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A row removed from the server can return when an eager Collection restores from SQLite. With saved row a and a complete source result containing only b, startup could keep both. This PR removes obsolete rows from the Collection and SQLite. Query preserves rows that another query still owns.
Issue #2367 reported Query. The shared startup oracle exposed the same defect in RxDB, PowerSync and TrailBase before their fixes. Electric and Convex pass unchanged. All six adapters receive the same independent row-set judgment through controlled persistence, Node SQLite and Chromium worker/OPFS.
Query reconciles accepted persisted rows, including ownerless saved rows and rows awaiting optimistic publication. Returned values replace older rows even when a peer supplied them or a direct insert created them after the saved baseline. Already available nonpersisted cache data keeps immediate materialization. Direct-write precedence and scoped ownership retain their specialized oracles.
PowerSync keeps its ordinary startup batch commits. RxDB keeps its existing full-load source commit. After hydration, both remove only saved rows omitted by the complete source result, in bounded commits. Retained nonempty reloads keep atomic snapshots. TrailBase hydrates before its omission sweep and preserves its change-event fence. These fixes add no source query or persistence format.
RxDB and PowerSync also check advertised persistence capabilities. TrailBase accepts an absent optional metadata API.
🔬 Evidence
The coverage map records owners and limits. The first review and re-review preserve all twenty findings and their original evidence.
Law: A complete eager result determines rows and returned values in its scope. Peer ownership preserves omitted rows. Authority: READY-3/PUB-7, Query's complete-result contract and durable acceptance. Startup work also preserves PowerSync batching and RxDB's existing source commit, as requested by the maintainer.
Reach: Each adapter crosses both restore orders, empty/nonempty baselines, overlap, omission, network-first result/fallback and a persisting optimistic insert. Query additionally crosses five cache/fetch origins, ownerless rows and peers. PowerSync crosses B=1/B=2 and transformed provider IDs. The Chromium startup receiver runs 330 histories plus 44 capability histories, with separate required-state counters.
RED: Expanded histories reject obsolete rows on unchanged production across both Node hosts and actual OPFS. The new direct-write receiver rejects a stale value after a later physical fetch. Work comparisons reject the earlier forced-snapshot startup path before the batching fix.
GREEN: The final Query oracle command passes 1,663 tests in 38 files. PowerSync startup passes 254 tests and RxDB 104. Retained reload passes 44 tests per adapter. Actual Chromium passes 104 PowerSync and 32 RxDB startup histories plus 24 reload histories per adapter. Separate lifecycle receivers check cleanup, reload and source failure across held hydration. Types, lint, builds and size checks pass.
Mutant: Original omission, stale direct-value, malformed capability and lost persistence controls fail their intended comparisons. The same-seed conversion audit retains all 55 earlier kills. Primary RxDB/PowerSync conversions retain all twelve selected kills. Added receiving laws reject retired direct-write ownership, invalid sync-write operations and stale fetch authority. Linked reports distinguish assertion failures, survivors, setup failures and timeouts.
Limits: Finite histories use three string keys, numeric values, one disjoint optimistic insert and optional Query peers. Real SDKs supply local storage and controlled source delivery. This does not prove arbitrary concurrent writers, failed I/O, remote replication or every intermediate publication. Mutation survivors require the anchored decisions recorded below.
The Query receiving record, batching record and lifecycle record retain commands, hashes, reach counts and controls. Owning Query, RxDB, PowerSync and TrailBase campaigns now use oracleProperty, preserving their laws and run budgets.
The branch integrates main migrations 50e6015c8 and 2e7b07367. The latest integration preserves all 986 merged manifest entries, both migrations and this PR's receiving paths. Four metadata checks, 411 Query checks and 205 TrailBase lifecycle tests pass. Four guarded replays also report the exact requested property, seed, path and successful execution. The four adapter production hashes remain unchanged.
Main's new b6bf6fc framework and ESLint runtime match the earlier runtime bytes. The CLI has separate changes. The validation record distinguishes that source comparison from mutation discovery. It reports no new mutation campaign.
CI exposed ordinary RxDB and PowerSync fixtures that omitted health. Commits 735dc8a19 and fb3f13949 supply their first-load health state. The RxDB file passes all 19 tests. The isolated PowerSync reproduction fails before the fixture change and passes afterward. The full PowerSync package run passes all 671 tests across 18 files, with no type errors. Both local startup determinism checks pass within their earlier 60-second deadlines.
The two OPFS receivers now reuse bounded cleanup retries after worker close. An injected busy-handle failure rejects the original cleanup. Both Chromium specs pass, including two startup runs in the same browser profile. Permanent cleanup failures remain failures. All E2E checks passed on 331bde897.
CI on 331bde897 reported thirteen PowerSync startup tests exceeding their 60-second deadlines. Other independent checks passed. Individual histories completed, and neighboring campaigns finished near that deadline. Commit 8feb587ca gives only PowerSync startup tests 180 seconds. It preserves all histories, comparisons, calibrations and 80-history run budgets. Eight targeted campaign, calibration and determinism checks pass across both hosts, with no type errors. Changed-file lint passes.
The adapter-browser job on 8feb587ca passed 403 checks and failed one TrailBase history during OPFS fixture deletion. Commit f6cee8966 applies the existing bounded busy-handle retry to the remaining direct database-close cleanup sites. Injected errors reproduce the cleanup failure in TrailBase hydration, Query ownership and both baseline lifecycle receivers before the fix. All four pass after the fix and repeat in the same browser origin. The combined Chromium run passes 52 checks, including the full TrailBase hydration oracle and permanent-error calibrations. Typecheck and changed-file lint pass.
The SQLite-adapter job also selected the new Chromium calibration through its default test pattern and failed before browser launch. Commit 9fd2ba81d adds the file to the existing Chromium-only exclusions for that Node job. The dedicated browser job still selects it. Test discovery verifies both configurations, and changed-file lint passes.
The full adapter-browser CI job on 9fd2ba81d passes all 408 checks in ten files. Its log records execution of all four new cleanup calibrations. The SQLite-adapter job also passes after the routing fix.
CI on final head 9fd2ba81dc3fca5af93314dc42e5dad1040e7bd4 passes all 26 executed checks, including Collections, aggregate Test and Run E2E Tests. CodeRabbit remains paused at reviewed commit 66cbad438. Later changes received no fresh bot review. Its skipped check supplies no review of those changes.
Network-first histories enable initialRender: { strategy: 'network-first', networkTimeoutMs }. At fallback, they check saved public and durable rows while the source remains pending. They check the first source result before refresh, then refresh fulfillment, durability and local-only reopen. Empty restore cannot supply deadline fallback. Fixtures remove SQLite sidecars and OPFS files, including after failing histories.
Startup work and performance
The earlier forced-snapshot implementation added a storage clear and buffered every PowerSync batch. Measurements showed a startup cost. The final fix preserves source commits and removes only omissions. Source writes remain bounded by N, row removals by saved omissions, and PowerSync commits by syncBatchSize. Both adapters retain O(N) key bookkeeping. This does not promise bounded total memory.
The final measurements cover 64 fresh processes: 48 measurements and 16 warmups across both adapters, 10k/50k rows and natural/fallback startup. They compare the fix with prior ordinary source commits, using identical current core and dependencies. This is not a full main-checkout comparison. PowerSync natural medians are 134.9→135.5 ms at 10k and 772.5→679.2 ms at 50k. RxDB medians are 165.3→172.5 ms and 1114.9→1092.4 ms. At 50k, sampled natural-startup heap rises 2.6 MiB for PowerSync and 10.7 MiB for RxDB. Fallback becomes ready before the 350 ms held source. Both variants still write all N source rows. Three repetitions and sampled peaks do not establish universal performance preservation. The report preserves all cells and spreads, separately from earlier forced-snapshot measurements.
Earlier performance obligations retain their owners: #2204, #2205 and #2219 cover setup/read/election budgets. #1868 covers shared-driver fairness. #1752 and #1916 cover cold replacement batching. #1955 and #2168 cover restore-first and network-first readiness. The startup oracle retains one full wrapper row read. The fix changes no persistence scheduler or initial-render implementation.
Gap audit and remaining decisions
The final adapter audit completed 52 of 110 selected operators before discovery stopped. It records 22 kills, 18 survivors and 12 non-assertion outcomes. The remaining 58 operators are unrun or interrupted. Eight authored controls fail as intended. Two live-iterator alternatives survive. This partial sweep proves no new production defect.
Six Query survivors and one TrailBase survivor remain in their linked inventories. Together, the reports identify 27 anchored survivors. Kyle Mathews granted a PR-specific allowance for these exact survivors on 2026-11-11. He also accepted the 12 inconclusive outcomes and 58 unrun or interrupted operators as partial discovery limits. Decision PR2394-GAP-ALLOWANCE-2026-11-11 appears in the validation record. This permits merge after green CI and the remaining readiness checks. It supplies no additional oracle kills or fixes. Runtime failures and unexecuted operators count as neither kills nor allowances. Final-head CI passes. The PR is mergeable under that allowance and the recorded finite evidence.
The original CLI error was query.ts:M1468: tests/ssr-dehydration-oracle.test.ts has no unit and no earlier kill at check.mjs:1550. Early-stop accounting treated an it.fails result as a kill before Vitest applied its final verdict. An isolated !context.task.fails guard fixes that accounting. Further controls enforce complete captures and full test-title identities. The audit used isolated CLI copies. Those corrections remain absent from both the earlier framework pin and main’s new pin. The dependency comparison checked this directly. It did not rerun mutation discovery. The retention record preserves diagnostics and patches.
Local HTTP 403 recovery uses uncommitted overrides: @tanstack/query-core 5.107.1 → 5.106.0, fake-indexeddb 6.2.8 → 6.2.7, and @tailwindcss/postcss 4.3.5 → 4.3.4. Those exact locked versions remain untested locally. Recovery overrides and their lockfile changes remain outside this PR. The committed lockfile includes PowerSync's browser test dependency.
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I tested this code locally with the targeted commands and receiving paths above.
🚀 Release Impact
This change affects published code and includes patch changesets for Query, RxDB, PowerSync, and TrailBase.
This change is docs/CI/dev-only (no release).
Compared with merge-base 858c8f0bf, five package bundles grow by 638 gzip bytes and 613 brotli bytes combined. The typical app scenario grows by 58 gzip bytes. The omission reconciliation and capability checks account for added production code. The implementation reuses the existing source loops and lifecycle fences. Tests and documentation do not ship in these bundles.
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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.
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This PR adds a shared persisted-startup oracle, adapter-specific startup drivers, and browser OPFS coverage. It also updates Query result reconciliation, fixes startup snapshot handling in RxDB, PowerSync, and TrailBase, and records the new coverage in docs and manifests.
Query result handling now chooses persisted-baseline reconciliation in more startup cases. The direct-write oracle adds an initial-result-write holder and uses observed commit timing. The SQLite matrix covers all holders and write types.
Model startup replacement and run shared persistence checks 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 shared oracle models complete-result replacement, peer ownership, response timing, and persisted snapshots. Its driver runs histories on controlled and Node SQLite hosts. Cleanup now runs all steps and reports failures in order.
Six adapters register startup histories with the shared suite. RxDB and PowerSync now treat persistence metadata as a snapshot trigger. TrailBase validates persistence capability and hydrates before its omission sweep.
Exercise adapter 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 five adapter histories against separate databases. Playwright checks results, violations, and page errors.
Register oracle properties and record coverage packages/db/tests/oracle-config.ts, packages/db/tests/oracle-replay-manifest.ts, docs/contributing/oracle-coverage.md, docs/contributing/oracle-reviews/*, packages/db-adapter-conformance/README.md, packages/db-adapter-conformance/MIGRATION.md
Oracle properties and replay mappings include the startup tests. Documentation records the shared model, receiving paths, validation, and coverage limits.
TanStack/db#2336: Introduces shared adapter-conformance infrastructure that this PR extends with persisted-startup models, drivers, and adapter checks.
TanStack/db#2265: Changes when persisted hydration can advance around reserved source commits, which affects the baseline used during reconciliation.
Suggested reviewers:tannerlinsley
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 66cba
This change makes persisted rows reconcile against the first complete result from eager sources. The production edits are narrow and are backed by shared conformance tests across six adapters. No actionable merge-blocking risk was identified in the supplied evidence.
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Issue [#2367] requires the first complete eager Query result to remove omitted persisted rows from the Collection and SQLite. packages/query-db-collection/src/query.ts now awaits hydrateBaseline()…
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Issue [#2367] requires the first complete eager Query result to remove omitted persisted rows from the Collection and SQLite. packages/query-db-collection/src/query.ts now awaits hydrateBaseline() before reconciling an eager result when persistence is configured and no Query ownership baseline exists. The shared startup oracle checks public rows, durable rows, and reopened rows. The Query histories also cover initial data and cached responses. No unmet coding requirement is evident.
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Comparing a47d69cf6 (this PR) against 2e7b07367 (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: 1.04× · cold hydrate time: 1.09× (geometric mean of per-case ratios; lower is faster).
Writes: 1 regression(s), 1 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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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 7763 64-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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fix(query-db-collection): reconcile persisted rows on eager startup
fix: reconcile persisted eager startup across collection adapters
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Law: network-first fallback preserves saved rows; the first complete source
result then replaces and persists them under the existing scoped law.
Reach: all six adapters on controlled and Node SQLite hosts, 80 histories per
fixed/random campaign (1,920 generated); both enabled-option states reached
per adapter/host/campaign. OPFS receives all 80 fixed histories.
RED: no new defect on unchanged production 9c5d7b0; dropped-write mutants
fail startupDurable for all twelve adapter/Node-host combinations.
GREEN: 208 shared checks, 404 readiness checks, 80 OPFS histories, seven
package typechecks, direct replay, formatting and changed-file lint pass.
Mutant: source commits lose durable writes after fallback; the durable startup
comparison rejects saved rows before refresh. Lost fallback rows also fail.
Limits: existing eager/nonempty baseline domain. Exact timeout, failed/empty
restore and remote failure remain with the readiness owner. No production
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Read accepted restored Query ownership and permit an absent optional TrailBase
metadata API. Extend the shared startup grammar across optimistic holds and
empty saved baselines, prove real source delivery on RxDB/PowerSync, move the
oracle outside src, and repair RxDB test module resolution. Preserve all ten
review dispositions and measured snapshot costs in the evidence record.
Law: complete eager results replace their persisted baseline within their
scope, including accepted rows whose application an optimistic transaction
holds. Authority: READY-3/PUB-7, scope-local omission, durable acceptance and
the glossary. SyncParams.metadata remains optional.
Reach: 24 generated campaigns x 80 histories, independently enforced on six
adapters and two Node hosts; 392 fixed histories; 196 real Chromium OPFS
histories. Each path reaches optimistic holds and empty saved baselines.
RED: extended Query oracle before production edits rejects 32 Node checks
and 14 OPFS histories. TrailBase absent-metadata histories reject four checks.
GREEN: 440 shared startup checks, 196 OPFS histories, 439 surrounding checks,
and all 89 normal RxDB package tests pass. Seven package typechecks,
conformance build, changed-file lint and ESLint pass.
Mutant: original Query accepted-to-applied ownership and RxDB/PowerSync
snapshot decisions reject 112 Node checks and the OPFS comparison. Removing
earlier-commit waiting rejects six direct-write comparisons.
Limits: finite three-key histories, one disjoint persisting optimistic insert,
local RxDB/PowerSync storage and controlled provider boundaries. No arbitrary
overlapping mutations, failed I/O, remote replication, every intermediate
publication, or elapsed-time startup guarantee. No run budget is reduced.
Reconcile omitted ownerless saved rows and values first returned for peer-only
rows. Validate persistence capabilities at real RxDB/PowerSync sync admission.
Make startup calibration nonvacuous, measure all OPFS reach states, deduplicate
identical histories, and remove receiving fixture artifacts.
Law: Complete eager results determine scoped rows and returned values;
persistence preserves durable acceptance. Advertised persistence capabilities
must satisfy the versioned SyncMetadataApi protocol.
Reach: Six adapters on controlled/Node hosts, 1,920 generated and 492 fixed
startup histories; Chromium repeats 246 startup + 44 protocol histories twice.
RED: Before source edits, 72 Query and 76 protocol checks fail on Node; OPFS
reports 34 startup mismatches and 38 protocol failures. Peer-only extension also
fails on original Query source and rejects a narrow ownerless-only patch.
GREEN: Combined 640 checks, normal Query 781, ordinary PowerSync 128/RxDB 19,
and 580 Chromium comparisons pass. Eight typechecks, builds, and lint pass.
Mutant: First-result-discard and actual scoped persistence-loss controls fail
at the shared reference/durable comparison. Original source decisions give RED.
Limits: Finite eager histories and local SDK sources; no arbitrary concurrent
writers, failed I/O, all intermediate publications, or elapsed-time guarantee.
Gap CLI audit remains incomplete. Whole-PR readiness is not established.
Evidence: docs/contributing/oracle-reviews/2026-11-10-pr-2394-rereview.md
Law: preserve direct-write fetch order, on-demand scope, complete reload
replacement, and cleanup authority under the documented Query, SQLite,
Collection reload, and TrailBase lifecycle contracts.
Reach: add 104 eager Query, 48 scoped Query, two cached-peer, 24 TrailBase,
and 24 histories per unwrapped RxDB/PowerSync receiver. Chromium receives
all 226 shared histories with separate required reach. Node hosts also run
fixed and fresh campaigns at their existing/new declared run budgets.
RED/Mutant: exact immutable source transforms reject the missing derived
baseline and six initial CLI survivors at public/durable checkpoints.
Checked mutant replays fail and clean replays pass at the same coordinates.
The full initial audit classifies 61 operators: 49 kills, ten survivors,
two timeouts. Additive receiver experiments reject six more survivors.
GREEN: unchanged production passes Query neighbors (565), scope/cache (16),
TrailBase lifecycle (153), reload (54), capability registrations (176),
and Chromium (226 histories). Types, ESLint, formatting and changed-file
oracle lint pass. No production changes in this commit.
Limits: finite values, histories and successful local SDK/storage paths.
Four selected operators preserve the checked behavior within bounded domains;
two timeouts remain separate outcomes. No universal-equivalence claim.
Measurements: 112 fresh-process observations quantify snapshot-selection
costs. PowerSync 10k matching startup median increases 16.5%; 50k sampled
heap maxima increase for both adapters. Reports retain raw data, controlled
baseline, warmed OS cache and sampled-memory limits. No parity claim.
Preserve the startup, reload, capability, precedence and scope judgments while
using randomized constructions and enforcing generated-state obligations.
Retain fixed histories, source paths, observation cuts and base run budgets.
Validation: 710 startup, 400 Query, 88 reload and 92 capability registrations;
226 real Chromium/OPFS receiving histories; seven selected Query source kills;
two historical reload source kills; direct replay, types, format and lint.
An independent construction probe checked 12,300 outputs without production.
The final same-seed CLI retention run remains in progress. Four survivors and
two historical timeouts remain open; no maintainer allowance is assumed.
Production source remains unchanged from 5feb266. Older primary owner and
browser registration conversions are separate work, not discharged here.
Law: complete eager results replace saved rows within their scope (READY-3,
PUB-7 and durable acceptance), while preserving ordinary startup commits.
Reach: six adapter receivers; PowerSync B=1/B=2 and transformed keys; both
restore orders, network-first fallback and held optimistic publication.
RED: expanded startup/work comparisons fail on unchanged sources on controlled
storage, real Node SQLite and actual Chromium OPFS before the repairs.
GREEN: Query 1663 tests; PowerSync/RxDB startup 254/104; retained reload 44 each;
actual browser receiving, types, lint and builds pass. See versioned records.
Mutant: original omission/value defects, lost persistence, transformed-key and
work-bound controls fail at their intended comparisons; prior kills retained.
Limits: bounded local-source histories; no remote replication or universal
performance claim. Anchored mutation outcomes and unresolved allowances remain
explicit in the final-validation and gap audit records.
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fix: reconcile persisted rows across eager collection adapters
fix: reconcile persisted eager results while preserving startup batching
Nov 10, 2026
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🎯 Changes
A row removed from the server can return when an eager Collection restores from SQLite. With saved row
aand a complete source result containing onlyb, startup could keep both. This PR removes obsolete rows from the Collection and SQLite. Query preserves rows that another query still owns.Issue #2367 reported Query. The shared startup oracle exposed the same defect in RxDB, PowerSync and TrailBase before their fixes. Electric and Convex pass unchanged. All six adapters receive the same independent row-set judgment through controlled persistence, Node SQLite and Chromium worker/OPFS.
Query reconciles accepted persisted rows, including ownerless saved rows and rows awaiting optimistic publication. Returned values replace older rows even when a peer supplied them or a direct insert created them after the saved baseline. Already available nonpersisted cache data keeps immediate materialization. Direct-write precedence and scoped ownership retain their specialized oracles.
PowerSync keeps its ordinary startup batch commits. RxDB keeps its existing full-load source commit. After hydration, both remove only saved rows omitted by the complete source result, in bounded commits. Retained nonempty reloads keep atomic snapshots. TrailBase hydrates before its omission sweep and preserves its change-event fence. These fixes add no source query or persistence format.
RxDB and PowerSync also check advertised persistence capabilities. TrailBase accepts an absent optional metadata API.
🔬 Evidence
The coverage map records owners and limits. The first review and re-review preserve all twenty findings and their original evidence.
The Query receiving record, batching record and lifecycle record retain commands, hashes, reach counts and controls. Owning Query, RxDB, PowerSync and TrailBase campaigns now use
oracleProperty, preserving their laws and run budgets.The branch integrates main migrations
50e6015c8and2e7b07367. The latest integration preserves all 986 merged manifest entries, both migrations and this PR's receiving paths. Four metadata checks, 411 Query checks and 205 TrailBase lifecycle tests pass. Four guarded replays also report the exact requested property, seed, path and successful execution. The four adapter production hashes remain unchanged.Main's new
b6bf6fcframework and ESLint runtime match the earlier runtime bytes. The CLI has separate changes. The validation record distinguishes that source comparison from mutation discovery. It reports no new mutation campaign.CI exposed ordinary RxDB and PowerSync fixtures that omitted
health. Commits735dc8a19andfb3f13949supply their first-load health state. The RxDB file passes all 19 tests. The isolated PowerSync reproduction fails before the fixture change and passes afterward. The full PowerSync package run passes all 671 tests across 18 files, with no type errors. Both local startup determinism checks pass within their earlier 60-second deadlines.The two OPFS receivers now reuse bounded cleanup retries after worker close. An injected busy-handle failure rejects the original cleanup. Both Chromium specs pass, including two startup runs in the same browser profile. Permanent cleanup failures remain failures. All E2E checks passed on
331bde897.CI on
331bde897reported thirteen PowerSync startup tests exceeding their 60-second deadlines. Other independent checks passed. Individual histories completed, and neighboring campaigns finished near that deadline. Commit8feb587cagives only PowerSync startup tests 180 seconds. It preserves all histories, comparisons, calibrations and 80-history run budgets. Eight targeted campaign, calibration and determinism checks pass across both hosts, with no type errors. Changed-file lint passes.The adapter-browser job on
8feb587capassed 403 checks and failed one TrailBase history during OPFS fixture deletion. Commitf6cee8966applies the existing bounded busy-handle retry to the remaining direct database-close cleanup sites. Injected errors reproduce the cleanup failure in TrailBase hydration, Query ownership and both baseline lifecycle receivers before the fix. All four pass after the fix and repeat in the same browser origin. The combined Chromium run passes 52 checks, including the full TrailBase hydration oracle and permanent-error calibrations. Typecheck and changed-file lint pass.The SQLite-adapter job also selected the new Chromium calibration through its default test pattern and failed before browser launch. Commit
9fd2ba81dadds the file to the existing Chromium-only exclusions for that Node job. The dedicated browser job still selects it. Test discovery verifies both configurations, and changed-file lint passes.The full adapter-browser CI job on
9fd2ba81dpasses all 408 checks in ten files. Its log records execution of all four new cleanup calibrations. The SQLite-adapter job also passes after the routing fix.CI on final head
9fd2ba81dc3fca5af93314dc42e5dad1040e7bd4passes all 26 executed checks, including Collections, aggregate Test and Run E2E Tests. CodeRabbit remains paused at reviewed commit66cbad438. Later changes received no fresh bot review. Its skipped check supplies no review of those changes.Network-first histories enable
initialRender: { strategy: 'network-first', networkTimeoutMs }. At fallback, they check saved public and durable rows while the source remains pending. They check the first source result before refresh, then refresh fulfillment, durability and local-only reopen. Empty restore cannot supply deadline fallback. Fixtures remove SQLite sidecars and OPFS files, including after failing histories.Startup work and performance
The earlier forced-snapshot implementation added a storage clear and buffered every PowerSync batch. Measurements showed a startup cost. The final fix preserves source commits and removes only omissions. Source writes remain bounded by N, row removals by saved omissions, and PowerSync commits by
syncBatchSize. Both adapters retain O(N) key bookkeeping. This does not promise bounded total memory.The final measurements cover 64 fresh processes: 48 measurements and 16 warmups across both adapters, 10k/50k rows and natural/fallback startup. They compare the fix with prior ordinary source commits, using identical current core and dependencies. This is not a full main-checkout comparison. PowerSync natural medians are 134.9→135.5 ms at 10k and 772.5→679.2 ms at 50k. RxDB medians are 165.3→172.5 ms and 1114.9→1092.4 ms. At 50k, sampled natural-startup heap rises 2.6 MiB for PowerSync and 10.7 MiB for RxDB. Fallback becomes ready before the 350 ms held source. Both variants still write all N source rows. Three repetitions and sampled peaks do not establish universal performance preservation. The report preserves all cells and spreads, separately from earlier forced-snapshot measurements.
Earlier performance obligations retain their owners: #2204, #2205 and #2219 cover setup/read/election budgets. #1868 covers shared-driver fairness. #1752 and #1916 cover cold replacement batching. #1955 and #2168 cover restore-first and network-first readiness. The startup oracle retains one full wrapper row read. The fix changes no persistence scheduler or initial-render implementation.
Gap audit and remaining decisions
The final adapter audit completed 52 of 110 selected operators before discovery stopped. It records 22 kills, 18 survivors and 12 non-assertion outcomes. The remaining 58 operators are unrun or interrupted. Eight authored controls fail as intended. Two live-iterator alternatives survive. This partial sweep proves no new production defect.
Six Query survivors and one TrailBase survivor remain in their linked inventories. Together, the reports identify 27 anchored survivors. Kyle Mathews granted a PR-specific allowance for these exact survivors on 2026-11-11. He also accepted the 12 inconclusive outcomes and 58 unrun or interrupted operators as partial discovery limits. Decision
PR2394-GAP-ALLOWANCE-2026-11-11appears in the validation record. This permits merge after green CI and the remaining readiness checks. It supplies no additional oracle kills or fixes. Runtime failures and unexecuted operators count as neither kills nor allowances. Final-head CI passes. The PR is mergeable under that allowance and the recorded finite evidence.The original CLI error was
query.ts:M1468: tests/ssr-dehydration-oracle.test.ts has no unit and no earlier killatcheck.mjs:1550. Early-stop accounting treated anit.failsresult as a kill before Vitest applied its final verdict. An isolated!context.task.failsguard fixes that accounting. Further controls enforce complete captures and full test-title identities. The audit used isolated CLI copies. Those corrections remain absent from both the earlier framework pin and main’s new pin. The dependency comparison checked this directly. It did not rerun mutation discovery. The retention record preserves diagnostics and patches.Run from the repository root:
Local HTTP 403 recovery uses uncommitted overrides:
@tanstack/query-core5.107.1 → 5.106.0,fake-indexeddb6.2.8 → 6.2.7, and@tailwindcss/postcss4.3.5 → 4.3.4. Those exact locked versions remain untested locally. Recovery overrides and their lockfile changes remain outside this PR. The committed lockfile includes PowerSync's browser test dependency.✅ Checklist
🚀 Release Impact
Compared with merge-base
858c8f0bf, five package bundles grow by 638 gzip bytes and 613 brotli bytes combined. The typical app scenario grows by 58 gzip bytes. The omission reconciliation and capability checks account for added production code. The implementation reuses the existing source loops and lifecycle fences. Tests and documentation do not ship in these bundles.Fixes #2367.
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