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fix(database): make lazy imports and content upgrades crash-safe - #3881
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A request cancelled while it runs the lazy collection import could leave the module unable to recover: - the `_content_info` row stayed at the current version with `ready = 0`; later requests polled for 90s, threw "Database integrity check failed" and queried a half-filled table. A waiter that reaches the timeout, or finds the row gone, now takes the import over instead of giving up. - the integrity promise memoised per isolate never settled when its owner was cancelled, so every later request awaited it forever. The check now reports progress on each database call and callers that see none for 30s discard it and start a new check. - a `ready = 0` row no longer vouches for the table structure, so a takeover or a newer version rebuilds the table instead of inserting into a table that may be missing. Refs nuxt#3854, nuxt#3683 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L11XpXPwsb9JzVNdHHMdkT
Builds on the previous commit to close the remaining holes of the lazy import of remote databases (D1, libsql, postgres): - Importing a collection now requires a lease, stored as a `lease_<collection>` row of `_content_info` (no schema change). Claiming it is a primary key insert, so a single request in a single isolate imports a collection at a time; concurrent isolates no longer interleave DROP/INSERT statements. - The owner renews the lease while it imports. A lease left by a killed request expires after 30s and is taken over, instead of the former 90s blind wait on a `ready = 0` row. An owner that lost its lease stops before it can flag the collection as ready. - A stalled check releases its lease right away. - The check is handed to `event.waitUntil` (or `event.context.waitUntil`) so a client disconnect does not cancel it on Cloudflare. The unit tests now run every scenario on real db0 connectors for SQLite (D1 dialect), libsql and PostgreSQL (pglite). Refs nuxt#3854, nuxt#3683, nuxt#3159 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L11XpXPwsb9JzVNdHHMdkT
Builds a `cloudflare-module` fixture and runs it with `wrangler dev` (workerd + local D1), to reproduce the production failures: - workerd killed half-way through an import, then a fresh isolate - a request that returns while its import is in flight, then a request in the same isolate - concurrent first requests On `main` the first scenario waits 90s and serves 6 of 1500 documents, and the second one hangs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L11XpXPwsb9JzVNdHHMdkT
Hardens the lazy import of remote databases for content upgrades:
- Batch the deletion of outdated records by 100 bound parameters. D1
rejects larger statements ("too many SQL variables"), so on main any
release removing or changing more than 100 documents failed its
upgrade and kept serving the previous content.
- Split structure lines (DROP, CREATE, indexes) into single statements:
libsql and PostgreSQL run one statement at a time, so their lazy import
never created the collection table.
- Retry failing statements, then fail the import instead of ignoring the
error, and check that the table holds exactly the records of the dump
before flagging the collection as ready.
- Confirm the lease before every destructive statement, and count its
renewal from its acquisition: a request paused after taking the lease
can no longer drop the table of the import that replaced it. A stalled
check no longer releases a lease its owner may still be using.
- A new database version rebuilds the collection under its lease instead
of dropping the whole info table (and every lease in it); the info table
is only recreated when its columns do not match the dump.
- Requests are never served from a collection that is not ready: they
wait for the import, or get a 503. A failed check is retried after 10s.
Refs nuxt#3854, nuxt#3683, nuxt#3159
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Adds two releases of the fixture to the workerd suite: an upgrade that removes 200, changes 1000 and adds 100 documents, run normally and killed half-way. On main, the first one keeps serving the previous release (`D1_ERROR: too many SQL variables`) and the second one never starts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L11XpXPwsb9JzVNdHHMdkT
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The active coding requirements are met. For [#3854], database.server.ts uses an expiring per-collection lease, verifies lease ownership before destructive work and readiness, retries failed imports,… |
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The changes stay within the active issue scope. Lease recovery, strict import checks, stalled-check handling, and no-partial-read behavior support [#3854]. Batched deletes and the D1 workerd fixture s… |
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- Line 305: Replace the Set.prototype.difference calls in the database
integrity-check and upgrade paths, including `hashesToDelete`, `missing`, and
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- Around line 225-227: In importCollection, validate the decompressed dump
before acquiring the lease and throw when it contains no lines, so an empty or
failed fetch cannot reach the import or deletion paths.
- Around line 343-350: Fence the dump’s final ready-flag update in the import
completion path around lease.renew() and execStatement so it can only set ready
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- Do not use `Set.prototype.difference`: it is not available on Node.js 20 (supported by `engines`), where every import would have failed its record check. The unit tests now run without the ES2025 Set methods. - Never import an empty dump: it would delete every record of the collection. - Flag the collection as ready in the same statement that checks the lease, so an owner paused right before that write cannot flag the import that replaced it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L11XpXPwsb9JzVNdHHMdkT
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🟠 Major · Fence every import statement, not only the ready update. · database.server.ts:385-392
src/runtime/internal/database.server.ts:385-392
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftFence every import statement, not only the ready update.
importCollectionrenews the lease and then executes each dump statement in a separate database call. If an owner pauses beforeexecStatementcompletes, another owner can rebuild and mark the collection ready. The stale owner can then execute an unguarded structure statement such asDROP TABLE, removing the ready collection. The same gap affects dump writes.Make every destructive or dump SQL operation atomic with its lease check, using a database transaction or an owner-specific staging table with an atomic publish step. A second
renew()immediately beforeexecStatementis not sufficient because the lease can expire after that check.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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255-271: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert import progress after
/api/kickreturns.
worker.get('/api/kick')resolves after the response returns. The handler startsqueryCollection(event, 'docs').count()without awaiting it. The database path relies onevent.waitUntil(check.promise)to keep the import alive after the client disconnects.The current test checks only eventual completion. If the import stops at request end, partial rows can remain and
worker.docs()can retry until recovery succeeds. A partial-row check alone would also pass because it checks persisted state, not continued progress.Record the row count after the response and require it to increase before calling
worker.docs().Suggested fix
expect((await worker.get('/api/kick')).body).toBe('started') - await sleep(200) + const itemsAtResponse = readD1().items + expect(itemsAtResponse).toBeLessThan(V1.titles.length) + expect(await waitFor(() => readD1().items > itemsAtResponse)).toBe(true) // same isolate: must neither hang nor see a partial collection🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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transaction or owner-specific staging with atomic publication, rather than
relying on a second lease.renew() before execStatement. Preserve the existing
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The import of a request that returns early must keep running (handed to `waitUntil`), not only complete later. Without `waitUntil`, workerd stops it as soon as the response is sent, and this assertion fails. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L11XpXPwsb9JzVNdHHMdkT
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Checking that rows were still missing right after `/api/kick` returned depended on timing. With no other request, the import of a request that returned completes only if it was handed to `waitUntil`, so waiting for the collection to be flagged as ready is deterministic. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L11XpXPwsb9JzVNdHHMdkT
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🟠 Major · Renew the lease before retrying import SQL. · database.server.ts:426-437
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRenew the lease before retrying import SQL.
importCollectionchecks the lease before callingexecStatement, butexecStatementretriesdb.execwithout checking ownership. If a D1 statement fails after the lease expires, the old owner can retry its rawINSERT,DELETE, or structure SQL after a replacement import completes.verifyRecordsruns too late to undo that write, andflagReadyprotects only the readiness update. The stale write can therefore mutate a collection that remains marked ready.Suggested fix
-async function execStatement(db: DatabaseAdapter, sql: string, params?: Parameters<DatabaseAdapter['exec']>[1]) { +async function execStatement(db: DatabaseAdapter, sql: string, params?: Parameters<DatabaseAdapter['exec']>[1], lease?: Lease) { ... if (attempt >= STATEMENT_ATTEMPTS) { throw new Error(`Failed to execute SQL ${sql.slice(0, 200)}: ${(error as Error)?.message || 'Unknown error'}`, { cause: error }) } + await lease?.renew() await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 200 * attempt)) ... - await execStatement(db, `DELETE FROM ${table} WHERE __hash__ IN (${chunk.map(() => '?').join(',')})`, chunk) + await execStatement(db, `DELETE FROM ${table} WHERE __hash__ IN (${chunk.map(() => '?').join(',')})`, chunk, lease) ... - await execStatement(db, sql) + await execStatement(db, sql, undefined, lease)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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A statement that hangs past the lease lifetime and then fails was retried without checking the lease, so its retry could run after another request had taken the import over and completed it (e.g. dropping its table). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L11XpXPwsb9JzVNdHHMdkT
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Resolves #3854, resolves #3159, resolves #3880. Related to #3683.
This overlaps with #3872 by @Waschnick, which addresses the hang of #3159; see the comparison below.
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Problem
Remote databases are filled lazily, inside the first visitor requests after a deployment. On D1 we found, and reproduced on workerd:
_content_infostays atready = 0; every later request waits 90s, logsDatabase integrity check failed, then queries the half-filled table (we got a 200 with 6 of 1500 documents).too many SQL variables) and the site keeps serving the previous content.Also fixed along the way:
DROP TABLE/INSERTs);readycan be set with rows missing;databaseVersionchange dropping every collection's info row.Fix (
src/runtime/internal/database.server.tsonly, no configuration or schema change)lease_<collection>row in_content_info. Claiming it is a primary-key insert, so only one request imports a collection at a time, on every SQL engine. It expires after 30s, is renewed while the import progresses, and its ownership is confirmed before every destructive statement and before the collection is flagged as ready.waitUntil/event.context.waitUntil(the fallback comes from fix(database): don't hang on an integrity check stranded by a cancelled request #3872, thanks!).Reproduction & tests
test/unit/database.server.integrity.test.ts: 21 scenarios on real db0 connectors for SQLite/D1, libsql and PostgreSQL (PGlite). Hangs, pauses and errors are injected around the connectors, isolates are fresh module instances.test/cloudflare-d1.test.ts: builds two releases of acloudflare-modulefixture and runs them on workerd with a local D1 throughwrangler dev. No Cloudflare account needed.ready = 0not recoveredeslint .,pnpm typecheckand the fullvitest runpass (479 tests). The workerd suite takes about 2.5 minutes.Known limitations
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