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Appwrite returns the query validator's description in its 400 bodies, and
8.0 changed it for inputs 7.4.1 already rejected:
- 8.0 checked every top-level query before any nested one, so a bad child of
and/or/elemMatch reported the parent's arity rule ("And queries require at
least two queries") or support rule ("elemMatch is not supported") instead
of the child's own error. Children are validated first again, depth first.
- 8.0 parsed the whole set before validating, so a parse failure later in the
list hid an invalid query earlier in it. The first failing query in reading
order sets the message again.
- A method 7.x could not parse (count, join, union, jsonContains, ...) was
"Invalid query: Invalid query method: X" in 7.x; with no validator taking it
8.0 dropped the prefix. The prefix is kept for those methods only.
- A raw query from a string said "Raw queries cannot be parsed from untrusted
input..." and is "Invalid query method: raw" again.
- select('$tenant') without shared tables failed validation with "Attribute
not found in schema"; 7.x let it through and the read refused it with
"Cannot select attributes: $tenant". A joined $tenant stays refused.
- The UID description is the 7.x text again; the cursor validator returns it.
Join ON conditions are still validated after their join, as in 8.0.0.
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8.0 kept the double quotes of an exact term, so websearch_to_tsquery() matched the words as an adjacent phrase. 7.4.1 passed the words in single quotes, which websearch_to_tsquery() reads as every word in any order, and a self-hosted PostgreSQL customer's exact searches returned fewer rows after the upgrade. The builder binds the 7.x value again, for search and notSearch, and the UPGRADE note about the phrase match no longer applies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
On MariaDB, MySQL and PostgreSQL 7.4.1 compiled containsAll() on an attribute
that is not an array to `attr LIKE value` (ILIKE on PostgreSQL) per value,
joined with OR: a whole-value pattern match. 8.0 compiled it as a substring
match of every value, so containsAll('name', ['lph']) went from no rows to
every name containing "lph". The MariaDB, MySQL and PostgreSQL builders
compile the 7.x condition again. MongoDB already kept 7.x's $all.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…document read The query validation restore keeps the "Invalid query: " prefix for a method 7.x could not parse; the getDocument validator case was missed in that commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
7.4.1 grouped orderRandom() without an order attribute, so its tie break landed on the random order and the read ran ORDER BY RAND() with no cursor condition: orderRandom() with cursorAfter/cursorBefore returned random rows and ignored the cursor. 8.0 kept the empty attribute of the random order and refused the read with "Order attribute '' is empty", which Appwrite returns as 400 database_query_order_null. A random order on its own drops the cursor again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
7.4.1 fired document_purge from inside the write's transaction, so a purge listener that threw (Cloud's region broadcast) rolled the write back and the request failed with nothing stored. 8.0 moved the event after the outermost commit: the same failure left the write committed and still failed the request, so a retrying client could apply it twice. The outermost adapter transaction now fires the events queued in it just before it commits. A listener failure rolls the transaction back and is thrown, as in 7.x. The events of a caller's withTransaction() still wait for the end of that transaction and are dropped when it rolls back before then. As in 7.x, every attempt of a retried transaction that reaches its commit fires them, and the library's own cache is still purged again after the commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Appwrite stores the message of a failed attribute create in the attribute's `error` field. 7.4.1 printed the default as PHP prints a scalar, so `Default value x does not match given type integer`; 8.0 JSON-encoded it (`"x"`, `true`). A bigint default that is not an integer string said `Default value x is not a valid integer string for type bigint` in 7.4.1 and `does not match given type bigint` in 8.0. Both read as 7.x again, on create and on update. A bigint default out of range, which 7.x accepted, keeps the 8.0 refusal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nvalidArgumentException as 7.x did
Appwrite maps the increment and decrement failures by class: TypeException
answers 400 attribute_type_invalid "... is not a number", while
InvalidArgumentException answers 400 general_argument_invalid with the
library's message. 7.4.1 threw InvalidArgumentException("Value must be
numeric and greater than 0") for a change that is not above zero; 8.0 threw
TypeException, so a client sending 0 or a negative value saw a different
error type and message. The 7.x class is thrown again.
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…x did 7.4.1 handed a fractional change or bound on an integer attribute straight to the engine and returned the document with current + change: MariaDB and MySQL stored the sum rounded, MongoDB stored it and read it back truncated, and PostgreSQL failed with a PDOException. 8.0 refused it before the write with TypeException "Change value must be an integer." (and "Max/Min must be an integer."), which Appwrite answers with 400, so `1.5` stopped working on MariaDB and MySQL, which Cloud runs. A change, maximum or minimum that is not a whole number on an integer attribute takes the 7.x path again: float arithmetic for the bound check and the returned value, and the engine decides what it stores. A whole float is bound as an integer, as PDO bound it in 7.x, so PostgreSQL keeps accepting `2.0`. The Memory and Redis adapters compare a fractional bound as a float instead of failing in BigInt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
7.4.1 refused createIndex() with an unknown type with Exception\Index "Unknown index type: X. Must be one of ...". 8.0's Index::fromArray() read an unknown type as a key index, so the same call created a key index; on MongoDB a later index over the same attributes then failed as a duplicate. Index::fromArray() throws the 7.x exception again. A missing type is still a key index, and stored metadata read with fromDocument() is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Appwrite stores the message of a failed index create in the index's `error` field, and a unique index over rows that already share a value failed with `Unique index violation` on MariaDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB in 7.4.1. 8.0 renamed it to `Document with the requested unique attributes already exists` on every adapter. Exception\Unique::MESSAGE is the 7.x text again; the class and its hierarchy are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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7.4.1 accepted a numeric operator on an integer or double attribute when its
change and limit were numeric, and only refused a result it predicted outside
the int range. 8.0 also refused a fractional change ("value must be numeric,
got double"), a fractional or out-of-range limit ("must be a whole number",
"must be between"), a fractional result such as power(-1), and a fractional
item appended to an integer array, all with Exception\Structure, which
Appwrite answers with 400. On MariaDB and MySQL those writes stored the
rounded result, on MongoDB the truncated one; PostgreSQL failed in 7.x and
still does.
Integer and double attributes take the 7.x checks again, keeping 8.0's
refusal of non-finite numbers and of a stored value outside the attribute's
range, which 7.x left to fail in the engine. The overflow check uses the
attribute's own range, so a 64-bit integer is no longer held to the 32-bit
range 7.x applied. Bigint attributes, which 7.x refused for numeric
operators, keep the 8.0 rules.
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The previous restore only covered orderRandom() on its own. Next to another order 7.4.1 still ordered randomly first and never paged by the cursor, while 8.0 refused the read with "Order attribute '' is empty". Any read whose orders include a random order now ignores its cursor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
UPGRADE.md described the 8.0.0 behaviour each restore reverts (PostgreSQL phrase search, the refusal of fractional counters and operator limits, the query method message), so it now states what 8.0.1 does. CHANGELOG.md gains an 8.0.1 section listing every restore. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ic analysis PHPStan refused the arithmetic on mixed operands in the restored operator checks and the join ON queries handed to the depth-first query check, which are utopia-php/query queries. The checks read numbers through getNumericValue() and take the base query type; behaviour is unchanged. The PostgreSQL operator test asserts the PDOException it catches instead of a dead catch, and the containsAll builder test drops a @var narrower than its native type. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…uplicate test The unique message restore changed Exception\Unique::MESSAGE back to "Unique index violation"; the e2e duplicate message test still looked for the 8.0.0 wording. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
MongoDB keeps the $all it used in 7.x, which needs every value, so a string attribute matches none of two different values; the SQL engines match any of them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ne holds 7.4.1 created a many-to-many junction's first index with `$id` `_index_<key>`, the name of the physical index, but `key` `index_<key>` (a missing underscore). 8.0's Index::fromDocument() prefers `key`, so the relationship rename looked for `_index_<key>`, found nothing and failed with "Index not found": every many-to-many created before the upgrade could no longer be renamed on MariaDB and MongoDB. An index stored with `$id` `_index_<key>` and `key` `index_<key>` is read as `_index_<key>` again. The other relationship indexes 7.x created store the same `$id` and `key`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
8.0 bound every float in fixed-point with 17 decimals, so a write of 1e-300 or -2.5e-20 to a double stored 0 and 1.2345678901234567e-10 lost digits on MariaDB, MySQL and PostgreSQL. 7.4.1 used that fixed-point form only for the filters of find() and bound every other float as PHP writes it (14 significant digits), which keeps the magnitude: 1e-300 stays 1e-300, and 0.1+0.2 is stored as 0.3 as before. Statements other than find() bind floats that way again; find() keeps the fixed-point binding, so filter comparisons are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ed them A select passed down to related documents, such as `author.profile.*` or `tags.books.name`, was applied to them as plain attribute names: `profile.*` kept nothing, so the profile was dropped before the next level could populate it, and `books.name` dropped the tags' own attributes. 7.4.1 read those selects through its relationship rules first: a path through a relationship kept that relationship, and a select left with nothing else kept every attribute. The related documents are filtered by the same rules again, on copies, so the next level still receives the nested paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
7.4.1 projected `table.*` whenever a select named `*`, so a term next to it such as `*.*` was ignored. 8.0 forwarded the select queries to the builder, which compiled `*.*` into the statement: MariaDB answered "No database selected" (Appwrite 404 table_not_found) and PostgreSQL "undefined table or alias". A find without joins drops its select queries when one names `*`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
7.4.1's getDocument() mapped `_id` before `_uid`, so a single read returned `$sequence` ahead of `$id`; Appwrite renders a row or document GET in that key order. 8.0 maps the columns in the order of Storage's attribute map, `$id` first. The SQL adapters' single reads put `$sequence` back ahead of `$id`; lists keep `$id` first, as in 7.x. The e2e test also pins the nested selects and the `*.*` select restored just before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… as 7.x did 7.4.1's updateDocument() validated the whole merged document, so after a column's range or enum was narrowed an update of another attribute failed on the stored value (400). 8.0 skipped the values the update leaves unchanged and accepted the update. They are validated again. The 8.0 leniency existed because 8.0's object check is stricter than 7.x's; a stored object value is held to what 7.x accepted (any JSON string or empty value), so a value 7.x stored still never blocks an update. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ands Concurrent increments of one document conflict (WriteConflict, 112) on every attempt but one, and MongoDB's withTransaction() gave up after 2 retries: 80 concurrent increments through Appwrite returned two 500 "Transaction aborted" and lost those increments, where the same load on 7.4.1's Appwrite all landed. A transaction that lost a write conflict now runs again up to 20 times with a short randomised wait, so the writers that conflicted do not retry in step; other retryable failures keep their 2 retries. 16 concurrent writers of 10 increments each all land in the probe, where 7.4.1's library and 8.0.0 both lost some. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…key order The Mongo retry test expected a write conflict to stop after 2 retries; it now runs until its 20 write-conflict retries run out. The key-order helper takes the remapped row as PHPStan types it, and the stored-value test marks its setUpBeforeClass() as an override. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…urrency test Database has no getSharedTables() in 8.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CHANGELOG lists the restores found by the 7.4.1 to 8.0 upgrade differential, and UPGRADE no longer says stored values skip validation, that floats are always bound with 17 digits, or that a Mongo write conflict gets only 2 retries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ship tests PHPStan read the related values as mixed; the tests assert each is a Document or a list before reading it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @src/Database/Adapter/Mongo.php:
- Around line 597-601: Replace the native sleep call in the write-conflict retry
branch with the existing `pause()` method, passing the same calculated
microsecond delay so retries yield active Swoole coroutines while preserving
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Review comments at @src/Database/Builder/MatchesContainsAllPatterns.php:
- Around line 1-26: Update MatchesContainsAllPatterns::compileContainsAll to
return a false SQL condition when $values is empty, before building LIKE
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Review comments at @src/Database/Validator/Queries/Base.php:
- Around line 266-399: Bound recursion across both nested-string parsing in
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a validator-only limit leaves parsing unbounded. Use one shared depth limit
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Replace the native sleep call in the write-conflict retry branch with the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Handle an empty $values list explicitly.
If $values is empty, implode returns an empty string. The method then returns (), which is invalid SQL. Validation can reject empty containsAll values. Without validation (skipValidation()), the empty list reaches the engine and the read fails with a syntax error. Return a false condition instead.
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Update MatchesContainsAllPatterns::compileContainsAll to return a false SQL
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| * the one reported; a join's ON conditions come after the join. | ||
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| private function isValidQuery(BaseQuery $query, bool $hasFilterValidator): bool | ||
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| if ($onQuery->getMethod() === Method::On) { | ||
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| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| $pending[] = $onQuery; | ||
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| if (! $this->isValidQuery($nested, $hasFilterValidator)) { | ||
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| $methodType = match ($method) { | ||
| Method::Select => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_SELECT, | ||
| Method::Limit => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_LIMIT, | ||
| Method::Offset => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_OFFSET, | ||
| Method::CursorAfter, | ||
| Method::CursorBefore => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_CURSOR, | ||
| Method::OrderAsc, | ||
| Method::OrderDesc, | ||
| Method::OrderRandom => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_ORDER, | ||
| Method::Equal, | ||
| Method::NotEqual, | ||
| Method::LessThan, | ||
| Method::LessThanEqual, | ||
| Method::GreaterThan, | ||
| Method::GreaterThanEqual, | ||
| Method::Search, | ||
| Method::NotSearch, | ||
| Method::IsNull, | ||
| Method::IsNotNull, | ||
| Method::Between, | ||
| Method::NotBetween, | ||
| Method::StartsWith, | ||
| Method::NotStartsWith, | ||
| Method::EndsWith, | ||
| Method::NotEndsWith, | ||
| Method::Contains, | ||
| Method::ContainsAny, | ||
| Method::NotContains, | ||
| Method::And, | ||
| Method::Or, | ||
| Method::ContainsAll, | ||
| Method::ElemMatch, | ||
| Method::Crosses, | ||
| Method::NotCrosses, | ||
| Method::DistanceEqual, | ||
| Method::DistanceNotEqual, | ||
| Method::DistanceGreaterThan, | ||
| Method::DistanceLessThan, | ||
| Method::Intersects, | ||
| Method::NotIntersects, | ||
| Method::Overlaps, | ||
| Method::NotOverlaps, | ||
| Method::Touches, | ||
| Method::NotTouches, | ||
| Method::Covers, | ||
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| Method::SpatialEquals, | ||
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| Method::VectorDot, | ||
| Method::VectorCosine, | ||
| Method::VectorEuclidean, | ||
| Method::Regex, | ||
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| Method::NotExists => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_FILTER, | ||
| Method::Distinct => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_DISTINCT, | ||
| Method::GroupBy => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_GROUP_BY, | ||
| Method::Having => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_HAVING, | ||
| Method::Join, | ||
| Method::LeftJoin, | ||
| Method::RightJoin, | ||
| Method::CrossJoin, | ||
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| Method::Select => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_SELECT, | ||
| Method::Limit => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_LIMIT, | ||
| Method::Offset => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_OFFSET, | ||
| Method::CursorAfter, | ||
| Method::CursorBefore => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_CURSOR, | ||
| Method::OrderAsc, | ||
| Method::OrderDesc, | ||
| Method::OrderRandom => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_ORDER, | ||
| Method::Equal, | ||
| Method::NotEqual, | ||
| Method::LessThan, | ||
| Method::LessThanEqual, | ||
| Method::GreaterThan, | ||
| Method::GreaterThanEqual, | ||
| Method::Search, | ||
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| Method::IsNull, | ||
| Method::IsNotNull, | ||
| Method::Between, | ||
| Method::NotBetween, | ||
| Method::StartsWith, | ||
| Method::NotStartsWith, | ||
| Method::EndsWith, | ||
| Method::NotEndsWith, | ||
| Method::Contains, | ||
| Method::ContainsAny, | ||
| Method::NotContains, | ||
| Method::And, | ||
| Method::Or, | ||
| Method::ContainsAll, | ||
| Method::ElemMatch, | ||
| Method::Crosses, | ||
| Method::NotCrosses, | ||
| Method::DistanceEqual, | ||
| Method::DistanceNotEqual, | ||
| Method::DistanceGreaterThan, | ||
| Method::DistanceLessThan, | ||
| Method::Intersects, | ||
| Method::NotIntersects, | ||
| Method::Overlaps, | ||
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| Method::Touches, | ||
| Method::NotTouches, | ||
| Method::Covers, | ||
| Method::NotCovers, | ||
| Method::SpatialEquals, | ||
| Method::NotSpatialEquals, | ||
| Method::VectorDot, | ||
| Method::VectorCosine, | ||
| Method::VectorEuclidean, | ||
| Method::Regex, | ||
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| Method::NotExists => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_FILTER, | ||
| Method::Distinct => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_DISTINCT, | ||
| Method::GroupBy => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_GROUP_BY, | ||
| Method::Having => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_HAVING, | ||
| Method::Join, | ||
| Method::LeftJoin, | ||
| Method::RightJoin, | ||
| Method::CrossJoin, | ||
| Method::FullOuterJoin, | ||
| Method::NaturalJoin => QueryBase::METHOD_TYPE_JOIN, | ||
| default => '', | ||
| }; | ||
| $methodIsValid = false; | ||
| foreach ($this->validators as $validator) { | ||
| if ($validator->getMethodType() !== $methodType) { | ||
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| $this->message = 'Invalid query: '.$validator->getDescription(); | ||
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| } | ||
| if (! $this->isValidQuery($onQuery, $hasFilterValidator)) { | ||
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`utopia-php/query`’s source is in Appwrite’s `packages/query` directory; Packagist identifies that as the development repository. ([root.packagist.org](https://root.packagist.org/packages/utopia-php/query))
I couldn’t verify the implementations of `Query::parse`, `parseQuery`, or `decodeNestedValues`: the repository source page couldn’t be fetched, and searches for those exact method names found no matching source. So I can’t confirm their behavior or whether those methods exist in a particular release. The closest source is the package’s repository link. ([]())
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Bound nested logical-query depth across parsing and validation.
Base::isValidQuery() recursively validates And, Or, and ElemMatch children. Query::decodeNestedValues() also calls self::parse() for each string child. The dependency’s JSON depth limit applies to each Query::parse() call, so nested JSON strings can reset that limit at every level. A sufficiently deep client query can consume call-stack or memory resources and may terminate the worker.
Enforce one shared depth limit for nested-string parsing and validation, or use iterative traversal. Reject queries that exceed the limit while preserving child-first validation order. Limiting only isValidQuery() does not prevent the recursive parsing path.
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Bound recursion across both nested-string parsing in Query::decodeNestedValues()
and child-first validation in Base::isValidQuery(); a validator-only limit
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| As in 7.x, a write fires it inside its transaction, so a listener that throws rolls the write back and its failure | ||
| reaches the caller. The events wait for the end of the outermost transaction and fire just before it commits: inside | ||
| `withTransaction()` the events of every write fire together before the outer commit, a rollback before that point | ||
| drops them, and every attempt of a retried transaction that reaches its commit announces them. Each event runs under | ||
| the tenant and the `silent()` scope in force when its document was written. If the cache invalidation after the | ||
| commit fails, the write throws with its data committed. `purgeCachedDocument()` fires it at once. On an adapter | ||
| without savepoints (MongoDB), a nested `withTransaction()` that fails is not rolled back on its own: when the caller | ||
| catches the failure, the nested writes commit with the caller and their events fire before that commit. |
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Fix the contradictory document_purge timing note.
Lines 702-709 state that document_purge fires inside the transaction, before commit. The unchanged bullet at lines 686-690 still states that it fires after the outermost commit. That bullet also states that a listener failure leaves the write committed. Readers get two opposite contracts. Remove or rewrite lines 686-690.
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Update the outdated document_purge bullet near the transaction notes to match
the behavior described for document_purge and purgeCachedDocument:
purgeCachedDocument fires immediately, while write events fire within the
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| - **Fractional numbers on integer attributes.** As in 7.x, `increaseDocumentAttribute()` and | ||
| `decreaseDocumentAttribute()` pass a fractional change value, `max` or `min` on an integer attribute to the | ||
| engine and return the document with the exact sum: MariaDB and MySQL store it rounded, MongoDB stores it and reads | ||
| it back truncated, and PostgreSQL fails. A whole float such as `2.0` is bound as the integer. A whole change value | ||
| and whole bounds are compared with exact integer arithmetic, so 64-bit and unsigned values never pass through a | ||
| float. A change value that is not a number greater than 0 throws `\InvalidArgumentException` | ||
| (`Value must be numeric and greater than 0`), as in 7.x. |
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Update the contradictory increaseDocumentAttribute() exception note.
Lines 872-878 state that a change value that is not above 0 throws \InvalidArgumentException. The unchanged bullet at lines 955-956 still states that these methods throw Exception\Type and no longer throw InvalidArgumentException. Readers get two opposite contracts. Remove or rewrite the bullet at lines 955-956.
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Update the documentation bullet for increaseDocumentAttribute() and
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…dates as 7.x did
Appwrite runs every update inside withPreserveDates(true). 7.4.1 linked each
child named by id through its one-to-many parent by reading it and writing it
back, its stored $updatedAt included, so a linked child kept its date. 8.0
links them with one updateDocuments() whose update carries no $updatedAt, so
with dates preserved every child was stamped with the current time:
PATCH authors/author3 {"books":["book4"]} returned and stored book4 with a new
$updatedAt. With dates preserved each child is now linked on its own,
keeping its stored $updatedAt, and so is the per-document fallback. Without
preserved dates the bulk link is unchanged, and unlinking still stamps the
child, as in 7.x.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…test PHPStan read the related value as mixed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Restores the 7.4.1 behaviour that 8.0.0 changed for callers of features 7.x already had, so Appwrite and Appwrite Cloud see no change in existing behaviour when they move to 8.0. New 8.0 features are unchanged. Found by contract, test-expectation and upgrade-differential audits of Appwrite on 7.4.1 vs 8.0.0.
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Invalid query: Invalid query method: …),select('$tenant'), UID description text.containsAll()on non-array attributes;orderRandom()with a cursor ignores the cursor.document_purgefires inside the outermost transaction again, so a failing listener rolls the write back.\InvalidArgumentExceptionfor non-positive changes; numeric operator checks as 7.x.Exception\Unique::MESSAGE; unknown index type refused withException\Index.select(['*', '*.*']),$sequencebefore$idon single reads, stored values revalidated on update.Kept from 8.0 (7.4.1 was broken)
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containsAll/orderRandom/safe regex, 64-bit operator ranges, INF/NaN refusal, typed engine errors, MongoDB count failures, anchored MongoDBstartsWith/endsWith,notContainsand NULL arrays,ignoreDuplicates()counts, stricter object attribute input. Listed in UPGRADE.md.Verification
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