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Perry has been building against a patched copy of turnloop alpha.10 and turnloop-http alpha.9 (third_party/turnloop in Perry), because the published crates lack APIs its WASI provider and HTTP paths use. This PR brings those changes upstream, so Perry can move back to the published crates once a release ships.
Each file was ported as a three-way merge: alpha.9 as the base, main (= alpha.10) as ours and Perry's copy as theirs. That keeps every alpha.10 change that Perry's copy lacked (for example the pipe-connect deadline-cancellation test in driver.rs). Upstream's HTTP sources haven't changed since alpha.9, so that part is a straight forward patch.
Keepalive parameter setters use the shared validation helpers.
turnloop-http
Header::new_preserving_case for HTTP/1 field and trailer spelling.
HTTP/2: SETTINGS carry only named options and honour any HEADER_TABLE_SIZE; PUSH_PROMISE in the core; PING validation, with an unsolicited PING ack treated as INTERNAL_ERROR.
Local (macOS arm64, nightly-2026-08-20): cargo fmt --check and cargo clippy --workspace --all-features --all-targets -D warnings are clean, and cargo test --locked --workspace --all-features -- --test-threads=1 passes 531, fails 0.
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New Features
Added asynchronous UDP send and receive support, including packet boundaries, source addresses, cancellation, and orderly closing.
Added connection support for already-bound TCP sockets and receive-side shutdown for supported connections.
Added HTTP/2 server push support and client notifications for pushed streams.
Added separate controls for keep-alive switches and settings, plus listener backlog configuration.
Improvements
HTTP/1 parsing now preserves header-name casing while applying case-insensitive checks where required.
HTTP/2 settings support larger header tables and stricter validation of push settings and ping acknowledgements.
Follow-up commits
Dropped two IOCP test helpers that the merge had duplicated (bound_tcp_for_test, unbound_tcp_for_test), which broke the Windows build.
Rejecting an unsolicited PING ACK is now opt-in: Connection::set_reject_unsolicited_ping_ack(true). By default the frame is reported as Event::Ping, per RFC 9113 §6.7, so h2spec 6.7/2 passes again: 147/147 locally. Perry's copy rejected it unconditionally to match Node, so Perry has to turn this on when it moves to the released crate.
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crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/mod.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/sockopt.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/tests.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/ipc.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/mod.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/sockopt.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/stdio.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/unix.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/wasi_p2.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/wasi_p2/sockopt.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/wasi_p3.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/wasi_p3/sockopt.rs
crates/turnloop/src/driver.rs
crates/turnloop/src/executor.rs
crates/turnloop/src/executor/datagram.rs
crates/turnloop/src/lib.rs
crates/turnloop/src/types.rs
protocols/turnloop-http/src/hpack.rs
protocols/turnloop-http/src/http1.rs
protocols/turnloop-http/src/http2.rs
protocols/turnloop-http/tests/codecs.rs
protocols/turnloop-http/tests/http2_settings.rs
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This change adds transport APIs and backend support for bound TCP connections, receive shutdown, datagram I/O, stdio leases, and socket options. It also updates HTTP/1 header handling and adds HTTP/2 settings, server push, and PING acknowledgement handling.
Changes: Transport APIs and backend behavior
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Socket-option contracts and backend support crates/turnloop/src/types.rs, crates/turnloop/src/backend/*/sockopt.rs, crates/turnloop/src/backend/{iocp,unix,wasi_p2,wasi_p3}.rs
Socket options now separate keep-alive enablement from schedule settings and support listener backlog updates. Backend dispatchers validate backlog values, and backend entry points reject backlog updates for non-listeners.
The backend, driver, and executor add a path for adopting a bound, unconnected TCP transport and submitting the connection. The path validates the socket and applies requested options.
The driver and supported backends add receive-side shutdown. AsyncIo records the state, abandons a pending read after successful shutdown, and returns EOF from later reads.
AsyncDatagram adds polling for packet sends and receives, receive cancellation, flushing, and close handling. It retains native buffers until completion acknowledgement.
IOCP polling and completion tests crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/{tests.rs,mod.rs}
IOCP tests distinguish direct discovery from event-helper draining and check that valid completions remain deliverable when a batch contains an invalid entry.
Header spelling and trailer validation protocols/turnloop-http/src/http1.rs
Parsed headers retain their original name spelling. Host counting and shared forbidden-trailer checks now compare header names case-insensitively.
HTTP/2 settings and server push
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Settings negotiation and PING tracking protocols/turnloop-http/src/{hpack.rs,http2.rs}, protocols/turnloop-http/tests/http2_settings.rs
Settings validation now uses endpoint role, and the connection tracks effective HPACK table and push limits. PING acknowledgements without an outstanding PING return INTERNAL_ERROR.
PUSH_PROMISE send and receive flow protocols/turnloop-http/src/http2.rs, protocols/turnloop-http/tests/{codecs.rs,http2_settings.rs}
Servers can send promises, and clients validate and decode them, reserve or reset promised streams, and emit PushPromise events.
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant Connect as Executor Connect
participant Driver
participant Backend
participant Transport as Bound TCP transport
Connect->>Driver: submit bound TCP connection
Driver->>Backend: open_bound_tcp with peer and options
Backend->>Transport: validate and configure socket
Backend-->>Driver: install transport
Driver-->>Connect: return connection handle
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sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant AsyncDatagram
participant AsyncIo
participant Driver
Caller->>AsyncDatagram: poll send or receive
AsyncDatagram->>AsyncIo: reserve and retain operation buffer
AsyncIo->>Driver: submit datagram operation
Driver-->>AsyncIo: deliver completion
AsyncIo-->>AsyncDatagram: report operation result
AsyncDatagram-->>Caller: return packet result
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sequenceDiagram
participant Server as Server Connection
participant Client as Client Connection
participant Application
Server->>Server: encode and send PUSH_PROMISE
Server-->>Client: deliver promised stream and headers
Client->>Client: validate and decode promise
Client-->>Application: emit PushPromise event
Client-->>Server: send reset when promise is declined
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Several issues should be fixed before merge. The Windows test build fails because of duplicated test helpers. Requests with preserved-case header names fail when the async client negotiates HTTP/2. A refused HTTP/2 server push can corrupt header compression for later responses. The async client can also leak stream capacity when a server pushes to it.
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Extract the shared bound-TCP validation into one helper.
open_bound_tcp repeats the validation in attach_tcp_connect (Lines 1010-1026). Both functions apply these checks:
kind == Kind::Tcp.
A nonzero local port.
Matching address family.
getpeername must fail with ENOTCONN.
The two copies will diverge on the next fix. attach_tcp_connect already differs: it re-assigns transport.kind and uses a different ENOTCONN check.
Move the checks into a private fn validate_bound_tcp(transport: &Detached, peer: SocketAddr) -> Result<()>. Call it from both functions. open_bound_tcp then only needs to apply TCP_NODELAY and call install.
♻️ Sketch
- if transport.kind != Kind::Tcp {- return Err(Error::new(ErrorKind::InvalidInput));- }- let fd = transport.fd.as_raw_fd();- let local = socket::local_addr(fd)?;- ...- if error.os != Some(libc::ENOTCONN) {- return Err(error);- }+ validate_bound_tcp(&transport, peer)?;+ let fd = transport.fd.as_raw_fd();
if opts.nodelay {
socket::option(fd, libc::IPPROTO_TCP, libc::TCP_NODELAY, 1)?;
}
self.install(h, transport, Some(Addr::new(peer)))
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Review comment at @crates/turnloop/src/backend/unix.rs around lines 729 - 757:
Extract the shared bound-TCP checks from `open_bound_tcp` and
`attach_tcp_connect` into a private `validate_bound_tcp` helper taking
`&Detached` and `SocketAddr` and returning `Result<()>`. Have both functions
call it, preserving the TCP kind, nonzero local port, matching address-family,
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Review comments at @crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/mod.rs:
- Around line 1920-1937: Remove the duplicate test-only definitions of
bound_tcp_for_test and unbound_tcp_for_test from this module, retaining the
canonical definitions so each symbol has only one definition in the Windows test
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Review comments at @protocols/turnloop-http/src/http1.rs:
- Line 35: Normalize header names in the asynchronous client’s HTTP/2 branch
before passing the request to Connection::open, including names created with
new_preserving_case; keep the original spelling unchanged on the HTTP/1 path.
Review comments at @protocols/turnloop-http/src/http2.rs:
- Around line 800-806: In `push`, call `add_stream` and update `next_id` before
encoding headers with `self.encoder`, so a refused push leaves HPACK state
unchanged. Preserve the existing frame construction and error handling; verify
that a stream-limit refusal does not corrupt compression state for later
responses.
- Around line 465-466: Configure the async client through with_settings with
ENABLE_PUSH set to 0 before validating or cloning settings, so it does not
accept pushed streams; keep push enabled for callers that handle PushPromise by
limiting this setting to the async client.
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Review comments at @crates/turnloop/src/backend/unix.rs:
- Around line 729-757: Extract the shared bound-TCP checks from `open_bound_tcp`
and `attach_tcp_connect` into a private `validate_bound_tcp` helper taking
`&Detached` and `SocketAddr` and returning `Result<()>`. Have both functions
call it, preserving the TCP kind, nonzero local port, matching address-family,
and `getpeername`/`ENOTCONN` validation; leave `open_bound_tcp` to apply
`TCP_NODELAY` and install the transport.
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crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/mod.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/sockopt.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/tests.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/ipc.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/mod.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/sockopt.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/stdio.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/unix.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/wasi_p2.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/wasi_p2/sockopt.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/wasi_p3.rs
crates/turnloop/src/backend/wasi_p3/sockopt.rs
crates/turnloop/src/driver.rs
crates/turnloop/src/executor.rs
crates/turnloop/src/executor/datagram.rs
crates/turnloop/src/lib.rs
crates/turnloop/src/types.rs
protocols/turnloop-http/src/hpack.rs
protocols/turnloop-http/src/http1.rs
protocols/turnloop-http/src/http2.rs
protocols/turnloop-http/tests/codecs.rs
protocols/turnloop-http/tests/http2_settings.rs
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Normalize preserved names in the async HTTP/2 client.
A Request can use this constructor to preserve HTTP/1 spelling. If ALPN selects HTTP/2, asynchronous/client.rs clones those names unchanged, and Connection::open rejects uppercase names. The request then fails instead of being sent. Normalize names in the async client's HTTP/2 branch while retaining their spelling for HTTP/1. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Normalize header names in the asynchronous client’s HTTP/2 branch before passing
the request to Connection::open, including names created with
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#!/bin/bashforrangein'30,100''325,380''675,755''915,985''1020,1135''1390,1515';doprintf'\n--- http2.rs %s ---\n'"$range"
nl -ba protocols/turnloop-http/src/http2.rs | sed -n "${range}p"doneprintf'\n--- async client completion and reuse ---\n'
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Disable push for the async client.
The async client ignores pushed streams and does not release their DATA capacity. If a server pushes data, the connection can exhaust its receive window or stream slots. This can stall responses or cause later requests to fail.
Construct this client with with_settings and ENABLE_PUSH = 0, while retaining push support for callers that handle PushPromise.
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Review comment at @protocols/turnloop-http/src/http2.rs around lines 465 - 466:
Configure the async client through with_settings with ENABLE_PUSH set to 0
before validating or cloning settings, so it does not accept pushed streams;
keep push enabled for callers that handle PushPromise by limiting this setting
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push mutates the HPACK encoder before the fallible add_stream. A refused push desynchronises compression state.
Line 801 encodes the promised request headers. Encoding adds dynamic-table entries to self.encoder. Line 805 then calls add_stream(id)?. That call returns REFUSED_STREAM in two cases. One is when active() >= limits.streams. The other is when no closed slot is free and streams.len() >= limits.streams. Both are reachable on a busy server.
When add_stream fails, push returns before any frame is written. The client never receives the header block, but the server encoder already holds the new entries. Later HEADERS from this server can then reference indices the client does not have. The client then fails the whole connection with COMPRESSION_ERROR or decodes the wrong headers.
Reserve the stream before the encoder runs. Assign next_id at the same point. After that, only encode_frame can fail. It fails only for oversized payloads, which the peer_frame split rules out.
Proposed fix
--- "a/protocols/turnloop-http/src/http2.rs"+++ "b/protocols/turnloop-http/src/http2.rs"@@ -797,13 +797,14 @@
.checked_add(2)
.filter(|n| *n <= 0x7fffffff)
.ok_or(protocol("stream IDs exhausted"))?;
- self.scratch.clear();- self.encoder.encode(headers, &mut self.scratch);- let first = self.scratch.len().min(self.peer_frame - 4);- let mut payload = id.to_be_bytes().to_vec();- payload.extend_from_slice(&self.scratch[..first]);- let j = self.add_stream(id)?;- self.next_id = next;+ // Reserve the stream first: a refusal must not touch HPACK state.+ let j = self.add_stream(id)?;+ self.next_id = next;+ self.scratch.clear();+ self.encoder.encode(headers, &mut self.scratch);+ let first = self.scratch.len().min(self.peer_frame - 4);+ let mut payload = id.to_be_bytes().to_vec();+ payload.extend_from_slice(&self.scratch[..first]);
encode_frame(
5,
if first == self.scratch.len() { 4 } else { 0 },
Add a test that fills the stream limit, calls push and expects REFUSED_STREAM. The test should then check that a later response still decodes on the client.
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self.encoder.encode(headers,&mutself.scratch);
let first = self.scratch.len().min(self.peer_frame - 4);
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In `push`, call `add_stream` and update `next_id` before encoding headers with
`self.encoder`, so a refused push leaves HPACK state unchanged. Preserve the
existing frame construction and error handling; verify that a stream-limit
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…d shared stdio
Upstreams the provider repairs Perry has been carrying as a patched copy of
alpha.10, so its WASI provider, native async and concurrent HTTP paths can
run on a published turnloop.
- ExecutorHandle::connect_bound and Backend::open_bound_tcp: connect an
explicitly bound, not-yet-connected native TCP socket through the driver
(Unix and IOCP), keeping its local address.
- AsyncIo::shutdown_receive: shut down the receive side of a stream without
disturbing writes in flight; refused while a read is pending.
- AsyncDatagram and ExecutorHandle::datagram: an executor adapter that keeps
UDP packet boundaries and source addresses.
- backend::stdio: overlapping handles on one Unix stdio descriptor share its
ownership, so closing one does not reset the settings another relies on.
- Keepalive parameter setters on Unix, IOCP and WASI use the shared
validation helpers without changing whether keepalive is enabled.
The IOCP unit tests move to backend/iocp/tests.rs; no test is dropped.
Supersedes #119, #120, #121, #122 and #123.
…amed SETTINGS and PING
- Header::new_preserving_case: HTTP/1 keeps the field and trailer name
spelling the caller gave, without weakening validation.
- HTTP/2 SETTINGS carry only the options the caller named, and any
HEADER_TABLE_SIZE the peer advertises is honoured (hpack set_allowed).
- PUSH_PROMISE is handled in the core; promised stream ids are validated.
- SETTINGS and PING acknowledgements report what they measured; ping()
validates its arguments, and an unsolicited PING acknowledgement is an
INTERNAL_ERROR.
Supersedes #124.
…n request
RFC 9113 requires no reaction to a PING ACK that answers nothing this
endpoint sent, and h2spec's strict 6.7/2 requires the connection to survive
it. The default reports it as Event::Ping again, as main did;
Connection::set_reject_unsolicited_ping_ack(true) keeps Node's policy of
failing the connection with GOAWAY(INTERNAL_ERROR).
The first beta: Perry's provider repairs (#131), the decoder-only brotli
dependency (#132) and HTTPS proxies (#133) are upstream, so Perry can
depend on published crates instead of a vendored copy.
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Perry has been building against a patched copy of
turnloopalpha.10 andturnloop-httpalpha.9 (third_party/turnloopin Perry), because the published crates lack APIs its WASI provider and HTTP paths use. This PR brings those changes upstream, so Perry can move back to the published crates once a release ships.Each file was ported as a three-way merge: alpha.9 as the base,
main(= alpha.10) as ours and Perry's copy as theirs. That keeps every alpha.10 change that Perry's copy lacked (for example the pipe-connect deadline-cancellation test indriver.rs). Upstream's HTTP sources haven't changed since alpha.9, so that part is a straight forward patch.turnloop
ExecutorHandle::connect_bound/Backend::open_bound_tcp: connect a bound, unconnected native TCP socket (Unix, IOCP).AsyncIo::shutdown_receive: receive-side shutdown that leaves writes alone.AsyncDatagram/ExecutorHandle::datagram: UDP keeps packet boundaries and source addresses.backend::stdio: overlapping Unix stdio handles share ownership.turnloop-http
Header::new_preserving_casefor HTTP/1 field and trailer spelling.Supersedes #119, #120, #121, #122, #123 and #124.
Local (macOS arm64, nightly-2026-08-20):
cargo fmt --checkandcargo clippy --workspace --all-features --all-targets -D warningsare clean, andcargo test --locked --workspace --all-features -- --test-threads=1passes 531, fails 0.Summary by CodeRabbit
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bound_tcp_for_test,unbound_tcp_for_test), which broke the Windows build.Connection::set_reject_unsolicited_ping_ack(true). By default the frame is reported asEvent::Ping, per RFC 9113 §6.7, so h2spec 6.7/2 passes again: 147/147 locally. Perry's copy rejected it unconditionally to match Node, so Perry has to turn this on when it moves to the released crate.