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R2 is a live service. In its bad periods it holds a request of 1 MiB or more for a minute or longer, or answers it with a Cloudflare 502 or 504 page or with InternalError. Each CI attempt of s3.test.ts then fails on one of the 24 cases that move that much data, 428 MiB per attempt, and the lane is red after 4 attempts. itLargeTransfer marks these cases. They run against the local server of test/packages/s3-server only, which already ran each of them. A new case uploads two parts (5 MiB + 4 bytes) to both services, so R2 still gets the requests of a multipart upload.
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Select large-transfer tests test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts |
Large upload tests and the multipart writer configuration matrix now use itLarge with specified timeouts. The selector runs these tests against the local s3-server. |
Verify multipart upload results test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts |
A new two-part upload test checks the returned byte count, object size and multipart ETag, plus the streamed body length and MD5. It unlinks the object in finally. |
Possibly related PRs
- oven-sh/bun#38364: Both changes cover reading multipart-uploaded S3 content as a stream.
- oven-sh/bun#46653: Both changes cover multipart uploads and reading S3-backed content as a stream.
- oven-sh/bun#46609: Both changes update S3 tests to reduce dependence on external S3 services.
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Status: ready for review. Test-only change. The change is green, and CI is red on a test that it does not touch. CI
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The cleanup of the case is registered before its first assertion. The ETag is compared with the value that the two parts give, not only with its suffix. The object is read back as a stream, so R2 still gets one read of more than 1 MiB. The comment on itLargeTransfer says that this case is the exception to its rule, and how large the exception is.
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The second commit addresses everything I raised on the first version, and I found no bugs in the updated diff. Since this deliberately removes live-R2 coverage for stream-, fetch-body- and flush()-driven multipart uploads and for any upload with more than two parts, a maintainer should still confirm that trade-off is acceptable.
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itLargeTransfergating: every converted case is a rename plus prettier re-indentation; bodies and existing timeouts are unchanged. - The new two-part case:
stat.etagis the raw quoted header and the local server emits"<md5(md5 parts)>-2", so the exact ETag assertion matches; the writer logic cuts 5 MiB + 4 bytes into exactly two parts; cleanup runs infinallybefore any assertion. - The exact-ETag assertion has not yet been exercised against live R2 in CI (build 131377 ran the first commit only), so the first CI run of this version is worth a glance.
Extended reasoning...
The PR touches only test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts, converting 14 large-payload cases to a skipIf helper that runs them on the local s3-server only and adding one un-gated two-part multipart case that still runs against R2. No runtime code changes and no security-sensitive surface is touched. The second commit addressed all four earlier inline comments, and I verified the new assertions against the S3 client source and the local server's ETag computation. Defer rather than approve because dropping live-provider coverage for several multipart entry points is a maintainer policy call, and the exact R2 ETag assertion has not yet been proven by a CI run of this version.
bun:test takes the limit before the callback as well. With the callback as the last argument the formatter keeps the call on one line, so the bodies of the 12 cases keep the indentation they have on main. The change against main is now 2 lines per case. The two parts of the new case are random bytes. With one repeated byte the ETag and the MD5 did not change when ranges of a part changed places. The comment on the helper now says that it is about this file.
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
LGTM. The points from my earlier passes are addressed in this version: the two-part case now arms its unlink before any assertion, asserts the exact multipart ETag, and keeps one 5 MiB upload and one 5 MiB stream read against R2; the helper comment names that case as the deliberate exception. I checked the (name, timeout, fn) argument order against the test runner's argument parsing and confirmed the writer splits the 5 MiB + 4 B writes into exactly two parts, so the exact ETag assertion is deterministic on both services.
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The change is confined to test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts: an itLarge = it.skipIf(credentials.service !== "s3-server") helper (the expression the writer() matrix already used) gates every >= 1 MiB case to the local server, per-test timeouts move to the second argument, and one new two-part multipart case runs against both services. It touches no runtime code and no security-sensitive surface. The timeout argument order is honored by src/runtime/test_runner/ScopeFunctions.rs, the part split in src/runtime/webcore/s3/multipart.rs produces exactly [5 MiB, 4 B], and the local server's ETag formula matches the test's expectation, so the new assertions can fail only on a real regression. All four prior inline threads from this bot are addressed in the code, no CODEOWNERS entry covers the file, the third-party threads were resolved by a non-author, and the hunt ran dry with only a comment-length nit remaining.
The comment keeps what the mark is for and the failure that it is for. The counts of one CI run are gone. The two-part case says at its own place why it has no mark.
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I reviewed the latest push and found no bugs; the points raised on earlier versions (cleanup armed before assertions, exact multipart ETag, shortened itLarge comment) are addressed in the current code. Since this deliberately drops every >=1 MiB transfer against the live R2 bucket from CI, a maintainer should still weigh that coverage trade-off (the PR notes an opt-in live run was left for a maintainer to decide).
What was reviewed:
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(name, timeout, fn)argument order onit.skipIf(...): accepted by both theTesttype overloads and the runtime argument parser in src/runtime/test_runner/ScopeFunctions.rs, so each case keeps its original limit. - Every
ittoitLargeconversion moves a body of 1 MiB or more; no small-body case was gated. - The new two-part test: expected ETag matches the md5-of-md5s algorithm the local server implements in test/packages/s3-server/src/handlers/multipart.ts,
unlink()runs in afinallythat wraps all assertions, and the body is compared by MD5 after an exact length check.
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The change touches only test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts: it gates the large-transfer cases behind an it.skipIf helper so they run against the local s3-server only, moves each case's per-test timeout before the callback, and adds one un-gated two-part multipart upload that still exercises live R2. It touches no security-sensitive surface. No bugs were found and all prior inline feedback was addressed in commits 6714bf1 and 2bb336f. Defer rather than approve because the PR intentionally removes CI coverage of 1 MiB+ transfers over TLS against a real provider, which is a test-coverage policy decision the author explicitly left to a maintainer.
Problem
test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.tsfails all 4 attempts while Cloudflare R2 has a bad period: 12 lanes of PR builds in 8 days, last in build 131343 (should be able to upload large files in one go using Bun.write [15001.67ms]).502 Bad Gatewayor504 Gateway Time-outpages, or R2InternalErrororServiceUnavailable. On 10-23 the file took 9 s at 15:07 UTC and 47 to 93 s at 15:29.Fix
itLargemarks each case that moves 1 MiB or more in one request. These run against the local S3 server only, which already ran them.ServiceUnavailablefor 3 minutes, and two lanes stay red. test(s3): run a case that fails against R2 once more #46671 is for that.bun bd test test/js/bun/s3/s3.test.ts, also with a local stand-in for R2. Self-reviewed: 17 concerns raised, 15 addressed. Not taken: an opt-in live run (a maintainer decides) and a structural form of the mark.Background
test/packages/s3-server(test: replace the MinIO container with an S3 server on Bun.serve #44054).Notes
The 12 lanes that failed all 4 attempts (from the job logs; "large" is a case that
itLargenow marks)ServiceUnavailable,InternalErrorServiceUnavailableServiceUnavailableInternalError504 Gateway Time-out,502: Bad gateway502 Bad Gateway504 Gateway Time-out504in 131336 arrived after its case had timed out, so the runner counted it as an error between tests.ServiceUnavailableorInternalErrorafter 4.0 to 5.9 s, also a PUT of 10 bytes. test(s3): run a case that fails against R2 once more #46671 is for that kind.It follows the clock, not the commit or the platform (10-23, 16 builds, the ASAN lane left out)
R2 >case. Nos3-server >case failed. That group ran the same large cases, and 150 more uploads, in the same process.What the client does with such answers (bun 1.4.3 against a local socket server)
502with the Cloudflare page:S3Error, codeUnknownError, the page as the message. This is the output in builds 131336 and 131343. A 10 MiBwrite()is one PUT and is not sent again.ConnectionClosed.The same failure with a local server in the place of R2
The
S3_R2_*secrets point the R2 group at a local S3 server that counts bytes. It has no DNS name for a bucket and no route to Amazon, so 3 cases fail in each run and are left out below.When that server answers each 20th large request with the Cloudflare
502page, each of 4 attempts fails before this change, on 1 or 2 large cases, with the output of build 131343 (S3Error: <html> ... 502 Bad Gateway ... code: "UnknownError"). After this change none of 4 attempts fails.The form of the change
itLargeisit.skipIf(credentials.service !== "s3-server"), the expression that thewriter()matrix of this file already had. Each case keeps its limit.itLarge("title", 50_000, async () => {.bun:testtakes both orders. With the callback last the formatter keeps the call on one line, so the body of each case keeps its indentation: 2 changed lines per case.What R2 does not get anymore
writer()cases. The new case keeps one 5 MiB request body and one 5 MiB stream read.fetch()body orflush()drives, and one with more than two parts. The requests on the wire are the same as in the new case.What is left of the exposure
Not in this change
503of R2, 12 of 12 attempts fail on main and 10 of 12 with this change. With this change and test(s3): run a case that fails against R2 once more #46671, 2 of 24 fail.R2 > s3 > credentials > should error with invalid endpointsends a request tos3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com. It hung in builds 131258, 131337 and 131356, also while R2 was healthy. It is another host and another cause. test(s3): run the other-region case of s3.test.ts against the local server only #46609 is for it.test/js/bun/s3/s3.leak.test.tsruns against R2 only and sends bodies of 1 MiB. This change does not touch it.describefor R2 with one case for each kind of request. This change is a step in that direction. The step itself needs the decision of a maintainer.itLarge. Today 13 marks and the titles ("large files") keep the rule.Earlier changes for the same failures
ServiceUnavailable, for the July version of the file. test(s3): run a case that fails against R2 once more #46671 has that idea for the current file.