fix(ws): server + client echo round-trip no longer hangs - #11323
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughHTTP connections now track listener closure and prevent post-close upgrades or connection reuse. WebSocket event replay accounts for events being dispatched. Link teardown uses the transport retained by each link. Tests cover listener closure, event replay, transport teardown, and echo round trips. ChangesWebSocket round-trip handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Resolve the duplicate WebSocket event delivery and post-close request path before merging. The shutdown test also needs to establish that it exercises an accepted connection. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The changes appear to improve shutdown and socket cleanup without expanding who can reach the server. Some overlapping shutdown paths remain insufficiently established, so the assessment is not risk-free. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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In `@crates/perry-ext-ws/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 1049-1050: Update js_ws_process_pending to track Listening and
Open events in the batch currently being processed, not only events still in the
pending queue. Use that state in the event_is_queued checks so a listener
registered during its event’s callback is replayed only if that event has
already passed it, avoiding duplicate delivery to the original listener.
- Line 1790: Replace the invalid 0x1000 callback in the Listening-event test
with a valid no-op callback, and acquire GC_TEST_LOCK in
has_pending_returns_zero_with_no_state so it cannot drain the shared event queue
concurrently.
In `@crates/perry-http-server/src/conn.rs`:
- Line 106: Update close_listener to mark non-upgraded connections for closure,
then have complete_response enforce that state instead of reusing a stored
keep-alive decision; preserve callbacks for connections that have already
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test-files/test_gap_turnloop_ws_echo_roundtrip.ts (1)
108-110: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep the accepted socket in flight before closing
wss.
net.Socket'connect'confirms only the TCP handshake. It does not prove thatperry-http-server::on_acceptregistered the socket. An accepted but idle socket is closed bywss.close()before the later upgrade request reaches the!c.listener_closedguard. The101andconnectionassertions can therefore pass without exercising that guard.Add an observable server-side acceptance condition and keep the socket non-idle before calling
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In `@crates/perry-http-server/src/conn.rs`:
- Around line 125-151: Update the idle check in listener_closed to depend only
on whether active and building are absent; do not require input to be empty, so
parser-incomplete connections close when the listener shuts down.
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In `@test-files/test_gap_turnloop_ws_echo_roundtrip.ts`:
- Around line 108-110: Update the sock.on('connect') flow in the round-trip test
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| /// The listener closed: stop taking new work on its connections. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Node's contract for `server.close()` is that in-flight exchanges finish and | ||
| /// idle connections close. An upgraded connection belongs to its host now and | ||
| /// is left alone — ending it here would cut a WebSocket off mid-handshake, | ||
| /// which is the #11309 hang from the other side. Every other connection is | ||
| /// marked, and closed now if it has nothing in flight; a busy one closes once | ||
| /// its response completes. Without this, a keep-alive connection could carry a | ||
| /// fresh request, or a fresh WebSocket upgrade, to the host after it closed. | ||
| pub(crate) fn listener_closed(listener_id: i64) { | ||
| let idle: Vec<i64> = conns() | ||
| .lock() | ||
| .unwrap_or_else(|e| e.into_inner()) | ||
| .values_mut() | ||
| .filter(|c| c.listener_id == listener_id && !c.upgraded) | ||
| .filter_map(|c| { | ||
| c.listener_closed = true; | ||
| let idle = c.active.is_none() && c.building.is_none() && c.input.is_empty(); | ||
| (idle && !c.closing).then_some(c.id) | ||
| }) | ||
| .collect(); | ||
| // Outside the lock: `finish_and_close` takes it again. | ||
| for id in idle { | ||
| finish_and_close(id); | ||
| } | ||
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Close parser-incomplete connections when the listener closes.
When on_data receives only a request prefix, it cancels the idle timer and leaves the bytes in input without creating active or building. listener_closed then marks the connection but rejects it as idle because input is non-empty. No response completion re-arms the timer, so the socket can remain open until the peer sends more data or EOF.
Remove the input.is_empty() condition from the idle check.
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In `@crates/perry-http-server/src/conn.rs` around lines 125 - 151, Update the idle
check in listener_closed to depend only on whether active and building are
absent; do not require input to be empty, so parser-incomplete connections close
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Three defects behind a standalone WebSocketServer({ port }) plus a ws
client in one program never exiting:
- perry-http-server: a connection resolved its Host through the listener
map, so close_listener() dropped every later completion on in-flight
connections. A ws.close() racing wss.close() never delivered its close
frame and neither side finished the closing handshake. Each Conn now
holds its own Arc<dyn Host>; a closed listener still refuses keep-alive.
- perry-ext-ws: 'listening' / 'open' were replayed on registration even
while the original event was still queued, so every listener fired
twice (and a client opened from 'listening' was opened twice).
- perry-ext-ws turnloop_link: deliver()/terminate() forgot the link and
then looked up its transport, falling back to perry-ext-http's default
(absent without an http import), so the socket was never shut down.
Adds test_gap_turnloop_ws_echo_roundtrip.ts plus unit tests for the
transport and replay fixes.
…n event Review follow-ups on the #11309 fix: - perry-http-server: closing a listener now marks its non-upgraded connections. An idle one closes at once; a busy one answers its current request, then closes, even when the response set `Connection: keep-alive`. Neither can be upgraded afterwards. Upgraded connections keep running. Keeping the host on the connection otherwise let a socket accepted before `wss.close()` carry a fresh request, or open a fresh WebSocket, after it. - perry-ext-ws: the pending-event drain pops one event at a time and marks the `'listening'` / `'open'` it is delivering, so a listener registered from inside that event's callback, or while the event is still in the batch, gets no replay. - Tests use real closures instead of a placeholder pointer, and `has_pending_returns_zero_with_no_state` takes the shared test lock before draining the queue. - The gap test gains an upgrade-after-close round-trip.
…ss its event-name allocation lib.rs had grown past the 2000-line cap. Its #[cfg(test)] mod tests block moves verbatim (dedented, rustfmt-reflowed) into src/tests.rs. The 'listening' replay tests allocated the event-name string and then a listener closure, passing the string's raw pointer to js_ws_on after the closure allocation could have moved it (flagged by unrooted_local_shape). A small on_listening helper now allocates the string last, holding the closure in a TransientRootScope across that allocation.
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Prevent the late replay from calling existing listeners again.
After count_second registers, js_ws_on queues another Listening event. The dispatcher calls all listening listeners, so FIRST_CALLS becomes 2 while this test passes. Target the replay to the new listener, and assert that FIRST_CALLS remains 1 after the second drain. Check the same replay behavior for client open listeners. This is separate from registration during an active dispatch. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Merge queue: merged. CI was green apart from the grandfathered baseline step. I stacked it with #11333 on current main in a clean target dir: lint, the -D warnings workspace check, the perry suite (1203/0) and the perry-ext-ws tests all passed. One perry-runtime lib run crashed with SIGSEGV. I then re-ran that suite 6 times on the same stack and all 6 passed, so the crash is intermittent, and this PR doesn't touch perry-runtime. |
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A program with a standalone
new WebSocketServer({ port })and awsclient (send one message, echo it, close) ran to completion under Node but never exited under Perry. Three defects caused it: two can each hang the process, and the third leaked a socket per closed WebSocket. This PR fixes all three.Changes
crates/perry-http-server/src/conn.rs: closing the listener no longer cuts off connections it already accepted. A connection looked up itsHostthrough the listener map, andclose_listenerremoves the listener. So afterwss.close(), every data, EOF, close and error completion on an in-flight connection was dropped. Aws.close()issued in the same tick aswss.close()never delivered its close frame, neither side finished the closing handshake, and both connections stayed open. EachConnnow holds theArc<dyn Host>it was accepted for. A closed listener still refuses keep-alive, as before. This matchesclose_listener's documented contract ("in-flight connections finish").crates/perry-ext-ws/src/lib.rs:'listening'and'open'no longer fire twice. The standalone server binds synchronously and queuesListeningin its constructor.js_ws_on('listening')then sawis_listeningand queued a replay on top of it. A client opened from'listening'was therefore opened twice, and in the server-initiated-close shape the second client was still handshaking whenwss.close()ran, which also hung. The replay for'listening'and for'open'now happens only when the original event has already been drained.crates/perry-ext-ws/src/turnloop_link.rs: a finished link now ends the socket through its own transport.deliver()andterminate()forgot the link and then looked up its transport. That fell back to the process default, which onlyperry-ext-httpregisters. Without anhttpimport the socket was never shut down; with one, the shutdown went through perry-ext-http's transport with a ws connection id. The transport is now taken out of the removed link.test-files/test_gap_turnloop_ws_echo_roundtrip.ts: covers the same-tickws.close()+wss.close()shape and the server-initiated close opened from'listening'.changelog.d/11309-ws-echo-roundtrip-hang.mdRelated issue
Fixes #11309
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d65528b5vs this branch. Both arms were compiled withperry compile --no-cacheand a clearednode_modules/.cache/perry. Without those, a cached binary is served even after the ext crate's source changes.node --experimental-strip-typesbyte for byte.awaiteach step,wss.close()last) passes on both arms.Unit tests, each checked to fail with its fix reverted:
turnloop_link::tests::a_completed_close_finishes_through_the_links_own_transportturnloop_link::tests::terminate_destroys_through_the_links_own_transporttests::listening_is_replayed_only_once_the_queued_event_has_drainedRUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo test -p perry-ext-ws --lib: 48/48 pass.cargo test -p perry-http-server: 17/17 pass.RUSTFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo check -p perry-ext-ws -p perry-http-server --all-targets: clean.cargo fmt --check,check_file_size.sh,gc_runtime_root_holders.pyandaddr_class_inventory.py: clean.Gap harness (
PERRY_SKIP_BUILD=1 ./run_parity_tests.sh --filter <name>, local Node 22.22.2, not the pinned 26.5.1):test_gap_turnloop_ws_{echo_roundtrip,attached,client,frames,server},test_gap_turnloop_http_server,test_ws_wss_tls_6117.test_ws_static_constants_6117andtest_node_http_ws_upgrade: Node itself fails; stdlib: node:tls server on turnloop; fetch / net / tls / ws programs link no tokio (tokio lane L part 2) #11277 reports both failing on main.test_http_server_unref_5011: Node 22 fails onrequirein ESM.test_fastify_in_process: onknown_failures.json(parity: 2026-08-17 dark-debt audit — 93 parity + 27 compile failures unlisted after six dark weeks (90.7% aggregate) #8271). It runs real fastify on perry-ext-http, which does not use perry-http-server.Not run: the full gap sweep, or anything against Node 26.5.1.
cargo build --releasecleancargo test --workspace ...passes (only the two changed crates were run)Added or updated a test under
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A client echo hellotwice (the doubled'listening'opened a second client), then hangs (rc 124).Branch: matches Node:
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listeningandopenevent delivery: listeners added during an event callback do not receive a duplicate replay. Listeners added after dispatch receive a replay, while events still waiting in the current drain batch are delivered normally.WebSocketServerwss.once(...)behavior remains unresolved.