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feat(powersync-db-collection): support numeric collection keys - #2392
A deserializationSchema may now convert id to a number, for example id: z.coerce.number(). This is for backends with integer primary keys.
PowerSync stores every id in SQLite as text. Before this change, the collection key had to be that string: if the schema converted id to a number, getKey threw Record must have a string id field. This breaks joins on integer foreign keys. For example, take a parts table with integer ids and an order_lines table whose part_id column holds those ids. The schema converts part_id to a number, so line.partId is 5. Without numeric keys, part.id stays the string "5", so a live query that joins with eq(part.id, line.partId) compares "5" with 5 and matches nothing.
Now the collection key is the deserialized id. Both sides of the join are 5, and the rows match.
Every path that writes a collection key now takes the key from the deserialized row, not from SQLite's text id:
Initial and on-demand loads:getKey(deserializeSyncRow(row)).
Reload update or insert choice (collection.has): it now gets the deserialized key. With the raw text id, it would never match a numeric key.
Tracking-outage sweep (missing.delete): it now runs inside writeType, using the same key. With the raw text id, it removed nothing, so every held row was deleted.
Unload eviction: the discussion did not list this path. It ran SELECT id … and deleted keys by the raw text id. It now selects the rows and deserializes them. The type checker found this path once the key type was derived from the row.
Local updates and deletes: these write String(mutation.key) to WHERE id = ?. This matches how the serializer already writes a numeric id on insert ("5"), and how the PowerSync service converts integer ids (idFromData). So writes work too; collections with numeric keys are not read-only.
asPowerSyncRecord is removed. On the type side, PowerSyncRecord and AnyTableColumnType allow id: string | number. The collection key type is InferPowerSyncKey<Output>: number when the output id is a number, otherwise string. Existing string and branded-string collections keep string keys, and the existing type tests pass unchanged.
Evidence
PowerSync has no oracle owner. The coverage map lists it as "Fixed tests only" (tracked in #2264). So this PR adds focused tests in tests/numeric-keys.test.ts, one for each path. They run against a real node:sqlite PowerSync database.
Reach: eager load, SQLite update and delete, local update and delete, on-demand reload with held rows, unload eviction, and the release-rebuild tracking outage. All use numeric keys.
RED: run pnpm vitest run tests/numeric-keys.test.ts with src from main. All 3 tests fail.
GREEN: the same command passes 3/3. The full package passes 198/199. The one failure is portable-declarations.test.ts, which fails locally with EPERM on symlinkSync (Windows symlink permissions) and has nothing to do with this change.
Mutants: each one fails a test.
writeType(row.id): the outage test fails.
Eviction with key: row.id: the reload/eviction test fails.
mutation.key without String(...): the write test fails.
Limits: no generated histories. These are fixed examples, consistent with the package's current coverage status. Not covered: keys that are neither strings nor numbers, and a custom serializer for id.
Size
Gzip of the minified dist/esm files: 8585 → 8543 bytes (−42). pnpm size:compare did not run on my machine: its baseline worktree build of db-ivm failed.
PowerSync collections support numeric IDs as collection keys when IDs are converted to numbers during deserialization. Numeric keys work with syncing, on-demand reloads, eviction, and local updates and deletes.
Numeric IDs must be safe integers and match the stored SQLite ID exactly; invalid IDs are rejected. Equality and membership queries can use the SQLite ID index, while range queries scan the table.
Documentation
Added guidance for configuring integer primary keys and retrieving records by numeric key. The guide explains how updates and deletes locate stored rows, and when IDs with leading zeros or values outside JavaScript’s safe integer range should remain strings.
A deserializationSchema may convert `id` to a number, for a backend with
integer primary keys. The collection key is now the deserialized row's id,
and every path that writes a key derives it from the deserialized row:
initial and on-demand loads, the reload's update/insert choice, the
tracking-outage sweep, and unload eviction. Local updates and deletes write
the key back to SQLite as text.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Walkthrough
PowerSync collections now derive keys from deserialized IDs, including numeric IDs. Sync, on-demand reload and eviction, and local update and delete paths use those keys. The change adds tests, documentation, and a patch changeset.
Changes: Numeric PowerSync collection keys
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Summary
Key contract and deserialized ID handling packages/powersync-db-collection/src/definitions.ts, packages/powersync-db-collection/src/helpers.ts, packages/powersync-db-collection/src/powersync.ts, packages/powersync-db-collection/tests/powersync.test-d.ts, docs/collections/powersync-collection.md, .changeset/powersync-numeric-keys.md
Collection key types derive from the output ID type. Numeric IDs must be safe integers whose text form matches the stored ID. The guide, changeset, and type tests describe or verify the numeric-key configuration.
Eager sync and local writes packages/powersync-db-collection/src/powersync.ts, packages/powersync-db-collection/src/PowerSyncTransactor.ts, packages/powersync-db-collection/tests/numeric-keys.test.ts
Initial rows and diff operations are prepared before collection transactions begin. Update and delete SQL operations convert mutation keys to text. Tests cover eager sync, local writes, and transaction handling with numeric keys.
On-demand reload and eviction packages/powersync-db-collection/src/powersync.ts, packages/powersync-db-collection/src/sqlite-compiler.ts, packages/powersync-db-collection/tests/numeric-keys.test.ts
Subset predicates use numeric-ID handling, and eviction converts stored IDs to keys only when they round-trip exactly. Tests cover subset reloads, indexed lookups, eviction, tracking recovery, and deserialization failures.
sequenceDiagram
participant PowerSyncCollection
participant SQLite
participant DeserializationSchema
participant CollectionStore
PowerSyncCollection->>SQLite: Query rows with stored text IDs
SQLite-->>PowerSyncCollection: Return rows
PowerSyncCollection->>DeserializationSchema: Deserialize rows
DeserializationSchema-->>PowerSyncCollection: Return records with output IDs
PowerSyncCollection->>CollectionStore: Write records using derived keys
CollectionStore->>SQLite: Update or delete using mutation key as text
This change adds support for numeric PowerSync collection keys behind an explicit numericIds option. The reviewed paths show no remaining concrete merge-blocking risk. Range predicates on numeric IDs scan the table and persistently invalid rows can park pending local mutations. Both are bounded and already raised in earlier review.
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- Around line 1042-1043: In the eviction flow, derive every delete key from
rowsToEvict with deserializeSyncRow and getKey before calling begin(). Then
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Eviction and load batches deserialized each row after begin(). A row that
failed deserialization, or had an id that is neither a string nor a number,
threw inside the loop and left the sync transaction open; each release
retry then opened another. Derive every key first, then open the
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Follow-up in 2e27285: keys are now derived before a sync transaction opens.
Before this, eviction and load batches deserialized each row after begin(). A row that failed deserialization, or whose id was neither a string nor a number, threw inside the loop and left the sync transaction open. Each release retry then opened another one. Both paths now deserialize the rows and derive their keys first, then call begin() and write.
The load path had the same order before this PR. Its comment claimed that a failing batch leaves no transaction open, but that held only for the SQL read, not for deserialization.
RED: on 95ae179, the two new tests in tests/numeric-keys.test.ts (load and eviction, each with a row that fails validation) fail: a transaction stays open.
GREEN: 5/5 in that file. The package passes 200/201; the one failure is the same local portable-declarations symlink EPERM on Windows.
Mutant: moving begin() back above the eviction key derivation fails the eviction test.
Limits: a row that keeps failing validation still makes the release retry with backoff. It now only logs an error each time, which is how every other release failure already behaves. The diff-flush path (flushDiffRecordsWithContext) also calls begin() before deserializing. That order predates this PR, and this follow-up leaves it unchanged.
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Major · Preserve the SQLite ID for updates and deletes · PowerSyncTransactor.ts:247-253
packages/powersync-db-collection/src/PowerSyncTransactor.ts:247-253 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Preserve the SQLite ID for updates and deletes
If SQLite contains ID '001', the documented coercion loads it as collection key 1. An update or delete by 1 then targets SQLite ID '1', so it does not change the loaded row. Retain the original SQLite ID for mutations instead of reconstructing it from the numeric key.
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Update the mutation handling in PowerSyncTransactor so updates and deletes use
the original SQLite ID associated with the loaded collection row, rather than
reconstructing it with String(mutation.key). Preserve the original ID across key
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- Around line 247-253: Update the mutation handling in PowerSyncTransactor so
updates and deletes use the original SQLite ID associated with the loaded
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Preserve the original ID across key coercion so a collection key of 1 still
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Law: numeric collection keys must preserve the exact SQLite row identity. Reach: real SQLite subset loads with leading-zero IDs and IDs beyond the safe integer range. RED: both loaded successfully before the guard. GREEN: all seven numeric key tests pass with the guard. Mutant: removing the guard restores both failures. Limits: this does not exercise numeric SQL predicates or release with a persistently invalid row.
I pushed a guard for numeric IDs that cannot round-trip to the exact SQLite ID. Two cases remain that need a decision about the adapter contract.
On-demand filtering still compares id as SQLite text. With stored IDs '2' and '10', gt(id, 2) should match 10, but the subset query omits it. The same comparison is used for trigger tracking and eviction. Can we make numeric ID mode explicit so all three paths can compile predicates consistently and preserve string comparisons for existing collections? A regression should check both the initial subset and a later matching insert.
Subset release now deserializes every candidate before evicting anything. A row that keeps failing validation causes the release to retry indefinitely, even for existing string-key collections. Other rows in that subset stay loaded and the release never reaches the tracking rebuild. The current test makes validation succeed on retry. Please cover a permanently invalid row alongside a valid loaded row. Retaining the accepted key alongside the stored ID would let release evict the loaded row without revalidating it.
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Major · Allow release to progress past invalid rows. · powersync.ts:1049-1064
packages/powersync-db-collection/src/powersync.ts:1049-1064 Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Allow release to progress past invalid rows.
If an invalid SQLite row arrives after a subset loads, its deserialization can fail before any valid rows are evicted. Retries retain those rows and do not rebuild tracking for that release until the invalid row is corrected or removed.
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Update the rowsToEvict processing around deserializeSyncRow and getKey so a single row that fails deserialization does not prevent valid rows from being evicted or block tracking from rebuilding for that release. Isolate failures per row, continue with valid keys, and preserve safe transaction handling when no valid keys remain.
Pending operations are not resolved if a later record fails to deserialize.
pendingOperations is filled inside operations.map. A later record can throw in deserializeSyncRow. The catch then logs the error. No sync transaction opens, and DELETE FROM ${trackedTableName} does not run. pendingOperationStore.resolvePendingFor is also skipped. The local mutation handlers that wait on those operations stay parked. This matches the old begin-before-deserialize behavior, which the PR notes is unchanged. The new ordering at least leaves no open transaction.
Persistently invalid rows will re-fail on every flush. Consider a follow-up that surfaces this failure to the waiting mutation handlers.
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Update the deserialization failure path around `operations.map` so waiting mutation handlers are notified of the failure instead of remaining parked when a record fails to deserialize. Use the established pending-operation failure mechanism, determining how it associates the failed flush with pending operations; preserve the current behavior of not opening a sync transaction when deserialization fails.
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- Add `numericIds`. TypeScript requires it exactly when the schema outputs a
number `id`. With it, every `id` reference compiles to
`CAST(id AS INTEGER)`, and the subset load, trigger WHEN clauses, and
eviction compile through one helper, so `gt(id, 2)` matches 10 on every
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- Release no longer deserializes rows. It selects stored ids and derives each
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Numeric ID mode is explicit: numericIds: true. TypeScript requires it exactly when the schema's output id is a number, and getKey enforces the same rule at runtime. With it, every id reference compiles to CAST(id AS INTEGER). The subset load, trigger WHEN clauses, and eviction compile through one helper, so they agree. Without it, the SQL is unchanged. Regression: with stored ids '2', '3', '10', gt(id, 2) loads 3 and 10; a later write of '0' and '100' tracks 100 and not 0; release evicts everything.
Release no longer deserializes. Since the mode is explicit, a loaded row's key is its stored id, or with numericIds the number that round-trips to it, which the deserialization guard already requires. Eviction selects only id and skips ids that can't be a loaded key, so we don't need a retained key map. The test covers a permanently invalid row next to a valid loaded row, for numeric and string ids: release evicts both and logs no error.
Each new test fails when I remove the cast from the trigger clauses, remove it from eviction, or restore revalidation in release. I also merged main (conflict with #2394; listed now holds collection keys).
Update: 91097e0 addresses CodeRabbit's review. eq and in on a numeric id now compare its canonical text, so SQLite uses the id index; ranges keep the CAST.
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Review comments at @docs/collections/powersync-collection.md:
- Around line 414-415: Define a `products` table in the example’s `APP_SCHEMA`
so the existing `APP_SCHEMA.props.products` reference resolves and the
integer-ID example is usable. Match the table’s schema to the fields used by the
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Review comments at @packages/powersync-db-collection/src/powersync.ts:
- Around line 495-498: Prepare each deserialized value and its key using getKey
before calling begin({ snapshot }), then stage writes from those prepared pairs.
This ensures key validation failures occur before the sync transaction opens;
preserve the existing write behavior for valid pairs.
Review comments at @packages/powersync-db-collection/src/sqlite-compiler.ts:
- Line 113: Add an indexed query path for numeric ID predicates in the
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python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.request, sqlite3url='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/powersync-ja/powersync-sqlite-core/v0.5.2/crates/core/src/schema/management.rs'lines=urllib.request.urlopen(url,timeout=15).read().decode().splitlines()for a,b in [(18,109),(112,140)]: print(url) for i in range(a-1,min(b,len(lines))): print(f'{i+1}: {lines[i]}')print('\nStandalone sqlite planner comparison, sqlite',sqlite3.sqlite_version)db=sqlite3.connect(':memory:')db.executescript('CREATE TABLE ps_data__products(id TEXT PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL, data TEXT); CREATE VIEW products AS SELECT id, CAST(json_extract(data, "$.name") AS TEXT) AS name FROM ps_data__products;')for pred,value in [('"id" = ?', '2'),('CAST("id" AS INTEGER) = ?',2),('"id" > ?', '2'),('CAST("id" AS INTEGER) > ?',2)]: print(pred, db.execute('EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN SELECT * FROM products WHERE '+pred+' LIMIT ? OFFSET ?', (value,100,0)).fetchall())PY
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Provide an indexed path for numeric ID predicates.
Without a matching expression index, numeric ID subset loads and evictions can scan the table. Tracking reloads also run under a write lock. Preserve numeric comparison semantics, and compare equality and range query plans against text-ID predicates.
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Review comment at @packages/powersync-db-collection/src/sqlite-compiler.ts at line 113:
Add an indexed query path for numeric ID predicates in the `compileOptions?.numericId` handling of `sqlite-compiler.ts`. Preserve numeric comparison semantics and ensure the path uses a matching expression index for subset loads, evictions, and tracking reloads; verify equality and range query plans against text-ID predicates.
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- Reject a schema whose `id` may be a string or a number: it fits neither
`numericIds` mode, and its numeric rows would fail `getKey` at runtime.
- Derive every key before a sync transaction opens, on the load path and on
the path that syncs tracked writes, so a key `getKey` rejects leaves no
transaction open.
- Compare numeric ids with `eq` and `in` as their canonical text, so SQLite
uses the `id` primary key index instead of scanning `CAST(id AS INTEGER)`.
Range predicates keep the CAST.
- Define the `products` table in the integer-key docs example and list
`numericIds` among the configuration options.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Implements #2391.
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deserializationSchemamay now convertidto a number, for exampleid: z.coerce.number(). This is for backends with integer primary keys.PowerSync stores every
idin SQLite as text. Before this change, the collection key had to be that string: if the schema convertedidto a number,getKeythrewRecord must have a string id field. This breaks joins on integer foreign keys. For example, take apartstable with integer ids and anorder_linestable whosepart_idcolumn holds those ids. The schema convertspart_idto a number, soline.partIdis5. Without numeric keys,part.idstays the string"5", so a live query that joins witheq(part.id, line.partId)compares"5"with5and matches nothing.Now the collection key is the deserialized
id. Both sides of the join are5, and the rows match.Every path that writes a collection key now takes the key from the deserialized row, not from SQLite's text
id:getKey(deserializeSyncRow(row)).collection.has): it now gets the deserialized key. With the raw text id, it would never match a numeric key.missing.delete): it now runs insidewriteType, using the same key. With the raw text id, it removed nothing, so every held row was deleted.SELECT id …and deleted keys by the raw text id. It now selects the rows and deserializes them. The type checker found this path once the key type was derived from the row.String(mutation.key)toWHERE id = ?. This matches how the serializer already writes a numericidon insert ("5"), and how the PowerSync service converts integer ids (idFromData). So writes work too; collections with numeric keys are not read-only.asPowerSyncRecordis removed. On the type side,PowerSyncRecordandAnyTableColumnTypeallowid: string | number. The collection key type isInferPowerSyncKey<Output>:numberwhen the outputidis a number, otherwisestring. Existing string and branded-string collections keepstringkeys, and the existing type tests pass unchanged.Evidence
PowerSync has no oracle owner. The coverage map lists it as "Fixed tests only" (tracked in #2264). So this PR adds focused tests in
tests/numeric-keys.test.ts, one for each path. They run against a realnode:sqlitePowerSync database.id. Every key that sync writes, and every id that a local write sends to SQLite, refers to the same row. Authority: the collection'sgetKeycontract and the discussion's proposal ([PowerSync] Support integer primary keys: the collection key must be a string `id` #2391).pnpm vitest run tests/numeric-keys.test.tswithsrcfrommain. All 3 tests fail.portable-declarations.test.ts, which fails locally withEPERMonsymlinkSync(Windows symlink permissions) and has nothing to do with this change.writeType(row.id): the outage test fails.key: row.id: the reload/eviction test fails.mutation.keywithoutString(...): the write test fails.serializerforid.Size
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dist/esmfiles: 8585 → 8543 bytes (−42).pnpm size:comparedid not run on my machine: its baseline worktree build ofdb-ivmfailed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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