sql: consolidate the open Bun.sql, bun:sqlite and node:sqlite pull requests by Jarred-Sumner · Pull Request #45304 · oven-sh/bun

Jarred-Sumner · 2026-10-15T04:44:24Z

What does this PR do?

It folds 197 open pull requests on Bun.sql (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite), bun:sqlite and node:sqlite into one change: 149 are replaced by it, 18 are closed without porting, 30 stay open. Most PRs were taken as a diagnosis; the files many of them patched were rewritten once. 257 files, +41,670 / -21,600: src +12,536 / -16,054, tests +26,903 / -5,100. CI ran the suite on Linux x64 / aarch64, musl, ASAN, macOS and Windows at this head (78e0830): every job that ran passed (178; one macOS aarch64 job could not download the build, two macOS x64 jobs got no machine). Numbers marked (release) compare CI's Linux x64 release binaries of main (f841e36) and of earlier commits of this PR, in user-space instructions unless a unit is given; the others are from a local debug + ASAN build.

How did you verify your code works?

102 SQL and SQLite test files on a Linux x64 debug + ASAN build against PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB containers: 5,918 tests pass; 8 time out on a machine at load 210 to 250, each of which passes alone or is known to depend on load. Nearly every new test was run on main first and fails there; the exceptions are guards that pin behaviour we keep. PostgreSQL parameters against main, cell by cell (value, type, mode): of 942, 726 are equal, 137 work that main rejects, 17 reject with another code, 44 are new errors, 18 stored another value (six cases: two are main's again since, four are listed). The option parser against main: 120,000 generated cases, every difference named; TLS is weaker than on main only on a unix socket (3,191), where url names another driver than a variable's name (14), or where the adapter's own URL rules and main read another adapter's (21); no file main opens read-only is writable. Option keys that an options object inherits are read where main reads them. On the wire against main, the startup packet and the number of round trips are the same (no parameter, one, jsonb + text + timestamptz, begin / commit; prepared and prepare: false); only a redundant Flush is gone. Client CPU (release, 43ad527): point select -48 %, 100-row select -30 %, insert -21 %. The pool, cancel(), MySQL pipelining and the bun:sqlite hooks were also run under randomized stress or differential scripts.

Behaviour changes to look at first

main -> now. The rule: a visible change stays only where main is broken (crash, hang, data lost or stored wrong, security hole, against its own docs); elsewhere this PR behaves like main, and the pull request that wanted the change stays open. Every bullet was run on main, on this branch and, where there is one, on the reference clients: postgres.js, pg, mysql2, mariadb, Node 26.3's node:sqlite, psql 15 (not better-sqlite3). ERR_*_X stands for the POSTGRES, MYSQL, SQLITE codes.

Waiting for the maintainer's word

Integers from 2^51 to 2^53 - 1 were float8 (MySQL: DOUBLE) -> int8 (BIGINT). PostgreSQL stored 2^52 + 1 as 4503599627370500 in numeric and 4.503599627370497e+15 in text; now exact. The price: select ${2 ** 52} as x returns a string and / 3 divides as integers, as from 2^31 to 2^51 already. On MySQL only VARCHAR was wrong; there * 4096 is a new errno 1690, and mysql2 and mariadb behave like main (sql: bind every safe integer number as int8 or BIGINT #43293).
An array with an enumerable raw is refused. Object.assign([text], { raw: [text] }), also what Babel's and swc's loose mode emit for a tagged template, ran text as SQL, as in postgres.js -> TypeError; tslib and the strict helpers (non-enumerable raw) still run. It closes ids.raw = [] on a data array pasting ids[0] into the SQL, which only the application itself can set. The own-property half of the check closes more: on main a polluted Array.prototype.raw = [] turns sql([userData]) into SQL text. The price is every tagged call compiled in loose mode (sql: only treat real template objects as tagged template calls #38219).
An untyped sql.array() has no cast. sql.array(["a", "b"]) without a type was cast to ::JSON[], so both examples of main's docs fail -> no cast, the server decides (sql(postgres): bind an untyped sql.array without a cast #41301, Bun.SQL: sql.array() binds json[], so a text[] column silently stores JSON-quoted elements #41242). Where it can't tell, main and postgres.js work and this PR doesn't: select ${sql.array([1, 2])} is the string {"1","2"}, unnest() 42725, array_length() 42804. Pass the type.
prepare: false: an object with its own toString() bound to json / jsonb was that string (decimal.js: the number 1.5) -> its JSON, as in a prepared query on main (postgres: encode Date and object parameters correctly with prepare: false #39452).
bun:sqlite db.transaction(fn), the minimal fix. When fn returns a native promise that is already rejected (an async function that throws before its first await), main committed -> rolls back and returns the promise. All else is as on main: an async callback commits at its first await, a throw behind it keeps the rows, and the docs now warn. The alternative is to refuse async callbacks outright (bun:sqlite: refuse an asynchronous callback in db.transaction() #45132), which also refuses what works today: async without an await, an await that comes last, a returned fulfilled promise or thenable.
bun:sqlite, not changed: without safeIntegers a BigInt parameter above 64 bits keeps its low 64 bits (2n ** 64n + 5n binds 5), as on main; a RangeError for it (a third of bun:sqlite: fix lone-surrogate encoding, out-of-range BigInt binding, and stale column names #32841) was in and is reverted. Proposed on this PR: reject below -2^63 or above 2^64 - 1, which still lets Bun.hash() output bind but makes a released call throw.

Silent: the same code gives another result

bun:sqlite changes also counted rows written by triggers, cascades, FTS5 / rtree shadow tables -> only the statement's own, like node:sqlite and SQLite's changes(). An insert through an INSTEAD OF trigger on a view counted what the trigger wrote -> 0. The SQLite adapter's count follows (bun:sqlite: count only the rows a statement changes itself in changes #43306).
affectedRows was null on PostgreSQL and SQLite -> rows written, 0 for a SELECT, so r.affectedRows ?? r.count gives 0 after a SELECT (sql: report affectedRows on PostgreSQL and SQLite query results #40434, Bun.SQL: no documented or typed way to read the affected-row count portably across adapters #40432). MySQL count of a write: 0 -> rows affected (sql(mysql): set result.count and result.command for statements without a result set #41886). SQLite adapter: lastInsertRowid of INSERT ... RETURNING null -> the rowid; count of WITH ... INSERT 0 -> 1; command is the first keyword: an upsert UPDATE -> INSERT, but with ... insert INSERT -> WITH.
uuid[], int4range[], tsvector[], reg*[], 35 built-in array types in all, read as the literal "{...}" -> arrays, like postgres.js (pg: uuid[] only) (postgres: parse uuid[] results into arrays #41042, Bun.SQL(postgres): uuid[] is returned as the raw array literal instead of being parsed #41039). Columns named 01 and 1 collapsed into one key -> each keeps its name; row[1] no longer finds 01 (sql: let JSC's parseIndex decide which column names are index keys #45096).
Into text: a Date was Tue Jan 02 2024 03:04:05 GMT+0000 (...) -> ISO 8601; a plain object was [object Object], as in postgres.js -> JSON, as in pg (sql(postgres): announce binary format for a Bind parameter only when it is binary-encoded #41976, Bug: Bun.SQL serializes Date parameters via .toString() instead of .toISOString() for prepare:false #29010).
null in sql.array(values, "TEXT"), "INT" and the rest was the string "null" or an error -> SQL NULL (sql: union batch-insert keys across all rows; encode null as SQL NULL in sql.array #35111); in a "JSON" / "JSONB" array it stays the JSON value null, as on main. A Buffer element there was its hex string -> JSON.stringify(buffer).
PostgreSQL, a late mode on a statement that is already prepared: .execute().raw() gives text for numeric, time and binary for int2[], float8[], the reverse of main; .raw() and a late .values() of numeric, time rejects with ERR_POSTGRES_UNKNOWN_FORMAT_CODE. All else of .raw() is as on main (658 of 666 cells).
prepare: false sends what a prepared query sends (one more round trip next to an array, an Int32Array, an object with its own toString()): [1] into jsonb was the scalar 1, an Int32Array into bytea the bytes of the text 1,2; an Array into bytea is now ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE (postgres: encode Date and object parameters correctly with prepare: false #39452).
bun:sqlite get() read every row, as documented, so an error in row 2 was thrown -> one step. SELECT 1 a, 2 b, 3 a: {b, a} -> {a: 3, b: 2} (key order). A column named like an index ("2023") now comes first in Object.keys(row), as JS orders keys (bun:sqlite: make index-like column names readable on row objects #37238). values() / raw() without columns: null -> []. node:sqlite run() on a SELECT stepped through every row -> one step. All like Node.
SQLite's MEMSTATUS is off: PRAGMA hard_heap_limit / soft_heap_limit are accepted and no longer enforced, as in node:sqlite (Turn off SQLite memory statistics so Worker connections stop sharing one malloc mutex #44197, node:sqlite / bun:sqlite: built without SQLITE_DEFAULT_MEMSTATUS=0, so reads from several workers contend on a global mutex #44187).
PostgreSQL: a Flush after every simple Query disarmed the server's idle timers; after an extended query they already worked -> idle_in_transaction_session_timeout / idle_session_timeout end Bun's sessions on both paths (25P03, 57P05), listen() included (docs: connection: { idle_session_timeout: 0 }) (sql(postgres): stop sending a Flush after a simple Query #44784).
After SET datestyle = 'SQL, DMY' April 3 read as March 4, as in postgres.js -> any non-ISO style reads Invalid Date, also MDY, which main read right.
TCP keepalive (60 s idle, 10 probes 1 s apart) on every SQL socket, no option, as in postgres.js (pg, mariadb: none): a query silent for 60 s can reject after a 10 s outage, where main resumed (not run). sql(postgres): enable TCP keepalive on the sql.listen() connection #44983 asked for listen() only.
then(), catch(), finally(), run() started the query a microtask later -> in the call, like execute() (sql: start a query in the call of then(), catch(), finally() and run() #44105). begin() / reserve() overtook older plain queries -> one queue, oldest first, like postgres.js (Bun.SQL: a plain query waits behind every pending transaction, even ones started after it #45275). sql.file(path) ran at once -> a lazy Query, as typed and as in postgres.js.
A result returned from a begin() / savepoint() callback came back as a plain Array without count, command, columns -> the result itself, like postgres.js; assert.deepStrictEqual with an array literal then fails (sql: tell a query result from an array of queries by a private field, not instanceof #45387).
A statement on an ended tx: ERR_*_CONNECTION_CLOSED -> ERR_*_INVALID_TRANSACTION_STATE, because retry helpers rerun on "connection closed" (sql: reject a statement that runs after its transaction, savepoint or reservation ended #43263).
With a URL, host / user / pass beat hostname / username / password; without one they lost -> the long names always win. ?path=A beat { path: B } (also unix://A and { socket: B }) -> the option wins, like every other option.
MySQL / MariaDB ignored ?connect_timeout=, ?idle_timeout=, ?max_lifetime=, ?max= in the URL -> they set the options (see New).
MySQL / MariaDB: close() and the timers send COM_QUIT, like mysql2 and mariadb. "Connection closed" / "failed to bind and execute query" for most client-side codes -> one sentence per code (sql(mysql): give every error variant a descriptive default message #38468). An ERR packet the server sends unasked reaches onclose as the server's error, not as ERR_MYSQL_UNEXPECTED_PACKET (sql: deliver onconnect before onclose so a connection killed right after connecting can't strand a query #40913).
Driver errors: stack is the header line only (it had two internal:sql/* frames); a non-Error thrown while a parameter is read is no longer wrapped (sql: make MySQLError and PostgresError in native code #44118, sql: make the stack of a native error on the first read #44204). PostgreSQL statement names in server logs: P + 40 bytes of SQL + $ + id -> P<id> (sql(postgres): the connection hands out each statement id once, on the cache miss #44042).

Loud: an error where main ran

PGUSERNAME and USERNAME are read as the PostgreSQL user, as main's docs promise; main ignored both. PGUSERNAME beats USER. USERNAME counts where USER isn't set, as on Windows, where main logged in as postgres (not run there) (fix(sql): add PGUSERNAME env var support for PostgreSQL adapter #26711, PGUSERNAME environment variable not recognized by Bun.sql, despite documentation #26684).
mariadb:// without a database asked for one named mariadb, which no server has, and couldn't connect (1049) -> selects none, like the mariadb connector; the first unqualified table is a 1046. MySQL keeps mysql, as main's docs promise; the types said the user name (bun-types: SQL database is documented to default to the username, but the mysql/mariadb adapters default to "mysql"/"mariadb" #44367, bun-types: document the per-adapter defaults of the SQL port, username and database options #44373).
MySQL / MariaDB: sql("db.table") was one name `db.table` -> `db`.`table`, as documented, as on PostgreSQL and SQLite and in mysql2 (mariadb keeps one name). Helper keys (sql({ "c.d": 7 })) and aliases split too, so a name with a real dot can't be passed. A name taken from a user can now reach another schema (mysql dynamic query error but pg is work #24050).
A query created on reserved / tx / sp and first awaited after release(), COMMIT, ROLLBACK or RELEASE ran on the pooled connection, as in postgres.js: a select worked, an insert that landed in another caller's transaction resolved and kept 0 rows -> rejects unsent. Typical: return reserved`...` without await out of a using block (sql: reject a transaction or reserved query that first runs after the handle closed #43261, sql: reject a statement that runs after its transaction, savepoint or reservation ended #43263).
sp === tx in tx.savepoint(sp => ...) -> sp is its own handle, like postgres.js, and ends with its savepoint; on main and in postgres.js it kept running in the transaction (sql: reject a statement that runs after its transaction, savepoint or reservation ended #43263).
PostgreSQL: an array or object bound to bool / int4 / float8 / timestamp was coerced in the client ([]: true, 0, 0, 2000-01-01), so delete ... where ${[]} removed every row -> sent as text, which the server rejects (22P02, 22007) unless it is valid: [5] into int4 is still 5, and ['2024-01-02'] into timestamptz, 2000-01-01 on main, is that date (sql(postgres): announce binary format for a Bind parameter only when it is binary-encoded #41976, sql(postgres): reject a non-boolean value bound to a boolean parameter #41970).
An Invalid Date was stored as 1970-01-01 on PostgreSQL (sql(postgres): announce binary format for a Bind parameter only when it is binary-encoded #41976) and MySQL -> rejected. MySQL: a function, or an object whose toJSON() returns undefined, was bound as "" (MariaDB: errno 1210) -> TypeError, like mysql2.
bun:sqlite: stmt.run(new Date()), a Map, a Promise as the only argument bound NULL, as in node:sqlite; in any other position main throws already -> TypeError everywhere. An ArrayBuffer alone bound NULL -> BLOB.
channelBinding: "require" / ?channel_binding=require on MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite was an unknown key and ignored -> TypeError.
A path that doesn't exist was dropped and TCP dialed -> ERR_*_CONNECTION_REFUSED (postgres.js, pg: ENOENT) (sql: take the URL database before PGDATABASE and use a unix socket path as given #41570).
tls.checkServerIdentity was never called -> called, and it raises an sslmode below verify-ca to verify-full, so a self-signed certificate without ca fails, as in pg and postgres.js (sql, redis: call tls.checkServerIdentity, honor tls.servername, send SNI from RedisClient #42054, Bun.SQL (Postgres): TLS hostname mismatch fails with an empty Error, and checkServerIdentity is ignored #41856).
SQLite adapter: what onconnect / onclose throw was swallowed -> uncaught exception, as on the other adapters. ?mode=RO, ?mode=readonly, ?mode=, { readOnly: true } opened read-write -> throw (sql(sqlite): throw for an unknown ?mode=, and take the most restrictive of a repeated one #45153, sql(sqlite): honor readwrite: false and treat an undefined option as not set #45079).
The guard against BEGIN on a pooled client also catches START\tTRANSACTION and /* c */ BEGIN, and no longer trips on begin_work() or copies the query (sql: check the transaction guard prefix without copying the query #41758, Bun.sql: checkUnsafeTransaction uppercases the whole query to test a 17-char prefix (O(query length) per query) #41740).
A nested sql.unsafe(text, values) behind other parameters read the wrong parameter on PostgreSQL, as in postgres.js -> SyntaxError (sql(postgres): reject a nested sql.unsafe with values that follows other parameters #38220).
A simple FETCH from a binary PostgreSQL cursor decoded numeric, time and read int2 / oid as 0, int8 / uuid as garbage -> these reject with ERR_POSTGRES_UNKNOWN_FORMAT_CODE.
COPY ... TO STDOUT without a stream resolved [], COPY ... FROM STDIN hung and wedged the connection -> both reject with ERR_POSTGRES_COPY_NOT_SUPPORTED (sql(postgres): a COPY behind an empty statement is a simple query too #45332).

Main was broken; code that leaned on it will notice

A pooled connection that came back inside an open or failed transaction (a reservation after BEGIN, sql.unsafe("select 1; begin")) went to the next caller, who got 25P02 or lost its writes -> the drivers keep the server's transaction status and the pool closes it. For that status to be current, a failed PostgreSQL query rejects at its ReadyForQuery, like libpq, not at the ErrorResponse. Exempt: plain queries at max: 1, where the docs allow BEGIN by hand, and a prepared XA branch.
idleTimeout / maxLifetime closed connections under a running query, a reservation or a begin() transaction -> they never interrupt those, as in postgres.js; past maxLifetime a connection takes nothing new, finishes, closes (sql: don't kill in-flight queries when idleTimeout/maxLifetime fires #30648, Bun.SQL Postgres: idleTimeout and maxLifetime kill in-flight queries instead of draining #30646, Mysql Client maxLifetime Throws Error #25405).
What the caller's own catch(f), then(_, f) or finally(f) handler throws was swallowed -> an unhandled rejection. MySQL / MariaDB: begin() never settled when a statement on tx was only started and failed -> settles. (94 cells against main: these 32 differ.)
Callers waiting for a connection were rejected with the close error of somebody else's connection -> the pool dials for them (sql: dial a closed pool slot again for the callers still queued on the pool #44938). A client-side auth or TLS error before the first connection was cached until restart -> every query dials.
A second close() resolved while a session was still open -> all calls wait for one close, the shortest timeout wins (sql: a later close() waits for the pending close, for at most its timeout #43959). close({ timeout: 0 }) waited for running queries -> closes at once, as documented (sql: close({ timeout: 0 }) closes at once (gate on presence, not truthiness) #33740, Bun.SQL: close({ timeout: 0 }) does not close immediately when queries are pending #32038).
tx.close() without await: begin() resolved with nothing stored, or committed -> one ROLLBACK, no COMMIT, begin() rejects (sql: reject a query cancelled before it runs, finish close({ timeout }) when the work drains, send no COMMIT after tx.close() #44799).
Two reserved.begin() at once shared one server transaction -> the second waits. SQLite: a second sql.begin() failed with "cannot start a transaction within a transaction" -> it waits. Side effect: the same call awaited inside its own callback never settles, like max: 1 on a server; use tx.savepoint().
where id in ${sql([])} was a syntax error on the servers -> in (NULL), no row, like postgres.js. SQLite keeps in () / not in ().
Statement caches were unbounded -> a connection keeps the statements it used last, 1,024 on PostgreSQL and 256 on MySQL / MariaDB (there all connections share the server's max_prepared_stmt_count, 16,382 by default), and sends Close / COM_STMT_CLOSE for the rest (Bug: Bun.SQL bulk-insert rows with nullable columns causes database to crash #28980, sql(mysql): cap the prepared-statement cache and send COM_STMT_CLOSE on eviction #33190). MySQL: a failed prepare was replayed, even after CREATE TABLE -> every use prepares again (sql(mysql): remove a statement that failed to prepare from the statement cache #33189, SQL: MySQL failed prepare remains unusable after the missing table is created #42720).
A SCRAM password that SASLprep changes costs a second login (see New), so a wrong one counts as two failed logins per query (main: max) and a right one as at most one per SQL instance: the rest of the pool waits for the first login, which fills the pool one login later for such a password only. A password function that returns a promise is not held: max each. Other passwords, md5 and cleartext roles: one login, as before (sql(postgres): apply SASLprep to the password before SCRAM-SHA-256 PBKDF2 #41605).
$PASSWORD was sent as the database password -> not read. postgres:///x was a socket if /x existed -> always database x (sql: take the URL database before PGDATABASE and use a unix socket path as given #41570).
sql("a\0b") returned a rejected promise no try could catch -> throws at the call (sql: report an identifier with a NUL byte from the statement that uses it #45160). A resolve / reject overwritten on a query with a function that throws hung close() -> uncaught exception; under an uncaughtException listener it still hangs.
bun:test: expect(p).resolves / .rejects / expect(() => p).toThrow() never called then(), so a lazy Query hung bun test forever -> they call it once while p is pending, like Jest ("bun test" hangs up in timeout with PostgreSQL and expect->toThrow() #19130).
MySQL / MariaDB: lastInsertRowid above 2^53 - 1 was rounded -> exact, a string, or a BigInt with bigint: true (sql(mysql): make lastInsertRowid above Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER exact, following the bigint option #44646). Commands are pipelined (see New). A command of 16 MB or more failed in the client (ERR_MYSQL_OVERFLOW, session kept) -> it is sent; over max_allowed_packet the query gets the server's 1153 and the connection fails, because the server hangs up. A 0xFB reply (a request for a local file) hung the query -> fails the connection, no file is read.
MySQL / MariaDB: prepared TIME(n) lost its fraction -> "12:34:56.789", padded to the column's precision like .simple() (mysql2 and mariadb don't pad) (mysql: keep fractional seconds when decoding binary TIME values #31738). .raw() on a prepared query gave a string for TIME, a Date for DATE, DATETIME, TIMESTAMP -> a Buffer, as documented. caching_sha2_password over a unix socket couldn't log in -> the password goes in clear, as the server expects there and as mysql2 and mariadb do (sql(mysql): treat a unix socket as a secure transport for caching_sha2_password full auth #37819).
bun:sqlite: { readonly: true, create: true } opened read-write -> TypeError (bun:sqlite: throw on readonly + create instead of silently opening read-write #41815). db.run("a; b; c") / exec() swallowed a runtime error of any statement but the last -> throws there, the rest doesn't run (bun:sqlite: make exec() throw on step-time errors in non-final statements #37418, bun:sqlite: Database.exec() silently swallows a failing statement when any text follows it — even a trailing newline #37415, bun:sqlite: db.run()/exec() silently ignores a runtime error in every statement but the last #41010). Running a Statement again inside its own iterate() loop restarted the loop forever -> the newest run wins, the older iterator throws "This iterator was invalidated" (bun:sqlite: throw when a Statement is reused while its iterate() cursor is live #32917). Both like node:sqlite.
node:sqlite: stmt.get() on INSERT ... RETURNING returned a row although the commit failed (deferred foreign key) -> throws. Node 26.3 has the bug. Undo: 6 lines in NodeSqlite.cpp.

Costs

The first new Bun.SQL() of a process: 23.3 M -> 25.1 M (+7.9 %); the first bun:sqlite database +4.6 % (release).
bun:sqlite prepare + finalize: 21,739 -> 23,284 (+7.1 %, release), because statements report their native memory to the GC: 20,000 dropped 200-parameter statements 465 -> 27 MB.
More distinct texts than the statement cache holds are prepared again and again. PostgreSQL, 24,000 queries over N texts at max: 4 (release, limit still 256): N = 1,000: 2.0 -> 4.7 s, client CPU 470 -> 880 ms; N = 300: 1.4 -> 1.6 s. With 1,024 (debug builds) 1,000 texts cost what 300 cost; the step lies between 1,000 and 1,100. A full cache costs the server about 41 MB per connection (41 KB per statement with a join and ten columns); main has no bound.
A bulk insert with an undefined cell on PostgreSQL: +2.1 % (see Memory and performance).

New

query.cancel() works. It was typed and documented but did nothing. A query that isn't written yet leaves the queue, is never sent and rejects with ERR_*_QUERY_CANCELLED. On PostgreSQL a running query with nothing else written behind it is stopped by a CancelRequest on a second connection, outside max (same peer, same TLS settings and certificate check, at most 5 s) and rejects with the server's 57014. The session writes nothing until the server has closed that connection, so a late cancel can't hit the next caller's query. There reserved.close() / tx.close() also stop the running query (#33370, #44625).

COPY streams (PostgreSQL). query.readable() is a ReadableStream<Uint8Array> for COPY ... TO STDOUT, query.writable() a WritableStream for COPY ... FROM STDIN. Bytes only (text, CSV, binary), no row encoder. Backpressure both ways. close() / pipeTo() resolve when the server has stored the rows and reject with its error; abort() sends CopyFail, and so does the end of the transaction, savepoint or reservation that a stream is open on: begin() then rejects with that error and rolls back. The query still resolves with count. They are web streams, not Node streams, and a COPY without parameters always goes out as a simple query (#23350, #15088).

result.columns, result.statement. PostgreSQL: [{ name, type, table, number }] (OIDs, like postgres.js); MySQL / MariaDB: [{ name, type, table, length, flags }]. statement is { string, types, columns }. Both are built on the first read, prepared or not. The runs of a prepared statement share one object, which isn't frozen. On SQLite both stay null: capturing them cost a 1-row query +17 % to +34 % (main's release build) (#30037, #26809, #18866).

Column name transforms (all adapters). new SQL({ transform: SQL.camel }) reads column user_id as userId and writes user_id for sql({ userId }), sql("userId"). Presets SQL.camel, pascal, kebab; one direction with SQL.toCamel, SQL.fromCamel and so on; or { column: fn | { from, to }, undefined: value }. Names, directions and casing are postgres.js's. With undefined: value (null counts) a helper leaves no column out, like postgres.js. No value / row transform, so keys inside json aren't renamed (#36451, #15087).

sql.json(value) (all adapters) stores any value as JSON: a number, a boolean, null, an object or array on SQLite, and a JSON string where Bun sends a string as it is (MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, PostgreSQL with prepare: false). On PostgreSQL it returns a small wrapper, elsewhere JSON.stringify(value).

SCRAM-SHA-256-PLUS, channelBinding: "disable" | "prefer" | "require", also ?channel_binding= and PGCHANNELBINDING. tls-server-end-point, hash as in RFC 5929, RSASSA-PSS included, checked against libpq 15. require fails with ERR_POSTGRES_CHANNEL_BINDING_REQUIRED before anything derived from the password is sent. Off (disable) unless asked for, on the maintainer's decision: the login on the wire is main's. With prefer, psql's default, a login fails behind a proxy that terminates TLS but forwards the server's -PLUS offer (28000) and with an Ed25519 certificate (#41703).

SASLprep, by retry. A non-ASCII SCRAM password typed in another Unicode form than it was set in (NFD, soft hyphen) got 28P01 while psql logged in -> the first login uses the password as typed, like main; on 28P01 from a SCRAM role, if SASLprep (two replace and normalize("NFKC"), no Unicode tables) changes the string, Bun logs in once more with that form. The pool remembers which form worked; the LISTEN connection does the same (#41605).

tls.checkServerIdentity(hostname, cert) (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB). Called once per connection, after the chain verified and before anything is sent inside TLS; replaces the built-in name check. A returned object or a throw fails the connection with that value; a Promise is ERR_INVALID_RETURN_VALUE. Not called next to rejectUnauthorized: false (SQL half of #42054, #41856).

Re-prepare after DDL (PostgreSQL). After ALTER TABLE, DEALLOCATE ALL or DISCARD ALL every run of a cached statement failed forever (0A000, 26000) -> it is prepared again under a new name and the old one closed. The query is re-sent only when nothing is written behind it (a re-send would reorder writes) and outside a transaction block; otherwise it rejects with the server's error and the next run works. 20 concurrent runs after ADD COLUMN: main rejects 20 and every later run; now 19 at max: 1, 15 at max: 5, then none (#35120, #29484).

bun --hot keeps database connections (PostgreSQL, MySQL). Every save opened up to max new connections and never closed the old ones (2 4 6 8 10 12 sessions at max: 2) -> a new SQL() with equal settings takes over the previous load's idle connections when it would dial. Settings are compared by value; a function counts as changed. A pool of an earlier load closes only when nobody asked it for a connection during a whole load: a replaced pool lives one reload longer, a pool kept on globalThis and used is never touched. Session state (SET, temporary tables) survives, onconnect runs again for a reused connection. A module-level sql.listen() shares one LISTEN connection across loads (#25623, #23215).

MySQL / MariaDB pipelining. .simple() queries and queries whose statement is already prepared go out without waiting for earlier replies; an error fails only its own query. Nothing is written behind a text with a ; until it has ended, and a packet out of sequence fails the connection. Main's docs promise this; it sent one command at a time. Undo: BUN_FEATURE_FLAG_DISABLE_SQL_AUTO_PIPELINING=1. 4 executes through a proxy that holds each reply 30 ms took 124 ms on main, now 31 ms on both servers, 1 write instead of 4 (release) (#44022).

MySQL: sha256_password was documented, but every login failed with errno 1045.

Arrays as PostgreSQL array parameters. where id = any(${[1, 2]}) (08P01) and sql({ tags: ["a"] }) into a text[] failed -> a JS array or an Int32Array bound to a built-in array type goes as an array literal, with NULLs and nesting, also with prepare: false. The other typed arrays stay bytea; sql.array(new Float32Array([1.5])), which main rejects, puts them into an array column. Into text, an untyped position or a user-defined type an array stays String(value) (a,b), as on main and in postgres.js (pg: {"a","b"}), so an array of an enum needs sql.array(values, "mood"). A plain array into json[] / jsonb[] follows sql.array(values, "JSONB"): nested arrays are dimensions, null is the JSON value, undefined is SQL NULL, sql.json([1, 2]) is one element (that half of #33579, #29551).

MySQL / MariaDB foundRows: true, also ?foundRows=true: CLIENT_FOUND_ROWS, so affectedRows counts rows matched, not rows changed, the default of mysql2 and mariadb. Off by default, as on main (#30848, #30843).

libpq URL keys and variables. ?connect_timeout=, ?sslrootcert= ... went to the server, which refused the connection, and ?password= went out in the startup packet. Now read: host, port, user, password, dbname, connect_timeout, idle_timeout, max_lifetime, max, prepare, channel_binding, sslrootcert, sslcert, sslkey, sslpassword. Keys that only tune libpq (keepalives*, target_session_attrs ...) are dropped. Keys that restrict the connection (require_auth, sslcrl ...) still go to the server, which refuses them. New variables: PGUSERNAME, USERNAME, PGAPPNAME, PGOPTIONS, PGCONNECT_TIMEOUT, PGCHANNELBINDING.

bun:sqlite: db.function(), db.aggregate(), better-sqlite3's signatures (options varargs, deterministic, directOnly, safeIntegers); inverse makes a window function. What a callback throws comes out of get() / all() / run() unchanged. A BigInt result outside 64 bits follows the function's safeIntegers, like a parameter (#8558, #25703, #1474, #5051).

bun:sqlite: db.onInsert, db.onUpdate, db.onDelete = function (database, tableName, rowid, schemaName); null removes it. What a hook throws is an uncaught exception at once, and the statement goes on. While a function, aggregate or hook runs, every other call on that Database, close() included, throws "This database connection is busy executing a query". No commit hook (#12631, #4175). Small: db[Symbol.for("sqlite-type")] (#22109), stmt.reader, stmt.readonly (#16469), stmt.declaredTypes before the first run.

Fixed

What is listed above isn't repeated. A line without -> names a symptom that is gone.

Pool and lifecycle

A pool that lost connections dialed nothing while one was ready (it stayed at 4 of 5 for ever and ran 3 parallel queries on 1 backend) -> it grows back, one dial per waiting caller that no dial in flight covers.
execute() / begin() inside onclose got the dead connection ("connection must be a PostgresSQLConnection") -> it has left the pool and the waiting callers are redialed for before onclose runs (sql: finish the pool slot's close transition before calling the user's onclose #43958, sql: dial a closed pool slot again for the callers still queued on the pool #44938, Bun.SQL: queries fail with "connection must be a PostgresSQLConnection" after the server closes the connection #45039).
A connection the server killed in the read that finished the handshake got onclose, then onconnect, and stayed in the pool: every later query failed, close() hung -> onconnect never comes after onclose, both drivers (sql: deliver onconnect before onclose so a connection killed right after connecting can't strand a query #40913, Bun.SQL: queries fail with "connection must be a PostgresSQLConnection" after the server closes the connection #45039, Bun.SQL: graceful close stays pending after server terminates sibling pool connections, despite all onclose callbacks firing #42804).
close({ timeout: 2 ** 31 }) overflowed setTimeout and killed the queries after 1 ms -> clamped (sql: reject close() timeouts that overflow setTimeout's millisecond range #32100, Bun.SQL: close() timeout upper bound is validated in seconds but armed in milliseconds #32096). close(), then close({ timeout: 0 }), left a held reservation running (sql: a later close() waits for the pending close, for at most its timeout #43959).
A replaced Promise.prototype.finally could wedge the pool -> a private promise; the connection is released before the caller's reactions run (sql: learn that a query settled with one reaction, not with finally() #44315).
q.cancel(); await q never settled -> rejects (sql: reject a query cancelled before it runs, finish close({ timeout }) when the work drains, send no COMMIT after tx.close() #44799).
The connect-retry budget read Date.now(): endless under setSystemTime(), short on a clock step -> monotonic clock (sql: measure the connect-retry budget on the monotonic clock #37960).
A password function that throws undefined left the query pending forever. sql`a; b`.values().simple() ignored simple(). query.active was always false.
PostgreSQL: a FATAL error for the running query left the connection in the pool until the FIN, and a session ended while idle reached onclose as ERR_POSTGRES_EXPECTED_REQUEST -> fails at once with the server's error, e.g. 57P01 (sql: deliver onconnect before onclose so a connection killed right after connecting can't strand a query #40913).
onconnect / onclose never fired for the sql.listen() connection (sql: fire onconnect/onclose for the sql.listen() connection #41051, sql: onconnect/onclose never fire for the sql.listen() connection, so LISTEN connection loss is unobservable #41050).
bun --sql-preconnect with a refused connection ran the script, then exited 1, against the docs -> exit 0.

Handles, transactions, savepoints

sql.begin(tx => Promise.all([...])) with one failing task: the other tasks' later statements ran after ROLLBACK in autocommit, so rows of a rejected begin() or savepoint() stayed -> they reject, on all four databases (sql: reject a statement that runs after its transaction, savepoint or reservation ended #43263).
tx.unsafe(), tx.file(), reserved.unsafe(), reserved.file(), notify(), commitDistributed() ignored the handle's state and ran after its end (sql: reject unsafe() and file() on a closed transaction or reserved handle #43249, sql: reject a transaction or reserved query that first runs after the handle closed #43261). tx`...`.values() on an ended handle threw .values is not a function -> a Query that rejects when run (sql: return a Query from the tagged template on a closed transaction or reserved handle #43257).
tx.close({ timeout }) whose queries finished in time committed -> rolls back (sql: reject a query cancelled before it runs, finish close({ timeout }) when the work drains, send no COMMIT after tx.close() #44799, Bun.SQL: transaction.close({ timeout }) commits instead of rolling back when pending queries drain before the timeout #32148); reserved.close({ timeout }) then lost the pool slot. close({ timeout: -1 }) left the handle unusable (sql: reject close() timeouts that overflow setTimeout's millisecond range #32100). A handled failing query was reported again as unhandled.
close() or a lost connection started or rejected identifiers, fragments and unstarted queries, and a handle retained them all -> a query is tracked from start to settle (sql: track a query on a reserved or transaction handle from its start #44932).
tx.close() and the end of the callback could both end the transaction -> one end. Now that cancel() works, close() spares Bun's own BEGIN / COMMIT / SAVEPOINT (sql: reject a query cancelled before it runs, finish close({ timeout }) when the work drains, send no COMMIT after tx.close() #44799, sql(mysql): Query.cancel() rejects a query that is not written yet #44625).
Connection lost under a begin() whose callback doesn't return: later begin(), reserve(), close() hung -> the slot goes back at the loss (sql: release the pool slot of sql.begin() when its connection closes #43205). reserved.unsafe() then ran on the pool's next connection (Bun.SQL: queries fail with "connection must be a PostgresSQLConnection" after the server closes the connection #45039).
reserved.release() during a running reserved.begin(): the nested COMMIT committed the next caller's work -> the connection goes back after the transaction (sql: make reserved.release() wait for a transaction started on the reservation #43255).
tx.savepoint(sp => [q1, q2]) sent RELEASE before the queries (sql: reject a statement that runs after its transaction, savepoint or reservation ended #43263). tx.savepoint("audit", fn) sent SAVEPOINT s0 -> s0_audit (sql: send the name of tx.savepoint(name, fn) to the server #45111). A failed ROLLBACK lost the callback's error -> it is the cause (sql: keep the callback error as cause when ROLLBACK fails #41817).
The begin() callback saw no AsyncLocalStorage store on a cold pool, another request's on a busy one -> its caller's (sql: run the sql.begin() callback in the async context of its caller #43652).
A reserve() handle dropped without release() kept its connection forever -> released when collected (sql: release reserve() clients that are garbage collected without release() #35117).
sql instanceof Bun.SQL threw -> true for every handle; class X extends Bun.SQL {} threw at the definition -> new X() throws "Bun.SQL cannot be subclassed" (sql: give Bun.SQL a prototype so that instanceof works #42637). new Bun.sql(url, { tls: true }) dropped the options and connected in plaintext (sql: pass the options of new Bun.sql(url, options) to the client #45118).
SQLite: a failed COMMIT left the transaction open and every later begin() failed -> rolled back. After INSERT OR ROLLBACK, RAISE(ROLLBACK), SQLITE_FULL the rest of the callback ran in autocommit -> nothing more runs (sql(sqlite): roll back a failed COMMIT, send no ROLLBACK when SQLite has no transaction #45065). close() didn't reject a running begin() (sql(sqlite): reject an in-flight begin() when the instance is closed #43116).

Options, URLs, environment

{ filename: "./dev.db" } without adapter dialed PostgreSQL on host .; SQLITE_URL=x.db opened postgres://x.db (sql: treat a plain-path filename or SQLITE_URL as a SQLite file #44483). A server's URL in filename, or hostname, port ... next to it, still make it a connection string. { adapter: "sqlite", url } opened :memory: (that half of sql(sqlite): honor options.url with adapter: "sqlite" and keep "?" in plain filenames #38427).
{ adapter: "sqlite" } next to a server DATABASE_URL used it as the file name -> :memory:. { adapter: "mysql" } without a host next to DATABASE_URL=postgres://... dialed that host and timed out -> MYSQL_URL, else defaults, and then with the TLS level the passed-over URL asks for, as on main (tls: false or ssl: "..." replaces it); such a URL without a host fills in as on main (sql(sqlite): skip a PostgreSQL, MySQL or MariaDB URL in DATABASE_URL #45080).
hostname, host, path, socket or five explicit PostgreSQL fields next to DATABASE_URL=:memory: or another SQLite URL opened SQLite -> the server. { url: "postgres://..." } next to MYSQL_URL ran the MySQL driver on it and timed out -> the scheme of url wins over the name of a variable (those parts of sql: do not read the environment connection URL when options name a target #41586).
SQLite: ?mode=rw created the file; ?mode=rw&mode=ro, a mode=ro next to a # (?mode=ro#x, ?a=b#mode=ro), ?mode=ro + { readonly: undefined }, { readwrite: false } opened read-write -> read-only (sql(sqlite): make ?mode=rw open without creating the database #38417, sql(sqlite): honor readwrite: false and treat an undefined option as not set #45079, sql(sqlite): throw for an unknown ?mode=, and take the most restrictive of a repeated one #45153). bigint: true did nothing -> safeIntegers (sql(sqlite): honor bigint: true as safeIntegers, make flush() a no-op #41816).
socket: and ?socket=, both documented, did nothing -> aliases of path. mysql://user:pass@/db?socket=... threw Invalid URL -> URLs without a host parse (sql: accept the documented socket option and ?socket= as aliases of path #37807, SQL: Encounter error when try to connect to unix socket. #23954).
A host that starts with / (hostname, PGHOST, ?host=, %2F...) went to DNS -> socket directory. sslmode=require on a PostgreSQL unix socket failed -> ignored there, like libpq.
PostgreSQL: a path that is a directory was dialed as it is -> <directory>/.s.PGSQL.<port>. The pathname of unix:///run/a.sock was also the database run/a.sock -> the default database. SQLITE:// / FILE: in filename or in a variable were Invalid URL or PostgreSQL -> SQLite, as in the string form. A NUL in path was dropped and TCP dialed -> rejected.
console.log(sql.options) printed the password, tls.key, tls.passphrase -> [REDACTED] (sql: print the password as [REDACTED] when inspecting sql.options #41725). sql.options.sslMode = "require" meant disable -> the next query rejects (sql: don't crash on an invalid timeout or sslMode assigned to sql.options #43818).

Query building

where ${[sql`a`, sql`or b`]} bound one parameter and matched every row on PostgreSQL -> the fragments are joined. sql({ ts: sql`now()` }), sql({ n: sql.array(a, "INT4") }) failed -> work.
The MySQL update helper knew one spelling of ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE -> any (sql(mysql): accept any spelling of ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE in the update helper #32040, Bun.SQL: MySQL update helper does not detect lowercase ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE #32035). Keywords inside strings and comments confused helpers. Each helper copied and lower-cased the whole text so far (sql: find a helper's command without casing the whole query #43789).
Buffer / Uint8Array elements in sql.array stored garbage -> \x hex; a typed array stored {NaN,NaN} -> its numbers (sql(postgres): hex-encode Uint8Array/DataView elements in sql.array; stop TypedArray.map coercion #36241).
sql({ "-1": 1 }) threw. An identifier used in another client's query was quoted for the wrong dialect (mysql dynamic query error but pg is work #24050). sql.unsafe(text, values) read the caller's array when the query ran.
globalThis.Array = ... before the first use of Bun.SQL threw "The superclass is not a constructor" (Make Bun.SQL resilient to globalThis.Array being overwritten #32558).

PostgreSQL protocol, types, errors

Every pattern of NULLs in a statement's parameters prepared another statement, and none was ever closed, so backends grew to several GB -> the cache key is the text plus the declared types, NULL fits any (Bug: Bun.SQL bulk-insert rows with nullable columns causes database to crash #28980).
A statement name could end inside a multi-byte character, and two texts with the same first 40 bytes could share one (42P05) (sql(postgres): the connection hands out each statement id once, on the cache miss #44042). A text that ends in NUL put the stream out of step; extended batches sent a Flush before Sync (sql(postgres): stop sending a Flush after a simple Query #44784).
An int4[] / float4[] with a NULL or more than one dimension was rejected on a binary path (NULLS_IN_ARRAY_NOT_SUPPORTED_YET, MULTIDIMENSIONAL_ARRAY_NOT_SUPPORTED_YET) -> a plain Array, null for NULL, float4 elements widened. The elements decide, not the header's has-nulls flag, which the server leaves set after the last NULL is gone (those parts of sql(postgres): read int4[]/float4[] as a plain array on every path #45211, Bun.SQL: parameterized queries fail on int4[]/float4[] values with NULLs or more than one dimension #45062).
A numeric of 131,069+ digits read "" or "-" when sent in binary -> to decode, numeric and time are asked for in text and their binary decoders are deleted (postgres: read the word count of a binary NUMERIC as unsigned #45014); int2[] and float8[] are asked for in binary. The values are the same.
Text arrays had a parser with its own number, JSON, date and bytea decoders -> a tokenizer that hands each element to the scalar decoder. Fixed by it: explicit bounds, '[0:2]={1,2,3}', indkey::int2[] (Decode Postgres text arrays with explicit bounds #43335, Bun.SQL (postgres): an array with explicit bounds ([0:2]={1,2,3}, indkey::int2[]) fails with ERR_POSTGRES_UNSUPPORTED_ARRAY_FORMAT #43332); 1e-07, 1e+20 in float arrays, 12345678901, 1e5, [null] in json[], -0 (sql(postgres): decode float arrays in exponent form and json[] numbers past int32 #43336, sql(postgres): decode each unquoted array element by its column type #45305); json[] nested over 100 deep.
BC dates were Invalid Date, dates past year 9999 were read in local time on the text paths -> one parser, same instant under every TZ.
65,536 parameters, and on MySQL the second run of a failed prepare or a wrong parameter count, rejected with a plain object (no stack, not instanceof Error) (sql: make MySQLError and PostgresError in native code #44118, Bun.SQL: a query that fails on the client rejects with a different value on each path #43992, sql(mysql): a statement text of 16 MiB or more rejects with no code #43993). A failing query stayed pending forever when Error.prepareStackTrace threw -> stack is made on the first read (sql: make the stack of a native error on the first read #44204).
PostgresError.column / .line held a position in Bun's own source when the server sent none -> absent (sql: leave PostgresError.column and .line undefined when the server sends none #45151, Bun.SQL: PostgresError.column is a number when Postgres doesn't send a column #45064). detail, hint, constraint ... were UTF-16 bytes read as text when non-ASCII. severity was translated on a server with another lc_messages.
The Bind format code came from the list of types Bun can decode, so numeric, float4, time were announced binary and sent as text (08P01) -> binary only where value and type match (bool, int4, float8, bytea, timestamp(tz)); the rest is text (sql(postgres): announce binary format for a Bind parameter only when it is binary-encoded #41976).
Date into date / time failed (sql(postgres): announce binary format for a Bind parameter only when it is binary-encoded #41976, Bug: Bun.SQL serializes Date parameters via .toString() instead of .toISOString() for prepare:false #29010). prepare: false sent a Date as toString() and an object as [object Object] (postgres: encode Date and object parameters correctly with prepare: false #39452, Bug: Bun.SQL serializes Date parameters via .toString() instead of .toISOString() for prepare:false #29010, Bun.SQL with prepare:false serializes object JSONB parameters as "[object Object]" #30221, SQL: prepare: false changes parameter encoding — Date and plain objects stop binding #39450). decimal.js / Temporal values into numeric, time failed; URL, DataView threw; a bigint outside int64 failed -> numeric.
A CopyBothResponse hung the query -> "Streaming replication is not supported".
Ten codes that nothing can produce any more are gone: six ERR_POSTGRES_* (*_NOT_SUPPORTED_YET, UNSUPPORTED_NUMERIC_FORMAT, INVALID_QUERY_BINDING, OVERFLOW, INVALID_BYTE_SEQUENCE_FOR_ENCODING), four ERR_MYSQL_* (INVALID_QUERY_BINDING, *LOCAL_INFILE*, PASSWORD_REQUIRED).

PostgreSQL authentication and TLS

?channel_binding= was forwarded as a startup parameter (42704). A server that offers no known mechanism got a SCRAM-SHA-256 answer anyway -> ERR_POSTGRES_SASL_NO_KNOWN_MECHANISM. A mandatory extension (m=) is rejected before the proof (sql(postgres): implement SCRAM-SHA-256-PLUS channel binding and enforce channel_binding=require #41703).
A SCRAM iteration count out of bounds failed with ERR_POSTGRES_INVALID_MESSAGE "Failed to read data" -> ERR_POSTGRES_SASL_ITERATION_COUNT_OUT_OF_RANGE with the count and the bounds (the error of sql(postgres): accept SCRAM-SHA-256 iteration counts below 4096 #38133). A GSSAPI / SSPI request showed an unfilled format string -> "GSSAPI authentication is not supported".
Over TLS the StartupMessage (user, database) was queued when the handshake started -> written once chain and identity are accepted.
A TLS 1.2 server that renegotiates reports a second handshake: both drivers sent their login again, and the next query got the reply to it -> ignored after the first.

MySQL / MariaDB

Two queries on one connection could resolve with each other's rows when a parameter's toJSON started a query (MySQL: query writes can bypass queued-but-unwritten requests in the native request queue #32005). BUN_FEATURE_FLAG_DISABLE_SQL_AUTO_PIPELINING=1 hung every prepared query (sql(mysql): stop reading DISABLE_SQL_AUTO_PIPELINING in can_pipeline #44022).
One INSERT with K nullable columns was up to 2^K server statements, and statements piled up until the server ran out of memory (a production report is on sql(mysql): cap the prepared-statement cache and send COM_STMT_CLOSE on eviction #33190) (sql(mysql): cap the prepared-statement cache and send COM_STMT_CLOSE on eviction #33190, Bug: Bun.SQL bulk-insert rows with nullable columns causes database to crash #28980).
caching_sha2_password: the scramble hashed 21 bytes (nonce + NUL), so fast authentication always failed: plain TCP needed allowPublicKeyRetrieval: true at every login, not just the first; a password of 20+ bytes failed with errno 1045 -> 20-byte nonce (sql(mysql): scramble caching_sha2_password against the 20-byte nonce #33504, fix(sql/mysql): fix caching_sha2_password auth for passwords > 19 chars #28161, caching_sha2_password auth to MySQL 8.0 not working with passwords longer than 19 chars #26195).
A length that points past its packet's end hung the query or decoded the next packet as data (a phantom row) -> ERR_MYSQL_MALFORMED_PACKET (sql(mysql): bound packet-body reads to the enclosing packet's payload length #35118).
A Date before 1970 was rejected -> years 0 to 9999 (mysql: compute civil date from day count so pre-1970 Date params don't abort #31209). Prepared TIMEDIFF(), SEC_TO_TIME(3661.25) lost their fraction (mysql: keep fractional seconds when decoding binary TIME values #31738). MariaDB: every object or array parameter failed with errno 1210 (sql(mysql): bind JSON parameters as MYSQL_TYPE_STRING so MariaDB accepts them #37125). DataView was rejected.
An idle connection that got a query didn't ref the event loop: exit 0 with the query in flight, or a spinning core under top-level await (sql(mysql): ref the event loop when a query is enqueued on an idle connection #38163, Bun 1.3.9 MySQL (Bun.SQL) keeps dropping/ending during a real read+write workload #27102). A short maxLifetime with a slow handshake rejected the first query.
Every close() counted as an aborted client on the server (Aborted_clients +3 after 3 closes -> +0).

SQLite adapter

A valid SELECT resolved [] ('%"%' in the text, /*c*/select, select*from, values (...)), and INSERT ... SELECT, WITH ... INSERT reported count 0 -> the adapter asks SQLite whether the statement returns columns instead of tokenizing (sql(sqlite): decide row-returning via column count, not a tokenizer #33583, Bun.SQL SQLite returns count 0 for INSERT ... SELECT without RETURNING #30811).
A text whose first statement returns rows (sql.unsafe("SELECT 1; INSERT ..."), a migration file that starts with a PRAGMA) ran only that statement -> every statement runs; the result is the first statement's rows. Only the first statement can have parameters: a later one that has any is refused, where main bound NULL or skipped it.
Named parameters on a nested sql.unsafe() were dropped and NULL was bound: delete ... where name is not ${sql.unsafe("$o", { $o: "bob" })} emptied the table -> SyntaxError. sql.unsafe("... = ?", 0) (also "", false, 0n) bound NULL -> binds the value. PostgreSQL: a fragment with a second argument that is no array, in front of a parameter, sent $NaN -> works (those parts of sql: reject non-array values on a nested sql.unsafe() fragment #44745, sql: gate the values of unsafe() and file() on presence, not truthiness #44867).
More than about 640,000 rows rejected with RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded (sql(sqlite): lift the ~640k row ceiling on result sets #38438). sql.flush() threw -> no-op (sql(sqlite): honor bigint: true as safeIntegers, make flush() a no-op #41816).
Through the adapter too: multi-statement errors (bun:sqlite: make exec() throw on step-time errors in non-final statements #37418), byteOffset (bun:sqlite: count byteOffset from the start of the SQL text in run and exec #45229); a NUL in a file name throws from new SQL() (bun:sqlite: reject paths containing null bytes #37006).

bun:sqlite

{}, { create: false }, { readonly: false }, { readwrite: false } failed with SQLITE_MISUSE, { create: false, strict: true } created the file -> the mode comes from readonly, create, readwrite only (bun:sqlite: choose the open mode from readonly, create and readwrite only #44908, sqlite: fix { create: false } failing with SQLITE_MISUSE on existing databases #32422, "create: false" errors even when there is a DB file already #9410, new Database with { create: false } throws SQLITE_MISUSE #15876).
SQLiteError.byteOffset counted from the failing statement -> from the start of the text (bun:sqlite: count byteOffset from the start of the SQL text in run and exec #45229).
A kept statement returned rows with the old keys, or values under wrong keys, after ALTER TABLE (bun:sqlite: fix lone-surrogate encoding, out-of-range BigInt binding, and stale column names #32841, SQLite schema cache is not properly invalidated #1332); stmt.columnNames / declaredTypes still update at the next run, as in Node. SELECT 1: row["1"] was undefined (bun:sqlite: make index-like column names readable on row objects #37238, sqlite: .query().get() returns result with key that sometimes is and sometimes isn't '1' #18326).
{ name: 1 } for $name bound NULL (default), { $name: 1 } threw (strict) -> both work (bun:sqlite in strict mode to accept parameters with and without prefix #13409, bun:sqlite bug: Different outcome (error) on statement with binding values by position or by name #18456). Strict $1 read key 0 (bun:sqlite: bind strict-mode numeric named parameters by their literal key #37240).
UTF-16 strings: a lone surrogate read back as three U+FFFD, a leading U+FEFF was dropped, a leading U+FFFE byte-swapped the rest (bun:sqlite: fix lone-surrogate encoding, out-of-range BigInt binding, and stale column names #32841). A whole number from 2^51 on was stored as REAL (bun:sqlite: bind every safe integer number as INTEGER #43281). db.prepare(sql, "x") ignored the binding (bun:sqlite Database.prepare ignores single binding argument, only array bindings work #25472, bun:sqlite: bind a single value in db.prepare(), finalize the statement if the bind throws #45367); a lone value is still dropped unless the statement has one parameter. A bind that threw in prepare() kept the file open after close() until a GC.
break out of iterate() left the cursor open (SQLITE_LOCKED, "database is locked") -> reset (bun:sqlite: throw when a Statement is reused while its iterate() cursor is live #32917).
A NUL byte in a file name, extension path or schema name cut the string short -> throws (bun:sqlite: reject paths containing null bytes #37006, part of Reject paths with embedded null bytes in Bun.mmap, unix sockets, and bun:sqlite #38514). Database.setCustomSQLite() returned true where it does nothing (bun:sqlite: return false from Database.setCustomSQLite() on non-macOS #36371).
A bind failure was a plain Error -> SQLiteError. SQL text over 1e9 bytes failed as a whole -> the limit is per statement. System-library builds asked dlopen for sqlite3 -> libsqlite3.so.0 (bun:sqlite fails to locate the libsqlite3.so* system library #26629).

node:sqlite

db.close() / using db kept the file and -wal / -shm open until every StatementSync was collected (EBUSY on Windows) -> close() finalizes the connection's statements and releases the file at once, like Node (node:sqlite: finalize outstanding prepared statements in DatabaseSync.close() #40005, fix(node:sqlite): preserve virtual-table statement ownership on close #41890, node:sqlite: DatabaseSync.close() leaves the file locked on Windows when a statement was prepared (EBUSY) #40001).
stmt.get() built a new Structure per call (node:sqlite: keep the cached row Structure across get() calls #44103, node:sqlite StatementSync.get() ~1.5x slower than Node when returning table columns #44084). A Proxy (Vue reactive(), MobX), a module namespace or a String object as named parameters bound NULL to everything. applyChangeset() errors had an errstr Node's don't have (node:sqlite: omit errstr on applyChangeset errors to match Node #34453).

Crashes and memory safety

PostgreSQL: a query started from a parameter's toString() / toJSON() on the same connection panicked (@intCast) with prepare: false, or gave 08P01 plus two queries that never settle -> parameters are converted first, writing Bind runs no JS, and the nested query runs behind the outer one (sql(postgres): a query dispatched while a request's parameters are converted only enqueues #43918).
sql.options.idleTimeout = -1 (or "abc", {}) panicked at the next connection, both drivers (sql: don't crash on an invalid timeout or sslMode assigned to sql.options #43818). run() on the private PostgreSQL query handle with a missing argument panicked (SQL half of node:http2: throw instead of panic when the native setNextStreamID() misses its argument #44897).
MySQL: a later parameter's toJSON that shrank an earlier resizable ArrayBuffer segfaulted -> bytes are read after all user code ran (MySQL half of Copy WebAssembly.Memory and resizable ArrayBuffer bytes for off-thread borrows #38289, Bun.Image and MySQL blob binds pin an ArrayBuffer but don't guard WebAssembly.Memory growth during off-thread reads #38277).
bun:sqlite: db.fileControl(op, null) segfaulted, (op) threw -> storage Bun owns (bun:sqlite: give fileControl(op, null) storage that bun owns #44089, covers bun:sqlite: give fileControl a per-opcode allowlist with internal scratch storage #36301). A Database could be closed under its own running serialize() (bun:sqlite: make the Database handle a GC cell that owns its connection #41611). RAISE(ABORT, '') hit a debug assertion (part of Fix debug assertion on an empty error message from a V8 addon or SQLite #43797).
bun:sqlite, node:sqlite: a 2^30-character string aborted the process -> RangeError (parts of sqlite, console, process: do not abort on a string too long to convert to UTF-8 #42868).

Memory and performance

GC cells per awaited select 1 (release): PostgreSQL 84 -> 28, MySQL 76 -> 27, SQLite 52 -> 33 (whole PR; sql: start a query in the call of then(), catch(), finally() and run() #44105, sql: learn that a query settled with one reaction, not with finally() #44315). Per cached PostgreSQL query: 47,770 -> 23,291 instructions (-51 %).
A bulk insert of 1,000 x 10, end to end (release, 43ad527, the union of keys still in): PostgreSQL -38.0 %, MySQL -52.6 %; with one undefined cell +2.1 % and -15.7 %.
The PostgreSQL read buffer was never compacted while reads ended inside a message (rows larger than a socket read): a 1,000 MiB COPY stream grew RSS by 1,235 MB without the fix. Now (release): 255 MiB/s, peak RSS 59 MiB.
bun:sqlite (release): all() per row, get by key and an insert of 3 ints cost 4,613, 8,375 and 4,489 on main, now 3,225, 6,502 and 3,381; 29 of 31 cases are cheaper. Rows of 63+ columns made one Structure per row -> one per statement, 1,665 -> 310 per cell (bun:sqlite: cache row Structure for results wider than 62 columns #31669); an exec() of 80,000 statements 5.34 -> 0.11 s of CPU (bun:sqlite: give SQLite NUL-terminated SQL text and prepare in place #45207).
bun:sqlite: the Database is a GC cell that owns its connection (bun:sqlite: make the Database handle a GC cell that owns its connection #41611), so dropped deserialize() databases and failed opens (bun:sqlite: close the sqlite3 handle when Database open fails #34898) no longer pile up: 40,000 of the first +3,016 -> +3.9 MB. bun:sqlite memory growth with dynamic query text can OOM 1GB container (in-memory DB) #28911's db.query() loop 953 -> 92 MB; text over 64 KB isn't cached (sqlite: bound query cache by SQL byte size #28912, bun:sqlite memory growth with dynamic query text can OOM 1GB container (in-memory DB) #28911). Workers shared SQLite's malloc mutex -> configured once per process, MEMSTATUS off and MULTITHREAD (Turn off SQLite memory statistics so Worker connections stop sharing one malloc mutex #44197).
node:sqlite (release): a 5-column get() 13,458 -> 4,077 (node:sqlite: keep the cached row Structure across get() calls #44103); all 10 cases are cheaper.

Tests and CI

The PostgreSQL test containers crash-restarted under load (57P03 "the database system is in recovery mode"). We infer: docker kills the sh -c pg_isready health check at its 5 s timeout, the postmaster (PID 1) adopts the orphan and takes its exit 2 for a crashed backend. test/docker/docker-compose.yml now has an exec-form check and init: true.
sql-tls-ip-literal-host.test.ts failed 16 of 108 runs on main (mock on 127.0.0.1, client dialed ::1) -> 0.
postgres_auth had the md5 and SCRAM verifiers swapped and no test used it -> fixed; the login tests are in test/js/sql/postgres-auth.test.ts.
MariaDB runs the whole sql-mysql.test.ts matrix. prestart-map.mjs is complete (test(docker): add postgres-prepared-pipeline-reorder to prestart-map #35912, test(docker): prestart postgres for postgres-row-decode-error #44043), and test/internal/prestart-map.test.ts fails when a test's container is missing. The isDockerEnabled() wrappers are gone, so BUN_TEST_SERVICE_* overrides run the suites (test(sql): drop redundant isDockerEnabled() gates that block BUN_TEST_SERVICE overrides #37123, SQL part of test: gate service-backed suites on isDockerServiceEnabled() so BUN_TEST_SERVICE overrides run them #39850).
Ported test-only PRs: test: consolidate the issue 26063 mysql collation test into one shared table #36948 test(sql): tighten sql-onconnect-onclose-throw assertions and run its container scenarios concurrently #37114 test(sql): assert resolution order in "reserve connection" instead of a wall-clock delta #38221 test(sql): prestart postgres for the LISTEN/NOTIFY file, run its suites concurrently, assert exact errors #40193 test: speed up node-sqlite.test.ts and tighten its assertions #40194 test(sql): prestart the containers for the statement-cache hash-collision file, store the colliding queries, assert rows and prepare counts #40537 test: speed up the 28632 MySQL leak test and cover wide prepared-statement rows #40633 test(sql): prestart postgres for sql-reserve-abort, run its tests concurrently, assert results #41104 test(sql): prestart mariadb for sql-empty-column-name, one mock child per adapter, assert whole rows #41176 test(sql): prestart postgres for postgres-bytea-bind, run its tests concurrently, assert the bytes read back #42587 test(sql): reject from listeningServer when the bind fails #44035 test(sql): use fewer rows in sqlite-sql.test.ts on debug builds #44850.

Docs and types

docs/runtime/sql.mdx was rewritten.
Types: await sql`...` carries the result metadata (SQL.ResultMetadata) (sql: report affectedRows on PostgreSQL and SQLite query results #40434, sql: expose column type metadata on query results #30037); release() is Promise<void> (sql: make reserved.release() wait for a transaction started on the reservation #43255); SavepointSQL has savepoint(); bun:sqlite options accept undefined under exactOptionalPropertyTypes (sql(sqlite): honor readwrite: false and treat an undefined option as not set #45079).
onconnect / onclose were documented as receiving a client -> an error or null (docs(sql): onconnect/onclose receive an error argument, not a client #38625, types(sql): document what onconnect/onclose receive for each adapter #38634). timestamp decodes as UTC (docs(sql): add a Dates and time zones section for timestamp UTC decoding #39881, docs: timestamp without time zone decoding as UTC isn't documented in the PostgreSQL section #39879). Multi-statement files are atomic on PostgreSQL only (docs(sql): say that multi-statement files are atomic on PostgreSQL only #41744). Also docs(sql): correct SQLite error codes, placeholder syntax, and MySQL DDL in transactions #41813 (SQLite codes, placeholders, MySQL DDL), docs(sql): say that a savepoint holds every statement that runs while it is open #44998 (what a savepoint holds), bun-types: document the per-adapter defaults of the SQL port, username and database options #44373 (defaults), docs: say when Bun.SQL reads query parameters, and that https.Server cannot adopt sockets #42206 (SQL half), docs: remove trailing whitespace in sql guide #41094.
bun:sqlite: examples call db.run(), not the deprecated db.exec() (docs(sqlite): replace deprecated Database.exec with Database.run in examples #24482); typings and docs for safeIntegers() (fix(types): sqlite add Statement.safeIntegers typings and docs #26627), isFinalized, toJSON(), clearQueryCache(); get() / all() without arguments reuse the last bound values (fix(types): correct JSDoc examples for Statement.get() and Statement.all() #31747, incorrect docs for bun:sqlite Statement.{get,raw,iterate,all,run,values} #26622).

Found and not fixed

"Also on main" is marked (m).

Worth a close read: signature_digest_nid in src/boringssl_sys/boringssl.rs is new unsafe FFI over a certificate the peer chooses, and on_handshake now runs user code.
node:sqlite, macOS: node:sqlite: read-only query fails on macOS after closing a WAL-mode database without sidecars #45171 (read-only open of a WAL database whose sidecars are gone) isn't fixed and gets easier to hit, because every close() is now a real close.
Options, decided by the maintainer: as on main. NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0 also switches off sslmode=verify-ca / verify-full (sql: a verify-ca or verify-full sslmode always verifies the certificate #41589). new SQL({ hostname }) takes the other fields of an environment URL, its user and password too (sql: do not read the environment connection URL when options name a target #41586). A TLS_* URL is taken as written: ?sslmode=disable or tls: false make it plaintext. PGDATABASE / MYSQL_DATABASE / MARIADB_DATABASE beat the URL's database (Bun.SQL: PGDATABASE overrides the database named in the connection URL #45276, sql: let the URL pathname win over PGDATABASE, MYSQL_DATABASE, MARIADB_DATABASE #45287). The hardening was in this PR, is out again, and stays open in those pull requests.
Pool (m): no lazy or min-sized pool (🚀 Feature Request: Customizable Connection Pool Strategy (eager vs lazy) mysql / postgres #30631, Bug: SQL Implementation creating un-used sql connections #30632, sql: grow connection pool lazily instead of opening max on first use #30636), no AbortSignal (Bun.SQL: add ability to cancel query using AbortSignal #23175). Queries assigned to a connection but not sent yet die with it (sql: a closed pool connection hands its unsent requests back to the pool #44924). At max: 1 with a BEGIN by hand, idleTimeout / maxLifetime can close the connection between two statements (documented). Other callers' queries already sent behind a query that leaves a transaction open are rolled back with it.
--hot: a kept pool that nobody asks for a connection during a whole load has its idle connections closed and dials again on demand. An uncleared setInterval of an earlier load that queries makes its old pool fill again (m). listen() callbacks of earlier loads keep running (m).
cancel(): a running PostgreSQL query with another one written behind it rejects at once but runs to its end on the server, as on main. MySQL / MariaDB (m): a query on the wire runs to its end. No KILL QUERY is sent: it names a session, and a late kill hit the session's next query in 34 % to 88 % of our tries, depending on server and set-up (sql(mysql): Query.cancel() rejects a query that is not written yet #44625).
MariaDB XA, max > 1 (m): the connection that prepared a branch answers other callers with 1399, and commitDistributed() elsewhere gets 1397. New: reserved.beginDistributed() directly followed by reserved.release() closes the connection.
PostgreSQL (m): real, int4[] and float4[] follow the wire format: 0.1 / Array in text, 0.10000000149011612 / a typed array in binary (sql: make a FLOAT/real column read the same on the binary and text protocol paths #41888, sql(postgres): read int4[]/float4[] as a plain array on every path #45211). A string bound to json / jsonb is stored as a JSON string when prepared, like postgres.js, and sent as it is with prepare: false, like pg; so ${JSON.stringify(obj)} stores a string (bug(SQL): bun-sql double encodes all values inserted into json and jsonb columns with Postgres 18, their resulting type is always string #28819, postgres: send a string parameter bound to json/jsonb verbatim #40944). Arrays of user-defined types read as the literal "{a,b}" (Bun.SQL(postgres): resolve custom type OIDs from the catalog so arrays of domains can be parsed #41040), composites as "(1,q)" (postgres composite types #20379). A fractional number into numeric keeps 15 digits, a bare number into json / money fails (42804). prepare: false: a Date into time, json, jsonb is rejected.
PostgreSQL auth: prefer doesn't stop a server from asking for a cleartext or md5 password; require does. (m): the SCRAM iteration count must be within 4096..10,000,000, deliberate hardening; libpq, postgres.js and pg accept any count >= 1. Parity is the range check in the SASLContinue arm of PostgresSQLConnection.rs (sql(postgres): accept SCRAM-SHA-256 iteration counts below 4096 #38133).
MySQL: sha256_password over a unix socket still needs allowPublicKeyRetrieval: true. (m): FLOAT reads 0.1 from .simple(), 0.10000000149011612 prepared, like mysql2 (sql: make a FLOAT/real column read the same on the binary and text protocol paths #41888); BIGINT above 2^31 is a string; after USE a cached text still runs in the OLD database, silently; a multi-statement text that KILL QUERY hits between two statements never settles (maxLifetime bounds it).
SQLite: on every adapter transform.undefined skips sql.unsafe() values. db.prepare("a; b").run() runs only a, like node:sqlite (documented).
Not reproduced on Linux, no claim: Bun.SQL hangs after calling fs.readdir on MySQL #24130 100% cpu if use sslmode on mysql #24845 Crash in createInstance in Postgres client in Bun.SQL #24434 Bun crashes when using bun test with the SQL built-in library (PostgreSQL) #23305 bun:sql — prepared-statement cache returns wrong statement under realistic production load, causing both bind-mismatch errors and silent wrong-row results #30494 Bun SQL postgres error: prepared statement already exists #16844 SQL: prepared statement already exists #17173 MySQL: affectedRows returns 0 for DELETE statements that successfully delete rows #23654 Bun.SQL: sql.close() hangs after closing a reserved connection with reserved.close() #32099.

Decisions reversed while writing this

--hot was first going to close the old load's connections; the maintainer overruled it. "Close when the settings changed" then closed pools the program still used; now use decides.
The MySQL statement cache was going to be keyed on the text alone, like mysql2 and mariadb. MySQL >= 8.0.22 settles a parameter's type at its first non-NULL value, so WHERE name = ${"bob"} after ${5} returned wrong rows: one statement per text and set of non-NULL types.
Ed25519 under prefer was going to fall back to unbound SCRAM, as in sql(postgres): implement SCRAM-SHA-256-PLUS channel binding and enforce channel_binding=require #41703; psql 15 fails, and a fallback lets whoever picks the certificate switch the binding off.
SQLITE_DEFAULT_WAL_SYNCHRONOUS=1 (Very slow insertion compared to better-sqlite3 #20662) was in and is reverted: an upgrade must not lower the durability of a COMMIT.
On the maintainer's decision: a bulk insert takes the first row's keys as its columns, as on main and in postgres.js, not the union of all rows' keys (half of sql: union batch-insert keys across all rows; encode null as SQL NULL in sql.array #35111); int4[] / float4[] and real follow the wire format, not one form on every path (sql(postgres): read int4[]/float4[] as a plain array on every path #45211, sql: make a FLOAT/real column read the same on the binary and text protocol paths #41888); console.log(rows), Object.keys(rows) and a spread list count, command, lastInsertRowid, affectedRows, as on main (sql: make result array metadata properties non-enumerable #38443; columns and statement, new, are not listed); MySQL's default database stays mysql.
Five more are main's again, because main works there and nobody asked: a failing query that nobody handles no longer ends the process; the first query fills the pool to max (the lazy pool, sql: grow connection pool lazily instead of opening max on first use #30636); a caller whose dial is refused waits for a connection that is reserved or in a transaction; PostgreSQL .raw() returns main's bytes, not text; in sql.array(values, "JSON" | "JSONB") null is the JSON value and a nested array a dimension.
Taken out before the merge, because main works there. Values: a string into json / jsonb sent as it is (postgres: send a string parameter bound to json/jsonb verbatim #40944), a JS array into text as an array literal, Infinity untyped, typed arrays by the server's type, foundRows: true by default, not in (NULL) for an empty list on SQLite, the result mode fixed at execute(). Errors: for an async db.transaction() callback (bun:sqlite: refuse an asynchronous callback in db.transaction() #45132), parts.map(sql.unsafe), sql.unsafe(text, 0) (sql: reject non-array values on a nested sql.unsafe() fragment #44745, sql: gate the values of unsafe() and file() on presence, not truthiness #44867), new Database(path, true), { readonly: true, create: true } on the SQLite adapter, prepare: false on MariaDB. Options: ? inside a plain SQLite file name (sql(sqlite): honor options.url with adapter: "sqlite" and keep "?" in plain filenames #38427), new SQL("") reading the environment.

From outside contributors

PRs by people, team members included. Every item is reimplemented from the idea unless it says otherwise.

sql: deliver onconnect before onclose so a connection killed right after connecting can't strand a query #40913 @dylan-conway: his mechanism as it is (onconnect at the end of the read, only if still connected), ported by hand to both drivers. Also the error of his Reject paths with embedded null bytes in Bun.mmap, unix sockets, and bun:sqlite #38514.
Track orphaned postgres connections and re-use them if available #25623 @eriklangille: the diagnosis in Postgres connection leak #23215 and the goal, reuse across --hot reloads. Other mechanism: connections move between pools in pool.ts, no GC hook.
feat(sql) add PostgreSQL COPY support (excluding CopyBoth) #23350 @gohryt: the request for COPY and the scenarios to test. Other API.
sql: add support for column name transforms (snake_case to camelCase) #36451 @pjb3: the transform option on all adapters, with postgres.js's directions, applied to the row shape.
[bun:sqlite] Implement user-defined functions for SQLite #8558 @nikeee, feat(sqlite): Support user-defined functions with Node.js-compatible API #25703 @jdjkelly: user-defined functions; the name function, option names, arity rule, test ideas.
bun-sqlite: add sqlite3_update_hook #12631 @jecquas: sqlite3_update_hook, in the shape its review suggested.
bun:sqlite: cache row Structure for results wider than 62 columns #31669 @alii: one cached Structure for rows wider than 62 columns. mysql: compute civil date from day count so pre-1970 Date params don't abort #31209, mysql: keep fractional seconds when decoding binary TIME values #31738 @alii: Date parameters before 1970, fractional seconds of binary TIME.
sql: find a helper's command without casing the whole query #43789 @ralyodio: the diagnosis that detectCommand copies and lower-cases the whole text per helper. sql: leave PostgresError.column and .line undefined when the server sends none #45151 @RubenPari: the cause (every JSC Error has its own line / column) and the delete.
fix(sql): add PGUSERNAME env var support for PostgreSQL adapter #26711 @RajeshKumar11: PGUSERNAME. sql: let the URL pathname win over PGDATABASE, MYSQL_DATABASE, MARIADB_DATABASE #45287 @wahajahmed010 (the URL's database above PGDATABASE) stays open: decided as on main.
[bun:sqlite] Add sqlite-type symbol for Database #22109 @himself65: Symbol.for("sqlite-type"). fix(types): sqlite add Statement.safeIntegers typings and docs #26627 @0xh3x: safeIntegers() typings. fix(types): correct JSDoc examples for Statement.get() and Statement.all() #31747 @Artoria2e5: the JSDoc correction. docs(sqlite): replace deprecated Database.exec with Database.run in examples #24482 @jobansd: exec -> run, the same 15 edits. docs: remove trailing whitespace in sql guide #41094 @deepshekhardas: trailing spaces.
Not taken, with thanks (reasons below): fix(sql): TypeError tls must be a boolean or an object + fix SSL/TLS behaviour to match postgres.js standard #26503 @S4N-T0S, sql: snapshot shared buffers before Postgres bytea binding #31751 @EffortlessSteven, fix(sql): fix inverted logic in JSC__isBigIntInInt64Range/UInt64Range #27442 @sosukesuzuki (cases of both are tests now), lsan: fix sql.postgres suppressions #22934 @nektro, sqlite: enable SQLITE_ENABLE_UPDATE_DELETE_LIMIT compilation option #16884 @chrisbenincasa, chore(sqlite): improve internal TypeScript types for CppSQLStatement #25836 @alimd, feat(sqlite): add Database.backupTo() using SQLite Online Backup API #26880 @theshadow27, Expose sqlite interrupt in bun:sqlite #31078 @countradooku, feat(sql): support custom database adapters #25403 @abelcha, docs: use American spelling canceled in SQL error table #44854 and docs: fix SQL article in drizzle guide #44860 @deepshekhardas.
Not in this set: fix(node:sqlite): preserve virtual-table statement ownership on close #41890 @steipete (only statements a StatementSync owns may be finalized), fix(sql/mysql): fix caching_sha2_password auth for passwords > 19 chars #28161 @kernoeb (found the 21-byte nonce first). Reports and measurements: @bompus (node:sqlite StatementSync.get() ~1.5x slower than Node when returning table columns #44084, node:sqlite / bun:sqlite: built without SQLITE_DEFAULT_MEMSTATUS=0, so reads from several workers contend on a global mutex #44187), @gerardp (sql(postgres): re-prepare cached statements invalidated by 26000/0A000 #35120, his burst script is a test), @Dex4Sure (sql(mysql): ref the event loop when a query is enqueued on an idle connection #38163), @filipesarturi (sql(mysql): cap the prepared-statement cache and send COM_STMT_CLOSE on eviction #33190), @KilianB (sql: expose column type metadata on query results #30037).

Replaces

#8558 #12631 #22109 #23350 #24482 #25623 #25703 #26627 #26711 #28912 #30037 #30648 #30848 #31209 #31669 #31738 #31747 #32040 #32100 #32422 #32558 #32841 #32917 #33189 #33190 #33370 #33504 #33579 #33583 #33740 #34453 #34898 #35111 #35117 #35118 #35120 #35912 #36241 #36301 #36371 #36451 #36948 #37006 #37114 #37123 #37125 #37238 #37240 #37418 #37807 #37819 #37960 #38163 #38219 #38220 #38221 #38417 #38438 #38468 #38625 #38634 #39452 #39881 #40005 #40193 #40194 #40434 #40537 #40633 #40913 #41042 #41051 #41094 #41104 #41176 #41301 #41570 #41605 #41611 #41703 #41725 #41744 #41758 #41813 #41815 #41816 #41817 #41886 #41970 #41976 #42587 #42637 #43116 #43205 #43249 #43255 #43257 #43261 #43263 #43281 #43293 #43306 #43335 #43336 #43652 #43789 #43818 #43918 #43958 #43959 #44022 #44035 #44042 #44043 #44089 #44103 #44105 #44118 #44197 #44204 #44315 #44373 #44483 #44625 #44646 #44784 #44799 #44850 #44908 #44932 #44938 #44983 #44998 #45014 #45065 #45079 #45080 #45096 #45111 #45118 #45151 #45153 #45160 #45207 #45229 #45305 #45332 #45367 #45387

Closed without porting

#16884: the compile option is already on main
#22934: those suppressions are already gone (#30875)
#25403: would make the private adapter interface public
#25836: part landed in #43649, two lines mistype
#26503: four claims already fixed on main; default sslmode stays disable
#26880: superseded by the author's own #26884
#27442: already fixed on main (#35246)
#31078: nothing can call interrupt() while a statement runs
#31751: no observable bug on a real server
#34435: numeric is read as text; binary decoder deleted
#34673: its Structure slots are never freed on eviction
#35738: the mock repeats a real-server test
#35753: duplicate export already removed (#44614)
#37544: main already holds statements in RefPtr (#40516)
#37620: its leak was fixed on main (#40238)
#44040: superseded by #44105's synchronous start
#44854: makes the page's spelling less consistent
#44860: makes the guide's wording less consistent

Left open

#26884: backup API is a product decision
#30636: main's docs promise the eager fill; a lazy pool is a product decision
#34281: mkdir -p on open is a product decision
#34863: AsyncDatabase is a product decision
#36712: the better-sqlite3 alias is a product decision
#37013: SQL part obsolete since #44618; the rest is not SQL
#38133: the SCRAM floor is kept; only its better error is here
#38289: MySQL half is here; Bun.Image is not SQL
#38427: its url half is here; the ? half changes what main opens
#38443: console.log(rows) keeps showing the four properties, as on main, decided
#38514: bun:sqlite part is here; the rest is not SQL
#39850: SQL gates are here; the rest is not SQL
#40250: the SQL code it repairs is deleted here; the rest is not SQL
#40944: main works, like postgres.js; the change breaks stored data
#41586: two parts are here; the rest is decided: as on main (Limits)
#41589: decided: as on main (Limits)
#41888: real follows the wire format, as on main, decided
#42054: SQL half is here; the Redis half is not
#42206: SQL half is here; the nodejs-compat half is not
#42868: SQLite parts are here; the rest is not SQL
#43797: SQLite half is here; the V8 addon half is not
#44745: its SQLite part is here; parts.map(sql.unsafe) works on main and in postgres.js
#44867: its SQLite part is here; on the servers sql.unsafe(text, 0) runs on main
#44897: SQL half is here; the node:http2 half is not
#44924: handing unsent requests back can half-commit at max: 1; needs a maintainer's yes
#44962: SQLite 3.54.0 should merge, and revert, alone
#45132: an async callback without await works on main
#45211: NULLs and dimensions on the binary paths are here; typed arrays stay, decided
#45287: decided: as on main (Limits)
#45437: a source break in the types, on its own

Partly addressed

#39877: a bare key binds; an unknown key in default mode still binds NULL (strict: true throws).
#43113: not reproduced; the one route found to its errors (an open iterate() cursor) is closed.
#19130, #40077: expect() no longer hangs on a lazy Query; #19130's own script (Windows) didn't hang on Linux, #40077's other items are untouched.
#27102: the process no longer exits with a query in flight; its CONNECTION_CLOSED under load wasn't reproduced. #38277: MySQL half only.
#15088: its COPY item. #15087: SQL.toCamel and friends cover its SQL use. #18866: columns and statement, not state. #23175: cancel() works, no signal. #16665: new Bun.sql(url, options) applies the options.
#39450: Date and object are fixed; a Date into time / json with prepare: false still differs.
#28819, #40942: not changed, see Limits; sql.json() and the docs now say how to store each kind of value.
#26629: changed by reading, no such build was made. #16717: documented (macOS reports Apple's version). #26369: already fixed on main (#44618).
#44187: memory statistics and the connection mutex are gone; scaling like Node was measured on a loaded box only.
#20662: not changed; the docs give the PRAGMA synchronous = NORMAL tip.
#24662: async support isn't added; only a promise that is already rejected at the return rolls back, and the docs warn.
#45276: not changed, decided as on main (Limits).

Issues fixed

Fixes #1332.
Fixes #1474.
Fixes #4175.
Fixes #5051.
Fixes #9410.
Fixes #13409.
Fixes #15876.
Fixes #16469.
Fixes #18326.
Fixes #18456.
Fixes #23215.
Fixes #23954.
Fixes #24050.
Fixes #25405.
Fixes #25472.
Fixes #26195.
Fixes #26622.
Fixes #26684.
Fixes #26809.
Fixes #28911.
Fixes #28980.
Fixes #29010.
Fixes #29484.
Fixes #29551.
Fixes #30221.
Fixes #30646.
Fixes #30811.
Fixes #30843.
Fixes #32005.
Fixes #32035.
Fixes #32038.
Fixes #32096.
Fixes #32148.
Fixes #37415.
Fixes #39879.
Fixes #40001.
Fixes #40432.
Fixes #41010.
Fixes #41039.
Fixes #41050.
Fixes #41242.
Fixes #41740.
Fixes #41856.
Fixes #42720.
Fixes #42804.
Fixes #44084.
Fixes #44367.
Fixes #45039.
Fixes #45062.
Fixes #45064.
Fixes #45275.

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This change rewrites large parts of the SQL pool and SQLite handling, but no concrete merge-blocking defect was found in this review. Two minor test-robustness items remain open: tests that expect empty stderr may be flaky on ASAN and debug builds, and one test builds a very large string slowly in debug builds. Merging is reasonable once the owner has seen these.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Linked Issues check		The active directly linked coding requirements are implemented. SQLite changes cover schema refresh, custom functions and aggregates, update hooks, existing-file opening, strict and positional binding…
Out of Scope Changes check		The changes remain within the linked Bun.sql, bun:sqlite, node:sqlite, and supporting test, type, documentation, protocol, TLS, timer, FFI, and runtime lifecycle scope. The BoringSSL certificate-hash …
Title check		The title clearly summarizes the primary change: consolidating the open Bun.sql, bun:sqlite, and node:sqlite pull requests.
Description check		The description includes both required sections and provides detailed scope, verification results, behavior changes, known limitations, and issue coverage.

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Explanation

The active directly linked coding requirements are implemented. SQLite changes cover schema refresh, custom functions and aggregates, update hooks, existing-file opening, strict and positional bindings, numeric column names, single-value prepare bindings, multi-statement errors, affected counts, statement-cache cleanup, and node:sqlite statement finalization and get performance [#1332, #1474, #4175, #9410, #13409, #16469, #18326, #18456, #25472, #28911, #30811, #37415, #40001, #44084]. SQL changes cover pool limits, draining timers, socket URLs, identifier quoting, authentication, environment variables, result metadata, JSON and array encoding, date encoding, NULL-pattern caching, stale-plan recovery, MySQL found-row semantics, FIFO writes, helper scanning, close behavior, LISTEN callbacks, TLS identity checks, failed-prepare recovery, graceful close, and MySQL database defaults [#23215, #23954, #24050, #25405, #26195, #26622, #26684, #26809, #28819, #28980, #29010, #29484, #29551, #30646, #30843, #32005, #32035, #32038, #32096, #32148, #39879, #40432, #41039, #41050, #41242, #41740, #41856, #42720, #42804, #44367, #45039]. The source summary identifies matching runtime, native protocol, pool, type, documentation, and regression-test changes. Closed issues were treated as historical context only.

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Beyond the inline findings, a few other candidates were examined and ruled out: the db.transaction() TypeError for functions returning a promise (src/js/bun/sqlite.ts:740) is an intentional, documented change (docs/runtime/sqlite.mdx:576); the aggregate result callback path in SqliteUserFunction.h:249 runs under a top exception scope and the GC-driven finalize concern did not reproduce as a crash; and the libpq keyword filtering in options.ts:365 is a partial improvement over the base, not a regression.

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🔴 scripts/build/deps/sqlite.ts:45 — Every existing bun:sqlite and node:sqlite database in WAL mode silently loses commit durability after upgrading: a cras…
🔴 src/jsc/bindings/sqlite/JSSQLStatement.cpp:950 — Existing bun:sqlite programs that bind unsigned 64-bit bigints, such as the output of Bun.hash(), now throw where the b…
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Review comments at @scripts/build/deps/sqlite.ts:
- Around line 43-45: The shared SQLITE_DEFAULT_WAL_SYNCHRONOUS setting selects
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Review comments at @src/js/internal/sql/sqlite.ts:
- Around line 74-96: Update the row-returning path in the query execution flow
so a prepared first statement does not silently skip subsequent SQL statements;
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- Line 2286: Replace the `.repeat()` call used to create `text` with a
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- Line 12: Remove explicit test timeouts across the listed test sites: in
test/js/sql/postgres-dispatch.test.ts lines 12-12, remove the timeout constant
and its uses in test.concurrent.each and test.concurrent; in
test/internal/prestart-map.test.ts lines 38-38,
test/js/node/sqlite/node-sqlite.test.ts lines 2623-2623,
test/js/sql/postgres-duplicate-auth-request.test.ts lines 297-297,
test/js/sql/postgres-listen-notify.test.ts lines 412-412, and
test/js/sql/sql-empty-column-name.test.ts lines 56-56, remove the respective
timeout arguments; in test/js/sql/sql-onconnect-onclose-throw.test.ts lines
38-40, remove testTimeout and its uses while retaining fixtureTimeout for
Bun.spawn.

Review comments at @test/js/sql/sql-onconnect-onclose-throw.test.ts:
- Around line 126-136: Update the spawned-process assertions to tolerate
harmless stderr output: in the run/runFixture expectations throughout
test/js/sql/sql-onconnect-onclose-throw.test.ts and
test/js/sql/sql-empty-column-name.test.ts, accept any stderr string; in
test/cli/run/sql-preconnect.test.ts and
test/js/sql/sql-helpers-validation.test.ts, compare trimmed stderr or omit it;
and in test/js/sql/sql-options.test.ts, remove the exact-empty stderr assertion
or compare trimmed stderr.

Review comments at @test/regression/issue/28632.test.ts:
- Line 19: Remove the explicit 30,000 ms timeout from the test() call. If the
fixture exceeds the runner’s default timeout, reduce WARMUP_QUERIES,
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The last 3 reviews of this pull request each found new blocking issues, repeatedly in src/js/internal/sql/pool.ts. Where they share a root cause, one fix may close them together.

Still open from earlier reviews (6):

🔴 scripts/build/deps/sqlite.ts:45 — Every existing bun:sqlite and node:sqlite database in WAL mode silently loses commit durability after upgrading: a cras…
🔴 src/js/internal/sql/pool.ts:318 — Users whose Postgres SCRAM password mixes right-to-left and left-to-right text, or holds a post-Unicode-3.2 character (…
🔴 src/js/internal/sql/pool.ts:390 — Users whose password option or password function yields a non-string value (a number from a JSON/YAML config) now get a…
🔴 src/jsc/bindings/sqlite/JSSQLStatement.cpp:950 — Existing bun:sqlite programs that bind unsigned 64-bit bigints, such as the output of Bun.hash(), now throw where the b…
🔴 src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs:998 — Users running a query that is silent for over 60 s now get a connection-closed rejection after any 10 s network interru…
Also unresolved: 1 minor or pre-existing.

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claude

Beyond the two inline findings, I re-checked the password path in src/js/internal/sql/pool.ts after the last two commits: the resolved password is now String()-coerced at pool.ts:423 before both the native argument and saslprep, and saslprep at pool.ts:366-373 falls back to the raw password for empty, control, right-to-left and astral input instead of normalizing it, so a non-string password no longer throws and those classes no longer diverge from the server. No other new issue found in that area.

Extended reasoning...

The latest commits (668e2cd, 235efa3) changed the SCRAM SASLprep fallback and the password coercion in pool.ts; both now match what the earlier review asked for, while the hot-reload retire logic at pool.ts:345-361 is unchanged. The two new inline findings (MySQL buffered-read retention, exception macro inside a lambda in JSSQLStatement.cpp) plus the 250-file scope keep this a human-review change.

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Still open from earlier reviews (5):

🔴 scripts/build/deps/sqlite.ts:45 — Every existing bun:sqlite and node:sqlite database in WAL mode silently loses commit durability after upgrading: a cras…
🔴 src/js/internal/sql/pool.ts:358 — Under bun --hot, a pool the program keeps on globalThis has its idle connections closed and its onclose fired on every…
🔴 src/js/internal/sql/pool.ts:373 — Users whose Postgres SCRAM password mixes right-to-left and left-to-right text, or holds a post-Unicode-3.2 character (…
🔴 src/jsc/bindings/sqlite/JSSQLStatement.cpp:909 — Existing bun:sqlite programs that bind unsigned 64-bit bigints, such as the output of Bun.hash(), now throw where the b…
🔴 src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs:747 — Users running a query that is silent for over 60 s now get a connection-closed rejection after any 10 s network interru…

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🟣 src/sql_jsc/mysql/MySQLConnection.rs:533 — Pre-existing: MySQL users who stream a large result keep most of the reply in memory, while this PR fixes the same buffering only for PostgreSQL. In read_and_process_data at src/sql_jsc/mysql/MySQLConnection.rs:533 a short read on the buffered path returns without dropping the packets already handled, so every later chunk that ends inside a packet is appended behind them. Fix: compact the read buffer on every short read, as PostgresSQLConnection.rs:945-949 now does (rb.head = 0; rb.consume(last_message_start); last_message_start = rb.head), and drop the unreachable reset at MySQLConnection.rs:537-538.

Why this was flagged

A MySQL query whose rows arrive in many socket reads, each read ending inside a packet, enters read_and_process_data at src/sql_jsc/mysql/MySQLConnection.rs:454 with read_buffer.remaining() non-empty. The buffered path at :503-507 sets head = last_message_start and appends the whole chunk to byte_list; process_packets at :545-572 only ever exits with ShortRead, which returns Ok at :533 without consuming or compacting, and :537-538 are never reached. Nothing shrinks byte_list until a chunk happens to end exactly on a packet boundary, when the unbuffered path clears it at :487; for p-byte packets that takes about p chunks, so the connection holds roughly p times the read size of already-decoded bytes. The base branch behaves the same on MySQL and on PostgreSQL; this PR adds the compaction for PostgreSQL at src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs:944-949 but leaves the copy-pasted MySQL path as it was. No limit or timer bounds read_buffer on the MySQL side.

Verification: Pre-existing: the base commit has byte-identical read_and_process_data. In src/sql_jsc/mysql/MySQLConnection.rs process_packets (:549-572) only exits via ShortRead at :552; the ShortRead arm returns Ok(()) at :533 with no consume, so :537-538 are unreachable and byte_list is cleared only at :487. The PR adds the fix for Postgres at src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs:944-949 but leaves MySQL.

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Still open from earlier reviews (5):

🔴 scripts/build/deps/sqlite.ts:45 — Every existing bun:sqlite and node:sqlite database in WAL mode silently loses commit durability after upgrading: a cras…
🔴 src/js/internal/sql/pool.ts:358 — Under bun --hot, a pool the program keeps on globalThis has its idle connections closed and its onclose fired on every…
🔴 src/js/internal/sql/pool.ts:374 — Users whose Postgres SCRAM password mixes right-to-left and left-to-right text, or holds a post-Unicode-3.2 character (…
🔴 src/jsc/bindings/sqlite/JSSQLStatement.cpp:909 — Existing bun:sqlite programs that bind unsigned 64-bit bigints, such as the output of Bun.hash(), now throw where the b…
🔴 src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs:645 — Users running a query that is silent for over 60 s now get a connection-closed rejection after any 10 s network interru…

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gerardp · 2026-10-15T07:45:36Z

The MySQL event-loop fix (#38163, #27102) likely covers three triggers that have no issue of their own. On 1.4.3 (macOS arm64, MySQL 9.7) each of them exits 0 with the query unsettled, every time:

Trigger	1.4.0	1.4.1	1.4.3
`reserve()` → `release()` → query	truncates	truncates	truncates
`begin()` → query	truncates	truncates	truncates
second `new SQL()` → query on the first	truncates	truncates	truncates

import { SQL } from "bun";

const a = new SQL({ adapter: "mysql", hostname: "127.0.0.1", port: 3306,
                    database: "test", username: "root", password: "" });

async function main() {
  await a.unsafe("SELECT 1");
  (await a.reserve()).release();            // or a.begin(), or a second client
  console.log(await a.unsafe("SELECT 2"));  // never resolves
}

main().catch(console.error);   // no output, exit 0

The promise has to be floated: with a top-level await main() it completes. These are the ordinary ORM paths: reading LAST_INSERT_ID() reserves a connection, transactions call begin(), a migration lock opens a second client. Could these three go into the test suite? The #26235 shape (two concurrent queries, then a third) passes on lucky runs, so on its own it is a weak regression test.

gerardp · 2026-10-15T07:49:44Z

One request, if it fits the scope: #40254, per-connection initialization.

This PR already has the shape it needs. A MySQL connection waits for the OK of the session-setup SET time_zone before it takes queries, and onconnect now fires at the end of the handshake read, never after onclose. A user hook at that same point would close #40254:

it receives a query-capable handle on the new physical connection, not the pool;
it runs once per physical connection, including replacements after a reconnect, before the connection serves any caller;
if it rejects, the connection is closed and the dial counts as failed.

On PostgreSQL, connection: { search_path, TimeZone, ... } already covers most of this through the startup packet. MySQL has no equivalent, so sql_mode, the default isolation level or a session variable can only be set today on whichever pooled session runs the SET. Knex's afterCreate, mysql2's pool connection event and pg-pool's connect event fill this role on Node.js.

If it's out of scope for this PR, no problem. A note in #40254 on whether the rewritten pool is where it would land would already help.

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claude

Beyond the inline findings, I also checked whether ~JSSQLStatement (src/jsc/bindings/sqlite/JSSQLStatement.cpp:2562) can run script from a GC sweep by finalizing a half-iterated statement that uses a db.aggregate() function — the hazard the node:sqlite side guards against. It does not: a GROUP BY aggregate is finalized (xFinal already run) before the row yields, so no MEM_Agg accumulator is live at an iterate() pause, and for a window function valueOrFinal takes the isWindow branch on xFinal, which only destroys the accumulator without calling the step/result callbacks.

Extended reasoning...

Ruled-out note only: the bun:sqlite statement destructor's sqlite3_finalize path was traced through SqliteUserFunction.h and SQLite's GROUP BY output ordering (output subroutine runs AggFinal before ResultRow, reset and the next AggStep follow the yield), so a swept statement cannot invoke a user aggregate's JS callbacks. The three inline findings stand on their own and still need the author's attention.

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🟡 src/js/internal/sql/postgres.ts — Users whose Postgres password SASLprep changes pay a failed login (28P01 on the server) on every listen() reconnect, and on the first listen() dial, where the base branch logged in once. The listen path's success callback at src/js/internal/sql/postgres.ts:575 never records which password worked, while the pool's PooledConnection does so at pool.ts:150, so each #connect at postgres.ts:557 starts again from adapter.saslprep (false) and retries only after a refusal. Fix: on a successful listen login store login.saslprep into the adapter (adapter.saslprep = login.saslprep) so later dials from listen() and the pool try the right password first. [also at: src/js/internal/sql/pool.ts:466 - Postgres users whose password SASLprep rewrites (NBSP, soft hyphen, compatibility letters such as "ﬁ" or full-width text) get one failed login per connection the pool dials in a burst, so a cold start with max: 10 logs up to ten 28P01 failures on the server before the queries run.]

Why this was flagged

A program runs sql.listen() on a Postgres role whose password SASLprep alters (for example "ªⅨ", which the server stored as "aIX") and the listen connection is the first or only one it opens. createPooledConnectionHandle at src/js/internal/sql/pool.ts:441-466 sends the raw password first because login.saslprep is adapter.saslprep (false); the server answers 28P01, the onClose callback at postgres.ts:584-589 calls tryOtherPassword which flips login.saslprep and redials, and the second login succeeds. The success callback at postgres.ts:568-583 stores the connection but never writes login.saslprep back to the adapter, unlike PooledConnection.#handleConnected at pool.ts:150. The next reconnect after a drop (#connect at postgres.ts:552-557) starts with login = { saslprep: this.#adapter.saslprep } = false again, so every reconnect costs one refused login that the server logs as an authentication failure. On the base branch no SASLprep ran and the raw password was sent once per dial, so no refusals occurred.

Verification: Triggered whenever a listen() connection is the one that discovers the SASLprep form of the password, on every reconnect after a drop. The success callback at postgres.ts:568-583 never writes adapter.saslprep = login.saslprep, whereas the pool's #handleConnected does that at pool.ts:150. The base commit has no SASLprep at all, so this is not a regression.

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Jarred-Sumner · 2026-10-15T10:48:28Z

(This is Claude, working with Jarred on consolidating the open SQL PRs.)

@gerardp thanks, both comments were useful, and sorry for the slow answer.

The three triggers. All three are the same bug and this PR fixes them. I ran your three shapes on Linux x64 against MySQL, 5 runs each, counting the runs that printed the row:

Trigger	main	this PR
`reserve()` → `release()` → query	3 / 5	5 / 5
`begin()` → query	1 / 5	5 / 5
second client ran a query → query on the first	3 / 5	5 / 5

A second new SQL() that never runs a query did not trigger it here (5 / 5 on main): it has to connect.

On Linux main gets lucky when the reply to SELECT 2 is already there, so the tests use SELECT SLEEP(0.1) as the last query, floated from main() as in your script. That makes them fail on main every time. "After a transaction" and "after a reservation" were already in test/js/sql/sql-mysql-connection.test.ts ("a query that an idle connection gets … keeps the process alive"). I have added the two shapes that were missing: a reservation that ran nothing, and another client that ran a query. The five rows on MySQL and MariaDB: 10 fail on main, 10 pass on this PR's release build. The two new rows go up with the next push.

#40254. Not in this PR. It folds together pull requests that were already open, none of them implements the hook, and it is new API, so it should get its own design and review. It is listed under the known limits in the description. You read the code right about where it would land: the pool in src/js/internal/sql/pool.ts marks a connection as ready in one place for both adapters, after the handshake and MySQL's session setup, and the handle that reserve() returns is already a query-capable view of one physical connection. A hook that runs there, before the connection serves anybody, and fails the dial when it rejects, fits without new machinery. Whether and in what shape is Jarred's call; I will leave a note in #40254 once this is merged.

…ails the connection instead of wedging it, request counters follow the request's own flags; mysql: two more shapes of the idle-connection event loop test

…ify again Since #45304 a top-level Date was written as its ISO string for every parameter type, json and jsonb included, without asking `toJSON`. So a Date subclass with its own `toJSON` or `toISOString`, or any Date under a patched `Date.prototype.toJSON`, was stored differently alone than inside an object, and differently than before. For json and jsonb a Date is now what `JSON.stringify` makes of it, like every other object; an Invalid Date is JSON null there. Every other type still takes the instant. A value whose JSON is undefined (a `toJSON` that returns undefined, a function or a symbol) was sent as an empty string, which a text column stored. It is a TypeError now, as on MySQL.

…before it has a connection A query that is started with `.execute()` and that nobody handles does not end the process when it fails. #45304 kept that only for a query that had reached a connection. Three refusals that are new since #45304 were reported as unhandled rejections where the same program used to be silent: - `close({ timeout: 0 })` right behind the query, which now closes at once. So a last `insert ....execute()` before `await sql.close({ timeout: 0 })` made the process exit with code 1. - a statement on a released reservation, an ended transaction or savepoint, which is now refused instead of running on a connection the handle no longer owns. - `query.cancel()` before `query.execute()`. They are silent again. What was reported before still is: a refused or timed out dial, a refused login, a pool that is already closed, a `cancel()` while the query waits for a connection, and whatever a `then()` or `catch()` handler throws.

…ain for every caller Since #45304 a pool that lost connections grows back: a caller that has to wait makes the pool dial, unless a dial in flight covers it. When `max` is above the number of connections the server has left, those dials are refused, nothing remembered that, and every caller that had to wait cost another refused login. A real PostgreSQL with 7 free slots and a pool of `max: 20` under load counted more than 1,000 refused logins in 5 seconds, against 13 before #45304. Each one is a forked backend and a FATAL line in the server's log, and the client paid for them too. The pool now remembers a dial that did not establish. While it still has a connection for its callers to wait for, it asks the server again with one dial at a time, after a pause that doubles from 40 ms to 1 second. A connection of its own that closes may have left a place, so one dial goes out at once. A login that was dialed after the last refusal clears the memory, and the pool grows as before. There is no timer: the pause is looked at when a caller arrives. A pool without any connection behaves as before: it dials until `max` and rejects with the dial's error.

Since #45304 the array of values was read three times (four with `prepare: false`), the last time while the Bind message was being written. A program can get hold of that array: `sql.unsafe(text, values)` copies it with `Array.prototype.slice`, which asks `Symbol.species`, and an indexed setter on `Array.prototype` sees a tagged template's array being filled. With an accessor on it, `close({ timeout: 0 })` during the last read was a panic ("range start index 17 out of range for slice of length 1"), and `query.cancel()` made the next query resolve with the cancelled query's rows. The caller's array is now copied once, at the place where user code may run: before any look at the connection's state, with the checks for a cancel and a close behind it. The copy is made natively and filled with direct puts, so script can neither reach it nor see it being filled, and everything after reads only the copy.

main already reads the run() arguments of the Postgres query handle with CallFrame::argument and tests it in test/js/sql/postgres-connection.test.ts (#45304). This branch keeps the native setNextStreamID() change and its test.

eduwass · 2026-10-17T09:19:02Z

Since #45304 the pool looked at `sql.options.max` each time it dialed. A write to it after `new SQL()` used to change nothing. Now -1, 0, NaN, undefined, "abc" or {} meant that no connection was ever dialed: every query of that client waited for ever, without a rejection, and `connectionTimeout` did not run. Infinity or 2 ** 53 made the first query dial in a loop that never returned to the event loop, until the file descriptors were used up. `sql.options.max = Number(process.env.POOL)` with the variable unset is enough. The pool keeps the value that the constructor validated, and a later write changes nothing again.

`close({ timeout: 0 })` closes a connection that is still in its TLS handshake at once since #45304. When the kernel had refused the ClientHello's send just before, usockets ended the pending handshake without a code and a reason, and both drivers made a verification error out of that: an error with an empty message, which is an assertion failure in debug and sanitizer builds. Release builds dropped that error and reported "Connection closed". usockets reports a failed handshake without a code and a reason only after our own FIN with no chain checked, or on a socket that is already closed. A real TLS failure always carries a text: EPROTO with OpenSSL's reason, ECONNRESET for a peer that left, an X509 code for a chain. So reporting it as a closed connection hides nothing. No test: a scripted peer cannot make the kernel refuse the ClientHello (16 shapes tried). Checked before and after, on PostgreSQL and on MySQL, with a tracer that makes the kernel refuse the send, on a debug build.

… out is reported again The commit that made a query that is only started silent when `close({ timeout: 0 })` drops it tested "the pool was torn down", which is also true when the time of a graceful `close({ timeout })` runs out. There the query never got a connection, it is dropped, and that was reported before #45304 and after it. It is reported again. Only `close({ timeout: 0 })`, where the caller says to drop what is queued, stays silent: the flag is now set by that branch alone.

…the server said before 646e259 paused after a refused dial, and the pause skipped dials that the pool had always made: a caller that arrived inside it was never dialed for, and a dial that got no answer counted as a connection to wait for. Either could leave a query unanswered although the server had room, for example a query of the pool inside `sql.begin()` shortly after a rolling deploy. A release build and CI showed it; a debug build on a loaded machine was too slow to. This replaces that mechanism. With no connection ready the pool dials until `max`, as before, and reads no clock and no memory there. Only the growth beside a ready connection, which #45304 added, is limited: back to the most connections the pool has had open since a dial last failed, and by one more after a pause that doubles with each failure, from 20 ms up to 1 second. A login ends the doubling. So at every arrival the pool dials at least what it dialed before #45304 and at most what it dialed after it, and the clock can only add a dial.

node:sea was the one node: module that did not resolve: importing it threw "No such built-in module: node:sea", also for code that only asks isSea() (oven-sh#39728). Bun has what the module describes under another name, an executable made by bun build --compile with files embedded in it, so the module now answers from that. isSea() is true in a compiled executable. An asset is an embedded file, and its key is the name Bun.embeddedFiles gives it. getAsset() returns a copy in an ArrayBuffer or, with an encoding, a string. getAssetAsBlob() returns a Blob of the bytes in the executable. getAssetKeys() lists the keys. Outside of an executable they throw ERR_NOT_IN_SINGLE_EXECUTABLE_APPLICATION, and a key without an asset throws ERR_SINGLE_EXECUTABLE_APPLICATION_ASSET_NOT_FOUND, as in Node.js. The bundled source code is not an asset. The module resolves with the node: prefix only and is listed in module.builtinModules. Three things differ from Node.js. There is no sea-config.json: what is embedded is what bun build --compile was told. getRawAsset() returns a copy, where Node.js returns memory of the executable that must not be written to. getAssetAsBlob() does not copy, and has the type of the file extension unless options.type names another. The module is src/js/node/sea.ts, over four functions declared for the bindings generator in node_sea.bind.ts. They read the module graph of the executable and not Bun.embeddedFiles, which a program can change. SOUP.md also records the rebase onto oven-sh/bun 017b243: Bun.INI and Bun.CSV are declared with the bindings generator, query logging for Bun.SQL is ported to the rewritten client, and the bun:sqlite db.function() patch is dropped because oven-sh#45304 adds it upstream.

…s size Since #45304, when the oldest waiter was a reservation that could not be served, every connect() and release() walked the whole queue in search of a plain query to serve: 222 us of CPU per caller in a burst of 64,000, where it was 20 before. Behind as many waiting reservations as the pool has connections nobody can be served, so the walk stops there: 11 steps per caller at any size, where it was as many as there were callers. The order of service does not change.

- hasBegin/runnerCanBeginTransaction reject Bun.SQL tx and savepoint handles, which keep a throwing begin(); the inline copies in event-store, audit retention and PAT revoke use the shared predicate - runInSavepointIfSupported maps Bun's closed-connection error on a committed transaction like 25P01, only when fn never started - Instant params bind at millisecond precision (typed columns, raw event appends, form-draft file refs) so timestamptz(3) columns store the same instant on both drivers - integer columns bind JS numbers as text, so fractions are rejected on both drivers instead of rounded by Bun.SQL - runMigrations holds its session advisory lock and all migration transactions on one reserved connection - test files that never cleaned up their test stack now do A CI job running the integration suite with DB_PROVIDER=bun follows once a Bun release contains oven-sh/bun#45304 (cached plan after DDL, oven-sh/bun#29484).

* fix(db): pass array params as Postgres array literals Bun.SQL stringifies JS arrays in unsafe() params, so every `= ANY($1)` query failed under DB_PROVIDER=bun. Array params now go through toPostgresArrayLiteral with an explicit array cast, which works the same on postgres.js and Bun.SQL. * fix(db): Bun.SQL provider parity fixes - hasBegin/runnerCanBeginTransaction reject Bun.SQL tx and savepoint handles, which keep a throwing begin(); the inline copies in event-store, audit retention and PAT revoke use the shared predicate - runInSavepointIfSupported maps Bun's closed-connection error on a committed transaction like 25P01, only when fn never started - Instant params bind at millisecond precision (typed columns, raw event appends, form-draft file refs) so timestamptz(3) columns store the same instant on both drivers - integer columns bind JS numbers as text, so fractions are rejected on both drivers instead of rounded by Bun.SQL - runMigrations holds its session advisory lock and all migration transactions on one reserved connection - test files that never cleaned up their test stack now do A CI job running the integration suite with DB_PROVIDER=bun follows once a Bun release contains oven-sh/bun#45304 (cached plan after DDL, oven-sh/bun#29484). * docs(agents): regenerate workflow-engine example after array param change * feat(db): use Bun.SQL listen() instead of a postgres-js LISTEN peer Bun 1.4.0 ships listen(channel, onnotify, onlisten) on Bun.SQL. It runs on its own dedicated connection (idleTimeout and maxLifetime set to 0), re-issues LISTEN after a dropped connection and calls onlisten again. That covers what the event dispatcher needs, so the Bun provider no longer opens a second postgres-js pool just for LISTEN. PgListenClient is now a driver-neutral structural type that both postgres-js and Bun.SQL satisfy. The dispatcher keeps the subscription object and calls unlisten() on it, since Bun.SQL's unlisten is a prototype method. New integration test for the Bun provider: the LISTEN backend survives the pool idleTimeout (while an idle pool connection is closed), and after pg_terminate_backend it re-LISTENs, fires onlisten again and delivers NOTIFY. The admin-api test sends its sentinel via pg_notify so it runs on both providers.

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…n is up or on its way, only the first statement of a SQLite text takes parameters, a SQLite text that starts with ';' gives its rows, a closed pool is not kept for --hot, two flaky tests

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sql(postgres): a result message for a request that was not executed f…

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…ails the connection instead of wedging it, request counters follow the request's own flags; mysql: two more shapes of the idle-connection event loop test

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node:quic: write the outbound queue to lsquic in place instead of copying it every on_write #37491

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sql: fixes for problems found after the consolidation (#45304) #45711

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Remove dead code from the code generators, the build scripts, and ten crate roots #45709

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fix(db): Bun.SQL provider parity fixes CosmicDriftGameStudio/kumiko-framework#3767

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s3: own the Blob store across the calls that run user JS #45738

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Qualify Bun SQL timer retirement before promoting held-transaction workflows EyK-26/strata#257

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Remove dead code from bun_lint, bun_sema, BunProcess.cpp, and NodeDirent.cpp #45764

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