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turnloop-mysql: host API fixes from the P7 lane (#63-#68) - #98
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accept() admitted a command only when the session was Ready, no command was pending and output() was empty, but that rule was private. A host running its own command queue (Perry's P7 lane) had to rebuild it by hand, including the output().is_empty() flush coupling, and keep the copy in sync. can_accept() is now the public rule and accept() is defined in terms of it, so the two cannot drift: every command method (query, prepare, execute, the simple commands, change_user, quit) still goes through accept(). The new protocol test walks a connection through handshake, submission, partial and full acknowledgement, pending reply, undelivered Completed, idle and aborted, and checks at each point that can_accept() matches whether a command is actually taken (and that a rejected one appends no bytes). Closes #65
COM_STMT_CLOSE and COM_QUIT get no server reply. Their NoResponse -> Completed and Closing -> Closed transitions were only taken on a later next_event() call made after output() had been acknowledged, and nothing ever prompted that call: a completion-driven host has no read to react to, so the queue wedged until something else woke the connection. Perry's P7 lane worked around it with a 0 ms turnloop deadline purely to manufacture that wakeup. Of the two fixes the issue offers, consume_output() now returns bool rather than adding a separate poll_pending(). The acknowledgement is the one call a completion-driven host is guaranteed to make at that moment, so it is where the signal belongs; a second query method would still need the host to remember to ask it after every write. The transition itself also moved into consume_output(): acknowledging the last byte of a COM_STMT_CLOSE queues its Completed immediately, and the return value is true whenever an event (Completed or the terminal Closed) is deliverable without further input. The turnloop-io adapter drops the flag because its driver already polls after every drain. The new test drives both commands as a completion-driven host would, with no handle_timeout call: a partial write reports false and delivers nothing, the final write reports true and next_event() yields Completed / Closed, and a ping (which does get a reply) is not reported early. Breaking: Connection::consume_output returns Result<bool> instead of Result<()>. Closes #63
close_statement() removed the statement from Connection::statements as soon as COM_STMT_CLOSE was queued, before any byte was acknowledged. If the flush carrying it failed, the core believed the statement was gone while the server still held it open. The pending command now records CommandKind::CloseStatement(id), and the statement is removed in consume_output() at the same point the no-reply command completes: when the last byte of its output is acknowledged. A partial write, or an abort after a failed flush, leaves it registered. A new statements() accessor exposes the registry so a host can see which statements the server still holds. The test checks the registry before the write, after a partial write and after an abort (still listed; Completed is Aborted), and after a full write (gone, and execute then reports "unknown prepared statement"). With the old eager retain() it fails at the first "close not yet written" assertion. Closes #67
Event::Ok fired both for a genuine OK packet and for the legacy EOF that ends a
result set's rows. The EOF's OkPacket view reports affected_rows and
last_insert_id that are not row counts at all, and nothing in the event said
which case produced it, so every host had to shadow the protocol state to
interpret the fields.
Event::Ok now means only a real OK packet. The row terminator becomes
Event::Eof { token, warnings, status }: it exposes exactly what a legacy EOF
carries (warning count and status flags, including
SERVER_MORE_RESULTS_EXISTS) and deliberately no OkPacket, so there is no
meaningless affected_rows to misread. The connection negotiates legacy EOF
only (CLIENT_DEPRECATE_EOF is never requested), so this is the only
terminator shape.
The new protocol test feeds "INSERT ...; SELECT 42" and asserts the exact event
sequence: Ok(affected 3, id 9, more results), Row, Eof(warnings 3, no more
results), Completed. The ignored real-server suite now also counts Eof
separately and asserts that CREATE+INSERT+SELECT yields two OKs and one EOF.
Breaking: result-set terminators are Event::Eof, no longer Event::Ok.
Closes #64
Row::parse validated a row by cloning it and running the clone to the end, then handed the original to the host, which decoded every value again. Every row, text or binary, paid its full decode cost twice. Row::parse now checks only the header eagerly (binary marker and the NULL bitmap length, which is what makes the later bitmap indexing in-bounds) and the iterator validates as it goes: each value is bounds-checked and decoded exactly once when reached, the last value additionally rejects trailing packet bytes, and the first error fuses the iterator (len() drops to 0 and next() returns None), so nothing past a malformed value is ever decoded or yielded. No value is read outside the packet and nothing panics, as before. The observable difference is where a malformed row surfaces: in the host's iteration rather than as next_event()'s Err; the README now says to treat it like any other parsing error and abort. The new unit tests cover a valid row, a truncated value (previously rejected by Row::parse; now the first value is yielded, the second errors and the iterator ends), trailing bytes on the last value, and binary rows with an eagerly rejected marker/bitmap and a lazily rejected short scalar. Closes #66
types::decode picked Buffer for any column reporting character_set 63, but MySQL reports the binary charset for every non-string column. A text-protocol TIME therefore decoded as a Buffer instead of mysql2's string, and TIME, BIT and GEOMETRY all fell into the same arm with nothing telling them apart. There was also no way to reproduce mysql2's DATETIME fraction handling: its binary parser cuts the fractional seconds to the column's declared decimals (DATETIME(3) -> ".123"), while decode always printed six digits. Perry's P7 lane ended up not using decode at all. The issue allows either a type-aware decode path plus a truncation option, or at minimum raw metadata beside each value. This does both, since the metadata is cheap and lets a host diverge per type without re-decoding: - decode chooses by column type before charset: TIME is a string, BIT a Buffer (as in mysql2) and GEOMETRY a new JsValue::Geometry request carrying the SRID+WKB bytes, like Json and Date, for the host to build mysql2's objects. Charset 63 now only selects Buffer for the string/BLOB family. - Options::truncate_fraction_to_decimals cuts formatted DATETIME/TIMESTAMP fractions to the column's decimals (0 drops the fraction); off by default, so existing output is unchanged. - ColumnTypeInfo gains `decimals` (filled from the column definition), and Row::columns() / Row::typed() pair every value with its ColumnTypeInfo. Tests: TIME/BIT/GEOMETRY/VARBINARY with charset 63 decode to String / Buffer / Geometry / Buffer (TIME was Buffer before); DATETIME(3), (6), (0) and TIMESTAMP(2) fractions with and without truncation; and a row carrying the parsed DATETIME(3) decimals through Row::typed. Breaking: ColumnTypeInfo has a new public `decimals` field, Options a new field, and JsValue a new Geometry variant. Closes #68
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Connection->>Host: Completed, Closed, Ok, or Eof
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In `@protocols/turnloop-mysql/src/wire.rs`:
- Line 170: Remove the ExactSizeIterator contract from Row: change typed() to
return impl Iterator, update Row::size_hint() to return a zero lower bound with
the existing upper bound, and delete the ExactSizeIterator implementation while
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Remove the invalid ExactSizeIterator contract.
A malformed value can occur before the final column. In that case, len() reports multiple remaining items, but next() returns one Err and then fuses the iterator.
This behavior violates ExactSizeIterator. Remove that implementation from Row, change typed() to return impl Iterator, and use a non-exact lower bound in size_hint().
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- ) -> impl ExactSizeIterator<Item = Result<(ColumnTypeInfo, RawValue<'a>)>> + 'a {
+ ) -> impl Iterator<Item = Result<(ColumnTypeInfo, RawValue<'a>)>> + 'a { fn size_hint(&self) -> (usize, Option<usize>) {
let n = self.columns.len() - self.at;
- (n, Some(n))
+ (0, Some(n))
}
}
-impl ExactSizeIterator for Row<'_> {}Also applies to: 224-224
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In `@protocols/turnloop-mysql/src/wire.rs` at line 170, Remove the
ExactSizeIterator contract from Row: change typed() to return impl Iterator,
update Row::size_hint() to return a zero lower bound with the existing upper
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Six host-facing fixes to
turnloop-mysql, all raised by Perry's P7 (mysql2) lane. One commit per issue; scope isprotocols/turnloop-mysqlonly.#63: COM_STMT_CLOSE / COM_QUIT wedge under a completion-driven host
consume_output()now returnsResult<bool>. When the last byte of a COM_STMT_CLOSE is acknowledged, theNoResponse -> Completedtransition happens insideconsume_output(). The return value istruewhenever an event (Completed, orClosedafter COM_QUIT) is ready without further input, meaning "callnext_event()now". The issue offered this or a separatepoll_pending(). I picked this one because the acknowledgement is the one call a completion-driven host is guaranteed to make at that moment. The turnloop-io adapter ignores the flag because its driver already polls after every drain. The new test drives both commands with no timer and nohandle_timeout: a partial write returns false, the final write returns true, thenCompletedorClosedis delivered, and a ping (which does get a reply) is not reported early.Closes #63
#64:
Event::Okoverloaded with the result-set EOFEvent::Oknow means a real OK packet only. A result set's terminator is the newEvent::Eof { token, warnings, status }. It deliberately has noOkPacket, so there is no meaninglessaffected_rowsto read. The test checks the exact event sequence forINSERT ...; SELECT. The ignored real-server suite now also asserts two OKs and one EOF for CREATE+INSERT+SELECT.Closes #64
#65:
can_accept()New
pub fn can_accept() -> bool. The privateaccept()is now defined ascan_accept(), so the two cannot drift. Every command method still goes throughaccept(). The test walks through each state and checks thatcan_accept()matches whether a command is actually admitted. It also checks that a rejected command appends no bytes.Closes #65
#66: Row decoded twice
Row::parsenow checks only the header up front (binary marker and NULL-bitmap length). The iterator checks each value's bounds and decodes it once, when the host reaches it. The last value also rejects trailing bytes. The first error stops the iterator, so no value after a malformed one is decoded or yielded. Nothing reads outside the packet or panics, as before. A malformed row now shows up as an error during the host's iteration rather than as anErrfromnext_event(). The README says to abort the connection, the same as for any other parsing error.Closes #66
#67:
close_statementdrops the statement too earlyThe pending command records
CloseStatement(id), and the statement leaves the registry only when its bytes are fully acknowledged. After a partial write or an abort, it stays listed. A newConnection::statements()accessor makes the registry visible. The test fails on the old code, which removed the statement as soon as the close was queued.Closes #67
#68:
types::decodevs the mysql2 wire policydecodenow decides by column type before charset. TIME returns a String (a text-protocol TIME used to become a Buffer because of charset 63). BIT returns a Buffer, as in mysql2. GEOMETRY returns the newJsValue::Geometry(&[u8])host request.Options::truncate_fraction_to_decimalscuts DATETIME/TIMESTAMP fractions to the column'sdecimals, the way mysql2's binary parser does. It is off by default.ColumnTypeInfogainsdecimals.Row::columns()andRow::typed()pair each value with its column metadata, so a host can apply its own per-type policy without reimplementing decoding.Closes turnloop-mysql: types::decode cannot express the mysql2 wire policy (DATETIME truncation, TIME/BIT/GEOMETRY collapse) #68
Breaking changes (pre-1.0 alpha)
Connection::consume_outputreturnsResult<bool>(wasResult<()>).Event::Eof { token, warnings, status }, no longerEvent::Ok.next_event().ColumnTypeInfohas a new public fielddecimals, andtypes::Optionshas a new fieldtruncate_fraction_to_decimals. Code that builds either with a struct literal must set the new field.types::JsValuehas a newGeometryvariant. Text-protocol TIME decodes toStringinstead ofBuffer.Checks
cargo +nightly-2026-08-20 fmt --all --checkcargo +nightly-2026-08-20 clippy --locked --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings -D clippy::undocumented_unsafe_blocksRUSTDOCFLAGS='-D warnings' cargo +nightly-2026-08-20 doc --locked --workspace --all-features --no-depscargo +nightly-2026-08-20 test --locked -p turnloop-mysql --all-featurescargo +1.97.1 check --locked --workspace --all-targets --all-featuresAll of these pass locally. The real-server suites (
server,async_server) are ignored locally and did not run. CI runs them.Summary by CodeRabbit