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Add atomic multi-key operations to Cloudflare D1 - #1432
Single-key CAS cannot reserve a record and update a shared budget as one operation. Implementing AtomicKvStore in WorkersD1KvStore lets Cloudflare Workers applications read a consistent set of keys and apply multi-key changes only when every expectation matches.
D1 exposes transactions through batch() rather than interactive transaction callbacks. A private guard row records whether every expectation matched before any user entry changes and captures one database-clock cutoff for expiry. Single-key and multi-key CAS use this same protocol, so mismatches preserve values and TTLs. Snapshots use one query, and calls exceeding the documented key or byte limits reject without splitting. Comparisons follow the existing JSON codec, ignoring object member order while preserving array order and types.
Deployments using initialized: true must add the <tableName>_atomic guard table alongside the entry table and expiry index. Automatic initialization creates the guard table on first use. The package README and manual include the migration schema, codec and TTL rules, and batch limits. Pass the D1 database binding to read snapshots from the primary. A caller-owned session keeps sequential consistency, but its reads may come from a stale replica.
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WorkersD1KvStore now implements AtomicKvStore with snapshot reads and multi-key mutations. The change adds guarded writes, schema validation, tests, and documentation for consistency scope, schema setup, comparison rules, TTL behavior, and operation limits.
Changes: Workers D1 atomic KV operations
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Atomic contract and D1 schema packages/cfworkers/src/mod.ts
WorkersD1KvStore implements AtomicKvStore. Initialization creates and validates the entry table, atomic guard table, and expiry index; drop() removes both tables.
Snapshots and guarded mutations packages/cfworkers/src/mod.ts
Snapshot reads preserve input order and duplicates. Multi-key mutations use a shared cutoff and evaluate CAS conditions before applying writes. Inputs and operation sizes are validated.
Conformance and type validation packages/cfworkers/test/*, packages/cfworkers/package.json
Tests cover atomic behavior, rollback, concurrency, schema compatibility, comparison rules, and limits. The shared conformance suite and type fixtures include the D1 adapter.
D1 deployment and API guidance CHANGES.md, changes.d/cfworkers/*, packages/cfworkers/README.md, docs/manual/kv.md, claude-plugin/skills/fedify/SKILL.md
Documentation describes the D1 schema, consistency scope, atomic operations, comparison and TTL rules, and size limits.
PostgreSQL expiry-index changelog note
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Expiry-index detection note CHANGES.md
The PostgreSQL changelog documents comparing the index expression to avoid redundant expiry-index creation for the noted PostgreSQL 18.7 spelling.
This PR adds atomic operations to the D1 key-value store. The remaining issues are wording in the manual about snapshot size limits and value serialization. They do not affect runtime behavior, so merge risk is low.
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(1) Contract [#1379, #1363]: WorkersD1KvStore now implements AtomicKvStore in `packages/cfworkers/src…
Provide focused evidence for the two single-key cas() audit items. Show that a deletion cas() with TTL options rejects, and that an absence check with no mutation routes reads as the documented session or binding rules require. Show the…
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Most changed files relate to #1379. mod.ts implements the atomic methods, the guard table, and validation. test/d1.test.ts, test/d1.atomic.check.mjs, and the typecheck fixtures test that work. T…
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The title "Add atomic multi-key operations to Cloudflare D1" matches the main change. The PR adds getMany, setMany, deleteMany, and casMany to WorkersD1KvStore, which implements AtomicKvStore. The tit…
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The title "Add atomic multi-key operations to Cloudflare D1" matches the main change. The PR adds getMany, setMany, deleteMany, and casMany to WorkersD1KvStore, which implements AtomicKvStore. The title names the feature and the adapter. It does not mention the guard table, the expiry-index fix, or the docs, which is expected for a title.
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The description states that the PR implements AtomicKvStore in WorkersD1KvStore, which matches the changeset. It explains the guard-row CAS protocol, the snapshot and multi-key behavior, the migration requirements for initialized: true, and the D1 binding versus caller-owned session consistency. It also references the closed issue. The description is related to the changes and specific enough to pass.
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(1) Contract [#1379, #1363]: WorkersD1KvStore now implements AtomicKvStore in packages/cfworkers/src/mod.ts. It adds getMany, setMany, deleteMany, and casMany with the proposed signatures. cas() is retained.
(2) Snapshot reads and transactions [#1379]: getMany() uses a materialized cutoff and returns results in input order, including duplicates. Mutations use a D1 batch() with a reserved guard table. The guard decides all CAS expectations before any entry changes.
(3) Expiry and comparison [#1379]: one database-clock cutoff is shared per operation. Comparisons use structural JSON comparison and ignore object member order. Test coverage is described for these rules.
(4) Limits and tests [#1379]: keys, batches, values, TTLs, and aggregate inputs are validated, and oversized calls reject without partial writes. The shared conformance suite runs in test/d1.atomic.check.mjs. test/d1.test.ts covers competing reservations, rollback, empty batches, and size limits.
(5) Documentation [#1379]: the manual, package README, SKILL guidance, and changelog describe the schema, read consistency, and WorkersKvStore limits.
Unresolved gaps: #1379 requires auditing single-key cas() for two behaviors. The first is rejection of TTL options on deletion. The second is session routing for an absence check that performs no mutation. The summary does not show evidence for either behavior. Deployed-D1 verification and the lock file are not coding requirements, or are excluded from review.
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Most changed files relate to #1379. mod.ts implements the atomic methods, the guard table, and validation. test/d1.test.ts, test/d1.atomic.check.mjs, and the typecheck fixtures test that work. The manual, README, SKILL guidance, and changelog document it. package.json adds @fedify/testing and temporal-polyfill for those tests. The _atomic name rejection and drop() change support the guard table.
The PR description also includes a PostgreSQL change. It makes expiry-index discovery compare the underlying AT TIME ZONE expression, for PostgreSQL 18.7. #1379 does not request this change. The summary includes only a CHANGES.md entry for it, and the code file for it is not visible in the summary. Its link to #1379 is not established. #1379 is a child of #1361, but the link to that parent for this change is not shown.
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Validate the entry table's key collation.
If an existing entry table declares key TEXT PRIMARY KEY COLLATE NOCASE, initialize() accepts it because these checks inspect only the atomic table and expiry index. setMany() then accepts ["A"] and ["a"] as distinct keys, but SQLite treats them as the same primary key. The second value overwrites the first, and the call reports success. Check the entry table's key definition before marking initialization complete, and add a test for this schema. (sqlite.org)
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A pre-existing NOCASE key primary index could collapse distinct
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Cover schema rejection and retry after repair, and document the
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A pre-existing NOCASE key primary index could collapse distinct
JSON-encoded keys during a successful batch. Check the primary
index's columns and collation during automatic initialization
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Cover schema rejection and retry after repair, and document the
binary primary-key requirement for manual migrations.
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CTEs shadowed backing tables named live, cutoff, or budget, even
though these names are accepted by the constructor. Qualify both
backing-table joins with main so snapshot reads use the stored rows.
Cover input ordering, missing keys, and duplicate keys for all three
configured names.
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Cover a NOCASE column backed by a binary primary index, including the
list page boundary, and retain the merged SQLite documentation.
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Cover input ordering, missing keys, and duplicate keys for all three
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A binary primary index does not override a column's declared NOCASE
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and list ranges and ordering, so distinct encoded keys stay isolated.
Cover a NOCASE column backed by a binary primary index, including the
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Regenerate the changelog after the rebase.
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Resolve json_each and json_tree through the temp schema so physical
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Implement AtomicKvStore using a D1 batch transaction with a private
comparison guard and one database-clock expiry cutoff. Read multiple
keys in one bounded snapshot, and reject invalid or oversized batches
before writing rather than splitting them.
Document the required guard-table migration, JSON and TTL semantics,
size limits, and caller-owned session consistency. Exercise the shared
conformance helper through local D1 sessions and add Workers regressions
for concurrency, rollback, expiry, codec and validation boundaries.
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A pre-existing NOCASE key primary index could collapse distinct
JSON-encoded keys during a successful batch. Check the primary
index's columns and collation during automatic initialization
before any user-data writes.
Cover schema rejection and retry after repair, and document the
binary primary-key requirement for manual migrations.
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CTEs shadowed backing tables named live, cutoff, or budget, even
though these names are accepted by the constructor. Qualify both
backing-table joins with main so snapshot reads use the stored rows.
Cover input ordering, missing keys, and duplicate keys for all three
configured names.
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A binary primary index does not override a column's declared NOCASE
collation. Explicitly use BINARY for lookups, mutations, expiry cleanup,
and list ranges and ordering, so distinct encoded keys stay isolated.
Cover a NOCASE column backed by a binary primary index, including the
list page boundary, and retain the merged SQLite documentation.
Regenerate the changelog after the rebase.
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Resolve json_each and json_tree through the temp schema so physical
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Clarify how nested functions and symbols are serialized.
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Document that the snapshot byte budget counts unique live rows.
The sentence at docs/manual/kv.md:824-825 implies that duplicates count toward the 8 MiB budget. The implementation does not count them. getMany() deduplicates input keys before the size query. It sums only the encoded key and value bytes for unique rows that exist and have not expired. Missing and expired keys add no bytes.
Name the counted rows explicitly, so callers can predict when a snapshot rejects. For example, state that duplicate input keys and missing or expired keys do not count toward the 8 MiB budget.
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Update the snapshot size-limit wording to clarify that the 8 MiB budget counts encoded key and value bytes for unique live rows only; duplicate inputs, missing keys, and expired keys do not contribute. Keep the separate 256-input-key limit clear.
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Single-key CAS cannot reserve a record and update a shared budget as one operation. Implementing
AtomicKvStoreinWorkersD1KvStorelets Cloudflare Workers applications read a consistent set of keys and apply multi-key changes only when every expectation matches.D1 exposes transactions through
batch()rather than interactive transaction callbacks. A private guard row records whether every expectation matched before any user entry changes and captures one database-clock cutoff for expiry. Single-key and multi-key CAS use this same protocol, so mismatches preserve values and TTLs. Snapshots use one query, and calls exceeding the documented key or byte limits reject without splitting. Comparisons follow the existing JSON codec, ignoring object member order while preserving array order and types.Deployments using
initialized: truemust add the<tableName>_atomicguard table alongside the entry table and expiry index. Automatic initialization creates the guard table on first use. The package README and manual include the migration schema, codec and TTL rules, and batch limits. Pass the D1 database binding to read snapshots from the primary. A caller-owned session keeps sequential consistency, but its reads may come from a stale replica.Closes #1379. Related to #1361.