs rather
than relying on TypeId::variants() == 1, which also admits single-variant enums.
Update the relevant generic bounds or validation around the MultiArrayList row
declaration and column-gather/reconstruction path to enforce a struct-only
contract, preserving existing struct row usage.
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In the bun repository, src/collections/multi_array_list.rs contains a Rust implementation of a MultiArrayList structure [1][2], which is a port of Zig's std.MultiArrayList [1][3]. The query id.variants() == 1 does not appear to be a standard or active piece of code within the multi_array_list.rs source file in the oven-sh/bun repository [1][4]. The MultiArrayList in this crate is a Struct-of-Arrays (SoA) implementation [2][4], and its API primarily revolves around managing typed column-accessor extension traits and raw pointer operations to maintain the SoA layout [5][4]. The variants() method is characteristic of how Zig’s meta-programming handles tagged unions [6], but the Rust port in bun_collections uses a different approach involving Reflected<T> and trait-based column access to manage data layout [4][3]. It is possible that the query refers to a specific Zig-side implementation detail or is an incorrect reference to the Rust codebase's internal methods, such as those used for field reflection or column indexing [4][7]. For authoritative details on the current implementation, you can refer to the bun_collections documentation and source code on Docs.rs or the oven-sh/bun GitHub repository [1][2][3].
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- 5: GitHub pull request 30726 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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In the context of the Bun runtime's source code, specifically within the bun_collections crate (which provides a Rust port of Zig's std.MultiArrayList), the expression id.variants() == 1 is a check performed during compile-time reflection of a data structure's fields [1][2]. The MultiArrayList implementation uses a Reflected<T> type to discover the fields of a struct or union at compile time [2]. When dealing with unions, the reflection logic checks the number of variants [2]. If a union has only one variant (or is being treated as a single-variant case in specific logic branches), the code may verify id.variants() == 1 as a safety or logic gate to ensure the structure meets the requirements for a MultiArrayList (which only supports structs and tagged unions) [3][2]. This logic resides in multi_array_list.rs, which is part of the bun_collections library used throughout the Bun project to manage memory-efficient "struct-of-arrays" (SoA) data layouts [4][5][6]. Top results: [4] https://docs.rs/bun_collections/latest/src/bun_collections/multi_array_list.rs.html [3] https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/blob/a0e221e0/src/collections/multi_array_list.zig [2] https://docs.rs/bun_collections/latest/bun_collections/multi_array_list/index.html
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There is no standard or commonly recognized API call Reflected::<T>::id.variants() in the bun_collections Rust crate [1][2]. bun_collections is a Rust crate primarily designed as a thin re-export hub and port of Zig collections (such as MultiArrayList, ArrayHashMap, and ArrayList) for the Bao project [1][2][3]. Documentation for bun_collections shows that it does not provide a reflection system [3][4]. Earlier versions of the bun_collections crate used an internal, experimental nightly-only reflection mechanism involving core::mem::type_info to discover struct fields at compile time for MultiArrayList [5][6]. However, this reflection path has been retired and replaced by a stable derive macro, derive(SoaRow), which uses a declaration table to manage field metadata [5][6]. If you are encountering code referencing Reflected, it is likely from a different Rust reflection library (such as rebound, cvkg-reflect, or the reflected crate) [7][8][9], or it may be a misunderstanding of bevy_reflect [10][11]. The specific syntax id.variants() is not standard to any of these common reflection libraries [7][8][9][10].
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MultiArrayList is a specialized data structure used within the bun_collections crate of the Bun runtime, which leverages an experimental Rust nightly feature known as core::mem::type_info [1]. This feature provides limited reflection capabilities, allowing the data structure to perform operations based on type information at compile time [1]. As of the Rust nightly build around July 2026, this experimental reflection API underwent significant structural changes [1]. Specifically: 1. The core::intrinsics::type_id API was restricted to compile-time use only (annotated as #[rustc_comptime]), requiring callers to wrap usage in const { } blocks [1]. 2. The type_info::Type structure was modified to remove the size field; size information must now be retrieved via TypeId::size [1]. MultiArrayList is noted as a primary user of these experimental reflection primitives in the Bun codebase, necessitating adjustments to these internal APIs to maintain compatibility with the evolving nightly compiler [1]. It is important to note that these features are unstable and intended for internal use within the Bun project's specialized collection types [1].
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In Rust, the memory layout of an enum with a single fieldful variant is primarily governed by whether that enum has a repr annotation. When an enum has a single variant, the Rust compiler generally treats it as having the same layout as the field(s) within that variant, essentially removing the enum-level wrapping [1]. For a single-variant enum with a field (e.g., enum E { V(T) }), adding #[repr(u8)] changes how the compiler handles the type [1]. According to the Rust Reference and Unsafe Code Guidelines, once a primitive representation like #[repr(u8)] is applied, the enum is treated as a tagged union, even if it only has one variant [1]. This forces the inclusion of a discriminant (tag) in the memory layout [1]. Therefore, applying #[repr(u8)] to a single-variant fieldful enum will: 1. Increase the size of the type: The enum will now consist of the discriminant (the u8 tag) plus the payload, often with padding to satisfy the alignment requirements of the payload [2][1]. 2. Suppress layout optimizations: It prevents the compiler from optimizing the enum (such as the null-pointer optimization) [3]. 3. Change the layout to be consistent with a tagged union: The layout becomes that of a repr(C) union of repr(C) structs, where each struct begins with the discriminant field [4][1]. This behavior differs from the default (unannotated) representation, where a single-variant fieldful enum is guaranteed to have the same layout as its inner field [1]. The use of #[repr(u8)] or other primitive representations essentially forces a specific memory structure at the cost of potential space efficiency [5][1].
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/rust-lang/unsafe-code-guidelines/blob/e7395e0f8e74cb75c08f6ba99ec9ed6eb15adfbf/reference/src/layout/enums.md
- 2: https://users.rust-lang.org/t/why-is-the-discriminant-of-a-repr-u8-enum-not-u8/40628
- 3: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nomicon/other-reprs.html
- 4: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/reference/type-layout.html
- 5: https://rust-lang.github.io/rfcs/2195-really-tagged-unions.html
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site:github.com/oven-sh/bun/blob "MultiArrayList<" enum OR "repr(u8)" "MultiArrayList"
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MultiArrayList is a data structure implementation used within the Bun project's codebase (written in Rust), often serving as an alternative to a standard array of structs [1][2]. It is designed to store collections of data by segregating the fields of a struct into separate, contiguous arrays (a structure-of-arrays pattern), which can improve cache locality and memory layout efficiency [1][3]. While the term "MultiArrayList" is used in the context of Rust in the Bun project, it is not a standard Rust library component; rather, it is a custom collection type (often located in bun_collections) [1][3]. Regarding repr(u8), this refers to the Rust attribute #[repr(u8)] applied to enum definitions [1][4]. In the Bun codebase, this attribute is frequently used with enums to ensure that the enum is represented in memory by an 8-bit unsigned integer (u8) [5][2]. This is particularly common when: 1. Storing enums in compact data structures, such as within a MultiArrayList, where minimizing memory footprint is important [1][4]. 2. Performing atomic operations or FFI (Foreign Function Interface) operations where a stable, predictable, and small memory layout is required [5][2]. Since Rust does not support generic atomic-enum types, developers in the Bun project often store these #[repr(u8)] enums as raw integer types (like AtomicU8 or AtomicU32) within their structs and perform conversions (round-trips) between the enum and the integer representation when reading or writing [5][2].
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- 1: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/blob/a0e221e0/src/bundler/LinkerGraph.rs
- 2: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/blob/1498d7b7/src/install/isolated_install/Store.rs
- 3: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/blob/88417471/src/bundler/LinkerGraph.rs
- 4: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/blob/main/src/install/lib.rs
- 5: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/blob/6618e7f7/src/install/isolated_install/Installer.rs
Restrict MultiArrayList rows to structs. TypeId::variants() returns 1 for structs and single-variant enums. A fieldful #[repr(u8)] enum therefore passes this check. The column gather path copies reflected fields, but not the enum discriminant, so reconstruction does not preserve a valid enum value. Use a struct-only contract or marker trait. Current row declarations use structs, so this establishes a generic unsoundness, not the claimed major current runtime failure.
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In `@src/collections/multi_array_list.rs` at line 321, Restrict the row type
accepted by MultiArrayList to structs rather than relying on TypeId::variants()
== 1, which also admits single-variant enums. Update the relevant generic bounds
or validation around the MultiArrayList row declaration and
column-gather/reconstruction path to enforce a struct-only contract, preserving
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I reviewed the latest push and found no new bugs; the WEBKIT_VERSION concern from the earlier review is addressed in this version (scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts:6 now pins a full merged-commit sha rather than a preview-PR release tag). Because this moves the whole toolchain (clang/lld, rustc nightly, WebKit pin, CI images, nix) and reaches into BoringSSL allocation, memmem override, and the const-eval reflection in MultiArrayList, a human look is still worthwhile before merge.
What was reviewed:
MultiArrayListport to the newTypeIdreflection API:check/index_ofkeep the same match-then-size-fallback semantics as before; the layout-based struct check is documented as admitting single-variant#[repr(int)]enums.OPENSSL_memory_allocmalloc(0)→ 1 byte underbun_asanonly; release path unchanged.memmemalias → weak forwarding definition with identical signature/behavior.- Six
RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, {})→void()sites in-> voidlambdas; clippy-driven boolean simplifications inimmutable.rs,patch/lib.rs,paths/lib.rs,Channel.rs,PBKDF2.rs,h2/connection.rspreserve polarity (including the Windows-only branch inis_package_path_not_absolute).audit_command.rsmove ofcurrentis safe: the else-branch that clones it is mutually exclusive. - Workaround registry:
asan-dyld-shimremoval,darwin-cross-stack-sizethreshold bump to 24.0.0, and therust-lld-for-crosslang-ltoentry removal while keeping the dormant swap inconfig.ts.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
The PR bumps the toolchain from LLVM 21.1.8 to 23.1.1 and the Rust nightly to 2026-09-15 across 55 files: scripts/build/* (tool version ranges, workaround registry, shim removal), bootstrap.sh/bootstrap.ps1 (Alpine edge-tagged LLVM packages, Homebrew keg linking, FreeBSD archive fallback), CI workflows, nix flake/lock, docs, and the WebKit pin. Source changes are compiler-driven: RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, void()) in void lambdas, a memmem forwarding definition instead of __attribute__((alias)), an ASan-only malloc(0) → malloc(1) in OPENSSL_memory_alloc, the multi_array_list.rs port to the redesigned core::mem::type_info API, and a handful of clippy needless_bool/redundant_clone fixes. Tests change only in version strings (llvm-symbolizer-23, image tags).
Security risks
Nothing in the diff adds user-reachable input parsing or changes auth/TLS semantics. The BoringSSL change only affects the bun_asan cfg and only for zero-size allocations, so release TLS behavior is unchanged. The memmem override is now a plain function with the libc prototype, forwarding to the same highway_memmem. bootstrap.sh adds an Alpine edge repository as a tagged source and a FreeBSD archive fallback; both fetch from official mirrors over HTTPS, matching existing practice in the script. No credentials or secrets appear in the change.
Level of scrutiny
High. A toolchain major-version bump changes codegen, sanitizer behavior, and linker behavior for every artifact, and correctness there is only really demonstrated by the full CI matrix (macOS/Windows image bakes, the brew path, and the WebKit prebuilt are explicitly listed by the author as unverified locally). The MultiArrayList const-eval reflection rewrite is subtle: it now infers "is a struct" from layout rather than an explicit kind query, and the author documents a known hole (single-variant #[repr(int)] enums). I confirmed the check/index_of control flow matches the pre-port semantics and that the boolean simplifications preserve polarity, but a human familiar with the build system and the reflection API should still sign off.
Other factors
The one finding from the earlier review — WEBKIT_VERSION pointing at a preview-PR release tag that would be deleted after upstream merge — is addressed in the latest commits: the constant is now a 40-hex sha, which prebuiltUrl() maps to a permanent autobuild-<sha> release. I could not independently confirm the release assets exist from this environment, so CI's WebKit download step is the real verification. The bug hunt ran to a dry streak without findings, and there are no outstanding CHANGES_REQUESTED reviews; the remaining coderabbit inline threads are metadata-only here and cannot be judged as blocking, which is another reason to leave the final call to a human.
Miri on nightly-2026-09-15 checks the pointee type of each variadic argument to the syscalls it shims. futex_4arg handed syscall(SYS_futex, ..) a pointer to bun_sys's own timespec (repr(C), same fields, size and alignment asserted equal to libc's), which it reports as UB: "expected argument #5 to have type *mut libc::timespec". bun_threading's wait_group test tripped it; the other 15 crates in the miri set pass. Cast at the call site and say so on the type.
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I reviewed the latest push and found no bugs; the earlier concern about WEBKIT_VERSION pointing at a preview release is addressed now that scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts:6 pins a 40-hex main sha. Because this is a whole-toolchain bump (clang/lld 23, new rustc nightly, WebKit pin, bootstrap/nix images) whose macOS/Windows/ASan lanes are only provable in CI, a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- The ported
multi_array_list.rsconst reflection (COUNT/META/check): no circular const dependency, layout-based struct check matches the documented#[repr(int)]single-variant-enum gap. - The ASan-only
OPENSSL_memory_alloc1-byte floor insrc/boringssl/lib.rs(gated oncfg!(bun_asan), release path unchanged) and thememmemweak forwarding definition inhighway_strings.cpp. - The six
RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, void())sites in-> voidlambdas, the clippy-driven Rust rewrites (polarity preserved, including the#[cfg(windows)]has_pending_writesbranch), and thebootstrap.shAlpine@ edgetagging / FreeBSD archive fallback.
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Overview
The PR moves the toolchain from LLVM 21.1.8 to 23.1.1 and the Rust nightly to 2026-09-15 across 56 files: pin bumps in scripts/build/tools.ts, bootstrap.sh/.ps1, .buildkite/Dockerfile, workflows, nix, and docs; removal of the asan-dyld-shim workaround (shim source, ninja rule, registry entry, and the two test-side DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH hacks); a bumped darwin-cross-stack-size threshold; a new WEBKIT_VERSION pin; C++ fixes for clang 23 (RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, void()) in void lambdas, a weak memmem definition instead of an attribute alias, clang-format 23 output); a port of multi_array_list.rs to the redesigned core::mem::type_info API; an ASan-only malloc(0) floor in the BoringSSL allocator hook; and a handful of clippy-driven rewrites (needless_bool, redundant_clone, match ... {} on Result<Infallible>).
Security risks
The only crypto-adjacent change is OPENSSL_memory_alloc in src/boringssl/lib.rs, which requests 1 byte instead of 0 only under cfg!(bun_asan); release codegen is unchanged, so there is no behavioral change on shipping builds. The bootstrap.sh FreeBSD fallback probes archive.freebsd.org over HTTPS and the Alpine change adds the official edge/main repository as a tagged source; both are CI image provisioning, not runtime. The clippy rewrites in paths/lib.rs, patch/lib.rs, PBKDF2.rs, and h2/connection.rs preserve polarity on inspection. No injection, auth, or data-exposure surface is introduced.
Level of scrutiny
High, but of a kind an automated review can only partially deliver. The Rust and C++ source edits are small and verifiable by reading, and the previously flagged blocker (a temporary autobuild-preview-pr-671-* WebKit tag) has been replaced with a 40-hex sha that prebuiltUrl() will turn into a permanent autobuild-<sha> release. What cannot be verified here is whether the published images, Homebrew keg-symlinking path, Windows .msi install, and the WebKit prebuilt actually cohere on every CI lane, and whether the ASan behavior change in LLVM 23 has other latent sites beyond the one BoringSSL fix. Those are exactly the things a maintainer with CI results in hand should confirm before merging.
Other factors
The multi_array_list.rs port replaces a direct "is a struct" query with a layout-based heuristic; the documented gap (single-variant #[repr(int)] enums pass) is narrow and the module's own unit tests exercise the reflection path. The rust-lld swap mechanism is intentionally kept while its registry entry is deleted, which is a maintainer judgment call the PR description calls out explicitly. No test coverage is added for the new behavior because the change is a toolchain bump rather than a runtime feature; the existing suites (and the ASan lane that #673 is claimed to fix) are the real verification, which is another reason a human should weigh the CI signal.
mordant compiles the workspace with its own pinned nightly (2026-05-28), which predates the core::mem::type_info API multi_array_list.rs now uses, so it stops at bun_collections. Moving mordant forward is not enough on its own: dylint-driver 6.0.3 and 6.0.4 pass rustc `--env-set`, which rustc removed between nightly-2026-05-28 and nightly-2026-09-01, so no dylint release runs on a nightly that can compile this workspace. The job was advisory; a check that is red on every PR and says nothing is worse than no check. .github/workflows/CLAUDE.md says what has to happen to turn it back on. No-Verification-Needed: CI workflow and docs only, no runtime surface
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I re-reviewed the latest push and found no new bugs; the one thing I flagged earlier (the WebKit pin pointing at a preview release) is now a 40-hex sha in scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts, which prebuiltUrl() maps to a normal autobuild-<sha> tag. Because this is a whole-toolchain bump with pieces that can only be proven by the image-bake and macOS/Windows lanes, a human look is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed this run:
- The six
RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, {})->void()edits in-> voidlambdas: all six are in lambdas whose return type is void, and no exception check was dropped or moved. - The
multi_array_list.rsport to the newTypeIdreflection API:check/index_ofkeep the same match-first-name-then-size semantics; the new struct-shape check (one variant, non-empty unless ZST, fields sum to at mostsize_of::<T>()) is documented to admit a single-variant#[repr(int)]enum, which the PR text also states. OPENSSL_memory_allocbumpingmalloc(0)to 1 byte only undercfg!(bun_asan), and the Linuxmemmemoverride changing from analiasattribute to a weak forwarding definition with the same visibility/weak/used attributes.bootstrap.sh: the Alpine@ edgetagged-repo path, the Homebrew keg symlinking, and the FreeBSDarchive.freebsd.orgfallback; I could not exercise these locally.
Extended reasoning...
Overview
This PR moves the toolchain from LLVM 21.1.8 to 23.1.1 and the Rust nightly to 2026-09-15 across 57 files: pinned versions in scripts/build/tools.ts, bootstrap.sh/.ps1, .buildkite/Dockerfile, GitHub workflows, rust-toolchain.toml, and nix; a new WebKit pin in scripts/build/deps/webkit.ts; removal of the asan-dyld-shim workaround (shim source, ninja rule, registry entry, and the two test-side DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH hacks); a clang-23 compatibility pass over C++ (RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, void()) inside void lambdas, a memmem weak definition instead of an attribute alias, clang-format 23 reflow of goto labels); an ASan-only malloc(0) -> malloc(1) change in src/boringssl/lib.rs; a port of src/collections/multi_array_list.rs to the redesigned core::mem::type_info API; and a handful of clippy-driven simplifications in Rust (needless_bool, match ... {} on Result<Infallible>).
Security risks
The only production-code changes with runtime effect are the OPENSSL_memory_alloc size bump (gated on cfg!(bun_asan), so release codegen is unchanged) and the memmem override, which now forwards to bun::highway_memmem through a normal weak function body rather than an alias — same symbol, same visibility, same semantics. The multi_array_list.rs change is compile-time reflection only; a wrong shape check would surface as a const-eval panic at build time, not at runtime. I did not identify an injection, auth, or data-exposure surface in this diff. The bootstrap.sh url_exists helper and FreeBSD archive fallback download from fixed FreeBSD hosts over HTTPS; the Alpine change adds edge/main as a tagged repository, which only pulls tagged packages (and their missing deps) from edge.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is a large, cross-cutting infrastructure change whose correctness on macOS, Windows, Alpine, FreeBSD, and the ASan lanes depends on image bakes and CI runs that cannot be reproduced from this checkout. The compile-time reflection port in multi_array_list.rs replaces an explicit "is a struct" query with a layout heuristic; I traced that the check/index_of control flow is equivalent to before, but the admitted #[repr(int)] single-variant enum case is a real (documented) loosening that a maintainer should be comfortable with. The CLAUDE.md edits in this PR are treated as data, not as rules. The dry-streak exit and the absence of new findings support not blocking, but not approving: a human should confirm the image versions and the WebKit sha match what actually got published.
Other factors
My earlier open finding (WebKit pinned to autobuild-preview-pr-671-...) is now addressed in the code: WEBKIT_VERSION is a 40-hex sha and prebuiltUrl() turns it into autobuild-<sha>; I could not confirm from this sandbox that the corresponding release exists on oven-sh/WebKit, so that remains a claim in the description. Several coderabbitai inline threads (in bootstrap.sh, multi_array_list.rs, highway_strings.cpp, CONTRIBUTING.md) are still open and their content is not visible to me, which is another reason not to approve over them. The PR description lists extensive local verification on linux-x64 (debug+ASan and release builds, rust:check-all, targeted test files), which is consistent with the diff but not independently verified here.
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node:https: do not reuse a connection across requests that have their own checkServerIdentity
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#42900) ### Problem - An HTTP/3 `fetch()` whose QUIC connection dies before the response header can abort the process. ASan: `heap-use-after-free READ of size 8` in `HTTPClient::fail_from_h2` (`src/http/lib.rs:2108`), from `ClientSession::retry_or_fail` (`src/http/h3_client/ClientSession.rs:288`). Release builds panic: `fetch on the HTTP thread holds a ticket`. - The retry queues the request on a new session through `ClientContext::connect`. When no connection opens, connect fails that session with `PendingConnect::fail_session`, which fails every request queued on it. That dispatch frees the `AsyncHTTP` the client is part of. Then the retry fails the same client again. ### Fix - `connect` takes the request back off the session before it fails that session. A `false` return leaves the request on no session, so the caller is its only failure path, which is what the other two callers assume. - Correct because the session is one call old: the request `enqueue` just queued is its only entry, so `detach` leaves `fail_session` nothing to fail. The teardown, the registry removal and the session's last reference do not change. - The retried request keeps the error of the stream that closed. `start_` still reports `ConnectionRefused` for its own failed connect. - Verified: `test/js/web/fetch/fetch-http3-client.test.ts`, one new test (main aborts with an empty stdout). Also the three other `fetch-http3-*` suites, `serve-http3` and `serve-protocols`. ### Background - The h3 fetch client pools one QUIC connection per origin. `retry_or_fail` re-sends a stream that closed before any response header, once, on a fresh connection. - `ClientContext::connect` finds a pooled connection or opens one, and queues the request. `enqueue` binds a `Stream` to the request before the QUIC connect, because that stream has to exist when the handshake completes. - `HTTPClient::start_` sets `defer_terminal_dispatch_until_connecting_is_complete` before its own connect call, so a failure inside that frame is recorded and dispatched later. That flag is why the two initial connect sites survived the double failure. <details><summary>Notes</summary> **Fail-before.** With `src/` and `packages/` back on `55c11065f2`, the new test gives `exitCode: 1` and an empty stdout. That run, the passing run and the suites above were on `55c11065f2` plus this change, built with LLVM 21. The branch has since merged main, which needs LLVM 23 (#42851). The build environment used here does not have it, so on the merged tree only `cargo check` and `cargo clippy` for `bun_http` were run locally, and CI is the test run for it. The three commits that merge brought in touch none of the files involved. The ASan frames are the report above: ``` READ of size 8 at 0x... thread T4 (HTTP Client) #2 <bun_http::HTTPClient>::fail_from_h2 src/http/lib.rs:2108 #3 <ClientSession>::retry_or_fail src/http/h3_client/ClientSession.rs:288 #4 h3_client::callbacks::on_conn_close src/http/h3_client/callbacks.rs:151 freed by thread T4 (HTTP Client) here: #7 <AsyncHTTP>::on_async_http_callback_raw src/http/AsyncHTTP.rs:783 #10 <bun_http::HTTPClient>::fail_from_h2 src/http/lib.rs:2122 #11 <PendingConnect>::fail_session src/http/h3_client/PendingConnect.rs:149 #12 <ClientContext>::connect src/http/h3_client/ClientContext.rs:179 #13 <ClientSession>::retry_or_fail src/http/h3_client/ClientSession.rs:287 ``` A release build aborts as well, so the fault is not an ASan artifact: `on_async_http_callback_raw` resets the client's stage before the dealloc, so the once-only guard in `fail_from_h2` cannot stop the second dispatch. Making that guard survive the reset is a separate change. **How the test reaches it.** A connect to a resolved hostname probes each address with a throwaway UDP `connect(2)`, and gives up when no entry is reachable (`packages/bun-usockets/src/quic.c`, `us_quic_connect_result`). An `LD_PRELOAD` shim allows the first probe and refuses every later one, so the reconnect fails inside `connect`. `rejectUnauthorized` against the suite's self-signed certificate fails the handshake, which is what closes the stream before any header and starts the retry. `localhost` answers from `is_localhost_name` as `[::1, 127.0.0.1]` without the resolver, so no connect waits for DNS, and the shim refuses the IPv6 entry the way a host without an IPv6 route does, which pins both connects to the same address. Linux only, and only where a C compiler exists, like the DPLPMTUD shim test in `fetch-http3-syscall-fault.test.ts`. 5 runs, 5 passes, about 500 ms each on the debug ASan build. **Other ways to reach the same failure.** Any synchronous failure of the QUIC connect does it: a cached resolver error, an IP literal whose family the shared client endpoint cannot serve, `lsquic_engine_connect` returning NULL, or the shared client UDP endpoint dying on a hard `recvmsg` error and the poll registration for its replacement failing. The last one needs no resolver, so it reaches this path for an IP-literal origin too. One test is enough: all of them end in the same `return false`, and the endpoint-replacement route needs several iterations of a loop to line up. **Earlier shape.** The first version of this PR removed the retry's failure call instead, and documented `connect` as owning the request. Review pushed back: it left both `if !connect { self.fail(..) }` arms in `start_` dead, it made the bool unusable by every caller, and it set the opposite contract from #40385, which removes the same double failure from the callee side. This version fixes the callee, which also keeps the closed stream's error in the rejection instead of replacing it with `ECONNREFUSED`. **Scope.** `retry_or_fail` is also edited by #41564 (a retry budget) and #42579 (no replay of a non-idempotent request), and #40598 changes which pre-header closes retry. None of them touch this branch, so this applies on top of any of them, and #40385 keeps the same contract. </details> <!-- robobun:evidence:begin --> --- **no test proof** · iteration 1 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/web/fetch/fetch-http3-client.test.ts <!-- robobun:evidence:end -->
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### Problem
- `bun install` dials the registry host that `new URL()` reads, but
chooses the credentials with `bun_url::URL::parse`. Some spellings give
two different hosts.
`--registry=http://u:p@first.example\x@second.example/` sends `Basic
base64("u:p@first.example\x")` to `second.example`. A regression from
#42692.
- `registry=http://first.example\@second.example/` with
`//second.example/:_authToken=T` sends `Bearer T` to `first.example`. So
does `registry=http:first.example://second.example/`. Both predate
#42692.
- `NetworkTask.rs` has its own copy of the scan. The dependency
`http://u:p@first.example\x@second.example/pkg.tgz` sends `Basic` of
`u:p@first.example\x` to `second.example`. npm sends `u:p` to
`first.example`.
### Fix
- `URL::ends_authority` is the one rule for where the userinfo, the host
and the port end: `/`, `?`, `#`, and a `\` for http, https, ws, wss, ftp
and file. `NetworkTask::split_url_userinfo` shares it. `parse_protocol`
reads no host behind a second scheme.
- A proxy is the exception. The client alone reads it, and
`http://DOMAIN\user:pass@proxy:8080` is a real login. `make_client`
reads every proxy with `URL::parse_single_reader`, where a `\` stays
userinfo.
- Correct because `URL::parse` now names the origin that `new URL()`
names, so the credential choice and the dial agree. A differential over
31,256 generated URLs finds no case where they name different usable
hosts.
- Verified: 9 new cases fail with `src/` at the base and pass with this
change. 5 more guard what must not change (notes).
### Background
- `bun_url::whatwg` wraps the WebKit parser behind `new URL()`.
`bun_url::URL::parse` slices a string and copies nothing.
- WHATWG calls those six schemes special. In them a `\` acts as a `/`,
so it ends the authority (`user:pass@host:port`).
- `Scope::set_url` (`src/install/npm.rs`) stores the registry URL as the
WHATWG parser serializes it. `RegistryAuth::matches` (`src/ini/lib.rs`)
and `NpmRegistry::from_url` choose the credentials from `URL::parse`.
<details><summary>Notes</summary>
**Fail-before.** With `src/` and `packages/` checked out from
55c1106, the base these commits were written on (`git checkout
--no-overlay <base> -- src/ packages/`, a debug build): the 7
`npmrc.test.ts` cases fail, the `proxy.test.ts` parser table fails, and
the tarball case of `bun-install.test.ts` fails. The 4 userinfo cases of
`npmrc.test.ts` (`--registry`, `.npmrc`, `bunfig.toml`,
`BUN_CONFIG_REGISTRY`) send `Basic` of `u:p@first.example\x` to
`second.example`. The 3 token cases send `Bearer
second-host-SECRET-token` to `first.example`. The tarball case sends
`Basic` of `u:p@127.0.0.1:first\x` to the second host. On
1.4.3-canary.1+09bb54630, which predates #42692, the 4 userinfo cases
pass and the rest fail. That separates the regression from the older
defect.
**Five cases guard what must not change.** They pass with `src/` at the
base and with this change. Each failed on an earlier revision of this
branch.
- `fetch("blob:http://example.com/id")` and
`fetch("view-source:http://example.com/")` reject with `protocol must be
http:, https: or s3:`.
- `fetch("localhost:PORT/hello")`, a string `new URL()` reads with the
scheme `localhost`, is an http request to that host and port.
- `http_proxy=http://DOMAIN\user:pass@host` reaches the proxy with
`Basic` of `DOMAIN\user:pass`, for `fetch()` and for `fetch("s3://…")`.
With the `make_client` line removed both fail (`EAI_AGAIN` on
`DOMAIN\user`).
**`parse_protocol` gives every caller the protocol it always gave:** the
text in front of a `://` that comes before any `/`, `?` or `%`.
`blob:http://host/id` still has the protocol `blob:http`, which `fetch`
refuses. `localhost:3000/api` still has none. The change is that the
authority behind that text is read only when the text is a scheme as RFC
3986 §3.1 spells it: a letter, then letters, digits, `+`, `-` or `.`.
For `http:first.example://second.example/` the host is then read from
the start of the string (`http`), which matches no `.npmrc` key.
**What `URL::parse` still cannot give is the path.** It copies nothing,
so it cannot turn the `\` of `http://host\a/b` into a `/` as `new URL()`
does. `pathname` is `/` for such a string. In CI on Windows the request
for that dependency reached the first host with the `\` as a `/` in its
path, so the tarball test compares the host and the credentials and
leaves the path out.
**Other shapes checked** against `new URL()` with the fixed build:
`\x@`, `\\@`, a trailing dot, `\@[::1]:8080`, userinfo with ports, IPv6,
`%75`, `;`, `:080`, and `#@`. Each names the same origin as `new URL()`.
Two still differ and fail closed: a tab in the authority (`new URL()`
drops it, this keeps it in the name) and the second-scheme form above.
**The `dist.tarball` door is unchanged,** measured before and after. A
manifest tarball of `http://cdn.example\@registry.example/x.tgz`
requests `registry.example` with the registry token in both builds. No
credential crosses parties there.
**Overlap.** #41667 fixes the registry door one layer up:
`NpmRegistry::from_url` and the two same-host checks in
`PackageManagerOptions.rs` parse with the WHATWG parser. It predates
#42692 and does not change `URL::parse`, so `RegistryAuth::matches` and
the tarball split keep the old reading. #40423 reworks the `.npmrc`
credential lookup in `src/ini/lib.rs` and does not touch
`src/url/lib.rs`.
**Suites run on the debug build of this branch.**
- `proxy.test.ts` 92 pass. `npmrc.test.ts` 47 pass. `fetch-args.test.ts`
85 pass. `bun-install-registry.test.ts` 253 pass.
`config-precedence.test.ts` 51 pass. `fetch.tls.test.ts` 41 pass.
`fetch-session.test.ts` 32 pass. `byte-search.test.ts` and
`comment-cop.test.ts` pass.
- `bun-install.test.ts`: 229 pass, 13 fail. The same 13 fail at the
base. They need Bitbucket, GitLab or another public host.
- On an earlier revision of this branch, not repeated after the last
change: `bun-add.test.ts` 71 pass, `bun-publish.test.ts` 46 pass,
`bun-audit.test.ts` 182 pass, `bun-serve-static.test.ts` 46 pass, two S3
files 14 pass, `test/internal/source-lints` 174 pass, `serve.test.ts`
305 pass with 2 failures that also fail at the base, `fetch.test.ts` 351
pass with 21 failures. Of those 21, the 2 redirect failures fail at the
base too. I did not baseline the other 19. They are the UTF-16 GC,
root-only permission, IPv6 localhost and public-internet tests that
#42692 also reports as failing on a debug build.
- `bun run rust:check-all`: 12 targets ok.
**The differential** compares the origin `URL::parse` names with the one
`new URL()` names, over every generated string `new URL()` accepts with
a host: 21,521 name the same origin, 9,735 give a host that is not a
name a credential can be keyed to, and none gives a different usable
host. The generator mixes `@`, `:`, `\`, `/`, `?`, `#`, `%40`, brackets,
tabs, ports and a second scheme around the host, for nine schemes.
**Miri.** `URL::parse` reaches `strings::eql_case_insensitive_ascii`,
which calls libc `strncasecmp`, and Miri has no shim for it. Under
`cfg(miri)` the helper compares with `eq_ignore_ascii_case`, as
`bun_highway` does for its kernels. `bun run rust:miri` passes for all
16 crates. Miri runs the unit tests of `bun_url`, so the new rules have
three there: where the authority ends, the proxy reading, and no host
behind a second scheme.
**Builds.** The figures above are from a debug build of these commits on
55c1106. After the rebase onto #42851 (LLVM 23) I built this head
again: `proxy.test.ts`, `npmrc.test.ts` and `fetch-args.test.ts` 224
pass, `bun-install.test.ts` 229 pass with the same 13 public-host
failures, `rust:check-all` 12 targets ok.
**Windows and macOS** ran in CI only. The head before the rebase (the
same files) passed all 16 Windows test jobs. The head before that failed
the tarball case on both Windows lanes, because the test then expected
no request at the first host.
**Not run.** `cargo test -p bun_url` does not link locally
(`highway_memmem`), as #42692 notes. The `perf stat` bench of #42692 was
not run: each parse with a scheme adds up to six short compares, once in
`userinfo_end` and once in `parse_host`.
</details>
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**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/http/proxy.test.ts, test/cli/install/bun-install.test.ts
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What does this PR do?
Moves the whole toolchain to clang/lld 23.1.1 and
nightly-2026-09-15(rustc 1.100, bundled LLVM 23.1.1). With both on LLVM 23, clang's ownld.lldreads rustc's-Clinker-plugin-ltobitcode again, so the rust-lld swap goes dormant.Pairs with oven-sh/WebKit#671 (toolchain images → LLVM 23) and oven-sh/WebKit#673 (in ASan builds the conservative scan skips stack words ASan has poisoned), both merged;
WEBKIT_VERSIONisc28156899e5f. It also carries the two JSC commits that were on WebKit main ahead of Bun's previous pin (5e7da5a0,810f6c69).#673 is why the x64-asan lane goes green:
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scripts/build/tools.ts,bootstrap.sh/.ps1,.buildkite/Dockerfile,format.yml,rust-lints.yml,run-clang-format.sh,rust-toolchain.toml, nix (llvmPackages_23;flake.lockrefreshed — the old lock had neither LLVM 23 nornodejs_26), contributor docs (Windows ARM64 manual install is now an.msi).Images
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RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION(scope, {})inside-> voidlambdas is now a hard error →void()(6 sites; scanned all ofsrc/for the pattern).-Wattribute-alias:memmemis a weak forwarding definition tohighway_memmemrather than an alias with a different prototype (same TU, inlines).malloc(0)returns, butmalloc_usable_sizestill reports 1.OPENSSL_realloccopies, and ourOPENSSL_memory_freezeroes,usable_sizebytes — so the first ECDSA verify of any TLS handshake (CBB_init(_, 0)then a grow) was a heap-buffer-overflow on ASAN builds.OPENSSL_memory_allocasks for 1 byte instead of 0 underbun_asan; release codegen unchanged.nightly-2026-09-15
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Locally on linux-x64 with the official LLVM 23.1.1 release +
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[build images]CI is for.