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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly summarizes both primary changes: context-aware SQLite busy waits and retries for a busy first open. Linked Issues check The changes meet the coding requirements for active issues #81and#86. For#81, dbkit installs a per-connection busy handler, passes each call's context Done channel, and maps cancelled waits and ope…Out of Scope Changes check The changes stay within the scope of issues #81and#86. The busy-handler wrapper, direct libc dependency, connector retry logic, BusyPoll option, open-path changes, changelog updates, and related tes…Full details: Linked Issues check
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#81and#86. For#81, dbkit installs a per-connection busy handler, passes each call's context Done channel, and maps cancelled waits and operations to context errors. The added tests cover deadlines, cancellation, writes, transactions, queries, rows, and cleanup. For#86, Connect retries busy opens at BusyPoll intervals until BusyTimeout or context cancellation. Options.BusyPoll is required and validated from 1 ms through BusyTimeout. Tests cover WAL opening, timeout, cancellation, concurrent handles, and separate-process Migrate calls.
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Review comments at @dbkit/sqlite/busy.go:
- Around line 184-198: Update busyConn.QueryContext to keep the span returned by
c.during(ctx) active for the lifetime of successful query rows instead of
clearing it on return. Wrap the returned driver.Rows so its Close method clears
the span, and clear the span immediately on query errors or when the context has
ended before returning.
Review comments at @dbkit/sqlite/CHANGELOG.md:
- Line 27: Rewrite the prepared-statement clause in the Fixed entry to state
that its run depends on the driver’s context handling and can stop within one
BusyPoll after its context ends; leave the statement, transaction,
snapshot-checkpoint, and BeginTx clauses intact.
Review comments at @dbkit/sqlite/options.go:
- Around line 41-42: Update the BusyPoll documentation in the BusyPoll field
comment to state that SQLite may wait up to one BusyPoll during connection
opening without honoring the context, delaying other connection opens. Add the
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| connector_internal_test.go | 9.10 → 10.00 | Complex Conditional |
| options_test.go | 9.69 → 10.00 | Complex Conditional |
| connector_test.go | 9.69 → 10.00 | Complex Conditional |
| open.go | 9.39 → 10.00 | Complex Conditional, String Heavy Function Arguments |
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Review comments at @dbkit/sqlite/busy.go:
- Around line 159-163: Update busyConn.during and busyWait span tracking so
ending a call restores the newest span that is still open instead of clearing
the active span or restoring a closed predecessor. Add a regression test that
leaves rows open, runs ExecContext on the same connection, and verifies
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| // during hands ctx's Done channel to the busy handler for one call and returns what ends that span, never a later one. | ||
| func (c *busyConn) during(ctx context.Context) func() { | ||
| s := &callSpan{done: ctx.Done()} | ||
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Here are the **v1.60.1** GitHub source files:
- [`conn.go`](https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite/blob/v1.60.1/conn.go) — connection methods, including `QueryContext` and `ExecContext`. ([github.com](https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite/blob/v1.60.1/conn.go))
- [`rows.go`](https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite/blob/v1.60.1/rows.go) — row iteration, including `Rows.Next`. ([github.com](https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite/blob/v1.60.1/rows.go))
- [`sqlite.go`](https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite/blob/v1.60.1/sqlite.go) ([github.com](https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite/blob/v1.60.1/sqlite.go))
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- 1: https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite/blob/v1.60.1/conn.go
- 2: https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite/blob/v1.60.1/rows.go
- 3: https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite/blob/v1.60.1/sqlite.go
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For **`modernc.org/sqlite` v1.60.1**, the matches are not all in the files you named:
- `conn.go` has **no `QueryContext` or `ExecContext` methods**; those context-aware driver methods are implemented on `*stmt` in `stmt.go`. They pass the context into the internal query/exec routines, which check cancellation and arrange to interrupt SQLite. ([github.com](https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite/blob/v1.60.1/conn.go))
- `rows.go` implements `(*rows).Next(dest []driver.Value)`, **without a context parameter**. It advances the statement with `step`; cancellation handling is set up by the statement’s query routine. ([github.com](https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite/blob/v1.60.1/rows.go))
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Restore the newest live span after each call.
A later ExecContext or query on the same Tx or pinned sql.Conn can run between two Rows.Next calls. It replaces span R, then clears the span when it returns. The next busy Rows.Next uses the nil-context fallback and can wait until BusyTimeout.
Keep all open spans and restore the newest span that remains open. Do not restore a closed predecessor.
Suggested span-stack fix
import (
"context"
"database/sql/driver"
"fmt"
"io"
"reflect"
+ "slices"
"sync"
"sync/atomic"
"time"
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// span is the call of busyConn running on the connection, or the query whose rows are open, nil between calls.
span atomic.Pointer[callSpan]
+ // mu protects open.
+ mu sync.Mutex
+ // open holds calls and queries whose spans have not ended.
+ open []*callSpan
}
+func (w *busyWait) push(s *callSpan) {
+ w.mu.Lock()
+ w.open = append(w.open, s)
+ w.span.Store(s)
+ w.mu.Unlock()
+}
+
+func (w *busyWait) pop(s *callSpan) {
+ w.mu.Lock()
+ defer w.mu.Unlock()
+ if i := slices.Index(w.open, s); i >= 0 {
+ w.open = slices.Delete(w.open, i, i+1)
+ }
+ if n := len(w.open); n > 0 {
+ w.span.Store(w.open[n-1])
+ } else {
+ w.span.Store(nil)
+ }
+}
+
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func (c *busyConn) during(ctx context.Context) func() {
s := &callSpan{done: ctx.Done()}
- c.wait.span.Store(s)
- return func() { c.wait.span.CompareAndSwap(s, nil) }
+ c.wait.push(s)
+ return func() { c.wait.pop(s) }
}Add a test that keeps rows open, runs ExecContext on the same connection, and checks that internalSpanDone(wait) still returns the rows' Done channel.
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Review comment at @dbkit/sqlite/busy.go around lines 159 - 163:
Update busyConn.during and busyWait span tracking so ending a call restores the
newest span that is still open instead of clearing the active span or restoring
a closed predecessor. Add a regression test that leaves rows open, runs
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| endSpan() | ||
| return nil, end | ||
| } | ||
| return keepSpan(ctx, rows, endSpan), nil |
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QueryContext now leaves its context in the connection-wide span until its rows close. On a pinned sql.Conn, prepare a statement before opening query rows, then execute that statement with a different context while another connection holds the write lock. Prepared-statement execution does not install its own span, so canceling the open query makes the statement stop waiting and fail with SQLITE_BUSY even though its own context is still live.
This caused the write to fail in all three reproduced cases; the identical writes on the previous revision waited for the lock to clear and succeeded. Set the context around each actual driver operation, including prepared-statement execution, so one query cannot cancel an unrelated write.
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**Queries cancel unrelated statements**
`QueryContext` now leaves its context in the connection-wide `span` until its rows close. On a pinned `sql.Conn`, prepare a statement before opening query rows, then execute that statement with a different context while another connection holds the write lock. Prepared-statement execution does not install its own span, so canceling the open query makes the statement stop waiting and fail with `SQLITE_BUSY` even though its own context is still live.
This caused the write to fail in all three reproduced cases; the identical writes on the previous revision waited for the lock to clear and succeeded. Set the context around each actual driver operation, including prepared-statement execution, so one query cannot cancel an unrelated write.
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Closes #81
Closes #86
What
Connectfails with a named error, and a test fails once the driver offers a busy handler of its own.Connecttries a busy open again everyBusyPolluntilBusyTimeoutor the end of its context, so a new file that another process is switching to WAL no longer fails at once.BusyPoll. This is a breaking change.Why
A write behind another writer waited out the whole busy timeout even after its context ended. The first open of a new file failed busy while another process switched it to WAL.
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Breaking Changes
BusyPoll, the lock-retry interval. Set it to at least 1 ms and no greater thanBusyTimeout.sql.Conn.Rawnow exposes a dbkit wrapper rather than the underlying driver connection.Improvements
PRAGMA busy_timeoutnow reads as0; setting it restores waits that do not follow the operation’s context.Bug Fixes