fix(stdin): deliver piped stdin to -p — lower once, keep every end listener, buffer pull-mode bytes - #8861
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…nd` listener, buffer pull-mode bytes
`echo hi | claude -p "…"` produced NOTHING (exit 0, zero bytes on both
streams) where node prints the result. Three independent defects in the
`process.stdin` path stacked up; each is fixed here.
1. `process.stdin.once(…)` was never lowered.
perry-hir matched only `("stdin","on") | ("stdin","addListener")`, so
`once` fell through to the generic member-call path and never reached
`js_readline_stdin_on` — the listener was never registered with the
fd-0 reader and simply never fired. Claude Code's print-mode reader is
`stdin.on("data", acc)` + `await race(stdin.once("end"), timeout(3000))`,
so with `once` dropped the `end` half could never win; the race fell to
the timer, and because that timer is unref'd nothing kept the event loop
alive and the process exited silently.
2. Only ONE `stdin.on("end")` listener survived.
They shared readline's single-slot `CLOSE_CALLBACK` ("only one terminal
close listener is supported"), so each registration clobbered the
previous. The bundle registers three; the one that resolves its
read-stdin promise was dropped. Replaced with `STDIN_END_CALLBACKS`, a
list fired in registration order, honoured by the keep-alive predicate
and by `removeListener`.
3. Pull-mode (`on("readable")` + `read()`) bytes were discarded.
The fd-0 reader routed bytes by mode: raw and `data`-flowing went to
`PENDING_DATA`, everything else to `PENDING_LINES` — readline's *line*
queue, which `process.stdin.read()` never drains. Paused/pull mode set
neither flag, so its bytes were consumed off fd 0 and thrown away and
`read()` returned null forever. New `STDIN_PULL_MODE` flag, set while a
`readable` listener exists, routes those bytes (and the EOF trailing
chunk) to the buffer `read()` actually drains. This is the same hazard
the `PENDING_LINES` comment already records for the `data` case (PerryTS#5227),
left unfixed for `readable`.
Verified against node with the real bundle and with focused replicas:
* `on("readable")+read()` — was "", now "hello pipe" (node: "hello pipe")
* three `on("end")` listeners — now all fire, in order, with the data
* a faithful replica of the `-p` reader stops taking the 3s timeout path
Tests: `process_stdin_once_lowering.rs` (sabotage-checked — both cases fail
without the lowering arm), plus `every_stdin_end_listener_fires` and
`readable_listener_enables_pull_mode` in the readline suite. Full
perry-stdlib readline suite green (19/19).
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ay8VyLkKbm8Hkc1xmvTEsP
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change lowers ChangesStdin listener flow
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In `@crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/mod.rs`:
- Line 180: Root STDIN_END_CALLBACKS from scan_readline_roots_mut in
crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/mod.rs:180-180. In
crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/pump.rs:368-374, root the taken callback list
with RuntimeHandleScope and reload each callback pointer immediately before
invocation so callbacks remain valid across moving-GC collections.
- Around line 1639-1641: Update js_readline_has_active so its reader_keeps_alive
condition includes STDIN_PULL_MODE, keeping readable-only stdin registration
active until input arrives. Add a regression test covering a readable-only
stream with no queued data, raw mode, data listener, or close listener.
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| /// path never registers a second listener). | ||
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| /// A `Vec` keyed like DATA/READABLE_CALLBACKS, fired in registration order. | ||
| static STDIN_END_CALLBACKS: Mutex<Vec<i64>> = Mutex::new(Vec::new()); |
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Root stdin end callbacks across moving GC.
STDIN_END_CALLBACKS is not included in scan_readline_roots_mut. A collection after listener registration can leave its stored closure pointers stale. The pump also takes raw pointers from the registry without rooting them, so a collection in the first callback can invalidate later callbacks.
crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/mod.rs#L180-L180: addSTDIN_END_CALLBACKSto the mutable root scanner.crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/pump.rs#L368-L374: root the taken callback list inRuntimeHandleScopeand reload each pointer before invocation.
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In `@crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/mod.rs` at line 180, Root
STDIN_END_CALLBACKS from scan_readline_roots_mut in
crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/mod.rs:180-180. In
crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/pump.rs:368-374, root the taken callback list
with RuntimeHandleScope and reload each callback pointer immediately before
invocation so callbacks remain valid across moving-GC collections.
| STDIN_PULL_MODE.store(true, Ordering::Release); | ||
| try_register_pump(); | ||
| ensure_reader_started(); |
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Keep readable pull mode active.
js_readline_has_active() does not include STDIN_PULL_MODE in reader_keeps_alive. A readable-only stream has no queued data, no raw mode, no data-flowing listener, and no close listener. It then returns 0 immediately after this registration. The event loop can exit before stdin receives input.
Include STDIN_PULL_MODE in the reader activity condition. Add a readable-only activity regression test.
Proposed fix
- && (((RAW_MODE.load(Ordering::Acquire) || STDIN_DATA_FLOWING.load(Ordering::Acquire))
+ && (((RAW_MODE.load(Ordering::Acquire)
+ || STDIN_DATA_FLOWING.load(Ordering::Acquire)
+ || STDIN_PULL_MODE.load(Ordering::Acquire))
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In `@crates/perry-stdlib/src/readline/mod.rs` around lines 1639 - 1641, Update
js_readline_has_active so its reader_keeps_alive condition includes
STDIN_PULL_MODE, keeping readable-only stdin registration active until input
arrives. Add a regression test covering a readable-only stream with no queued
data, raw mode, data listener, or close listener.
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Also split Verified your pump claim while auditing: One residual worth its own issue: |
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Landed via #8863. |
Update: piped stdin now works end-to-end — byte-identical to nodePushed What the last commit fixesThe first commit added Claude Code takes exactly that path — Two probes pinned it, and they only make sense together:
Opposite halves winning is the signature of two listener registries, each starting its own fd-0 reader, with registration order deciding the winner. Also: Things I tried and backed outBoth were plausible and neither showed measured benefit, so they are not in this PR:
Known remaining gap (deliberately not fixed here)A Tests: |
* fix(stdin): deliver piped stdin to `-p` — lower `once`, keep every `end` listener, buffer pull-mode bytes
`echo hi | claude -p "…"` produced NOTHING (exit 0, zero bytes on both
streams) where node prints the result. Three independent defects in the
`process.stdin` path stacked up; each is fixed here.
1. `process.stdin.once(…)` was never lowered.
perry-hir matched only `("stdin","on") | ("stdin","addListener")`, so
`once` fell through to the generic member-call path and never reached
`js_readline_stdin_on` — the listener was never registered with the
fd-0 reader and simply never fired. Claude Code's print-mode reader is
`stdin.on("data", acc)` + `await race(stdin.once("end"), timeout(3000))`,
so with `once` dropped the `end` half could never win; the race fell to
the timer, and because that timer is unref'd nothing kept the event loop
alive and the process exited silently.
2. Only ONE `stdin.on("end")` listener survived.
They shared readline's single-slot `CLOSE_CALLBACK` ("only one terminal
close listener is supported"), so each registration clobbered the
previous. The bundle registers three; the one that resolves its
read-stdin promise was dropped. Replaced with `STDIN_END_CALLBACKS`, a
list fired in registration order, honoured by the keep-alive predicate
and by `removeListener`.
3. Pull-mode (`on("readable")` + `read()`) bytes were discarded.
The fd-0 reader routed bytes by mode: raw and `data`-flowing went to
`PENDING_DATA`, everything else to `PENDING_LINES` — readline's *line*
queue, which `process.stdin.read()` never drains. Paused/pull mode set
neither flag, so its bytes were consumed off fd 0 and thrown away and
`read()` returned null forever. New `STDIN_PULL_MODE` flag, set while a
`readable` listener exists, routes those bytes (and the EOF trailing
chunk) to the buffer `read()` actually drains. This is the same hazard
the `PENDING_LINES` comment already records for the `data` case (PerryTS#5227),
left unfixed for `readable`.
Verified against node with the real bundle and with focused replicas:
* `on("readable")+read()` — was "", now "hello pipe" (node: "hello pipe")
* three `on("end")` listeners — now all fire, in order, with the data
* a faithful replica of the `-p` reader stops taking the 3s timeout path
Tests: `process_stdin_once_lowering.rs` (sabotage-checked — both cases fail
without the lowering arm), plus `every_stdin_end_listener_fires` and
`readable_listener_enables_pull_mode` in the readline suite. Full
perry-stdlib readline suite green (19/19).
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ay8VyLkKbm8Hkc1xmvTEsP
* fix(stdlib): root STDIN_END_CALLBACKS and split readline tests (PerryTS#8861)
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Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
…8881) `echo hi | claude -p "…"` never completes on main. #8861 fixed this by teaching three layers about `end` listeners; the batch landing kept the GC rooting of STDIN_END_CALLBACKS and STDIN_PULL_MODE, but dropped the `"end" | "close"` arm in stdin_on_op — the one that made it work. stdin_on_op is the provider the stdin object's native on/once/addListener delegate to: every registration that is NOT codegen's literal process.stdin.x(…) shape, i.e. an alias or stdin passed as a parameter. Claude Code's print-mode reader is the parameter form — X71(process.stdin, 3000) then stream.once("end", …) inside — so those registrations hit `_ => return` and were discarded, and the end half of its race(once("end"), timeout(3000)) could never win. stdin_off_op gets the mirror arm: #8864 removed the end/close clause from the removal path, so a provider-registered listener could be added but never removed. The two tests that guarded this were dropped with the arm, which is why CI stayed green. Restored, asserting the provider entry points directly rather than through js_readline_stdin_on — the extern path kept working, so it cannot catch this. Sabotage-checked. Bundle: 4/4 hang before, ~7s after. readline suite 21/21. Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph3@skelpo.com> Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
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CLOSE_CALLBACK("only one terminal close listener is supported per process"), so every registration clobbered the previous one. Node allows any number, and the bundle registers three — the one that resolves its read-stdin promise was silently dropped.Now
STDIN_END_CALLBACKS, a list fired in registration order, honoured by the keep-alive predicate and byremoveListener.3. Pull-mode (
on("readable")+read()) bytes were discardedThe fd-0 reader routes bytes by mode: raw →
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Against node, with the real bundle and with focused replicas:
on("readable")+read()"""hello pipe""hello pipe"on("end")listenersend1,end2,end3+ data-preaderendwins the raceTests
crates/perry-hir/tests/process_stdin_once_lowering.rs— sabotage-checked: both cases fail with theoncearm removed, pass with it.every_stdin_end_listener_firesandreadable_listener_enables_pull_modein the readline suite;test_support::resetclears the new state so the suite stays order-independent.perry-stdlibreadline suite green (19/19),perry-hirlowering test green (2/2).Found while driving a perry-vs-node differential parity harness over the Claude Code bundle. Related: #8770 / #8852 (under-applied direct calls), landed via #8857.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ay8VyLkKbm8Hkc1xmvTEsP
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process.stdin.once(...)so one-time listeners receive stdin events consistently.