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PR Review: Trigger After Mutation Hooks After Transaction is Committed

PR Review Complete

Summary

This PR successfully implements a critical architectural improvement to ensure afterEntityMutation hooks execute after transaction commit rather than during the transaction. This prevents scenarios where side effects (notifications, cache updates, etc.) occur even when transactions are rolled back.

Code Quality Assessment

Strengths

  1. Memory Safety: Uses WeakMap for transaction tracking, preventing memory leaks
  2. Backwards Compatibility: Preserves existing behavior for non-transactional operations
  3. Error Isolation: Hook errors don't affect transaction success/failure
  4. Clean Architecture: Clear separation between transaction management and hook execution
  5. Consistent Query Execution: Standardized query execution methods in BaseOperationHandler

🔍 Areas for Improvement

1. Race Condition Risk (Medium Priority)

Location: zenstack-driver.ts:74-88

const callbacks = this.#txConnections.get(connection);
// delete from the map immediately to avoid accidental re-triggering
this.#txConnections.delete(connection);
if (callbacks) {
    for (const callback of callbacks) {
        await callback(); // Sequential execution
    }
}

Issue: If multiple concurrent operations try to commit the same connection, there could be a race condition.
Recommendation: Add connection state validation or use atomic operations.

2. Error Handling Inconsistency (Low Priority)

Location: zenstack-query-executor.ts:372-374

} catch (err) {
    console.error(`Error in afterEntityMutation hook for model "${mutationModel}": ${err}`);
}

Issue: Uses console.error instead of proper logging infrastructure.
Recommendation: Use the existing logging system (this.options.debug, logger instance).

3. Missing Documentation (Low Priority)

Issue: New transaction callback mechanism lacks JSDoc documentation.
Recommendation: Add documentation for registerTransactionCommitCallback and isTransactionConnection.

🧪 Test Coverage

Excellent Coverage: The test suite comprehensively covers:

  • ✅ Hook behavior in transactions vs non-transactions
  • ✅ Rollback scenarios (hooks don't execute)
  • ✅ Multiple hook execution within single transaction
  • ✅ Error isolation (hook errors don't affect DB operations)
  • ✅ Nested mutations and various CRUD operations

Minor Gap: No explicit test for concurrent transaction scenarios, but this is likely not a common edge case.

Performance Considerations

Positive Impact:

  • Reduced transaction duration (hooks run after commit)
  • Better database connection utilization
  • Async hook execution won't block transaction completion

Negligible Overhead:

  • WeakMap operations are O(1)
  • Callback array management is minimal

🔒 Security Assessment

No Security Issues Identified:

  • No sensitive data exposure in hook callbacks
  • Proper error isolation prevents information leakage
  • Transaction integrity maintained

Final Recommendation

✅ APPROVE - This is a well-implemented feature that addresses an important architectural concern. The code quality is high, test coverage is comprehensive, and the identified issues are minor and non-blocking.

Suggested Follow-up Actions

  1. Optional: Improve error handling to use proper logging infrastructure
  2. Optional: Add JSDoc documentation for new public methods
  3. Optional: Consider adding a concurrent transaction test case

The current implementation is production-ready and represents a significant improvement to the mutation hook system.


Updated TODO.md item: ✅ Post-mutation hooks should be called after transaction is committed

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Pull Request Overview

This PR implements a change to trigger afterEntityMutation hooks after database transactions are committed, ensuring proper hook execution timing for transactional operations.

Key changes:

  • Modified hook execution logic to defer afterEntityMutation hooks until after transaction commit
  • Updated test cases to reflect the new behavior where hooks don't affect database operations when they throw
  • Removed obsolete transaction-related test cases that are no longer relevant

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 12 out of 12 changed files in this pull request and generated 6 comments.

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File Description
packages/runtime/src/client/executor/zenstack-query-executor.ts Core implementation of deferred hook execution with transaction commit callbacks
packages/runtime/src/client/executor/zenstack-driver.ts Transaction management with callback registration and execution after commit/rollback
packages/runtime/test/plugin/mutation-hooks.test.ts Updated tests to verify new hook behavior and transaction interaction
packages/runtime/test/plugin/query-lifecycle.test.ts Removed obsolete transactional hook tests
packages/runtime/test/plugin/kysely-on-query.test.ts Removed obsolete transaction-related test cases
packages/runtime/src/client/plugin.ts Added type definitions for mutation hook callbacks
packages/runtime/src/client/crud/operations/base.ts Refactored query execution to use centralized executeQuery methods
packages/runtime/src/client/crud/operations/*.ts Updated various operation handlers to use new query execution pattern
TODO.md Marked the post-mutation hooks feature as completed

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PR Review: Trigger After Mutation Hooks After Transaction is Committed

PR Review Complete

Summary

This PR successfully implements a critical architectural improvement to ensure afterEntityMutation hooks execute after transaction commit rather than during the transaction. This prevents scenarios where side effects (notifications, cache updates, etc.) occur even when transactions are rolled back.

Code Quality Assessment

Strengths

  1. Memory Safety: Uses WeakMap for transaction tracking, preventing memory leaks
  2. Backwards Compatibility: Preserves existing behavior for non-transactional operations
  3. Error Isolation: Hook errors don't affect transaction success/failure
  4. Clean Architecture: Clear separation between transaction management and hook execution
  5. Consistent Query Execution: Standardized query execution methods in BaseOperationHandler

🔍 Areas for Improvement

1. Race Condition Risk (Medium Priority)

Location: zenstack-driver.ts:74-88

const callbacks = this.#txConnections.get(connection);
// delete from the map immediately to avoid accidental re-triggering
this.#txConnections.delete(connection);
if (callbacks) {
    for (const callback of callbacks) {
        await callback(); // Sequential execution
    }
}

Issue: If multiple concurrent operations try to commit the same connection, there could be a race condition.
Recommendation: Add connection state validation or use atomic operations.

2. Error Handling Inconsistency (Low Priority)

Location: zenstack-query-executor.ts:372-374

} catch (err) {
    console.error(`Error in afterEntityMutation hook for model "${mutationModel}": ${err}`);
}

Issue: Uses console.error instead of proper logging infrastructure.
Recommendation: Use the existing logging system (this.options.debug, logger instance).

3. Comment-Code Mismatch (Low Priority)

Location: zenstack-query-executor.ts:74-78
The condition was changed from checking InsertQueryNode and DeleteQueryNode to InsertQueryNode and UpdateQueryNode, but the comment on line 78 still mentions 'insert and delete queries'.
Recommendation: Update comment to reflect the actual logic.

🧪 Test Coverage

Excellent Coverage: The test suite comprehensively covers:

  • ✅ Hook behavior in transactions vs non-transactions
  • ✅ Rollback scenarios (hooks don't execute)
  • ✅ Multiple hook execution within single transaction
  • ✅ Error isolation (hook errors don't affect DB operations)
  • ✅ Nested mutations and various CRUD operations

Minor Gap: No explicit test for concurrent transaction scenarios, but this is likely not a common edge case.

Performance Considerations

Positive Impact:

  • Reduced transaction duration (hooks run after commit)
  • Better database connection utilization
  • Async hook execution won't block transaction completion

Negligible Overhead:

  • WeakMap operations are O(1)
  • Callback array management is minimal

🔒 Security Assessment

No Security Issues Identified:

  • No sensitive data exposure in hook callbacks
  • Proper error isolation prevents information leakage
  • Transaction integrity maintained

Final Recommendation

✅ APPROVE - This is a well-implemented feature that addresses an important architectural concern. The code quality is high, test coverage is comprehensive, and the identified issues are minor and non-blocking.

Suggested Follow-up Actions

  1. Optional: Improve error handling to use proper logging infrastructure
  2. Optional: Fix comment mismatch in query executor
  3. Optional: Consider adding a concurrent transaction test case

The current implementation is production-ready and represents a significant improvement to the mutation hook system.


Updated TODO.md item: ✅ Post-mutation hooks should be called after transaction is committed


@ymc9 ymc9 merged commit d6bb0c0 into dev Jul 29, 2025
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