PE-9205: Prototype the drive state artifact ATTACH pipeline in the browser - #2196
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D12 proposes making the drive state artifact a SQLite file instead of the JSON D1 chose. It rests on two claims nobody had executed: that a producer can ATTACH an empty database, build it, and read its bytes back out, and that a consumer can ATTACH a received file and merge it with INSERT INTO ... SELECT. Both hold, on the VM and in Chrome, running the identical SQL. 20,000 rows build in 460 ms and import in 461 ms in a browser, and no row becomes a Dart object in either direction. The read gate refuses all six cases it is given — a view, a trigger, an extra table, a bad entity count, a foreign drive id and an unimplemented version — before anything is written. Three things turned up that were not the question: - The app's web database is not a WASM VFS. lib/models/database/web.dart opens drift's deprecated sql.js backend, so adopting D12 means migrating to drift/wasm.dart first. That cost is not in the proposal. - web/sqlite3.wasm is referenced by nothing and cannot load under the resolved sqlite3 2.4.2 anyway — wrong ABI, LinkError on "fs_delete". It and web/worker.js are about 1.3 MB of dead weight in the deployed build. - secure_delete defaults to 0 on wasm and 2 on macOS, so the claim that tear-down leaks key material is true on the browser and false on the VM. D12 stated it unconditionally; the finding narrows the claim and strengthens the conclusion, since the browser is where the producer runs. Nothing here imports application code or is wired into the app. sqlite3 is added as a dev dependency because the prototype drives it directly rather than through Drift. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01T3CbaePfsFZsPqijauuBrD
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drafts: true📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a standalone SQLite ATTACH prototype for drive-state artifacts. The prototype defines artifact projection and schema rules, validates and imports artifacts, tests VM/FFI and web/WASM execution, and documents platform findings and prototype scope. ChangesDrive-state artifact prototype
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This PR adds a test-only SQLite artifact producer and importer, so it does not currently affect users or production data. Before this design is reused in production, row ownership, repeated-import behavior, and reliable version-matched browser test assets should be addressed; the change is otherwise mergeable with explicit follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SourceDatabase
participant buildArtifact
participant ArtifactFile
participant importArtifact
participant TargetDatabase
SourceDatabase->>buildArtifact: Project drive rows
buildArtifact->>ArtifactFile: Attach and write SQLite artifact
ArtifactFile-->>buildArtifact: Return artifact bytes
importArtifact->>ArtifactFile: Write and attach received bytes
importArtifact->>ArtifactFile: Validate schema and metadata
ArtifactFile-->>importArtifact: Accept or reject artifact
importArtifact->>TargetDatabase: Merge accepted rows in a transaction
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In `@docs/drive-state/ATTACH_VFS_PROTOTYPE.md`:
- Around line 7-9: Add language identifiers to both fenced code blocks in
ATTACH_VFS_PROTOTYPE.md: use sh for the tool/drive_state_prototype.sh command
block and text for the WebAssembly error output block.
In `@test/drive_state_prototype/artifact_pipeline.dart`:
- Line 190: Replace the double-quoted SQL string literals with single-quoted
Dart literals at test/drive_state_prototype/artifact_pipeline.dart:190,
test/drive_state_prototype/prototype_suite.dart:376, and
test/drive_state_prototype/prototype_suite.dart:383. Preserve the SQL text while
applying the single-quote convention at all three sites.
In `@test/drive_state_prototype/prototype_suite.dart`:
- Around line 87-97: Update the fixture schema definitions for drives and
file_revisions to enforce production identities with a uniqueness constraint on
drives.id and a composite uniqueness constraint on fileId, driveId, and
dateCreated. Add coverage that imports the same artifact twice and verifies
neither table’s row count increases after the second import.
In `@tool/drive_state_prototype.sh`:
- Around line 30-42: Update the WASM cache handling around the WASM path and
download flow so cached content is associated with the requested sqlite3
version, rather than accepting any non-empty file. Download into a temporary
file and atomically rename it to the final cache path only after curl succeeds,
ensuring failed downloads cannot leave reusable partial bytes; preserve the
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Add language identifiers to both fenced code blocks.
Markdownlint reports MD040 for both blocks. Use sh for the command block and text for the WebAssembly error output.
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In `@docs/drive-state/ATTACH_VFS_PROTOTYPE.md` around lines 7 - 9, Add language
identifiers to both fenced code blocks in ATTACH_VFS_PROTOTYPE.md: use sh for
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| // and every table's DDL byte-identical to the frozen schema. | ||
| final objects = target.select( | ||
| 'SELECT type, name, sql FROM artifact.sqlite_master ' | ||
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Use single-quoted Dart string literals.
test/drive_state_prototype/artifact_pipeline.dart#L190-L190: replace the double-quoted SQL literal with a single-quoted literal.test/drive_state_prototype/prototype_suite.dart#L376-L376: replace the double-quoted SQL literal with a single-quoted literal.test/drive_state_prototype/prototype_suite.dart#L383-L383: replace the double-quoted SQL literal with a single-quoted literal.
As per coding guidelines, **/*.dart must use single quotes.
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In `@test/drive_state_prototype/artifact_pipeline.dart` at line 190, Replace the
double-quoted SQL string literals with single-quoted Dart literals at
test/drive_state_prototype/artifact_pipeline.dart:190,
test/drive_state_prototype/prototype_suite.dart:376, and
test/drive_state_prototype/prototype_suite.dart:383. Preserve the SQL text while
applying the single-quote convention at all three sites.
Source: Coding guidelines
| db.execute('CREATE TABLE drives (' | ||
| 'id TEXT NOT NULL, name TEXT, ownerAddress TEXT NOT NULL, ' | ||
| 'privacy TEXT NOT NULL, rootFolderId TEXT NOT NULL, ' | ||
| 'encryptedKey BLOB, keyEncryptionIv BLOB, lastBlockHeight INTEGER)'); | ||
| db.execute('CREATE TABLE file_revisions (' | ||
| 'fileId TEXT NOT NULL, driveId TEXT NOT NULL, name TEXT NOT NULL, ' | ||
| 'parentFolderId TEXT NOT NULL, size INTEGER NOT NULL, ' | ||
| 'lastModifiedDate INTEGER NOT NULL, dataContentType TEXT, ' | ||
| 'metadataTxId TEXT NOT NULL, dataTxId TEXT NOT NULL, ' | ||
| 'dateCreated INTEGER NOT NULL, action TEXT NOT NULL, ' | ||
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SQLite official documentation INSERT OR REPLACE behavior conflict constraint ordinary INSERT when no constraint
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In SQLite, the behavior of INSERT OR REPLACE is identical to an ordinary INSERT when there are no constraint conflicts [1][2][3]. When no constraints are violated, the statement simply inserts the new row as expected [3]. The REPLACE keyword (or the INSERT OR REPLACE clause) is a conflict resolution algorithm that only activates if a constraint violation occurs [1][4][3]. Its specific behaviors are as follows: 1. When a UNIQUE or PRIMARY KEY constraint violation occurs: The pre-existing row that caused the violation is deleted, and the new row is then inserted [4][3]. 2. When a NOT NULL constraint violation occurs: SQLite attempts to replace the NULL value with the column's default value [4]. If no default value is defined, it reverts to the default ABORT algorithm, causing the statement to roll back and halt [4]. 3. When a CHECK or FOREIGN KEY constraint violation occurs: It acts like the default ABORT algorithm, meaning the entire statement is rolled back [4]. Because REPLACE deletes rows to resolve conflicts, it may trigger delete triggers (if recursive triggers are enabled) [4]. Notably, it does not invoke update hooks for the rows it deletes, nor does it increment the database change counter for those deletions [4]. If your goal is to handle specific uniqueness conflicts without the broad deletion behavior of REPLACE, SQLite recommends using the UPSERT clause (ON CONFLICT) [5][6][7]. UPSERT allows you to perform an UPDATE or a no-op when a specific uniqueness constraint is violated, rather than unconditionally deleting and replacing the existing record [5][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://sqlite.org/lang_insert.html
- 2: https://sqlite.org/lang_replace.html
- 3: https://sqlite.org/conflict.html
- 4: https://sqlite.org/lang_conflict.html
- 5: https://sqlite.org/lang_upsert.html
- 6: https://www.sqlite.org/lang_upsert.html
- 7: https://hoelz.ro/blog/with-sqlite-insert-or-ignore-is-often-not-what-you-want
Add identity constraints to the target fixture.
importArtifact uses INSERT OR REPLACE, which behaves as a normal INSERT when no uniqueness conflict exists. Without constraints, repeated imports can duplicate rows. Add the production identities (drives.id and (fileId, driveId, dateCreated)) and test importing the same artifact twice without increasing either table count.
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In `@test/drive_state_prototype/prototype_suite.dart` around lines 87 - 97, Update
the fixture schema definitions for drives and file_revisions to enforce
production identities with a uniqueness constraint on drives.id and a composite
uniqueness constraint on fileId, driveId, and dateCreated. Add coverage that
imports the same artifact twice and verifies neither table’s row count increases
after the second import.
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Make the WASM cache version-aware and atomic.
Line 30 accepts any non-empty cached file. A failed curl can leave partial bytes at $WASM. A later sqlite3 version change also reuses the old bytes. The browser test can then fail or run against a WASM build that does not match pubspec.lock.
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WASM="$CACHE/sqlite3.wasm"
+WASM_VERSION="$CACHE/sqlite3.wasm.version"
-if [ ! -s "$WASM" ]; then
+if [[ ! -s "$WASM" || ! -f "$WASM_VERSION" || "$(<"$WASM_VERSION")" != "$version" ]]; then
url="https://github.com/simolus3/sqlite3.dart/releases/download/sqlite3-$version/sqlite3.wasm"
+ tmp="$(mktemp "$CACHE/sqlite3.wasm.XXXXXX")"
echo "fetching sqlite3.wasm for sqlite3 $version"
- if ! curl -fsSL -o "$WASM" "$url"; then
+ if ! curl -fsSL -o "$tmp" "$url"; then
+ rm -f "$tmp"
# existing error handling
exit 1
fi
+ mv "$tmp" "$WASM"
+ printf '%s\n' "$version" > "$WASM_VERSION"
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| echo ' LinkError: Import #0 "dart" "fs_delete"' >&2 | |
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| WASM="$CACHE/sqlite3.wasm" | |
| WASM_VERSION="$CACHE/sqlite3.wasm.version" | |
| if [[ ! -s "$WASM" || ! -f "$WASM_VERSION" || "$(<"$WASM_VERSION")" != "$version" ]]; then | |
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In `@tool/drive_state_prototype.sh` around lines 30 - 42, Update the WASM cache
handling around the WASM path and download flow so cached content is associated
with the requested sqlite3 version, rather than accepting any non-empty file.
Download into a temporary file and atomically rename it to the final cache path
only after curl succeeds, ensuring failed downloads cannot leave reusable
partial bytes; preserve the existing error reporting and exit behavior.
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D12's bounded-memory claim depends on OPFS, and drift picks its storage tier at runtime from browser feature detection. WasmDatabase.probe() reports the choice but is Dart inside main.dart.js, so it cannot be called from a console on a deployed build. tool/drift_storage_probe.js reproduces the same decision in plain JavaScript — the same checks drift makes, in the same worker scopes — so it can be pasted into DevTools on any origin. storage_probe_smoke_test.dart runs it in Chrome so the snippet is known to work rather than assumed to; on a non-isolated page it reports sharedIndexedDb, and Chrome does not reach opfsShared, which matches drift's own note about crbug/1088481. This matters because production deploys to two origins. Firebase Hosting takes response headers; the Arweave deployment via ar-io-deploy does not, and opfsLocks needs cross-origin isolation. The IndexedDB tiers hold the whole database in RAM — IndexedDbFileSystem wraps an InMemoryFileSystem — so on an origin that cannot reach OPFS, D12 gets no bounded-memory benefit at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01T3CbaePfsFZsPqijauuBrD
Merges PE-9205-drive-state-impl and swaps only the payload. Its uploader, discovery, sync composition, observability, UI and config flags are reused unchanged — they deal in bytes and tags, so the container was never their business, and rewriting them would have thrown away work two reviews had already hardened. The producer now builds a SQLite database with ATTACH + INSERT ... SELECT instead of jsonEncode. Two lines in the creation service, plus a platform sink: ATTACH needs a path, and native and web disagree about what a path is. Web is not supported yet and says so rather than failing halfway. The web database is drift's sql.js backend, whose SqlJsDatabase.export() returns `main` — there is no way to read an attached database's bytes back out, and drift surfaces no filesystem. The sqlite3 WASM path does have one, which is what makes both directions work in #2196, and reaching it means moving off drift/web.dart. Native and the CLI work today. Known state: the read side still parses JSON, so this half does not yet round-trip. Four of the creation-service tests fail with FormatException because they utf8.decode the payload to assert its shape — they assert the container, and are rewritten with the importer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01T3CbaePfsFZsPqijauuBrD
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Executes the two claims D12 rests on (#2187 comment). Both hold.
D12 proposes making the drive state artifact a SQLite file rather than the JSON D1 chose. I argued it there from measurements, but the load-bearing part was unexecuted: can a browser
ATTACHa second database at all? This branch answers that, and turns up three things that were not the question.Case 1, the producer.
ATTACHan empty database, build the frozen schema, copy one drive's rows through an explicit column projection,DETACH, read the bytes back. On web the attached database is a real, separate VFS entry — the test asserts its first sixteen bytes areSQLite format 3.Case 2, the consumer. Place received bytes,
ATTACH, refuse anything that is not the exact agreed shape, merge withINSERT INTO main.x SELECT … FROM artifact.x. The read gate refuses all six cases it is given — a view, a trigger, an extra table, a disagreeing entity count, a foreign drive id, an unimplemented version — and the test asserts the target is still empty after each refusal.No row becomes a Dart object in either direction. That is the property D12 is buying.
Three findings that were not the question
The app's web database is not a WASM VFS.
lib/models/database/web.dartopensWebDatabase.withStorage(...)— drift's deprecated sql.js backend, which is whatweb/sql-wasm.wasmandweb/index.html:332are for. So "Drift's WASM VFS" in my D12 write-up describes something this app does not run. Adopting D12 means migrating the web database layer todrift/wasm.dartfirst, and that cost is not in the proposal. It should be costed before D12 is accepted — though the backend in use is deprecated, so the work is worth doing either way. The prototype therefore drivespackage:sqlite3directly, not Drift.web/sqlite3.wasmis dead weight, and broken anyway. It andweb/worker.jsare referenced by nothing — notindex.html, notlib/. The wasm also cannot load under the resolvedsqlite3: 2.4.2:Wrong ABI; the matching build is 697,758 bytes against the vendored 1,348,108. Removing both files is an easy separate cleanup worth ~1.3 MB in the deployed build.
secure_deletediffers by platform, and the browser is the unsafe one. D12 argues the artifact must be built up rather than torn down, becauseDROP TABLEleaves dropped bytes on the freelist. Measured, that is true only whensecure_deleteis off:PRAGMA secure_delete2(fast)0(off)I stated that claim unconditionally in the D12 comment and should not have. The correction narrows it and strengthens the conclusion: the platform where it holds is the browser, which is where the producer runs, and the safety of tear-down turns out to be a property of whichever SQLite the client links rather than of our code. That is not an acceptable thing to stand between a user's wallet ciphertext and a permanent public upload. The suite asserts the leak under an explicit
PRAGMA secure_delete = 0on both platforms and prints each default rather than depending on it.What this does not prove
package:sqlite3; noWasmDatabase, and it never touches the sql.js backend the app runs on web today.InMemoryFileSystem, so the artifact is in memory. Bounded producer memory for a very large drive is exactly what an OPFS VFS would buy, and it is untested here.artifact_pipeline.dart, not a measurement.artifactProjectionis an illustrative column subset, not D2's real seven sections.Scope
Nothing imports application code and nothing is wired into the app.
flutter testpicks up the VM half; the browser half needs the script, becauseflutter test --platform chromeserves only the compiled test bundle and not the package's own files, sosqlite3.wasmhas to be fetched and served with CORS.sqlite3is added as a dev dependency for the same reason.This is a prototype for a decision, not a feature. If D12 is rejected, it should be deleted; if D12 is accepted,
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