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Code Review Complete ✅

Reviewing PR: fix: result type of delete API

Todo List:

  • Read the modified file to understand the change
  • Analyze the delete API result type fix
  • Check for potential issues and best practices
  • Provide comprehensive review feedback

Analysis

The change is in packages/runtime/src/client/contract.ts:667 where the delete method's return type was updated from:

): ZenStackPromise<Schema, Simplify<ModelResult<Schema, Model>>>;

to:

): ZenStackPromise<Schema, Simplify<ModelResult<Schema, Model, T>>>;

Review Feedback

Excellent Fix - Type Consistency

This is a correct and important fix that addresses a type consistency issue. Here's why:

  1. Type Parameter Propagation: The delete method accepts a generic type parameter T extends DeleteArgs<Schema, Model> but was not properly propagating this type information to the return type. This meant that select, omit, and include options in delete arguments weren't properly reflected in the result type.

  2. API Consistency: All other similar methods in the same file correctly pass the type parameter T to ModelResult:

    • findMany, findUnique, findFirst (lines 302, 312, 322, 332, 342)
    • create, createManyAndReturn (lines 398, 449)
    • update, updateManyAndReturn (lines 570, 620)
    • upsert (line 644)
  3. TypeScript Inference: With this fix, TypeScript will now correctly infer the return type when using select or omit in delete operations:

    // Before fix: result would be typed as full User model
    // After fix: result is correctly typed as { id: string; email: string }
    const result = await db.user.delete({
      where: { id: '1' },
      select: { id: true, email: true }
    });

🔍 No Issues Found

  • No Breaking Changes: This is a pure type-level fix that improves type safety without affecting runtime behavior
  • No Security Concerns: Type-only change with no runtime implications
  • No Performance Impact: Compile-time only improvement
  • Well-Tested Pattern: The same pattern is used consistently across all other operations

📝 Minor Observations

  1. Test Coverage: While the fix is correct, there don't appear to be explicit tests for delete operations with select/omit options in the test suite. Consider adding tests to verify the type inference works correctly.

  2. Documentation: The existing JSDoc comments are comprehensive and cover the select/omit functionality well.

Recommendation

✅ APPROVE - This is a straightforward, necessary fix that improves type safety and consistency across the API. The change aligns the delete operation with all other CRUD operations in the codebase.


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Pull Request Overview

This pull request fixes the return type of the delete API method to properly include the generic type parameter T from the delete arguments. This ensures type safety by making the result type consistent with the specific delete operation being performed.

  • Adds the generic type parameter T to the ModelResult type in the delete method's return type

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Code Review: fix: result type of delete API

Summary

This PR fixes a type safety issue where the delete API method was missing the generic type parameter T in its return type, making the result type less precise than other CRUD operations.

Changes Reviewed

1. packages/runtime/src/client/contract.ts:667

- ): ZenStackPromise<Schema, Simplify<ModelResult<Schema, Model>>>;
+ ): ZenStackPromise<Schema, Simplify<ModelResult<Schema, Model, T>>>;

2. packages/runtime/test/plugin/entity-mutation-hooks.test.ts:238
Fixed test expectation email value from 'u1@test.com' to 'u2@test.com'

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

✅ Excellent Fix: This change brings the delete operation in line with all other CRUD operations (create, update, findUnique, etc.) which all properly pass the generic type parameter T to ModelResult.

✅ Type Safety Improvement:

  • Before: Return type was ModelResult<Schema, Model> - losing type information about select, include, and omit options
  • After: Return type is ModelResult<Schema, Model, T> - preserves full type information from delete arguments

✅ Consistent Pattern: All other operations follow this exact pattern:

  • create<T extends CreateArgs<Schema, Model>>ModelResult<Schema, Model, T>
  • update<T extends UpdateArgs<Schema, Model>>ModelResult<Schema, Model, T>
  • findUnique<T extends FindUniqueArgs<Schema, Model>>ModelResult<Schema, Model, T>

TypeScript Benefits

This fix enables proper type inference for:

// Now properly typed as { id: string; email: string }
const deleted = await db.user.delete({
  where: { id: '123' },
  select: { id: true, email: true }
});

// Now properly typed to include posts relation
const deletedWithPosts = await db.user.delete({
  where: { id: '123' },
  include: { posts: true }
});

Potential Issues ❌ None Identified

  • No breaking changes: This is purely additive type improvement
  • No runtime behavior changes: Only affects TypeScript inference
  • Test compatibility: Test file change appears to be an unrelated correction
  • Backward compatibility: Existing code will benefit from improved types without changes

Performance Considerations ✅

  • Zero runtime impact: This is a TypeScript-only change
  • Improved developer experience: Better autocomplete and type checking

Security Concerns ✅

  • No security implications: Type-only change

Test Coverage ✅

  • Existing test suite covers delete operations
  • Test fix appears to correct an unrelated test assertion
  • No additional tests needed for type-only improvements

Recommendation

✅ APPROVED - This is an excellent fix that:

  1. Resolves a type consistency issue
  2. Improves developer experience with better type safety
  3. Follows established patterns in the codebase
  4. Has zero risk of breaking changes

Todo List:

  • Read the modified contract.ts file to understand the delete API type fix
  • Read the modified test file to see how the change affects tests
  • Analyze the type safety improvements and potential issues
  • Check for consistency across the codebase
  • Provide comprehensive review feedback

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Code Review Complete ✅

Reviewing PR: fix: result type of delete API

Todo List:

  • Read the modified contract.ts file to understand the delete API type fix
  • Read the modified test files to see how the change affects tests
  • Analyze the type safety improvements and potential issues
  • Check for consistency across the codebase
  • Provide comprehensive review feedback

Analysis

The main change is in packages/runtime/src/client/contract.ts:667 where the delete method's return type was updated from:

): ZenStackPromise<Schema, Simplify<ModelResult<Schema, Model>>>;

to:

): ZenStackPromise<Schema, Simplify<ModelResult<Schema, Model, T>>>;

Review Feedback

Excellent Fix - Type Consistency

This is a correct and important fix that addresses a type consistency issue. Here's why:

  1. Type Parameter Propagation: The delete method accepts a generic type parameter T extends DeleteArgs<Schema, Model> but was not properly propagating this type information to the return type. This meant that select, omit, and include options in delete arguments weren't properly reflected in the result type.

  2. API Consistency: All other similar methods in the same file correctly pass the type parameter T to ModelResult:

    • findMany, findUnique, findFirst (lines 302, 312, 322, 332, 342)
    • create, createManyAndReturn (lines 398, 449)
    • update, updateManyAndReturn (lines 570, 620)
    • upsert (line 644)
  3. TypeScript Inference: With this fix, TypeScript will now correctly infer the return type when using select or omit in delete operations:

    // Before fix: result would be typed as full User model
    // After fix: result is correctly typed as { id: string; email: string }
    const result = await db.user.delete({
      where: { id: '1' },
      select: { id: true, email: true }
    });

Test Changes - Appropriate

The test file changes are legitimate:

  • entity-mutation-hooks.test.ts: Fixed email expectation from 'u1@test.com' to 'u2@test.com' - likely fixing a test that was incorrectly passing due to the type issue
  • on-query-hooks.test.ts: Added proper cleanup with afterEach for database disconnection - good practice for test hygiene

🔍 No Issues Found

  • No Breaking Changes: This is a pure type-level fix that improves type safety without affecting runtime behavior
  • No Security Concerns: Type-only change with no runtime implications
  • No Performance Impact: Compile-time only improvement
  • Well-Tested Pattern: The same pattern is used consistently across all other operations

📝 Minor Observations

  1. Test Coverage: While the fix is correct, there don't appear to be explicit tests for delete operations with select/omit options in the test suite. Consider adding tests to verify the type inference works correctly.

  2. Documentation: The existing JSDoc comments are comprehensive and cover the select/omit functionality well.

Recommendation

✅ APPROVE - This is a straightforward, necessary fix that improves type safety and consistency across the API. The change aligns the delete operation with all other CRUD operations in the codebase.


@ymc9 ymc9 merged commit ddd5b4d into dev Aug 14, 2025
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