fix(pool): answer constant capability getters without a checkout - #990
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Adapter\Pool delegated every getter, so each getSupportFor*/getMax*/getHostname call checked out a connection and replayed the handle state onto it. Memoize the answers that are the same for every connection in a pool, keep delegating the getters that read connection or handle state, and update getSupportForAttributes from its setter.
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- Line 904: Update Pool’s setSupportForAttributes path so the requested setting
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A handle is usually built for one request around a pool that lives as long as the process, so memoizing on the handle still checked a connection out for every distinct getter on every request. The answers now live in a WeakMap keyed by the pool, so each one is asked once per pool. Attribute support has a setter and stays per handle.
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- Around line 114-116: Update both adapter checkout paths in Pool so handles
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rg -n -C 6 'function (setSupportForAttributes|getSupportForAttributes)\s*\(|supportForAttributes\s*=' src/Database/Adapter src/Database/Adapter.php
sed -n '36,170p' src/Database/Adapter/Pool.php
sed -n '340,365p;600,615p;935,955p' src/Database/Adapter/Pool.php
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printf '%s\n' '--- attribute-support consumers ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- implementations and mutable state ---'
rg -n -C 5 'function (getSupportForAttributes|setSupportForAttributes)\s*\(|supportForAttributes' src/Database/Adapter
printf '%s\n' '--- shared-connection test ---'
rg -n -C 18 'testHandleWithNoTimeoutResetsTheConnectionItIsGiven|new UtopiaPool|TimeoutRecordingMemory' tests/unit/PoolTimeoutTest.php
printf '%s\n' '--- Pool change against merge base ---'
git diff 1c99c2179d13f79476a51dd3b73ecc0025058d14 48dbdc22e62944cd74e03f321d44ee15890115a5 -- src/Database/Adapter/Pool.php | rg -n -C 8 'supportForAttributes|reportedSupportForAttributes|delegate\(|withTransaction\(|getSupportForAttributes'Repository: utopia-php/database
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Reset attribute support for handles with no override.
When two Pool handles share a pool and the first sets support to false, the next handle with no override leaves that value on a reused Memory or Mongo adapter. Its getSupportForAttributes() then caches false, so Database::removeUnknownAttributes() can return documents without filtering unknown attributes when dropUnknownAttributes is enabled. Replay the adapter default for unset handles in both checkout paths.
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Review comment at @src/Database/Adapter/Pool.php around lines 114 - 116:
Update both adapter checkout paths in Pool so handles with no
supportForAttributes override restore the adapter’s default instead of retaining
a reused adapter’s previous value. Preserve the explicit override behavior and
ensure Memory and Mongo adapters do not carry stale attribute-support state
between handles.
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Its answer depends only on the value asked for, and every checkout already replays that value, so it is kept per pool like the capabilities. A pinned connection is told directly, since it is not replayed onto.
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Adapter\Poolsent every getter throughdelegate(). So eachgetSupportFor*,getMax*,getLimitFor*,getHostname,getIdAttributeType, etc. checked out a connection and replayed the full handle state onto it, only to read a constant.getDocumentasks for several of these per call.The Pool now keeps the answers to getters that are the same for every connection in a pool (same factory, so same adapter class and DSN). They are kept per pool, in a
WeakMapkeyed by theUtopia\Pools\Pool, not per handle: Appwrite builds a newAdapter\Poolfor everyDatabaseon every request, so a per-handle memo would still check out once per distinct getter per request.These still delegate because they read connection or handle state:
getDriver,getConnectionId,getMaxIndexLength(depends on shared tables),getSupportForPCRERegexandgetSupportForAttributeResizing(SQLite per-instance flags).getSupportForAttributeshas a setter, so the getter is per handle. The setter's answer depends only on the value asked for, so it is kept per pool too, and the requested value is replayed on every checkout (a pinned transaction connection is told directly).getHostnamedoes not keep an empty answer, andgetMinDateTimereturns a clone.PoolTimeoutTestnow usesping()to force a checkout, because a capability getter no longer does.Verification: a SQLite-backed Pool whose
use()counts checkouts, with a new handle per operation (Appwrite's shape) and a warmed-up handle.getDocumentgetDocumentgetDocumentfindcreateDocumentgetDocumentThe one remaining checkout on a new handle is
getSupportForAttributes, for handles that never set it. Appwrite's tenant databases set it on every handle, so once the pool has answered the setter they need no checkout to build the handle or to serve a cached read. Adapters with hostname support (MariaDB, Postgres) save two more checkouts pergetDocument.Refs appwrite/appwrite#14083
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