fix(query-db-collection): publish mutation refetches - #1840
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant QueryCollection
participant ResultApplicationController
participant OwnershipState
QueryCollection->>ResultApplicationController: create application for new result
ResultApplicationController->>ResultApplicationController: invalidate and abort previous application
QueryCollection->>OwnershipState: apply current result
OwnershipState->>ResultApplicationController: await deferred publication
ResultApplicationController->>OwnershipState: restore ownership if publication fails
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In `@packages/db/src/collection/mutations.ts`:
- Line 244: Update the mutation flow around this.collection._sync.startSync() to
check this.state.has(key) first and reject with DuplicateKeyError before
starting sync. Ensure duplicate-key mutations do not transition sync state or
invoke the adapter, while preserving the existing startSync behavior for new
keys.
In `@packages/query-db-collection/src/query.ts`:
- Around line 1030-1034: Update trackResultApplication and the waiter’s catch
path so failed applications are recorded in failedResultApplications with their
error before the pending entry is removed. When handling an error for
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Keep failed applications observable by their waiters.
trackResultApplication removes the pending entry before this waiter resumes. The identity check then fails, so the waiter loops and resolves normally. The failedResultApplications fallback is not checked while the waiter is already awaiting the application.
Do not treat every missing entry as current. Supersession also removes the entry. Store the failed application with its error, and rethrow only when that failure record belongs to application.
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- const failedResultApplications = new Map<string, unknown>()
+ const failedResultApplications = new Map<
+ string,
+ { application: Promise<void>; error: unknown }
+ >()
...
- return Promise.reject(failedResultApplications.get(hashedQueryKey))
+ return Promise.reject(
+ failedResultApplications.get(hashedQueryKey)!.error,
+ )
...
- failedResultApplications.set(hashedQueryKey, error)
+ failedResultApplications.set(hashedQueryKey, { application, error })
...
} catch (error) {
- if (pendingResultApplications.get(hashedQueryKey) === application) {
+ const current = pendingResultApplications.get(hashedQueryKey)
+ const failed = failedResultApplications.get(hashedQueryKey)
+ if (
+ current === application ||
+ (current === undefined && failed?.application === application)
+ ) {
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In `@packages/query-db-collection/src/query.ts` around lines 1030 - 1034, Update
trackResultApplication and the waiter’s catch path so failed applications are
recorded in failedResultApplications with their error before the pending entry
is removed. When handling an error for application, rethrow only if the matching
failure record belongs to that same application; do not treat a missing pending
entry as current, since superseded applications also remove their entries.
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Fixes Query Collection writes from idle state and guarantees that the newest authoritative cache result reaches the source Collection and downstream live views without a stale or torn intermediate publication. Mutations rejected by locally decidable validation remain inert, while valid state-dependent mutations hydrate synchronously before their row checks.
Root cause
Core mutation startup did not distinguish locally decidable rejection from validation that needs synchronized Collection state. Query Collection direct-write utilities also needed a per-Collection way to request idle startup.
Separately, Query results were queued behind an older application that could be parked on a deferred commit or persisted-row scan. A focus refetch or mutation refetch could therefore publish a stale snapshot, settle
loadSubsettoo early, or lose ownership rollback when the older generation was cancelled. Mutation-specific replacement did not cover focus refetches and could lose an authoritative server delete.The first general supersession repair exposed a narrower phase bug: if a newer result arrived after core publication had begun, restoring the older application's provisional ownership could rewind the owner maps while already-published rows remained visible. The same boundary exists while a persisted wrapper is still awaiting durable completion.
Approach
write*utilities to the internal post-construction idle-start callback. Read-only utilities remain side-effect free.loadSubsetsettlement to the newest application and restore ownership only for the cancelled generation.Key invariants
loadSubsetwaiters follow the newest application instead of rejecting on supersession.Non-goals and unsupported boundaries
@internalsync-factory callback declaration gains its post-construction idle-start callback parameter; this emitted internal type change is included in package measurements rather than described as zero API delta.collection.utils.write*()calls during internal_deferSyncStart()render/materialization coordination remain unsupported and fail explicitly withSyncNotInitializedError. The adapter has not entered its sync function, so no manual-write context exists. Starting immediately could expose a partially materialized graph; queuing would add ordering, replay, error, and cleanup semantics outside this fix. Framework commit/effect resumes startup normally.Review findings
The supplied external review contained eight independent rows. ER-01, ER-03, ER-05, ER-06, ER-07, and ER-08 are fixed here. ER-02's claimed retained-overlay collapse was refuted on the exact controlled persisted-scan path, although duplicate scanning remains a non-contractual performance idea. ER-04's claimed duplicate authoritative application was refuted with stable result-object identity and application/staging counters.
The review source did not identify its author, so no identity is inferred. Its raw preface also mentioned one refuted and two dropped candidates without supplying their claims, paths, or proposed fixes; that evidence gap remains explicit rather than inventing findings or credit.
Adversarial review additionally found synchronous reentrancy and settlement-slot hazards in the first general supersession repair. Both have permanent behavior-named oracles and hostile-mutant receipts.
An anonymous background review then found a high-severity orphaned-row regression in that repair: supersession after core publication could restore ownership even though the rows had already landed, and the persisted-GC/cold-revalidation path had the same exposure while durable commit was pending. Exact base/current probes confirmed both BGR-01 and BGR-02. The repair now retains the exact core transaction phase locally and permits rollback only before
applicationStarted; post-publication listener errors, readiness generation, and pre-publication commit failure have independent permanent controls. The review also supplied four clean negative checks, all confirmed. Its author was not identified, so no identity is inferred.The final CodeRabbit review found two further issues. An idle collection can already contain
initialData, so duplicate inserts now reject before startup while retaining a second post-start check for keys discovered by hydration. An already-attachedloadSubsetwaiter now observes failure of the current application; this reuses the existing failure record rather than adding the suggested per-application bookkeeping object.The exact-head CodeRabbit rescan produced no actionable comments. Its residual risk summary said invalid direct writes can start idle sync. Controlled probes confirm the side effect but refute a blanket inert-write rule: update/delete may need startup to hydrate a valid target, and schema normalization may create insert/upsert keys. Prior art defines automatic startup for write-method entry but no invalid-idle contract. Adding two-phase preflight or a special untyped
writeBatchrule would expand behavior and shipped machinery, so this PR leaves that design question outside scope.Core oracle ownership
The core mutation-startup law now has a dedicated registered owner rather than living as 441 examples in the conventional lifecycle suite. Existing cleanup/restart, subscription lifecycle, state-retention, optimistic-transaction, and publication owners were inspected; none coherently owns public idle mutation admission. The new 19-case owner has its own review card, finite ready/throwing adapter model, path and observation contract, hostile mutants, and explicit exclusions. The conventional suite is byte-identical to the refreshed base, the new owner is reached by
@tanstack/db'stest:oraclescampaign, and the coverage map names its exact domain. Query Collection's additional lifecycle laws were received by its existing ownership owner; that package's existingtest:oraclesregistration remains unchanged.Shipped weight
Exact refreshed base
2841fde0fb4ef1383553df9545a2288bd1540fe2to candidate5ca8f919fc79c0acaeab87031aa0c9f317684d5d. Raw values sum emitted production.js/.cjs; compression sums each file using/usr/bin/gzip -n -cand Node zlib Brotli under the same Vite 7.3.2 toolchain.Npm tarballs include shipped source, source maps, declarations, and package metadata as declared by each package:
@tanstack/db@tanstack/query-db-collection@tanstack/db@tanstack/query-db-collectionThe final deletion pass localized the private transaction phase reference, saving 23/23 B normal and 29/28 B minified Query ESM/CJS raw, and reused the existing core state alias, saving 10/10 B normal and 18/18 B minified core ESM/CJS raw. Earlier passes removed mutation-specific replacement, collapsed result tracking to one controller map, removed redundant rollback clears, derived write-helper names from the in-scope utility object, and reused the existing failure map. A factored duplicate assertion had worse compressed output and a per-call closure. Closure-only phase tracking, after-receipt tracking, baseline reconstruction, unconditional readiness, and deleting either duplicate checkpoint fail hostile oracles or add more work/state. The remaining startup hook and phase/settlement machinery are the smallest clear supported-path repair found.
The zero-growth target is not met. Positive production deltas remain in both packages, and the positive
@tanstack/dbdelta is an explicit merge hold pending user approval. Tests and documentation are not netted against shipped production growth; package metadata and all tarball contents are reported above.Verification
Local receipts on the candidate:
@tanstack/dboracle campaign: 38 files, 2,084 testsgit diff --check: greenno-shadow; two test-onlyrequire-await). The earlierwhile (true)error was removed by a behavior-equivalentfor (;;)deletion pass.@tanstack/electric-db-collection,pg, and@standard-schema/specHostile mutants killed: chained stale publication, missing pre-publication ownership rollback, unconditional post-publication rollback, transaction capture after durable commit, missing catch-side rollback, unconditional catch-side rollback, missing waiter forwarding, eager rejected-mutation startup, too-late update/delete startup, pre-start duplicate omission, post-start hydrated-duplicate omission, over-broad duplicate lookup, repeated startup, swapped update/delete dispatch, mutation application before startup failure, unconditional cleaned-up restart, missing reentrant point-of-no-return, missing newest-settlement guard, missing active-waiter failure propagation, unconditional readiness, and unfenced controller cleanup. The historical core product fails 9 of the dedicated owner's 19 cases.
The published branch was merged normally with current
origin/mainat2841fde0rather than rewriting PR history. Merged #1824, #1826, #1831, #1832, #1833, #1834, #1835, #1842, and #1847 are ancestors of the integrated base and are not duplicated in this branch. Both #1847's cold-join owner and this PR's mutation-startup owner remain registered.Files changed
packages/db/src/collection/index.ts: makes the internal startup callback idle-only and preserves the construction boundary.packages/db/src/collection/mutations.ts: starts accepted mutations after local validation and before state-dependent checks.packages/db/tests/collection-mutation-startup-oracle.test.ts: independently owns the idle mutation admission law across local rejection, synchronous hydration, duplicate timing, accepted dispatch, and startup failure.packages/db/package.json: registers that owner intest:oracles.docs/contributing/oracle-coverage.md: records the owner's domain and explicit exclusions. The conventional lifecycle suite is restored byte-for-byte to the base after its 441 transferred lines were deleted.packages/query-db-collection/src/query.ts: implements general result supersession, waiter forwarding, core-phase-fenced ownership rollback, reentrancy fencing, and cleaned-up compatibility.packages/query-db-collection/tests/ownership-lifecycle.oracle.test.ts: owns delete publication, focus/mutation supersession, waiter settlement, post-/pre-publication rollback, readiness generation, cleanup, and publication integrity..changeset/fix-query-collection-lifecycle.md: patch releases for both affected packages.Provenance and credit
@treyhoover)orderBy.192dd2c4,b3057d6f,0c76796b, and13c73147@KyleAMathews), Claude,@mwalkersigma,@flybayer,autofix-ci[bot]utilsgetter. Direction and counterexamples were reused; no code was copied.utils.statuscounterexample@samwillis), with Kyle Mathews's path clarification73237481, merged as5f474f1e@KyleAMathews), Claude; approved by Sam Willis (@samwillis)ac6250a8@samwillis); reviewed by@kevin-dpcoderabbitai[bot])@samwillis;81007b5,94310c0,983dd7d)@KyleAMathews;56b870b), approved by Sam Willis (@samwillis)@KyleAMathews;179d003), Tanner Linsley (@tannerlinsley),autofix-ci[bot], CodeRabbit@KyleAMathews;fdcb078), Tanner Linsley (@tannerlinsley), CodeRabbitCloses #478
Supersedes #918
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