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fix(#7882): roll back insert_many and GraphBatch.create_vertex transactions on every failure path - #8828
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughBulk insertion and graph vertex creation now roll back transactions they started when processing fails. Caller-owned transactions remain active and under caller control. Tests cover failures, interruptions, batching, and caller-owned transactions. ChangesBatch transaction cleanup
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The transaction cleanup changes look sound. One test assertion should be tightened so it verifies which rows survive a failed batch. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change strengthens transaction ownership and interruption cleanup. Recovery remains best-effort, and Java transaction startup is still outside the cleanup handler. No new security exposure was established in the inspected paths. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Line 273: Move transaction startup inside the exception-handling block in
Database.insert_many so interruptions trigger its cleanup handler. In
GraphBatch.create_vertex, set started_transaction before calling begin() so an
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Moves insert_many's fallback begin() inside the try and sets create_vertex's started_transaction flag before begin(), so an interrupt landing right after begin() still reaches the rollback (CodeRabbit on #8828). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Move the operation-owned db.begin() into the try block. · DocumentBatcher.java:46-49
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMove the operation-owned
db.begin()into thetryblock.A JVM system property such as
-Darcadedb.txPageSlotMergeMaxBytes=invalidcan makeContextConfiguration.getValueAsLong()throw during transaction initialization.TransactionContext.begin()sets the status toBEGUNbefore this read. BecauseDocumentBatcher.insertManyJsoncallsdb.begin()before its handler, the operation-owned transaction remains active without rollback.Suggested fix
final boolean wasActive = db.isTransactionActive(); - if (!wasActive) - db.begin(); try { + if (!wasActive) + db.begin(); for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…ctions on every failure path insert_many's per-row fallback opened a transaction with no rollback path, so a value set() could not store left it open for the next caller. The JSON fast path (DocumentBatcher) had the same leak, and its commit_every batching also committed a caller's own open transaction. GraphBatch.create_vertex caught only Exception, so KeyboardInterrupt/SystemExit leaked the transaction it began. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Moves insert_many's fallback begin() inside the try and sets create_vertex's started_transaction flag before begin(), so an interrupt landing right after begin() still reaches the rollback (CodeRabbit on #8828). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ReviewOverall this is a solid, well-scoped fix. The invariant ("roll back only what you opened, never touch the caller's transaction") is applied consistently across the Python fallback, the Java fast path and What looks good
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| assert temp_db.is_transaction_active() is False | ||
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Assert which batch survived.
With commit_every=2, rows with k values 0 and 1 must remain. Rows 2 and 3 must be absent. The count assertion also passes if the wrong two rows survive, so it does not verify this transaction boundary. Compare the returned k values with [0, 1]. (github.com)
Based on learnings, a failed-batch test must check every entity whose presence or absence establishes the atomicity claim.
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Update the assertion in the bulk-insert test to verify the surviving FbBatch
entities have k values [0, 1], rather than checking only that two entities
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Closes #7882
Summary
Database.insert_many()now leaves the transaction state exactly as it found it, on every exit path. The per-row fallback (taken whenjson.dumps(rows)fails, e.g.datetimeornp.int64) opened a transaction with no rollback path, so a valuedoc.set()could not store, or aKeyboardInterrupt, left that transaction open for the next caller. The fallback is now wrapped intry/except BaseExceptionthat rolls back the transaction it opened, mirroringrun_in_transaction(#7108). The JSON fast path (DocumentBatcher.insertManyJson, Java side of the same public method) had the identical leak, for example a mandatory-property validation failure on row 2, and is fixed the same way (catch (Throwable), rollback errors attached as suppressed).GraphBatch.create_vertex()caught onlyExceptionaround its ownbegin()/commit(), so it now rolls back onBaseExceptiontoo. Ordinary failures are still wrapped inArcadeDBErrorandKeyboardInterrupt/SystemExitpropagate unchanged.Behavior change (release note): when
insert_manyruns inside a caller's own open transaction, the fast path no longer commits everycommit_everyrows. Before this change it committed the caller's transaction mid-call (so a laterrollback()by the caller discarded only the tail). The per-row fallback already skipped intermediate commits in that case, and both paths now behave the same way.Finding ledger
insert_manyper-row fallback leaks the transaction on failure: fixed hereGraphBatch.create_vertexexcept Exceptionleaks the transaction onKeyboardInterrupt/SystemExit: fixed hereCompleteness
Invariant: a bindings method that opens its own transaction rolls it back on every exit other than a successful commit, and never commits or rolls back a transaction the caller opened.
Sweep:
grep -n "\.begin()\|\.commit()\|\.rollback()" bindings/python/src/arcadedb_embedded/*.pyandgrep -n "begin\|commit\|rollback" bindings/python/src/java/com/arcadedb/python/*.java:Database.insert_manyper-row fallbackcore.pyDatabase.insert_manyJSON fast pathDocumentBatcher.insertManyJsonGraphBatch.create_vertexgraph_batch.pyDatabase.run_in_transactioncore.pyTransactionContext(with db.transaction())transactions.py__exit__sees every exception type viaexc_typeand rolls backinsert_many(parallel=True)VertexBatcher/EdgeBatcher/TimeSeriesBatcher/RowBatcher/ColumnBatcherbegin()/commit(), n/aKnown gaps: None.
Residual risk: with
commit_every > 0and no caller transaction, batches committed before a failure stay durable while the call raises. This is inherent to batched commits, the issue notes it, and the tests pin it (test_fallback_failure_keeps_earlier_committed_batches_only). Only the open, uncommitted batch is rolled back.Test plan
tests/test_bulk_insert.py::TestInsertManyTransactionHygiene: 7 tests (fallbackset()failure, fallback failure withcommit_every, fallbackKeyboardInterrupt, fallback failure inside a caller transaction, fast-path validation failure, fast-path failure inside a caller transaction, fast path not committing a caller transaction). 5 were red before the fix, and the 2 caller-transaction tests guard the behavior that must be preserved.tests/test_graph_batch.py:KeyboardInterruptincreate_vertexrolls back and propagates unwrapped (red before the fix), and an ordinary failure is still wrapped inArcadeDBErrorand rolled back.test_bulk_insert,test_graph_batch,test_core,test_transaction_config,test_async_executor,test_numpy_support,test_type_conversion,test_concurrency,test_graph_api,test_docs_examples(124 passed, 7 skipped).black26.5.1 /isort --profile blackclean.Local setup note: the tests ran against a freshly built
arcadedb-engine-26.10.1-SNAPSHOTjar with its runtime dependencies and a bridge jar compiled from this branch'ssrc/java. When running from source,bindings/python/srcmust not be onPYTHONPATHdirectly, because itsjava/directory (the bridge sources) shadows JPype'sjavaimport namespace and every Java string then comes back as a list of characters. Only thearcadedb_embeddedpackage was exposed.Adversarial pass
No subagent tool was available in this run, so the author did this pass. Findings:
commit_everyrows. Real and in scope: fixed here (completeness table, row 2).TransactionContext.__exit__might missBaseException. Not real:__exit__branches onexc_type is None, so it rolls back for every exception type.commit_everybatches stay durable when a later row fails. Inherent to batched commits and outside this issue's invariant. Documented under Residual risk.Review cycles
fde4e68535): theclaudereview run (36868396964) stayedqueuedfor the whole 15-minute window, a runner backlog rather than a failure, so nothing was posted. CodeRabbit posted 1 minor finding: aKeyboardInterruptlanding betweenbegin()and the guarded block could still leak the transaction. It was valid and is fixed in882171d6d2:insert_many'sbegin()moved inside thetry, andcreate_vertexsetsstarted_transactionbeforebegin(). The thread was answered. Tests were re-run green (66 passed).Deferred items
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