[JSC] Async code continues with its script execution owner as well as its async context - #692
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…cution owner that made the registry DeferredWorkTimer::addPendingWork asks the global object who the current script execution owner is and puts that on the ticket; the owner's status then decides whether the work runs. A FinalizationRegistry asks for its cleanup work from the collector, so "current" was whoever happened to be running when a collection found something to clean up, which has nothing to do with the registry. The registry now notes the current owner when it is made (it already called the hook there, for its side effect, and dropped the result) and hands it to a new addPendingWork overload that takes the owner. An embedder with more than one owner per global object can stop the cleanup callbacks of an owner it has stopped through scriptExecutionStatus, as it can for the owner's other work.
… its async context JSGlobalObject::m_asyncContextData has two fields. Field 0 is the embedder's async context, which every then / await / microtask captures when it is scheduled and restores while it runs. Field 1 was unused. It now holds the script execution owner the running script belongs to, for an embedder that has more than one per global object (undefined: the global object's own), and is captured and restored together with field 0, so native code reads who is running with one load instead of deriving it from the async context. What is captured stays one value, because one slot is what promise reactions and microtasks have for it, and nothing about them changes: while there is no owner it is field 0's value as before, otherwise an InternalFieldTuple [async context, owner]. AsyncContextSwapScope::current() makes it (the global object remembers the last one weakly, so a run of captures of the same two values allocates once), the scope installs and restores both fields, and asyncContextOf() / scriptExecutionOwnerOf() / captured() take one apart or build one. A job that captured nothing runs with no owner, like it runs with no async context. The inline promise reaction fast path in DFG and FTL, which is for when there is nothing to capture, also checks field 1. $vm.asyncContextScriptExecutionOwner() / setAsyncContextScriptExecutionOwner() and JSTests/stress/bun-async-context-script-execution-owner.js cover then, await, thenables, async generators, combinators, throwing handlers and the optimizing tiers.
…of its own A module loader can have a module scope of its own (a lexical environment between its modules and the global scope), and its modules' code is compiled for it: names in that scope resolve as closure variables, the unlinked code is private to the ModuleProgramExecutable (the baseline code cached on unlinked code assumes one resolution and, for the closure one, does not check), and records whose loaders' scopes have the same symbol tables share the executable. An embedder that runs classic scripts next to those modules (CommonJS wrappers) had no way to do the same for them: JSC::evaluate() runs a program in the global scope, and moving the functions it made onto another scope afterwards puts code whose cached baseline code resolved globals under a scope where the same names are closure variables, or the other way round. JSC::evaluateInScope(globalObject, source, scope, thisValue, exception) runs a program with `scope` as its scope chain, so the functions it makes close over it. ProgramExecutable::getOrCreateForScope() notes the scope's symbol tables on the executable; CodeCache gives such an executable unlinked code of its own, as it does for modules; and programs of the same URL and source text in scopes with the same symbol tables share the executable (a weak map on the global object, keyed like the module one), which keeps its unlinked code between runs while the linked code of each run is released. Top-level declarations are the global object's, as for any program. There is no JSONP fast path and no precompiled block for a scoped program. $vm.evaluateInModuleLoaderScope() and JSTests/stress/program-in-module-loader-scope.js.
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In `@Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/JSFinalizationRegistry.cpp`:
- Line 63: Update JSFinalizationRegistry initialization around
internalField(Field::ScriptExecutionOwner) so the script execution owner is
stored weakly rather than through the GC-traced strong internal field, while
preserving lifetime handling required for DeferredWorkTimer cancellation and
owner-specific cleanup.
In `@Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ProgramExecutable.cpp`:
- Around line 63-64: Update the scope traversal in getOrCreateForScope to
validate each link with jsDynamicCast<JSLexicalEnvironment*> before accessing
symbolTable(), and assert that the cast succeeds. Preserve the existing stop
condition at the current realm’s globalLexicalEnvironment while preventing
invalid scope types or chains that reach null from being dereferenced.
- Around line 93-95: Protect the m_scopeSymbolTables replacement in the
executable creation flow with executable->cellLock(), including initialization
and barrier updates. In visitChildrenImpl, acquire the same cell lock around the
entire begin/end traversal of thisObject->m_scopeSymbolTables, matching the
existing locked m_templateObjectMap traversal pattern.
- Around line 146-148: Update the precompiled-block condition near the
resolvesInGlobalScope assertion to require resolvesInGlobalScope() alongside
precompiled and the matching codeGenerationMode before assigning
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked tier parity for the new field-1 check: only the DFG (compilePerformPromiseThenOneHandler) and FTL lowering have an inline reaction fast path, and every other tier and the C++ paths (JSPromise.cpp, JSMicrotask.cpp, AsyncFromSyncIteratorPrototype.cpp, VM.cpp) already go through AsyncContextSwapScope::current(), so no LLInt/baseline change is needed.
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Findings are posted inline, so this body only records what else was examined. The Source/JavaScriptCore/CLAUDE.md warning about four-tier parity applied to the new field-1 check in the promise reaction fast path; a grep of llint/, jit/, dfg/ and bytecode/ for the async-context data shows only DFGSpeculativeJIT.cpp touches it, and every C++ capture site (JSPromise.cpp lines 389, 476, 762, 790, 1084; JSMicrotask.cpp; AsyncFromSyncIteratorPrototype.cpp; VM.cpp) calls AsyncContextSwapScope::current(), which now returns the tuple when field 1 is set. The CodeCache change also correctly extends the private-unlinked-code rule to ProgramExecutable via resolvesInGlobalScope(), mirroring the existing ModuleProgramExecutable pattern. The change is large and design-heavy (new public evaluateInScope API, scoped executables, ownership of FinalizationRegistry cleanup) with several confirmed correctness findings, so it is not approvable.
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Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ProgramExecutable.cpp— Embedders running a scoped program whose top-level declaration names a binding of that scope get a corrupted global object, a clobbered loader binding, or a permanently uninitialized global; evaluate() produces none of these. ProgramExecutable.cpp:179-256 checks new declarations against the global lexical environment and the global object only, never against m_scopeSymbolTables, so a colliding name links as ClosureVar into the scope (JSScope.cpp:86). Fix: when !resolvesInGlobalScope(), reject every var/let/const/class/function declaration whose name any table in m_scopeSymbolTables contains with a SyntaxError before any binding is created, as the duplicate-global checks do. [also at: Source/JavaScriptCore/interpreter/Interpreter.cpp:1320 - If an embedder evaluates a script with top-level declarations in a loader scope, a same-named scope binding is silently overwritten instead of the global being set. initializeGlobalProperties (ProgramExecutable.cpp:282-305) creates the program's var/function/let bindings on the global object, but…; Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ProgramExecutable.cpp:323 - Embedders that evaluate a program in a scope get a permanently broken global when a top-level let/const/class or…]Extended reasoning...
Program-level declarations are not pushed on the generator's scope stack; every access is an op_resolve_scope/op_put_to_scope linked later by JSScope::abstractResolve from the program's scope (BytecodeGenerator.cpp:427-430). With a scope over the global lexical environment, a lexical environment holding the name wins at JSScope.cpp:64-88 and returns ClosureVar whatever the initialization mode. Worst case: BytecodeGenerator.cpp:246-269 resolves the scope for the FIRST top-level function once and reuses that register for every later function, relying on the comment's invariant that all resolve to the global object. Program
function g(){} function who(){}in a scope binding…Verification: normal — triggered whenever an embedder calls the new JSC::evaluateInScope() with source whose top-level var/let/const/class/function declaration has the same name as a binding of the scope's lexical environment (e.g. a script with
var who = ...run in a loader scope holdingwho). Overlaps in root cause with the [pending] entry at ProgramExecutable.cpp:323, but this candidate states the…
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…or, check the scope chain, flatten the global scope - ProgramExecutable takes its scope's symbol tables in the constructor, so they are in place before the cell can be visited, instead of replacing the vector after finishCreation(). - getOrCreateForScope() requires each link of the scope chain to be a lexical environment, as JSModuleLoader::finishCreation does for a module scope. - executeProgramInScope() flattens the global scope when it is an uncacheable dictionary, as executeProgram() does. - AsyncContextSwapScope::captured() treats an empty async context as none, as wrap() and the scope do. - program-in-module-loader-scope.js does not run in the bytecode cache modes: what it evaluates is a string, which has no cache, and forceDiskCache requires a hit. bun-async-context-script-execution-owner.js takes its iteration counts from testLoopCount.
A program that runs in a scope of its own went through a copy of executeProgram's tail. The scope is one optional argument of executeProgram instead: it picks the executable (getOrCreateForScope returns a plain one for the global scope), the callee whose scope the program starts from, whether the JSONP fast path applies, and what the run-once release keeps. evaluateInScope() and the evaluate() overloads share one body the same way.
… the registry's owner - GlobalExecutable::symbolTablesOfScope() / areSameSymbolTables(): the walk from a scope to the global lexical environment and the comparison of an executable's symbol tables, which ModuleProgramExecutable (through JSModuleRecord::getOrMakeExecutable) and ProgramExecutable each had. The two executable maps on the global object have one key type. - JSFinalizationRegistry::finishCreation stores the owner with a write barrier: the hook that returns it may allocate. - executeProgram flattens the global scope, whatever scope the program runs in. - program-in-module-loader-scope.js runs in the tiers defaultRun has, listed one by one, without the bytecode cache mode.
- Deferred work runs as its owner whoever's script the tick is nested under: the realm's own context is entered for work that is not a graph's, instead of leaving whatever graph is current. - process.nextTick writes the graph next to the frame only when it differs from the one that is current; the node:http client's listeners are called through one rest array, as before, not two. - AsyncContextFrame::call's single-use macro is inlined; Bun__JSValue__call checks for an exception right after the call (the scope restores the context on return); a dead include goes. - Comments in VirtualMachine.rs and the type of $asyncContext say what the second field is. - Tests: a FinalizationRegistry made in a node:vm context belongs to the graph whose script made it; graphs whose globals have the same names share a CommonJS file's compiled code. The Agent / perf_hooks observer test moves to the host integration group. - WebKit: the preview build of oven-sh/WebKit#692 at 768c1023.
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🟠 Major · Guard the scoped-program implementation with USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS). · ProgramExecutable.h:61-62
Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ProgramExecutable.h:61-62
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winGuard the scoped-program implementation with
USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS).The public entry point in
Interpreter.his guarded, butgetOrCreateForScope,m_scopeSymbolTables, and their implementation are not guarded. Guard this scoped-program surface and useProgramExecutable::create()in the non-BunInterpreter::executeProgrampath.As per coding guidelines: “Guard Bun-specific features with USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS).”
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In `@Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/JSGlobalObject.h`:
- Line 528: Guard the Bun-specific m_scopedProgramExecutables field and its
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In `@Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ProgramExecutable.h`:
- Around line 61-62: Guard the scoped-program API and state in
ProgramExecutable, including getOrCreateForScope, resolvesInGlobalScope,
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…ync context Takes out the other two changes that were here, to be proposed on their own: the script execution owner a FinalizationRegistry notes for its cleanup work, and programs evaluated in a scope over the global scope. What remains is JSGlobalObject::m_asyncContextData field 1, captured and restored together with the async context.
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I reviewed the narrowed PR (now only the script execution owner next to the async context) and didn't find any bugs; because it changes the DFG/FTL performPromiseThen fast paths and the shape of the value every reaction and microtask carries, a JSC reviewer's look would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- The two InternalFieldTuple shapes: wrap()'s [userContext, captured] is only unwrapped in PromiseReactionJob and the two-argument constructor, and the [asyncContext, owner] tuple that yields is taken apart in enter() — no path feeds one shape to the other's reader.
- The memoized tuple in currentAsyncContextWithScriptExecutionOwner: Weak::get() returns null once collected, both fields are compared by identity, and nothing writes a captured tuple after creation, so reusing it across captures is sound.
- Inline reactions: the C++ performPromiseThen treats a tuple as a non-undefined context (heap reaction), performPromiseThenWithInternalMicrotask carries it as the payload cell, and DFG/FTL are the only JIT readers of m_asyncContextData (no LLInt/baseline path) — both now check field 1.
- The test scales with testLoopCount and drains per round; it is a fork-only bun-* test like the existing bun-async-context-propagation.js, which is also not in BUN-TEST-DIFFERENCES.md.
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Overview
Since the last review the PR was narrowed (commit "Narrow this change to the script execution owner next to the async context"): the FinalizationRegistry owner and evaluate-in-scope parts are gone, and the diff against the base is now nine files, all under USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS): AsyncContextSwapScope.h (capture/enter/restore of field 1 alongside field 0, plus captured(), asyncContextOf(), scriptExecutionOwnerOf()), JSGlobalObject.{h,cpp} (the memoized [asyncContext, owner] tuple held in a Weak<InternalFieldTuple>), the DFG and FTL performPromiseThen one-handler fast paths (an extra field-1 undefined check), comment-only updates in Exception.h and JSModuleLoader.h, two $vm accessors, and a new stress test.
Security risks
None specific to this change: no input parsing, no privilege boundaries. The memory-safety questions are GC-related: the cached tuple is only reachable through Weak::get(), which yields null after collection, and the tuple is otherwise kept alive by the jobs that captured it (as a reaction field, microtask argument, or inline-reaction payload cell). Weak<> members on JSGlobalObject have precedent (m_executableForCachedFunctionExecutableForFunctionConstructor). current() can now allocate, including from VM::throwException, but the exception cell being tagged is held by the caller and the allocation only happens when an owner is set and the pair changed since the last capture.
Level of scrutiny
Moderate-to-high, and a human should look: the change alters the DFG and FTL inline-reaction fast paths (verified they are the only JIT readers of m_asyncContextData; the C++ performPromiseThen, performPromiseThenWithInternalMicrotask and resolveWithInternalMicrotaskForAsyncAwait all treat the captured value opaquely and a tuple counts as "has async context"), and it overloads InternalFieldTuple for a second shape. I traced both shapes: wrap()'s [userContext, captured] is only produced by performPromiseThenWithContext and only unwrapped in PromiseReactionJob / the two-argument constructor, whose result (the captured value, possibly the inner tuple) then goes to enter(). The remaining assumption is that an embedder's async context value is never itself an InternalFieldTuple; that is the same assumption the pre-existing wrap path already makes and the header documents. /Source/JavaScriptCore is covered by CODEOWNERS, which also rules out an approval here.
Other factors
The new test exercises then/await/thenables/async generators/combinators/throwing handlers and a tiering loop that now scales with testLoopCount and drains per round; the PR states it fails when the DFG field-1 check is removed. The fork-only bun-* test is not listed in BUN-TEST-DIFFERENCES.md, consistent with the existing bun-async-context-propagation.js. The bug hunt ran dry (dry_streak) with one candidate ruled out (an embedder passing an empty owner to captured(), an embedder-side contract). Prior inline findings from earlier runs were on files no longer in the diff; I have not restated or characterized them here.
…e async context Takes out the other two changes that were here, to be proposed on their own once their engine halves are: a graph's CommonJS modules evaluated in its overlay by the engine, and FinalizationRegistries that belong to the graph they were made in (with the built-in modules' realm-wide registries made as the host's). WebKit is the preview build of oven-sh/WebKit#692 at 5f513e6e, which is narrowed the same way.
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JSGlobalObject::m_asyncContextDatahas two fields. Field 0 is the embedder's async context, which everythen/await/ microtask captures when it is scheduled and restores while it runs. Field 1 was unused. It now holds the script execution owner the running script belongs to, for an embedder that has more than one per global object (undefined: the global object's own), and is captured and restored together with field 0.What is captured stays one value, because one slot is what promise reactions and microtasks have for it, and nothing about them changes. While there is no owner it is field 0's value, as before; otherwise it is an
InternalFieldTuple[async context, owner].AsyncContextSwapScope::current()makes it, the scope installs and restores both fields, andasyncContextOf()/scriptExecutionOwnerOf()/captured()take one apart or build one. A job that captured nothing runs with no owner, like it runs with no async context.Exception::asyncContext()andJSModuleLoader::asyncContext()are captured values in the same sense.Why
The embedder had to encode "whose script is this" inside its async context value and derive it again, by walking that value, every time native code asked. With its own field, native code reads it with one load, and the async context is only what
AsyncLocalStoragemakes of it. A microtask checkpoint that resets the async context with no script on the stack no longer has anything of the owner's to put back.Cost
Without an owner: one more load and compare in
current(), a type check of the captured value and a compare on entering and leaving a scope, and one more compare in the DFG / FTL inline promise reaction fast path (which is for when there is nothing to capture, so it checks field 1 too). With an owner: a capture allocates a tuple unless the last capture was of the same two values (the global object remembers it weakly, so it keeps no owner alive).Tests
JSTests/stress/bun-async-context-script-execution-owner.js: then, await, thenables, async generators, combinators, throwing handlers, and the optimizing tiers, with iteration counts fromtestLoopCount. It fails if the DFG check of field 1 is removed.$vm.asyncContextScriptExecutionOwner()/setAsyncContextScriptExecutionOwner()are the hooks it uses.History
This PR first carried two more changes (the script execution owner a
FinalizationRegistrynotes for its cleanup work, and programs evaluated in a scope over the global scope). The last commit takes them out; they are kept onclaude/scoped-programs-and-registry-ownerto be proposed on their own.