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bindings: the #9242 and #9274 tripwires become plain tests (PRs #9270 and #9276), a refused GraphBatch close() keeps the wrapper open - #192
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…): the ArcadeData#9242 tripwires become plain tests, a refused close() keeps the wrapper open The engine now raises IllegalStateException from createVertices, flush, close and a newEdge that fills the buffer when the caller has a transaction open, and leaves it untouched. The seven strict xfail tests XPASS on the snapshot image, so they become plain tests that also assert the refusal. A close() the engine refused set the wrapper's closed flag in a finally block while the Java batch stayed open: the retry did nothing, the pending edges were never written, and graph_batch() on the database failed with 'already in progress'. close() now leaves the wrapper open when the refusal came from the caller's transaction. New tests cover the retried close, the refusal before any commit attempt, and the caller's WAL setting. Docs say what 26.10.1 does and what 26.9.1 and earlier do. Closes #191. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ubz3m6QXHESerCkehC1qgi
…Data#9276), known-issues says a null equality matches nothing whichever run planned it Five strict xfail tests (the statement run with a value, then None, then the value, through an LSM, hash, and ERROR-strategy index, and the DELETE form) pass on the engine with PR ArcadeData#9276, which decides a null equality at execution instead of at planning. They are plain tests now. The known-issues entry for ArcadeData#9238 and ArcadeData#9274 and the queries guide say what 26.10.1 does and keep the workaround for 26.9.1 and earlier snapshots. Closes #193. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ubz3m6QXHESerCkehC1qgi
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Summary
ArcadeDB ArcadeData#9270 (26.10.1) makes
GraphBatch.createVertices,flush,close, and anewEdgethat fills the buffer refuse to run inside a transaction the caller opened. The snapshot image CI uses already carries it, so the seven strict xfail tripwires for ArcadeData#9242 XPASS and fail the suite on every PR.ArcadeDBErrorcaused byIllegalStateException), not only the untouched transaction.GraphBatch.close()set_closedin afinallyblock, so aclose()the engine refused inside the caller's transaction marked the wrapper closed while the Java batch stayed open. The retry was then a no-op: the pending edges were never written (2 edges where 3 are expected), anddb.graph_batch()on that database failed with 'A GraphBatch is already in progress'.close()now leaves the wrapper open when the refusal came from the caller's transaction.close(), the refusal before any commit attempt (the retry path that rolled the caller's transaction back needs one), and the caller's WAL setting (a new transaction hasisUseWAL()true while the batch is open; it was false on 26.9.1).Also in this PR: the ArcadeData#9274 tripwires
The snapshot image now carries upstream ArcadeData#9276 as well (a null equality is decided at execution, so a plan cached by a run with a value no longer returns the records without a value for a null parameter), so the five strict xfail tests for ArcadeData#9274 XPASS. Each flip alone fails CI on the other's tripwires, so both are in this PR (it replaces #194). They are plain tests now, and the known-issues entry for ArcadeData#9238 and ArcadeData#9274 and the queries guide say what 26.10.1 does and keep the workaround for 26.9.1 and earlier snapshots. Verified in Java on both JDKs with the byte-identical repro (before 111aa40
[1] [2, 3] [1] [2, 3], after d36b4ca[1] [] [1] []) and through the bindings (35 passed intests/test_null_index_known_issues.py).Verification
Through the bindings on the CI jar of upstream 5a90b0f (JDK 25 bundled with the wheel):
tests/test_graph_batch.py28 passed. With the 26.9.1 engine jars the new tests fail where they should (the refusal tests, the retried close, the WAL test), so they distinguish the two engines. The full suite in that hybrid environment fails only in numpy and stale-bridge-jar tests that do not touch GraphBatch; CI runs the real image.Closes #191.
Closes #193.
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