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bun test: hold the event loop across a test callback's drain and inside fake timer controls - #47726
After an await in a test, a sync fake timer control runs promise jobs between timers: timer 1, after await 1, timer 2, returned. The docs promise timer 1, timer 2, returned.
Cause: run_callback_with_result_and_forcefully_drain_microtasks (src/jsc/event_loop.rs:1449) leaves the event loop before its drain. Each fired timer's exit() is then outermost and runs a checkpoint.
So does any native call that runs a callback, such as ws.close().
EventLoop::exit() runs the microtask checkpoint only for the outermost native entry into JS (entered_event_loop_count).
Holds in the controls alone leave ws.close() wrong. A vm.isEntered() gate in exit() changes every program: a maintainer must rule.
Downsides
12 tests in 9 of 475 public files now fail: they call a sync control after an await and read what a callback does after its own await. They need the ...Async control.
Report. Found while the docs change #47623 was checked. There is no user issue. The contract is docs/test/dates-times.mdx ("No promise job runs before one of the functions above returns") and the description of #44833 ("Promise jobs no longer run in the middle of a test function"). #44833 is in no stable release. This PR completes that behaviour change, so both belong in the same release and the same release note.
import{jest,test}from"bun:test";test("after an await",async()=>{jest.useFakeTimers();constorder=[];awaitPromise.resolve();setTimeout(async()=>{order.push("timer 1");await0;order.push("after await 1");},1);setTimeout(()=>order.push("timer 2"),2);jest.advanceTimersByTime(10);order.push("returned");console.log(order);// main: timer 1, after await 1, timer 2, returned});
Vitest 4.1.9 on Node 26 prints timer 1, timer 2, returned in a sync body, after an await and in .then(). With BUN_DEBUG_EventLoop=1, main logs enter() = 0 and exit() = 0 for each fired timer inside the control.
Which tests show it.#44833 added enter() and exit_without_checkpoint() around the callback call, then the forced drain. The promise jobs of a callback run in that drain.
test_command.rs starts the first steps of a file with the count at 0. These tests are wrong on every build.
A test resumed by a real timer or immediate runs in the drain of that callback's exit(), where the count is still 1. It is correct.
run_pending_test_steps writes 0 to the count before a later step. A debug build does that, so later tests are wrong too. A release build drops the store: run_pending_test_steps in both release binaries saves the count, calls the hook and restores it, with no store between. So on a release build a later step starts at 1 and is correct, and the same test is wrong again under -t.
This PR does not change run_pending_test_steps. Its holds add to the count and never read it, so the order is the same in every position on both builds.
Tests. Each case is a spawned test file or script that prints one line per cell. Wrong cells on main, release build (debug build in parentheses):
in any callback of a test file: 8 entry points (6 sync controls, waitFor, waitUntil) in 10 callbacks, and the held-back promise job must still run later. 64 of 80 (64).
for any kind of timer: setInterval, AbortSignal.timeout(), Bun.sleep(), Bun.cron(), an async cron callback under runAllTimers(), a job queued before the control, a control called by a timer, a zero-delay timer armed by a job. 8 of 15 (8).
in a callback that runs with the event loop not entered: an unhandledRejection listener and a test resumed by a setImmediate callback that throws. 6 of 6 (6).
in the exit listeners of a script (Bun.jest()): 2 of 2 (2).
bun_test.test.ts: ServerWebSocket.close(), net.Socket.destroy() and reader.cancel() in an HTMLRewriter handler, from a promise job. 3 of 4 (4).
bun 1.4.3 prints 50 of these cells (it lacks some of the APIs) and gets 49 wrong.
bun_test.test.ts, in the steps that follow a test that timed out: passes on main and with the PR. There the runner's entry is the second one, and run_pending_test_steps returns at its first check.
Which part each cell needs. One debug build with a switch per hold:
without the runner hold: the 4 native call cells fail.
without the fire hold: the 2 advanceTimersByTime() cells of the not-entered file and the 2 exit listener cells fail.
without the run_ticks hold: the 2 runAllTicks() cells fail. Without the waitFor hold: the 2 waitFor() cells fail.
Measurements (x64 Linux, main 3f3a9ff against the PR).
Release binary (llvm-size): text 140,288,017 to 140,288,273 bytes (+256).
Function sizes (llvm-nm -S): BunTest::run_test_callback 2426 to 2508, FakeTimers::fire 279 to 306, FakeTimers::run_ticks 681 to 739, ViWait::begin 983 to 1021.
Shared hot path (llvm-objdump, addresses normalised): 0 instructions changed in EventLoop::exit, drain_microtasks_with_global, tick, __bun_tick_queue_with_count, TimerObjectInternals::fire_catching, run_pending_test_steps and unhandled_rejection_owned.
Fake timers: +1 enter and exit pair per fired fake timer (90 enter() log lines on main, 160 with the PR, 70 fires).
Runner step: 10 enter() log lines for a 10-test file on main and with the PR.
run_pending_test_steps calls (gdb, release): 1 and 1 for a 10-test file with one real wait. After a test that timed out, 5 in a 5-test file against 1 on main. The extra calls return at the first check.
Checkpoints inside a sync control (gdb count of JSC__JSGlobalObject__drainMicrotasks, debug): the repro 0 (main 2), a faked tick that closes a socket 0 (main 1).
A zero-delay timer armed by a promise job of a fired callback is due at +0 ms after an await (Vitest +0, main +1).
Suites on a release build of main and of the PR, one file at a time: test/js/bun/test/, test/js/bun/cron/, test/js/bun/module-graph/, test/js/web/timers/, test/js/bun/websocket/, test/js/web/websocket/, test/js/web/streams/, test/cli/test/. Of 193 files, only the two with the new tests differ. snapshot.test.ts (1 test), streams-leak.test.ts (1) and websocket.test.js (2) fail on both.
The same suites on debug ASAN builds: no file fails with the PR only. 10 files fail on both, with the same counts except one flaky test: snapshot.test.ts, module-graph-matrix.test.ts, setInterval.test.js, setTimeout.test.js, timer-gc-roots.test.ts, parallel.test.ts, test-aot.test.ts, test-environment.test.ts, streams-leak.test.ts and websocket.test.js (timeouts and RSS checks of the debug build).
Behaviour changes.
In every promise job that the runner drains, pending promise jobs and process.nextTick callbacks run after a native call returns, not inside it.
A zero-delay timer that such a job arms is no longer armed "during a tick", so it is due at once.
The break. The self-review ran the public bun:test files that call a sync fake timer control on three release builds: official 1.4.3, main and this PR with one more part, since removed (see below). 475 files in 72 repositories pass on 1.4.3.
Nested waits.wait_for_promise inherits the runner's entry. Immediates run a checkpoint only at count 1, so the poll parks between hops. With 3 setImmediate hops in an async plugin setup() and a Bun.serve open, Bun.build() in a first test after await 0 takes 107 ms on release main and 1104 ms with the PR. In a sync body and in a later test it takes 1102 ms on main already. This is #45020 (also #45629, #33261) in one more position. #45923, #45029, #46545 and #42680 work on it.
Still wrong, left for later.
The explicit drain in unhandled_rejection_owned runs promise jobs inside a control when a Bun.cron() tick that the control fires rejects and an unhandledRejection listener or a Bun.ModuleGraphonError takes the rejection. This is wrong in a sync body too. A first version of this branch skipped that drain below another entry (entered_event_loop_count <= 1). On a release build that made expect(fn).not.toThrow() with a listener depend on the position in the file, and it delayed onError jobs under a Bun.build() wait in a plain script. Run the ticks and microtasks that 'unhandledRejection' listeners queue #45597 makes that function return whether its caller owes the checkpoint, so the rule belongs there.
A fake timer that throws in interval tick mode: the timer fold drains with the loop not entered. Same on main.
run_pending_test_steps and the store that a release build drops. Either remove the reset or make it real. Both change where later steps start, so it needs its own change.
Considered.
A gate on vm.isEntered() in EventLoop::exit() would replace every hold. The self-review emulated it on main: all cells correct with no hold. It also reorders promise jobs inside macro waits for every program and skips the checkpoints that Run a promise wait as a loop of its own and skip the poll once it settles #45923 adds. It needs a maintainer's decision.
An entry inside every drain: adds instructions to each Bun.serve and node:http request.
Holds in the controls alone: the native call cells stay wrong, and the order of non-timer calls in later tests of a debug build stays changed from 1.4.3.
Self-review. Declined: a count exposed through bun:internal-for-testing to assert the runner hold directly. The native call cells now run in first steps, so 3 of them fail on a release build of main, and they assert order, which holds under any mechanism. Not done: a fix for the interval tick mode fold, which is listed above. Also not kept: a paragraph in the doc of enter_scope_without_checkpoint for native code that script calls. The comment check flagged it, and each call site has a one-line comment.
Earlier work.#43356 holds a runner entry across the callback and its drain on the code before #44833, and keeps a checkpoint per fired timer, which #44833 has since ruled out. This PR carries its runner entry forward. The repro of #43356 and the three reader.cancel() files of its test (first test of a file, after a timed out test, after a test that awaited setImmediate) print handler start, handler end, reader.closed on release and debug builds of this branch. On main the repro prints handler start, reader.closed. Its timer control file expects a promise job between two timers. bun 1.4.3 prints that order, and main prints second timer, control returned since #44833.
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/test/fake-timers/fake-timers.test.ts
…de fake timer controls
The runner drained a test callback's microtasks after it had left the
event loop, so a native call made from a promise job of a test was the
outermost entry and its exit ran a microtask checkpoint before the call
returned. A synchronous fake timer control then ran promise jobs between
the timers it fired.
- run_callback_with_result_and_forcefully_drain_microtasks keeps its
entry until the drain is done.
- FakeTimers::fire, FakeTimers::run_ticks and the first check of
vi.waitFor() hold an entry without a checkpoint, for callers that the
runner does not drain.
Status: ready for review. The diff is green in CI. The red jobs come from tests that this PR does not touch.
How I reproduced it, on release and debug builds of main (3f3a9ff):
The repro in the PR body prints timer 1, after await 1, timer 2, returned. Vitest 4.1.9 on Node 26 prints timer 1, timer 2, returned.
On a release build the wrong order shows in the tests of a file that run before the first real wait, and again under -t. A debug build shows it in every position.
With src/ at main, bun bd test test/js/bun/test/fake-timers/fake-timers.test.ts fails the 4 new tests, and bun bd test test/js/bun/test/bun_test.test.ts fails 1 of the 2 new tests. With this branch both files pass (500 and 9 tests).
The two test files of this PR pass on the 11 lanes that run them: Debian x64 and aarch64, the ASAN lane, Ubuntu x64 and aarch64, Alpine x64 and aarch64, Windows x64 and aarch64, macOS x64 and aarch64. fake-timers.test.ts has 500 passes on Linux and 499 on Windows and macOS, where one Linux-only test is skipped.
28 files fail here and on main: 27 under test/aot and test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. The commit message of bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833 names them as known failures. The main build 136408 has the same number of failed jobs on every lane that both builds ran.
test/aot/engine/native-4.test.ts failed on Debian x64. A native test of the JSC collector, collector/helpers/small-heap-starts-none, aborted inside the testaot tool. No code of this PR runs there.
One ASAN job reached its 45 minute limit while test/aot files timed out in its parallel batch. Four pull requests that ran at the same time have the same timeouts on that lane (builds 136833, 136836, 136821, 136839).
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Walkthrough
The event-loop callback runner, fake timer controls, and ViWait initial poll now use scopes that defer microtask checkpoints. New subprocess tests check callback and promise-job ordering across these paths and related test-runner cases.
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Event Loop and Timer Callback Ordering
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Summary
Callback scope and microtask drain src/jsc/event_loop.rs
The callback runner remains inside an event-loop scope through after_call, result validation, and the explicit microtask drain.
Timer and wait scopes src/runtime/test_runner/timers/FakeTimers.rs, src/runtime/test_runner/vi_wait.rs
Fake timer firing, non-empty tick processing, and the initial ViWait poll enter scopes without a microtask checkpoint. run_ticks returns immediately when its queue is empty.
Callback and timer ordering tests test/js/bun/test/bun_test.test.ts, test/js/bun/test/fake-timers/fake-timers.test.ts
Subprocess tests check ordering around callback cleanup, timeouts, timer controls, promise jobs, event listeners, and script exit. The former standalone timer-ordering test is replaced by broader cases.
No actionable merge-blocking issue was established. The callback and timer scopes preserve the inspected ordering contract, and the previously flagged timing-dependent fixture has been replaced. Mergeable subject to normal checks.
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Replace the timed spin in untilTimersAreDue or record an explicit exception for it.
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Replace the timed spin in untilTimersAreDue or record an explicit exception for it.
untilTimersAreDue busy-waits for 2 ms on performance.now() at test/js/bun/test/bun_test.test.ts:597-600. The test rules say never to wait for time to pass in tests. Wait for an observable condition instead.
The spin is deterministic, so the issue is the rule conflict, not flakiness. A comment above the helper would explain the ordering. It would not change the rule's status.
No observable condition in this fixture reports that the timer is due without firing it. If one exists elsewhere, use it. If none exists, the spin needs an explicit maintainer decision.
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Review comment at @test/js/bun/test/bun_test.test.ts around lines 597 - 600:
Update untilTimersAreDue to wait for an observable condition indicating the
timer is due, if the fixture provides one; do not retain the timed busy-wait
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The fixture made a real timer due with a 2 ms busy wait. A second
immediate in the same batch is pending with no wait, and the cell still
fails when the runner does not start afterEach from the drain.
The timed spin is gone in 1598cb5. The after-timeout fixture now queues a second immediate in the same batch, which is pending with no wait. The cell can still fail: bun 1.4.3 prints seen: ["afterEach", "after the test"] for it. The helper came from test/js/bun/test/jest-hooks.test.ts on main, which this PR does not change.
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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/jsc/event_loop.rs — Release builds of bun test run the next test step at a different loop count than debug builds, so the new drain hold behaves differently per build. run_pending_test_steps at src/jsc/event_loop.rs:511 stores 0 into entered_event_loop_count through a noalias&mut self, then calls the hook which re-enters the loop through the VM pointer and writes the same field; LLVM may elide the dead store so the hook starts at the saved count. The PR relies on this difference being harmless. Fix: write the count through a raw *mut EventLoop (as run_callback does) so the store survives, and keep the hold's correctness independent of the build.
Why this was flagged
The PR text states that release binaries drop the store at src/jsc/event_loop.rs:511 (core::mem::replace(&mut self.entered_event_loop_count, 0)) while debug builds keep it, and that main's fake-timer ordering therefore differs by build and by test position. The function is #[inline(never)] with &mut self, so LLVM treats the hook call at src/jsc/event_loop.rs:513 as unable to touch self, and the restore at :514 overwrites the store at :511 with no observable read between them: dead store elimination is legal, and the hook's enter()/exit() writes through vm.event_loop() violate noalias (src/CLAUDE.md provenance rule). This change adds a new consumer of that count: the held guard at src/jsc/event_loop.rs:1450 means the forced drain at :1457 now runs at count 1 or 2 depending on whether the reset happened, and run_pending_test_steps at :503 returns early only above 1. Remedy: perform the reset and restore through the raw this pointer so the store cannot be elided, then verify the ordering is the same in both builds.
Verification: pre-existing (UB in code the diff does not edit, but the diff newly routes the runner's main path through it at count 1 instead of 0); no observable ordering difference found. src/jsc/event_loop.rs:496-498 #[inline(never)] fn run_pending_test_steps(&mut self) carries LLVM noalias; the store at :511 is dead with respect to the restore at :514.
The SAFETY comment on the runner's drain is corrected in 5e29ef5. That thread is resolved.
The earlier note about run_pending_test_steps is correct: a release build drops the store of 0. Main has the same code. This PR does not change that function, for these reasons:
The holds add to the count and never read it. exit() runs a checkpoint only at exactly 1. Below a hold, a nested exit() sees 2 or more on every build.
The base count shows in one place, the check at the top of run_pending_test_steps. When a step becomes pending during the drain of a test callback, the nested call starts it if the base is 0. If the base is 1, the nested call returns and the loop of the outer call starts it. No timer or I/O callback runs between.
I looked for a difference that a test file can see, at the first position and after a real wait. Probe 1 is done(error) from a promise job, with an unhandled rejection in the same job. Probe 2 is three concurrent tests, where the third settles the other two and two of them leave a rejection. Release and debug builds of main and of this PR print the same lines.
Both repairs change behaviour outside this PR. A real store moves the later steps of a release build from count 1 to 0. Then ws.close() in an unhandledRejection listener runs the pending promise jobs before it returns at every position, as a debug build does today. A release build does that only in the first steps of a file (close handler, promise job, returned first, close handler, returned, promise job after a real timer, on main and with this PR). To remove the store changes debug builds the other way.
So the choice between the two repairs needs its own change. The PR notes list it under "Still wrong, left for later".
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Supersedes #43356.
Problem
awaitin a test, a sync fake timer control runs promise jobs between timers:timer 1, after await 1, timer 2, returned. The docs promisetimer 1, timer 2, returned.run_callback_with_result_and_forcefully_drain_microtasks(src/jsc/event_loop.rs:1449) leaves the event loop before its drain. Each fired timer'sexit()is then outermost and runs a checkpoint.ws.close().Fix
Bun.serve(Bun.serve, node:http: run request handlers with the event loop entered #39826).FakeTimers::fire,run_ticksand the firstvi.waitFor()check hold an entry with no checkpoint, for callers the runner does not drain.fake-timers.test.ts,bun_test.test.ts. Release main gets 83 of 107 new cells wrong, this PR 0. 193 other files match main.Background
EventLoop::exit()runs the microtask checkpoint only for the outermost native entry into JS (entered_event_loop_count).ws.close()wrong. Avm.isEntered()gate inexit()changes every program: a maintainer must rule.Downsides
awaitand read what a callback does after its ownawait. They need the...Asynccontrol.await,Bun.build()with an async plugin takes 1.1 s, not 0.1 s, as in a sync body (expect(promise).resolves/.rejectsstalls up to ~1 s persetImmediatehop: the nested event loop blocks in the poll after running immediates #45020). Size: +256 bytes.Bun.cron()tick drains inside a control (Run the ticks and microtasks that 'unhandledRejection' listeners queue #45597), and other native calls from error listeners.Notes
Report. Found while the docs change #47623 was checked. There is no user issue. The contract is
docs/test/dates-times.mdx("No promise job runs before one of the functions above returns") and the description of #44833 ("Promise jobs no longer run in the middle of a test function"). #44833 is in no stable release. This PR completes that behaviour change, so both belong in the same release and the same release note.Repro (
bun test, main at 3f3a9ff):Vitest 4.1.9 on Node 26 prints
timer 1, timer 2, returnedin a sync body, after anawaitand in.then(). WithBUN_DEBUG_EventLoop=1, main logsenter() = 0andexit() = 0for each fired timer inside the control.Which tests show it. #44833 added
enter()andexit_without_checkpoint()around the callback call, then the forced drain. The promise jobs of a callback run in that drain.test_command.rsstarts the first steps of a file with the count at 0. These tests are wrong on every build.exit(), where the count is still 1. It is correct.run_pending_test_stepswrites 0 to the count before a later step. A debug build does that, so later tests are wrong too. A release build drops the store:run_pending_test_stepsin both release binaries saves the count, calls the hook and restores it, with no store between. So on a release build a later step starts at 1 and is correct, and the same test is wrong again under-t.run_pending_test_steps. Its holds add to the count and never read it, so the order is the same in every position on both builds.Tests. Each case is a spawned test file or script that prints one line per cell. Wrong cells on main, release build (debug build in parentheses):
in any callback of a test file: 8 entry points (6 sync controls,waitFor,waitUntil) in 10 callbacks, and the held-back promise job must still run later. 64 of 80 (64).for any kind of timer:setInterval,AbortSignal.timeout(),Bun.sleep(),Bun.cron(), an async cron callback underrunAllTimers(), a job queued before the control, a control called by a timer, a zero-delay timer armed by a job. 8 of 15 (8).in a callback that runs with the event loop not entered: anunhandledRejectionlistener and a test resumed by asetImmediatecallback that throws. 6 of 6 (6).in the exit listeners of a script(Bun.jest()): 2 of 2 (2).bun_test.test.ts:ServerWebSocket.close(),net.Socket.destroy()andreader.cancel()in an HTMLRewriter handler, from a promise job. 3 of 4 (4).bun_test.test.ts,in the steps that follow a test that timed out: passes on main and with the PR. There the runner's entry is the second one, andrun_pending_test_stepsreturns at its first check.Which part each cell needs. One debug build with a switch per hold:
firehold: the 2advanceTimersByTime()cells of the not-entered file and the 2 exit listener cells fail.run_tickshold: the 2runAllTicks()cells fail. Without thewaitForhold: the 2waitFor()cells fail.Measurements (x64 Linux, main 3f3a9ff against the PR).
llvm-size): text 140,288,017 to 140,288,273 bytes (+256).llvm-nm -S):BunTest::run_test_callback2426 to 2508,FakeTimers::fire279 to 306,FakeTimers::run_ticks681 to 739,ViWait::begin983 to 1021.llvm-objdump, addresses normalised): 0 instructions changed inEventLoop::exit,drain_microtasks_with_global,tick,__bun_tick_queue_with_count,TimerObjectInternals::fire_catching,run_pending_test_stepsandunhandled_rejection_owned.enter()log lines on main, 160 with the PR, 70 fires).enter()log lines for a 10-test file on main and with the PR.run_pending_test_stepscalls (gdb, release): 1 and 1 for a 10-test file with one real wait. After a test that timed out, 5 in a 5-test file against 1 on main. The extra calls return at the first check.JSC__JSGlobalObject__drainMicrotasks, debug): the repro 0 (main 2), a faked tick that closes a socket 0 (main 1).await(Vitest +0, main +1).test/js/bun/test/,test/js/bun/cron/,test/js/bun/module-graph/,test/js/web/timers/,test/js/bun/websocket/,test/js/web/websocket/,test/js/web/streams/,test/cli/test/. Of 193 files, only the two with the new tests differ.snapshot.test.ts(1 test),streams-leak.test.ts(1) andwebsocket.test.js(2) fail on both.snapshot.test.ts,module-graph-matrix.test.ts,setInterval.test.js,setTimeout.test.js,timer-gc-roots.test.ts,parallel.test.ts,test-aot.test.ts,test-environment.test.ts,streams-leak.test.tsandwebsocket.test.js(timeouts and RSS checks of the debug build).Behaviour changes.
process.nextTickcallbacks run after a native call returns, not inside it.runAllTimers()fires aBun.cron()job whose handler awaits once, in every position. docs(cron): recommend runOnlyPendingTimers() under fake timers #47623 describes the old result for a handler that awaits.exitlistener never runs, because Bun runs no promise jobs afterexitlisteners (Run the promise jobs of 'exit' listeners and report their rejections when the event loop runs dry #46758).The break. The self-review ran the public
bun:testfiles that call a sync fake timer control on three release builds: official 1.4.3, main and this PR with one more part, since removed (see below). 475 files in 72 repositories pass on 1.4.3.Nested waits.
wait_for_promiseinherits the runner's entry. Immediates run a checkpoint only at count 1, so the poll parks between hops. With 3setImmediatehops in an async pluginsetup()and aBun.serveopen,Bun.build()in a first test afterawait 0takes 107 ms on release main and 1104 ms with the PR. In a sync body and in a later test it takes 1102 ms on main already. This is #45020 (also #45629, #33261) in one more position. #45923, #45029, #46545 and #42680 work on it.Still wrong, left for later.
unhandled_rejection_ownedruns promise jobs inside a control when aBun.cron()tick that the control fires rejects and anunhandledRejectionlistener or aBun.ModuleGraphonErrortakes the rejection. This is wrong in a sync body too. A first version of this branch skipped that drain below another entry (entered_event_loop_count <= 1). On a release build that madeexpect(fn).not.toThrow()with a listener depend on the position in the file, and it delayedonErrorjobs under aBun.build()wait in a plain script. Run the ticks and microtasks that 'unhandledRejection' listeners queue #45597 makes that function return whether its caller owes the checkpoint, so the rule belongs there.unhandledRejectionoruncaughtExceptionlistener at the top level, a promise job resumed by the drain after asetImmediatecallback that throws,beforeExitandexitlisteners. A fake timer control is correct there now. Another native call still runs a checkpoint before it returns. process: run beforeExit, exit and error listeners with the event loop entered #43741 enters the loop for these listeners, but not underbun test. Handle an error before the event loop sleeps, not at its next wake #45599, Report unhandled rejections made in the event loop's last turn #45582 and Run the promise jobs of 'exit' listeners and report their rejections when the event loop runs dry #46758 move or add such sites.run_pending_test_stepsand the store that a release build drops. Either remove the reset or make it real. Both change where later steps start, so it needs its own change.Considered.
vm.isEntered()inEventLoop::exit()would replace every hold. The self-review emulated it on main: all cells correct with no hold. It also reorders promise jobs inside macro waits for every program and skips the checkpoints that Run a promise wait as a loop of its own and skip the poll once it settles #45923 adds. It needs a maintainer's decision.Bun.serveandnode:httprequest.Self-review. Declined: a count exposed through
bun:internal-for-testingto assert the runner hold directly. The native call cells now run in first steps, so 3 of them fail on a release build of main, and they assert order, which holds under any mechanism. Not done: a fix for the interval tick mode fold, which is listed above. Also not kept: a paragraph in the doc ofenter_scope_without_checkpointfor native code that script calls. The comment check flagged it, and each call site has a one-line comment.Earlier work. #43356 holds a runner entry across the callback and its drain on the code before #44833, and keeps a checkpoint per fired timer, which #44833 has since ruled out. This PR carries its runner entry forward. The repro of #43356 and the three
reader.cancel()files of its test (first test of a file, after a timed out test, after a test that awaitedsetImmediate) printhandler start, handler end, reader.closedon release and debug builds of this branch. On main the repro printshandler start, reader.closed. Its timer control file expects a promise job between two timers. bun 1.4.3 prints that order, and main printssecond timer, control returnedsince #44833.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/test/fake-timers/fake-timers.test.ts