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Add atomic key-value batches to the MySQL adapter - #1433
Applications using @fedify/mysql need to read and update related keys together without another connection changing them between calls. This implements AtomicKvStore in MysqlKvStore, adding snapshot getMany() reads and all-or-nothing setMany(), deleteMany(), and casMany() mutations on MySQL and MariaDB.
Each operation uses one pooled connection with explicit REPEATABLE READ isolation. Conditional mutations lock physical rows and absent key ranges before comparing every expectation, then apply the batch with one server-side expiry cutoff. After a deadlock or MariaDB snapshot conflict, the adapter retries the whole transaction with fresh comparisons, up to five total attempts. Single-key operations use the same transactions and JSON codec; expiry cleanup runs after the transaction releases its connection, and a cleanup failure does not affect the committed result.
Initialization validates the InnoDB schema even with initialized: true and rejects incompatible tables without migrating them. The package README describes the required pool, schema and time zone settings, along with TTL and batch limits. set(key, undefined) now rejects; use delete() instead.
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MysqlKvStore now implements AtomicKvStore with batch reads, writes, deletes, and compare-and-swap operations. The change adds transaction and schema handling, tests the implementation, configures MariaDB CI coverage, and updates package and user documentation.
Changes: MySQL Atomic KV Support
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Summary
Batch API and input handling packages/mysql/src/kv.ts, packages/mysql/src/kv.test.ts, packages/mysql/src/atomic-kv.test.ts
MysqlKvStore adds batch operations and routes single-key operations through them. It validates and encodes inputs, and tests batch limits, JSON behavior, and conformance.
Atomic mutations and transaction handling packages/mysql/src/kv.ts, packages/mysql/src/atomic-kv.test.ts
Conditional mutations lock and compare entries before applying writes or deletions in a transaction. Tests cover rollback, retries, contention, and snapshot reads.
Initialization and schema lifecycle packages/mysql/src/kv.ts, packages/mysql/src/atomic-kv.test.ts
Initialization validates table metadata and gap-lock settings, including when initialized: true. Drop resets initialization state. Tests cover schema and lifecycle cases.
CI, support documentation, and release notes .github/workflows/main.yaml, packages/mysql/README.md, docs/manual/kv.md, claude-plugin/skills/fedify/SKILL.md, CHANGES.md, changes.d/mysql/*
The MariaDB workflow runs key-value tests on Node.js, Bun, and Deno. Documentation and changelogs describe atomic operations, constraints, supported configurations, and failure behavior.
sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant MysqlKvStore
participant MySQLConnection
participant InnoDBTable
Application->>MysqlKvStore: casMany(entries)
MysqlKvStore->>MySQLConnection: begin transaction
MysqlKvStore->>InnoDBTable: lock keys and compare expected values
MysqlKvStore->>InnoDBTable: apply writes or deletions
MysqlKvStore->>MySQLConnection: commit or roll back
MysqlKvStore-->>Application: return comparison result
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This change adds atomic batch operations to the MySQL key-value adapter, together with documentation and MariaDB CI coverage. No outstanding merge-blocking issues were identified in this review.
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The title says the PR adds atomic key-value batches to the MySQL adapter. The changeset implements AtomicKvStore in MysqlKvStore with getMany, setMany, deleteMany, and casMany, plus tests, docs, and a…
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The description states that MysqlKvStore now implements AtomicKvStore with snapshot reads and all-or-nothing batch mutations on MySQL and MariaDB. It also covers transactions, retries, schema validati…
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Issue #1368 is the only active direct target. The reviewed head implements its coding requirements, based on the whole-PR summary and the prior assessment. (1) API: `MysqlKvStore implements AtomicKvSt…
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The PostgreSQL expiry-index change flagged in the previous review is no longer in this pull request. A whole-PR diff from the merge base to the reviewed head for packages/postgres/src/kv.ts and `pac…
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The title says the PR adds atomic key-value batches to the MySQL adapter. The changeset implements AtomicKvStore in MysqlKvStore with getMany, setMany, deleteMany, and casMany, plus tests, docs, and a MariaDB CI job. The title matches the main change and is specific enough for a teammate scanning history.
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The description states that MysqlKvStore now implements AtomicKvStore with snapshot reads and all-or-nothing batch mutations on MySQL and MariaDB. It also covers transactions, retries, schema validation, the set(key, undefined) rejection, and README updates. These details match the changeset.
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Issue #1368 is the only active direct target. The reviewed head implements its coding requirements, based on the whole-PR summary and the prior assessment. (1) API: MysqlKvStore implements AtomicKvStore with getMany, setMany, deleteMany, and casMany. The constructor and existing methods are kept. (2) Transactions: each batch uses one acquired connection and one transaction with explicit REPEATABLE READ. (3) Conditional mutations: casMany locks present rows and absent-key ranges, compares all expectations before any write, and returns false without writes on mismatch. (4) Validation: batch size (1,000), serialized key length (768), and duplicate-key rejection run before mutation. Values are encoded first. (5) Ordering and retries: keys are sorted before locking. Deadlocks (MySQL 1213) and MariaDB snapshot conflicts (1020) retry the whole transaction up to five attempts with fresh comparisons. Lock wait timeout (1205) is not retried. (6) Reads: getMany uses one transaction and one expiry time point. (7) Initialization validates the InnoDB schema even when initialized: true. (8) Expiry cleanup runs after the connection is released, and its failures are logged only. Tests in packages/mysql/src/atomic-kv.test.ts and kv.test.ts cover conformance, contention, absent and expired keys, rollback, retry, TTL, and codec behavior. A MariaDB CI job was added. Not established: whether the live suite passed on every claimed MySQL and MariaDB version, because live tests skip when MYSQL_URL is unset. Node, Deno, and Bun declaration checks were not inspected in this pass. The conclusion relies on the summary and the prior assessment.
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The PostgreSQL expiry-index change flagged in the previous review is no longer in this pull request. A whole-PR diff from the merge base to the reviewed head for packages/postgres/src/kv.ts and packages/postgres/src/kv.index.test.ts returned no changes. The whole-PR change summary also lists no PostgreSQL files. The remaining changed files map to #1368: the MySQL adapter source and tests, the MySQL README, the MySQL changelog fragment, the top-level changelog entry, docs/manual/kv.md, the KV-selection guidance in claude-plugin/skills/fedify/SKILL.md, and the MariaDB CI job in .github/workflows/main.yaml. The set(key, undefined) rejection is a documented behavior change of the MySQL adapter that the PR description states.
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Race each synchronization gate against its background CAS or writer.
If the operation rejects before signaling the gate, propagate its error
into the existing finally block so pools close and the table is dropped.
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Race each synchronization gate against its background CAS or writer.
If the operation rejects before signaling the gate, propagate its error
into the existing finally block so pools close and the table is dropped.
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Keep the merged SQLite guidance and MySQL atomic-store documentation
linked to their own package READMEs. The two branches used the same
reference label for different destinations, so merging the text alone
would send MySQL readers to SQLite documentation.
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Run the ordinary and atomic KV suites against MariaDB 11.8 on Node.js,
Bun, and Deno. Use a healthy InnoDB service and the existing source test
commands rather than treating MySQL coverage as MariaDB verification.
Keep this matrix scoped to KV and document the existing message-queue
compatibility failures that prevent using the whole MySQL package suite
as a MariaDB gate.
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Race each synchronization gate against its background CAS or writer.
If the operation rejects before signaling the gate, propagate its error
into the existing finally block so pools close and the table is dropped.
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Keep the merged SQLite guidance and MySQL atomic-store documentation
linked to their own package READMEs. The two branches used the same
reference label for different destinations, so merging the text alone
would send MySQL readers to SQLite documentation.
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Run the ordinary and atomic KV suites against MariaDB 11.8 on Node.js,
Bun, and Deno. Use a healthy InnoDB service and the existing source test
commands rather than treating MySQL coverage as MariaDB verification.
Keep this matrix scoped to KV and document the existing message-queue
compatibility failures that prevent using the whole MySQL package suite
as a MariaDB gate.
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Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-sonnet-5-5
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Implement AtomicKvStore with snapshot reads and all-or-nothing mutations
on one InnoDB connection. Lock physical rows and absent ranges before
comparing, use one server expiry cutoff, and retry bounded transaction
conflicts with fresh comparisons. Preserve ambiguous commit outcomes
and discard connections whose transaction state is uncertain.
Validate the table schema even when initialization DDL is skipped, and
use one JSON codec for MySQL and MariaDB. Reject undefined writes and
invalid batches before I/O. Document the pool, schema, timezone and TTL
requirements and cover concurrency, rollback, codecs and connection
failures on both database engines.
Closesfedify-dev#1368
Related to fedify-dev#1361
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Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-fable-5-2
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Race each synchronization gate against its background CAS or writer.
If the operation rejects before signaling the gate, propagate its error
into the existing finally block so pools close and the table is dropped.
fedify-dev#1433 (comment)
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The shared conformance helper defaults to a 500 ms TTL. Under the
parallel Bun CI workload, a value can expire while later keys are
seeded and updated, before the test attempts to clear its TTL with CAS.
Use the helper's existing MySQL-specific timing options with a five
second TTL and six second wait. Keep every expiry, replacement and
failed-CAS preservation assertion without changing production behavior
or the shared helper.
https://github.com/fedify-dev/fedify/actions/runs/43291681876/job/131439243660?pr=1433
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Keep the merged SQLite guidance and MySQL atomic-store documentation
linked to their own package READMEs. The two branches used the same
reference label for different destinations, so merging the text alone
would send MySQL readers to SQLite documentation.
fedify-dev#1430fedify-dev#1433
Assisted-by: Codex:gpt-6.1-sol
Run the ordinary and atomic KV suites against MariaDB 11.8 on Node.js,
Bun, and Deno. Use a healthy InnoDB service and the existing source test
commands rather than treating MySQL coverage as MariaDB verification.
Keep this matrix scoped to KV and document the existing message-queue
compatibility failures that prevent using the whole MySQL package suite
as a MariaDB gate.
fedify-dev#1433 (comment)
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Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-sonnet-5-5
Preserve the generated MySQL changelog alongside upstream fragments and
combine the PGlite and MySQL atomic support guidance after rebasing.
Changelog: none
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Applications using
@fedify/mysqlneed to read and update related keys together without another connection changing them between calls. This implementsAtomicKvStoreinMysqlKvStore, adding snapshotgetMany()reads and all-or-nothingsetMany(),deleteMany(), andcasMany()mutations on MySQL and MariaDB.Each operation uses one pooled connection with explicit
REPEATABLE READisolation. Conditional mutations lock physical rows and absent key ranges before comparing every expectation, then apply the batch with one server-side expiry cutoff. After a deadlock or MariaDB snapshot conflict, the adapter retries the whole transaction with fresh comparisons, up to five total attempts. Single-key operations use the same transactions and JSON codec; expiry cleanup runs after the transaction releases its connection, and a cleanup failure does not affect the committed result.Initialization validates the InnoDB schema even with
initialized: trueand rejects incompatible tables without migrating them. The package README describes the required pool, schema and time zone settings, along with TTL and batch limits.set(key, undefined)now rejects; usedelete()instead.Closes #1368. Related to #1361.