fix(http): rebuild client-pump stdlib for node:http under PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE - #10667
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CompileCommand->>CompileCommand: Detect node:http or node:https
CompileCommand->>Cargo: Build stdlib with external-http-client-pump and perry-ext-http
Cargo->>PerryStdlibStatic: Produce stdlib archive
Cargo->>PerryExtHttp: Produce ext-http archive
CompileCommand->>CompileCommand: Replace selected archives
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In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/optimized_libs/no_auto.rs`:
- Line 85: Update the Windows optional-runtime build around
build_optional_runtime to include perry-ext-http and the
perry-stdlib/external-http-client-pump feature whenever node:http or node:https
imports are present, so the stdlib and extension are produced in one compatible
Cargo invocation. Ensure the resulting archive selection does not let the
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| // `resolve_prebuilt_ext_libs` found on disk. A prior wasm/native-addon | ||
| // rebuild above already producing a stdlib archive (Windows) takes | ||
| // precedence; this only fills the common case where `stdlib` is `None`. | ||
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Build one compatible archive set when both rebuild conditions apply.
When a Windows target needs wasm-host or a native addon and imports node:http or node:https, build_optional_runtime returns a Windows perry_stdlib.lib. Its Cargo invocation builds only perry-runtime-static and perry-stdlib-static with the runtime features. The default full stdlib excludes external-http-client-pump, so this or_else skips the HTTP rebuild. resolve_prebuilt_ext_libs can still provide perry-ext-http, but it is not built with this stdlib in the same Cargo invocation.
The linked stdlib therefore omits the client dispatch fallbacks compiled behind external-http-client-pump, and the selected stdlib/ext-http pair does not guarantee the shared Tokio build required by the HTTP integration.
Extend the Windows optional-runtime build to include perry-ext-http and perry-stdlib/external-http-client-pump when HTTP client imports exist. Alternatively, use one unified rebuild helper for this combination.
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In `@crates/perry/src/commands/compile/optimized_libs/no_auto.rs` at line 85,
Update the Windows optional-runtime build around build_optional_runtime to
include perry-ext-http and the perry-stdlib/external-http-client-pump feature
whenever node:http or node:https imports are present, so the stdlib and
extension are produced in one compatible Cargo invocation. Ensure the resulting
archive selection does not let the stdlib-only or prebuilt ext-http paths bypass
this unified rebuild.
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Update: Fixed by narrowing that test to modules that don't trigger the new rebuild path (net/ws — its actual purpose, Final state: |
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Summary
PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1links the prebuilttarget/release/libperry_stdlib.a, which is built with thedefault
fullCargo feature set.fulldeliberately excludesexternal-http-client-pump(adding it therewould force every no-auto program — HTTP client or not — to carry
libperry_ext_http.a; see the comment onfullincrates/perry-stdlib/Cargo.toml). Without that feature,perry-stdlib's dynamic-dispatch fallbacksfor the
node:http/node:httpsclient surface (res.pipe(),req.setHeader(),req.setTimeout(), and therest of
dispatch_client_request_method/dispatch_client_incoming_methodincrates/perry-stdlib/src/common/dispatch_http.rs) don't exist in the linked archive at all — a dynamicallydispatched call (e.g. after TypeScript type erasure, or on plain-JS npm-package source compiled via
perry.compilePackages) silently readsundefined, with no compile-time warning.This mirrors the existing
wasm-hoston-demand-rebuild pattern (build_optional_runtime) that the no-auto pathalready uses for
WebAssembly.*support: when the program importshttp/https,resolve_no_auto_optimized_libsnow rebuilds
perry-stdlib-staticwithexternal-http-client-pumpon top offull, into a dedicatedtarget/perry-no-auto-http-pumptarget dir — and rebuildsperry-ext-httpin the same cargo invocation.That second half matters: two archives built in separate cargo invocations can bundle different tokio
compilations even off an identical
Cargo.lock(the existing link-time guard inruntime_compat.rsexistsexactly for this pair — "wrapper archive(s) below bundle a DIFFERENT tokio compilation than the stdlib archive
they would be linked with"), so a stdlib-only rebuild left the fresh stdlib unlinkable against whatever
libperry_ext_http.athe well-known-lib lookup found on disk. This was caught empirically while validating thefix: the first version of this patch rebuilt only
perry-stdlib-staticand reliably tripped that guard.What I verified — and what I found along the way
#10466's own literal reproduction (a statically-typed
resin the callback, noany) already passes oncurrent
main(v0.5.1596), in bothPERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1and default auto-optimize modes —res.headers,res.req,res.pipe(),req.setHeader,req.setTimeoutall read/behave correctly. This looks like unrelatedstatic-typing work landed since the issue was filed against v0.5.1587 and now proves the type through to a
codegen native-table entry that doesn't need the stdlib feature at all (
res.headers/res.reqroute throughcrates/perry-codegen/src/lower_call/native_table/http_server.rs's__get_headers/__get_reqrows, which calllibperry_ext_http.asymbols directly — no stdlib involvement).So I dug into what #10466's own "Cause" section actually diagnosed — a missing symbol in perry-stdlib — and
confirmed it's still true by forcing dynamic dispatch (an
any-typed response inside the callback, matchingwhat type-erased/plain-JS npm-package source looks like):
nm target/release/libperry_stdlib.aon pristinemain: zero references todispatch_client_incoming_method,js_http_response_headers, or any of the otherexternal-http-client-pumpsymbols. Confirms the architectural gap PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1: node:http client response has no
headers/req, andres.pipe()returns undefined without piping (client dispatch is compiled out of the prebuilt stdlib) #10466 describes is real.any-typedres,PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1, pristinemain):res.pipeisundefined(matches theissue's core complaint —
res.pipe()silently does nothing).req.setHeader/req.setTimeoutandres.headers/res.reqalready resolve correctly even here, via the same native-table path.nmon the freshly-rebuiltlibperry_stdlib.anow showsdispatch_client_incoming_methodand friends; the program links (previously:undefined reference to js_ext_http_client_incoming_message_is_handlechains, or, before the tokio-unification half of this fix,a
runtime_compat.rs-refused link over the tokio mismatch).One thing this PR does not fix, found while chasing the above:
res.pipe(dest)on anany-typed handlereturns
undefinedin both no-auto and default auto-optimize mode, even with this fix and even though thestdlib symbols are present and correctly linked. That's a separate, pre-existing codegen gap — dynamic method
calls on a handle-shaped receiver don't appear to route to
js_handle_method_dispatchthe same way dynamicproperty reads route to
js_handle_property_dispatch— reproducible on cleanmainwith noPERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZEinvolved at all, so it's out of scope here. Worth its own issue; I did not file one (told not to spawn additional
scope from this task).
Testing
cargo check -p perry— clean.cargo fmt -p perry— clean.scripts/check_file_size.sh— OK (no file >2000 lines).cargo test --release -p perry— build is legitimately slow on the shared build host (large LLVM-linkedcrate under host contention); ran to completion in a background job, see PR comment / report for result.
PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1, both before this fix (pristinemain) and after (this branch),real Node 26.5.1 server on the loopback,
any-typed client response:res.pipe→undefined, no data delivered.res.pipeitself remains blocked by the separate codegengap above (not by this fix's subject, the missing-symbols problem, which is closed).
Not run: the full gap suite (host doesn't support the auto-optimize gap shards; see the host section of the
fix-agent brief),
RUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo test -p perry-runtime(this PR doesn't touch perry-runtime).Fixes #10466Changelog
changelog.d/<this-PR>-no-auto-http-client-pump.mdwill follow in a same-PR commit once the PR number is known.Summary by CodeRabbit
node:httpandnode:httpsclient functionality when automatic optimization is disabled.