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database/sql's Tx.Commit takes no context, and BeginTx returned the driver's transaction unchanged, so a commit that waited for a lock ran with no span and waited up to BusyTimeout. A context that ended at 100ms answered 20s later, once the reader let go. Wrap the transaction so Commit runs under the context BeginTx was given. Rollback stays the driver's: database/sql rolls back on an ended context, and a rollback that stopped early would return a connection still inside a transaction to the pool. Fixes gopherium#104
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Review comments at @dbkit/sqlite/busy.go:
- Line 194: Update the transaction commit handling around t.Tx.Commit so a
successful driver commit returns nil immediately; only pass a non-nil commit
error through ended with t.ctx, preserving the committed result even if the
context ends afterward.
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[Medium impact] The PR appears safe to merge; the previous commit-result issue is fixed.
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If the context ended after the driver's commit returned nil, ended() turned a committed transaction into a context error, so a caller could retry a write that already took effect. Return nil when the driver commit succeeded; only annotate a failed commit with the context error.
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Problem
database/sql'sTx.Committakes no context, andbusyConn.BeginTxreturned the driver's transaction unchanged. A commit that waited for a lock therefore ran with no span: its wait used the connection'sBusyTimeout, not the context given toBeginTx. The issue's measurement was a context that ended at 100ms and aCommitthat answered 1.46s later; my reproduction without the fix answered after 20s, once the holder let go, withSQLITE_BUSY.Fix
Wrap the driver's transaction in a
busyTxwhoseCommitruns under the contextBeginTxwas given, so the busy handler sees that context'sDonechannel for the commit's wait.Rollbackstays the driver's, as the issue asks:database/sqlrolls back on an ended context, and a rollback that stopped early would put a connection still inside a transaction back in the pool.Fixes #104
Testing
TestACommitEndsItsWaitWithTheContextOfBeginTx: an attached rollback-journal database is held by a reader, the transaction writes to it, andCommitruns under a 100ms context.busy.goreverted, the test fails —Commit()answered after 20.018s withSQLITE_BUSY, want one matchingcontext.DeadlineExceeded.go test ./...indbkit/sqlite: all packages pass (4.6s).go vet ./...passes;gofmtreports no changes.The tests ran in a
golang:1.27Linux container becausedbkit/sqliterefuses to open a database on Windows by design.Summary by CodeRabbit