Fix leak in js_array_buffer_constructor3#514
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If alloc_flag is unset, then we are expected to consume the buffer even if we throw an exception. (At least this is what js_array_buffer_transfer seems to assume.)
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May 16, 2026
| @@ -56056,13 +56056,15 @@ static JSValue js_array_buffer_constructor3(JSContext *ctx, | |||
| if (!alloc_flag && buf && max_len && free_func != js_array_buffer_free) { | |||
| // not observable from JS land, only through C API misuse; | |||
| // JS code cannot create externally managed buffers directly | |||
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By the way, if this is a user error then maybe an assert would suffice?
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If alloc_flag is unset, then we are expected to consume the buffer even if we throw an exception. (At least this is what js_array_buffer_transfer seems to assume.)