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…andle The tagged template on a transaction handle or a reserved handle rejects with CONNECTION_CLOSED once the handle does not accept queries. unsafe() and file() on the same handle did not read the handle state. On a handle kept after begin() settled, or after release(), they ran the statement on the connection that went back to the pool. With max: 1 that is the open transaction of the next caller. After a dropped connection they surfaced the adapter's internal error. unsafe() on both handles now goes through unsafeQueryFromHandle(). For a handle that does not accept queries it returns a Query that rejects with CONNECTION_CLOSED when it runs. It stays a lazy Query, so .values() and use as a fragment keep working and a query that nothing awaits reports nothing. file() reads the file and then calls the same function, so a handle that closes during the read rejects too. notify() and reserved.commitDistributed()/rollbackDistributed() send through unsafe() and get the same behavior. BEGIN, COMMIT, ROLLBACK and SAVEPOINT still use unsafeQueryFromTransaction() directly, because close() clears acceptQueries and then has to send ROLLBACK.
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Status: ready for review Reproduction on 1.4.3-canary.1 (c6b7fcb), no server necessary: import { SQL } from "bun";
const sql = new SQL({ adapter: "sqlite", filename: ":memory:" });
let leaked;
await sql.begin(async tx => {
leaked = tx;
await tx`select 1`;
});
const outcome = p => p.then(v => "resolved " + JSON.stringify(v), e => "rejected " + e.code);
console.log(await outcome(leaked`select 2 as x`)); // rejected ERR_SQLITE_CONNECTION_CLOSED
console.log(await outcome(leaked.unsafe("select 3 as x"))); // resolved [{"x":3}], must rejectWith a PostgreSQL server and Tests: USE_SYSTEM_BUN=1 bun test test/js/sql/sql-pool-transaction-isolation.test.ts # 12 fail
bun bd test test/js/sql/sql-pool-transaction-isolation.test.ts test/js/sql/sqlite-sql.test.ts test/js/sql/postgres-listen-notify.test.ts # 329 passWith |
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🔴 Critical · Recheck the handle state before running lazy queries. · sql.ts:179-194
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unsafeQueryFromHandlechecksacceptsQueries(state)only when it creates theQuery. Later,queryFromTransactionHandlercallshandle.run(connection, query)without checking the state.release()and transaction cleanup can release the pooled connection without canceling pending queries instate.queries. A retained query can therefore execute after pool reuse, outside its original transaction or inside a later transaction.Pass the state to a state-aware handler and reject the query when
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- Around line 179-194: Update queryFromTransactionHandler and the unsafe() and
file() query paths to retain and pass the relevant state into a state-aware
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the acceptsQueries refactor against the six inline conditions it replaces — !(closed || !acceptQueries) and !closed && acceptQueries are the same predicate, so no polarity change — and confirmed rejectConnectionClosed matches the (query, handle) shape Query#run invokes handlers with, so the lazy rejecting Query settles the same way as a normal query error.
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Findings were posted inline, so this body only records what else was examined. The refactor of the six inline closed || !acceptQueries checks into acceptsQueries(state) preserves the condition exactly (De Morgan), and each replaced site keeps its original action (reject, resolve, or throw). The new closed-handle path returns a Query whose handler is rejectConnectionClosed(query); src/js/internal/sql/query.ts calls handler(this, handle) from both #run and #runAsync, so the extra handle argument is ignored and the query rejects through the normal reject path with the adapter's connectionClosedError(). The remaining items in the ruled-out list are deliberate behavior changes the PR description states, not defects.
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src/js/bun/sql.ts— pre-existing: A caller of tx.close({ timeout }) whose pending queries finish before the timeout gets no ROLLBACK, and the transaction is then COMMITted when the callback returns. On the same path reserved.close({ timeout }) resolves without closing or releasing the connection. At src/js/bun/sql.ts:792-795 (and :520-523 for reserved) the settle branch only clears the timer and resolves; setting closed, sending ROLLBACK and pooledConnection.close() live only in the timer callback. Fix: make the settle branch run the same teardown as the no-timeout path at both sites, so close() with a timeout resolves only after the handle is closed, and unsafe() rejecting during that window is not followed by a COMMIT. [also at: src/js/bun/sql.ts:523 - pre-existing: a caller ofreserved.close({ timeout })whose pending queries finish before the timer gets a resolved promise but the connection is never closed and stays reserved, starving the pool.]Extended reasoning...
The diff rewires the guard at line 763 and 494 to acceptsQueries and makes unsafe()/file() reject while close({ timeout }) is waiting, so the close-with-timeout window now matters more. Trace for the transaction handle: inside sql.begin(cb) the user issues a query q (added to state.queries), then calls await tx.close({ timeout: 5 }). Line 766 clears acceptQueries. Line 775 is true because transactionQueries.size > 0. Lines 780-790 arm a timer that would cancel, send ROLLBACK and set closed. Lines 792-795 wait for q; when q settles they clearTimeout and resolve(). Nothing sets ReservedConnectionState.closed and no ROLLBACK is sent. The callback continues, tx.unsafe() now rejects with ERR_*_CONNECTION_CLOSED (line 274), and when cb returns line 878 sends COMMIT through run_internal_transaction_sql, which only checks the closed bit (line 679) and passes. The transaction the user closed is committed and begin() resolves. Without a timeout (lines…
Verification: pre-existing — the same code is byte-identical at the base commit (base sql.ts lines 486-500 and 771-786), the diff only rewrites the entry guards at /home/claude/bun/src/js/bun/sql.ts:494 and :763 to
acceptsQueries(state)with identical polarity. Trigger: a caller invokestx.close({ timeout: N })orreserved.close({ timeout: N })while at least one query/savepoint/transaction is pending,…
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The barrier query after reserved.close({ timeout }) arrives on the
reserved connection today. It arrives on a new connection when close()
also closes the reserved connection after the wait, which #39617 does.
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3. A check of only the This PR makes a closed handle refuse new calls. Queries that were created before the close are the subject of #43245. |
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I agree that this finding is outside the scope of this PR. The execution-time behavior for queries created before handle closure exists on main and is tracked in Adding the proposed This PR correctly limits the change to rejecting new calls through closed handles. I am withdrawing this finding. 🐇 ✏️ Learnings added
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A note before this PR merges. #43958 is stacked on this branch. State on 2026-10-06, main at 3f1765a. This branch needs two changes in
I made both changes in a scratch tree, on the merge of this branch with main. Without the second change, the $ bun run build:types && bun x tsc --noEmit -p src/js/tsconfig.json
src/js/bun/sql.ts(279,23): error TS2552: Cannot find name 'PooledPostgresConnection'. Did you mean 'PooledConnection'?
src/js/bun/sql.ts(292,23): error TS2552: Cannot find name 'PooledPostgresConnection'. Did you mean 'PooledConnection'?The checks on this PR are green because they ran on 2026-09-18. The typecheck of |
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txfromsql.begin()) and a reserved handle (sql.reserve()), the tagged template rejects withERR_*_CONNECTION_CLOSEDwhen the handle is closed.unsafe()andfile()do not read the handle state (src/js/bun/sql.ts:376,:380,:682,:685).begin()settles or afterrelease()runs statements on the connection that went back to the pool. Withmax: 1that is the next caller's open transaction.notify()andreserved.commitDistributed()useunsafe().tx.unsafe()rejects withError: connection must be a PostgresSQLConnection, notERR_POSTGRES_CONNECTION_CLOSED.Fix
unsafe()on both handles now callsunsafeQueryFromHandle(). On a handle that does not accept queries, it returns aQuerythat rejects withconnectionClosedError()when it runs.file()reads the file, then calls it too.Query, not a rejected promise:tx.unsafe(q).values()(drizzle-orm calls this) and use as a fragment still work, and an unawaited query reports nothing.COMMITandROLLBACKkeep the uncheckedunsafeQueryFromTransaction():tx.close()clearsacceptQueriesbefore it sendsROLLBACK.test/js/sql/(sql-pool-transaction-isolation,sqlite-sql,postgres-listen-notify) fail without thesrc/change. Self-reviewed: 15 concerns, 10 addressed, 4 tracked as issues, 1 declined (Notes).Background
sql.begin(cb)takes a pool connection, runscb(tx)betweenBEGINandCOMMITorROLLBACK, then releases it.sql.reserve()returns a handle that owns a connection untilrelease().connectionStatehasacceptQuerieswhile it is open. It getsclosedwhen the transaction settles, onrelease(), or when the connection closes.Queryis lazy: it runs when awaited or on.execute().Notes
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closedon a transaction when the instance is closed. It touches onlysrc/js/internal/sql/sqlite.ts. With both changes,tx.unsafe()on SQLite after a forced close also rejects withERR_SQLITE_CONNECTION_CLOSED.Behavior changes
unsafe(),file(),notify(),reserved.commitDistributed()orreserved.rollbackDistributed()on a closed handle rejects withERR_*_CONNECTION_CLOSED. Before, it ran on the pooled connection.sql.commitDistributed()is the documented way to finish a prepared transaction.file()rejects when its handle closes during the read, for examplereturn reserved.file(path)withoutawaitfrom a scope that releases the handle. Before, the statement ran afterrelease().acceptsQueries(state). The condition is the same.Why a lazy
Queryand notPromise.$rejectclient.unsafe(query, params).values()then throwsTypeError: ... .values is not a function, and the rejected promise becomes an unhandled rejection that the caller cannot catch. A handle also closes when the connection drops during the callback, so this needs no user error.notify()calls.execute()on the result ofunsafe(). With aQueryit needs no change..values()throws a TypeError and the rejection is unhandled #43247.Not covered, tracked
Querythat was created while the handle was open and is first awaited after the handle closed still runs. This also applies to the tagged template. A fix changestry { return reserved\select 1` } finally { reserved.release() }`, which works today.COMMITorROLLBACKis in flight.reserved.release()during a runningreserved.begin()leaves the nested transaction open on the released connection.close({ timeout: <invalid> })clearsacceptQueriesbefore it validates the timeout (sql: reject close() timeouts that overflow setTimeout's millisecond range #32100 fixes it), andclose({ timeout })does no teardown when the pending work finishes first (sql: make transaction.close({ timeout }) roll back when pending queries drain before the timeout #32149 for transactions, sql: close the reserved connection when close({ timeout }) drains before the timeout #39617 for reserved handles). The newreserved.close({ timeout })test passes with and without sql: close the reserved connection when close({ timeout }) drains before the timeout #39617.reserved.beginDistributed()andtx.commitDistributed()/tx.rollbackDistributed()check only theclosedbit. They cannot reach a connection that the handle gave back, because every release path setsclosedfirst. They differ from their siblings only in theclose({ timeout })window, on a connection the handle still owns.Evidence
max: 1, 1.4.3-canary.1:stale.unsafe("insert ... returning who")inside a secondsql.begin()resolved[{"who":"stale"}]and was rolled back together with that transaction. On this branch it rejects withERR_POSTGRES_CONNECTION_CLOSED, and.values(),.simple()and.execute()chains reject the same way with nothing unhandled.Promise.$rejectin place of theQuery: the.values()cases, the fragment case and thenotify()test fail. With aQuerythat rejects at creation: the lazyQuerytest fails on the unhandled rejection. With only theclosedbit inacceptsQueries(): thereserved.close({ timeout })test fails. With the state read before the file read: the three "while the file is read" tests fail.sqlite-sql.test.ts,sql-pool-transaction-isolation.test.ts,postgres-listen-notify.test.ts(329 pass),sql-reserve-abort.test.ts,sql-close-pending-connection.test.ts,sql-onconnect-onclose-throw.test.ts,sql-helpers-validation.test.ts,sql-prepare-false.test.ts.unsafeandfiletests ofsql.test.tsagainst a local PostgreSQL: 26 pass.Prepared transactionfails there because that server hasmax_prepared_transactions = 0.