Make database connections driver neutral

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Summary

This changes Hypervel's database connection architecture so the base Connection is driver- and transport-neutral. PDO support moves into PdoConnection, and the existing SQL connections continue to use it.

For existing applications, the database API remains Laravel-like. PDO-backed connections still expose the familiar PDO methods and retain the existing query, transaction, grammar, schema, and Eloquent behavior. The difference is that PDO is now one supported connection implementation rather than a requirement imposed by the base class.

Why

Laravel's database layer was designed around PDO because its supported database connections were PDO-backed. That was a reasonable boundary for the databases and PHP ecosystem it targeted.

The database landscape is broader now. Systems such as ClickHouse commonly use HTTP or native clients instead of PDO. Building these integrations on a PDO-specific base connection can require placeholder PDO objects, incomplete adapters, or custom code that bypasses framework behavior.

Hypervel is still greenfield, so it can provide a better extension point without carrying compatibility constraints from older Hypervel releases. A non-PDO driver should be able to participate in the normal connection lifecycle without pretending to be PDO-backed.

This PR does not add a ClickHouse driver. It establishes the connection contract that a ClickHouse driver, or any other non-PDO driver, can implement cleanly in a first- or third-party package.

Design

Connection continues to own behavior that applies to every database connection:

• query execution and logging
• transactions and retry handling
• grammars, post-processors, and schema builders
• events and query-duration tracking
• reconnect coordination
• driver resource lifecycle contracts

PdoConnection owns the PDO-specific implementation:

• write and read PDO handles
• PDO statement preparation and binding
• PDO transaction operations
• quoting and server metadata
• lost-connection handling
• PDO reconnect and replacement behavior

The existing concrete SQL connections extend PdoConnection, so their Laravel-compatible PDO APIs remain available. A transport using HTTP, a native extension, or another client can instead extend Connection and implement the small set of driver-owned operations directly.

Pooling follows the same boundary. The pool still checks out and returns connections in the same places, but resource validation, replacement, disconnection, and transaction invalidation are owned by the driver. A non-PDO driver can therefore define what a healthy pooled resource means without manufacturing PDO state.

Escaping, last-insert IDs, server-version discovery, and session setup also go through connection contracts instead of reaching into PDO from unrelated components. This keeps Telescope, queues, testing support, and other consumers independent of the underlying transport.

Coroutine ownership

Borrowed database and Redis resources must not be inherited by a child coroutine when context is copied. This adds a NonCopyableContext marker alongside the existing replication contract. Context copying omits marked values atomically while continuing to copy ordinary values and replicate explicitly replicable values.

Redis connections use this marker so copied sibling and detached child coroutines acquire and release their own pool checkouts rather than sharing a resource owned by another coroutine.

Migration connections

Migration commands now consistently honor per-migration connection routing through migrations_connection:

• migration targets are discovered before execution
• aliases must resolve to a terminal connection
• migrate, rollback, reset, and status use the same routing rules
• migrate:fresh reports the complete destructive scope before confirmation
• migrate:fresh wipes every existing migration target and can create missing MySQL or PostgreSQL targets before migrating
• administrative connections use the selected write configuration

db:wipe disconnects the active driver resources without removing the managed connection wrapper. This preserves testing lifecycle references and allows the wrapper to reconnect lazily after the wipe.

Laravel compatibility and upstream maintenance

This keeps the parts that benefit from Laravel parity and changes the part that limits Hypervel:

• builders, grammars, Eloquent, schema behavior, and concrete SQL drivers retain their existing shape
• PDO-backed connections keep the Laravel-style PDO API
• most PDO behavior is the existing implementation moved intact into PdoConnection
• transport-neutral behavior remains on Connection
• driver-specific behavior remains on the concrete connection classes

Laravel database changes still have a direct home: generic changes apply to Connection, PDO changes apply to PdoConnection, and driver changes apply to the existing concrete connection. The split adds one clear classification step when bringing changes upstream, but does not require parallel implementations or compatibility shims.

Performance

The normal query path does not add coroutine-context operations or additional resource checkouts. Existing PDO drivers still execute through the same PDO calls, and pooling retains the same checkout and return model. The new abstraction is primarily a change in ownership and class boundaries rather than additional runtime machinery.

Migration target discovery happens in console commands, outside request and query hot paths.

Verification

The change includes focused unit and integration coverage for:

• driver-neutral and PDO connection behavior
• read/write resource selection and replacement
• pooled reconnects, cleanup, and transaction invalidation
• coroutine resource ownership
• query escaping and diagnostics
• testing database lifecycle behavior
• migration routing and multi-connection refreshes
• missing databases and split read/write administration
• wipe, migration, and seeding failure propagation

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added automatic creation and verification of missing SQLite, MySQL, and PostgreSQL databases during migration workflows.
  • Migration commands now support multiple connection targets with clearer routing and independent handling.
  • Added safer coroutine context handling for non-copyable and replicable values.
  • Added driver-neutral database connection support and clearer connection APIs.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved connection pooling, reconnection, transaction cleanup, and resource reuse.
  • Strengthened database-name escaping and connection-timeout handling.
  • Improved SQLite path handling and query binding redaction.

• Documentation

  • Expanded guidance for database extensions, migrations, connection pools, and coroutine context behavior.

• Tests

  • Expanded coverage for migrations, pooled connections, coroutine safety, Redis isolation, and database failures.

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• AGENTS.md
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Walkthrough

This change adds non-copyable context handling, separates neutral and PDO-backed database connections, updates pool and reconnect lifecycles, and expands migration commands to inspect and create missing databases. Tests cover connection contracts, coroutine safety, session state, pools, and multi-connection migrations.

Changes

Context copy exclusions and replicated values

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Copy preparation and non-copyable markers src/context/src/CoroutineContext.php, src/context/src/NonCopyableContext.php, src/redis/src/RedisConnection.php	Context copying now omits NonCopyableContext values and replicates ReplicableContext values before assignment.
Coroutine and Redis copy behavior tests/Context/*, tests/Coroutine/*, tests/Redis/*, tests/Integration/Redis/*	Tests cover atomic copying, omitted resources, replication precedence, and independent coroutine-owned connections.

Driver-managed database connections and migration flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Neutral connection contract and PDO implementation src/database/src/Connection.php, src/database/src/PdoConnection.php, src/database/src/ConnectionInterface.php, src/database/src/Concerns/ManagesTransactions.php	Connection now owns neutral lifecycle contracts. PdoConnection owns PDO execution, sessions, transactions, and resource replacement.
Factories, connectors, pools, and reconnects src/database/src/Connectors/*, src/database/src/Pool/*, src/database/src/DatabaseManager.php	Factories validate connection types. Connectors normalize timeouts. Pools and managers refresh resources in place.
Migration routing and database creation src/database/src/Console/Migrations/*, src/database/src/Migrations/Migrator.php, src/database/src/Console/WipeCommand.php	Migration commands discover declared targets, validate routing, create missing databases, wipe existing targets, and run migrations across connections.
Database consumers and adapters src/database/src/Schema/*, src/foundation/src/Testing/*, src/queue/src/DatabaseQueue.php, src/telescope/src/Watchers/QueryWatcher.php	Consumers now use connection-level escaping, session statements, transaction state, server version, and reusability APIs.
Validation coverage tests/Database/*, tests/Integration/Database/*, tests/Testbench/Databases/*, tests/Foundation/Testing/*	Tests cover neutral connections, PDO behavior, pools, reconnects, migration routing, missing databases, SQLite handling, and lazy refresh.

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Merge Risk:🔵 Low · up to 99e51

The change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness: a migration test leaves shared command state enabled, which can cause later migrate:fresh tests in the same process to fail. The impact is bounded to test reliability and should be addressed or accepted by the owner.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
participant MigrateCommand
participant Migrator
participant BaseCommand
participant ConnectionFactory
MigrateCommand->>Migrator: discover migration connections
MigrateCommand->>BaseCommand: inspect target connections
BaseCommand->>ConnectionFactory: create missing database
BaseCommand->>Migrator: verify targets
MigrateCommand->>Migrator: run migrations

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sequenceDiagram
participant DatabaseManager
participant Connection
participant PdoConnection
DatabaseManager->>Connection: reconnect
DatabaseManager->>PdoConnection: build fresh connection
Connection->>Connection: refreshFrom fresh connection
DatabaseManager-->>Connection: dispatch ConnectionEstablished

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Greptile Summary

The PR separates transport-neutral database behavior from PDO-specific behavior while preserving existing SQL connection APIs. Major changes include:

• Introduces PdoConnection as the PDO-specific implementation beneath existing SQL connection classes.
• Adds driver-owned pooling, reconnection, resource-lifecycle, and transaction operations.
• Prevents copied coroutine contexts from inheriting borrowed database and Redis resources.
• Applies consistent migration-target routing across migration, rollback, reset, status, fresh, and wipe workflows.
• Updates testing, documentation, and framework consumers for the revised connection contracts.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge.

No blocking failure remains.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
src/database/src/Connection.php	Retains transport-neutral query, transaction, event, grammar, and lifecycle coordination while moving PDO-specific operations out of the base class.
src/database/src/PdoConnection.php	Implements PDO handles, statement preparation, binding, transaction operations, metadata, reconnection, and replacement for existing SQL drivers.
src/database/src/Migrations/Migrator.php	Resolves terminal command connections consistently while preserving centralized migration-history ownership and migration-specific schema routing.
src/database/src/Console/Migrations/MigrateCommand.php	Discovers migration targets before execution and runs migrations with the repository bound to the resolved command-level connection.
src/database/src/Console/Migrations/FreshCommand.php	Expands fresh migrations to report and wipe the complete resolved target set before rerunning migrations.
src/context/src/CoroutineContext.php	Excludes non-copyable values during context copying while retaining ordinary copying and explicit replication behavior.
src/database/src/Pool/PooledConnection.php	Delegates validation, replacement, disconnection, and transaction invalidation to driver-owned resource contracts.
src/redis/src/RedisConnection.php	Marks borrowed Redis connections as non-copyable so child coroutines obtain independently owned pool resources.

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In `@src/database/src/Pool/DbPool.php`:
- Around line 119-124: Update SQLiteConnector to map the configured
connect_timeout to the SQLite driver connection options, matching the timeout
handling in MySqlConnector and PostgresConnector. Ensure pooled SQLite
connections receive the value populated by configureConnectTimeout.
In `@src/telescope/src/Watchers/QueryWatcher.php`:
- Around line 86-100: Update the named-placeholder regex in the QueryWatcher
binding replacement flow to reject matches preceded by another colon, while
continuing to replace valid :key placeholders and preserve positional-binding
behavior. Ensure PostgreSQL cast tokens such as ::jsonb are excluded from
replacement.
In `@tests/Database/DatabaseMigrationFreshCommandTest.php`:
- Around line 426-435: Reset the static prohibition state set by
FreshCommand::prohibit() after testProhibitedFreshReturnsBeforeDiscovery, using
the test class teardown lifecycle and calling parent::tearDown() as required.
Ensure FreshCommand::prohibit(false) runs even when the test fails, so later
migrate:fresh tests are not affected.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/Database/DatabaseMigrationMigrateCommandTest.php`
around lines 36 - 42: Covers leaked connection resolvers and prompt fallbacks.
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• src/context/src/CoroutineContext.php
• src/context/src/NonCopyableContext.php
• src/database/src/Concerns/ManagesTransactions.php
• src/database/src/Connection.php
• src/database/src/ConnectionInterface.php
• src/database/src/Connectors/ConnectionFactory.php
• src/database/src/Connectors/MySqlConnector.php
• src/database/src/Connectors/PostgresConnector.php
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• src/database/src/Console/Migrations/MigrateCommand.php
• src/database/src/Console/Migrations/ResetCommand.php
• src/database/src/Console/Migrations/RollbackCommand.php
• src/database/src/Console/Migrations/StatusCommand.php
• src/database/src/Console/WipeCommand.php
• src/database/src/DatabaseManager.php
• src/database/src/Events/QueryExecuted.php
• src/database/src/Events/StatementPrepared.php
• src/database/src/Migrations/Migrator.php
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@coderabbitai@greptile-apps I reviewed every inline finding against the full query-formatting, migration, pool, and test-cleanup paths.

Implemented:

• Preserved PostgreSQL :: cast tokens during named Telescope binding substitution.
• Preserved doubled PostgreSQL ??, ??|, and ??& operator escapes during positional substitution, including the SQL shape emitted by whereJsonContainsKey().
• Added focused regressions that fail under the old matchers while still proving real placeholders are replaced.
• Clarified that migration history remains on the connection resolved by the command while migration-level connections select schema execution.
• Recorded the PDO same-session escaping invariant and the routing for future Laravel database updates.
• Tightened the public pool lifecycle prose without changing behavior.

Confirmed without a source change:

• Per-migration journal routing is not required. Schema execution may use a migration-declared connection, while the central repository remains on the command-resolved connection. Status and rollback use that same repository.
• SQLite connect_timeout must not map to PDO::ATTR_TIMEOUT. PDO SQLite uses that attribute as its busy lock timeout, which Hypervel already exposes through busy_timeout.
• Test-local static cleanup would duplicate the globally registered AfterEachTestSubscriber, which already resets every reported framework static after each test.

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@binaryfire Thanks for the thorough verification.

The PostgreSQL placeholder fixes and focused regressions address the query-formatting findings. The migration routing behavior is correct: the command-resolved connection owns the migration repository, and migration-level connections select schema execution. The SQLite connect_timeout handling and centralized AfterEachTestSubscriber cleanup also make the proposed changes unnecessary.

composer fix passing confirms the final formatting check.

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✏️ Learnings added

Learnt from: binaryfire
URL: https://github.com/hypervel/components/pull/526
Timestamp: 2026-08-24T05:32:50.682Z
Learning: In Hypervel database migrations, the migration repository and history remain on the connection resolved by the migration command. A migration-declared connection selects schema execution only. `migrate:status` and rollback must use the same command-resolved repository connection; per-migration journal routing is not required.

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Learnt from: binaryfire
URL: https://github.com/hypervel/components/pull/526
Timestamp: 2026-08-24T05:32:50.682Z
Learning: For Hypervel SQLite connections, do not map the generic `connect_timeout` setting to `PDO::ATTR_TIMEOUT`. SQLite interprets `PDO::ATTR_TIMEOUT` as a busy-lock timeout. Hypervel exposes that behavior through `busy_timeout`.

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Learnt from: binaryfire
URL: https://github.com/hypervel/components/pull/526
Timestamp: 2026-08-24T05:32:50.682Z
Learning: Hypervel test cleanup is centralized in `Hypervel\Testing\PHPUnit\AfterEachTestSubscriber`, which resets reported framework static state after each test. Test-local static cleanup duplicates this global cleanup and is normally unnecessary.

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All the substantive findings are resolved cleanly.

The PostgreSQL :: and ??/??|/??& fixes are the right call — those are exactly the patterns that cause silent corruption in Telescope logs and would be hard to trace back to the substitution pass. Regression tests that fail under the old matchers are the correct proof of coverage.

The three confirmed-without-change items are all correct:

• Journal routing: Keeping the central repository on the command-resolved connection while letting schema execution use the migration-declared connection is the right separation. Mixing the two would create ambiguous rollback state.
• SQLite connect_timeout: Correct. PDO::ATTR_TIMEOUT on SQLite is the busy-wait timeout, not a connection timeout in the TCP sense. Mapping it there would silently override busy_timeout behavior.
• Static cleanup: Duplicating the AfterEachTestSubscriber registration would be a latent ordering hazard. Relying on the globally registered subscriber is the right call.

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