BusError at 5100912640/SegmentationFault at 10

[n1ru4l]

Reproduction:

git clone https://github.com/dotansimha/graphql-yoga.git
cd graphql-yoga
git checkout bun-compat
yarn # install deps/setup workspace
# start the HTTP server
bun examples/bun/index.ts
# now visit localhost:3000 in your browser

Once you visit localhost:3000, the following error occurs and the server exits:

laurinquast@Laurins-MBP graphql-yoga % bun examples/bun/index.ts                                   

BusError at 5100912640


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Bun v0.1.1 macOS Silicon 21.3.0
AutoCommand: 
Elapsed: 19284ms | User: 146ms | Sys: 222ms
RSS: 1.14GB | Peak: 1.14GB | Commit: 67.11MB | Faults: 0
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Sometimes you also get the following error:

laurinquast@Laurins-MBP graphql-yoga % bun examples/bun/index.ts

SegmentationFault at 10


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Bun v0.1.1 macOS Silicon 21.3.0
AutoCommand: 
Elapsed: 3653ms | User: 107ms | Sys: 99ms
RSS: 0.51GB | Peak: 0.51GB | Commit: 67.11MB | Faults: 0
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[Jarred-Sumner]

I believe this is fixed, but I'm honestly not sure

Can you leave a comment if it's still happening?

[ardatan]

Yes it looks fixed! Thanks!
Now as part of our new GraphQL Yoga v3 Roadmap which is almost done with fully working Bun support , the new version has an official Bun support thanks to our new server adapter library @whatwg-node/server that allows you to implement servers in platform agnostic way using Fetch API;
https://the-guild.dev/blog/fetch-for-servers

[ardatan]

Bad news :/ now we have a new issue in the latest release;
https://github.com/dotansimha/graphql-yoga/actions/runs/3085570494/jobs/4989009800#step:8:75
But it works fine in v0.1.10

[Jarred-Sumner]

Are you setting a hostname? I just pushed a fix for that. For now, try omitting a hostname or upgrading to the canary build.

[ardatan]

Yes I was doing that and it worked after removing it! Thanks for the tip and your awesome effort on this project!