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@Chriztiaan Chriztiaan commented Jan 8, 2025

This PR addresses a timing issue in OPsqlite where the SQLite update hook triggers before the commit completes when performing single-write transactions (Resulting in ps_crud not being processed). As a result, nextCrudItem was returning undefined because the data was not yet committed at the time the hook fired.

Using react-native-quick-sqlite as reference, updates are now batched and only flushed after a write lock is released.

…ocessed. Batching update notifications per write lock.
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Changes look good.

I assume this would also affect regular watched queries?

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Chriztiaan commented Jan 8, 2025

Changes look good.

I assume this would also affect regular watched queries?

Using const { data: psCrud } = useQuery("Select * from ps_crud") initially I could see that it was stuck at 1, but its definitely becoming 0 now after being processed. I verified that powersync.watch also triggers with the expected results.

It does improve watched queries and the reactive query hooks.

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rkistner commented Jan 8, 2025

I mean that if you had useQuery('select * from my_table'), you could potentially get outdated results before because of the same issue, and that should be fixed now.

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I mean that if you had useQuery('select * from my_table'), you could potentially get outdated results before because of the same issue, and that should be fixed now.

Correct - sorry I misunderstood. Updated the changeset entry to mention this.

@Chriztiaan Chriztiaan merged commit 181a9db into main Jan 8, 2025
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@Chriztiaan Chriztiaan deleted the fix/opsqlite-transaction-notifications branch January 8, 2025 09:19
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