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Applications using PostgreSQL cannot yet use the multi-key atomic operations introduced in #1361. Implement AtomicKvStore in PostgresKvStore so ordered snapshots, batch writes and deletions, and conditional transitions use the existing KV table without a schema migration.
Conditional batches and multi-key deletions take a SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE table lock before reading or writing. This protects absent keys against ordinary writes and existing cas() calls as well as other batches; the tradeoff is serializing these operations across the table. Comparisons use PostgreSQL JSONB equality, and expired values count as absent, using a single expiry cutoff for the whole batch.
Pooled clients manage their own transactions. Caller-owned transactions must use READ COMMITTED, and callers must not run any other queries on the same transaction while an atomic call is in progress. Successful changes remain provisional until the outer commit. Reserved connections reject conditional batches and multi-key deletions because the client cannot provide a safe transaction scope. The package documentation and manual describe these limits alongside TTL, codec, and durability behavior.
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PostgresKvStore now implements AtomicKvStore with multi-key reads, writes, deletions, and conditional updates. The implementation adds input validation, transaction-scope handling, and initialization changes. PostgreSQL integration tests and adapter documentation cover the new operations and their constraints.
Changes: PostgreSQL Atomic KV Store
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Summary
Atomic contract and single-key behavior packages/postgres/src/kv.ts, packages/postgres/src/utils.ts, packages/postgres/src/kv.atomic.test.ts, packages/postgres/src/kv.index.test.ts
PostgresKvStore implements AtomicKvStore and accepts SQL or transaction clients. Input validation and snapshotting support single-key and batch operations. Single-key writes and CAS validate TTL behavior, use table-level locking for mutations, and handle skipped writes.
Adds ordered batch reads, writes, deletions, and CAS. Nonempty conditional batches and multi-key deletions use supported locking scopes and transaction handling.
Table and expiry-index initialization packages/postgres/src/kv.ts, packages/postgres/src/kv.index.test.ts
Initialization checks resolved table identifiers before table creation. Expiry-index detection and provisioning run in a transaction. Tests cover near-match index expressions.
Operation and transaction validation packages/postgres/src/kv.atomic.test.ts, packages/postgres/src/kv.expiry.test.ts
sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant PostgresKvStore
participant TransactionClient
participant PostgreSQL
Application->>PostgresKvStore: casMany(entries)
PostgresKvStore->>TransactionClient: Start transaction or savepoint
TransactionClient->>PostgreSQL: Lock table and compare entries
PostgreSQL-->>TransactionClient: Return comparison results
TransactionClient->>PostgreSQL: Apply writes and deletions
PostgresKvStore-->>Application: Return comparison result
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This change adds atomic multi-key operations to the PostgreSQL KV store. The author reports that the earlier problem, where a trigger-skipped CAS write looked like a comparison mismatch, is fixed and covered by tests. That fix was not independently confirmed, so the owner should check it before merging. No other blocking issues remain.
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The description states that PostgreSQL cannot yet use the multi-key atomic operations, and that the PR implements AtomicKvStore in PostgresKvStore. It covers the table lock, transaction rules, reserve…
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The title "Add atomic operations to PostgresKvStore" matches the main change. The PR implements AtomicKvStore on PostgresKvStore, adding getMany, setMany, deleteMany, and casMany, and the changeset includes the matching tests and docs. The title is short and specific.
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Directly linked issue #1364 is the only active target. Its coding requirements are met at head 18fcb97, based on the whole-PR summary (merge base 624c7e0 to head 18fcb97) and the earlier assessment.
API surface [#1364]: PostgresKvStore implements AtomicKvStore. The constructor is kept and widened to Sql | TransactionSql. getMany, setMany, deleteMany, and casMany match the signatures in the issue. cas() is kept.
Absent-row races and key order [#1364]: nonempty casMany and multi-key deleteMany take a table-wide SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE lock before reading or writing. Mutating single-key cas() also takes this lock. This serializes absent-key creation and existing-row updates. The issue requires serialization of competing keys; a table-wide lock is a stronger form of this serialization and the issue does not forbid it.
Atomic transition [#1364]: conditional checks, TTL handling, and mixed writes and deletes run in one transaction or savepoint. A casMany comparison mismatch returns false and rolls back the batch. A trigger-skipped matching cas() write rejects and rolls back; false remains reserved for comparison mismatch.
CAS contract [#1364]: cas() snapshots its inputs, rejects ttl on deletion, and treats a row with created = NULL as live. The kv.index.test.ts change follows from this live-key rule.
Required tests [#1364]: kv.atomic.test.ts covers crossed key orders, later-trigger rollback, lock-wait absent-key creation, and single-CAS trigger rollback across pooled, transaction, and reserved clients. kv.atomic-rls.test.ts covers row-level security rejection. The shared conformance suite exists; its cases were not fully read.
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packages/postgres/src/kv.ts: implements the atomic methods, input snapshot helpers, CAS changes (table-locked, savepoint-guarded mutating cas()), and table and index initialization changes. In scope.
packages/postgres/src/utils.ts: widens driverSerializesJson to accept TransactionSql. This supports the widened constructor type. In scope.
packages/postgres/src/kv.index.test.ts: changes the CAS expectation for a row with created = NULL to success, matching the live-key rule. Adds expiry-index provisioning tests. In scope.
cas() rejects ttl on deletion. This is documented in the changelog and follows the shared cas() contract in #1364. In scope.
packages/postgres/src/kv.atomic-rls.test.ts: tests row-level security rejection for nonempty batches. This follows the documented batch restriction. In scope.
packages/postgres/src/kv.atomic.test.ts, docs/manual/kv.md, packages/postgres/README.md, claude-plugin/skills/fedify/SKILL.md, changes.d/postgres/atomic-kv-store.md, CHANGES.md, and kv.expiry.test.ts: required by the shipping criteria in #1364 or document the new CAS behavior. In scope.
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Check table existence before issuing CREATE TABLE during initialization.
Continue checking after caller rollback and retain the logged-table
repair, while allowing batch reads to reuse an existing table inside
read-only transactions.
Cover repeated transaction-client reads, reserved-client reads and
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Use the client's escaped identifier for existence and persistence probes
so column transforms apply to the same relation as the DDL. Qualify batch
reads through the resolved schema and table to avoid CTE name shadowing.
Cover transformed read-only reads, logged-table repair, raw-name
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Cover selective DELETE filtering and caller transaction health with a
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Compare the catalog expression rather than index-column DDL. PostgreSQL
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old exact DDL comparison missed compatible indexes and could provision a
duplicate index. Keep the expression, predicate and index-shape checks.
Retain the original one-index and no-DDL assertions and cover rejection
of near-match timezone and one-second-offset expressions.
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Continue checking after caller rollback and retain the logged-table
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read-only transactions.
Cover repeated transaction-client reads, reserved-client reads and
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Cover transformed read-only reads, logged-table repair, raw-name
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Cover selective DELETE filtering and caller transaction health with a
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Retain the original one-index and no-DDL assertions and cover rejection
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Assert affected row counts inside each SQL mutation statement so a
BEFORE trigger returning NULL cannot commit a partial batch. Count
locked deletion targets to preserve absent and concurrently deleted
keys as no-ops, and cover trigger side effects and caller scopes.
Regenerate the materialized changelog after rebasing onto main.
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duplicate index. Keep the expression, predicate and index-shape checks.
Retain the original one-index and no-DDL assertions and cover rejection
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Add ordered snapshots and atomic multi-key writes, deletions, and CAS
through the existing PostgresKvStore. Use database table locks for
conditional transitions and multi-key deletion so absent keys remain
protected against ordinary and legacy writers without changing schema.
Keep work on the scoped SQL client and document caller transactions,
reserved-client limits, JSONB comparison, TTLs, and durability boundaries.
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Continue checking after caller rollback and retain the logged-table
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Tell existing callers to omit the ttl option when deleting with cas().
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Use the client's escaped identifier for existence and persistence probes
so column transforms apply to the same relation as the DDL. Qualify batch
reads through the resolved schema and table to avoid CTE name shadowing.
Cover transformed read-only reads, logged-table repair, raw-name
collisions and backing tables named after the internal CTEs.
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Reject nonempty batches when row-level security applies to the current
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the same conditional batch commits, violating its all-or-nothing scope.
Cover selective DELETE filtering and caller transaction health with a
non-owner role, and document the unsupported scope in the adapter API,
README, manual, user skill and changelog.
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Compare the catalog expression rather than index-column DDL. PostgreSQL
18.7 adds outer parentheses around AT TIME ZONE index definitions, so the
old exact DDL comparison missed compatible indexes and could provision a
duplicate index. Keep the expression, predicate and index-shape checks.
Retain the original one-index and no-DDL assertions and cover rejection
of near-match timezone and one-second-offset expressions.
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locked deletion targets to preserve absent and concurrently deleted
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Resolve escaped table identifiers as relations instead of composite
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duplicate index. Keep the expression, predicate and index-shape checks.
Retain the original one-index and no-DDL assertions and cover rejection
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Use a 60-second TTL plus one microsecond, exceeding the test timeout,
and assert the matching stored interval. Preserve the precision check
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Major · Make single-key cas() reject skipped writes instead of returning false. · kv.ts:340
packages/postgres/src/kv.ts:340 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Make single-key cas() reject skipped writes instead of returning false.
When a user-defined BEFORE INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE trigger returns NULL for a matching row, PostgreSQL skips that row without an error. The RETURNING key query then returns no rows, so cas() returns false at return result.length > 0;. The AtomicKvStore contract reserves false for a comparison mismatch, and cas() must follow the casMany() rules. Because cas() does not wrap its statement in a transaction, any trigger side effects, such as audit writes, commit.
This path predates the PR. The base cas() has the same return logic. The linked issue requires the existing cas() to meet the shared contract, so this PR must change it.
Handle a matching row that is not written in each branch: insert on an absent key, update, and delete. Reject the operation and roll back its database effects. Do not return false for this case. The batch helpers already account for rows skipped by a BEFORE trigger (see the comment near packages/postgres/src/kv.ts:588), so the single-key path should follow the same rule.
Run the check and the mutation in one transaction. A separate pre-read without a lock can race with concurrent writes, and only a transaction can roll back the trigger's side effects.
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Update the single-key cas() flow so the comparison and write execute in one transaction, with the existing mismatch behavior still returning false. Detect a matching-row write skipped by a BEFORE trigger in the absent-key insert, update, and delete branches; reject that operation and roll back its database effects instead of returning false from the result.length check. Follow the skipped-row handling established by casMany() without weakening its safeguards.
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- Line 340: Update the single-key cas() flow so the comparison and write execute
in one transaction, with the existing mismatch behavior still returning false.
Detect a matching-row write skipped by a BEFORE trigger in the absent-key
insert, update, and delete branches; reject that operation and roll back its
database effects instead of returning false from the result.length check. Follow
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Reject each readiness barrier when its holder fails before acquiring
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Compare and mutate under one table lock and transaction, sharing a
server-time cutoff. Reject a matching mutation that affects no row
and roll back trigger side effects instead of reporting a mismatch.
Preserve reserved clients with an owned transaction or nested manual
savepoint, retain caller isolation, and keep pure absence checks
read-only. Document the table-wide locking and transaction lifetime.
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The review-body finding on packages/postgres/src/kv.ts is fixed in a1190b7. Mutating cas() calls now lock the table, compare using a fresh cutoff, and perform the matching write in a transaction or savepoint. If a trigger skips the matching write, the cas() call rejects and rolls back the trigger's database effects; false means only a comparison mismatch. Regression tests cover inserts, updates, deletions, expired-row replacement, reserved connection ownership, repeatable-read callers, and read-only absence checks.
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- Around line 387-388: Update the package README’s expiry-cleanup statement to
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Distinguish pooled batch mutations and mutating CAS forms from
caller-owned calls. Preserve the read-only absence-check exception
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Applications using PostgreSQL cannot yet use the multi-key atomic operations introduced in #1361. Implement
AtomicKvStoreinPostgresKvStoreso ordered snapshots, batch writes and deletions, and conditional transitions use the existing KV table without a schema migration.Conditional batches and multi-key deletions take a
SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVEtable lock before reading or writing. This protects absent keys against ordinary writes and existingcas()calls as well as other batches; the tradeoff is serializing these operations across the table. Comparisons use PostgreSQL JSONB equality, and expired values count as absent, using a single expiry cutoff for the whole batch.Pooled clients manage their own transactions. Caller-owned transactions must use
READ COMMITTED, and callers must not run any other queries on the same transaction while an atomic call is in progress. Successful changes remain provisional until the outer commit. Reserved connections reject conditional batches and multi-key deletions because the client cannot provide a safe transaction scope. The package documentation and manual describe these limits alongside TTL, codec, and durability behavior.Closes #1364. Related to #1361.