stdlib: node:tls server on turnloop; fetch / net / tls / ws programs link no tokio (tokio lane L part 2) - #11277
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe TLS server now uses turnloop handles and sans-I/O TLS sessions instead of Tokio tasks. Feature and auto-optimization rules now select ChangesTLS transport and runtime selection
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
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The TLS server now runs on turnloop, and programs that use only fetch, net, tls, or ws no longer link Tokio. One narrow issue remains: if a server is closed while a listen call posted from another thread is still binding, the port can stay bound until the process exits. This is safe to merge with a small follow-up fix. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The TLS handshake remains a gate before a connection reaches application code, but the new transport can report that a server has closed before its last connection has finished shutting down. The runtime-selection changes also affect a broad set of network programs. No authentication bypass was established. Retained concerns
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In `@crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls/turnloop_server.rs`:
- Around line 241-245: In the bind completion flow, re-check `server.closing`
while holding the same `servers()` lock used to set `listener_open`. If the
server is closing or no longer exists, close the newly bound listener and return
before emitting `listening` or starting accepts; otherwise update the bound
address and set `listener_open`.
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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; | |
| } | |
| _ => { | |
| drop(all); | |
| let _ = tl::close(tl_id(server_id)); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
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In `@crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls/turnloop_server.rs` around lines 241 - 245, In
the bind completion flow, re-check `server.closing` while holding the same
`servers()` lock used to set `listener_open`. If the server is closing or no
longer exists, close the newly bound listener and return before emitting
`listening` or starting accepts; otherwise update the bound address and set
`listener_open`.
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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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Part of the turnloop P8 tokio removal, lane L part 2 (
scripts/tokio_inventory.jsongroup 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,tlsandwslinks no tokio. Before it, every such program carried tokio's current-thread runtime.1. The
node:tlsserver runs on turnloopcrates/perry-stdlib/src/tls/turnloop_server.rs(new) replaces the last tokio sockets that the net and tls programs reached.listen(),select!ing on a shutdownoneshottcp_listenplus one multishotaccept_start;close()closes the listenertokio::spawnper connection runningTlsStream::acceptperry_tls_session::TlsSessionper accepted handle, fed from its multishot readrun_tls_socket_task,select!ing on a read and a per-socketmpscwrite/end/destroysubmit where the JS call happenstokio::time::sleepbefore'close'timer_armdeadlineDetails:
1 << 50+ handle, deadlines at+ 1 << 48), because the JS-visible TLS handle ids overlap other bindings' id spaces.perry_ffi::agent_post. That is the P1 rule perry-ext-net'sturnloop_io::on_loopfollows."tls handshake: <rustls message>","tls handshake eof", and rustls's unexpected-EOF text for TCP EOF withoutclose_notify.listen()returns. The liveness test asserts the new order.block_onhelper 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-pumpandexternal-ws-pumpnow implyasync-bridgeinstead ofasync-runtime.external-net-tlsfollows throughtls-runtime.tls_stream.rs(the tokio-socket TLS adapter) is compiled only for bundlednet's TLS client andwss://, undertls/bundled-ws.The
containerline is untouched; that is lane K's.3. CLI feature selection
The auto-optimize driver used to select
async-runtimefor 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 newbinding_bundles_tokiopredicate: http, https, http2 and mongodb.shared_tokio_lib_stems) and the no-auto warning key on the new predicate too.async-runtimefor thebundled-ws/bundled-net/http-clientwrappers is gone. Those wrappers now getasync-bridge.only_tokio_bundling_wrappers_select_async_runtimeandevery_tokio_bundling_wrapper_is_co_built.shared_tokio_stems_cover_the_wrappers_that_own_socketsis 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-staticwithCARGO_PROFILE_RELEASE_CODEGEN_UNITS=16.32544274c(origin/main at branch point).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.async-bridgeasync-bridgeasync-bridge,web-fetchasync-bridge,web-fetch…,async-runtime,external-net-pump,external-net-tls,external-tls-serverasync-runtimetls.connect(+net import)test_issue_3199copy)…,async-runtime,external-ws-pumpasync-bridge,external-ws-pump…,async-runtime,external-http-*-pump,…Finding: a
tls-only import already routes to perry-ext-net, and so toexternal-net-tls, on main. It does not reach bundlednet/mod.rs. Bundlednet/mod.rsandws.rsare now reached only with the well-known flip disabled or throughfull.The tls-only probe fails on both arms with
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'length')atsocket.getSession(). On a server-side socket,js_tls_socket_get_sessiononly reads client metadata, so it returnsundefined. This is pre-existing and unchanged by this PR; the gap harness shows the same test asPARITY_FAILon 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-scriptswas 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/fetchtest_issue_*,test_parity_tls,test_tls_connect,test_net_*,test_ws_*), at base32544274cvs branch41f7fd2db.test_issue_3199_3200_tls_server_tlssocket(thegetSession()defect above),test_issue_4971_tls_connect_options(client1Closedis true where Node says false),test_issue_617_inline_await_fetch_with_auth(Node itself throwsReferenceError),test_ws_static_constants_6117PARITY_FAIL;test_node_http_ws_upgradeNODE_FAIL;test_tls_connectSKIPPEDPer-test statuses are identical. An earlier 77-test run at the previous rebase point (
8708312d0vs57c6384b3) also covered timers / readline / worker tests.test_gap_6287_timer_batch_orderandtest_gap_turnloop_p9_worker_agent_neteach failed once on the branch there and passed on re-run, so I measured them against base:t0/t1010 times in 20 runs on base, while the branch binary was clean in 20/20;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.tls::turnloop_server_tests, each against a real blocking rustls client on a thread: handshake plus data both ways withclose_notifyending inendthenclose; a rejected certificate giving'tlsClientError'with no connection; and TCP EOF mid-handshake giving"tls handshake: tls handshake eof".tls::liveness_testsalso passes.turnloop_server::writedrop 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-featureschecks ofasync-bridge,web-fetch, the net set,async-bridge,external-ws-pump,tls-runtime,tlsandbundled-wsall compile.-D warningsthey fail on unused items incommon/{mod,dispatch,net_method_values,net_socket_bridge}.rs. None of those are touched here.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 tokiofinds no tokio for the first four sets.cargo fmt --check,check_file_size.sh,gc_runtime_root_holders.pyall pass. One verdict was added:ACCEPTORSisnot_a_gc_pointer, because it holds anArc<ServerConfig>, the cert resolver and a bool.tokio_inventory.py --updateplus self-test: 5 edges, unchanged.source_sites.perry-stdlibis 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-xwinis not installed on perrymaster.Not run
cargo xwin checkfor Windows. The new module uses onlystd::netand turnloop, nocfg(windows)code, but it has not been type-checked for Windows.What remains for lane L
binding_bundles_tokioand moveexternal-http-server-pump/external-http-client-pumptoasync-bridge. Lane D had not landed when this was cut.Handle::current()insideperry_ffi_spawn_blocking; the driver still selectsasync-runtimefor them by module name.net/mod.rsandws.rs. They are still on tokio sockets, but reached only withPERRY_DISABLE_WELL_KNOWNor throughfull.tls/turnloop_server.rsis the worked example for porting them.tokio_bridge.rs,tls_stream.rs, theasync-runtimeshims inperry_ffi_async.rsanddep:tokiodelete, 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:
getSession()on a server-side TLSSocket returnsundefined.Summary by CodeRabbit
listen()returns, and listener keep-alive is released immediately after a failed bind.