fix(sqlite): autocommit mode transaction handling to match CPython #5918
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WalkthroughThe changes update transaction handling in the SQLite module. When the isolation level is set to Changes
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This pull request introduces a fix to the SQLite module's transaction handling, specifically addressing behavior in autocommit mode to match CPython's implementation. The changes ensure that transactions are correctly committed when transitioning to autocommit and that implicit transactions are only initiated under specific conditions, leading to more predictable and consistent database interactions.
Highlights
- SQLite Transaction Handling: When the
isolation_levelis explicitly set toNone(indicating a transition to autocommit mode), any currently open transaction is now implicitly committed. This ensures that the database state is consistent when moving into a true autocommit state. - Implicit Transaction Logic Refinement: The conditions for implicitly beginning a transaction for DML (Data Manipulation Language) statements in autocommit mode have been refined. An implicit transaction will now only be started if an
isolation_levelis explicitly set (i.e., notNone), even if the database is in autocommit mode. This aligns the behavior more closely with CPython'ssqlite3module, preventing unintended implicit transactions when true autocommit is desired.
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The pull request addresses an issue with autocommit mode transaction handling in the SQLite module to align with CPython's behavior. It includes changes to commit pending transactions when setting the isolation level to None and adds a condition to begin transactions only when an isolation level is set.
| if stmt.is_dml | ||
| && db.is_autocommit() | ||
| && zelf.connection.isolation_level.deref().is_some() |
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The condition zelf.connection.isolation_level.deref().is_some() seems like it could be simplified. Consider extracting the deref() call to a local variable to improve readability and avoid dereferencing multiple times.
let isolation_level = zelf.connection.isolation_level.deref();
if stmt.is_dml
&& db.is_autocommit()
&& isolation_level.is_some()| if stmt.is_dml | ||
| && db.is_autocommit() | ||
| && zelf.connection.isolation_level.deref().is_some() |
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The condition zelf.connection.isolation_level.deref().is_some() seems like it could be simplified. Consider extracting the deref() call to a local variable to improve readability and avoid dereferencing multiple times.
let isolation_level = zelf.connection.isolation_level.deref();
if stmt.is_dml
&& db.is_autocommit()
&& isolation_level.is_some()
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