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16 changes: 13 additions & 3 deletions tests/ocx-launcher-runtime.test.ts
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Expand Up @@ -14,6 +14,16 @@ const nodeAvailable = spawnSync("node", ["--version"], {
}).status === 0;
const runnable = process.platform === "win32" && nodeAvailable;

// /healthz is the launcher's first trustworthy end-to-end startup signal: a
// live Node parent or Bun child does not prove that the proxy is serving. The
// old 25s budget expired on a loaded Windows runner, and equivalent real-proxy
// starts elsewhere in this suite have taken 46-47s. 90s is more than twice the
// measured high-water mark while still turning a hung launch into a bounded
// failure. Keep the case budget derived so process inspection and cleanup have
// their own headroom after readiness settles.
const PROXY_HEALTH_TIMEOUT_MS = 90_000;
const EFFECTIVE_RUNTIME_TEST_TIMEOUT_MS = PROXY_HEALTH_TIMEOUT_MS + 30_000;

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P1 Badge Leave enough time outside the health poll

On a loaded Windows runner where readiness consumes most of the new 90-second allowance, this 120-second case deadline can expire during process inspection or cleanup. The extra 30 seconds also includes the pre-poll captureWindowsProcessIdentity, several PowerShell/CIM calls with 10-second timeouts, killProxy waits, and two potentially 10-second removeTree retry loops, so a startup that succeeds within the advertised health budget can still time out and interrupt cleanup, possibly leaving the proxy running for later tests. Increase the case timeout to cover these bounded operations in addition to the readiness deadline.

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

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    match = re.search(pattern, text)
    if not match:
        raise SystemExit(f"missing pattern: {pattern}")
    return int(match.group(1).replace("_", ""))

health = value(r"PROXY_HEALTH_TIMEOUT_MS\s*=\s*([\d_]+)")
headroom = value(r"EFFECTIVE_RUNTIME_TEST_TIMEOUT_MS\s*=\s*PROXY_HEALTH_TIMEOUT_MS\s*\+\s*([\d_]+)")
inspection = 5 * 10_000 + 4 * 100

if headroom < inspection:
    raise SystemExit(
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Bun 1.4 test per-test timeout includes synchronous cleanup in test callback timeout implementation

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In Bun 1.4, the per-test timeout implementation was significantly updated to handle both asynchronous and synchronous execution [1][2][3]. For synchronous execution—such as tests containing blocking infinite loops or heavy computation that would otherwise prevent the event loop from firing a standard timer—Bun integrates a watchdog mechanism [1]. This watchdog wraps the test callback in the runTestCallback function [1]. It utilizes the JavaScript engine's (JSC) execution time limit mechanism to trigger a TerminationException at a safepoint (such as a loop back-edge), effectively interrupting the synchronous code when the timeout deadline is reached [1]. Regarding cleanup, Bun 1.4 improved the handling of "dangling" child processes [2][3]. If a test times out (detected either by the event-loop timer for async tests or the watchdog for synchronous ones), the runner triggers a cleanup process [1][2]. Specifically: 1. Process-level cleanup: The cleanup logic, previously handled separately, was unified into a kill_dangling_processes function [1][2]. 2. Scope-based targeting: To prevent side effects in concurrent test execution, Bun 1.4 introduced scope-tagging for subprocesses [3]. When a timeout occurs, the runner uses kill_scope() to terminate only those processes spawned by the specific test or concurrent group that exceeded its timeout, rather than indiscriminately killing all dangling processes [2][3]. 3. Synchronous return path: The cleanup is now invoked from both the event-loop timeout handler and the synchronous-return path in the test runner's execution logic (when evaluate_timeout() confirms the deadline has passed), ensuring that even tests that return control synchronously after exceeding their limit undergo the same cleanup [1][2][3]. These changes ensure that resources are consistently reclaimed regardless of whether the test hangs indefinitely (requiring watchdog intervention) or finishes synchronously after the deadline [1][3].

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  • 1: GitHub pull request 30598 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
  • 2: GitHub pull request 38774 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
  • 3: GitHub pull request 39657 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)

Make the case timeout cover the cleanup bound.

In tests/ocx-launcher-runtime.test.ts:25, EFFECTIVE_RUNTIME_TEST_TIMEOUT_MS leaves 30 seconds after the 90-second health wait. Each inspectWindowsProcessIdentity call can take 50.4 seconds, and cleanup can make multiple such calls before removeTree adds up to 10 seconds. Bun 1.4 counts this callback work toward the per-test timeout. Derive the timeout from explicit startup and cleanup bounds, or reduce the inspection retry budget.

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In `@tests/ocx-launcher-runtime.test.ts` at line 25, Update
EFFECTIVE_RUNTIME_TEST_TIMEOUT_MS to account for the full test duration,
including the PROXY_HEALTH_TIMEOUT_MS startup wait and worst-case cleanup time
from repeated inspectWindowsProcessIdentity calls plus removeTree, using
explicit bounds rather than a fixed 30-second margin; alternatively reduce the
inspection retry budget so cleanup fits within the per-test timeout.


type Health = {
status: string;
service: string;
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -196,7 +206,7 @@ async function effectiveRuntime(override: string): Promise<string> {
launcherPid = launcher.pid;
ownedLauncher = captureWindowsProcessIdentity(launcherPid);

const health = await waitForHealth(port, 25_000, launcher);
const health = await waitForHealth(port, PROXY_HEALTH_TIMEOUT_MS, launcher);
if (!health) throw new Error("proxy did not become healthy");
const identity = windowsProcessIdentity(health.pid);
if (!identity || identity.parentPid !== launcher.pid) {
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -357,7 +367,7 @@ describe.skipIf(!runnable)("ocx npm launcher effective Bun runtime", () => {
} finally {
removeTree(root);
}
}, 120_000);
}, EFFECTIVE_RUNTIME_TEST_TIMEOUT_MS);

test("falls back to bundled Bun for a sub-1MB override stub", async () => {
const root = mkdtempSync(join(tmpdir(), "ocx-launcher-runtime-stub-"));
Expand All @@ -370,5 +380,5 @@ describe.skipIf(!runnable)("ocx npm launcher effective Bun runtime", () => {
} finally {
removeTree(root);
}
}, 120_000);
}, EFFECTIVE_RUNTIME_TEST_TIMEOUT_MS);
});
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