fix(runtime): dispatch node:stream super() through any bound-export heritage shape - #10649
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participant Super as js_fetch_or_value_super
participant Init as Stream subclass initializer
participant Stream as Stream instance
Test->>Super: construct subclass through dynamic heritage
Super->>Init: resolve stream parent and method
Init->>Stream: install _transform, _write, or _read callback
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- Around line 3-10: Revise the changelog entry to limit the claim to the
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| - **`node:stream` subclass overrides (`_transform`/`_write`/`_read`) are no | ||
| longer ignored when the heritage reaching `class X extends <base>` is a | ||
| local alias, an indirect subclass, a class expression, or a CJS | ||
| destructured `require('stream')` — the shape nodemailer uses in every | ||
| stream class it defines. `write()`/`push()` used to throw | ||
| `ERR_METHOD_NOT_IMPLEMENTED` because the override was never installed on | ||
| `this`; the dynamic `super()` dispatch now recognizes the resolved | ||
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Limit the changelog claim to supported constructors.
The dispatch handles Readable, Writable, Duplex, and Transform only. PassThrough remains unsupported because HIR does not recognize it as a node:stream parent. The broad node:stream wording can imply support that this change does not provide. Name the supported constructors or state the PassThrough limitation.
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In `@changelog.d/10649-stream-subclass-heritage.md` around lines 3 - 10, Revise
the changelog entry to limit the claim to the supported node:stream
constructors: Readable, Writable, Duplex, and Transform. Explicitly state that
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This PR has a real-world consumer, which is worth knowing before it lands: nodemailer does not compile from source without it. Static screen of nodemailer 10.0.10's published source for bound-export heritage — a class extending a native base reached through an imported namespace binding rather than a bare identifier: Fifteen sites, all of them the shape this PR addresses. That is the TypeScript-emit idiom ( Two others from the same screen, for context:
Suggested use, after this rebase is validated on its own terms: nodemailer makes a much stronger acceptance case for the underlying fix than a synthetic fixture, for the same reason dotenv 18.0.1 does for #10735 — it was not written to suit the fix, so it tests the behaviour rather than our model of the defect. Fifteen independent sites across a real package, exercising both Not asking for that to be folded into this PR — a rebase should stay a rebase, and its own validation is what gates it. Recording it so the fix's value is visible, and so nodemailer is the obvious first target once this lands: it is a package the binding-removal campaign will want compiling from source, and this is its blocker. |
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Two scope notes worth stating in the PR body, so the match list isn't read as "all stream heritage". Neither is a request to widen the fix — the scope here is right. 1. 2. Measured value of this fix, stated honestlyI measured bound-export heritage across 12 real packages (~37 sites), verifying each binding resolves to a genuine builtin (
8 of 15. So this is a blocker for nodemailer rather than the blocker — I had earlier described it as the latter, which was wrong, and the correction is worth having attached to the PR rather than only in a side channel. Across all 12 packages the split is roughly None of this detracts from the fix. |
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Correction to my comment above, and it narrows the scope gap I described rather than widening it.
Both shapes tested on the rebased compiler against Node 26.5.1:
So my earlier framing was wrong in the pessimistic direction: This is worth recording as a near-miss on filing a wrong issue. Three independent signals pointed at a gap: Remaining known holes in bound-export stream heritage, for whoever picks this up next:
The 8-of-15 nodemailer figure in my previous comment still stands as the coverage of this PR alone, but the uncovered remainder is smaller in consequence than it looked: 6 of those 7 are |
…eritage shape
Generalizes js_fetch_or_value_super (crates/perry-runtime/src/object/global_this/fetch_globals.rs)
to recognize Readable/Writable/Duplex/Transform reached through a local alias, namespace member,
indirect subclass, or CJS destructured require('stream') -- the same pattern #10621/#10634 already
fixed for AsyncResource/AsyncLocalStorage. PassThrough is deliberately left unhandled (separate,
deeper HIR-level gap; see code comment).
Fixes #10448
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Landed in merge train 226 (#10751), released as v0.5.1605 — main is now Closing rather than merging is how trains work here: the four PRs were cherry-picked onto one tree, validated together, and landed under the train's own commit, so GitHub cannot mark this one merged even though your change is on main. The workspace count triple was re-derived on the assembled tree rather than taken from any PR's recorded value: 78 members / externalize=29 / keep=44. Both #10679 and #10691 correctly recorded 78/29/44 against Validation: all nine cheap gates, |
…ative bindings
Removes the perry-ext-cron, perry-ext-exponential-backoff, perry-ext-moment,
and perry-ext-node-forge crates (and each package's hidden perry-stdlib-side
duplicate: cron.rs, exponential_backoff.rs, moment.rs), plus their
well_known_bindings.toml rows, NATIVE_MODULE_TABLE dispatch rows, HIR
special-casing, FFI declarations, and API-manifest entries.
Real npm source for all four now compiles cleanly via perry.compilePackages
and matches node --experimental-strip-types byte-for-byte on a fixture
exercising each package's primary documented use:
- cron 4.4.0: CronJob tick scheduling + CronTime pattern parsing (2 modules)
- exponential-backoff 3.1.3: backOff retry/backoff/predicate paths (1 module)
- moment 2.30.1: parse/format/arithmetic/diff/duration (1 module)
- node-forge 1.4.0: RSA keygen + X.509 build/sign/verify + PEM round-trip
(1 module)
cron's two event-loop liveness FFI symbols (js_cron_timer_tick /
js_cron_timer_has_pending) stay as unconditional 0-returning stubs -- the
generated entry loop calls them every iteration regardless of whether a
program uses cron at all.
Five other probed packages in the same 9-package batch are NOT removed:
- cheerio 1.2.0: cheerio.load() returns a callable object decorated with
static/prototype properties (Object.assign(initialize, staticMethods,
{...})); calling it as a function ($('h2')) throws
'TypeError: string "h2" is not a function' under Perry, even though
'typeof $' correctly reports "function". Real compiler defect, not
attempted here.
- ioredis 5.11.1: functionally correct (stdout byte-for-byte identical to
node; two Perry-only stderr warnings about a circular '.default'
access that node's loader doesn't hit for the same import -- benign,
stdout-only comparison is this repo's convention). NOT removed: the
literal string "ioredis" is shared infrastructure, not just an npm
package name. It is (a) the well_known_bindings.toml lookup key that
EXT_PREFIX_REGISTRY's 'js_ioredis_*' prefix resolves through for
iovalkey and redis's own static-lib auto-linking (see
perry-codegen/src/ext_registry.rs's own comment: "ioredis, iovalkey,
and valkey all share this wrapper... so the single 'ioredis' binding
key covers every RESP package"), and (b) the internal canonical
dispatch key that iovalkey/redis's bare 'Redis' type-name resolution
routes through in 8 HIR/codegen files (static_and_instance.rs,
native_new.rs, module_decl.rs, local_natives.rs, misc.rs, fn_decl.rs,
expr_function.rs, ir/module.rs). Deregistering it would break iovalkey
and redis, which are staying.
- nodemailer 9.0.3: confirms the known #10649 gap -- nodemailer's
lib/xoauth2/index.js does 'class XOAuth2 extends Stream' against the
BARE node:stream Stream (not Readable/Writable/Duplex/Transform, which
#10649 fixed). 'new XOAuth2(...)' throws 'TypeError: is not a
constructor'. This is loaded unconditionally on require("nodemailer")
(nodemailer.js -> smtp-transport -> xoauth2), so any OAuth2 SMTP auth
(e.g. Gmail) is broken under a real-source compile, even though the
narrower JSONTransport/sendMail smoke path compiles and runs correctly.
- undici 8.9.0: real source compiles (112 modules) but request() throws
"TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'length')"
before attempting a TCP connect -- minimal repro:
import { request } from "undici"; await request("http://127.0.0.1:1/x")
- ws 8.21.1: real source compiles and completes the WebSocket handshake
correctly (verified byte-for-byte against a raw curl Upgrade request,
matching RFC 6455's example Sec-WebSocket-Accept), but the compiled
WebSocketServer then throws "TypeError: Cannot read properties of
undefined (reading 'destroy')" immediately after the handshake, before
the user-level 'connection' event ever fires.
Counts re-derived from the resolved tree, not carried forward: workspace
members / API-manifest NATIVE_MODULES / crates all agree at 66;
scripts/native_result_ledger.py: 356->349 rows, 307->300 providers;
scripts/unrooted_local_shape.py --update-baseline; docs/api/perry.d.ts and
docs/src/api/reference.md regenerated from a fresh release build
(2041->2026 entries, 122->118 modules); docs/src/native-libraries/governance.md
regenerated via binding_governance.py --table.
Not run: the compile tier of run_lint_gates.sh (known-red on this Linux
host per CLAUDE.md); a full gap sweep (fixed port, not available on this
shared host). run_lint_gates.sh with SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1: 78 of 79 passed,
1 pre-existing failure (Public benchmark evidence freshness, #10707/#10573,
unrelated to this change).
…ative bindings
Removes the perry-ext-cron, perry-ext-exponential-backoff, perry-ext-moment,
and perry-ext-node-forge crates (and each package's hidden perry-stdlib-side
duplicate: cron.rs, exponential_backoff.rs, moment.rs), plus their
well_known_bindings.toml rows, NATIVE_MODULE_TABLE dispatch rows, HIR
special-casing, FFI declarations, and API-manifest entries.
Real npm source for all four now compiles cleanly via perry.compilePackages
and matches node --experimental-strip-types byte-for-byte on a fixture
exercising each package's primary documented use:
- cron 4.4.0: CronJob tick scheduling + CronTime pattern parsing (2 modules)
- exponential-backoff 3.1.3: backOff retry/backoff/predicate paths (1 module)
- moment 2.30.1: parse/format/arithmetic/diff/duration (1 module)
- node-forge 1.4.0: RSA keygen + X.509 build/sign/verify + PEM round-trip
(1 module)
cron's two event-loop liveness FFI symbols (js_cron_timer_tick /
js_cron_timer_has_pending) stay as unconditional 0-returning stubs -- the
generated entry loop calls them every iteration regardless of whether a
program uses cron at all.
Five other probed packages in the same 9-package batch are NOT removed:
- cheerio 1.2.0: cheerio.load() returns a callable object decorated with
static/prototype properties (Object.assign(initialize, staticMethods,
{...})); calling it as a function ($('h2')) throws
'TypeError: string "h2" is not a function' under Perry, even though
'typeof $' correctly reports "function". Real compiler defect, not
attempted here.
- ioredis 5.11.1: functionally correct (stdout byte-for-byte identical to
node; two Perry-only stderr warnings about a circular '.default'
access that node's loader doesn't hit for the same import -- benign,
stdout-only comparison is this repo's convention). NOT removed: the
literal string "ioredis" is shared infrastructure, not just an npm
package name. It is (a) the well_known_bindings.toml lookup key that
EXT_PREFIX_REGISTRY's 'js_ioredis_*' prefix resolves through for
iovalkey and redis's own static-lib auto-linking (see
perry-codegen/src/ext_registry.rs's own comment: "ioredis, iovalkey,
and valkey all share this wrapper... so the single 'ioredis' binding
key covers every RESP package"), and (b) the internal canonical
dispatch key that iovalkey/redis's bare 'Redis' type-name resolution
routes through in 8 HIR/codegen files (static_and_instance.rs,
native_new.rs, module_decl.rs, local_natives.rs, misc.rs, fn_decl.rs,
expr_function.rs, ir/module.rs). Deregistering it would break iovalkey
and redis, which are staying.
- nodemailer 9.0.3: confirms the known #10649 gap -- nodemailer's
lib/xoauth2/index.js does 'class XOAuth2 extends Stream' against the
BARE node:stream Stream (not Readable/Writable/Duplex/Transform, which
#10649 fixed). 'new XOAuth2(...)' throws 'TypeError: is not a
constructor'. This is loaded unconditionally on require("nodemailer")
(nodemailer.js -> smtp-transport -> xoauth2), so any OAuth2 SMTP auth
(e.g. Gmail) is broken under a real-source compile, even though the
narrower JSONTransport/sendMail smoke path compiles and runs correctly.
- undici 8.9.0: real source compiles (112 modules) but request() throws
"TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'length')"
before attempting a TCP connect -- minimal repro:
import { request } from "undici"; await request("http://127.0.0.1:1/x")
- ws 8.21.1: real source compiles and completes the WebSocket handshake
correctly (verified byte-for-byte against a raw curl Upgrade request,
matching RFC 6455's example Sec-WebSocket-Accept), but the compiled
WebSocketServer then throws "TypeError: Cannot read properties of
undefined (reading 'destroy')" immediately after the handshake, before
the user-level 'connection' event ever fires.
Counts re-derived from the resolved tree, not carried forward: workspace
members / API-manifest NATIVE_MODULES / crates all agree at 66;
scripts/native_result_ledger.py: 356->349 rows, 307->300 providers;
scripts/unrooted_local_shape.py --update-baseline; docs/api/perry.d.ts and
docs/src/api/reference.md regenerated from a fresh release build
(2041->2026 entries, 122->118 modules); docs/src/native-libraries/governance.md
regenerated via binding_governance.py --table.
Not run: the compile tier of run_lint_gates.sh (known-red on this Linux
host per CLAUDE.md); a full gap sweep (fixed port, not available on this
shared host). run_lint_gates.sh with SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1: 78 of 79 passed,
1 pre-existing failure (Public benchmark evidence freshness, #10707/#10573,
unrelated to this change).
# Conflicts:
# Cargo.lock
…ative bindings
Removes the perry-ext-cron, perry-ext-exponential-backoff, perry-ext-moment,
and perry-ext-node-forge crates (and each package's hidden perry-stdlib-side
duplicate: cron.rs, exponential_backoff.rs, moment.rs), plus their
well_known_bindings.toml rows, NATIVE_MODULE_TABLE dispatch rows, HIR
special-casing, FFI declarations, and API-manifest entries.
Real npm source for all four now compiles cleanly via perry.compilePackages
and matches node --experimental-strip-types byte-for-byte on a fixture
exercising each package's primary documented use:
- cron 4.4.0: CronJob tick scheduling + CronTime pattern parsing (2 modules)
- exponential-backoff 3.1.3: backOff retry/backoff/predicate paths (1 module)
- moment 2.30.1: parse/format/arithmetic/diff/duration (1 module)
- node-forge 1.4.0: RSA keygen + X.509 build/sign/verify + PEM round-trip
(1 module)
cron's two event-loop liveness FFI symbols (js_cron_timer_tick /
js_cron_timer_has_pending) stay as unconditional 0-returning stubs -- the
generated entry loop calls them every iteration regardless of whether a
program uses cron at all.
Five other probed packages in the same 9-package batch are NOT removed:
- cheerio 1.2.0: cheerio.load() returns a callable object decorated with
static/prototype properties (Object.assign(initialize, staticMethods,
{...})); calling it as a function ($('h2')) throws
'TypeError: string "h2" is not a function' under Perry, even though
'typeof $' correctly reports "function". Real compiler defect, not
attempted here.
- ioredis 5.11.1: functionally correct (stdout byte-for-byte identical to
node; two Perry-only stderr warnings about a circular '.default'
access that node's loader doesn't hit for the same import -- benign,
stdout-only comparison is this repo's convention). NOT removed: the
literal string "ioredis" is shared infrastructure, not just an npm
package name. It is (a) the well_known_bindings.toml lookup key that
EXT_PREFIX_REGISTRY's 'js_ioredis_*' prefix resolves through for
iovalkey and redis's own static-lib auto-linking (see
perry-codegen/src/ext_registry.rs's own comment: "ioredis, iovalkey,
and valkey all share this wrapper... so the single 'ioredis' binding
key covers every RESP package"), and (b) the internal canonical
dispatch key that iovalkey/redis's bare 'Redis' type-name resolution
routes through in 8 HIR/codegen files (static_and_instance.rs,
native_new.rs, module_decl.rs, local_natives.rs, misc.rs, fn_decl.rs,
expr_function.rs, ir/module.rs). Deregistering it would break iovalkey
and redis, which are staying.
- nodemailer 9.0.3: confirms the known #10649 gap -- nodemailer's
lib/xoauth2/index.js does 'class XOAuth2 extends Stream' against the
BARE node:stream Stream (not Readable/Writable/Duplex/Transform, which
#10649 fixed). 'new XOAuth2(...)' throws 'TypeError: is not a
constructor'. This is loaded unconditionally on require("nodemailer")
(nodemailer.js -> smtp-transport -> xoauth2), so any OAuth2 SMTP auth
(e.g. Gmail) is broken under a real-source compile, even though the
narrower JSONTransport/sendMail smoke path compiles and runs correctly.
- undici 8.9.0: real source compiles (112 modules) but request() throws
"TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'length')"
before attempting a TCP connect -- minimal repro:
import { request } from "undici"; await request("http://127.0.0.1:1/x")
- ws 8.21.1: real source compiles and completes the WebSocket handshake
correctly (verified byte-for-byte against a raw curl Upgrade request,
matching RFC 6455's example Sec-WebSocket-Accept), but the compiled
WebSocketServer then throws "TypeError: Cannot read properties of
undefined (reading 'destroy')" immediately after the handshake, before
the user-level 'connection' event ever fires.
Counts re-derived from the resolved tree, not carried forward: workspace
members / API-manifest NATIVE_MODULES / crates all agree at 66;
scripts/native_result_ledger.py: 356->349 rows, 307->300 providers;
scripts/unrooted_local_shape.py --update-baseline; docs/api/perry.d.ts and
docs/src/api/reference.md regenerated from a fresh release build
(2041->2026 entries, 122->118 modules); docs/src/native-libraries/governance.md
regenerated via binding_governance.py --table.
Not run: the compile tier of run_lint_gates.sh (known-red on this Linux
host per CLAUDE.md); a full gap sweep (fixed port, not available on this
shared host). run_lint_gates.sh with SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1: 78 of 79 passed,
1 pre-existing failure (Public benchmark evidence freshness, #10707/#10573,
unrelated to this change).
…base
class X extends Stream (the bare node:stream base that Readable/Writable/
Duplex/Transform themselves derive from) never installed the EventEmitter
listener/emit surface, the pipe() method, or the instanceof Stream class
edge, for ANY heritage shape reaching it (bare import, namespace member,
or CJS destructured require('stream')) -- #10649's dynamic bound-export
dispatch in js_fetch_or_value_super stopped short of Stream, and Stream
was never in canonical_native_parent_name's static recognition list
either.
Stream carries no hidden per-instance state (unlike Readable/Writable/
Duplex/Transform's _readableState/_writableState): in Node it is
EventEmitter plus one added prototype method, pipe(). Reuse the existing
EventEmitter-shaped install (a new js_node_stream_legacy_subclass_init,
which is js_event_emitter_subclass_init plus pipe) rather than adding a
stream-state shim that would duplicate work Stream doesn't need.
instanceof Stream needed its own hop in the class-id chain rather than
collapsing onto EventEmitter's id (which #10430 already registers for
`new X() instanceof EventEmitter`): js_instanceof walks the full chain,
so class_id -> CLASS_ID_STREAM -> CLASS_ID_EVENT_EMITTER keeps
`instanceof EventEmitter` true transitively while making
`instanceof Stream` true ONLY for a genuine extends-Stream subclass --
collapsing both onto one id would have made a plain `extends EventEmitter`
class wrongly satisfy `instanceof Stream` too.
PassThrough (#10745) is a separate, deeper HIR-level gap and is
unaffected by this change, as expected -- canonical_native_parent_name
still doesn't recognize it, so the hidden _transform field its shim
reads is still never pre-seeded.
Investigation note: the literal "is not a constructor" TypeError #10798
describes does not reproduce for genuine `extends Stream` usage (bare,
namespace-member, or CJS-destructured, with or without an explicit
constructor) -- confirmed against a pristine build before this fix, and
via nodemailer 9.0.3's own real internal usage (smtp-transport.js's
`new XOAuth2(authData, this.logger)`, intra-package). It DOES reproduce,
identically, for a plain class with NO heritage at all, when a compiled
package's internal file is require()'d directly from OUTSIDE that
package (e.g. require("nodemailer/lib/xoauth2") from a top-level
project file) -- a pre-existing, heritage-independent bug in
perry.compilePackages's cross-module class export, unrelated to Stream
and out of scope here.
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Summary
class X extends Transform(andWritable/Readable/Duplex) never called thesubclass's
_transform/_write/_readoverride unless the heritage identifier wasa shape
is_genuine_node_stream_parentrecognizes statically at HIR-lowering time(
crates/perry-hir/src/lower_decl/class_decl.rs). A local alias (const Alias = Transform), a namespace member reached through a CJS destructuredrequire('stream'),an indirect subclass, or a class expression all fell through to the dynamic
value-
super()dispatch, which invoked the boundstreamexport as a plainconstructor and dropped the result —
thisstayed an empty object, sowrite()/push()threwERR_METHOD_NOT_IMPLEMENTED.Fix
js_fetch_or_value_super(crates/perry-runtime/src/object/global_this/fetch_globals.rs)resolves the parent to a bound native-module export value exactly the way the
existing WASI arm does (
bound_native_callable_module_and_method, with thedynamic-parent fallback for a stale
parent_val) — that resolution is independent ofhow the heritage expression reached the value: a bare import, a local alias, a
namespace member, and a CJS destructured
require()all produce the identicalbound-closure representation, even though only some of those shapes are recognized
statically at HIR-lowering time. When the resolved value names
stream'sReadable/Writable/Duplex/Transform, it now runs the same runtime shim thestatically-recognized
extends Transformpath already uses(
js_node_stream_*_subclass_init, reused unchanged fromcrates/perry-runtime/src/node_stream_constructors/builders.rs), so every heritageshape installs the override onto
thisidentically.PassThroughis deliberately not handled here: HIR never recognizes it as anode:stream native parent at all, even via a bare import
(
canonical_native_parent_namelists Readable/Writable/Duplex/Transform but notPassThrough), so the hidden
_transformfield this shim reads is never pre-seededfor any
PassThroughheritage shape. That's a separate, deeper HIR-level gap;adding an arm here alone was confirmed empirically to change nothing for it.
Relationship to #10636
#10636 (open, not yet merged) independently fixes a related but narrower mechanism:
it stops treating a
const { Transform } = require('stream')binding inside aCommonJS-wrapper body as "locally shadowing" the native parent, so that one shape
routes through the static native-init path instead of ever reaching
js_fetch_or_value_superat all. Checked empirically (main + #10636's branch,no other changes, same gap test): #10636 alone fixes the CJS-destructured-require
sub-cases (
CjsTransform/CjsWritable/CjsReadable/CjsDuplex— the exactnodemailer shape) but leaves the ESM local-alias (
const Alias = Transform),indirect-subclass, and class-expression sub-cases failing exactly as on
main—#10636's own comment says as much ("does not change the... failure mode... for
indirect subclasses and class expressions"). So this is not a duplicate of
#10636: it fixes the cases #10636 explicitly disclaims, at the cost of some
overlap (both PRs add an arm to
js_fetch_or_value_super; whichever merges secondwill need a small rebase).
Tests
test-files/test_gap_10448_stream_subclass_heritage.ts+test-files/gap_10448_stream_subclass_heritage_helper.cjs— covers Transform viaimport/alias/namespace-member/indirect-subclass/class-expression, the CJS
destructured shapes for Transform/Writable/Readable/Duplex, a CJS namespace-member
control, and the ESM Writable/Readable/Duplex-via-import shapes.
main@ 68a5454, pristine build): N of M linesmismatch Node 26.5.1's output — see validation notes.
node --experimental-strip-typeswith the fix.Fixes #10448
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
node:streamsubclasses so custom transformation, writing, and reading behavior works correctly across aliases, indirect inheritance, class expressions, and CommonJS import patterns.ERR_METHOD_NOT_IMPLEMENTEDin these cases.Tests