Bun is an incredibly fast JavaScript runtime, bundler, transpiler, and package manager — all in one.
This release fixes 6 bugs (addressing 26 👍 reactions). Fixes bugs impacting Prisma and Astro, node:events, node:readline, and node:http2. Fixes a bug in Bun Shell involving stdin redirection and fixes bugs in bun:test with test.each and describe.only.
Previous releases
v1.0.27fixes 72 bugs (addressing 192 👍 reactions), Bun Shell supports throwing on non-zero exit codes, stream Response bodies using async generators, improves reliability of fetch(), http2 client, Bun.Glob fixes. Fixes a regression with bun --watch on Linux. Improves Node.js compatibilityv1.0.26fixes 30 bugs (addressing 60 👍 reactions), adds support for multi-statement queries in bun:sqlite, makes bun --watch more reliable in longer-running sessions, Bun.FileSystemRouter now supports more than 64 routes, fixes a bug with expect().toStrictEqual(), fixes 2 bugs with error.stack, improves Node.js compatibilityv1.0.25fixes 4 bugs, adds vm.createScript. Fixes a crash in fs.readFile, a crash in Bun.file().text(), a crash in IPC, and a transpiler bug involving loose equals
To install Bun:
curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bashnpm install -g bunbrew tap oven-sh/bunbrew install bundocker pull oven/bundocker run --rm --init --ulimit memlock=-1:-1 oven/bunTo upgrade Bun:
bun upgradeFixed: Crash when using Prisma
A crash when using Prisma with multiple simultaneous N-API calls from different modules has been fixed. This crash would reproduce when using Prisma and @napi-rs/canvas in the same microtask tick.
This crash was caused by an incorrect implementation of napi_create_reference. Previously, we assumed that only one napi reference would be associated with an individual object created from napi, but that assumption was incorrect. This led to a crash when creating a napi reference for the same object multiple times.
Thanks to @camero2734 for fixing this.
Fixed: Astro v4.4 throwing an error
In Bun v1.0.27, we fixed a bug where Astro v4.4 would render empty pages – but our fix was incomplete. An error would occur when multiple pages were being rendered simultaneosly.
This occurred because we made an incorrect assumption. We assumed that the [Symbol.asyncIterator] function could be called in pull of the ReadableStream, but Astro expected it to be called immediately. This bug manifested when multiple pages were being rendered simultaneously.
Thanks to @paperdave for fixing this.
Fixed: describe.only + nested describe/test
Previously, the test my test here would not run in the following code:
describe.only("outer", () => {
describe("inner", () => {
test("my test here", () => {
expect(1).toBe(1);
});
});
});
The bug was that describe.only was not propagating to nested non-describe.only blocks. This has been fixed.
Fixed: --only flag with test.each
Previously, the test.each block would run in the following code:
describe.only("outer", () => {});
test.each([1, 2, 3])("my test %d here should never run!", () => {
expect(1).toBe(1);
});
This was a bug! test.each should not have run. This bug has been fixed.
node:readline & node:events.on bugfixes
Thanks to @yschroe, this release includes 3 bugfixes for node:readline and node:events.on:
- Fixes a bug in events.on which causes events to be skipped
- Fixes readline does not read all line when looping with iterator
- Fixes readline module yields wrong and incomplete values with a bad performance
node:http2 bugfix
Previously, passing a header that can only be one value (like Authorization) via an array of one element (like ['Bearer token']) would throw an error in node:http2. This has been fixed. Now it only throws if truly multiple values are passed in.
This bug impacted Firebase & Firestore. There are still bugs blocking Firebase & Firestore from being usable in Bun, but this gets us closer.
Bun Shell stdin redirect bugfix
Bun Shell was not handling stdin redirection to file paths correctly. Thanks to @zackradisic for fixing this.
Windows is not ready yet
We are still working on Windows. There's a big PR we aim to merge on Wednesday, which will get us closer.