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fix(query-db-collection): reconcile persisted rows on eager startup - #2394
An eager persisted Query Collection can show a row that the server removed while the app was offline. If SQLite holds a and the first complete response returns only b, startup can retain both rows, even after explicit refetch. This change removes a from the Collection and SQLite while preserving rows that another Query still owns.
The first result previously compared its answer with in-memory ownership before persisted restore published its rows. That comparison missed the old ownership. The first eager result now awaits persistence's existing hydrateBaseline() before it replaces its Query's ownership. This reuses the startup row read and restores peer ownership before the comparison.
Complete initialData and cached responses follow the same rule, including disabled and pending fetches. Retained Query revalidation keeps its existing scan path. The fix adds no lifecycle state.
Persisted startup replacement is a shared adapter contract. The new persistence conformance family checks Query and Convex through their real client boundaries. Query supplies scoped ownership, while Convex supplies complete snapshots for the Collection. Current Convex passes without a production change. The shared family replaces the duplicate Query startup model and runner while preserving Query's specialized ownership laws.
🔬 Oracle Coverage
The shared persistence oracle owns replacement across persisted restore. Its receiving drivers share the model, composition, and comparisons across controlled storage, Node SQLite, and Chromium worker/OPFS. The coverage map and versioned evidence record ownership, measured reach, and limits.
Law: Complete source results replace their persisted baseline. A scoped source removes only its own ownership and preserves peer-supported rows. Authority: READY-3/PUB-7, Query scope-local omission, persistence's durable acceptance contract, and the reload oracle's single-read law.
Reach: Each adapter and host runs fixed/random campaigns of 80 histories, with separate enforced reach. Histories include both response/restore orders, empty results, omissions, and changed overlap values. Query also includes peer ownership and all five cache/fetch origins. OPFS receives all eight original Query histories and four Convex histories.
RED: Original pre-edit experiments reproduced the Query defect on Node SQLite and real OPFS. The migrated shared oracle rejects original Query behavior with 18 Node comparison failures and seven OPFS startup violations. No additional production change followed the migration.
GREEN: Normal validation passes 810 Query runtime/type checks, 34 Convex checks, and 119 replay/cleanup checks. All 12 OPFS histories pass. Each adapter checks public and durable startup rows before refresh, public rows inside refresh fulfillment, durability afterward, and local-only reopen. Query also checks exact ownership and fetch premises.
Mutant: A nonempty-only Query fix causes eight failures. Redundant scans cause 20 failures. Convex without its first-result truncate causes 12 Node comparison failures and four OPFS startup violations. That Convex mutant survived the bare eager grammar because it never restored persisted rows. Both guarded replay registrations record successful comparisons on each Node host.
Limits: Three string keys, numeric values, nonempty durable baselines, and one persistence instance. The shared owner records remaining adapter paths. These witnesses exclude on-demand windows, concurrent writers, arbitrary metadata, failed I/O, and every intermediate publication.
The harness checks each captured cut before cleanup and preserves primary errors alongside cleanup failures. The direct-write oracle records source commits separately from Query cache availability. Its causal schedules and unrelated ownership laws remain covered. Startup campaign budgets remain 80 per host, with no lowered or removed budget report.
Typechecking, oracle lint, formatting, and diff checks pass. Local registry requests returned HTTP 403 for locked dependencies. Validation uses local overrides: @tanstack/query-core5.107.1 → 5.106.0 and fake-indexeddb6.2.8 → 6.2.7. The exact locked versions remain untested locally. The overrides and lockfile changes remain outside this PR.
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I tested this code locally with the targeted commands above.
🚀 Release Impact
This change affects published code and includes a patch changeset for @tanstack/query-db-collection.
This change is docs/CI/dev-only (no release).
Package gzip grows 26 bytes (14,457 → 14,483), and brotli grows 18 bytes. The ordinary app scenario grows 47 gzip bytes. Production source matches the source used for that measurement. The remaining growth selects and awaits the first eager baseline. Test and documentation additions do not ship in the package.
Fixed eager startup for persisted Query collections: rows no longer owned by the Query are removed when results arrive before persisted data is restored, including results from initial data or cached queries. Rows still owned by other Queries are preserved.
…rtup
Await the existing persisted baseline before applying the first complete eager
Query response. Preserve other owners and avoid a second full row scan. Extend
the shared ownership grammar and real SQLite/OPFS receivers; preserve oracle
failures through cleanup and correct direct-write reference scheduling.
Law: complete Query results replace their own persisted ownership, while peer
owners survive (query-collection.md, Direct Writes and Query Sync). Complete
initialData/cache responses materialize under the same contract. The existing
reload oracle permits one full row read per eager tab/run.
Reach: each controlled/Node host ran fixed and random 80-history campaigns,
requiring both restore orders, empty results, peer ownership and all five origins.
Response-first/restore-first counts were 59/21 and 63/17 (controlled), 59/21 and
67/13 (Node); all other required states reached. Chromium received eight histories.
RED: the extended ownership oracle on unchanged main failed original omission
comparisons. Before the baseline-reuse repair, the expanded controlled/Node run
failed 20 tests and Chromium reported eight duplicate-read violations. See the
versioned issue-2367 review record for commands, recorder correction and counts.
GREEN: four Query test files passed 552 tests, cleanup helper passed three,
Chromium passed eight histories, and typecheck/lint/format/diff checks passed.
Corrected direct-write oracle passed 45 cases on both final source and main.
Mutant: original omission behavior failed 18 tests; redundant-scan repair failed
20; nonempty-only repair failed eight. Direct seed 2367/path 0:0:0:0:0 replay
failed the scan mutant and passed the repair at the work comparison.
Limits: three string keys, numeric values, complete eager startup, one persistence
instance and named cuts. No on-demand, multi-tab writer or failed-I/O claim.
Registry 403 required uncommitted local overrides for Query Core 5.106.0 and
fake-indexeddb 6.2.7; exact locked Query Core 5.107.1 remains untested locally.
Eager persisted Query results now reconcile with hydrated persistence state when needed. A shared startup-replacement oracle tests Query and Convex paths across controlled, Node SQLite, and browser OPFS hosts. Direct-write timing coverage and oracle ownership records are also updated.
Changes: Persisted Query startup reconciliation
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Summary
Reconcile eager results with the persisted baseline packages/query-db-collection/src/query.ts, packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/tests/reload-class-oracle.ts, .changeset/fix-persisted-query-startup.md
Eager Query results use persisted-state reconciliation when needed. The reload oracle centralizes the expected eager-row scan count.
Define and run the shared startup oracle packages/db-adapter-conformance/src/persisted-startup-oracle.ts, packages/db-adapter-conformance/tests/*, packages/db/tests/oracle-cleanup.ts, packages/db/tests/utils.ts, packages/db/tests/utils-cleanup.test.ts
The oracle models replacement, peer ownership, response timing, and persisted snapshots. Its driver runs histories on controlled and Node SQLite hosts. Cleanup runs all steps and reports failures.
Query and Convex test adapters register histories with the shared startup oracle. Their oracle test commands include the new conformance tests.
Run startup histories in browser OPFS packages/browser-db-sqlite-persistence/e2e/persisted-startup-conformance*, packages/browser-db-sqlite-persistence/playwright.opfs.config.ts
The OPFS page runs Query and Convex startup histories against separate databases. Playwright checks the results and page errors.
The direct-write oracle adds an initial-result-write holder and selects its reference schedule using observed commit timing. The SQLite matrix now covers every holder and write type.
The Query and Convex oracle properties gain registry and replay entries. Documentation records the shared startup model, receiving paths, validation, and coverage limits.
TanStack/db#2265: Changes when persisted hydration can proceed while a reserved sync commit is open, affecting the startup baseline used during reconciliation.
Suggested reviewers:kevin-dp
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 736b1
This change makes eager persisted Query startup drop rows that the first complete response omits, while preserving rows owned by other Queries. No concrete merge-blocking risk was identified; the added tests cover the new behavior across several storage paths.
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The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: reconciling persisted rows during eager Query startup.
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Issue [#2367] requires the first complete eager Query result to remove omitted persisted rows owned by that Query, while retaining rows owned by peers. packages/query-db-collection/src/query.ts now …
Out of Scope Changes check
The shared startup oracle, Query and Convex drivers, SQLite/OPFS hosts, and coverage documentation support the persisted-startup replacement contract. The direct-write oracle expansion checks commit o…
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Issue [#2367] requires the first complete eager Query result to remove omitted persisted rows owned by that Query, while retaining rows owned by peers. packages/query-db-collection/src/query.ts now awaits persistence.hydrateBaseline() before reconciling the first eager result. The shared persisted-startup oracle checks public and durable rows across restore/result orderings, refresh, and reopen. The Query driver also checks scoped ownership and cache/fetch origins. No unmet coding requirement is evident.
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The shared startup oracle, Query and Convex drivers, SQLite/OPFS hosts, and coverage documentation support the persisted-startup replacement contract. The direct-write oracle expansion checks commit ordering around the new startup wait. The cleanup helper and reload-read helper support reliable conformance checks and preserve existing read-count laws. No concrete unrelated change is evident.
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Comparing a2b7435da (this PR) against ea3c920c1 (base). Write times are per-write medians over 100 iterations (20 warmup writes). Timings use the median of 3 fresh fixture repetition(s).
Overall median write time vs base: 1.03× · cold hydrate time: 1.02× (geometric mean of per-case ratios; lower is faster).
Writes: 1 regression(s), 0 improvement(s) (threshold: ±20% and >0.05ms).
Cold hydrate: No significant changes (threshold: ±50% and >5ms).
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.
Per-case flags are noisy on shared runners. Read the geometric means first.
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list: newest 50 open
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list + 3 recent comments
+4.2%
-30.6%
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issue detail + comments
+4.0%
-4.7%
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open issues + documents
+7.9%
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Cold hydrate
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list: newest 50 open
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list + author
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list + comment count
+5.2%
-18.9%
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list + 3 recent comments
-1.5%
-20.1%
+16.8%
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issue detail + comments
+2.6%
-9.5%
+32.4%
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open issues + documents
+10.4%
-6.0%
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Each row aggregates that query's scale/index/write-mode configurations; per-configuration tables below.
Runner: node v24.8.0, linux 7.0.0-1017-azure, AMD EPYC 9V45 96-Core Processor. Timings on shared CI runners are noisy; treat small deltas as indicative only.
Map query.startup-ownership to the existing owner and random replay campaigns. The completeness check was RED with no-named-owner; all 116 replay tests now pass, and the guarded seed 2367/path 0:0:0:0:0 records successful controlled and Node SQLite witnesses. Production code, histories, budgets and comparisons are unchanged.
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🎯 Changes
An eager persisted Query Collection can show a row that the server removed while the app was offline. If SQLite holds
aand the first complete response returns onlyb, startup can retain both rows, even after explicit refetch. This change removesafrom the Collection and SQLite while preserving rows that another Query still owns.The first result previously compared its answer with in-memory ownership before persisted restore published its rows. That comparison missed the old ownership. The first eager result now awaits persistence's existing
hydrateBaseline()before it replaces its Query's ownership. This reuses the startup row read and restores peer ownership before the comparison.Complete
initialDataand cached responses follow the same rule, including disabled and pending fetches. Retained Query revalidation keeps its existing scan path. The fix adds no lifecycle state.Persisted startup replacement is a shared adapter contract. The new persistence conformance family checks Query and Convex through their real client boundaries. Query supplies scoped ownership, while Convex supplies complete snapshots for the Collection. Current Convex passes without a production change. The shared family replaces the duplicate Query startup model and runner while preserving Query's specialized ownership laws.
🔬 Oracle Coverage
The shared persistence oracle owns replacement across persisted restore. Its receiving drivers share the model, composition, and comparisons across controlled storage, Node SQLite, and Chromium worker/OPFS. The coverage map and versioned evidence record ownership, measured reach, and limits.
The harness checks each captured cut before cleanup and preserves primary errors alongside cleanup failures. The direct-write oracle records source commits separately from Query cache availability. Its causal schedules and unrelated ownership laws remain covered. Startup campaign budgets remain 80 per host, with no lowered or removed budget report.
Run from the repository root:
Typechecking, oracle lint, formatting, and diff checks pass. Local registry requests returned HTTP 403 for locked dependencies. Validation uses local overrides:
@tanstack/query-core5.107.1 → 5.106.0 andfake-indexeddb6.2.8 → 6.2.7. The exact locked versions remain untested locally. The overrides and lockfile changes remain outside this PR.✅ Checklist
🚀 Release Impact
@tanstack/query-db-collection.Package gzip grows 26 bytes (14,457 → 14,483), and brotli grows 18 bytes. The ordinary app scenario grows 47 gzip bytes. Production source matches the source used for that measurement. The remaining growth selects and awaits the first eager baseline. Test and documentation additions do not ship in the package.
Fixes #2367.
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