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test(db): check Effects without skipInitial over a lagging source in Model D - #2277
Part of #2117: the skipInitial: false consumer item.
This change adds an effect-initial-rows consumer to Model D in packages/db/tests/query/includes-temporal-oracle.test.ts. It is an Effect without skipInitial over a lagging source. It changes only tests and docs; no production code changes.
Law: an Effect without skipInitial passes the same initial gate, but the gate holds no callback. So its callback-visible result equals the query's current result at every checkpoint, before initial-query readiness too.
Authority:ARCHITECTURE.md, "Effects and initial readiness":
skipInitial "only decides whether the initial rows are delivered".
"Other ordinary initial/refinement requests keep their existing callback timing".
Observation: the callback-visible result, rebuilt from enter, exit, and update events. The recorder also counts inconsistent events (an enter for a visible key, or an exit or update for an absent key), so a duplicate or lost delta reaches the comparison.
Between a truncate and its settlement, the model does not judge the rows, because the replay barrier owns publication there. The metamorphic twin still compares those checkpoints.
Histories: the same 156 as the skipInitial Effect lane: direct, lazy join, eager-root, and eager-default, each crossed with truncate and rekey disturbances.
Question for review: the gate sentence ("Every Effect passes its gate there too, with or without skipInitial") could also be read as holding initial rows until readiness. I followed the callback-timing sentence, which matches current production. If the other reading is intended, the model rule to change is expectedInitialRowsEffectObservation.
🔬 Oracle Coverage
Owner: "Includes and publication" → temporal oracle, Model D. The coverage-map row is updated. The evidence is appended to the review record docs/contributing/oracle-reviews/progressive-source-readiness.md ("Effect without skipInitial round").
Reach: declared with createOracleReach, and asserted after the bounded exhaustive cells.
Rows visible before initial-query readiness: 117 cells.
A row written after readiness is visible: 46 cells.
Truncate replay before settlement: 80 cells.
RED: none. This change adds coverage under an unchanged contract, and production already conforms.
GREEN:npx vitest run tests/query/includes-temporal-oracle.test.ts passes 1084 of 1084 tests, with no type errors.
Mutants: each was run against all of Model D in src/query/effect.ts. Only the new cells reject either mutant. Every existing lane, including the skipInitial Effect lane, passes both.
Mutant
Rejecting cells
Without skipInitial, hold callbacks until the gate (if (!this.skipInitial && !this.reachedReady) return in flushPendingChanges)
152 of 156: 52 direct, 92 join, 4 eager-root, 4 eager-default. Assertion failures at checkpoints 1–5.
Ignore skipInitial: false, so initial rows are dropped (this.skipInitial = true)
The same 152 cells
The 4 survivors are eager histories that start with source-ready. No row is visible before readiness there, so both mutants are equivalent within those histories.
Effects without skipInitial over an ordered window, an include, or a single result.
useLiveQueryEffect.
✅ Checklist
I have tested this code locally with pnpm test. I ran the changed oracle file in full (1084 tests pass) and pnpm lint:changed.
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Tests
Expanded coverage for Effects that do not use skipInitial, including their visible query results and callback behavior before readiness, after writes, and during truncate replay.
Added checks across direct, joined, and eager-source query shapes.
Documentation
Updated contributor guidance to describe how Effects without skipInitial expose query results at each checkpoint.
…Model D
Add an effect-initial-rows consumer to the includes temporal oracle. Without
skipInitial an Effect keeps its ordinary callback timing, so its
callback-visible result must equal the query's current result at every
checkpoint, before initial-query readiness too. The lane rejects an Effect
that holds or drops its initial deltas until readiness; no other Model D lane
did.
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The temporal source-readiness oracle now models callback-visible rows for an Effect without skipInitial. Its traces cover pre-readiness and later writes, track required observation states, and document the new coverage.
Changes: Effect readiness observations
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Summary
Model callback-visible rows packages/db/tests/query/includes-temporal-oracle.test.ts
The model adds an Effect consumer without skipInitial. It records visible rows, event consistency, and acquisition counts, and compares these observations with expected results.
Trace reach and coverage packages/db/tests/query/includes-temporal-oracle.test.ts, docs/contributing/oracle-reviews/progressive-source-readiness.md, docs/contributing/oracle-coverage.md
Direct, join, and eager-root traces include the new consumer. Reach checks cover rows visible before readiness, writes after readiness, and truncate replay before settlement. The documentation describes the 156-history grammar, observed events, mutant outcomes, and coverage boundaries.
TanStack/db#2233: This PR uses createOracleReach to require reach for the new Effect observation states.
TanStack/db#2237: This PR extends the temporal campaign infrastructure changed by this PR.
TanStack/db#2236: This PR adds observations to the same temporal-oracle registration path.
Suggested reviewers:kyleamathews
Merge Risk: Low · up to d1617
The new test can miss a stale parent ID after rekey. This is a coverage gap, not an established production failure.
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The Effect contract treats a present-to-present value change as an update. The join query returns id: user.id, but this consumer compares only row counts and post IDs. A rekey from parent 2 to 3 can therefore leave a stale parent ID undetected. This is a missing regression-coverage gap, not an established production failure.
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type InitialRowsEffectObservation = {
- visible: { rows: number; postIds: Array<number> } | null+ visible: {+ rows: number+ postIds: Array<number>+ parentIds: Array<number>+ } | null
inconsistentEvents: number
acquisitions: number
}
Add the join row IDs to both expectedInitialRowsEffectObservation and observeLaggingSourceConsumer, using facts.parentId for the expected join rows and row.id for the observed join rows.
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Review comment at @packages/db/tests/query/includes-temporal-oracle.test.ts
around lines 3321 - 3339:
Update InitialRowsEffectObservation and observeLaggingSourceConsumer to include
sorted parentIds from each visible join row’s row.id, alongside row counts and
postIds; update expectedInitialRowsEffectObservation to derive the corresponding
values from facts.parentId so present-to-present parent ID changes are detected.
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Review comments at @packages/db/tests/query/includes-temporal-oracle.test.ts:
- Around line 3321-3339: Update InitialRowsEffectObservation and
observeLaggingSourceConsumer to include sorted parentIds from each visible join
row’s row.id, alongside row counts and postIds; update
expectedInitialRowsEffectObservation to derive the corresponding values from
facts.parentId so present-to-present parent ID changes are detected.
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🎯 Changes
Part of #2117: the
skipInitial: falseconsumer item.This change adds an
effect-initial-rowsconsumer to Model D inpackages/db/tests/query/includes-temporal-oracle.test.ts. It is an Effect withoutskipInitialover a lagging source. It changes only tests and docs; no production code changes.skipInitialpasses the same initial gate, but the gate holds no callback. So its callback-visible result equals the query's current result at every checkpoint, before initial-query readiness too.ARCHITECTURE.md, "Effects and initial readiness":skipInitial"only decides whether the initial rows are delivered".enter,exit, andupdateevents. The recorder also counts inconsistent events (anenterfor a visible key, or anexitorupdatefor an absent key), so a duplicate or lost delta reaches the comparison.skipInitialEffect lane: direct, lazy join,eager-root, andeager-default, each crossed with truncate and rekey disturbances.Question for review: the gate sentence ("Every Effect passes its gate there too, with or without
skipInitial") could also be read as holding initial rows until readiness. I followed the callback-timing sentence, which matches current production. If the other reading is intended, the model rule to change isexpectedInitialRowsEffectObservation.🔬 Oracle Coverage
Owner: "Includes and publication" → temporal oracle, Model D. The coverage-map row is updated. The evidence is appended to the review record
docs/contributing/oracle-reviews/progressive-source-readiness.md("Effect withoutskipInitialround").Reach: declared with
createOracleReach, and asserted after the bounded exhaustive cells.RED: none. This change adds coverage under an unchanged contract, and production already conforms.
GREEN:
npx vitest run tests/query/includes-temporal-oracle.test.tspasses 1084 of 1084 tests, with no type errors.Mutants: each was run against all of Model D in
src/query/effect.ts. Only the new cells reject either mutant. Every existing lane, including theskipInitialEffect lane, passes both.skipInitial, hold callbacks until the gate (if (!this.skipInitial && !this.reachedReady) returninflushPendingChanges)direct, 92join, 4eager-root, 4eager-default. Assertion failures at checkpoints 1–5.skipInitial: false, so initial rows are dropped (this.skipInitial = true)The 4 survivors are eager histories that start with
source-ready. No row is visible before readiness there, so both mutants are equivalent within those histories.Limits: these remain open. They are listed in the review record and in Extend the Effect skipInitial oracle lane: ordered windows, includes, failures, and ordinary Effects #2117.
skipInitialover an ordered window, an include, or a single result.useLiveQueryEffect.✅ Checklist
pnpm test. I ran the changed oracle file in full (1084 tests pass) andpnpm lint:changed.🚀 Release Impact
Summary by CodeRabbit
Tests
skipInitial, including their visible query results and callback behavior before readiness, after writes, and during truncate replay.Documentation
skipInitialexpose query results at each checkpoint.