fix(runtime): AsyncResource and AsyncHook are ordinary objects — JSON.stringify gave "" for a header-less Box (#10926, direct half) - #10952
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…object surface
Committed before the fix. Every expected string is node 26.8.1's output for the
same program, except the four lines marked HELD, which pin perry's CURRENT
(node-divergent) subclass surface so the test states the truth rather than an
aspiration -- the subclass half needs a codegen widening in
`perry-codegen/src/expr/property_get.rs:1351` that belongs to another lane.
On v0.5.1633 the three direct lines differ: `new AsyncResource(...)` and
`createHook(...)` hand JS a raw `Box::into_raw` address with no `GcHeader`, so
`JSON.stringify` dispatches on whatever bytes precede the `Box` and answers
`""` instead of `{}`, and a resource nested in an object literal serialises the
same way.
Three tests:
* `async_resource_and_hook_match_nodes_object_surface` -- the object surface,
seventeen lines pinned against node so the representation change cannot
quietly break `instanceof`, `typeof`, the method results, identity or
`Map` keys while fixing the serialisation.
* `a_property_miss_does_not_recurse_once_async_hooks_is_linked` -- see the
fix commit; a draft of it turned `import "node:async_hooks";` into a
SIGSEGV.
* `async_resources_survive_a_collection` -- the handle is an ordinary movable
object and its backing is reached through `ObjectMeta`, so a probe that
only called the methods immediately after construction would not cover the
axis the representation changes.
… direct half)
`new AsyncResource(...)` and `createHook(...)` handed JS the raw
`Box::into_raw` address of a header-less native record. Every consumer that
reads a `GcHeader` therefore dispatched on whatever bytes happened to precede
the `Box`: `JSON.stringify` answered `""` where node answers `{}`, and
`String()` was build-dependent. This is honest-tags row 13, and the same shape
as #10917/#10925/#10933.
The fix is the one the other rows use: the JS-visible value becomes an ordinary
object carrying a real `GcHeader`, and the native record it fronts is recorded
in `ObjectMeta.native_state` -- one word, no own property, nothing added to the
object's key set. `async_handle_object` builds it, and the direct instance and
`AsyncResource.prototype` are linked through the same
`async_resource_prototype_value()` helper so `getPrototypeOf` reaches one
object by identity. `is_native_backed_class_id` learns the two class ids;
`AsyncResource` keeps its legacy `0xFFFF_0079`, which emitted code already
bakes in, so the range gets a legacy companion instead of a renumbering
(#10824's hazard, for no gain).
Against node 26.8.1 this fixes `direct-json`, `hook-json` and `nested`.
THE SUBCLASS HALF IS HELD, deliberately. `class R extends AsyncResource` still
gets `Object.prototype` as `R.prototype.[[Prototype]]`, so
`js_async_resource_subclass_init` still copies five methods onto every instance
and still plants `__perryAsyncResourceBacking`; `sub-keys`, `sub-gopn`,
`sub-json` and `proto-chain` keep diverging from node and the test pins them
that way. Linking that edge needs the codegen condition at
`perry-codegen/src/expr/property_get.rs:1351`, which matches
`class_name == "AsyncResource"` EXACTLY and so misses a subclass named
`"MyRes"`: the fused `sub.bind(fn)` falls through to `Function.prototype.bind`
and throws "Bind must be called on a function". The right condition is "the
receiver's class chain reaches `AsyncResource`" -- the class-id chain has been
registered since #854, which is why `instanceof` was always true while the
fused path stayed blind. That file is being restructured for #10943, so the
widening goes with that work, not this PR.
ONE TRAP THIS COST A NIGHT, recorded because the shape will recur. #10926
changes `try_async_resource_property_dispatch` to RESOLVE its receiver where it
used to identity-check it (`if !is_async_resource_handle(handle) { return None
}`), because a property READ of `bind` on a subclass instance has to work.
`js_object_get_field_by_name` calls that entry point for ANY receiver. So the
resolver is now on the generic property-miss path, and a resolver that reads an
own property closes a cycle:
js_object_get_field_by_name
-> try_async_resource_property_dispatch
-> resolve_async_resource_handle
-> js_object_get_field_by_name ...
The key it reads is absent on ordinary objects, so the inner lookup always
misses and always re-enters. A draft of this change kept the old own-property
resolver for the held subclass half and was an immediate SIGSEGV: `$rsp` at the
fault was `0x7fffff7feff0` with `si_addr` at `$rsp - 8`, the 8 MB guard page,
and the backtrace was that three-frame cycle repeated to the bottom. The
symptom was as broad as the cause -- `import "node:async_hooks";` on its own
was enough, because linking the module arms the dispatch arm and the FIRST
property miss in the program then recursed. Neither half is wrong alone.
Hence: the resolver reads `ObjectMeta.native_state` and nothing else, it is
allocation-free and cannot re-enter, and its doc comment says so.
`js_async_resource_subclass_init` records that word in addition to the held own
property, so resolution moves off the property path while the subclass surface
stays exactly as v0.5.1633 left it.
`a_property_miss_does_not_recurse_once_async_hooks_is_linked` fails (SIGSEGV,
rc 139) against that draft.
`async_state_backing` uses `try_read_tracked_gc_header`, not
`try_read_gc_header`. It is handed arbitrary receivers, including the
header-less `Box`es this family still produces, and the unchecked reader would
take `addr - 8` from a non-object and dereference a fabricated `meta`. Any new
resolver that takes an arbitrary receiver and reads through it must use the
ownership-proving reader; the unchecked one is safe only where the caller has
already proven ownership (#10925/#10933).
Three runtime unit tests were written against the old representation and are
updated, not suppressed:
* `native_async_resource_accepts_string_and_symbol_expandos` --
`js_async_resource_new` returns the handle OBJECT now, so the test resolves
it to the backing whose expando table is its subject.
* `track_promises_filters_hooks_and_activity` -- `js_async_hook_enable` /
`disable` resolve their receiver, so a borrowed STACK handle is no longer a
valid input. It builds the backing the way production does: a leaked `Box`
in the registry, which is what makes membership monotonic and the address
safe to keep.
* `..._run_in_scope_roots_inputs_across_a_resolve_gc` (renamed from
`..._during_key_alloc_gc`), two independent breakages. It linked its
receiver to whatever `js_async_resource_new` returned, which is the handle
OBJECT now, not the native backing the registry brands -- so the resolve
declined for a reason with nothing to do with GC. And the key allocation
its name referred to is gone with the own-property read, so forcing a
collection inside the resolver now only tests scaffolding AND hands the
resolver a stale receiver, since nothing refreshes it. The forced
collection moves to `js_async_resource_run_in_async_scope`, between rooting
the receiver and resolving it -- where a collection can really happen and
where the rooting it checks actually lives. `test_link_async_resource_-
subclass` now returns the refreshed receiver, because recording the backing
word allocates the meta record and so can move it.
Worth recording from chasing that one: `ObjectMeta` and its `native_state` word
survive a forced evacuation correctly. Measured under `ForcedEvacuation` +
`VerifyEvacuation`: the meta record moved with its owner
(`0x..83e0a08` -> `0x..9b500d8`) and the word came through byte-identical. The
representation this PR relies on is not the thing that was broken.
Fixes #10926 for the direct path.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAsync hooks and async resources now cross into JavaScript as ordinary objects. Native backing pointers are stored in ChangesAsync handle migration
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant JavaScript
participant AsyncHooksRuntime
participant ObjectMeta
participant NativeRegistry
JavaScript->>AsyncHooksRuntime: create AsyncResource or createHook
AsyncHooksRuntime->>ObjectMeta: store native backing state
AsyncHooksRuntime-->>JavaScript: return ordinary handle object
JavaScript->>AsyncHooksRuntime: call method with receiver
AsyncHooksRuntime->>ObjectMeta: read native_state
AsyncHooksRuntime->>NativeRegistry: verify backing membership
NativeRegistry-->>AsyncHooksRuntime: return native backing
AsyncHooksRuntime-->>JavaScript: execute method and return result
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🟡 Minor · Return receiver after hook state changes. · async_hooks.rs:751-805
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receiverafter hook state changes.
createHook()returns a public GC object, but bothjs_async_hook_enableandjs_async_hook_disableresolve it tohandleand return that backing on every success path. This makes the public methods return the backing instead of the hook object, violating the Node.js contract. Keephandlefor mutation, but replace each successfulreturn handlewithreturn receiver. The raw-backing dispatch path remains unchanged because its receiver already equalshandle.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/async_hooks.rs`:
- Around line 346-352: Make the prototype-linking path around
object_link_class_default_prototype GC-safe: root both the target object and
prototype before mark_object_as_prototype or any allocation, then refresh/reload
both handles after each allocating operation before linking. Update the
with_mut_ptr callback in the async resource setup without changing the
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- Line 730: In js_async_hooks_create_hook, release the HOOKS guard immediately
after hooks.push(...) and before calling async_handle_object(handle, true), so
js_object_alloc and its GC root scan cannot re-lock HOOKS on the same thread.
- Around line 1428-1435: Update async_handle_object so the direct-path public
value is rooted with scope.root_nanbox_f64 before init_resource_with_trigger,
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return path.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/gc/tests/runtime_roots/hook_dispatch_handles.rs`:
- Line 32: Update the hook-dispatch test around receiver and js_closure_alloc to
root receiver in a RuntimeHandleScope, then re-derive its raw address
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/async_hooks.rs`:
- Around line 751-805: Update js_async_hook_enable and js_async_hook_disable to
return receiver after successful state changes, including deferred updates
during callbacks, while continuing to use handle for hook lookup and mutation.
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| let proto = crate::object::async_resource_prototype_value(); | ||
| if crate::value::JSValue::from_bits(proto.to_bits()).is_pointer() { | ||
| handle.with_mut_ptr::<ObjectHeader, _>(|obj| { | ||
| crate::object::prototype_chain::object_link_class_default_prototype( | ||
| obj as usize, | ||
| proto.to_bits(), | ||
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Make object_link_class_default_prototype GC-safe before linking.
object_set_static_prototype_impl calls mark_object_as_prototype, which can allocate and move objects before the helper roots or refreshes obj_ptr and proto_bits. The caller’s with_mut_ptr pointer is therefore stale after that collection. Root both values before the marking step and reload both handles after each allocating operation, or use a linking API that performs this refresh.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/async_hooks.rs` around lines 346 - 352, Make the
prototype-linking path around object_link_class_default_prototype GC-safe: root
both the target object and prototype before mark_object_as_prototype or any
allocation, then refresh/reload both handles after each allocating operation
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| // #10926: hand JS an ordinary object wrapping the backing. | ||
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Release HOOKS before allocating the handle object.
js_async_hooks_create_hook holds HOOKS when async_handle_object calls js_object_alloc. This allocation can run the synchronous GC trigger. The registered async-hooks root scanner then tries to lock HOOKS again on the same thread and can deadlock. Drop hooks after hooks.push(...) and before async_handle_object. This is the complete correction for this lock cycle.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/async_hooks.rs` at line 730, In
js_async_hooks_create_hook, release the HOOKS guard immediately after
hooks.push(...) and before calling async_handle_object(handle, true), so
js_object_alloc and its GC root scan cannot re-lock HOOKS on the same thread.
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| unsafe { (*(handle as *mut AsyncResourceHandle)).ids = ids }; | ||
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| // Subclass: the caller owns the public object and returns it; hand back | ||
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Root the direct-path public object across async initialization.
async_handle_object roots the object only during its own setup. init_resource_with_trigger invokes JavaScript init callbacks, which can move the object. The local public value is not refreshed afterward, so line 1435 can return a stale pointer.
Proposed fix
let public = match public_resource {
Some(v) => v,
None => {
let obj = async_handle_object(handle, false);
if obj == 0 {
return 0;
}
crate::value::js_nanbox_pointer(obj)
}
};
- let ids = init_resource_with_trigger(&type_name, public, true, trigger_async_id);
+ let public_handle = scope.root_nanbox_f64(public);
+ let ids = init_resource_with_trigger(
+ &type_name,
+ public_handle.get_nanbox_f64(),
+ true,
+ trigger_async_id,
+ );
unsafe { (*(handle as *mut AsyncResourceHandle)).ids = ids };
if public_resource.is_some() {
return handle;
}
- crate::value::js_nanbox_get_pointer(public) as i64
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/async_hooks.rs` around lines 1428 - 1435, Update
async_handle_object so the direct-path public value is rooted with
scope.root_nanbox_f64 before init_resource_with_trigger, pass the rooted value
to initialization, and use its refreshed get_nanbox_f64() value when returning
the pointer. Preserve the existing public-resource subclass return path.
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| crate::async_hooks::test_link_async_resource_subclass(receiver, backing); | ||
| // The helper allocates (a key string, and the meta record the backing word | ||
| // lives in), so it can move the receiver; take the address it hands back. | ||
| let receiver = crate::async_hooks::test_link_async_resource_subclass(receiver, backing); |
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Root receiver across js_closure_alloc. If the closure allocation needs a fresh arena block and that reservation fails, reserve_arena_block can run an emergency full collection even while automatic triggers are suppressed. That collection can move receiver, so receiver as i64 can pass a stale address to js_async_resource_run_in_async_scope. Keep receiver in a RuntimeHandleScope and re-derive its raw address immediately before the scope call.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/gc/tests/runtime_roots/hook_dispatch_handles.rs` at
line 32, Update the hook-dispatch test around receiver and js_closure_alloc to
root receiver in a RuntimeHandleScope, then re-derive its raw address
immediately before calling js_async_resource_run_in_async_scope so emergency
collection cannot leave a stale pointer.
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Tried to rebase this for a merge train. One of its two conflicts is mechanical; the other is not, so I aborted and left the PR untouched. Mechanical — Not mechanical — Please rebase onto |
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Merge-queue note: I tried rebasing this onto current main. The conflicts resolve, but on the rebased tree three required lint gates fail because of this PR's own changes, and this PR has never had a CI run (only CodeRabbit reported), so it was never green:
Conflict resolutions (the rebased branch is local only, not pushed):
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Merge queue, follow-up to my comment above: this is still blocked by the three gate failures listed there (async_hooks.rs over the 2000-line cap, raw-handle 13 vs a ceiling of 12, and a stale gc_runtime_root_holders exemption), and it has never had a CI run. Is someone picking it up? Please reply here. |
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Fixes the filed symptom of #10926 for the direct path. The subclass half is held and routed elsewhere — see below.
The bug
new AsyncResource(...)andcreateHook(...)handed JS the rawBox::into_rawaddress of a header-less native record. Every consumer that reads aGcHeadertherefore dispatched on whatever bytes happened to precede theBox:JSON.stringifyanswered""where node answers{}, andString()was build-dependent. This is honest-tags row 13, and the same shape as #10917 / #10925 / #10933.The fix
The JS-visible value becomes an ordinary object with a real
GcHeader, and the native record it fronts is recorded inObjectMeta.native_state— one word, no own property, nothing added to the object's key set.async_handle_objectbuilds it, and the direct instance andAsyncResource.prototyperesolve through the sameasync_resource_prototype_value()helper, sogetPrototypeOfreaches one object by identity.is_native_backed_class_idlearns the two class ids;AsyncResourcekeeps its legacy0xFFFF_0079, which emitted code already bakes in, so the range gets a legacy companion rather than a renumbering (#10824's hazard, for no gain).Against node 26.8.1, on the pinned 17-line program in the test:
direct-json""{}{}hook-json""{}{}nested{"a":"","b":""}{"a":{},"b":{}}{"a":{},"b":{}}sub-keys/sub-gopn/sub-json/proto-chainBoth columns measured, not asserted: the "before" run is the
841b605c9(v0.5.1632) build, whoseasync_hooks.rsandobject/class_registry/state.rsare identical to0fa391529. The four held lines come through unchanged, so this PR moves only the direct path.The other ten lines (
instanceof,typeof, the method results, identity,Mapkeys) are pinned in the test so the representation change cannot quietly break them.The subclass half is held — deliberately
class R extends AsyncResourcestill getsObject.prototypeasR.prototype.[[Prototype]], sojs_async_resource_subclass_initstill copies five methods onto every instance and still plants__perryAsyncResourceBacking. Those four lines keep diverging from node and the test pins them at their current values rather than at an aspiration.The seam is
crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/property_get.rs:1351, which matchesclass_name == "AsyncResource"exactly and so misses a subclass named"MyRes": the fusedsub.bind(fn)falls through toFunction.prototype.bindand throwsBind must be called on a function. Scope is measured exactly — only the fused form breaks;detached-sub,call-via-var,reflect-applyandfused-directare all fine. The right condition is "the receiver's class chain reachesAsyncResource"; the class-id chain has been registered since #854, which is whyinstanceofwas always true while the fused path stayed blind. That file is being restructured for #10943, so the widening goes with that work, not this PR.One trap this cost a night
#10926 changes
try_async_resource_property_dispatchto resolve its receiver where it used to identity-check it (if !is_async_resource_handle(handle) { return None }), because a property read ofbindon a subclass instance has to work.js_object_get_field_by_namecalls that entry point for any receiver. So the resolver is now on the generic property-miss path, and a resolver that reads an own property closes a cycle:The key it reads is absent on ordinary objects, so the inner lookup always misses and always re-enters. A draft of this change kept the old own-property resolver for the held subclass half and was an immediate SIGSEGV:
$rspat the fault was0x7fffff7feff0withsi_addrat$rsp - 8— the 8 MB guard page — and the backtrace was that three-frame cycle repeated to the bottom.import "node:async_hooks";on its own was enough, because linking the module arms the dispatch arm and the first property miss in the program then recursed. Neither half is wrong alone.Hence the resolver reads
ObjectMeta.native_stateand nothing else, is allocation-free, cannot re-enter, and says so in its doc comment;js_async_resource_subclass_initrecords that word in addition to the held own property, so resolution moves off the property path while the subclass surface stays exactly as v0.5.1633 left it.a_property_miss_does_not_recurse_once_async_hooks_is_linkedfails (SIGSEGV, rc 139) against that draft.async_state_backingusestry_read_tracked_gc_header, nottry_read_gc_header: it is handed arbitrary receivers, including the header-lessBoxes this family still produces, and the unchecked reader would takeaddr - 8from a non-object and dereference a fabricatedmeta(#10925 / #10933).Tests
Three runtime unit tests were written against the pre-#10926 representation and are updated, not suppressed —
js_async_resource_newreturns the handle object now, andjs_async_hook_enable/disableresolve their receiver, so a borrowed stack handle is no longer a valid input. Details in the commit message. Chasing the third also produced a useful negative:ObjectMetaand itsnative_stateword survive a forced evacuation correctly (measured underForcedEvacuation+VerifyEvacuation: the meta moved with its owner and the word came through byte-identical), so the representation this PR relies on is not the thing that was broken.Suite — both arms,
--test-threads=1Single-threaded is the only attributable mode here; parallel counts differ in both directions (L15.11).
-p perry-runtime(lib)-p perry --test async_resource_object_surfaceupstream/main@0fa391529(v0.5.1633)No unit tests are added or removed in
perry-runtime(total stays 4221); three are updated in place. The three integration tests are the new file, committed before the fix.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
AsyncResourceandcreateHookinstances by exposing them as ordinary JavaScript objects.node:async_hooksis available.Tests