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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe collection package is updated for PowerSync 2. It changes database contracts, table-derived types, serialization, structured logging, CRUD tests, schema tests, documentation, dependency versions, and release metadata. ChangesPowerSync 2 collection migration
Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Other Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR upgrades the PowerSync SDK dependency chain to v2 and updates the collection package's database contracts, typing, serialization, and logging accordingly; package tests and type checks reportedly pass. One known, pre-existing lifecycle quirk (an internally-caught tracking/trigger disposal log) is not fully guarded by the updated test assertions, since those assertions can run before the test database's teardown completes — meaning a regression there could still slip through unnoticed by CI. This does not block merge but is worth tightening with an explicit await on cleanup before asserting, since it affects confidence in future changes to this lifecycle path rather than current production behavior. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Avoid using any types; prefer unknown.
As per coding guidelines: "Avoid using any types; use unknown instead when the type is truly unknown". Using unknown for the column values improves type safety by requiring type guards before operations on the values.
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In `@packages/powersync-db-collection/src/helpers.ts` around lines 65 - 71, The
AnyTableColumnType type uses any for column values; replace it with unknown in
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I tested this branch by itself and stacked after #1585, #1616, and #1649. The package tests and type checks pass, and the attachments code compiles against PowerSync 2, but I can't merge this version yet. After the preceding PRs land, this needs a rebase. The stack currently conflicts in There are also two small cleanups in the current diff: the metadata path says it logs a warning but uses |
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A data point from running this combination in anger, in case it's useful while this waits on its rebase. We've shipped new Proxy(database, {
get(target, property) {
if (property === 'logger') return legacyLoggerFacade // .info/.warn/.error -> log({ level, message, error })
const value = Reflect.get(target, property, target)
return typeof value === 'function' ? value.bind(target) : value
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})Two things that might save you time: 1. The logger really is the only incompatibility. We enumerated every 2. Without it the failure is total, not cosmetic — worth flagging for anyone who tries 2.x before this lands. The first thing each collection does on start is log On the lifecycle races @tannerlinsley mentions — tracking-table flushes after disposal, and Happy to test a rebased build against our app if that's useful — we have both web and React Native surfaces on 2.x, plus a |
To my fellow Americans who have never heard the phrase "in anger" used this way before: its a british idiom meaning "for real / in a real world setting". At first I thought @jaltin was saying he was rage-testing this branch 😅 |
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Assert after asynchronous teardown completes.
These assertions run before the onTestFinished cleanup registered by createDatabase calls disconnectAndClear() and close(). If a tracking-table flush logs after disposal during that cleanup, the test can pass before the message is appended to syncErrors. Await an explicit cleanup or flush completion, then perform both assertions.
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In `@packages/powersync-db-collection/tests/on-demand-sync.test.ts` at line 2287,
Update the tests around the syncErrors assertions to await completion of
database cleanup or tracking-table flush, then perform both assertions only
afterward. Apply the same change to the assertion near the second referenced
location, using the cleanup/flush mechanism exposed by createDatabase and
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I have rebased this ontop of the latest
This doesn't appear to be a regression from the v2 update, and I see there's an existing branch to improve that. |
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@tannerlinsley @KyleAMathews Could I get another review here? Since this is blocking our users from upgrading, we'd like to land this if possible instead of stacking it on another PR. It also seems like the reported "repeatedly logs tracking-table flushes after disposal" issue from the first review is not a regression here. |
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Hey @KyleAMathews, this has become a bit more important than the attachment PR seeing as more users are asking for the V2 version bump and you had feedback on the attachment PR which might take a minute to be resolved. I am not expecting any blocking feedback on this PR so it feels like reducing the PowerSync review surface by getting this in should be reasonable. We wanted to maintain chronological order for simplicity, but these PRs are no longer stacked. |
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I found two issues worth following up on. I'm approving so this doesn't block the PowerSync v2 upgrade, but I'd like these addressed before merge if practical or tracked explicitly as follow-up work.
1. The restConfig cast hides a current transformed-schema bug.
BasePowerSyncCollectionConfig types compare against the SQLite RowType<TTable>, but the resulting collection invokes it with the schema's transformed output type. For example, a schema that transforms title: string into a Holder still allows:
compare: (left, right) =>
left.title!.localeCompare(right.title!)That configuration type-checks, but the comparator receives Holder instances at runtime and throws TypeError: left.title.localeCompare is not a function.
Removing the cast at powersync.ts:953 exposes this mismatch as TS2322. Please align output-sensitive configuration fields—at least compare—with the schema output type, narrow/remove the cast, and add a transformed-schema regression test.
2. Some v2 lifecycle tests are false-green.
At least these tests pass while logging no such table: __products_tracking_* errors:
does not repeat release work started by a reentrant cleanuprechecks active demand before evicting released rows
They spy on db.getAll, but the v2 path flushes through the transaction context's getAll, so the mock no longer covers the operation under test. The same focused tests on the parent commit with PowerSync v1 do not log these failures. Please update the test seam—or use a real trigger—capture logger errors, and await cleanup before asserting.
Two smaller cleanups are also valid:
- Remove the unused
MapBaseColumnTypehelper and itsBaseColumnTypeimport. - Decide whether intentionally to retain the metadata previously passed to
logger.warn. Usingerror: mutation.metadatawould surface it, althougherroris semantically an awkward metadata channel.
The serializer callback types themselves appear sound at the public configuration boundary: transformed callback inputs remain typed, typoed property access is rejected, and serializers must return the corresponding SQLite column type.
Keeping this migration separate from the attachment work makes sense. Approved so it can move forward when ready; please address or track the comparator and false-green test issues.
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@KyleAMathews I have added type and runtime tests for mapped schemas, removed stubbed triggers from new tests to avoid them logging exceptions and
We don't want to pass untyped metadata through loggers on the PowerSync database, I think including the metadata object is not required for that message which just complains about metadata being set at all (instead of it e.g. having invalid values). |
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@powersync/dependencies to their latest version, which includes breaking changes affecting@tanstack/powersync-db-collection:AbstractPowerSyncDatabaseis a deprecated type-alias, we should useCommonPowerSyncDatabaseinstead.log()function instead of one per severity now.Table.columnMaphas been removed in favor of a type parameter, this changes a few helper types toinferthe column structure instead of extracting it from a field.CrudEntryclass is an implementation detail and no longer exposed. The integration used that in tests, this replaces usages by directly querying from the underlying internal table instead.This simplifies some types around
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