refactor(db): simplify the draft proxy and fix lost draft writes - #1980
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…r rules Mutants on unchanged code showed that eight plausible draft-proxy and deepEquals refactor mistakes passed the whole db suite, including a partial revert that drops the remaining change and a symbol-only nested change treated as no change. - proxy-revert-oracle: generated write, revert, delete, nested, and for...of histories checked against an independent draft-equality model. - proxy-detachment-contract: pin which key classes a draft copies. - utils.property: pin that deepEquals ignores Map and Set order, RegExp lastIndex, and array holes. All land on unchanged production code before the proxy refactor. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
A refactor mutant that compared Map values with general deepEquals rules passed the oracle, because generated Map values were only primitives. Map values can now be nested Sets, and a pinned case checks that a reordered Set inside a Map value is a change. Passes on unchanged code. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
- proxy.ts: remove the write-only proxyCache, the symbol-key branches over assigned_ (it only ever holds string keys), the one-use createObjectProxy wrapper, and the custom array iterator. Arrays now bind the native iterator to the draft, so element reads take the get trap and its parent edge. The set-trap revert path calls checkParentStatus on itself instead of repeating it. - utils.ts: draftValuesEqual becomes a draft mode of deepEqualsInternal. Draft mode keeps Map and Set order, RegExp lastIndex, and array holes; the general mode is unchanged. deepClone keeps its two-loop form: a single Reflect.ownKeys loop made every draft 8 to 17 percent slower. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
Record the sixteen base mutants (eight passed the whole db suite before the new tests), P4's equivalence, the fifteen refactor mutants, the deepClone loop regression and its bisection, bytes, and verification for 6b68b8d. Add the revert owner and the deepEquals order rules to the coverage map, and a changeset. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
The draft get trap bound every function it returned to the private copy. A function stored as data (a field, an array element, a nested object member) then lost its identity, so draft.handler === handler was false. A stored method saw the private copy as `this`, so its writes were not tracked and getChanges() dropped them. On main, array iteration was the one read path that kept identity. Own data functions are now returned as stored. Inherited Array, Map, and Set methods keep their draft handling. A native-differential law in proxy.test.ts checks 13 probes and the write-through-this case. It fails on main (8 of 14 cases) and on the refactor before this fix (10 of 14 cases). Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
Add the stored-function behavior change and lost-write fix, its law and F1 to F3 mutants, the array-method timing, final bytes, and verification for cccaf1b. Update the changeset and the coverage map. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
- proxy-revert-oracle: count only reverts of a changed field in the witness, generate reverts of currently changed fields, and add a partial-revert property. The first witness counted no-op reverts. - proxy.ts: merge a duplicated comment and drop a key-in check in getChanges that for...in already guarantees. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
Record the effective-revert witness, the partial-revert property, the corrected survivor list, final bytes, and verification. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe draft proxy now uses copy-backed proxies, shared draft-specific equality, and revised change tracking. Tests cover generated revert histories, copied keys, array iteration, stored-function behavior, and property definitions. Documentation and a patch changeset describe the changes and test coverage. ChangesDraft proxy behavior
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Getter definitions can change a draft value without saving the update. Fix accessor-definition tracking before merging. The separate typed-array method limitation predates this change. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The supported update paths retain private draft state and validation before publication. No introduced security vulnerability was established, but unusual mutation failures and downstream recovery behavior were not fully verified. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Three pre-existing revert bugs, found from review of the revert oracle: - Deleting a nested key that the callback added left the parent marked changed, so getChanges reported an unchanged object. deleteProperty now clears tracking up the chain, like the set trap. - When a nested object fully reverted while a sibling field stayed changed, the parent kept its stale entry for that object. The parent edge is now cleared when its value equals the original; a replaced object keeps it. - The revert check treated a key added with the value undefined as equal to an absent key, so a later sibling revert dropped it. It now compares key presence too. The oracle's revert guard no longer skips restoring a deleted field, and the grammar gains a nested delete op and a nested round-trip property. The extended oracle fails 6 of 24 cases on main. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
… numbers - deepClone builds a typed array by length and copies its elements again. The audit prototype's `new Ctor(source)` gave an empty clone for a subclass whose constructor does not forward its argument, so a draft read zeros and could publish them. - Typed-array elements follow the number rule (NaN equals NaN). Before, a Float64Array of NaN never equaled itself, which caused false changes and missed reverts. - Draft equality also treats a change of typed-array class as a change. General deepEquals still ignores the class, as utils.test.ts pins. The revert oracle generates Float64Array, Uint8Array, and a typed-array subclass, with index writes; utils.property adds a typed-array law. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
The native Array iterator bound to the draft read each element and the length through the Proxy, which made for...of over 200 numbers 4x slower than main. A small iterator now reads the copy and calls the get trap function directly for object and function elements, so each element still reads like an index read. Primitives skip the trap, which returns them as read. The iteration contract adds a native-differential law for arrays: for...of, values(), and entries() with a push, pop, shift, index write, length cut, or element write made while the iterator is open. A cached-length mutant survived the owners before this law. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
General mode allocated an empty entry list for every Map and tested the draft flag on each entry. The draft entry list is now built only in draft mode, and its presence selects the ordered walk. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
Array methods outside the callback set, such as at, slice, concat, flat, toReversed, toSpliced, and with, ran on the private copy. They returned raw elements, so a write through a result was lost, and a search for an element the draft returned (indexOf, includes) did not find it. Every non-mutating method now reads through the draft, except the methods whose results hold no elements (searches, join, keys, toString), which run on the copy with a draft argument unwrapped. An inherited constructor is returned as stored, so draft.items.constructor === Array again. A native-differential law in proxy.test.ts takes its method list from Array.prototype, so a new built-in method fails until it has arguments. It observes each result, the identity of each object in it, and the row after a write through it. It fails 15 of 39 cases on main. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
The defineProperty trap defined the property, then assigned the cloned
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first, so Object.defineProperty(draft, key, { value }) threw. The trap now
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descriptor, and changes for six definitions. It fails 3 of 6 on main.
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…identity deepEquals compared every object by its enumerable keys, so two URLs, or two instances whose state is in private fields, were equal. A draft then skipped a write of a different URL or instance as unchanged, and collection.update dropped it. Now, in both modes: - an object of another class differs; plain and null-prototype objects, from any realm, are one class; - a class instance without enumerable keys equals only itself; - URLs compare by href, because a draft copies a URL by its href. The class check runs after the keys match, so unequal rows exit early. Equal rows compare about 6% slower. The revert oracle adds URL values and a class with only a private field, with a property that writes two of them over one field. It fails both campaigns on the previous commit. utils.property adds a general-mode law. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
A stored method called without its object throws on a native row, and now on a draft too, because the draft returns the function as stored. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
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Drafts run inside update callbacks, rarely and on small values, so their speed does not matter and their bytes do. This removes: - the light array iterator: iterators bind to the draft like every other non-mutating array method; - the list of array methods that ran on the copy: searches, join, and keys also read through the draft, which finds draft elements without an unwrap; - the primitive fast path in the get trap; - the two-loop deepClone key walk: one Reflect.ownKeys loop copies enumerable string keys and every symbol key; - the typed-array element loop: TypedArray#set copies the elements; - the deferred class check in deepEquals: it now runs first, without a helper. The full public API is 623 minified and 193 gzip bytes smaller than the previous commit. The existing laws cover each change, and mutants of each new form fail them. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
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Two lost-write classes that main also has, found by CodeRabbit review: - defineProperty counted a change only when the descriptor had a value, so defining a getter over a field reported no change. A value or an accessor now counts; a definition that only changes attributes, as Object.seal makes, still does not. - fill, set, sort, reverse, and copyWithin on a typed-array draft wrote to the private copy without marking a change. They now take the array mutator path. subarray does too, because it shares the buffer, so a subarray call counts as a change even without a later write. A typed-array law in proxy.test.ts takes every method from TypedArray.prototype and compares its result and the row after a write through it with a native typed array; a new built-in method fails until it has arguments. It fails 6 of 31 methods on the previous commit. The defineProperty law adds two getter definitions, which failed too. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
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…s exact Three bugs from code review of the earlier fixes: - A draft snapshot holds class instances as plain objects, so the class rule made writing back the row's own instance a change and missed a revert to it. A class instance and a plain object now compare by keys, in both modes. Two different classes still differ, and a keyless instance still equals only itself. - After Object.freeze(draft), the get trap returned the raw copy for an object, as the Proxy invariants require, so a nested write was lost. It now counts that key as changed when it hands out a raw object. - subarray marked a change on every call. It now returns a draft of the view, like a Map value, so only a write marks the typed array changed. The revert oracle generates a keyed class instance in original rows and fails 7 cases on the previous commit. A new law compares rows after freeze, seal, or a fixed key with native rows. The typed-array law calls each method with and without a write. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
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sort, reverse, fill, and copyWithin on a draft array or typed array returned the private copy, so `draft.items.sort() === draft.items` was false; main has the same bug. The mutator handler now returns the draft when the native method returns the value itself, like Map and Set methods already do. The array and typed-array native-differential laws move to proxy-native-methods.property.test.ts and become generated: rows with holes, undefined, duplicates, nested arrays, and empty arrays, or typed values with -0 and NaN, every built-in method, an index-shaped argument, and an optional write through the result. Each runs a fixed and a random campaign with seed-and-path replay, a witness that the fixed campaign reaches every method and row shape, and the old pinned rows. They record whether a method returned the array itself and a native throw. The law failed on exactly the four self-returning mutators before the fix. Found by a loss audit of the oracles against docs/contributing/oracle-tests.md. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
- The revert oracle's revert may write the row's own original value back instead of an equal fresh value. Its grammar can now rebuild the class-instance write-back witness, and the fixed-campaign witness requires same-object reverts, including class instances. - The revert oracle names its checkpoint, the traps its driver reaches, and the source of rules 1 to 6. - The frozen-draft law adds a sealed key and a read-only configurable key, where an object read must not be a change. These reject a frozen-key boundary that checks only one of the two attributes. - The two-step callback property in proxy.test.ts, which was on main, runs a fixed and a random campaign with seed-and-path replay. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
The review record now covers ORC-001 to ORC-014 for each owner, with the four ORC-004 controls per generated property, the reusable boundary laws and their nearby witnesses, bug-class closure boundaries with open cells, and the no-op mutator limit. The coverage map lists the native-methods owner. Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
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This PR simplifies the mutation draft proxy (
packages/db/src/proxy.ts) and lets it share one equality walker withdeepEquals. It also fixes several classes of draft writes thatcollection.updatelost. New oracle laws found each class before the fix. A typical app bundle is about 350 B smaller with gzip.es2020)The table measures
31b2a6bd4. Later fixes from review add about 240 minified bytes to the proxy and utils modules.Drafts run inside
collection.updatecallbacks, rarely and on small values. So this PR picks the smallest code that gives the right result, not the fastest. See Code weight over speed.Lost writes that this PR fixes
Each of these writes looks valid, but
maindrops it or reports it wrong:mainthis.proxy.test.ts.at,slice,concat,flat,toReversed,toSpliced, orwith.indexOfandincludesdid not find a draft element.proxy.test.tsthat takes every non-mutating method fromArray.prototype. A new built-in method fails it until it has arguments.deepEqualscompared objects only by enumerable keys. The two values were equal, so the draft skipped the write.utils.property.test.ts.Object.definePropertydefines a value withoutwritable: true.definePropertylaw inproxy.test.ts.fill,set,sort,reverse, orcopyWithinruns on a typed array, or a write goes through itssubarray.proxy.test.tsthat takes every method fromTypedArray.prototype.sort,reverse,fill, orcopyWithinreturns its result, and the callback compares it with the array.proxy-native-methods.property.test.tsrecord whether a method returned the array itself.NaN, or is a subclass.NaNnever equaled itself. The refactor's first clone also left a subclass empty.On
main, the first, pinned version of the array law failed 15 of 39 cases, and thedefinePropertylaw fails 3 of 6. The extended revert oracle fails 6 of 24 cases. The new URL and private-field property fails both of its campaigns on the commit before its fix.New equality rules
deepEqualsand draft change detection now apply these rules:Fileand an object whose state is in private fields.href. A draft copies a URL by itshref, so identity would make an untouched URL differ from its own snapshot.NaNequalsNaN. Draft change detection also treats a typed array of another class as a change.deepEqualsstill ignores the class, asutils.test.tspins since fix: handle Temporal objects correctly in proxy deepClone and deepEqual #434.Draft equality stays stricter than
deepEqualsin these ways:deepEqualslastIndexundefinedWhat the refactor changes
In
proxy.ts:proxyCache, the symbol-key branches over theassigned_record, and a one-use wrapper. Every writer ofassigned_stores a string key, so the symbol branches could not run.gettrap returns a function that is an own property of the draft, and anyconstructor, as stored. Inherited Array, Map, and Set methods keep their draft handling.deepClonecopies keys in oneReflect.ownKeysloop, and typed arrays withTypedArray#set.setanddeletePropertytraps clear tracking up the parent chain when every value is back to its original.In
utils.ts,draftValuesEqualbecomes a draft mode ofdeepEqualsInternal.Tests came first
Before the refactor, I applied 16 plausible refactor mistakes to unchanged code. Eight of them passed the whole db suite (7,596 tests). Examples are a partial revert treated as a full revert, and
deepClonedropping symbol keys. The new revert oracle,proxy-revert-oracle.property.test.ts, closes these gaps. It generates write histories and checksgetChanges()and the draft against an independent model of draft equality.Each fix in this PR then added or extended a law before the code changed. Every mutant of the refactor and the fixes fails at least one owner, except one. That mutant applied to code that a later commit deleted. Two mutants first survived and caused new laws:
hrefsurvived. The class law now covers that.A later loss audit compared these oracles with
docs/contributing/oracle-tests.md. It led to generated array and typed-array laws, a grammar that writes back the row's own object, named checkpoints, and records for ORC-013 and ORC-014. The full tables are indocs/contributing/oracle-reviews/code-weight-draft-proxy.md.Code weight over speed
Three choices make drafts slower than the fastest design, and smaller:
slice()on a 50-number draft array is about 5.6 times slower than on the copy.for...ofover 200 numbers is about 4 times slower than onmain. A light iterator and a list of methods to run on the copy made most of this cost go away. They cost 111 gzip bytes, so the final commit deletes them.deepCloneuses oneReflect.ownKeysloop. It made each draft 8% to 17% slower than the two-loop form onmain.deepEqualsruns for each object. Equal rows compare about 7% slower.Timings are in the review record.
Limits
undefined. The detachment contract owns this boundary.thison a nested Map or Set draft rejects the Proxy receiver.Map.prototype.get.call(this.m, key).Reviewer checks
deepEqualsthe right contract? Two different classes differ, and a plain object compares by keys with any class. A keyless instance equals only itself, and URLs compare byhref.Verification
On
556cbd8ff, which includesorigin/main, with the builtdist:packages/dbVitest: 199 files, 7,801 tests.tsc --noEmitreports no errors.pnpm check:mangle,pnpm test:minified-db, andpnpm --filter @tanstack/db test:dist(290 tests) pass.This pull request and its description were written by Isaac.