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test(supabase-db-collection): add e2e tests against a local Supabase stack - #2400
Stacked on #2376. This branch is based on ivasilov/supabase-collection, so the diff also shows the #2376 commits until that PR merges. The only new commit here is e79ced815. Please review and merge #2376 first.
🎯 Changes
Runs @tanstack/supabase-db-collection against a real local Supabase stack (PostgREST and Realtime), locally and in CI.
The package's own e2e tests, ported from supabase/tanstack-db at 245600c: reads (including paging past db-max-rows and the oversized IN split), filters, mutations, realtime, and realtime filters.
The shared @tanstack/db-collection-e2e suites against Supabase: predicates, pagination, joins, deduplication, collation, mutations, and live updates, in eager and on-demand modes. Progressive and Moves are skipped because they only apply to Electric.
A local Supabase project in packages/supabase-db-collection/supabase/. It uses ports 553xx so it runs alongside Electric's Postgres on 54321. max_rows = 2 makes reads page. There are two migrations: the ported schema and the shared e2e tables (e2e_users, e2e_posts, e2e_comments).
pnpm test:e2e: the global setup reuses a running stack, or starts one and stops it afterwards. It reads the CLI command from SUPABASE_CLI (default supabase). Locally: SUPABASE_CLI="pnpm dlx supabase@2.116.0" pnpm test:e2e.
CI: a new supabase group in the E2E workflow's matrix. It installs CLI 2.116.0 with supabase/setup-cli (pinned to v3.2.0), starts only the services the collection needs, runs the suite, and always stops the stack. It runs in parallel with the other groups, so the shared 35-minute timeout is unchanged.
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One ported assertion is loosened. When an UPDATE moves a row out of a filtered realtime query, the row may now also be removed from the collection, because query-db-collection refetches its on-demand queries after the write. The test still fails if the row stays stale (active = true).
One shared case is skipped: "should maintain query state during data changes". Local Realtime delivers each change about 500 ms after commit. The case inserts eleven rows one at a time, which takes longer than the 5 s that a live query without subscribers survives.
largeViewCount is a text column. PostgREST returns bigint as a JSON number, which loses precision above 2^53. The collection converts the column with parse and serialize.
Filters e2e reads through live queries. Upstream checks these cases through queryOnce and executeQuery, which come in PR 3. Here every case reads through an on-demand live query on a fresh collection, so a filter that the server applies too strictly loses rows that the client cannot add back. PR 3 adds the queryOnce path back.
🔬 Oracle Coverage
This PR changes no production code. It adds Supabase as a receiving path for the shared provider suites. The coverage map's "Backend Collection E2E" row now lists the Supabase registration and the skipped case, with the reason.
Limits: one local Supabase CLI version (2.116.0) and Postgres 17. No hosted project, and no auth or RLS policies other than allow-all.
✅ Checklist
I have tested this code locally with pnpm test.
Results: pnpm test:e2e passed 159 tests with 1 skipped, on two runs (about 2 minutes each). Unit tests: 502 passed and 8 todo, with no type errors. pnpm lint:changed is clean.
🚀 Release Impact
This change affects published code, and I have generated a changeset.
Added Supabase-backed collections with support for reads, inserts, updates, deletes, and live updates through Supabase Realtime.
Added server-side filtering and sorting, pagination, and handling for large filter requests. Column conversions support values such as dates and big integers.
Tests
Added end-to-end coverage against a local Supabase stack for queries, mutations, filtering, and realtime updates.
Port @supabase-labs/tanstack-db (supabase/tanstack-db@245600c) into the
monorepo as @tanstack/supabase-db-collection. queryOnce, e2e tests and
docs follow in separate PRs; the package stays private until the docs PR.
On top of the upstream source:
- syncMode: 'eager' option (default 'on-demand')
- per-column parse/serialize converters
- multi-page reads also order by the key columns, so ties in the
query's order no longer repeat or skip rows; the oversized-IN URL
budget accounts for that extra order
- QueryClient registry is a WeakMap
- X-Client-Info version injected from package.json at build time
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Joining composite key values with '-' gave distinct tuples the same
collection key (['', '-'] and ['-', ''] both became '--'), so one row
overwrote the other. Composite keys are now a JSON array of the values'
string forms. Single-column keys are unchanged.
A property test generates pairs of tuples cut from the same text and
checks that keys are equal exactly when the tuples are; it fails on the
'-' join.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The sync wrapper returned a new `sync: { sync }` object, dropping the
factory query-db-collection attaches to its sync config. Without it a
direct write such as `utils.writeUpsert` on an idle collection threw
SyncNotInitializedError instead of starting sync. Spread the original
sync config and replace only `sync`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Spreading the query collection's options dropped its DbClient config
factory, so `collectionOptions(supabaseCollectionOptions(...))` read
through the default QueryClient instead of the client's `queryClient`
dependency, and a second DbClient could not reuse the descriptor.
Register a factory that rebuilds the whole Supabase config, including
the Realtime wrapper, with the client's `queryClient`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…l.any
React Native (Hermes) and Safari before 17.4 have no AbortSignal.any,
so every read split for an oversized IN list threw a TypeError there.
The chunk controller now follows the caller's signal through a listener,
keeping the caller's abort reason, and removes the listener when the
load settles, including on failure.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The order param dropped each sort's `nulls`. TanStack DB puts nulls
first unless told otherwise, while Postgres puts them last for ascending
order, so a limited ascending window over a nullable column loaded the
wrong rows (e.g. [3, 1] instead of the null rows [2, 4]). Every sort the
query asks for now carries `.nullsfirst` or `.nullslast`; the key-column
tiebreak is unchanged.
A new test compares limited windows over a nullable column, for each
direction and null placement, with the same live query over a local-only
collection, served by a mock that orders like Postgres.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…stack
Port the package's own e2e tests from supabase/tanstack-db (reads,
filters, mutations, realtime and realtime filters) and run the shared
@tanstack/db-collection-e2e suites against PostgREST and Realtime.
- The local Supabase project lives in supabase/, on ports 553xx so it
runs alongside Electric. max_rows = 2 makes reads page.
- The filters cases read through live queries; the queryOnce cases come
with experimental_queryOnce.
- The shared case "should maintain query state during data changes" is
skipped: local Realtime adds about 500 ms per change, so the live query
under test is cleaned up mid-test.
- CI runs the suite in a new `supabase` group of the E2E workflow.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Merging this PR will not cause a version bump for any packages. If these changes should not result in a new version, you're good to go. If these changes should result in a version bump, you need to add a changeset.
This PR includes no changesets
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This PR adds a Supabase collection package with PostgREST reads and mutations, Realtime subscriptions, row conversions, and local-stack E2E coverage. It also adds package configuration, database schemas, and CI workflow steps to run the E2E suite.
Adds the collection configuration, query-client registry, key derivation, sync wiring, row conversions, package exports, and tests for client isolation, keys, direct writes, and sync modes.
Adds end-to-end coverage for reads, filters, mutations, Realtime events, and shared suites. The coverage map records the Supabase registration and one skipped case.
sequenceDiagram
participant QueryClient
participant syncTableSubscription
participant SupabaseRealtime
participant Collection
QueryClient->>syncTableSubscription: Observe active table queries
syncTableSubscription->>SupabaseRealtime: Join matching or catch-all channel
SupabaseRealtime-->>Collection: Deliver INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE payloads
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TanStack/db#2171: Changes mutation-handler and transaction-settlement contracts used by the Supabase mutation handlers and tests.
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Review comments at @packages/supabase-db-collection/e2e/global-setup.ts:
- Around line 148-166: Ensure setup cleans up a Supabase stack it started if
credential validation or warmUpRealtime fails before teardown is returned.
Define a shared stop helper using startedByUs, runSupabase, and STOP_TIMEOUT_MS;
call it on both failure paths while preserving the original setup error if
cleanup also fails, and return the same helper for normal teardown.
Review comments at @packages/supabase-db-collection/src/db.ts:
- Around line 146-149: Update getKey to serialize non-null key values with the
same toScalarString helper used by keyColumnsToSearch, preserving the existing
empty-string handling for nullish values. This keeps Date keys precise and
consistent with request filters.
Review comments at @packages/supabase-db-collection/src/functions.ts:
- Around line 432-438: Update supabaseOnUpdate to serialize only changes in the
PATCH body, preserving the existing key filter and response handling. Update the
row-conversions.test.ts expectation to assert that only changed columns are
sent.
- Around line 126-131: Update the first postgrestRequest call so it requests an
exact count only when limit is undefined. For limited reads, omit the count
request and preserve the existing missing-count fallback and pagination
behavior.
Review comments at
@packages/supabase-db-collection/src/postgrest-filters/realtime-filters-to-search.ts:
- Line 75: Update the filter serialization path around toPostgrestParams so
quoted scalar and comma-joined filter syntax is used only when the Realtime
server supports it. For older or unverified server versions, use a catch-all
filter; preserve the optimized serialization for supported versions so filters
do not silently miss matching inserts or updates.
Review comments at @packages/supabase-db-collection/src/realtime.ts:
- Around line 113-115: Update handleUpsert to handle rejections from
collection.utils.writeUpsert and report failures through a controlled
error-reporting path, rather than allowing an unhandled rejection. Preserve the
existing row parsing and upsert behavior.
- Around line 43-46: Update isSynced to check whether getAcceptedSyncedRow
returns an accepted row for the key instead of checking only syncedData. This
ensures accepted rows not yet in syncedData are recognized during Realtime
delete and unfiltered update handling.
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Stop the stack when setup fails after supabase start.
startedByUs is set to true at Line 144. The teardown function is returned only at Line 166. Vitest does not call a teardown function that was never returned. If setup throws in between, the stack is never stopped. Setup throws when the credential check at Lines 148-152 fails, or when warmUpRealtime times out at Line 160.
On a developer machine this leaves containers running on ports 553xx. The next pnpm test:e2e then reuses this possibly unhealthy stack, because readStatus finds it. Failures on a cold start are the most likely trigger.
Define a stop helper before the checks. Call it before rethrowing any setup error.
🛠️ Proposed fix
- // Confirm realtime is actually delivering before tests rely on it.- await warmUpRealtime(url, anonKey)+ const stop = async () => {+ if (startedByUs) {+ await runSupabase([`stop`], STOP_TIMEOUT_MS)+ }+ }++ // Confirm realtime is actually delivering before tests rely on it.+ try {+ await warmUpRealtime(url, anonKey)+ } catch (error) {+ await stop().catch(() => undefined)+ throw error+ }
provide(`supabaseUrl`, url)
provide(`supabaseAnonKey`, anonKey)
provide(`supabaseServiceRoleKey`, serviceRoleKey)
- return async () => {- // Only stop the stack if this setup started it; never tear down a stack the- // developer (or CI) started separately.- if (startedByUs) {- await runSupabase([`stop`], STOP_TIMEOUT_MS)- }- }+ return stop
Apply the same stop() call before the throw at Lines 149-151.
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Review comment at @packages/supabase-db-collection/e2e/global-setup.ts around
lines 148 - 166:
Ensure setup cleans up a Supabase stack it started if credential validation or
warmUpRealtime fails before teardown is returned. Define a shared stop helper
using startedByUs, runSupabase, and STOP_TIMEOUT_MS; call it on both failure
paths while preserving the original setup error if cleanup also fails, and
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep millisecond precision when you derive keys from Date key columns.
getKey converts each key value with ${item[key]}. For a Date, this conversion calls Date.prototype.toString(). That output drops milliseconds and depends on the local timezone.
This matters when a key column is parsed to Date through parse. Two rows whose timestamps differ only in milliseconds then get the same collection key. One row overwrites the other.
The filter path already handles this case: keyColumnsToSearch uses toScalarString, and the tests cover Date keys with millisecond values. Use the same helper here so collection keys and request filters agree.
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Review comment at @packages/supabase-db-collection/src/db.ts around lines 146 -
149:
Update getKey to serialize non-null key values with the same toScalarString
helper used by keyColumnsToSearch, preserving the existing empty-string handling
for nullish values. This keeps Date keys precise and consistent with request
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Request count=exact only when the read has no caller limit.
Every first page sends Prefer: count=exact. This includes small windows such as limit=3 for a live infinite query. PostgREST then counts the whole filtered set on every page load. On a large table, each small window request does a full count.
When limit is defined, the loop does not need the count:
If the cap is at least limit, the first page returns limit rows and the loop ends.
If the cap is below limit, target = limit, and the loop ends at limit or at a short page.
A missing count already falls back to Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, so target becomes limit. Ask for the count only for unlimited reads. Unlimited reads are the case the eager and full-set tests cover.
⚡ Proposed fix
--- "a/packages/supabase-db-collection/src/functions.ts"+++ "b/packages/supabase-db-collection/src/functions.ts"@@ -123,12 +123,13 @@
// The base search already carries the caller's limit/offset (from the search
// builders), so the first request is sent verbatim — its URL stays identical
// to the single-request behaviour, and the query key that mirrors it.
const first = await postgrestRequest<Array<TItem>>(supabase, tableName, {
method: 'GET',
search: baseSearch,
signal,
- count: 'exact',+ // A limited read stops at `limit` or at a short page, so it needs no count.+ count: limit === undefined ? 'exact' : undefined,
})
let rows: Array<TItem> = first.data ? [...first.data] : []
// The rows the first page returned size the server's cap; a later page that
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// A limited read stops at `limit` or at a short page, so it needs no count.
count: limit===undefined ? 'exact' : undefined,
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126 - 131:
Update the first postgrestRequest call so it requests an exact count only when
limit is undefined. For limited reads, omit the count request and preserve the
existing missing-count fallback and pagination behavior.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Send only the changed columns in the PATCH body.
supabaseOnUpdate sends serializeRow({ ...original, ...changes }). The PATCH therefore writes every column from the client's last-known copy of the row, not only the edited columns.
Example: user B changes email while user A edits title on an older copy. A's PATCH writes the old email back, and B's change is lost. Realtime then sends the overwritten value to every client.
The key filter in search already identifies the row. Serialize changes only. The row-conversions.test.ts update test expects the full body (Line 209-215 there), so update that expectation too.
const{ data }=awaitpostgrestRequest<TItem>(supabase,tableName,{
method: 'PATCH',
search,
body: serializeRow(changes,conversions),
returnRows: true,
single: true,
})
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432 - 438:
Update supabaseOnUpdate to serialize only changes in the PATCH body, preserving
the existing key filter and response handling. Update the
row-conversions.test.ts expectation to assert that only changed columns are
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
Web query:
Supabase Realtime postgres_changes filter value quoting: does the server strip PostgREST-style double quotes and backslash escapes, e.g. filter 'name=eq."Doe, Jane"'? How does postgresChangesFilter() in supabase-js escape commas, and which Realtime server version added comma-separated AND filters?
Result:
Sources consulted:
- supabase-js/packages/core/realtime-js/src/RealtimeChannel.ts at master · supabase/supabase-js · GitHub — https://github.com/supabase/supabase-js/blob/master/packages/core/realtime-js/src/RealtimeChannel.ts
- Postgres Changes | Supabase Docs — https://supabase.com/docs/guides/realtime/postgres-changes
- Postgres Changes gets AND filters, new operators, and column selection — https://supabase.com/blog/postgres-changes-filters-and-column-selection
- supabase-js/packages/core/realtime-js/README.md at master · supabase/supabase-js · GitHub — https://github.com/supabase/supabase-js/blob/master/packages/core/realtime-js/README.md
- …and 71 more
I couldn’t find a matching GitHub result for that exact query. The search doesn’t establish whether `parse_subscription_params` splits filters with `String.split` in Supabase Realtime’s Postgres CDC code. Try searching the repository directly for `parse_subscription_params` or `String.split`.
Sources consulted:
- supabase/apps/docs/content/guides/realtime/postgres-changes.mdx at master · supabase/supabase · GitHub — https://github.com/supabase/supabase/blob/master/apps/docs/content/guides/realtime/postgres-changes.mdx
- Postgres Changes | supabase/realtime | DeepWiki — https://deepwiki.com/supabase/realtime/4.3-postgres-changes
- realtime/ARCHITECTURE.md at main · supabase/realtime · GitHub — https://github.com/supabase/realtime/blob/main/ARCHITECTURE.md
- subscription_check_filters accepts filter operators apply_rls cannot evaluate, and refuses some it can · Issue #2098 · supabase/realtime · GitHub — GitHub issue 2098 in supabase/realtime (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- …and 37 more
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Sources consulted:
- realtime/lib/extensions/postgres_cdc_rls/subscriptions.ex at main · supabase/realtime · GitHub — https://github.com/supabase/realtime/blob/main/lib/extensions/postgres_cdc_rls/subscriptions.ex
- Realtime Protocol | Supabase Docs — https://supabase.com/docs/guides/realtime/protocol
- Postgres Changes records a subscriber when a later subscription in the same transaction rolls back · Issue #2392 · supabase/realtime · GitHub — GitHub issue 2392 in supabase/realtime (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- Postgres Changes | supabase/realtime | DeepWiki — https://deepwiki.com/supabase/realtime/4.3-postgres-changes
- …and 26 more
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Handle filters on older Realtime servers.
Realtime v2.50.0 treats quoted scalar values and comma-joined conditions as literal text. With realtimeUseFilter: true, a text filter can join successfully but silently miss matching inserts and updates to unknown rows.
Use a catch-all unless the server supports this filter syntax, or make filter serialization version-aware.
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Update the filter serialization path around toPostgrestParams so quoted scalar
and comma-joined filter syntax is used only when the Realtime server supports
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Check accepted synced rows in isSynced.
While a mutation persists, a query result can add an accepted row that is not yet in syncedData. A Realtime delete or unfiltered update for that row is then skipped, so the stale row can appear when the queued result is applied.
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Update isSynced to check whether getAcceptedSyncedRow returns an accepted row
for the key instead of checking only syncedData. This ensures accepted rows not
yet in syncedData are recognized during Realtime delete and unfiltered update
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Catch failures from writeUpsert.
handleKnownUpdate and handleDelete attach .catch(ignoreRemovedRow) to their writes. handleUpsert attaches nothing to the promise from writeUpsert. If writeUpsert rejects, the rejection is unhandled. A rejection can come from schema validation, a getKey failure, or a write after cleanup. In Node, which includes SSR and test runners, an unhandled rejection ends the process by default. In browsers it only logs. Report the error in a controlled way instead.
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--- "a/packages/supabase-db-collection/src/realtime.ts"+++ "b/packages/supabase-db-collection/src/realtime.ts"@@ -110,9 +110,13 @@
// The row matches an active query's filter, so it belongs in the collection
// whether or not we have seen it before. Upsert decides insert-vs-update on
// the synced store, which also makes replayed or racing events harmless.
const handleUpsert = (payload: { new: T }) => {
- collection.utils.writeUpsert(parseRow<T>(payload.new, conversions))+ Promise.resolve(+ collection.utils.writeUpsert(parseRow<T>(payload.new, conversions)),+ ).catch((error: unknown) => {+ console.error('[supabase-db-collection] Realtime upsert failed', error)+ })
}
// Unfiltered updates arrive for every row in the table, so only rows the
// collection already holds are written — otherwise it would mirror the whole
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Update handleUpsert to handle rejections from collection.utils.writeUpsert and
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🎯 Changes
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@tanstack/supabase-db-collectionagainst a real local Supabase stack (PostgREST and Realtime), locally and in CI.This is PR 2 of 4:
experimental_queryOnce.private: true.What it adds
supabase/tanstack-dbat245600c: reads (including paging pastdb-max-rowsand the oversizedINsplit), filters, mutations, realtime, and realtime filters.@tanstack/db-collection-e2esuites against Supabase: predicates, pagination, joins, deduplication, collation, mutations, and live updates, in eager and on-demand modes. Progressive and Moves are skipped because they only apply to Electric.packages/supabase-db-collection/supabase/. It uses ports 553xx so it runs alongside Electric's Postgres on 54321.max_rows = 2makes reads page. There are two migrations: the ported schema and the shared e2e tables (e2e_users,e2e_posts,e2e_comments).pnpm test:e2e: the global setup reuses a running stack, or starts one and stops it afterwards. It reads the CLI command fromSUPABASE_CLI(defaultsupabase). Locally:SUPABASE_CLI="pnpm dlx supabase@2.116.0" pnpm test:e2e.supabasegroup in the E2E workflow's matrix. It installs CLI 2.116.0 withsupabase/setup-cli(pinned to v3.2.0), starts only the services the collection needs, runs the suite, and always stops the stack. It runs in parallel with the other groups, so the shared 35-minute timeout is unchanged.Please look at these
active = true).largeViewCountis atextcolumn. PostgREST returnsbigintas a JSON number, which loses precision above 2^53. The collection converts the column withparseandserialize.queryOnceandexecuteQuery, which come in PR 3. Here every case reads through an on-demand live query on a fresh collection, so a filter that the server applies too strictly loses rows that the client cannot add back. PR 3 adds thequeryOncepath back.🔬 Oracle Coverage
This PR changes no production code. It adds Supabase as a receiving path for the shared provider suites. The coverage map's "Backend Collection E2E" row now lists the Supabase registration and the skipped case, with the reason.
Limits: one local Supabase CLI version (2.116.0) and Postgres 17. No hosted project, and no auth or RLS policies other than allow-all.
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pnpm test.Results:
pnpm test:e2epassed 159 tests with 1 skipped, on two runs (about 2 minutes each). Unit tests: 502 passed and 8 todo, with no type errors.pnpm lint:changedis clean.🚀 Release Impact
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