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A page reload of a persisted collection no longer repeats setup that is already complete. It also no longer writes a leader election term ahead of its own reads. On the OPFS adapter each SQL statement is a round trip to the worker, and collections start one at a time. Both costs therefore add up on every page load.

Fast reloads are an accepted, permanent goal for persistence. Issue #2204 and issue #2205 measured two parts of that cost. This PR removes both costs and fixes four more problems that the new oracle found. One oracle now checks the whole reload as one law.

Before and after, for one complete collection on reload

Work per reload Before After
Collection setup statements (#2204) 9, plus 1 registry read 1 registry read that also checks setup
Database setup statements, per adapter about 19 1 read-only check
Leader term write (#2205) before the startup row read after the startup reads already in the queue
Rows reread after the tab's own first write full scan plus pullSince none

Thread 1: skip setup that is complete (#2204)

Every reload ran nine CREATE ... IF NOT EXISTS and INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING statements for each collection. The registry query now also counts the collection's tables, indexes, triggers, and bookkeeping rows. If all nine facts exist, setup is skipped. If any is missing, the nine statements run, as before. A schema reset keeps every setup object, so the check stays valid after a reset.

The issue proposed a separate check query. This PR folds the check into the registry read, so a reload costs one statement instead of two. It also skips setup for managed cache generations, which the issue excluded.

The same pattern applies to database-wide setup. Each adapter ran about 19 statements on every load, including two ALTER TABLE attempts that failed on purpose. One query now checks every table, index, and migrated column through sqlite_master. The global schema_version row is gone. Nothing read it, and two adapters with different schema versions overwrote it on every load.

Thread 2: read rows before the election term (#2205)

A collection takes its leader Web Lock when it subscribes. Before this PR, it also wrote a durable term at once. On a reload, that transaction ran ahead of the rows the collection had queued to read.

The issue proposed two designs. The existing oracles reject both:

  • To elect only when a leader is first needed changes which tab becomes leader. About 60 coordinator tests fail.
  • To queue the term write behind reads deadlocks. A startup read can wait for a leader while the leader waits for that read. The existing "first commit stalled during election" check fails.

This PR keeps the lock at subscribe, so leader identity and takeover order do not change. Only the term write waits:

await Promise.race([
  adapter.runInRegularScope?.afterQueuedWork(), // queued work settles
  needed, // something needs a leader in this election
  aborted, // the lock is released
])

afterQueuedWork() is a new scheduler barrier. It settles when every operation that was queued or running at the call settles, in either lane. It takes no scheduler turn, so the K=1 fairness between hydrations and writes does not change. A leader need ends the wait at once. Each of these marks a need:

  • a local route wait,
  • sendRPC,
  • ensureLeadership,
  • an inbound route request or RPC.

This prevents the deadlock above. A need counts only for one election: it is still waiting at the lock grant, or it arrives before the term. A need that an earlier leader already served does not let a later takeover skip the wait. The leader lock is exclusive, so a grant clears the route that another tab advertised, and the lock holder ignores heartbeats. A sync commit that a new leader's queued read flushes therefore goes to the new leader, not to the leader that closed.

The barrier also waits for a hydration that started before the adapter found its shared scheduler. On an adapter without a scheduler, it waits for each running hydration.

The Electron renderer now has a hydration scope, so its startup runs as one hydration, as a Browser tab's does.

Bugs that the reload oracle found

  • A tab reread its rows after its own write. The tab recorded its stream position too early. It read the position from the write response, before the commit notice. The notice then looked like a gap, which started pullSince and a full row scan. The fix removes that line. The notice now advances the position.
  • An Electron restart could write a term between its two startup reads. A restart ran outside any hydration scope. An unscheduled restart now keeps both reads in one scope. It still takes no mutex and waits for no scheduler.
  • ensureLeadership resolved when leadership ended, not when it began. It also replaced a queued Web Lock request, which lost the tab's queue position. It now resolves when this node becomes leader, keeps its queue position, and rejects on dispose.
  • A remote subset request waited without asking for a leader. It now posts a route request.

CodeRabbit found that the oracle checked the order law (b) only in restart histories, because of a misplaced brace. The check now runs for every first-tab reload, and production passes it on all four drivers.

A high-effort review of an earlier revision of this PR found two more problems in the barrier. Neither problem is on main. The oracle now covers both:

  • One need opened the barrier for every later election. A follower saw a request from another tab or from itself. Later it took over and wrote its term ahead of its queued read.
  • A takeover waited on the closed leader. The new leader kept the closed leader's route. A sync commit that its queued read flushed went to that leader. The election waited about 30 s for the read, and then the collection failed. Main elects at once and commits in 3 ms in the same history.

One more finding is not a bug. An eager collection reads two startup snapshots. The first reads metadata before the source starts. The second reads rows at the baseline hydrate. An experiment merged them, and the Electric law "rejects row loss between resume metadata and baseline hydration" failed. Both reads are required, and the oracle's budget states why.

Migration for custom persistence adapters

runInRegularScope is now a RegularScope. It must also provide afterQueuedWork(). An adapter without a scheduler can return a promise that settles with its running hydrations. A coordinator rejects an adapter whose runInRegularScope has no afterQueuedWork with InvalidPersistenceAdapterError. The changeset records this breaking type change.

🔬 Oracle Coverage

The law and its authority

The authority is the accepted persistence goal that reloads stay fast. The oracle states the law in packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/tests/reload-class-oracle.ts. A reload owes these results at the checkpoint after its last action settles:

  • (a) Setup. Complete setup issues no setup statement. Partial setup ends with every fact present. Stored rows survive unless a schema change resets them.
  • (b) Order. A term write does not run ahead of work that its tab queued before the lock grant. A leader need in that election ends this wait. A need that an earlier election served does not.
  • (c) Need. A leader need still elects a leader and settles. After a takeover, a sync commit that the new leader's queued read flushes settles in less than one RPC timeout. If the closed leader received that commit and did not answer, the commit settles within one RPC timeout and its retry.
  • (e) Budget. These limits apply:
    • one registry read for each adapter,
    • one row scan for each tab,
    • two startup snapshots for each eager collection, with the reason above,
    • no rescan after a commit that the tab already knows,
    • no database setup statement when that setup is complete.

The shared logical scheduling oracle and the shared-driver fairness oracle own K=1 fairness under the barrier (law d).

Legal histories

The model computes each expectation from the history alone. A history chooses these axes:

  • 1 to 4 eager or managed collections,
  • for each collection, any subset of its seven derived setup facts removed, or a schema change,
  • a database that lacks a migrated column or a database index,
  • a lock grant 1, 2, or 5 tasks after the request, and statement latency where the host controls it,
  • at most one leader need:
    • a local write during another startup read, issued before or after its lock grant,
    • a write held in flight when another collection's lock is granted,
    • a follower write,
    • a write from a third tab that opens and closes while the first tab leads,
  • at most one lifecycle event:
    • takeover, also while a follower read is held,
    • takeover by a follower that knows the leader's route, while its live query read holds a sync commit in the queue. The read flushes the commit after the grant, or the closed leader receives the commit and does not answer,
    • a cache generation rotation from a scoped recovery,
    • a restart,
    • a tab close while its terms wait.

There are 29 fixed histories and seeded and random campaigns (sqlite-reload.class, sqlite-reload.class.electron). The grammar excludes dropped row tables.

Production paths and observation

Four production drivers run the same loop and the same comparison:

Driver Production path
Node Browser Real Browser persistence and BrowserCollectionCoordinator, one connection for each tab
Node Electron Real renderers and main handler with an in-process ipcMain stand-in
Chromium OPFS Real OPFS workers, Web Locks, and BroadcastChannel (Playwright)
Electron app A real renderer that calls a real main process over real IPC

Each driver records every SQL statement in order, with its parameters. The comparison therefore sees a missing, repeated, or reordered statement. Each timing helper asserts its premise, or a mutant shows that only the premise can reject. A takeover grant must arrive during a held read, for example.

RED and GREEN

The implementation on origin/main fails every fixed history. The original 24 histories fail on all four drivers. The 5 histories for per-election needs fail on the Node Browser driver, which is the only driver that ran them against main. Examples:

  • 9 setup statements on a complete collection,
  • 19 to 76 database setup statements,
  • a term before its own startup read,
  • a term reserved during a tab close.

This branch passes all 29 fixed histories on all four drivers. Both Node drivers also pass their seeded and random campaigns of the final grammar.

Hostile mutants

The Node drivers ran each mutant. Each kill below is an assertion failure, not a timeout.

Mutant Result
Skip setup always Rejected in 23 histories (setup facts missing)
Never skip setup Rejected in 22 histories (9 or 18 setup statements)
Never skip database setup Rejected in 21 histories
Database check ignores migrated columns Rejected (damaged setup not fixed)
Record own commit from the write response Rejected (2 row scans)
Barrier never waits Rejected on all four drivers, and in 26 of 29 fixed histories on the Node Browser driver
Local route wait does not mark a need Rejected (no term while another read was held)
Unscheduled restart reads outside one scope Rejected on Electron
Rotated generation keeps the old subscription Rejected (0 terms for the rotated generation)
One need latch for the life of the tab Rejected (a follower term while its queued read waited)
A need from another tab, served before the election, still counts Rejected
A need of this tab, served before the election, still counts Rejected
A need still waiting at the grant is ignored Rejected (no term while another read was held)
A grant keeps the closed leader's route Rejected (the queued sync commit did not settle in its bound)
Hydrate-only barrier Survives this oracle. The scheduling oracle rejects it (see Limits)

The coordinator RPC oracle has three new cells for the need rule. They reject the first three latches above and a grant that keeps the closed leader's route. They also reject a late heartbeat from the closed leader that sets its route again during an election. The scheduling oracle rejects a barrier that ignores a hydration that started before scheduler discovery. The coordinator RPC oracle rejects an adapter without afterQueuedWork.

Limits

  • No reload history separates a barrier that skips queued but not yet running regular work. Driver transaction order and the writer lock already order running work. The shared logical scheduling oracle owns that case and rejects the mutant.
  • In the real Electron app, 10 of the 29 fixed histories reject a barrier that never waits. In the others, real IPC finishes the startup reads before any grant.
  • The real Electron app uses node:sqlite, because Electron's ABI cannot load better-sqlite3. A native better-sqlite3 build for Electron did not run.
  • Firefox, WebKit, and mobile devices did not run.
  • Only the coordinator RPC oracle sends a late heartbeat from the closed leader. It injects the message, because no reload driver can control when a real heartbeat arrives.
  • A fresh registration (a new collection or a rotated generation) reads the registry twice. This is not reload work, so this PR leaves it.

Changes to existing tests

These changes keep each law and expectation:

  • Two substring classifiers matched the new probe SQL. The lifecycle fixture and the key-evidence work count now ignore sqlite_master and registry reads.
  • One resurrection test held a read at setup DDL, which complete setup now skips. It now runs two histories: incomplete setup held at the DDL, and complete setup held after the registry read.
  • The separate Electron and per-collection reload-order owners are removed. The shared oracle covers each of their cells.

✅ Checklist

  • I have tested this code locally with pnpm test.

These suites pass:

  • db-sqlite-persistence-core, browser, Electron, Node, Electric, Cloudflare, Expo, Tauri, Capacitor, React Native, offline-transactions, and query-db-collection,
  • all 40 Chromium OPFS specs,
  • the Cloudflare real-workerd e2e. Durable Objects accept the new sqlite_master check.

🚀 Release Impact

  • This change affects published code, and I have generated a changeset.
  • This change is docs/CI/dev-only (no release).

Code weight in shipped bytes (pnpm size:compare, gzip):

Package Δ
@tanstack/db and every collection package 0
@tanstack/db-sqlite-persistence-core +593 B (+1.3%)

The persistence-core bytes come from these parts:

Part gzip
Database setup check, which removes about 19 statements for each adapter on each reload 174 B
Term barrier and leader needs in the coordinator 136 B
Collection setup check, which removes 9 statements for each collection 84 B
Scheduler tracking, RegularScope, restart scope, setup extraction about 150 B
Leader needs for one election, unscheduled hydration tracking, adapter check (added after review) 46 B

Two smaller options were measured and declined:

  • A shared helper for the column migrations saves 27 B.
  • A setup-version row in place of the database check saves 79 B, but it no longer fixes outside damage.

The removed schema_version write and dead startup branch offset part of the cost.

Closes #2204
Closes #2205

This pull request and its description were written by Isaac.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes
    • SQLite persistence now repairs incomplete collection or database setup on reload, while skipping setup when everything is already complete.
    • Leadership changes wait for queued database work to settle unless leadership is needed sooner, helping prevent reads and writes from racing during reloads.
    • Takeovers route commits to the new leader without waiting for an RPC timeout.
    • Startup and restart reads follow the same queued-work safeguards across browser and Electron persistence.

Isaac and others added 13 commits October 21, 2026 14:32
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wip: skip complete collection setup on reopen; defer leader term behi…
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…nd queued reads

Local checkpoint for oracle review of #2204 and #2205. Not for push.

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test(persistence): model setup schema objects independently
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fix(sqlite-persistence): wait for all queued work before an election …
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…term

Rename the scheduler barrier to afterQueuedWork. It now settles after every
operation queued or running in either lane at the call, including a hydrate
adopted through promise discovery while the scheduler is busy, and it never
rejects. The scheduling oracle covers regular work, busy adoption, failed
adoption and failure mid-queue; the fairness oracle adds an empty-regular
hostile barrier.

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fix(electron-db-sqlite-persistence): hold a reloaded term behind rend…
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…erer reads

The renderer adapter now tracks its hydration scopes and exposes their
queued-work barrier through runInRegularScope, so an Electron election term
waits for the renderer's queued startup and subset reads unless a leader is
needed first. Writes already serialize with the term through the writer
Web Lock. No IPC protocol change. A new Electron reload election-order
oracle drives the real renderer, coordinator and main-process handler.

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Isaac Isaac
test(browser-db-sqlite-persistence): add a class-level reload oracle
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One generated owner drives the real Browser persistence, coordinator and
wrapper over a real SQLite file across 1-4 Collections, any subset of
missing derived setup facts, lock grant timing, statement latency, and a
local write while another startup read is held. It checks setup work and
repair, term order behind queued reads, leader-need liveness, and the
per-reload statement budget. A leader's own-commit rescan is pinned as a
known gap that main shares.

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docs(persistence): record reload oracles and the #2205 migration
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docs(sqlite-persistence): describe the queued-work barrier contract
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…2205

# Conflicts:
#	docs/contributing/oracle-coverage.md
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fix(sqlite-persistence): skip complete database setup and own-commit …
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…rescans on reload

Move the reload class oracle into one shared module with a Node Browser
production driver. Database setup now runs only when a one-statement probe
finds something missing, and the write-only global schema_version row is
gone. A tab no longer treats its own committed write as a gap.

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test(sqlite-persistence): run the reload class oracle on Electron ren…
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…derers

The Electron driver shares the class oracle's model and comparison. It found
that an Electron restart reads outside any hydration scope, so a term could
run ahead of those reads. Renderer requests are now queued work, and an
unscheduled restart keeps both startup reads in one scope. The class grammar
adds a write queued at another grant and a takeover while a follower read is
held, which replace the separate Electron and per-collection ordering owners.

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test(sqlite-persistence): run the reload class oracle in real Chromiu…
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…m and Electron

The real Chromium OPFS page and a real Electron app now drive the same
reload class oracle as the Node drivers. Hold seams are host-supplied, so
the Electron app arms them in its main process, where the adapter runs.
The grammar adds database setup damage, managed schema changes, and a
generation rotation from a source's scoped recovery. Renderer request
tracking is removed: an unscheduled restart now keeps its reads in one
scope, and no history needs it.

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Isaac
Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into evaluate-review-2204-…
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fix(sqlite-persistence): apply review fixes for the reload change
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An RPC that first waits for a leadership route keeps its retries when that
wait times out. A lock callback whose controller was already replaced
returns before it waits. Remove a startup branch that no adapter can reach.
The reload class oracle now checks a restarted term after an earlier
leader need.

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Incremental update benchmark

Comparing 982cc532 (this PR) against 30175be4 (base). Write times are per-write medians over 100 iterations (20 warmup writes). Cold hydrate is one timed first load of each query.

Overall median write time vs base: 1.00× · cold hydrate time: 1.01× (geometric mean of per-case ratios; lower is faster).

Writes: 3 regression(s), 3 improvement(s) (threshold: ±20% and >0.05ms).

Cold hydrate: 1 regression(s), 1 improvement(s) (threshold: ±50% and >5ms).

Per-case flags are noisy on shared runners. Read the geometric means first.

Writes

Query Δ median write time (geomean) Best case Worst case Flags
list: newest 50 open +0.2% -48.9% +93.7% 2 🔴 1 🟢
list + author +4.6% -4.0% +43.2% —
list + comment count +3.7% -22.0% +65.9% 1 🔴 1 🟢
list + 3 recent comments -4.3% -26.7% +8.9% 1 🟢
issue detail + comments -2.6% -31.5% +14.3% —

Cold hydrate

Query Δ cold hydrate time (geomean) Best case Worst case Flags
list: newest 50 open -0.1% -63.0% +88.1% —
list + author -4.1% -54.0% +108.7% 1 🟢
list + comment count +11.0% -14.6% +57.9% —
list + 3 recent comments +2.5% -39.2% +85.9% 1 🔴
issue detail + comments -0.8% -31.9% +60.9% —

Each row aggregates the 14.4 scale/index/write-mode configurations of that query; per-configuration tables below.

100 rows/collection | source indexes: none | synced writes — geomean 1.03×, cold 1.08×, 2 change(s)
Query Base median PR median Δ median Base p95 PR p95 Δ p95 Base cold PR cold Δ cold
list: newest 50 open 0.151ms 0.150ms -0.5% 0.237ms 0.293ms +23.7% 10.138ms 9.657ms -4.7%
list: newest 50 open 0.308ms 0.424ms +37.8% 0.509ms 0.634ms +24.7% 🔴 1.949ms 2.174ms +11.6%
list + author 0.139ms 0.139ms +0.3% 0.238ms 0.243ms +1.9% 6.468ms 7.147ms +10.5%
list + comment count 0.330ms 0.257ms -22.0% 0.511ms 0.378ms -26.0% 🟢 8.618ms 8.542ms -0.9%
list + 3 recent comments 0.159ms 0.168ms +5.6% 0.286ms 0.281ms -1.6% 8.696ms 9.089ms +4.5%
issue detail + comments 0.107ms 0.111ms +3.8% 0.170ms 0.214ms +25.9% 1.089ms 1.420ms +30.4%
100 rows/collection | source indexes: none | optimistic writes — geomean 0.96×, cold 1.15×
Query Base median PR median Δ median Base p95 PR p95 Δ p95 Base cold PR cold Δ cold
list: newest 50 open 0.091ms 0.092ms +1.1% 0.159ms 0.159ms +0.2% 1.387ms 1.969ms +41.9%
list: newest 50 open 0.057ms 0.055ms -3.8% 0.131ms 0.113ms -13.4% 1.152ms 1.433ms +24.4%
list + author 0.106ms 0.107ms +1.6% 0.203ms 0.206ms +1.6% 2.688ms 2.617ms -2.6%
list + comment count 0.167ms 0.165ms -1.2% 0.320ms 0.301ms -5.8% 2.913ms 3.282ms +12.7%
list + 3 recent comments 0.121ms 0.090ms -25.7% 0.288ms 0.161ms -44.0% 5.343ms 6.438ms +20.5%
issue detail + comments 0.123ms 0.130ms +5.5% 0.347ms 0.211ms -39.4% 0.767ms 0.753ms -1.8%
100 rows/collection | source indexes: manual | synced writes — geomean 0.98×, cold 0.87×, 1 change(s)
Query Base median PR median Δ median Base p95 PR p95 Δ p95 Base cold PR cold Δ cold
list: newest 50 open 0.118ms 0.061ms -48.9% 0.200ms 0.116ms -42.2% 🟢 2.647ms 2.124ms -19.7%
list: newest 50 open 0.340ms 0.357ms +5.0% 0.570ms 0.479ms -16.1% 1.477ms 0.931ms -37.0%
list + author 0.080ms 0.114ms +43.2% 0.173ms 0.171ms -1.0% 3.425ms 1.967ms -42.6%
list + comment count 0.163ms 0.181ms +10.8% 0.288ms 0.319ms +10.8% 2.419ms 3.205ms +32.5%
list + 3 recent comments 0.108ms 0.110ms +1.9% 0.157ms 0.225ms +43.4% 3.203ms 3.308ms +3.3%
issue detail + comments 0.075ms 0.075ms -0.8% 0.162ms 0.107ms -33.8% 0.412ms 0.442ms +7.1%
100 rows/collection | source indexes: manual | optimistic writes — geomean 0.98×, cold 1.02×
Query Base median PR median Δ median Base p95 PR p95 Δ p95 Base cold PR cold Δ cold
list: newest 50 open 0.062ms 0.062ms -0.8% 0.130ms 0.118ms -9.1% 1.171ms 1.124ms -4.0%
list: newest 50 open 0.049ms 0.049ms -0.1% 0.112ms 0.107ms -4.1% 2.129ms 0.788ms -63.0%
list + author 0.090ms 0.089ms -0.7% 0.173ms 0.166ms -4.4% 1.847ms 3.854ms +108.7%
list + comment count 0.154ms 0.148ms -3.9% 0.241ms 0.232ms -4.0% 2.143ms 3.384ms +57.9%
list + 3 recent comments 0.083ms 0.080ms -3.3% 0.158ms 0.139ms -12.2% 3.427ms 3.484ms +1.7%
issue detail + comments 0.066ms 0.064ms -3.1% 0.117ms 0.125ms +6.5% 0.414ms 0.404ms -2.6%
1,000 rows/collection | source indexes: none | synced writes — geomean 1.15×, cold 1.28×, 3 change(s)
Query Base median PR median Δ median Base p95 PR p95 Δ p95 Base cold PR cold Δ cold
list: newest 50 open 0.061ms 0.118ms +93.7% 0.109ms 0.175ms +61.0% 🔴 7.950ms 9.757ms +22.7%
list: newest 50 open 0.782ms 0.801ms +2.4% 1.464ms 1.489ms +1.7% 4.760ms 8.952ms +88.1%
list + author 0.062ms 0.068ms +9.5% 0.133ms 0.145ms +9.4% 14.278ms 16.981ms +18.9%
list + comment count 0.140ms 0.232ms +65.9% 0.235ms 0.262ms +11.5% 🔴 8.627ms 8.272ms -4.1%
list + 3 recent comments 0.201ms 0.147ms -26.7% 0.241ms 0.193ms -19.9% 🟢 6.654ms 12.367ms +85.9% 🔴
issue detail + comments 0.151ms 0.135ms -10.6% 0.201ms 0.232ms +15.2% 1.010ms 0.891ms -11.8%
1,000 rows/collection | source indexes: none | optimistic writes — geomean 0.92×, cold 0.86×, 1 change(s)
Query Base median PR median Δ median Base p95 PR p95 Δ p95 Base cold PR cold Δ cold
list: newest 50 open 0.090ms 0.113ms +26.1% 0.137ms 0.176ms +28.9% 3.883ms 6.367ms +64.0%
list: newest 50 open 0.063ms 0.035ms -43.8% 0.125ms 0.060ms -51.9% 5.987ms 3.934ms -34.3%
list + author 0.114ms 0.110ms -3.7% 0.154ms 0.148ms -3.7% 28.603ms 13.153ms -54.0% 🟢
list + comment count 0.134ms 0.132ms -1.5% 0.193ms 0.203ms +5.2% 7.504ms 6.463ms -13.9%
list + 3 recent comments 0.077ms 0.074ms -3.9% 0.100ms 0.093ms -6.5% 8.060ms 10.942ms +35.8%
issue detail + comments 0.068ms 0.065ms -4.2% 0.116ms 0.087ms -24.6% 1.247ms 0.850ms -31.9%
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SQLite persistence now checks whether setup is complete before running setup work. Leadership term reservation waits for queued work unless a leadership need arises. A shared reload oracle tests these behaviors with Node, Chromium OPFS, and Electron drivers.

Changes: SQLite persistence reload

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Queued-work barrier contract
packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/src/persisted.ts, packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/src/sqlite-core-adapter.ts, packages/electron-db-sqlite-persistence/src/renderer.ts, packages/browser-db-sqlite-persistence/e2e/*, packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/tests/shared-logical-scheduling-oracle.test.ts, packages/browser-db-sqlite-persistence/tests/shared-driver-fairness-oracle*		 Regular scopes expose afterQueuedWork(). SQLite and Electron adapters track unsettled work. Adapter wrappers and scheduling tests preserve and validate the barrier.
Leadership routing and startup hydration
packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/src/broadcast-coordinator.ts, packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/src/persisted.ts, packages/browser-db-sqlite-persistence/tests/browser-coordinator-oracle.test.ts, .changeset/defer-term-behind-queued-reads.md		 Leadership acquisition waits for queued work unless a leadership request or lock abort ends the wait. Route waits and ensureLeadership use local leadership routing. Startup uses hydration scopes when available. Local mutation responses no longer advance the observed stream position before the tx:committed notification.
Conditional SQLite setup and recovery
packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/src/sqlite-core-adapter.ts, packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/tests/collection-setup-reopen-oracle.test.ts, packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/tests/sqlite-resume-snapshot-oracle.test.ts, packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/tests/persisted-real-adapter-lifecycle.test.ts, .changeset/skip-complete-collection-setup.md		 Database and collection setup checks for required schema structures before running setup. Registration repairs incomplete setup and handles managed generations collected during registration. Reopen and race tests exercise these paths.
Shared reload oracle and Node driver
packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/tests/reload-class-oracle.ts, packages/browser-db-sqlite-persistence/tests/reload-class-oracle.test.ts, packages/db/tests/oracle-config.ts		 A shared oracle defines reload histories, expected observations, and violation checks. The Node browser driver runs fixed and generated histories.
Chromium OPFS reload driver
packages/browser-db-sqlite-persistence/e2e/reload-class.opfs.*, packages/browser-db-sqlite-persistence/playwright.opfs.config.ts, packages/browser-db-sqlite-persistence/tests/helpers/wa-sqlite-test-db.ts		 A Chromium runner executes fixed histories with OPFS persistence. The Playwright test checks completion, expected histories, and reported violations.
Electron reload drivers
packages/electron-db-sqlite-persistence/src/renderer.ts, packages/electron-db-sqlite-persistence/tests/e2e/reload-class/*, packages/electron-db-sqlite-persistence/tests/reload-class-oracle*, packages/electron-db-sqlite-persistence/tsconfig.json, docs/contributing/oracle-coverage.md		 Electron fixtures connect the reload oracle to SQLite and IPC. Node and end-to-end tests run histories and check results. The TypeScript configuration and coverage inventory include the Electron driver.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Route as Route request
  participant Coordinator as BroadcastCollectionCoordinator
  participant Scope as RegularScope
  participant Adapter as SQLiteCorePersistenceAdapter
  Route->>Coordinator: Request local leadership
  Coordinator->>Scope: Call afterQueuedWork()
  Scope-->>Coordinator: Queued work settles
  Coordinator->>Adapter: Reserve durable term
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  • TanStack/db#2205: The changes defer durable leader-term reservation while queued work settles.
  • TanStack/db#2204: The changes check collection setup completeness and skip setup when required structures already exist.

Suggested reviewers: vincentdchn

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 29325

The PR reduces reload setup work while preserving startup-order coverage for ordinary histories. No concrete unresolved user or production risk warrants delaying merge.

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Out of Scope Changes check Warning The changes extend [#2204] to managed cache generations. The issue explicitly excludes managed cache generations, but sqlite-core-adapter.ts now applies the setup-complete check and conditional setu… Remove the managed cache generation setup optimization and behavior from this pull request, or provide an active linked coding requirement that includes managed cache generations.
Docstring Coverage Warning Docstring coverage is 32.81% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 64 functions across 27 files. (1 skipped:… Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Title check Passed The title clearly and concisely summarizes the two primary changes: avoiding repeated reload setup and delaying premature election terms.
Description check Passed The description includes all required sections, explains the changes and motivation, documents extensive oracle coverage and limits, confirms local testing, and records release impact with changesets.
Linked Issues check Passed For [#2204], the registry read now checks the seven derived schema facts and the two bookkeeping rows. Complete collections skip setup. Incomplete collections run setup and repair missing facts. The c…
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Explanation

For [#2204], the registry read now checks the seven derived schema facts and the two bookkeeping rows. Complete collections skip setup. Incomplete collections run setup and repair missing facts. The collection setup oracle covers missing facts and schema changes. For [#2205], the coordinator still acquires the Web Lock at subscription, but it delays the durable term write with afterQueuedWork(). Route waits, RPC requests, local writes, and ensureLeadership can mark a leader need and end the delay. The coordinator and reload oracles cover ordering, takeovers, and settlement.

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Explanation

The changes extend [#2204] to managed cache generations. The issue explicitly excludes managed cache generations, but sqlite-core-adapter.ts now applies the setup-complete check and conditional setup to managedAtAdmission registrations. The linked issues do not require this behavior. The database setup check, scheduler support, and related coordinator tests have a direct connection to the reload and election objectives.

Resolution

Remove the managed cache generation setup optimization and behavior from this pull request, or provide an active linked coding requirement that includes managed cache generations.

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Comment thread packages/db-sqlite-persistence-core/tests/reload-class-oracle.ts
Comment on lines +1063 to +1100
if (history.lifecycle === `restart` && index === 0) {
const scans = reloadLog.flatMap((e, at) =>
isRowScanFor(e, storageId) ? [at] : [],
)
const terms = reloadLog.flatMap((e, at) =>
isTermFor(e, storageId) ? [at] : [],
)
if ((scans[1] ?? Infinity) > (terms[1] ?? -1)) {
violations.push(`${id}: restart term before its startup read`)
}
// (b) order, on the first tab's reload
if (want.terms === 0 || expected.writerExemptFromOrder === index) return
const term = reloadLog.findIndex((e) => isTermFor(e, storageId))
const mustPrecede: Array<[string, (e: Logged) => boolean]> = []
history.collections.forEach((other, otherIndex) => {
const otherId = ids[otherIndex]!
const otherStorage = storageIds[otherId]!
if (other.kind === `eager`) {
mustPrecede.push([
`${otherId} read`,
(e) => isRowScanFor(e, otherStorage),
])
} else {
mustPrecede.push([`${otherId} claim`, (e) => isClaimFor(e, otherId)])
}
})
if (collection.kind === `managed`) {
mustPrecede.push([
`${id} metadata read`,
(e) => isMetadataReadFor(e, storageId),
])
}
for (const [label, test] of mustPrecede) {
const at = reloadLog.findIndex(test)
if (at === -1 || at > term)
violations.push(`${id} term before ${label}`)
}
}

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Move the order-law check (b) out of the restart-only branch.

The if (history.lifecycle === restart && index === 0) { block opens at Line 1063. Its closing brace is at Line 1100, not after Line 1072. As a result, the whole "(b) order, on the first tab's reload" check runs only for index 0 of restart histories. That covers the mustPrecede construction and the term before ${label} violations.

  • In local write, then restart, writerExemptFromOrder === 0 makes this branch return early, so the check never runs.
  • In every other fixed and generated history, the check is skipped.
  • Fixed histories such as late grant, eager term behind a managed claim, and managed Collection therefore never verify that a term follows the queued startup reads and claims.

A barrier that writes the term ahead of startup reads (the #2205 regression) is still caught by the hold-based checks: termDuringHold, termsWhileFollowerReadHeld, and the queued-write check. No test catches it in an ordinary reload.

The header comment and docs/contributing/oracle-coverage.md both say that every history enforces "no term runs ahead of work queued on its tab at its grant". The code does not do this.

Close the restart block after its own check. After this change, re-run the fixed histories on all four drivers. The newly active check can expose real ordering gaps or model errors.

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       if ((scans[1] ?? Infinity) > (terms[1] ?? -1)) {
         violations.push(`${id}: restart term before its startup read`)
       }
-      // (b) order, on the first tab's reload
-      if (want.terms === 0 || expected.writerExemptFromOrder === index) return
-      const term = reloadLog.findIndex((e) => isTermFor(e, storageId))
+    }
+    // (b) order, on the first tab's reload
+    if (want.terms === 0 || expected.writerExemptFromOrder === index) return
+    const term = reloadLog.findIndex((e) => isTermFor(e, storageId))
     ...
       for (const [label, test] of mustPrecede) {
         const at = reloadLog.findIndex(test)
         if (at === -1 || at > term)
           violations.push(`${id} term before ${label}`)
       }
-    }
   })
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if (history.lifecycle === `restart` && index === 0) {
const scans = reloadLog.flatMap((e, at) =>
isRowScanFor(e, storageId) ? [at] : [],
)
const terms = reloadLog.flatMap((e, at) =>
isTermFor(e, storageId) ? [at] : [],
)
if ((scans[1] ?? Infinity) > (terms[1] ?? -1)) {
violations.push(`${id}: restart term before its startup read`)
}
// (b) order, on the first tab's reload
if (want.terms === 0 || expected.writerExemptFromOrder === index) return
const term = reloadLog.findIndex((e) => isTermFor(e, storageId))
const mustPrecede: Array<[string, (e: Logged) => boolean]> = []
history.collections.forEach((other, otherIndex) => {
const otherId = ids[otherIndex]!
const otherStorage = storageIds[otherId]!
if (other.kind === `eager`) {
mustPrecede.push([
`${otherId} read`,
(e) => isRowScanFor(e, otherStorage),
])
} else {
mustPrecede.push([`${otherId} claim`, (e) => isClaimFor(e, otherId)])
}
})
if (collection.kind === `managed`) {
mustPrecede.push([
`${id} metadata read`,
(e) => isMetadataReadFor(e, storageId),
])
}
for (const [label, test] of mustPrecede) {
const at = reloadLog.findIndex(test)
if (at === -1 || at > term)
violations.push(`${id} term before ${label}`)
}
}
if (history.lifecycle === `restart` && index === 0) {
const scans = reloadLog.flatMap((e, at) =>
isRowScanFor(e, storageId) ? [at] : [],
)
const terms = reloadLog.flatMap((e, at) =>
isTermFor(e, storageId) ? [at] : [],
)
if ((scans[1] ?? Infinity) > (terms[1] ?? -1)) {
violations.push(`${id}: restart term before its startup read`)
}
}
// (b) order, on the first tab's reload
if (want.terms === 0 || expected.writerExemptFromOrder === index) return
const term = reloadLog.findIndex((e) => isTermFor(e, storageId))
const mustPrecede: Array<[string, (e: Logged) => boolean]> = []
history.collections.forEach((other, otherIndex) => {
const otherId = ids[otherIndex]!
const otherStorage = storageIds[otherId]!
if (other.kind === `eager`) {
mustPrecede.push([
`${otherId} read`,
(e) => isRowScanFor(e, otherStorage),
])
} else {
mustPrecede.push([`${otherId} claim`, (e) => isClaimFor(e, otherId)])
}
})
if (collection.kind === `managed`) {
mustPrecede.push([
`${id} metadata read`,
(e) => isMetadataReadFor(e, storageId),
])
}
for (const [label, test] of mustPrecede) {
const at = reloadLog.findIndex(test)
if (at === -1 || at > term)
violations.push(`${id} term before ${label}`)
}
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fix(sqlite-persistence): scope leader needs to one election
20c9330 
A leader need opened the term barrier for good, so a later takeover in
the same tab wrote its term ahead of reads queued at its grant. A tab
that took over also kept the departed leader's route, so a source
commit flushed by its queued read went to that leader. The election
then waited about 30 s for the read, and the collection failed.

A need now belongs to one election: a route wait still pending at the
grant, or a need that arrives before the term. A grant clears any
advertised route, and the lock holder ignores heartbeats. The barrier
also waits for hydrations that started before the scheduler was found,
and a coordinator rejects an adapter whose regular scope has no
queued-work barrier.

The reload class oracle adds a local write before its grant, a third
tab's write, earlier needs followed by a takeover with a held read, and
takeovers with a queued or unanswered source commit. The coordinator
and scheduler oracles add per-election, late-heartbeat, unscheduled
hydration, and adapter-rejection cells.

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fix(sqlite-persistence): check reload order in every history and fix CI
0c0261e 
The reload class oracle checked its order law only in restart
histories, because the restart block enclosed it. It now checks every
first-tab reload; production passes on all four drivers, and a barrier
that never waits now fails 26 of 29 fixed histories.

The unscheduled-hydration barrier now waits for every hydration even
when one fails. The real Electron reload test launches with the same
Linux flags and xvfb-run as the runtime bridge test, reports a spawn
error, and bounds a hung app. The hold seams call their undo method
`uninstall`, because `restore` is a mangled name in @tanstack/db.

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docs(oracles): state which drivers ran the reload histories against main
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