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Fixes #23194 - Resolves a null pointer dereference in MessagePort::postMessage that causes segfaults during high-frequency message passing between workers using Comlink.

Problem

The crash occurred at MessagePort.cpp:186 when postMessage() was called on a MessagePort after its associated ScriptExecutionContext had been destroyed. The code was directly dereferencing protectedScriptExecutionContext() without checking if it returned null:

MessagePortChannelProvider::fromContext(*protectedScriptExecutionContext()).postMessageToRemote(WTFMove(message), m_remoteIdentifier);

This resulted in a segfault at addresses like 0x18, 0x28, 0x30, 0x40, 0x48 (small offsets from null pointer).

Solution

Added a null check before dereferencing the protected context:

auto protectedContext = protectedScriptExecutionContext();
if (!protectedContext)
    return {};

MessagePortChannelProvider::fromContext(*protectedContext).postMessageToRemote(WTFMove(message), m_remoteIdentifier);

When the context is null, we return early with success (empty ExceptionOr), which is consistent with the early return for !isEntangled() on line 167.

Testing

  • Added regression test in test/regression/issue/23194.test.ts that reproduces the original crash scenario
  • Verified the fix prevents the segfault while maintaining correct behavior
  • Test uses Comlink to create high-frequency cross-worker communication that triggers the race condition

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Fixes a null pointer dereference in MessagePort::postMessage when the
ScriptExecutionContext is destroyed during high-frequency message
passing between workers using Comlink.

The issue occurred when postMessage() was called on a MessagePort after
its associated ScriptExecutionContext had been destroyed. The code was
directly dereferencing protectedScriptExecutionContext() without checking
if it returned null, leading to a segfault at the address stored in the
RefPtr (typically 0x18-0x48).

This fix checks if the context is valid before dereferencing it, and
returns early if it's null, preventing the crash. This is consistent
with other parts of the codebase that check for context validity before
use.

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Updated 5:18 PM PT - Oct 12th, 2025

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@robobun robobun changed the title Fix MessagePort segfault when context is destroyed Fix segfault in MessagePort.postMessage when context is destroyed Oct 11, 2025
@robobun robobun changed the title Fix segfault in MessagePort.postMessage when context is destroyed Fix crash in MessagePort.postMessage when context is destroyed Oct 11, 2025
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Adds a null-check in MessagePort::postMessage to avoid dereferencing a null protected script execution context; adds a regression test and a Comlink-like helper used by the test to verify worker postMessage does not crash after the script execution context is destroyed.

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MessagePort null-guard in postMessage
src/bun.js/bindings/webcore/MessagePort.cpp
Read protectedScriptExecutionContext() into a local protectedContext, return early if it is null, and use the guarded context to post the message to the remote endpoint (prevents null dereference).
Regression test and Comlink helper
test/regression/issue/23194.test.ts, test/regression/issue/23194/comlink.js
Adds a regression test that runs a Comlink-based worker scenario asserting a clean exit and SUCCESS stdout; adds a Comlink-like implementation (comlink.js) exporting createEndpoint, expose, wrap, proxy, proxyMarker, releaseProxy, finalizer, transfer, transferHandlers, and windowEndpoint.

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src/bun.js/bindings/webcore/MessagePort.cpp (1)

168-168: Remove or relax the assertion for consistency.

The ASSERT(scriptExecutionContext()) at line 168 is now inconsistent with the null check introduced at line 187. Since the context can legitimately be null (as the fix demonstrates), this assertion may fire in debug builds despite the null check below.

Apply this diff to remove the stale assertion:

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186-190: LGTM! Critical segfault fix.

The null check correctly guards against a race where postMessage() is invoked after the ScriptExecutionContext is destroyed. Returning an empty ExceptionOr<void> is consistent with the early return at line 167 for !isEntangled().

test/regression/issue/23194.test.ts (3)

18-34: LGTM! Worker setup correctly reproduces the issue.

The worker script uses Comlink to expose a start function that sends high-frequency callbacks (every 1ms for 3 seconds), which effectively reproduces the race condition where postMessage is called after context destruction.


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95-101: LGTM! Assertions comprehensively verify the fix.

The test correctly asserts:

  • Exit code 0 (no crash)
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These assertions effectively validate that the MessagePort null-check fix prevents the segfault.

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1-6: LGTM! Proper use of harness utilities.

The imports correctly use bunExe(), bunEnv, and tempDir from the test harness, and the comments clearly explain the test's purpose.


7-55: LGTM! Correct use of using with tempDir for resource management.

The test properly uses using testDir = tempDir(...) for automatic cleanup, and the file structure correctly reproduces the high-frequency messaging scenario that triggered the original crash. The 1ms interval in the worker is intentionally aggressive to exercise the race condition.


57-66: LGTM! Proper dependency installation pattern.

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68-78: LGTM! Correct use of await using for process cleanup.

The code properly uses await using with Bun.spawn for automatic resource cleanup and efficiently collects stdout, stderr, and exit code in parallel.

- Removes bun install step from test, making it faster
- Copies comlink.js (13KB) to test directory
- Test now runs in ~6.5s instead of requiring npm install
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const installProc = Bun.spawn({
cmd: [bunExe(), "install"],
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Use await using when spawning Bun processes

The coding guidelines ask us to wrap Bun.spawn handles in using/await using so they’re disposed even if the test fails. Please mirror the pattern you already use for proc by making the install step an await using declaration.

-  const installProc = Bun.spawn({
+  await using installProc = Bun.spawn({
     cmd: [bunExe(), "install"],
     cwd: String(testDir),
     env: bunEnv,
     stdout: "ignore",
     stderr: "ignore",
   });
   await installProc.exited;

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const installProc = Bun.spawn({
cmd: [bunExe(), "install"],
cwd: String(testDir),
env: bunEnv,
stdout: "ignore",
stderr: "ignore",
});
await installProc.exited;
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cmd: [bunExe(), "install"],
cwd: String(testDir),
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stdout: "ignore",
stderr: "ignore",
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the spawn handle with "await using" so it is automatically disposed), keep the
cwd/env/stdout/stderr settings the same, await its .exited promise as before,
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Claude Bot and others added 2 commits October 12, 2025 18:54
- Linter was removing import attributes
- Use readFileSync with __dirname to reliably load comlink.js
- Include comlink source directly in tempDir files
- Test now passes reliably on all platforms
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