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fix(interceptors): trim trailing ejected handlers - #11087
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes unbounded growth of InterceptorManager.handlers by trimming trailing null tombstones on eject(), while preserving iteration snapshot semantics by deferring trimming until forEach() completes. It also introduces monotonic interceptor IDs so trimmed slots aren’t reused and stale IDs don’t accidentally target newly registered interceptors. 🏄
Changes:
- Trim trailing
nullhandler entries aftereject()(immediately when not iterating; deferred until iteration ends). - Switch
use()to return monotonic IDs tracked via an internalMap, rather than array indexes. - Add unit tests covering trimming behavior, non-reuse of IDs, and mutation (
eject(),use(),clear()) duringforEach(); add a PRE_RELEASE changelog entry.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| lib/core/InterceptorManager.js | Adds internal ID tracking + deferred trimming to prevent sparse-array growth while preserving iteration semantics. |
| tests/unit/core/InterceptorManager.test.js | New focused unit coverage for trimming, monotonic IDs, and mutation during iteration. |
| PRE_RELEASE_CHANGELOG.md | Notes the interceptor storage fix in the unreleased changelog. |
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lib/core/InterceptorManager.js:46
- Potential memory leak / regression for code that resets interceptors by reassigning
handlers(this repo does this in browser tests). With the newhandlerEntriesMap holding strong references to handler objects,axios.interceptors.*.handlers = []detaches the array but leaves prior handlers reachable viahandlerEntries, reintroducing unbounded growth (now in the Map) and preventing GC. 🏄
Consider defensively detecting handlers array replacement and clearing handlerEntries (e.g., track the last handlers reference in internals and clear() the map when it changes) or otherwise avoid storing strong handler references in the Map so external handlers reassignment doesn’t retain them.
this.handlers.push(handler);
internals.handlerEntries.set(id, {
handler,
index: this.handlers.length - 1,
});
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…er-compaction # Conflicts: # PRE_RELEASE_CHANGELOG.md
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PRE_RELEASE_CHANGELOG.md:7
- 🏄
PRE_RELEASE_CHANGELOG.mdheadings look mis-nested:## Bug Fixescurrently sits at the same level as## Unreleased, whilePRE_RELEASE_DOCS.mduses## Unreleasedwith### ...subsections. Also the bullet text “interceptor ID identity across registrations” is ambiguous now that IDs are monotonic and can diverge from handler indices; consider clarifying that IDs are monotonic/not reused and handlers remain an array. (You may also want to add a matching entry toPRE_RELEASE_DOCS.mdto track the interceptor docs update at release time.)
## Unreleased
## Bug Fixes
- **Interceptor storage:** Removed trailing interceptor tombstones after ejection so repeated register-then-eject cycles no longer grow the handlers array, while preserving its public array shape, interceptor iteration behavior, and interceptor ID identity across registrations. (**#11070**)
tests/unit/core/InterceptorManager.test.js:92
- 🏄 This test reaches into the InterceptorManager internals via
Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(manager)[0], which relies on symbol enumeration order. It’s more robust to locate the symbol by description so the test won’t break if additional symbol-keyed fields are added later.
const internals = manager[Object.getOwnPropertySymbols(manager)[0]];
Greptile SummaryFixes sparse interceptor storage growth while preserving iteration semantics.
Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge with no concrete correctness or security failures identified. The new bookkeeping preserves opaque interceptor IDs, validates stale mappings before ejection, defers compaction across nested iteration, and restores state through a finally block.
What T-Rex did
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| Filename | Overview |
|---|---|
| lib/core/InterceptorManager.js | Introduces monotonic IDs, stale-entry synchronization, and iteration-safe trailing tombstone trimming without exposing a concrete behavioral defect. |
| tests/unit/core/InterceptorManager.test.js | Covers repeated registration and ejection, stale IDs, direct storage reset, deferred compaction, and clear-during-iteration behavior. |
| tests/browser/adapter.browser.test.js | Replaces direct interceptor-array assignment with the supported clear operation during cleanup. |
| tests/browser/interceptors.browser.test.js | Uses the manager clear API for browser-test isolation. |
| PRE_RELEASE_CHANGELOG.md | Records the interceptor tombstone-growth fix and preserved behavior. |
Flowchart
%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
U[use interceptor] --> I[Assign monotonic ID]
I --> A[Append handler and map ID to entry]
E[eject ID] --> L[Look up mapped entry]
L --> V{Entry still matches array slot?}
V -- No --> N[Ignore stale ID]
V -- Yes --> T[Replace handler with null]
T --> D{Iteration active?}
D -- No --> C[Trim trailing null handlers]
D -- Yes --> F[Defer trimming]
F --> X[Outermost forEach finishes]
X --> C
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Summary
Fixes unbounded sparse-array growth in
InterceptorManagercaused by ejected interceptors leaving trailingnulltombstones.The implementation preserves the existing
handlersarray and public types. Trailing tombstones are removed after ejection, with compaction deferred during iteration so newly registered interceptors are not accidentally included in the current interceptor chain.Linked issue
Closes #11070
Changes
nullhandlers after interceptor ejection.forEach()is iterating to preserve existing snapshot behavior.handlersas an array and leave ESM/CommonJS declarations unchanged.clear()behavior.PRE_RELEASE_CHANGELOG.md.Testing
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Summary by cubic
Prevents
InterceptorManagerhandler array growth by trimming trailing ejected handlers and using monotonic, non-reused IDs. Also clears stale handler entries when the handlers array is replaced or reset in place; iteration behavior and public types stay the same, and compaction runs after iteration.Description
nullentries aftereject(); keep interior tombstones.use(); ignore stale IDs afterclear(), in-place reset, or array replacement.handlersis replaced or emptied in place; resync onclear().forEach(); compact once iteration ends.handlersas an array and keep ESM/CJS types unchanged.Docs
/docs/(interceptors):use()are monotonic and are not reused; stale IDs are ignored afterclear(), in-place reset, or array replacement..clear()over replacing the array or changing its length.Testing
tests/unit/core/InterceptorManager.test.js:clear()/replacement/in-place reset.handlersis replaced;clear()during iteration; in-place resets do not leak entries.axios.interceptors.request.clear()and.response.clear().Semantic version impact
Patch: bug fix with backward-compatible behavior.
Written for commit a4cc018. Summary will update on new commits.