fix(runtime): Node-shaped errors from Buffer-mode fs reads and read streams - #10539
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`fs.readFileSync(path)`, `readFileSync(path, {})`, `fs.promises.readFile(path)`
and `import { readFile } from "node:fs/promises"` returned or resolved
null/undefined for a missing file instead of throwing/rejecting with ENOENT
(#10452). `read_file_bytes_with_options`, the reader behind every readFile
form, collapsed each failure into `None`: the string forms re-read the file
to recover an io::Error and always reported it as `open`, while the Buffer
forms returned a null BufferHeader. It now returns the OS error with the
failing syscall, so every form reports Node's shape: ENOENT/EACCES as
`open '<path>'`, a directory as `EISDIR ... read` without a path. The
callback form reads once instead of probing with `stat` first, which missed
directories, and FileHandle.readFile rejects on a failed read.
`fs.createReadStream` open and read failures emitted a bare Error carrying
only the Rust message (#10451). The read side now stores a node-shaped
`error_value`, as the write side already did (#9493).
fs error messages used Rust's `Display` ("No such file or directory (os error
2)"); they now use libuv's description, as Node does.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 4 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFilesystem read operations now propagate OS failures as Node-shaped errors across synchronous, callback, promise, file-handle, and stream APIs. Tests cover missing paths, directories, successful reads, error metadata, and failing read streams passed to ChangesFilesystem read error propagation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant ReadAPI
participant FileSystem
participant StreamState
participant writeFile
Caller->>ReadAPI: request filesystem read
ReadAPI->>FileSystem: read path and options
FileSystem-->>ReadAPI: bytes or structured failure
ReadAPI-->>Caller: value or Node-shaped error
Caller->>StreamState: create read stream
StreamState-->>Caller: emit stored open or read error
writeFile->>StreamState: consume read stream
StreamState-->>writeFile: return original failure or stream data
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/fs/stream.rs`:
- Line 1299: Update the fd-absent branch in
consume_fs_read_stream_for_write_file to return the stored constructor-open
error_value when a pending open failure exists, preserving its original ENOENT,
open syscall, and path; only produce EBADF for streams without an existing
FsReadFailure.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/util_syserr.rs`:
- Around line 293-294: Implement Windows libuv error translation: in
crates/perry-runtime/src/util_syserr.rs lines 293-294, extend
system_error_message_for_code and its underlying lookup data with Windows libuv
filesystem error-to-message mappings such as UV_ENOENT; in
crates/perry-runtime/src/fs/errors.rs lines 87-101, convert Windows OS errors to
the corresponding libuv codes before assigning errno or resolving messages,
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…errors like libuv Consuming a failed read stream through `fs.promises.writeFile` reported the missing fd (`EBADF: bad file descriptor, read`) instead of the failure the constructor stored. Node rejects with the stream's own error (`ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '<path>'`). The consumer now returns the stored node-shaped value before it tries to read. On Windows `io::Error::raw_os_error()` is a Win32 error code, not an errno, so keying the fs error `code`/`errno`/message on it was wrong there: an `errno` of -2 where node reports libuv's -4058, and Rust's message text. `win32_error_to_uv` ports libuv's `uv_translate_sys_error` (src/win/error.c, v1.52.1) for the filesystem arms and `UV_WINDOWS_ERRNOS` holds libuv's Windows error numbers with its messages; `io_error_code`/`io_error_errno` consult them under `cfg(windows)`. The mapping is pure and stays compiled under `cfg(test)`, so its unit tests run on every host. Windows itself was not run.
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| code | errno | syscall | path | |
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| Node 26.5.1 | ENOENT |
-2 | open |
the stream's path |
| PR build before this commit | EBADF |
-9 | read |
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The stream's constructor had already stored the Node-shaped ENOENT, but consume_fs_read_stream_for_write_file went straight to read_next_chunk, which sees no fd and reports EBADF/read. It now returns the stored value first (stored_node_error_value, a stricter stored_error_value that never synthesizes a bare Error from error_msg, so a stream without a Node-shaped failure still reports EBADF/read as before).
The gap test covers fs.promises.writeFile with a read stream over a missing file, over a directory (EISDIR/read, already correct) and over a regular file (resolves, content verified). Only the promise form: Node's callback and sync writeFile reject a stream outright with ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE, and Perry accepting it there is a separate pre-existing divergence I have not touched. The test attaches a no-op 'error' listener before handing the stream over — without one, Node itself dies with an unhandled 'error' whenever the stream's open loses the race against the destination's open, which is not something a byte-for-byte test can depend on.
New case only: writeFile(out, readStream(missing)) differs on the PR's previous head and matches Node now; the rest of the file is unchanged.
2. Windows Win32 → libuv translation
What Windows did before this PR: io_error_code fell through to the ErrorKind arm (so code was mostly right), io_error_errno returned the Unix numbers (ENOENT → -2, where libuv on Windows uses -4058), and the message was Rust's Display text. So the finding is right that Windows is wrong — but it was wrong the same way before this PR: fs_error_description asks system_error_message_for_code, whose table is cfg(unix)-only, so on Windows it found nothing and fell back to err.to_string(), exactly the pre-PR text. No regression, and now fixed:
win32_error_to_uvports libuv'suv_translate_sys_error(src/win/error.c, v1.52.1 — the libuv Node 26.5.1 reports asprocess.versions.uv) for the filesystem arms.WSAE*and the networkERROR_*arms are left out: nothing on this path produces them, and an unmapped code keeps the existingErrorKindfallback. Win32 numbers arewindows-sys'Win32::Foundationvalues. Worth noting from libuv's table:ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED→EPERM(notEACCES) andERROR_DIRECTORY→ENOENT(notENOTDIR).UV_WINDOWS_ERRNOSholds libuv's Windows error numbers (include/uv/errno.hfalls back to fixed negatives on_WIN32:UV__ENOENTis-4058) with libuv's own messages fromUV_ERRNO_MAP.io_error_codeandio_error_errnoconsult them undercfg(windows);errno_backed()gains acfg(windows)arm, sosystem_error_message_for_code— andutil.getSystemErrorName/getSystemErrorMessage/getSystemErrorMap— answer for those codes there too.enoent_os_error()/ebadf_os_error()replace the rawfrom_raw_os_error(libc::…)calls this PR added.libc::EBADFis 9, which on Windows isERROR_INVALID_BLOCKand translates to nothing; the helper usesERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, which libuv maps toEBADF.
The mapping is pure and stays compiled under cfg(any(windows, test)), so its unit tests run on every host: win32_errors_translate_to_libuv_windows_codes (spot values plus the two counter-intuitive arms and the decline case), the_windows_tables_are_consistent (every arm names a known code, no duplicates, all values negative) and windows_and_unix_tables_agree_on_messages (the Windows table cannot drift from the table util.getSystemErrorMessage uses).
Windows was not run. There is no Windows host here, and cargo check --target x86_64-pc-windows-msvc -p perry-runtime --lib cannot run either — it fails in a dependency's build script (cc-rs: failed to find tool "lib.exe"), so the cfg(windows) arms are unit-tested through cfg(test) but not compiled for Windows.
Unrelated CI reds
cargo-test:commands::run::entry::tests::local_runtime_discovery_uses_install_layoutsfails withETXTBSY("Text file busy") — a race in aperry runtest, unrelated to this change (main'scargo-testis red on a different test).lint: the only red step is "Public benchmark evidence freshness", which is red onmaintoo —benchmarks/ci_public_baseline_check.pyexits 2 with the same message on an untouched 7661bc0 tree.
Validation of this commit
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cargo test --release -p perry-runtime --tests (RUST_TEST_THREADS=1, --no-fail-fast) |
3971 passed, 1 failed — gc::tests::heap_generation::a_free_or_move_outside_every_scope_is_caught_in_debug_builds, which expects a #[cfg(debug_assertions)] assert to fire and so cannot pass in a --release test build. Unchanged by this PR. |
./scripts/run_lint_gates.sh (full, compile tier included) |
82/83 passed, 2 CI-only skipped, 1 red — the public-baseline step above |
fs gap tests (test_gap_10452, test_gap_fs*, test_gap_node_fs, test_gap_9442*, test_gap_9616, test_gap_9591, zlib_fs) |
11/11 PASS |
| full gap suite on the previous head (84931fb) | GAP_EXIT=0, 814 pass / 6 fail — the baseline's exact 6 |
perf, instructions:u, 3 runs each vs the baseline archives |
50k readFileSync Buffer −0.65 %, 'utf8' −9.6 %, 2k callback reads −2.3 %, 5k read streams +0.10 % (noise). The corrections only add a registry read per writeFile-with-stream call and touch error paths. |
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Summary
fs.readFileSync(path),readFileSync(path, {}),import { readFileSync }, the default-import form,fs.promises.readFile(path)andimport { readFile } from "node:fs/promises"now throw or reject on a missing file, the way Node does. Before, they returned or resolvednull/undefined. The same applies to EACCES and to reading a directory (EISDIR).fs.createReadStreamopen or read failure now emits an error withcode,errno,syscallandpathset. Before, it emitted a bareErrorwhose message was the Rust text.ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '<path>'instead ofENOENT: No such file or directory (os error 2), open '<path>'. This covers every error built bybuild_fs_error_value*, includingcreateWriteStream, which fs.createReadStream open failure emits a bare Error with no code/errno/syscall/path (message is the Rust io::Error text) #10451 notes also had the Rust text.Root cause
read_file_bytes_with_options(crates/perry-runtime/src/fs/mod.rs) is the reader behind everyreadFileform. It folded every failure intoNone(open_file_for_read_flag(..).ok()?,read_to_end(..).ok()?, andlet _ = file.read_to_end(..)on the fd path). What each caller did withNone:js_fs_read_file_binary{,_options}returned a nullBufferHeader.Expr::FsReadFileBinaryboxed that null as an object (null, but[object Object]).js_fs_read_file_dispatchturned it intoundefined, and the fs/promises thunk resolved with that.std::fs::readto recover anio::Errorand always labelled itopen. A directory therefore reportedEISDIR ..., open '<dir>', where Node reportsEISDIR: illegal operation on a directory, readwith no path.statpre-check that only catches missing paths. A directory passed it, then went to the Buffer reader, which gave(null, undefined), or to the string reader, whose throw escaped synchronously.The read stream recorded only
error_msg(fs/stream/options_init.rs, and the pump infs/stream.rs).stored_error_valuethen builtmake_error_value(message)from it, a bareError. The write stream stores a Node-shapederror_value(#9493). The read side never did.Fix
read_file_bytes_with_optionsnow returnsResult<Vec<u8>, FsReadFailure>.FsReadFailure(infs/errors.rs) holds theio::Error, the failing syscall and the path. Node includes the path for a failedopenand leaves it out for a failedread. The sync entry points throwfailure.error_value(), and the Buffer ones areextern "C-unwind"like their string siblings. A new shared core,read_file_value_result, returnsResult<value, error>and serves the callback form (one read, nostatpre-check) andfs.promises.readFile(no throw-and-catch on the error path).FileHandle.readFile()rejects when the read fails.init_read_state_from_optionskeeps the open failure as the OS error inStreamState::open_failure.create_read_stream_with_stateconverts it toerror_valueright afteralloc_stream. From that point the registry roots it, and nothing allocates between building the value and storing it. The pump's read failures (read_next_chunknow returnsFsReadFailure) are stored the same way before'error'fires.fs.writeFile(dest, failingReadStream)rejects with the same value. To keepstream.rsunder the 2000-line cap, the stream error helpers (make_error_value,stored_error_value,emit_stored_error,record_stream_error,emit_pending_read_error) moved unchanged intofs/stream/stream_errors.rs.fs_error_description(fs/errors.rs) replaceserr'sDisplayin the threebuild_fs_error_value*builders. For an error with an OS errno it usesutil_syserr's libuv table. An error created with its own text (no errno) keeps that text.Tests
test-files/test_gap_10452_fs_read_error_shapes.tsprintscode/errno/syscall/path/message, the own-key order andinstanceof Errorfor each case:readFileSyncwith no options,{},{flag},'utf8',{encoding},'latin1',{flag:'a+'}under a missing parent, the named import, the default import, and a directory fdfs.promises,node:fs/promises, and the named importfsp.open(missing)andFileHandle.readFile()on a directorycreateReadStreamon a missing file and on a directory, andcreateWriteStreamunder a missing parentEach case runs against a missing file and a directory. It also covers the optional-file
try/catchidiom, the.catch(e => e.code === 'ENOENT')idiom, and a successful-read control for each form.PARITY_FAIL. The Buffer forms returnobject [object Object]orundefined, and the run then dies on an uncaughtEISDIR: Is a directory (os error 21), open ...thrown synchronously fromfs.readFile(dir, 'utf8', cb).PASS, byte-identical to Node 26.5.1, both withPERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1and through the harness in auto-optimize mode.New
fs::errorsunit tests:fs_error_description_uses_libuv_text, andread_file_failures_keep_the_os_error_and_failing_syscall(missing file fails theopenand names the path, directory fails thereadwith no path, regular file reads).The exact repros from both issues now print Node's output.
Validation (perrybuilder, Linux x64; base 7661bc0)
cargo test --release -p perry-runtime --tests(RUST_TEST_THREADS=1,--no-fail-fast)gc::tests::heap_generation::a_free_or_move_outside_every_scope_is_caught_in_debug_builds, which is unrelated to this change. It expectsdebug_assert_heap_change_open()to panic, but that body is#[cfg(debug_assertions)], so it cannot fire in a--releasetest build.tests/android_tls_pool.rs: ok./scripts/run_lint_gates.sh(full, compile tier included)Public benchmark evidence freshness(benchmarks/ci_public_baseline_check.py). It is pre-existing: the same script exits 2 with the same message on an untouched 7661bc0 treescripts/check_file_size.shfs/mod.rs1969 lines,fs/stream.rs1970)PERRY_SKIP_BUILD=1 ./scripts/run_gap_tests.sh)GAP_EXIT=0, "820 tests match gap_snapshot.json". 814 pass, 6 fail, 0 compile fail, 0 crash. The 6 failures are exactly the baseline run's 6 (2159_defineproperty_class_prototype,2514_settracesigint,json_lazy_defineproperty_index,perfhooks_3088_3008_3010_3011,prop_plan_cache_invalidation,v8_2_3680plus). No new failures. The baseline run's one extra non-pass,9536_fetch_url_error(node_fail, network), passed herenobody(root bypasses permission checks) against a mode-000 file and a file under a mode-000 directory.readFileSync(Buffer and utf8),fsp.readFile, the callback form andcreateReadStreamall match Node:EACCES: permission denied, open '<path>', errno -13. Base returned[object Object]/undefinedand resolvedundefined. Not in the gap test, because its output depends on the uid the suite runs asPerformance
perf stat -e instructions:u, 3 runs each, compiled withPERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1against the baseline and fixed archives. The file is 132 bytes. Runs were very tight (within 0.1 %). Node wall times are for context only: the host was shared, with load 100–350.fs.readFileSync(p)(Buffer)readFileSync(p)(Buffer,FsReadFileBinary)fs.readFileSync(p, "utf8")await fs.promises.readFile(p)fs.readFile(p, cb)createReadStream(p)chained viasetImmediatedecode_path_valuecall that ran on every read only to feed Android logging.statpre-check. That syscall's cost is in the kernel and does not show in:ucounts.Not verified
crates/perry/tests/issue_5731_embedded_assets.rswas not run:cargo test -p perryrebuildstarget/release/perry, and the host was short on disk. That test reads only embedded paths that resolve. The one behaviour change on that path is that an unresolved$perryfs/...path in a Buffer read now throws ENOENT instead of returning null.createReadStream(p, { fd }), andreadFileSync(badFd)whichvalidate_path_or_fdalready rejects) and a closedFileHandle.readFile(). Node's own results there are unusual (EBADF ... closefrom the stream,file closedfrom the FileHandle), so they keep their current behaviour.Noticed, not fixed here (pre-existing on base)
on("error", cb)callscbbefore it returns, and anon("data")attached before the error listener throws uncaught. Repro:fs.createReadStream("/nope").on("data", () => {}).on("error", e => console.log(e.code)). Node printsENOENT; Perry dies with an uncaught error.'end'exits silently:function step(){ if (n++ === 5000) return console.log("done"); const s = fs.createReadStream(p); s.on("data",()=>{}); s.on("end", step); }stops after about 513 streams with exit code 0 and never printsdone.fs.readFile(p, cb)in a sequential loop is about 4× slower than Node in wall time (2k reads: 1.1 s vs 0.26 s), while CPU time is only about 60 ms. Each callback waits on the event loop.Fixes #10452
Fixes #10451
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Bug Fixes
FileHandle, import, and stream APIs.fs.writeFilenow preserve their original metadata.Tests