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test(db): drive the subscription lifecycle oracle from a transition table; observe replaced-load aborts - #2390
This PR changes the Collection subscription lifecycle grammar oracle (collection-subscription-lifecycle-grammar-oracle.ts) in three ways.
Fixed oracle gap: a replaced load must be aborted. A mutant where a newer replay does not abort the attempts it replaces passed all 361 tests of the three oracles that use this grammar. The history driver compared each attempt's abort flag with its signal only after the whole step. The driver now checks, at every adapter loadSubset call, that each earlier attempt the model marks aborted already has an aborted signal.
Citations: the grammar's header cites ARCHITECTURE's normative laws by number and heading. Before, it cited section headings as law numbers.
The model is a transition table: 23 rows of { id, from, event, guard, to, effect }, each citing its authority from the grammar's contract, ARCHITECTURE laws 9, 10, and 14, or the glossary. They replace the mutable reducer, which recorded reach inside its branches. Reach is now 9 predicates over each step. The laws, commands, and drivers do not change.
🔬 Oracle Coverage
Law: a replay that replaces an attempt aborts it before the replacement loads. Authority: the grammar's contract ("A replay that replaces an attempt aborts it too"), ARCHITECTURE normative law 9 "Publication" (section "Replay participants and failure"), and the comment in subscription.ts.
RED: the mutant above passed all 361 tests on main.
GREEN: unchanged production passes, and the mutant fails 13 history-oracle tests ("replaced attempt N is aborted before replacement M loads").
Equivalence of the table: a differential test against the old reducer ran over 60,088 histories (578,756 steps). It found no difference in effects, traces, reach, or state. A calibration that drops one clause gives 21 differences. The three consumer oracles pass 361 of 361 tests.
Coverage: over 68,022 generated histories, all 23 rows fire. The first version reported pair coverage from read and write declarations that were wrong, and the review fixes below correct it. The search found no rule that production disagrees with.
Mutants: five production mutants in subscription.ts fail under both the old and the new model. They are a release without the adapter unload, an aborted load that does not end its replay wait, a release of only the first demand, a replay that does not abort what it replaces, and an unsubscribe that keeps its acquisition leases.
Limits: the dead-pair argument depends on each row's declared reads and writes, which are not measured. The search stops at depth 6.
Comparison with the old reducer:if statements drop from 49 to 26, command dispatch sites from 13 to 8, and reach sites from 37 to 9. Each of the 23 rules cites its authority, and before none did. The model region grows from 474 to 827 lines. The details are in an experiment note for the reference-model guide.
Review fixes
A code review and a simplification pass ran on the first version, and two follow-up commits fix their findings:
Abort check: the check runs at each replacement load, over the attempts that the step's replay aborts. It records each violation and asserts it at the checkpoint under a named law, instead of throwing inside loadSubset, where production would treat the throw as a rejected load. The reach state replacement-load-replaces-pending-attempt is declared. A narrower per-owner scope lost the P4 kill, because a double truncate of one owner passed, so the check keeps the step scope. An exhaustive search of two-request histories up to length 3 (1,152 runs) found no false failure under that scope.
Reach and writes: each fired row adds the label row:<id>, and all 23 rows are declared. reduceLifecycle compares the state before and after each effect and throws on a write that the row does not declare. The declarations that were missing writes are corrected.
Authorities:cleanup-run and restart-run cite the clauses that support them, and their inferences are marked as such. With the synchronous adapter cleanup that the driver uses, production agrees with law 14.
replace without a replaced owner: it is now a no-op, per law 10.
Phases: the engine checks that a row whose target is same keeps its phase.
Simplifications: shared helpers and one unsubscribe effect, and the unused exports are removed.
After the fixes: a differential test against the old reducer found no difference in effects or state, except the intended no-op replace case. The consumer oracles pass 99 of 99 and 265 of 265 tests. The five mutants fail 75, 19, 3, 15, and 30 tests. With the corrected declarations, 140 of 195 row pairs are generated and 53 cannot happen. Two pairs that only the search reached are now covered by constructed histories.
✅ Checklist
I have tested this code locally. I ran the three consumer oracles, the differential test, the mutant sweep, pnpm lint:changed, and the typecheck.
🚀 Release Impact
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This pull request and its description were written by Isaac.
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Tests
Expanded coverage of subscription lifecycle histories, including replacement attempts, abort ordering, restarts, and demand changes.
Added checks for lifecycle transition coverage across generated scenarios.
Documentation
Updated architecture references in the demand-change documentation.
…lacement starts
Law: a replay that replaces an acquisition aborts the replaced attempt before
the replacement's load starts. Authority: lifecycle grammar header ("A replay
that replaces an attempt aborts it too"); production comment in
subscription.ts ("Abort the old work before it can install rows into the
replacement replay"); ARCHITECTURE normative law 9 "Publication" (a truncate
replacement stays private until its active replay work settles) and the
"Replay participants and failure" section.
Gap: the history driver compared each attempt's abort flag with its signal
only at checkpoints, after the whole step. A mutant that drops the truncate
abort loop (P4) passed all 361 consumer tests because the signal is aborted
later in the same step.
Observation: the adapter's loadSubset now checks, at the moment a replacement
loads, that every earlier attempt the model marks aborted has an aborted
signal.
Evidence:
- Law: as above.
- Reach: the check runs at every adapter load in the history oracle's
campaigns (96 histories, fixed and random).
- RED: P4 (truncate does not abort replaced acquisitions) on this commit's
parent grammar with the new check: 13 of 96 histories fail with
"replaced attempt N is aborted before replacement M loads".
- GREEN: unchanged production, same file: 96 of 96 pass.
- Mutant: P4 is killed by the new observation. P1, P2, P3, P5 still killed by
the consumer tests (measured separately).
- Limits: the check covers replaced attempts that the model marks aborted at
load time. It does not check the signal's timing relative to a late result
landing. Reach is not counted per history.
Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
The lifecycle grammar header cited "law 9" and "law 10" with section headings
("Replay participants and failure", "Source cancellation and applied
settlement"). The normative list in ARCHITECTURE numbers "Publication" as law 9
and "Initial demand" as law 10. The header now names the normative law and its
heading, and gives the section as a secondary reference.
Law: unchanged. Authority: ARCHITECTURE normative laws 9 and 10.
Evidence: comment-only change; no behavior changed.
Reach, RED, GREEN, mutant: not applicable (documentation only).
Limits: other "law N" references in the grammar's inline comments are not
changed here.
Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
Replace the lifecycle reducer's command if-chain with a 23-row table. Each row
has an id, a from-phase set, an event, a guard, an effect, the state variables
it reads and writes, and an authority. Reach labels are predicates over one
step. The table asserts each row's stated end phase. Commands and laws are
unchanged; the authority strings now quote the grammar header and ARCHITECTURE
laws 9, 10 and 14 instead of undefined labels. LifecycleEffect gains
`transition`. Helpers are named defineRow and defineNoopRow.
Law: unchanged from the HEAD reducer. Authority: grammar header (unsubscribe,
abort, settle, replace, truncate, cleanup, restart paragraphs), ARCHITECTURE
normative laws 9, 10, 14, and inference rows marked flagged in the table.
Reach: all 23 rows fire in the generated campaigns (68,022 histories, 2.52M
steps, four acquisition/cancellation configurations). A breadth-first search
over the full command alphabet (58 commands) reaches all 23 rows by depth 3,
59 of 60 reach labels by depth 6, and 128 of 174 var-overlap def-use pairs by
depth 6. The remaining 46 pairs are unreachable: a phase-level check over the
declared reads and writes shows 38 are absorbed by the unsubscribed phase and
8 are overwritten by an intervening row. One label
(change:between-releases-would-publish) is generated 726 times but not reached
at depth 6.
RED: not applicable: no production code or observable behavior changed, so
there is no parent-commit failure to show. The check that stands in for RED is
a differential against the HEAD reducer (below). A calibration that drops the
replacement owesNothing clause makes the differential fail (21 mismatches).
GREEN: differential against the HEAD reducer over 60,088 histories (578,756
steps) and four configurations: zero mismatches in the returned effect (minus
transition), trace, reach, and full model state. Consumers
(history, publication, oracle) 361 of 361. eslint, lint:changed, and the
db typecheck report nothing for these files.
Mutant: P1-P5 applied one at a time with production restored after each, on
the HEAD grammar and on this grammar: all ten runs kill all five mutants
(P1 72, P2 18, P3 3, P4 12 to 13, P5 29 failing tests). P4 (a newer replay does
not abort the replaced acquisitions) was missed before 80530e1 and is killed
by both now.
Limits: the breadth-first search covers depth 6 only (depth 7 ran out of
memory). Reads and writes are declared, not measured, so the phase check is
only as good as those declarations. Coverage is for the three consumer
drivers' campaigns, which are about 400 histories for the demand-change family,
so the seven pairs seen under 0.04 percent of generated histories are rare at
consumer scale. The table is about 1.75 times the reducer's lines (827 against
474); the proof of equivalence is the differential, not the line count.
Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
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The lifecycle oracle now uses a declarative transition table to model subscription commands and derive reach labels. The history tests track lifecycle-row coverage and verify that replaced attempts are aborted before replacement loads.
Changes: Lifecycle Oracle
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Summary
Lifecycle facts and helpers packages/db/tests/collection-subscription-lifecycle-grammar-oracle.ts
The oracle defines lifecycle phases and replay facts. It factors request admission, replay setup, settlement, and retirement into helpers.
Transition rows and reducer packages/db/tests/collection-subscription-lifecycle-grammar-oracle.ts
The transition table declares command effects and no-op rows. The reducer selects a row, checks phase changes and state writes, and derives reach labels. Expected parked-reload counts and start-status mapping use keyed tables.
History driver and lifecycle coverage packages/db/tests/collection-subscription-lifecycle-history-oracle.property.test.ts
The history tests check that replaced attempts are aborted before replacement loads. They track lifecycle-row reach and add fixed and generated histories for replacement scenarios.
TanStack/db#2264 — The issue identifies missing lifecycle-law coverage. This PR adds transition rows and reach checks, but does not restore every scenario named in the issue.
TanStack/db#2118 — The issue defines cancellation laws at the loadSubset boundary. The tests check abort state before a replacement load.
TanStack/db#2234 — The issue calls for declared lifecycle reach. This PR tracks reach for the lifecycle rows.
Suggested reviewers:kevin-dp, tannerlinsley
Merge Risk: Low · up to 5befa
The new oracle check is stricter than the per-attempt law it cites. It passes against current code, but it could reject a valid refactor of replay ordering. This is a test-only change, so the risk is low; tightening the check to the loading owner would remove it.
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Overall median write time vs base: 1.00× · cold hydrate time: 0.96× (geometric mean of per-case ratios; lower is faster).
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CI regression gate: PASS. Query geometric means: >+30% writes or >+50% cold. A case also fails when every repetition exceeds the entire base range by >+50% and the metric's absolute floor.
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… abort check
The replacement-abort check ran inside the adapter's loadSubset and threw there.
A throw from loadSubset rejects the acquisition, so the oracle could lose the
message and skip bookkeeping. It also judged every attempt the model had aborted
so far, not the attempts the replay replaces. This commit records violations in
a driver array, asserts them at each checkpoint under the header's law, and
judges only the attempts this command aborts. An attempt aborted by an earlier
command was judged in that command.
Law: header of the lifecycle grammar, "A replay that replaces an attempt aborts
it too", and ARCHITECTURE normative law 9 (a truncate replacement stays private
until its replay's work settles).
Reach: `replacement-load-replaces-pending-attempt` (a replacement load whose
replaced attempt has no settled outcome in the model) is declared in
`subscription-lifecycle.replacement-abort` and asserted over the green campaigns
(98 of 98 history tests pass, the declaration is reached). Per-history count:
not measured in this commit; see the lifecycle-table report for the model-level
count.
RED: the per-owner scope in the previous draft did not kill P4 (a same-owner
double truncate passes), so it was rejected. The unrestricted check is the
HEAD behavior: it kills P4. The exhaustive probe of all histories up to length
three with two requests (1,152 runs with both cancellations) found no legal
history that fails the HEAD check. The reported counterexample (a per-owner
abort followed by a load) is therefore not reproduced; the scope change follows
the law's wording, not a failing history.
GREEN: unchanged production passes the history oracle (98 of 98, reach asserted).
Two fixed regressions (an aborted peer then truncate; a truncate, abort, then
truncate) replay the same driver and model.
Mutant: P4 (a newer replay does not abort the replaced acquisitions) is killed
by the step-scoped check: 15 failing tests, with the new message on 53 lines.
Limits: the check covers only aborts the model records in the step that
replaces the attempt; a signal aborted after the load but before the checkpoint
is still a violation. Replacement-pending reach is not counted per history.
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…ery row
The transition table's writes were hand-declared and under-declared: truncate,
cleanup, and restart change owners through the attempts they retire and start,
and they were not listed. The engine now checks each effect against the
projected state. It throws when a row changes a variable it does not declare,
and when a row ends in a phase other than `to`, or changes phase on a `same`
row. Each fired row adds row:<id>; the campaigns declare all 23 rows.
Also in this commit:
- replace-owner without a replaced owner is a noop row (law 10: "marks one held
owner as the replacement"). Flagged: a second replace overwrites `replaces`.
- cleanup-run and restart-run authorities cite the clauses that support them.
The status change at cleanup is a flagged inference, because law 14 keeps the
prior status only while adapter cleanup is pending.
- Two constructed prefixes reach the two pairs that no generated history
produced (replace-owner then change-noop; restart-run then replace-owner), each
followed by a random tail.
- Shared helpers and effects (settleReplay, beginSyncRun, endSyncRun,
unsubscribeOwners, replacementHeld, attemptOf), one reach predicate function
switched on the row, selected targets passed to effects, no `transition`
field, unexported engine internals, and an alias for the duplicate generator.
The parked-reload attempt count is a labeled table with its authority.
Law: the lifecycle grammar header and ARCHITECTURE normative laws 9, 10, and 14.
Changed: replace-owner with no replaced owner (law 10); flagged inferences as
noted. Everything else is the pre-splice reducer's law.
Reach: row:<id> for all 23 rows, declared in subscription-lifecycle.rows and
reached across the green and demand-change campaigns (99 of 99 history tests).
Generated coverage over 68,022 histories: all 23 rows fire; the least-fired row
(ended-restart) fires in 13,416 histories. The two constructed pairs had zero
generated histories before this commit.
RED: the new mechanical check was not run against the old declarations; the
declarations were corrected by reading the code. Limits of that claim: the check
covers writes only. Reads are declared and not measured.
Differential against the pre-splice reducer (fecdc4e): 60,088 histories,
575,876 steps, four configurations. Zero mismatches in effect and full state
(row labels excluded). 1,484 histories diverge at a replace whose replaced
demand has no owner, the intended change: the old reducer set `replaces` to
[] there. Each such history stops at its first divergence.
GREEN: history oracle 99 of 99 (unchanged production); publication and lifecycle
consumers 265 of 265; eslint, prettier, lint:changed, and the package typecheck
clean (the vite.config rootDir error is pre-existing).
Mutant: guarded runs of P1 to P5 on this code, one at a time, tree restored
after each: all killed (75, 19, 3, 15, and 30 failing tests).
Limits: writes are checked, reads are not. Breadth-first coverage was measured
to depth 6 only. The cleanup status change is an inference. The second replace's
overwrite is an inference, not a clause.
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- Around line 660-673: Update the replacement-abort check in the runtimeAttempts
loop to inspect only attempts belonging to the owner whose replacement is
loading, while retaining the check that skips observed.id. Keep the per-attempt
“aborted before its replacement loads” law and leave other owners’ attempts out
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Limit the replacement-abort check to the loading owner's replaced attempt.
The comment states the law per attempt: a replaced attempt is aborted "before its replacement loads." The loop checks a different property. At every replacement load, it scans every attempt that the model aborted in this step, including other owners' attempts.
The model's startReplay retires and restarts one owner at a time: retireAttempt(a), startAttempt(a), retireAttempt(b), startAttempt(b). Assume production follows that per-owner order. When a's replacement loads, the signal of b's replaced attempt is not aborted yet. The loop then records a violation, so assertState fails on behavior that the model permits.
As written, the check requires every replaced attempt to be aborted before the first replacement loads. The current production code meets that stricter order, so the tests pass. A legal per-owner refactor would still fail this check. The oracle guideline says the check must match the cited law, so compare only the replaced attempts of the owner that is loading.
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--- "a/packages/db/tests/collection-subscription-lifecycle-history-oracle.property.test.ts"+++ "b/packages/db/tests/collection-subscription-lifecycle-history-oracle.property.test.ts"@@ -657,9 +657,10 @@
// replacement loads. Attempts aborted in earlier steps were
// judged in those steps. The model has already reduced this
// command, so the check reads the aborts it recorded.
for (const earlier of runtimeAttempts.values()) {
- if (earlier.id === observed.id) continue+ if (earlier.id === observed.id || earlier.ownerId !== owner.id)+ continue
const replaced = model.attempts[earlier.id]
if (!replaced?.aborted || abortedBeforeStep.has(earlier.id))
continue
// Reach: the replaced attempt had no settled outcome in the
If the stricter "all replaced attempts first" order is the intended law, update the comment and the assertion message to state it and cite its authority.
Based on learnings: "Keep the chosen law and its authority visible beside the independent model."
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// Reach: the replaced attempt had no settled outcome in the
// model when its replacement loaded.
if(replaced.outcome===undefined)
driverReach.add(replacementPendingReachLabel)
if(!earlier.options.signal?.aborted)
replacementAbortViolations.push(
`replaced attempt ${earlier.id} is not aborted before replacement ${observed.id} loads`,
)
}
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around lines 660 - 673:
Update the replacement-abort check in the runtimeAttempts loop to inspect only
attempts belonging to the owner whose replacement is loading, while retaining
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🎯 Changes
This PR changes the Collection subscription lifecycle grammar oracle (
collection-subscription-lifecycle-grammar-oracle.ts) in three ways.loadSubsetcall, that each earlier attempt the model marks aborted already has an aborted signal.{ id, from, event, guard, to, effect }, each citing its authority from the grammar's contract, ARCHITECTURE laws 9, 10, and 14, or the glossary. They replace the mutable reducer, which recorded reach inside its branches. Reach is now 9 predicates over each step. The laws, commands, and drivers do not change.🔬 Oracle Coverage
subscription.ts.subscription.tsfail under both the old and the new model. They are a release without the adapter unload, an aborted load that does not end its replay wait, a release of only the first demand, a replay that does not abort what it replaces, and an unsubscribe that keeps its acquisition leases.Comparison with the old reducer:
ifstatements drop from 49 to 26, command dispatch sites from 13 to 8, and reach sites from 37 to 9. Each of the 23 rules cites its authority, and before none did. The model region grows from 474 to 827 lines. The details are in an experiment note for the reference-model guide.Review fixes
A code review and a simplification pass ran on the first version, and two follow-up commits fix their findings:
loadSubset, where production would treat the throw as a rejected load. The reach statereplacement-load-replaces-pending-attemptis declared. A narrower per-owner scope lost the P4 kill, because a double truncate of one owner passed, so the check keeps the step scope. An exhaustive search of two-request histories up to length 3 (1,152 runs) found no false failure under that scope.row:<id>, and all 23 rows are declared.reduceLifecyclecompares the state before and after each effect and throws on a write that the row does not declare. The declarations that were missing writes are corrected.cleanup-runandrestart-runcite the clauses that support them, and their inferences are marked as such. With the synchronous adapter cleanup that the driver uses, production agrees with law 14.replacewithout a replaced owner: it is now a no-op, per law 10.samekeeps its phase.After the fixes: a differential test against the old reducer found no difference in effects or state, except the intended no-op
replacecase. The consumer oracles pass 99 of 99 and 265 of 265 tests. The five mutants fail 75, 19, 3, 15, and 30 tests. With the corrected declarations, 140 of 195 row pairs are generated and 53 cannot happen. Two pairs that only the search reached are now covered by constructed histories.✅ Checklist
pnpm lint:changed, and the typecheck.🚀 Release Impact
This pull request and its description were written by Isaac.
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