Fix DatabaseTruncation in Testbench - #524
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Record that persistent connections configured only through a URL currently bypass ParaTest worker database rewriting and can therefore be shared across workers. Capture the required design constraints: normalize configuration before deciding ownership, preserve process-local in-memory SQLite behavior, and either rewrite supported persistent URLs per worker or fail clearly when automatic isolation is not possible.
Add one SQLite-owned classifier that normalizes connection URLs before deciding whether a database is in memory. This handles supported URL-only configurations and respects URL values that override discrete driver and database keys. Use the classifier from RefreshDatabase and Testbench so every database testing lifecycle makes the same decision. Keep missing connection records on their existing failure path and let malformed URLs fail through the configuration parser. Cover discrete, URL-only, overriding, incomplete, and non-SQLite configurations at the helper and consumer boundaries.
Make DatabaseTruncation participate in parallel database setup and preserve each configured in-memory SQLite PDO after the initial migration. Restore retained connections before truncation hooks run so per-test application recreation does not discard the schema. Rebind the current application's event dispatcher when restoring a PDO, use canonical connection names for the cache, and leave persistent database runs on an allocation-free empty-cache return path. Document the concern's mutual exclusivity with the other migration concerns and cover default, named, file-backed, dispatcher-rebinding, and empty-cache behavior.
Invoke DatabaseTruncation from Testbench's database concern setup after requirements and migration attributes have registered their configuration. This restores the Foundation testing contract that Testbench's custom setup order previously omitted. Register default migration paths for the initial and retained in-memory truncation lifecycles while keeping persistent, already-migrated databases on the rollback-capable migration processor path. Share that decision with Hypervel migrations and retain every cached in-memory connection until the class boundary. Reset retained schema state around method-level WithMigration attributes so temporary migration sets cannot leak into sibling tests. Cover first and later application lifecycles, persistent existing databases, and restoration of the class migration set after a method-specific schema.
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change restores database truncation behavior in Testbench and adds lifecycle coverage; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TestCase
participant DatabaseTruncation
participant ParallelDatabase
participant SQLiteDatabase
TestCase->>DatabaseTruncation: truncateDatabaseTables()
DatabaseTruncation->>ParallelDatabase: ensureParallelDatabaseExists()
DatabaseTruncation->>SQLiteDatabase: classify connection configuration
SQLiteDatabase-->>DatabaseTruncation: in-memory status
DatabaseTruncation->>DatabaseTruncation: cache or restore in-memory PDO
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Greptile SummaryThe PR integrates DatabaseTruncation into Testbench and preserves in-memory SQLite state across recreated applications.
Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge. No blocking failure remains.
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| Filename | Overview |
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| src/database/src/SQLiteDatabase.php | Adds URL-aware normalization before determining whether a connection is an in-memory SQLite database. |
| src/foundation/src/Testing/DatabaseTruncation.php | Adds parallel-database setup and retained in-memory PDO restoration to the truncation lifecycle. |
| src/foundation/src/Testing/RefreshDatabase.php | Reuses the normalized SQLite configuration classifier for refresh lifecycle selection. |
| src/testbench/src/Concerns/InteractsWithMigrations.php | Selects migration path registration or rollback-capable processors according to the active database concern and retained state. |
| src/testbench/src/Concerns/WithHypervelMigrations.php | Delegates default migration-path handling to the shared lifecycle predicate. |
| src/testbench/src/TestCase.php | Invokes DatabaseTruncation during Testbench setup and isolates method-level migration schemas from retained class state. |
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In `@tests/Foundation/Testing/RefreshDatabaseTest.php`:
- Line 257: Add the : void return type to the declarations of
testBeginDatabaseTransactionWorkSetsMigratedAndCachesPdoTogether and
testBeginDatabaseTransactionWorkCachesOnlyNamedInMemoryConnections, leaving
their test logic unchanged.
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Add : void to the changed test methods.
testBeginDatabaseTransactionWorkSetsMigratedAndCachesPdoTogether at Line 227 and testBeginDatabaseTransactionWorkCachesOnlyNamedInMemoryConnections at Line 336 have no return type. Add : void to both declarations.
As per coding guidelines, “Add : void return types to test methods.”
Also applies to: 368-372
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In `@tests/Foundation/Testing/RefreshDatabaseTest.php` at line 257, Add the : void
return type to the declarations of
testBeginDatabaseTransactionWorkSetsMigratedAndCachesPdoTogether and
testBeginDatabaseTransactionWorkCachesOnlyNamedInMemoryConnections, leaving
their test logic unchanged.
Source: Coding guidelines
Add the repository-required void return type to the changed RefreshDatabase regression test. The other methods identified by the review already carry the correct return type.
Summary
This change makes
DatabaseTruncationwork through Hypervel Testbench with the same public behavior it already has through the Foundation test case.It also fixes the database lifecycle exposed by that integration:
WithMigrationschemas from the retained class schema.Problem
Testbench overrides the Foundation database-concern setup order so it can process requirements and attributes before migrations run. That override invoked
RefreshDatabase,DatabaseMigrations, andDatabaseTransactions, but omitted the existingDatabaseTruncationconcern. Tests could declare the trait without receiving its migration or truncation lifecycle.Adding the missing invocation exposed two Testbench-specific constraints. Each test method recreates the application, which also creates a new in-memory SQLite PDO, and Testbench can register migrations after the application has booted. Without retaining the PDO and choosing the correct migration path owner, later tests either lose the migrated schema or run package migrations against a connection that is about to be replaced.
The existing SQLite memory checks also inspected raw configuration keys. Supported URL-only configurations were therefore missed, and a URL that overrides discrete driver values could be classified using the wrong driver.
Implementation
SQLiteDatabase::isInMemoryConfiguration()now normalizes connection configuration with the database URL parser before checking the driver and database value.RefreshDatabase, Testbench, andDatabaseTruncationshare this classifier. Missing connection records retain their existing failure path, while malformed URLs fail through the configuration parser.DatabaseTruncationnow participates in parallel database setup and retains every configured in-memory SQLite PDO after the initial migration. Later application instances restore those PDOs before truncation hooks run and replace the old application event dispatcher with the current one. Persistent databases keep the existing direct truncation path and avoid resolving database services when no PDO is cached.Testbench now invokes
DatabaseTruncationafter database requirements and migration attributes are applied. Default migration paths are registered for the initial migration and retained in-memory lifecycle. Persistent databases that were already migrated continue through the rollback-capable migration processor. Method-levelWithMigrationattributes reset retained state before and after the method so their temporary schema cannot leak into sibling tests.The todo list records a related parallel-testing gap for persistent connections configured only through a URL. That needs URL-aware worker database rewriting or a clear unsupported-configuration failure; this change does not add a narrow workaround.
Compatibility and performance
This does not change existing public method signatures or the purpose of any testing concern. It restores the existing
DatabaseTruncationcontract for Testbench users.The added work is limited to test setup. Normal discrete connection configuration takes the parser's no-URL path, persistent database runs take the empty PDO-cache fast path, and production application runtime is unaffected.
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