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Problem

• A node:http2 client surfaces a pushed stream whose PUSH_PROMISE arrives on a request that user code already closed. node v26.3.0 sends RST_STREAM(CANCEL) and no 'stream' event.
• close() and destroy() send the RST_STREAM later, so the parser sees an open stream. Connection::handle_push_promise (src/runtime/api/bun/h2/connection.rs) never checks the parent.

Fix

• The parser's Stream gets a closing flag. JS sets it (setStreamClosing) where node has submitted the RST_STREAM. The parser sets it when it sends or receives one.
• handle_push_promise asks Sink::can_accept_push(parent) when the frame arrives, like nghttp2. On refusal it sends RST_STREAM(CANCEL) and decodes the block for HPACK sync only.
• Verified: test/js/node/http2/h2-push-promise-parent.test.ts. All 20 rows pass on node v26.3.0, 12 fail on bun 1.4.3-canary.1. Other suites: Notes.
• Self-reviewed: 7 concerns raised, 5 addressed. Notes explain the other 2.

Background

• A PUSH_PROMISE frame on a request stream (the parent) reserves a stream for a pushed response. CONTINUATION frames can complete its header block.
• nghttp2 cancels a promise when the parent is CLOSING (RST_STREAM submitted) or gone.
• Considered a JS bit read by the streamPush handler: it decides at the end of the header block, which is wrong when a CONTINUATION arrives later.

Downsides

• A client that closes a request no longer gets the pushes of the same read. Over a JS transport Bun also cancels one that node surfaces (node:http2 client emits 'response' and 'stream' inside the frame dispatch, node on process.nextTick (differs over a JS transport) #44456).
• close() and destroy() make 1 more host call. A PUSH_PROMISE makes 1 more map lookup. size_of::<Stream>() stays 104 bytes. Release binary: +1.5 KB at most.
• Still surfaced: a PUSH_PROMISE on a parent that the parser already released (node:http2 server writes PUSH_PROMISE after the parent's END_STREAM when end() runs before pushStream() #43479).

Notes

Repro. A raw TCP HTTP/2 server answers the request HEADERS with one socket.write: SETTINGS ACK, HEADERS on stream 1 (:status: 200), PUSH_PROMISE on stream 1 that promises stream 2, HEADERS and DATA END_STREAM on stream 2, DATA END_STREAM on stream 1. The client runs req.once("response", () => req.destroy()).

node v26.3.0: ["req response 200","req end","req close rstCode=0"]           server receives RST_STREAM(2, CANCEL)
bun 1.4.3:    [..., "session stream /","pushed push 200","pushed data pushed","pushed end","pushed close rstCode=0"]
this branch:  ["req response 200","req end","req close rstCode=0"]           server receives RST_STREAM(2, CANCEL)

When the flag is set. Each rule is a node code path, and each has a row in the test file. All expected values are what node v26.3.0 does (the file runs under node --test).

• close(code): when node's closeStream submits at once, which is !ending || writableFinished || code !== NO_ERROR with ending read before close() calls end() (core.js). A close() that waits for 'finish' after end(body) does not set it, and node surfaces the push.
• Not for close(NGHTTP2_CANCEL) inside a read: node holds that RST_STREAM back there (Http2Stream::SubmitRstStream), and surfaces the push. The parser knows that it is inside a read (the engine is borrowed), so setStreamClosing skips the mark then.
• destroy(): only when close() had not run before, because node's _destroy skips closeStream then. One exception: a held-back close(NGHTTP2_CANCEL), which node's Http2Stream::Destroy flushes.
• A RST_STREAM that the parser sends or receives sets it too: the deferred rstStream, an AbortSignal abort, a stream error that the engine answers (a malformed response block), a reset from the peer. So abort() from the 'response' listener now refuses a same-read push, like node.

Why the check is in the engine. nghttp2 decides when the PUSH_PROMISE frame arrives, not when its header block is complete. With the CONTINUATION in a later read, a check at the end of the block is wrong in both directions: the parent can be released by then (the push is surfaced, node refuses), or be closed only after the frame (the push is refused, node surfaces). Only the engine sees the frame when it arrives.

Earlier shapes of this PR, and what was wrong with them.

• A JS status bit read by the streamPush handler, with the parent's JS stream passed as a fifth handler argument. It decided at the end of the block. Measured against node v26.3.0, it fixed the same-read destroy() and close() rows but flipped 5 rows that matched node before: three close(NGHTTP2_CANCEL) rows, close() after end(body) then destroy(), and close() between a PUSH_PROMISE frame and its CONTINUATION. It also missed destroy() and close() before a PUSH_PROMISE whose block ends in a later read. The self-review found this. I reproduced each row before the rework.
• One commit (ddc516f) copied node's condition into the timing of close() itself. The reset then ran before 'finish' and the parser dropped DATA still in the stream's native queue: write("hello"); close() behind a stalled sibling stream lost "hello" (node delivers it, bun 1.4.3 keeps it queued). An independent reviewer pass flagged it, I measured it, and 4c45426 restored the timing. node:http2: close() on a writable that was not ended waits for 'finish' before RST_STREAM, node sends it at once #43588 tracks the difference from node.

Self-review. Its verdict was "wanted, in a different shape", with "rework in place" as the first step. The concerns that it listed, and what this push does:

1. Five rows that matched node were flipped (see above). Fixed, each has a row.
2. destroy() or close() before a PUSH_PROMISE whose block ends in a later read was still surfaced. Fixed (the engine decides at the frame), has a row.
3. The test file could not run under node. It now uses node:test and node:assert, and under Bun it spawns node --test on itself, like node-http2-client-close.test.ts.
4. The Closing comment claimed node parity while the code diverged. The bit is gone.
5. StreamState bit 1 << 9 is claimed by other open PRs (node:http2: do not reset a stream the native layer already closed #43539, node:http2: send RST_STREAM when a server stream is reset #33380, node:http2: destroy streams before the native sweep in session teardown #42717). This PR does not use a StreamState bit any more.
6. 'trailers', 'altsvc' and a spurious 'error' still reach a request that user code closed, and node:http2: emit no header events on a client stream that user code closed #43525 guards streamHeaders with stream.closed, which differs from node in the close()-after-end(body) row. Not in this PR. The closing flag is the state those handlers need, and the review proposed it as a second PR.
7. No user reported the symptom, and the released-parent rows stay open behind node:http2: send a PUSH_PROMISE ahead of the parent's corked END_STREAM #43578. That is a judgment on priority. One of the former todo rows (close() on a request with no body that user code had not ended) and the AbortSignal row pass now, because the native flag is still there after the native reset. Two rows remain todo.

BlockDisposition::Ignored has the same name and arms as in #43612, which is open, so the two merge with a trivial conflict.

What is left, and why. These reach the !stream arm of the nghttp2 check, and node refuses them: a PUSH_PROMISE that arrives after the client's RST_STREAM reached the server (the parser has evicted the stream), a parent the peer reset, a parent that completed. can_accept_push answers true for a stream it does not know. Refusing there makes test-http2-respond-file-push.js hang, because Bun's server writes PUSH_PROMISE after the parent's END_STREAM when end() runs before pushStream():

node: HEADERS(1) PUSH_PROMISE(1) HEADERS(2) DATA(1,END_STREAM) DATA(2,END_STREAM)
bun:  HEADERS(1) DATA(1,END_STREAM) PUSH_PROMISE(1) HEADERS(2) DATA(2,END_STREAM)

#43479 tracks that (#43578 is an open fix for the server order).

Found on the way, not changed here. #43482 (the engine keeps its entry for a promised stream that the client resets, and evicting it directly makes session.close() hang). #43481 (idle, even and half-closed (remote) parents must be connection errors, #43585 is open). #43514 (close() on a pushed client stream emits 'error'). #43588 (when close() sends its RST_STREAM). #44450 (the maxReservedRemoteStreams refusal is still in JS: it counts a pushed stream until it closes, where node stops when the pushed response HEADERS arrive, and it runs after the engine reserved the stream. The limit fits Sink::can_accept_push). #44456 (the client emits 'response' and 'stream' inside the frame dispatch, node on process.nextTick). #44479 (close() on a request that was rejected before it got a stream id throws an uncaught "Invalid stream id", also on bun 1.4.2). A PUSH_PROMISE after the client sent GOAWAY is still surfaced, and #43612 (open) discards it in this same function. #44530 (a PUSH_PROMISE that arrives before the server ACKed the client's enablePush: false ends the session with a connection error. node cancels only the promised stream then. It is another arm of the same nghttp2 check and can use the cancel path of this PR, with the acknowledged value of the setting tracked in the engine).

Over a JS transport. With createConnection and a stream that is not a socket, the client parses a whole chunk inside one JS call, so no tick runs between its frames. Two effects:

• A reset that the parser handles itself (from the peer, or its own answer to a malformed response) must set the flag natively. The JS stream is destroyed one tick later, which is before the next frame on a socket and after the whole chunk here. Without the line in on_stream_reset the push was surfaced over a duplexPair() (pushedStreams: 1), with it the result is node's (0, RST_STREAM(2, CANCEL)). Two rows run over a duplexPair().
• A known difference from node: destroy() in the 'response' listener with the PUSH_PROMISE later in the same chunk. node surfaces the push, this branch cancels it. node emits 'response' with process.nextTick, so there its listener runs after the whole chunk and after the PUSH_PROMISE was accepted. Bun emits the event inside the frame dispatch, so the request is already destroyed when the PUSH_PROMISE is parsed. The rule is the same, the order of user code is not. node:http2 client emits 'response' and 'stream' inside the frame dispatch, node on process.nextTick (differs over a JS transport) #44456 tracks the emission order, with a measurement that does not need this PR. Before this PR Bun surfaced that push, like node.

A refused promise is not a processed stream. nghttp2 returns from the refusal before it sets last_proc_stream_id. node v26.3.0 after destroy() and a refused push: session.state.lastProcStreamID is 0 and the GOAWAY of session.close() names stream 0. Bun's GOAWAY does not carry a peer-stream mark yet, so a test cannot check this on Bun today (a Bun client's GOAWAY names 0 after a surfaced push too). #37588 (open) adds that mark to the engine, in the lines of handle_push_promise directly above the can_accept_push check. When both are in, the mark must not rise for a cancelled promise. #44450 records this with the node numbers.

Where the tests are. A new file with its own small raw server, like h2-push-refusal-staged.test.ts next to it. h2-conformance.test.ts also holds cases that count live stream objects after a GC, and on a debug build under load they fail in about 1 of 10 full-file runs, with the http2.js of main as well (#42357). This PR does not change that file.

Numbers in Downsides. size_of::<Stream>() is 104 bytes in the debug build of this branch (gdb). The field sizes add up to 103 bytes without the flag, which the alignment of 8 rounds to 104, so the flag takes a padding byte. Binary size is from CI: the release builds of f8bde62 (this branch without the one line in on_stream_reset) against the canary of main #122771 differ by 0.0 KB on 10 targets, +1.0 KB on windows-x64 and +1.5 KB on windows-aarch64. One host function is new (setStreamClosing). For a caller that never gets a refused push, no allocation and no syscall is added.

Runs. The branch contains main at bc7a813 (one textual conflict in the Sink trait, next to main's new goaway_sent, both methods kept). CI build 122944 at the head commit df6f607 passed all 181 jobs, and so did build 122870 at f8bde62. On the debug build, with the host load average between 600 and 1200:

• The new file at the head commit: 19 pass, 2 todo, and the node cross-check inside it passes (7 of 8 runs, in one run the spawned node needed more than the 5 s default). Ten more rows that are not in the file (other codes, other bodies, other split orders) match node too.
• bun 1.4.3-canary.1+367d939d9: the 12 refusal rows fail, the 6 rows where node surfaces the push pass.
• h2-conformance.test.ts and seven other files in test/js/node/http2/: 177 of 178 pass. The other one is a subprocess case of node-http2-streams-rehash.test.ts that sits at the 5 s default (the file says so in its header).
• node-http2.test.js (at f8bde62): 391 pass, 6 skip, 2 fail. Both are subprocess cases that ran into the 5 s default under this load. One is an ArrayBuffer-detach case that timed out the same way in earlier runs of this branch. The other is the ECONNREFUSED fixture: run by itself it prints the expected line and exits 0, in 4 to 9 s.
• The 65 test-http2-* node tests whose names match close, rst, destroy, abort, cancel, reset, push, respond-file, reserved, dont-lose-data, client-data-end, capture-rejection or session-destroy: all exit 0.
• tsc for src/js and src, oxlint, prettier and cargo fmt --check pass.

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Walkthrough

The HTTP/2 implementation tracks stream-closing state before reset submission. It rejects pushes for closing parent streams and decodes rejected push headers for HPACK synchronization without delivery callbacks. Raw integration tests cover push delivery and cancellation across parent states.

Changes

HTTP/2 push handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Track stream closing state src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs, src/runtime/api/h2.classes.ts, src/js/node/http2.ts	The parser records when streams are closing. The JavaScript layer notifies the parser before reset submission.
Reject pushes for closing parents src/runtime/api/bun/h2/connection.rs, src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs	The connection checks parent stream state when a PUSH_PROMISE arrives. Rejected pushes receive RST_STREAM(CANCEL). Their headers are decoded without delivery callbacks.
Validate push and reset behavior test/js/node/http2/h2-push-promise-parent.test.ts	Raw HTTP/2 tests cover parent-stream states, reset timing, split header blocks, transports, and optional Node.js compatibility execution.

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A push can still be delivered after the client closes its request in a response callback. Correct the closing-state update before merging.

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Status for #43465 (head df6f607).

• Reproduced on bun 1.4.3-canary.1+367d939d9 and on main at 26e7a4b, with node v26.3.0 as the reference. A raw TCP HTTP/2 server writes the response HEADERS and a PUSH_PROMISE on the same stream in one socket.write. The client closes the request from its 'response' listener. Bun emits the session 'stream' event. node sends RST_STREAM(CANCEL) on the promised stream.
• Tests: test/js/node/http2/h2-push-promise-parent.test.ts, written with node:test so that the same file runs under node. All 20 rows pass on node v26.3.0. On bun 1.4.3-canary.1 the 12 refusal rows fail and the 6 rows where node surfaces the push pass. On this branch 18 rows pass, and 2 rows that node refuses are todo until node:http2 server writes PUSH_PROMISE after the parent's END_STREAM when end() runs before pushStream() #43479.
• CI: build 122944 on the head commit passed all 181 jobs. The branch contains main at bc7a813 and merges cleanly with main at 519963e.
• The self-review completed and asked for a rework, which is the current shape: the engine decides when the PUSH_PROMISE frame arrives, from a closing flag on the parser's stream. The PR body lists the 7 concerns and what was done with each.
• All review threads are resolved. The last three: a suggestion to mark the stream for close(NGHTTP2_CANCEL) inside a read (not applied, node surfaces that push, and the reviewer withdrew it; the "Merge Risk" line in the CodeRabbit summary still repeats that withdrawn finding), a PUSH_PROMISE after the client sent GOAWAY (node:http2: discard a PUSH_PROMISE that arrives after the client sent GOAWAY #43612 is open for it), and an uncaught exception in close() on a rejected request that is older than this PR (node:http2 client: close() on a request that was rejected before it got a stream id throws an uncaught "Invalid stream id" #44479).
• One difference from node remains, over a JS transport only. It comes from the order in which Bun emits 'response'. The PR body and node:http2 client emits 'response' and 'stream' inside the frame dispatch, node on process.nextTick (differs over a JS transport) #44456 describe it.
• Findings that this PR does not fix have issues: node:http2 server writes PUSH_PROMISE after the parent's END_STREAM when end() runs before pushStream() #43479, node:http2 client accepts a PUSH_PROMISE whose parent stream is idle, even, or half-closed (remote) #43481, node:http2 client keeps an engine stream entry for every promised stream it resets #43482, node:http2 client: close() on a pushed stream emits 'error' (Invalid stream id) and sends no RST_STREAM for NO_ERROR #43514, node:http2: close() on a writable that was not ended waits for 'finish' before RST_STREAM, node sends it at once #43588, node:http2 client: maxReservedRemoteStreams counts a pushed stream until it closes, node until its response HEADERS arrive #44450, node:http2 client emits 'response' and 'stream' inside the frame dispatch, node on process.nextTick (differs over a JS transport) #44456, node:http2 client: close() on a request that was rejected before it got a stream id throws an uncaught "Invalid stream id" #44479, node:http2 client: a PUSH_PROMISE before its enablePush=false SETTINGS is ACKed ends the session #44530.

[claude]

Beyond the inline findings, I also checked re-entrancy on the new rewrite_pending_push_parent cell in src/runtime/api/bun/h2_frame_parser.rs: rewrite_pending_push is cleared and the parent id is read before dispatch_with_3_extra enters JS, and rstStream from the handler only writes an outbound frame (it cannot reach on_push_promise), so the JS callback cannot clobber either cell mid-dispatch.

Extended reasoning...

Two verified findings are posted inline (unreleased engine stream entries per refused push, and refusal keyed on StreamState.Closed when close() defers its RST_STREAM to 'finish'), so human review is already signaled. This note only records the one additional concern examined from the Rust side: the dispatch_with_3_extra path passes parent_ctx (a Strong-backed JSValue or the legacy stream identifier, or undefined) into a JS handler that may call rstStream; both Cell fields are read/cleared before the handler runs and nothing the handler can call re-enters inbound frame parsing, so no reentrancy hazard on that state was found.

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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the new parent argument's shape: rewrite_stream_ctx returns either the Strong-rooted JS stream (js_context/sctx), a number id, or undefined — never null — so the typeof parent === "object" gate at src/js/node/http2.ts:4990 cannot be tripped by a non-stream value, and dispatch_with_3_extra keeps the parent alive across the handler call the same way the 2-extra helper does.

Extended reasoning...

This run's inline finding covers the 'finish'-deferred close() path that Bun handles differently from node's !ending || writableFinished || code condition. Separately I traced the value the parser now hands to streamPush: rewrite_stream_ctx (h2_frame_parser.rs:3536) returns the sctx Strong, the legacy Stream::get_identifier() (its js_context Strong or a number), or UNDEFINED, so the JS-side object check cannot see null and the status bit read is on the real Http2Stream. The new dispatch_with_3_extra mirrors dispatch_with_2_extra (strong_this/context lookup, ensure_still_alive on every extra, enter_dispatch guard), so no new rooting gap was introduced. The switch from StreamState.Closed to the new RstScheduled bit addresses the earlier optional note about close(0) with a body still flushing; the earlier engine-reservation comment on the direct-write rstStream path is not touched by this push.

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