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Part of the turnloop P8 tokio removal, lane L part 2 (scripts/tokio_inventory.json group L: perry-stdlib -> tokio). It follows #11115, which split the promise bridge from the tokio runtime.

What this does

After this PR, an auto-optimized program whose network imports are only fetch, net, tls and ws links no tokio. Before it, every such program carried tokio's current-thread runtime.

1. The node:tls server runs on turnloop

crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls/turnloop_server.rs (new) replaces the last tokio sockets that the net and tls programs reached.

tokio (before) turnloop (after)
a spawned accept loop per listen(), select!ing on a shutdown oneshot tcp_listen plus one multishot accept_start; close() closes the listener
a tokio::spawn per connection running TlsStream::accept a perry_tls_session::TlsSession per accepted handle, fed from its multishot read
run_tls_socket_task, select!ing on a read and a per-socket mpsc the same session driven from the completion sink; write / end / destroy submit where the JS call happens
a 1 ms tokio::time::sleep before 'close' an unreferenced timer_arm deadline

Details:

  • It uses completion-sink slot 14. Turnloop ids sit in their own band (1 << 50 + handle, deadlines at + 1 << 48), because the JS-visible TLS handle ids overlap other bindings' id spaces.
  • A thread that does not own the agent's loop posts through perry_ffi::agent_post. That is the P1 rule perry-ext-net's turnloop_io::on_loop follows.
  • The events, their order, the registries, the liveness accounting and the handshake error texts are unchanged. Those texts are "tls handshake: <rustls message>", "tls handshake eof", and rustls's unexpected-EOF text for TCP EOF without close_notify.
  • The one observable timing change: a bind failure is now reported synchronously, so the listener's keep-alive is released before listen() returns. The liveness test asserts the new order.
  • No executor or block_on helper was added. The server is completion-driven, with no futures, so lane K has nothing here to reuse.

2. Stdlib features

web-fetch, tls-runtime, external-tls-server, external-net-pump and external-ws-pump now imply async-bridge instead of async-runtime. external-net-tls follows through tls-runtime.

tls_stream.rs (the tokio-socket TLS adapter) is compiled only for bundled net's TLS client and wss://, under tls / bundled-ws.

The container line is untouched; that is lane K's.

3. CLI feature selection

The auto-optimize driver used to select async-runtime for every wrapper it co-builds with the stdlib (binding_needs_shared_tokio: net, ws, http*, undici, fastify, mongodb, nodemailer). It now selects it only for wrappers that still bundle tokio, through a new binding_bundles_tokio predicate: http, https, http2 and mongodb.

  • The test_gap_fetch_request_from_node_incoming_message SIGABRTs deterministically on pristine main, and is in no allowlist #7629 link check (shared_tokio_lib_stems) and the no-auto warning key on the new predicate too.
  • The rule that added async-runtime for the bundled-ws / bundled-net / http-client wrappers is gone. Those wrappers now get async-bridge.
  • net, ws, undici and nodemailer stay in the co-build set, so they keep sharing the stdlib's perry-runtime / perry-ffi compilation. Only the tokio request is dropped.
  • New tests: only_tokio_bundling_wrappers_select_async_runtime and every_tokio_bundling_wrapper_is_co_built. shared_tokio_stems_cover_the_wrappers_that_own_sockets is updated because net and ws no longer bundle tokio.

Evidence

Host: perrymaster, Node 26.5.1 from /opt/node-v26.5.1-linux-x64. Both arms were built the same way from one target dir: cargo build --release -p perry -p perry-runtime-static -p perry-stdlib-static with CARGO_PROFILE_RELEASE_CODEGEN_UNITS=16.

  • Base: 32544274c (origin/main at branch point).
  • Branch: 41f7fd2db, which differs from the PR head only in the changelog fragment.

Tokio reachability, auto-optimize ON

In the table, "CGUs" means tokio codegen units in the per-program stdlib archive. "Strings" means tokio-1. strings in the linked binary.

probe base features base CGUs / strings branch features branch CGUs / strings output vs Node
timers async-bridge 0 / 0 async-bridge 0 / 0 same
fetch (refused) async-bridge,web-fetch 16 / 41 async-bridge,web-fetch 0 / 0 same
net echo …,async-runtime,external-net-pump,external-net-tls,external-tls-server 16 / 52 same without async-runtime 0 / 0 same
tls server + tls.connect (+net import) as net 16 / 52 as net 0 / 0 same
tls-only import (test_issue_3199 copy) as net 16 / 52 as net 0 / 0 differs from Node on both arms, identically (see below)
ws echo …,async-runtime,external-ws-pump 16 / 41 async-bridge,external-ws-pump 0 / 0 hangs (rc 124) on both arms
http (control) …,async-runtime,external-http-*-pump,… 16 / 79 unchanged 16 / 76 same

Finding: a tls-only import already routes to perry-ext-net, and so to external-net-tls, on main. It does not reach bundled net/mod.rs. Bundled net/mod.rs and ws.rs are now reached only with the well-known flip disabled or through full.

The tls-only probe fails on both arms with TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'length') at socket.getSession(). On a server-side socket, js_tls_socket_get_session only reads client metadata, so it returns undefined. This is pre-existing and unchanged by this PR; the gap harness shows the same test as PARITY_FAIL on both arms.

The ws probe hangs identically on base, so it is also pre-existing and not investigated here.

Gap A/B

Harness: PERRY_SKIP_BUILD=1 PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1 ./run_parity_tests.sh --filter <name>, one test at a time. The harness auto-optimizes the ext-routed tests itself. npm ci --ignore-scripts was run first, so the ws tests have their package.

53 tests on each arm: every net / tls / ws / fetch test in test-files/ (test_gap_*, the tls/net/ws/fetch test_issue_*, test_parity_tls, test_tls_connect, test_net_*, test_ws_*), at base 32544274c vs branch 41f7fd2db.

base branch
PASS 47 47
identical non-PASS on both arms test_issue_3199_3200_tls_server_tlssocket (the getSession() defect above), test_issue_4971_tls_connect_options (client1Closed is true where Node says false), test_issue_617_inline_await_fetch_with_auth (Node itself throws ReferenceError), test_ws_static_constants_6117 PARITY_FAIL; test_node_http_ws_upgrade NODE_FAIL; test_tls_connect SKIPPED same six, same statuses

Per-test statuses are identical. An earlier 77-test run at the previous rebase point (8708312d0 vs 57c6384b3) also covered timers / readline / worker tests. test_gap_6287_timer_batch_order and test_gap_turnloop_p9_worker_agent_net each failed once on the branch there and passed on re-run, so I measured them against base:

  • the timers probe binary misorders t0/t10 10 times in 20 runs on base, while the branch binary was clean in 20/20;
  • the p9 worker binary fails a fetch 2 times in 40 on base and 1 time in 40 on the branch.

These are flakes that exist on main, not regressions. Everything else in that run matched.

Unit tests (release, CGU16)

  • perry-stdlib --lib -- tls: 11/11.
    • This includes the three new end-to-end tls::turnloop_server_tests, each against a real blocking rustls client on a thread: handshake plus data both ways with close_notify ending in end then close; a rejected certificate giving 'tlsClientError' with no connection; and TCP EOF mid-handshake giving "tls handshake: tls handshake eof".
    • They assert the subject ran: the sink is installed, the listener is a live turnloop handle, and the exact event sequence.
    • The rewritten tls::liveness_tests also passes.
    • Sabotage-checked: making turnloop_server::write drop its bytes makes the round-trip test fail.
  • perry --bin perry -- optimized_libs shared_tokio stdlib_features: 67/67.

Checks and gates

  • RUSTFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo check -p perry-stdlib -p perry-runtime -p perry -p perry-ffi --all-targets (dev profile): clean.
  • --no-default-features checks of async-bridge,web-fetch, the net set, async-bridge,external-ws-pump, tls-runtime, tls and bundled-ws all compile.
    • Under -D warnings they fail on unused items in common/{mod,dispatch,net_method_values,net_socket_bridge}.rs. None of those are touched here.
    • Measured against base for tls-runtime / tls / bundled-ws / external-ws-pump, the number of failing locations is identical, and zero of them are in files this PR touches.
  • cargo tree -i tokio finds no tokio for the first four sets.
  • cargo fmt --check, check_file_size.sh, gc_runtime_root_holders.py all pass. One verdict was added: ACCEPTORS is not_a_gc_pointer, because it holds an Arc<ServerConfig>, the cert resolver and a bool.
  • tokio_inventory.py --update plus self-test: 5 edges, unchanged. source_sites.perry-stdlib is 69 → 62. The perry-stdlib edge text is rewritten on top of lane K's.
  • SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1 scripts/run_lint_gates.sh: 88 of 90 script gates passed; compile tier not run. The 2 failures:
    • cargo xwin check: cargo-xwin is not installed on perrymaster.
    • Public benchmark evidence freshness: known red on main.

Not run

  • The full gap sweep. It stalls on perrymaster; only the A/B above was run.
  • cargo xwin check for Windows. The new module uses only std::net and turnloop, no cfg(windows) code, but it has not been type-checked for Windows.
  • The public-baseline lint step and the compile lint tier.
  • No instruction-count A/B: nothing on a hot path changed.

What remains for lane L

  1. http / https / http2. perry-ext-http still has a tokio manifest edge. Its servers (perry-ext-http: node:http/https/http2 servers on turnloop only; drop hyper + hyper-util (tokio lane A2) #11144) and client (perry-ext-http: node:http/https client on turnloop only; drop reqwest + tokio-rustls (tokio lane C) #11205) already run on turnloop. When lane D drops that edge, remove the three entries from binding_bundles_tokio and move external-http-server-pump / external-http-client-pump to async-bridge. Lane D had not landed when this was cut.
  2. pg / mysql2 / mongodb decline paths (group B). They call Handle::current() inside perry_ffi_spawn_blocking; the driver still selects async-runtime for them by module name.
  3. Bundled net/mod.rs and ws.rs. They are still on tokio sockets, but reached only with PERRY_DISABLE_WELL_KNOWN or through full. tls/turnloop_server.rs is the worked example for porting them.
  4. Then tokio_bridge.rs, tls_stream.rs, the async-runtime shims in perry_ffi_async.rs and dep:tokio delete, and the CLI's shared-tokio guard (shared_tokio.rs, binding_bundles_tokio) goes with them.

Pre-existing defects seen on the way, not fixed here:

  • the ws echo probe hangs on both arms;
  • getSession() on a server-side TLSSocket returns undefined.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes
    • TLS server bind failures are now reported before listen() returns, and listener keep-alive is released immediately after a failed bind.
    • TLS socket writes, shutdowns, and destruction are handled through the active connection. Existing event ordering and handshake error messages are preserved.
  • Build Improvements
    • Auto-optimized builds no longer include Tokio for several networking features that do not require it, which can reduce build output size.

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The TLS server now uses turnloop handles and sans-I/O TLS sessions instead of Tokio tasks. Feature and auto-optimization rules select async-runtime for wrappers that bundle Tokio, while related async features select async-bridge.

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TLS transport and runtime selection

Layer / File(s) Summary
Separate bridge and Tokio selection
crates/perry-stdlib/Cargo.toml, crates/perry-stdlib/src/lib.rs, crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls_stream.rs, crates/perry/src/commands/compile/optimized_libs*, crates/perry/src/commands/compile/shared_tokio.rs, scripts/tokio_inventory.json, changelog.d/11277-stdlib-tls-server-turnloop.md
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crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls.rs, crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls/turnloop_server.rs, scripts/gc_runtime_root_holders.json
TLS server state and listener setup use turnloop handles. The turnloop server registers loop operations, binds and closes listeners, and sets up accepted connections. The root-holder inventory records the acceptor configuration.
Handle TLS connections and socket events
crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls.rs, crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls/turnloop_server.rs, crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls/dispatch.rs, crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls/liveness.rs, crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls/socket_api.rs, crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls/*tests.rs
The turnloop server advances TLS sessions and handles socket data, writes, shutdown, and completion events. Socket dispatch and liveness checks use live_transport. Tests cover handshake outcomes, data exchange, close events, and synchronous bind failure.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Refactor

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant TLSSocketAPI
  participant turnloop_server
  participant turnloop
  participant CompletionSink
  participant TlsSession
  participant TLSEventQueue
  TLSSocketAPI->>turnloop_server: submit write, end, or destroy
  turnloop->>CompletionSink: deliver data, EOF, or shutdown completion
  CompletionSink->>turnloop_server: route connection completion
  turnloop_server->>TlsSession: advance TLS session
  turnloop_server->>TLSEventQueue: emit TLS and socket events
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A narrow listen/close race can leave a TLS listener accepting connections after close() returns. Address or explicitly accept this shutdown risk before merging.

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Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 46418

The new TLS listener path can report that it is listening before accepting connections has started. If starting acceptance fails, the port may remain occupied without serving clients. Normal connection handling has safeguards, but this startup failure path needs attention.

Retained concerns

  • Medium · reliability · observed: A bound TLS listener is marked open and advertised as listening before accept submission succeeds. If submission fails, the new path reports an error but does not close the listener or clear its acceptor and open state, potentially leaving the TLS endpoint unavailable while its port remains occupied.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — An accept-start failure after a successful bind could deny service to clients of that TLS listener while retaining its bound port. No evidence establishes a cross-tenant effect or an attacker-controlled way to trigger the submission failure.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — Accepted connections are represented by TLS sessions driven by transport completions. The compiler's changed Tokio classification does not itself add an import binding or bypass the remaining archive-ID compatibility check.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — Close and socket commands depend on successful dispatch to the loop owner. Whether rejected posting can occur while established transport handles still exist, and whether shutdown independently closes those handles, remains unresolved.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Make successful accept submission a precondition for advertising the listener as ready; on submission failure, close the bound handle and reconcile the listener and acceptor state.
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- Around line 241-245: In the bind completion flow, re-check `server.closing`
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if let Some(server) = servers().lock().unwrap().get_mut(&server_id) {
server.bound_port = local.port();
server.bound_host = local.ip().to_string();
server.listener_open = true;
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Close the listener when close() ran during the posted bind.

The closing check at lines 212-219 and the listener_open = true store at line 244 use two separate locks. In posted mode (on_loop from a non-owner thread), js_tls_server_close can run between them. In that case, close sees listener_open == false and does not call close_listener. The loop thread then binds, stores the acceptor, pushes 'listening' after the server already began closing, and starts accepting. on_accept rejects each connection because closing is set. The listener handle and the port stay bound for the process lifetime.

Re-check closing under the same lock that sets listener_open. If the server is closing, close the listener and return.

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-        if let Some(server) = servers().lock().unwrap().get_mut(&server_id) {
-            server.bound_port = local.port();
-            server.bound_host = local.ip().to_string();
-            server.listener_open = true;
-        }
+        {
+            let mut all = servers().lock().unwrap();
+            match all.get_mut(&server_id) {
+                Some(server) if !server.closing => {
+                    server.bound_port = local.port();
+                    server.bound_host = local.ip().to_string();
+                    server.listener_open = true;
+                }
+                _ => {
+                    drop(all);
+                    let _ = tl::close(tl_id(server_id));
+                    return;
+                }
+            }
+        }
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if let Some(server) = servers().lock().unwrap().get_mut(&server_id) {
server.bound_port = local.port();
server.bound_host = local.ip().to_string();
server.listener_open = true;
}
{
let mut all = servers().lock().unwrap();
match all.get_mut(&server_id) {
Some(server) if !server.closing => {
server.bound_port = local.port();
server.bound_host = local.ip().to_string();
server.listener_open = true;
}
_ => {
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let _ = tl::close(tl_id(server_id));
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In `@crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls/turnloop_server.rs` around lines 241 - 245, In
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Merge queue: this now conflicts with main; please rebase onto current main and push. Its cargo-test failure (parcel_watcher_tests::explicit_and_wildcard_compile_packages_preserve_watcher_facades) was main's own break, fixed by #11279, so a fresh run on current main clears it. If there's no reply, the merge queue will rebase it itself.

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Ready for the merge train. The head is 8691e3598, rebased on main 32544274c, which is after the ioredis removal and lane K.

At the tested commit, with auto-optimize on:

  • fetch, net, tls+net, tls-only and ws programs link 0 tokio codegen units and have 0 tokio-1. strings in the binary. On base they had 16 units each.
  • The 53-test net / tls / ws / fetch gap A/B gives identical per-test statuses on base and branch: 47 PASS each, and the same 6 non-PASS on both.
  • perry-stdlib tls tests pass 11/11, and the CLI optimized_libs / shared_tokio / stdlib_features tests pass 67/67.
  • -D warnings --all-targets is clean. The script lint tier passed 88 of 90 gates; the two failures are the known-red public baseline and cargo-xwin not being installed on the host.

The http follow-up (removing http, https and http2 from binding_bundles_tokio, and moving the two external-http-*-pump features to async-bridge) depends on #11265, so it is a separate PR stacked on #11265 and this one.

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Merge queue: rebased onto current main (no reply to the rebase request, and this one is important to land). The only conflict was scripts/tokio_inventory.json's prose for the async-runtime edge. I kept this PR's lane-L2 text, but updated its step (1) to main's fact that perry-ext-http already carries no tokio (#11144 / #11205 / lane D), so only the driver-side flip remains. Counts were re-measured with tokio_inventory.py --update: 4 edges across 3 crates, 6 lock packages. Local on the rebased head: fmt, the full lint script tier (only the grandfathered step fails), the lockfile, RUSTFLAGS=-D warnings on the workspace --all-targets, and the perry-stdlib tls tests all pass. Its earlier cargo-test red was main's watcher break, fixed by #11279.

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