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@zhuangjianguo

Found while implementing #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix).

The observation

#13435's dispatch assumed (A2.3) that driver-turso's super.bulkUpdate/super.bulkDelete calls would inherit the InMemoryDriver fix "for free". That assumption is false: TursoDriver extends SqlDriver (packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:270, import { SqlDriver } from '@objectstack/driver-sql'), and SqlDriverimplements IDataDriver directly — it has no relationship to InMemoryDriver at all. So TursoDriver's super.bulkUpdate(...)/super.bulkDelete(...) (lines 1263/1268 on origin/main at the time of writing) resolve to SqlDriver's own, separate implementations — completely untouched by the driver-memory fix.

SqlDriver.bulkDelete (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7666) is a single builder.whereIn('id', ids).delete() per rotation shard — one SQL statement, atomic on its own (barring cross-shard joint atomicity, a separate/pre-existing concern).

SqlDriver.bulkUpdate (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657) is different:

asyncbulkUpdate(object: string,updates: Array<{id: string|number;data: Record<string,any>}>,options?: DriverOptions): Promise<Record<string,any>[]>{constresults: Record<string,any>[]=[];for(const{ id, data }ofupdates){constupdated=awaitthis.update(object,id,data,options);if(updated)results.push(updated);}returnresults;}

This is a sequential for-await loop over individual update() calls, not wrapped in a transaction. Each update() commits its own row immediately (autocommit). So a batch that refuses partway through — a unique-constraint violation, a missing-id throw, or any other per-row failure — leaves every row processed before the failure already committed to the database. That is the same defect class #13340/#13435 fixed on driver-memory, on driver-sql's (and therefore driver-turso's, via inheritance) bulkUpdate door.

Why this is out of scope for #13435

#13435's dispatch was explicit: "Do NOT edit driver-turso to fix it; if it needs its own change, that is a separate card." The actual defect lives one level up, in driver-sql, and fixing it needs driver-sql's own tools (a transaction wrapper — SqlDriver already has transaction support used elsewhere in the file) rather than anything driver-memory's fix could share.

Suggested direction (not binding)

Wrap SqlDriver.bulkUpdate's loop in a transaction so a mid-batch refusal rolls back every row already applied in that call — the SQL-native equivalent of the check-then-mutate discipline driver-memory now uses. Worth checking whether driver-mongodb's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete have the same shape while scoping this.

Where it is

  • packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657SqlDriver.bulkUpdate
  • packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:1256-1263 — inherits the shape via super.bulkUpdate on TursoDriver's local (non-remote) path

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#13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix, which found this) · #13340 (driver-memory's bulkCreate atomicity fix, the origin of this defect class)

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    driver-sql: `bulkUpdate` is a sequential per-row loop with no transaction — a mid-batch refusal leaves earlier rows committed (driver-turso inherits it via `super.`) · Issue #13854 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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    driver-sql: bulkUpdate is a sequential per-row loop with no transaction — a mid-batch refusal leaves earlier rows committed (driver-turso inherits it via super.) #13854

    Description

    @zhuangjianguo

    Found while implementing #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix).

    The observation

    #13435's dispatch assumed (A2.3) that driver-turso's super.bulkUpdate/super.bulkDelete calls would inherit the InMemoryDriver fix "for free". That assumption is false: TursoDriver extends SqlDriver (packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:270, import { SqlDriver } from '@objectstack/driver-sql'), and SqlDriverimplements IDataDriver directly — it has no relationship to InMemoryDriver at all. So TursoDriver's super.bulkUpdate(...)/super.bulkDelete(...) (lines 1263/1268 on origin/main at the time of writing) resolve to SqlDriver's own, separate implementations — completely untouched by the driver-memory fix.

    SqlDriver.bulkDelete (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7666) is a single builder.whereIn('id', ids).delete() per rotation shard — one SQL statement, atomic on its own (barring cross-shard joint atomicity, a separate/pre-existing concern).

    SqlDriver.bulkUpdate (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657) is different:

    asyncbulkUpdate(object: string,updates: Array<{id: string|number;data: Record<string,any>}>,options?: DriverOptions): Promise<Record<string,any>[]>{constresults: Record<string,any>[]=[];for(const{ id, data }ofupdates){constupdated=awaitthis.update(object,id,data,options);if(updated)results.push(updated);}returnresults;}

    This is a sequential for-await loop over individual update() calls, not wrapped in a transaction. Each update() commits its own row immediately (autocommit). So a batch that refuses partway through — a unique-constraint violation, a missing-id throw, or any other per-row failure — leaves every row processed before the failure already committed to the database. That is the same defect class #13340/#13435 fixed on driver-memory, on driver-sql's (and therefore driver-turso's, via inheritance) bulkUpdate door.

    Why this is out of scope for #13435

    #13435's dispatch was explicit: "Do NOT edit driver-turso to fix it; if it needs its own change, that is a separate card." The actual defect lives one level up, in driver-sql, and fixing it needs driver-sql's own tools (a transaction wrapper — SqlDriver already has transaction support used elsewhere in the file) rather than anything driver-memory's fix could share.

    Suggested direction (not binding)

    Wrap SqlDriver.bulkUpdate's loop in a transaction so a mid-batch refusal rolls back every row already applied in that call — the SQL-native equivalent of the check-then-mutate discipline driver-memory now uses. Worth checking whether driver-mongodb's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete have the same shape while scoping this.

    Where it is

    • packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657SqlDriver.bulkUpdate
    • packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:1256-1263 — inherits the shape via super.bulkUpdate on TursoDriver's local (non-remote) path

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    #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix, which found this) · #13340 (driver-memory's bulkCreate atomicity fix, the origin of this defect class)

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      driver-sql: bulkUpdate is a sequential per-row loop with no transaction — a mid-batch refusal leaves earlier rows committed (driver-turso inherits it via super.) #13854

      Description

      @zhuangjianguo

      Found while implementing #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix).

      The observation

      #13435's dispatch assumed (A2.3) that driver-turso's super.bulkUpdate/super.bulkDelete calls would inherit the InMemoryDriver fix "for free". That assumption is false: TursoDriver extends SqlDriver (packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:270, import { SqlDriver } from '@objectstack/driver-sql'), and SqlDriverimplements IDataDriver directly — it has no relationship to InMemoryDriver at all. So TursoDriver's super.bulkUpdate(...)/super.bulkDelete(...) (lines 1263/1268 on origin/main at the time of writing) resolve to SqlDriver's own, separate implementations — completely untouched by the driver-memory fix.

      SqlDriver.bulkDelete (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7666) is a single builder.whereIn('id', ids).delete() per rotation shard — one SQL statement, atomic on its own (barring cross-shard joint atomicity, a separate/pre-existing concern).

      SqlDriver.bulkUpdate (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657) is different:

      asyncbulkUpdate(object: string,updates: Array<{id: string|number;data: Record<string,any>}>,options?: DriverOptions): Promise<Record<string,any>[]>{constresults: Record<string,any>[]=[];for(const{ id, data }ofupdates){constupdated=awaitthis.update(object,id,data,options);if(updated)results.push(updated);}returnresults;}

      This is a sequential for-await loop over individual update() calls, not wrapped in a transaction. Each update() commits its own row immediately (autocommit). So a batch that refuses partway through — a unique-constraint violation, a missing-id throw, or any other per-row failure — leaves every row processed before the failure already committed to the database. That is the same defect class #13340/#13435 fixed on driver-memory, on driver-sql's (and therefore driver-turso's, via inheritance) bulkUpdate door.

      Why this is out of scope for #13435

      #13435's dispatch was explicit: "Do NOT edit driver-turso to fix it; if it needs its own change, that is a separate card." The actual defect lives one level up, in driver-sql, and fixing it needs driver-sql's own tools (a transaction wrapper — SqlDriver already has transaction support used elsewhere in the file) rather than anything driver-memory's fix could share.

      Suggested direction (not binding)

      Wrap SqlDriver.bulkUpdate's loop in a transaction so a mid-batch refusal rolls back every row already applied in that call — the SQL-native equivalent of the check-then-mutate discipline driver-memory now uses. Worth checking whether driver-mongodb's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete have the same shape while scoping this.

      Where it is

      • packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657SqlDriver.bulkUpdate
      • packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:1256-1263 — inherits the shape via super.bulkUpdate on TursoDriver's local (non-remote) path

      Related

      #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix, which found this) · #13340 (driver-memory's bulkCreate atomicity fix, the origin of this defect class)

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        driver-sql: bulkUpdate is a sequential per-row loop with no transaction — a mid-batch refusal leaves earlier rows committed (driver-turso inherits it via super.) #13854

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        @zhuangjianguo

        Found while implementing #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix).

        The observation

        #13435's dispatch assumed (A2.3) that driver-turso's super.bulkUpdate/super.bulkDelete calls would inherit the InMemoryDriver fix "for free". That assumption is false: TursoDriver extends SqlDriver (packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:270, import { SqlDriver } from '@objectstack/driver-sql'), and SqlDriverimplements IDataDriver directly — it has no relationship to InMemoryDriver at all. So TursoDriver's super.bulkUpdate(...)/super.bulkDelete(...) (lines 1263/1268 on origin/main at the time of writing) resolve to SqlDriver's own, separate implementations — completely untouched by the driver-memory fix.

        SqlDriver.bulkDelete (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7666) is a single builder.whereIn('id', ids).delete() per rotation shard — one SQL statement, atomic on its own (barring cross-shard joint atomicity, a separate/pre-existing concern).

        SqlDriver.bulkUpdate (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657) is different:

        asyncbulkUpdate(object: string,updates: Array<{id: string|number;data: Record<string,any>}>,options?: DriverOptions): Promise<Record<string,any>[]>{constresults: Record<string,any>[]=[];for(const{ id, data }ofupdates){constupdated=awaitthis.update(object,id,data,options);if(updated)results.push(updated);}returnresults;}

        This is a sequential for-await loop over individual update() calls, not wrapped in a transaction. Each update() commits its own row immediately (autocommit). So a batch that refuses partway through — a unique-constraint violation, a missing-id throw, or any other per-row failure — leaves every row processed before the failure already committed to the database. That is the same defect class #13340/#13435 fixed on driver-memory, on driver-sql's (and therefore driver-turso's, via inheritance) bulkUpdate door.

        Why this is out of scope for #13435

        #13435's dispatch was explicit: "Do NOT edit driver-turso to fix it; if it needs its own change, that is a separate card." The actual defect lives one level up, in driver-sql, and fixing it needs driver-sql's own tools (a transaction wrapper — SqlDriver already has transaction support used elsewhere in the file) rather than anything driver-memory's fix could share.

        Suggested direction (not binding)

        Wrap SqlDriver.bulkUpdate's loop in a transaction so a mid-batch refusal rolls back every row already applied in that call — the SQL-native equivalent of the check-then-mutate discipline driver-memory now uses. Worth checking whether driver-mongodb's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete have the same shape while scoping this.

        Where it is

        • packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657SqlDriver.bulkUpdate
        • packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:1256-1263 — inherits the shape via super.bulkUpdate on TursoDriver's local (non-remote) path

        Related

        #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix, which found this) · #13340 (driver-memory's bulkCreate atomicity fix, the origin of this defect class)

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          driver-sql: bulkUpdate is a sequential per-row loop with no transaction — a mid-batch refusal leaves earlier rows committed (driver-turso inherits it via super.) #13854

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          @zhuangjianguo

          Found while implementing #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix).

          The observation

          #13435's dispatch assumed (A2.3) that driver-turso's super.bulkUpdate/super.bulkDelete calls would inherit the InMemoryDriver fix "for free". That assumption is false: TursoDriver extends SqlDriver (packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:270, import { SqlDriver } from '@objectstack/driver-sql'), and SqlDriverimplements IDataDriver directly — it has no relationship to InMemoryDriver at all. So TursoDriver's super.bulkUpdate(...)/super.bulkDelete(...) (lines 1263/1268 on origin/main at the time of writing) resolve to SqlDriver's own, separate implementations — completely untouched by the driver-memory fix.

          SqlDriver.bulkDelete (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7666) is a single builder.whereIn('id', ids).delete() per rotation shard — one SQL statement, atomic on its own (barring cross-shard joint atomicity, a separate/pre-existing concern).

          SqlDriver.bulkUpdate (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657) is different:

          asyncbulkUpdate(object: string,updates: Array<{id: string|number;data: Record<string,any>}>,options?: DriverOptions): Promise<Record<string,any>[]>{constresults: Record<string,any>[]=[];for(const{ id, data }ofupdates){constupdated=awaitthis.update(object,id,data,options);if(updated)results.push(updated);}returnresults;}

          This is a sequential for-await loop over individual update() calls, not wrapped in a transaction. Each update() commits its own row immediately (autocommit). So a batch that refuses partway through — a unique-constraint violation, a missing-id throw, or any other per-row failure — leaves every row processed before the failure already committed to the database. That is the same defect class #13340/#13435 fixed on driver-memory, on driver-sql's (and therefore driver-turso's, via inheritance) bulkUpdate door.

          Why this is out of scope for #13435

          #13435's dispatch was explicit: "Do NOT edit driver-turso to fix it; if it needs its own change, that is a separate card." The actual defect lives one level up, in driver-sql, and fixing it needs driver-sql's own tools (a transaction wrapper — SqlDriver already has transaction support used elsewhere in the file) rather than anything driver-memory's fix could share.

          Suggested direction (not binding)

          Wrap SqlDriver.bulkUpdate's loop in a transaction so a mid-batch refusal rolls back every row already applied in that call — the SQL-native equivalent of the check-then-mutate discipline driver-memory now uses. Worth checking whether driver-mongodb's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete have the same shape while scoping this.

          Where it is

          • packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657SqlDriver.bulkUpdate
          • packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:1256-1263 — inherits the shape via super.bulkUpdate on TursoDriver's local (non-remote) path

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          #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix, which found this) · #13340 (driver-memory's bulkCreate atomicity fix, the origin of this defect class)

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            driver-sql: bulkUpdate is a sequential per-row loop with no transaction — a mid-batch refusal leaves earlier rows committed (driver-turso inherits it via super.) #13854

            Description

            @zhuangjianguo

            Found while implementing #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix).

            The observation

            #13435's dispatch assumed (A2.3) that driver-turso's super.bulkUpdate/super.bulkDelete calls would inherit the InMemoryDriver fix "for free". That assumption is false: TursoDriver extends SqlDriver (packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:270, import { SqlDriver } from '@objectstack/driver-sql'), and SqlDriverimplements IDataDriver directly — it has no relationship to InMemoryDriver at all. So TursoDriver's super.bulkUpdate(...)/super.bulkDelete(...) (lines 1263/1268 on origin/main at the time of writing) resolve to SqlDriver's own, separate implementations — completely untouched by the driver-memory fix.

            SqlDriver.bulkDelete (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7666) is a single builder.whereIn('id', ids).delete() per rotation shard — one SQL statement, atomic on its own (barring cross-shard joint atomicity, a separate/pre-existing concern).

            SqlDriver.bulkUpdate (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657) is different:

            asyncbulkUpdate(object: string,updates: Array<{id: string|number;data: Record<string,any>}>,options?: DriverOptions): Promise<Record<string,any>[]>{constresults: Record<string,any>[]=[];for(const{ id, data }ofupdates){constupdated=awaitthis.update(object,id,data,options);if(updated)results.push(updated);}returnresults;}

            This is a sequential for-await loop over individual update() calls, not wrapped in a transaction. Each update() commits its own row immediately (autocommit). So a batch that refuses partway through — a unique-constraint violation, a missing-id throw, or any other per-row failure — leaves every row processed before the failure already committed to the database. That is the same defect class #13340/#13435 fixed on driver-memory, on driver-sql's (and therefore driver-turso's, via inheritance) bulkUpdate door.

            Why this is out of scope for #13435

            #13435's dispatch was explicit: "Do NOT edit driver-turso to fix it; if it needs its own change, that is a separate card." The actual defect lives one level up, in driver-sql, and fixing it needs driver-sql's own tools (a transaction wrapper — SqlDriver already has transaction support used elsewhere in the file) rather than anything driver-memory's fix could share.

            Suggested direction (not binding)

            Wrap SqlDriver.bulkUpdate's loop in a transaction so a mid-batch refusal rolls back every row already applied in that call — the SQL-native equivalent of the check-then-mutate discipline driver-memory now uses. Worth checking whether driver-mongodb's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete have the same shape while scoping this.

            Where it is

            • packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657SqlDriver.bulkUpdate
            • packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:1256-1263 — inherits the shape via super.bulkUpdate on TursoDriver's local (non-remote) path

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            #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix, which found this) · #13340 (driver-memory's bulkCreate atomicity fix, the origin of this defect class)

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              driver-sql: bulkUpdate is a sequential per-row loop with no transaction — a mid-batch refusal leaves earlier rows committed (driver-turso inherits it via super.) #13854

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              @zhuangjianguo

              Found while implementing #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix).

              The observation

              #13435's dispatch assumed (A2.3) that driver-turso's super.bulkUpdate/super.bulkDelete calls would inherit the InMemoryDriver fix "for free". That assumption is false: TursoDriver extends SqlDriver (packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:270, import { SqlDriver } from '@objectstack/driver-sql'), and SqlDriverimplements IDataDriver directly — it has no relationship to InMemoryDriver at all. So TursoDriver's super.bulkUpdate(...)/super.bulkDelete(...) (lines 1263/1268 on origin/main at the time of writing) resolve to SqlDriver's own, separate implementations — completely untouched by the driver-memory fix.

              SqlDriver.bulkDelete (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7666) is a single builder.whereIn('id', ids).delete() per rotation shard — one SQL statement, atomic on its own (barring cross-shard joint atomicity, a separate/pre-existing concern).

              SqlDriver.bulkUpdate (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657) is different:

              asyncbulkUpdate(object: string,updates: Array<{id: string|number;data: Record<string,any>}>,options?: DriverOptions): Promise<Record<string,any>[]>{constresults: Record<string,any>[]=[];for(const{ id, data }ofupdates){constupdated=awaitthis.update(object,id,data,options);if(updated)results.push(updated);}returnresults;}

              This is a sequential for-await loop over individual update() calls, not wrapped in a transaction. Each update() commits its own row immediately (autocommit). So a batch that refuses partway through — a unique-constraint violation, a missing-id throw, or any other per-row failure — leaves every row processed before the failure already committed to the database. That is the same defect class #13340/#13435 fixed on driver-memory, on driver-sql's (and therefore driver-turso's, via inheritance) bulkUpdate door.

              Why this is out of scope for #13435

              #13435's dispatch was explicit: "Do NOT edit driver-turso to fix it; if it needs its own change, that is a separate card." The actual defect lives one level up, in driver-sql, and fixing it needs driver-sql's own tools (a transaction wrapper — SqlDriver already has transaction support used elsewhere in the file) rather than anything driver-memory's fix could share.

              Suggested direction (not binding)

              Wrap SqlDriver.bulkUpdate's loop in a transaction so a mid-batch refusal rolls back every row already applied in that call — the SQL-native equivalent of the check-then-mutate discipline driver-memory now uses. Worth checking whether driver-mongodb's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete have the same shape while scoping this.

              Where it is

              • packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657SqlDriver.bulkUpdate
              • packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:1256-1263 — inherits the shape via super.bulkUpdate on TursoDriver's local (non-remote) path

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              #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix, which found this) · #13340 (driver-memory's bulkCreate atomicity fix, the origin of this defect class)

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                driver-sql: bulkUpdate is a sequential per-row loop with no transaction — a mid-batch refusal leaves earlier rows committed (driver-turso inherits it via super.) #13854

                Description

                @zhuangjianguo

                Found while implementing #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix).

                The observation

                #13435's dispatch assumed (A2.3) that driver-turso's super.bulkUpdate/super.bulkDelete calls would inherit the InMemoryDriver fix "for free". That assumption is false: TursoDriver extends SqlDriver (packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:270, import { SqlDriver } from '@objectstack/driver-sql'), and SqlDriverimplements IDataDriver directly — it has no relationship to InMemoryDriver at all. So TursoDriver's super.bulkUpdate(...)/super.bulkDelete(...) (lines 1263/1268 on origin/main at the time of writing) resolve to SqlDriver's own, separate implementations — completely untouched by the driver-memory fix.

                SqlDriver.bulkDelete (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7666) is a single builder.whereIn('id', ids).delete() per rotation shard — one SQL statement, atomic on its own (barring cross-shard joint atomicity, a separate/pre-existing concern).

                SqlDriver.bulkUpdate (packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657) is different:

                asyncbulkUpdate(object: string,updates: Array<{id: string|number;data: Record<string,any>}>,options?: DriverOptions): Promise<Record<string,any>[]>{constresults: Record<string,any>[]=[];for(const{ id, data }ofupdates){constupdated=awaitthis.update(object,id,data,options);if(updated)results.push(updated);}returnresults;}

                This is a sequential for-await loop over individual update() calls, not wrapped in a transaction. Each update() commits its own row immediately (autocommit). So a batch that refuses partway through — a unique-constraint violation, a missing-id throw, or any other per-row failure — leaves every row processed before the failure already committed to the database. That is the same defect class #13340/#13435 fixed on driver-memory, on driver-sql's (and therefore driver-turso's, via inheritance) bulkUpdate door.

                Why this is out of scope for #13435

                #13435's dispatch was explicit: "Do NOT edit driver-turso to fix it; if it needs its own change, that is a separate card." The actual defect lives one level up, in driver-sql, and fixing it needs driver-sql's own tools (a transaction wrapper — SqlDriver already has transaction support used elsewhere in the file) rather than anything driver-memory's fix could share.

                Suggested direction (not binding)

                Wrap SqlDriver.bulkUpdate's loop in a transaction so a mid-batch refusal rolls back every row already applied in that call — the SQL-native equivalent of the check-then-mutate discipline driver-memory now uses. Worth checking whether driver-mongodb's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete have the same shape while scoping this.

                Where it is

                • packages/drivers/driver-sql/src/sql-driver.ts:7657SqlDriver.bulkUpdate
                • packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver.ts:1256-1263 — inherits the shape via super.bulkUpdate on TursoDriver's local (non-remote) path

                Related

                #13435 (driver-memory's bulkUpdate/bulkDelete atomicity fix, which found this) · #13340 (driver-memory's bulkCreate atomicity fix, the origin of this defect class)

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