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MySQL reports the affected-row count in affectedRows (from the OK packet), while PostgreSQL and SQLite reported it only in count and left affectedRows null. No single property worked on every adapter, and the portable fallback 'count ?? affectedRows' silently returned 0 on MySQL. Populate affectedRows on PostgreSQL (from the command tag, for INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and MERGE) and SQLite (from sqlite3_changes, or the returned row count for writes with RETURNING). Non-write statements report 0, matching MySQL. The meaning of count does not change on any adapter. Also add the result metadata properties to the published types (Bun.SQL.ResultMetadata, intersected into the Query resolution type) and document them for all adapters. Fixes #40432
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In `@packages/bun-types/sql.d.ts`:
- Around line 457-462: Update the count documentation for
packages/bun-types/sql.d.ts lines 457-462 and docs/runtime/sql.mdx lines
1412-1415 to state that SQLite non-row statements, including CREATE TABLE, may
report the prior sqlite3_changes() value via changes.changes rather than the
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described, with no direct implementation change required.
In `@src/js/internal/sql/sqlite.ts`:
- Around line 56-68: Update the SQL command classification around
affectedRowsForCommand and its caller to track whether the outer statement is
EXPLAIN, returning 0 affectedRows for EXPLAIN UPDATE/INSERT/DELETE/REPLACE while
preserving normal write counts. Add a regression test in the SQLite SQL test
suite covering EXPLAIN UPDATE, then run the specified test command.
In `@test/js/sql/sql-affected-rows.test.ts`:
- Around line 13-38: Validate the affectedRows behavior covered by the test at
test/js/sql/sql-affected-rows.test.ts:13-38 and the related cases at
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EXPLAIN UPDATE classifies as the inner write command and returns plan rows, so the plan row count leaked into affectedRows. Gate on the statement's first token. Also document that SQLite count can carry the previous write's sqlite3_changes() value for non-row, non-write statements.
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A leading -- or /* */ comment made the first token the comment marker, so command reported "--" and a real DELETE reported affectedRows 0.
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src/js/internal/sql/sqlite.ts:279-282— A CTE-prefixed write withoutRETURNING— e.g.WITH c AS (SELECT 1) UPDATE t SET x = 0— reportsaffectedRows: 0even though rows changed:parseSQLQuerysetscanReturnRows = truefor the leadingWITH, so this branch runsstmt.all()(which returns[]) and derives the count fromresult.lengthinstead ofsqlite3_changes(). Distinct from the leading-comment issue onaffectedRowsForCommand— that one misidentifiescommandStringin thedb.run()path; herecommandStringis correctly"UPDATE"but the count source is wrong, andstmt.all()doesn't exposechanges. Niche input class (wasnullbefore), but the new docs now say this field is portable.Extended reasoning...
What the bug is
The
canReturnRowsbranch (src/js/internal/sql/sqlite.ts:270-284) computesaffectedRowsfrom the number of rowsstmt.all()returned, on the assumption stated in the comment: "A write with RETURNING emits one row per affected row." ButparseSQLQueryalso setscanReturnRows = truewhen the statement's first token isWITH(sqlite.ts:151, 211), and a CTE-prefixedINSERT/UPDATE/DELETEwithoutRETURNINGis valid SQLite that modifies rows while producing zero result columns. For those queriesstmt.all()returns[],countis0, andaffectedRowsForCommand("UPDATE", 0)returns0— even thoughsqlite3_changes()on the same connection has the real value.Step-by-step trace
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WITH c AS (SELECT 1) UPDATE t SET x = 0:parseSQLQueryreverse-scans tokens.SETis the rightmost recognized command token →command = SQLCommand.updateSet.UPDATEleavescommandunchanged (already set). The innerSELECTsetscanReturnRows = truemid-scan.- The loop ends with
token = "WITH"; the after-loop switch matchescase "WITH":→canReturnRows = true,lastToken = "WITH",commandunchanged. canReturnRowsis true, soSQLiteQueryHandle.runtakes thestmt.all()path. The statement has noRETURNING, so SQLite reports zero result columns andstmt.all()returns[].count = 0.commandToString(SQLCommand.updateSet, "WITH")→"UPDATE".parsedInfo.lastToken === "WITH"(not"EXPLAIN"), so the EXPLAIN gate added in 891a9ff doesn't fire.affectedRowsForCommand("UPDATE", 0)→0.
Rows in
twere updated, butresult.affectedRowsis0. The same happens forWITH ... INSERT INTO ...withoutRETURNING(command = insert→"INSERT"→0). If the query also hasWHERE ... IN (...), the rightmostINwins andcommandToString(SQLCommand.in, "WITH")returns"WITH"— butaffectedRowsForCommand("WITH", 0)still returns0via the default arm, so the outcome is identical.Why existing code doesn't prevent it
The pre-existing
canReturnRows = trueforWITHwas previously only used to pickstmt.all()vsdb.run(); before this PR the same query resolved withcount: 0, affectedRows: null. This PR is the first to derive a numericaffectedRowsfrom thestmt.all()branch's row count and to document (sql.d.ts:470-472, sql.mdx) thataffectedRowsis "the portable way to read the affected-row count on every adapter". The EXPLAIN gate checkslastToken === "EXPLAIN", which is"WITH"here.This is not a duplicate of the leading-comment finding already posted on
affectedRowsForCommand: that one is in thedb.run()path wherecommandStringis misidentified as"--"; this one is in thecanReturnRowspath wherecommandStringis correctly"UPDATE"/"INSERT"but the count source (result.length) is wrong. The fix suggested there — usechanges.changesunconditionally in the non-RETURNING path — doesn't reach this branch becausestmt.all()doesn't return aChangesobject.Impact
Edge case: CTE-prefixed writes without
RETURNINGon SQLite. Before this PR the field wasnull(no signal), so this isn't a regression from working behavior — it turns "unavailable" into "actively0" for one input class while the docs now tell users to trust it. Not blocking; the PR is otherwise a strict improvement.How to fix
Either scan for
RETURNINGspecifically (only treatresult.lengthas an affected-row count when the statement actually has aRETURNINGclause, otherwise report0or fall through todb.run()for the count), or afterstmt.all()on a write-classified command with an empty result, readsqlite3_changes()via a follow-updb.run-style call. Both point at the same underlying issue as the prior comment:affectedRowsis being derived fromparseSQLQuery's heuristic classification rather than from the driver's authoritative change count.
The WITH token routes the statement through stmt.all(), which returns no rows for a write without RETURNING, so the row count said 0 while rows changed. Track RETURNING explicitly and report null (unknown) instead of a wrong 0.
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190-200: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftIgnore SQL comments during the complete token scan.
parseSQLQuery()scansRETURNINGinside/* ... */.SQLiteQueryHandle.run()then callsstmt.all.$call(...)for a non-returningUPDATEand derivesaffectedRowsfrom the empty result array instead ofchanges.changes. Skip line and block comments during the reverse scan, and add a regression test. Runbun bd test test/js/sql/sqlite-sql.test.tsbefore pushing.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/bun-types/sql.d.ts`:
- Around line 471-474: Update the affectedRows documentation in
packages/bun-types/sql.d.ts at lines 471-474 and docs/runtime/sql.mdx at lines
1412-1413 to include MERGE with the PostgreSQL qualifier, using identical
wording in both public descriptions.
In `@src/js/internal/sql/sqlite.ts`:
- Around line 324-330: The affectedRows classification in the command parsing
flow must recognize CTE-wrapped DELETE statements as writes even when
commandToString() returns WITH or lastToken is overwritten. Update the command
tracking used by isWriteCommand and the affectedRows branch to preserve DELETE
detection, and add coverage for CTE DELETE statements both with and without
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In `@src/js/internal/sql/sqlite.ts`:
- Around line 190-200: Update parseSQLQuery() to skip both line and block
comments during its complete reverse token scan, so RETURNING text inside
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Strip -- and /* */ comments (outside string literals) before the token scan, and derive the statement's write verb during the scan. A CTE DELETE or REPLACE now reports command and affectedRows like the other writes, and a RETURNING keyword inside a comment no longer counts as a RETURNING clause. Also mention PostgreSQL MERGE in the affectedRows docs.
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In `@packages/bun-types/sql.d.ts`:
- Around line 471-475: Update the affected-row documentation for the SQL result
type to include REPLACE as a write command, noting its SQLite and MySQL
applicability and preserving the existing qualifiers. Apply the same command
list and adapter wording in packages/bun-types/sql.d.ts lines 471-475 and
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In `@src/js/internal/sql/sqlite.ts`:
- Around line 165-170: Update the reverse-scan logic around the DELETE and
REPLACE cases so writeVerb is recorded only when the token is at statement
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REPLACE is both a command and a builtin function. A REPLACE function call written with a space before its argument list, inside a CTE body, classified the statement as a write. Track parenthesis depth in the scan and record the write verb only at depth zero. Also add REPLACE to the affectedRows docs.
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src/js/internal/sql/sqlite.ts:324-330— The CTE test added in f0b96a5 usesWITH ... UPDATE gadgets2 SET id = id + 10with noWHERE, which is the one CTE-UPDATE shape that avoids the still-broken path: add aWHEREclause and the reverse scan setscommand = wherefirst,commandToString(where, "WITH")returns"WITH", and this else branch reportsaffectedRows = 0instead of the documentednull(and0instead of the row count for theRETURNING-with-WHEREvariant). This is the samecommandString === "WITH"root cause already open on this PR for CTE-DELETE — the actionable bit here is that the two new CTE assertions should include aWHEREso they exercise the shape CTEs are actually written for.Extended reasoning...
What the bug is
Commit f0b96a5 was meant to make a CTE-wrapped write without
RETURNINGreportaffectedRows: nullon SQLite, and the new assertions attest/js/sql/sqlite-sql.test.ts:916-923cover exactly that forWITH bump AS (SELECT 1) UPDATE gadgets2 SET id = id + 10. But that input has noWHEREclause. Add one — the realistic CTE shape, since the whole point of a CTE is usually to feed theWHERE— and the same statement class reports0instead ofnull, contradicting the newly-documented contract insql.d.ts:473-474andsql.mdx("On SQLite,nullwhen the count is unknown: a write wrapped in a CTE withoutRETURNING").Step-by-step proof
Input:
WITH cte AS (SELECT 1) UPDATE t SET x = 1 WHERE id > 0skipLeadingCommentsreturns the input unchanged;parseSQLQueryreverse-scans tokens on whitespace.WHEREis hit first →command = SQLCommand.where(theif (command === SQLCommand.none)guard passes).SETis hit next, but its case is guarded byif (command === SQLCommand.none), socommandstayswhere. Same forUPDATE.- The loop ends with
token = "WITH"; the after-loopcase "WITH":setslastToken = "WITH"andcanReturnRows = truewithout touchingcommand. commandToString(SQLCommand.where, "WITH")hitscase where: if (lastToken) return lastToken→ returns"WITH".isWriteCommand("WITH")isfalse→ the else branch at sqlite.ts:329 runs →sqlResult.affectedRows = 0.
Contrast with the test's actual input (no
WHERE): the reverse scan hitsSETfirst whilecommand === none, socommand = updateSet;commandToString(updateSet, "WITH")returns"UPDATE"unconditionally;isWriteCommand("UPDATE")is true;hasReturningis false →affectedRows = null. The test passes only because its input skips theWHEREcase that flipscommandaway fromupdateSet.The
RETURNINGvariant withWHEREis broken the same way: forWITH ... UPDATE t SET x = 1 WHERE id > 0 RETURNING id,commandStringis still"WITH", soisWriteCommandis false andaffectedRows = 0even thoughcountholds the real row count.Why existing code doesn't prevent it
The
isWriteCommand(commandString)gate at sqlite.ts:324 depends entirely oncommandToStringresolving the inner verb. For a CTE-prefixed UPDATE, that only happens whencommandreachesupdateSet/update/insert— which requires noWHERE/INtoken appearing to the right ofSETin the reverse scan. Any realistic CTE-UPDATE (the CTE feeds theWHERE) has one, socommandends upwhereandcommandToStringfalls back tolastToken = "WITH". This is the samecommandString === "WITH"root cause the open CodeRabbit thread on this file already flags for CTE-DELETE; f0b96a5's fix and its test only cover the no-WHEREUPDATE path.Impact
Edge case (SQLite CTE-wrapped writes), and the PR is still a strict improvement over the prior always-
null. But per REVIEW.md ("Prove the test fails for the RIGHT reason" / "confirm deleting each load-bearing clause of your fix breaks at least one test"), the new test's input was chosen in a way that avoids the still-broken path — deleting theisWriteCommandguard's UPDATE handling would not break the CTE assertion if aWHEREwere present, and adding aWHEREbreaks it now.How to fix
When the eventual CTE-classification fix lands (tracking the inner write verb after the CTE's closing paren, or special-casing
lastToken === "WITH"), it should cover UPDATE-with-WHEREand DELETE, not just no-WHEREUPDATE. In the meantime, change the two CTE test cases to include aWHERE(e.g.WITH bump AS (SELECT 1) UPDATE gadgets2 SET id = id + 10 WHERE id > 0) so they exercise the realistic shape and can fail.
A CTE update usually carries a WHERE clause, so the tests use that shape. The null case in the docs is an example list, not exhaustive: INSERT ... SELECT also routes through the row-returning path.
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On the CTE UPDATE with WHERE finding: the trace targets the removed commandToString gate. Since 0dd58e5 the classification comes from the statement's write verb (paren-depth gated), so a CTE UPDATE with a WHERE clause reports command UPDATE and affectedRows null, or the row count with RETURNING. The tests now use the WHERE shape anyway (5c01aac), and the docs no longer present the CTE case as the only null source. |
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stripComments()recognizes only single- and double-quoted text. SQLite also supports square-bracket and backtick-quoted identifiers. With[a--b], the function truncates the normalized SQL beforeparseSQLQuery()reaches the top-levelUPDATE.run()then reportsaffectedRows: 0instead of the documentednullfor a CTE write withoutRETURNING. Track these quoting forms and add a regression totest/js/sql/sqlite-sql.test.ts. Runbun bd test test/js/sql/sqlite-sql.test.ts.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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INSERT ...; UPDATE ...,parseSQLQuery()setswriteCommandtoINSERT, while nativeSQL.run()returns total changes for the full batch.affectedRowscan therefore aggregate both writes whilecommandnames only the first write. Add a.simple()regression test and define whether metadata describes the first statement, final statement, or full batch.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/bun-types/sql.d.ts`:
- Around line 471-475: Update the public descriptions to document SQLite
CTE-wrapped writes without RETURNING: in packages/bun-types/sql.d.ts lines
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In `@src/js/internal/sql/sqlite.ts`:
- Around line 72-109: Update stripComments() to treat SQLite square-bracket and
backtick-quoted identifiers as quoted text, preserving comment-like sequences
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covering a CTE write without RETURNING and the expected null affectedRows
result, then run the specified SQLite SQL test.
- Around line 294-301: Define and document the intended multi-statement metadata
semantics for parseSQLQuery and SQL.run, ensuring writeCommand, command, and
affectedRows consistently describe either the first statement, final statement,
or full batch. Update the metadata handling around isWriteCommand and WITH, then
add a .simple() regression test covering an INSERT followed by UPDATE and
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INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE reports command INSERT, the statement's verb, matching the PostgreSQL command tag. The old scanner accidentally reported UPDATE.
…t boundaries REPLACE is a non-reserved keyword, so a bare replace identifier or a REPLACE() call must not classify as the REPLACE command; the statement form is always REPLACE INTO. Also reset the write verb and RETURNING flags at an unquoted top-level semicolon so a later statement in a batch does not classify the first one.
… after INTO Also document that a PostgreSQL write inside a CTE under a top-level SELECT reports affectedRows 0 (the server tags the statement SELECT), and that a SQLite batch reports the total only when the first statement is a write.
…n scan A semicolon or paren inside a backtick or bracket identifier no longer resets the scan state or skews the paren depth. A quote character of another kind inside a quoted span no longer flips the quote state.
A write-first batch with a later row-returning statement routed through db.prepare(), which compiles only the first statement, and reported affectedRows null. Resetting canReturnRows at the boundary routes it through db.run(), so the whole batch executes and affectedRows carries the total.
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SQLite tokenizes UPDATE"t"SET as three tokens, but the reverse scan preserved the pending token across a quoted span, gluing the tokens on both sides together and hiding the write verb.
The quote-boundary flush only assigned lastToken, so a keyword flush against a quoted span (for example 'v'RETURNING) lost its meaning and the query routed through db.run(), dropping the returned rows. Extract the keyword switch into classifyToken and run it at every boundary.
…oted name after INTO The closing paren is the last token boundary that did not classify its pending token, so VALUES(1)RETURNING dropped the returned rows. Route it through classifyToken, which also subsumes the ad-hoc write-verb check. SQLite also accepts a single-quoted table name, so INTO't' counts as the REPLACE statement form.
RETURNING(id) glued the keyword to the paren content and dropped the returned rows. The opening paren now discards the accumulated paren content, so the keyword to its left classifies at its own boundary. The content stays unclassified, so a subquery's SELECT still does not change the routing.
count carries the batch total only when the first statement neither returns rows nor writes; a row-returning first statement reports its own row count.
A spaced subquery ( SELECT ... ) inside a write routed the statement through the row-returning path, so UPDATE t SET x = ( SELECT 1 ) reported affectedRows null while the glued form reported the count. The SELECT arm of classifyToken now only routes at depth zero. RETURNING stays ungated: it cannot appear inside parens.
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I reviewed this PR again after f973e33 and found no new bugs — every prior inline finding is addressed with a matching test case. Because this is a ~560-line change that adds a hand-rolled SQL statement classifier, changes user-visible command semantics on SQLite upserts, and introduces a new public ResultMetadata type intersected into Query<T>'s resolution, a human look would still be worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
- The reworked
parseSQLQueryreverse scanner: quote/bracket/paren token boundaries,parenDepthgating on both write-verb andcanReturnRowsarms, the;statement-boundary reset, comment stripping, andnextTokenIstrailing-boundary handling — the six boundary-class bugs raised earlier are all fixed and each has a test. - PostgreSQL
affectedRowsmapping from the command-tag switch (INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/MERGE → count, else 0). - The
Query<T> extends Promise<T & ResultMetadata>change and the updated type-fixture assertions. - Docs: the multi-statement parenthetical was tightened to drop the over-general
countclaim.
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Overview
Populates affectedRows on PostgreSQL and SQLite query results so it becomes the portable affected-row field across all three adapters (MySQL already sets it). PostgreSQL is a 12-line switch on the command tag. SQLite is the bulk of the change: parseSQLQuery is refactored to strip comments, track paren depth and all four SQLite quoting styles, classify tokens at every SQLite tokenizer boundary (whitespace, quotes, brackets, parens), derive the statement's write verb (including CTE-wrapped writes), and detect RETURNING. SQLiteQueryHandle.run uses the new writeCommand/hasReturning to set affectedRows and to report the statement's verb as command (upserts now report INSERT instead of UPDATE). Adds a public Bun.SQL.ResultMetadata interface intersected into Query<T>'s promise resolution type, docs for all four metadata fields, a new postgres container test, and a large SQLite test covering the scanner edge cases.
Security risks
None identified. The scanner classifies user SQL to pick between db.prepare()/db.run() and to fill metadata; it does not construct SQL from untrusted input, and misclassification degrades to affectedRows: null or the pre-existing db.prepare() first-statement-only path (#30811). No auth, crypto, or filesystem surface.
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Medium-high. The PostgreSQL and type changes are straightforward, but the SQLite scanner is a hand-rolled heuristic tokenizer over arbitrary user SQL — exactly the shape REVIEW.md flags ("real parsers, never prefix-stripping or regex heuristics over user-controlled input"). Seven review iterations each surfaced a new boundary edge case (quote-flush gluing, keyword flush at )/(/]/', spaced subqueries, single-quoted identifier quirk, docs over-claim), which is a signal the input space is tricky. All findings are now fixed with regression tests, and the failure mode of any residual gap is metadata-only, not data loss — but a maintainer should confirm the API design decisions (upsert command change, ResultMetadata intersection into every Query<T> resolution, null for CTE writes) are the shape they want.
Other factors
- All prior inline comments are resolved; every fix has a corresponding assertion in the new SQLite test.
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commandchange on SQLite upserts (UPDATE→INSERT) is a behavior change to existing metadata, not just an addition; the PR description justifies it (matches PostgreSQL's tag) but it's user-visible. - Test coverage is thorough for the scanner; the postgres test requires the container harness.
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Bun.SQLadapter. The sameUPDATEthat changes 2 rows givescount: 2, affectedRows: nullon SQLite and PostgreSQL, andcount: 0, affectedRows: 2on MySQL (Bun.SQL: no documented or typed way to read the affected-row count portably across adapters #40432).r.count ?? r.affectedRowssilently returns0on MySQL, becausecountthere is the returned-row count, which is0for a write. None of the fields are documented outside the MySQL docs section or present in the published types.Fix
src/js/internal/sql/postgres.ts): setaffectedRowsfrom the command tag count forINSERT,UPDATE,DELETE, andMERGE, and to0for other commands.src/js/internal/sql/sqlite.ts): setaffectedRowsfromsqlite3_changes()for writes, from the returned row count for writes withRETURNING, and to0for non-write statements (soCREATEdoes not inherit the previous write's stalesqlite3_changes()value, unlikecount). The classifier strips SQL comments, derives the write verb from the statement (so CTE writes classify correctly), and reports0forEXPLAINof a write. A CTE-wrapped write withoutRETURNINGreportsnull(count unknown on that path). A SQLite upsert now reportscommand: "INSERT"(the statement's verb, as on PostgreSQL) instead of the accidental"UPDATE".countdoes not change on any adapter, so existing code keeps its behavior.affectedRowsbecomes the portable field, and MySQL already reports it.commandstaysnullon MySQL: the MySQL protocol does not return a command tag, and the tag index the native layer passes is a constant, so there is nothing truthful to put there.Bun.SQL.ResultMetadatawith all four fields and intersect it into theQueryresolution type. Document the fields for all adapters indocs/runtime/sql.mdx.test/js/sql/sql-affected-rows.test.ts(new, postgres) and a new test intest/js/sql/sqlite-sql.test.ts, both fail on bun 1.4.1. Also ran the fullsqlite-sql.test.tssuite, 5 postgres/sqlite sql suites, and the bun-types integration test.Background
"UPDATE 2") natively and hands the JS callback a command index plus the count. SQLite fills it inSQLiteQueryHandle.runfrombun:sqlite'sChanges. MySQL fills it from the OK packet'saffected_rowsfield.SQLResultArray(src/js/internal/sql/shared.ts) is the array every query resolves to. The four metadata fields are non-enumerable, soconsole.logprints[]and hides them, which is why the split went unnoticed by tests that log results.Query<T>, so its assertions now include theResultMetadataintersection.Notes
bun 1.4.1), sameUPDATE ... WHERE id IN (1,2)on each adapter:sqlite count: 2 affectedRows: null command: UPDATEpostgres count: 2 affectedRows: null command: UPDATEmysql count: 0 affectedRows: 2 command: nullaffectedRows: 2.COPY,MOVE, andFETCHreportaffectedRows: 0.COPYis ambiguous (COPY TOreads), andcountstill carries the tag count for them.test/js/sql/sql-mysql.test.ts("should return lastInsertRowid and affectedRows"). The new test file skips MySQL because the docker image (root, empty password) and local service (userbun) have disjoint credentials.INSERT ... SELECTcount), Bun.SQL: inserts and updates dont console.log properties if the result is an empty array, will only print[]#22569 (console.loghides the fields).[review] gate passed · iteration 9 · 7 files touched
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The affected-row count for writes was exposed inconsistently across adapters: PostgreSQL and SQLite reported it only in the undocumented count property and left affectedRows null, while MySQL set affectedRows but left count at zero, so no single property worked everywhere and the obvious nullish-coalescing fallback silently returned zero on MySQL. The fix makes affectedRows the portable field by deriving it from the command tag on PostgreSQL and, on SQLite, from a reworked statement classifier that correctly tokenizes quotes, brackets, comments, and paren depth to identify write statements …