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fix: report stream body errors emitted before the stream is piped - #2021
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR restores a one-time stream error listener in the body setter for failures that occur before piping or when a response is never piped, then marks streams at pipeline handoff so each error is reported exactly once; regression tests cover delayed, HEAD, and listener-registration behavior. Sequence diagram for pre-pipe stream error handlingsequenceDiagram
participant Middleware
participant Response as ctx.response
participant Stream
participant Respond as respond()
participant App as ctx.onerror
Middleware->>Response: body = Stream
Response->>Stream: once(error, handler)
Middleware->>Middleware: await async work
Stream-->>Response: error
Response->>App: ctx.onerror(error)
Note over Respond,Stream: Stream may not be piped yet
Sequence diagram for pipeline stream error handoffsequenceDiagram
participant Respond as respond()
participant Response as ctx.response
participant Stream
participant Pipeline as Stream.pipeline()
participant App as ctx.onerror
Respond->>Response: set _bodyPiped = true
Respond->>Pipeline: pipeline(Stream, res, callback)
Stream->>Pipeline: error
Pipeline->>App: ctx.onerror(error)
Note over Response,Pipeline: Setter listener ignores errors after _bodyPiped
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Review comments at @__tests__/application/respond.test.js:
- Line 836: Replace the fixed 50 ms delays in both tests with synchronization on
the relevant stream or application error event, and proceed with each assertion
only after that event occurs. Keep the synchronization tied to the expected
filesystem error so the tests exercise the listener without timing-dependent
results.
Review comments at @lib/response.js:
- Line 209: Track piping state for the current body in the response body-change
logic, so replacing a body after an earlier stream was piped does not suppress
the replacement stream’s errors. Reset `_bodyPiped` when the body changes, or
associate the flag with the stream passed to `pipeline()`, and preserve the
existing `ctx.onerror` behavior for unpiped bodies.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Synchronize both tests with the error event.
If the filesystem error occurs after 50 ms, the first test can pass through pipeline() without testing the new listener. The HEAD test can check errors before the error arrives and fail intermittently. Wait for the relevant stream or application error event instead of using a fixed delay.
Also applies to: 861-861
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[warning] 836-836: Avoid using the initial state variable in setState
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Note: [CWE-710] Improper Adherence to Coding Standards. Security best practice.(setstate-same-var)
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| // respond() handles errors once it pipes the stream, but the stream | ||
| // may fail before that (or never be piped, e.g. for HEAD requests) | ||
| val.once('error', err => { | ||
| if (this._body === val && !this._bodyPiped) this.ctx.onerror(err) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Track piping for the current body stream.
If a callback replaces the body after an earlier stream starts piping, _bodyPiped remains true. An error from the replacement stream then reaches this listener but never reaches ctx.onerror, even though the replacement stream was never piped. Reset the flag when the body changes, or track which stream was handed to pipeline().
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Description
Since #1893, the
bodysetter no longer attaches anerrorlistener to stream bodies and relies onStream.pipeline()inrespond()instead. That only covers errors emitted afterrespond()pipes the stream. If the stream fails before that, nothing is listening, Node throws, and the process goes down. This happens when:await next()followed by async work);ctx.respond = false.The docs still say that
.onerroris added as a listener when a stream is set as the body, and that is how Koa 2 behaved.This change adds back a one-time
errorlistener in the setter that forwards toctx.onerror. It only forwards while the stream is still the body andrespond()has not piped it yet. Oncerespond()hands the stream topipeline(), it marks the response, and from then on the pipeline callback is the only place that reports errors, so nothing gets reported twice. Replaced streams (the koa-compress wrapping case from #1913) and bodies cleared by an empty status work as before.The
body.test.jslistener test goes back to its original form ("should add error handler to the stream, but only once"). Two new tests inrespond.test.jscover the await and HEAD cases; both crash the test run without the fix.Checklist
Summary by Sourcery
Handle early stream body failures safely by reporting them through the application error handler before response piping begins.
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Summary by CodeRabbit
HEADrequests when a file stream fails, preserving the successful response while ensuring the stream error is reported.