Fix proxy Array.from and dynamic Request headers - #10280
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughProxy-aware paths now handle array conversion, iteration, indexed access, concatenation, collection inputs, and dynamic ChangesProxy value handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ArrayFrom
participant js_array_clone
participant Proxy
participant js_get_iterator
participant js_iterator_to_array
ArrayFrom->>js_array_clone: convert Proxy source
js_array_clone->>Proxy: identify proxy handle
Proxy->>js_get_iterator: resolve Symbol.iterator
js_get_iterator->>js_iterator_to_array: materialize iterator
js_iterator_to_array-->>ArrayFrom: return array
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participant RequestConstructor
participant build_headers_from_value
participant js_headers_init_from_value
participant Proxy
RequestConstructor->>build_headers_from_value: lower dynamic headers
build_headers_from_value->>js_headers_init_from_value: initialize Headers
js_headers_init_from_value->>Proxy: read header record or iterable
Proxy-->>js_headers_init_from_value: trapped header values
js_headers_init_from_value-->>RequestConstructor: return Headers handle
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/array/from_concat.rs`:
- Line 608: Update the Generic iterator handling around the raw iter local to
root the iterator with RuntimeHandleScope, and reload the rooted value before
each iterator_next_value and iterator_close js_native_call_method call. Preserve
the existing Generic behavior while ensuring the iterator remains valid across
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Root the generic iterator across protocol calls.
The Generic branch stores the result of js_get_iterator in the raw iter local. iterator_next_value and iterator_close pass that value to js_native_call_method, which can invoke JavaScript and trigger GC. Root iter with RuntimeHandleScope and reload it for each call.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/array/from_concat.rs` at line 608, Update the
Generic iterator handling around the raw iter local to root the iterator with
RuntimeHandleScope, and reload the rooted value before each iterator_next_value
and iterator_close js_native_call_method call. Preserve the existing Generic
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protocol calls.
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Problem and fix
A proxy is a registry id, even when
Array.isArray(proxy)returns true.Array.from(proxy)crashed, and the AI SDK's dynamic proxied headers were discarded bynew Request, losing authorization headers on OpenCode's real request path.#10270 root cause
The exact reproduction takes
Expr::ArrayFrom→js_array_from_value→js_array_clone. The unmapped path does not callIsArrayimmediately before the fault: its string/header classifier readsid - GC_HEADER_SIZE. A clean 1cd160f build exits 139 after Q4; GDB identifiesjs_array_clone+991,cmpb $0x3,-0x8(%r14), with source id0xf0005.The literal
IsArray-trusting fast path is mappedArray.from'sclassify_iter_source→IterSourceKind::LiveArray→clean_arr_ptr/ direct length access. The sanitizer rejects the proxy, losing its elements and bypassing its iterator.js_for_of_to_arrayseparately probes an unvalidated GC header; Headers'materialize_header_pairalso returns anIsArray-positive proxy as an ArrayHeader.Proxy sources now use the existing
js_get_iterator/ iterator drain, including nested proxies, trapped indices, custom iterators, and mapped conversion. Nullish iterator methods retain Array.from's array-like fallback. That fallback also exposed an unsafe GC-header read injs_object_get_index_polymorphic; its existing low-address guard now covers the full handle band and dispatches registered proxies throughjs_proxy_get. Headers bypasses materialization only for an actual array GC type. All added registry probes are gated byarray_ptr_as_proxy's existingis_proxy_id_bandpredicate. Injs_array_clone, the proxy lookup lives inside the existing small-handle arm; plain arrays keep the classification/copy path, with no extra proxy check. The existing header-range comparison now excludes the entire handle band.#10274 root cause
lower_call/builtin.rsextracts the literal outerRequestInit, but its dynamicheadersbranch previously emittedlower_exprdirectly into theheaders_handleargument ofjs_request_new. It passed a record/array/proxy value where the callee expects a Headers registry handle. LLVM from the exact reproduction has onejs_headers_init_from_valuecall (the direct Headers constructor), thenjs_request_newwith the proxy; there is nojs_request_new_from_initcall.The new options helper converts dynamic headers with
js_headers_new+js_headers_init_from_value, rooting the handle across initializer evaluation. Literal header objects keep the samebuild_headers_from_objectlowering. The runtime Request constructor needs no Proxy special case. The failing baseline test also proves dynamic plain records and pair arrays were broken, while a fully dynamic outer init already worked.Sibling audit
This is an audit of proxy-id/ArrayHeader safety; it does not claim complete proxy conformance for every builtin.
Array.ofconcatfor…of,js_get_iterator, array iterator objectstarget[Symbol.iterator]; now returns the canonical prototype iterator, whose thunk uses call-time this.js_for_of_to_arraymaterializer fixed separately.js_array_like_to_arrayPromise.alland shared combinator materializationjs_array_clone; covered by shared fix and compiled regression.JSON.stringifyObject.assignproxy sourcestructuredClonejs_array_from_value; covered by shared clone fix.array_values_iter; no unchecked source-proxy dereference. Array symbol lookup receiver binding corrected as above.Validation
All compilation and test execution ran on the Linux build host through
./remote.sh, using this lane's target directory, two build jobs, and serial runtime tests. No Mac build/test and no full OpenCode compile.origin/mainproduction sources (1cd160f3d), with freshly built compiler and static wrappers. Bothcargo testinvocations exited 101. SIGSEGV: Array.from() over a Proxy wrapping an array (spread and for…of work) #10270's native probe exited 139 after Q4; new Request(url, { headers: <Proxy over a record> }) silently drops the headers #10274's stdout assertion showed empty Request headers for the proxy, trapped record, plain record, and pair-array cases. The direct Headers and fully dynamic outer-init controls passed.headers_proxy_record_inittests,issue_8968_response_headers, andissue_5458_request_init_dynamic_method./tmp; their answers match Bun 1.3.14. Expanded probes compare stdout byte-for-byte. The original new Request(url, { headers: <Proxy over a record> }) silently drops the headers #10274 probe only normalizes console's single-vs-double quote formatting.test_gap_headers_get_null_missing,test_issue_5432_fetch_headers_foreach,test_parity_headers_iterator_handle_segfault, andtest_parity_headers_handle_field_probe_segfault.cargo test -p perry-stdlibandcargo test --release -p perry-stdlib: 139 passed, 0 failed in each profile. Standard-profile runs setCARGO_PROFILE_TEST_DEBUG=0 CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG=0 CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0to limit disk use; debug assertions remained enabled.RUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo test -p perry-runtimereports 3,931 passed, 1 failed, 4 ignored. The only failure is the unrelatednative_stack::tests::stack_top_respects_custom_thread_stack_sizes. I restored every changed runtime source to pristine1cd160f3d, verified an empty runtime diff against that commit, rebuilt, and ran the same test in isolation: it fails identically (exit 101,bound must belong to this worker). The fixed runtime sources were then restored and verified against the tested branch. Thus the requested completely green runtime suite remains unmet due to a reproduced baseline failure.a_free_or_move_outside_every_scope_is_caught_in_debug_builds, whose tested assertion is compiled out bycfg(debug_assertions)in release. That GC test passes in the standard debug-profile suite. No tests were skipped to obtain these results.cargo fmt --all -- --check,scripts/check_file_size.sh,python3 scripts/check_node_version_consistency.py --list,python3 scripts/addr_class_inventory.py, and stagedgit diff --check: all passed. The address-class ratchet removes one obsolete raw handle-floor site (519 → 518).Integration command (same final test sources on the baseline and fixed builds):
The baseline ran the two new test files individually so the first failure could not prevent the other test from executing.
Performance
Release compiler + static wrapper archives built from the pristine 1cd160f source and from this branch, with the same package set and pinned
PERRY_RUNTIME_DIR. Small standalone probes only; no OpenCode graph compile.Linux x86_64, CPU 8 affinity, nine alternating baseline/fixed measured pairs after two warmup pairs. Each run checks a checksum; times are for the loop, using
performance.now().Array.from([1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]), 300,000 copiesnew Request("https://x.dev", {headers:{"x-a":"1","authorization":"Bearer token"}}), 30,000 constructionsBoth results are within run-to-run noise (array samples 25.91–29.34 ms; Request samples 162.28–188.96 ms), with no measurable slowdown. Literal Request headers emit the same conversion path. Plain-array
Array.fromadds no proxy registry lookup or new proxy branch: proxy handling is inside the existing small-handle arm.Fixes #10270. Fixes #10274. Refs #10107.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Array.from, spread, iteration,concat,Set,Promise.all, andArray.of.HeadersInitvalues—including proxy objects—when constructingHeadersorRequest.