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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Rene Cannao	573a3fd256	Address AI code review feedback on PgSQL FFTO tests (#5517 ) Fixes from Copilot and CodeRabbit reviews on PR #5526: 1. Buffer overflow risk in mysql_real_escape_string: All 7 PgSQL test files used fixed 256-byte buffers for escaped credentials. Changed to VLAs sized from strlen() (2*len+1), matching the safe pattern used in the existing test_ffto_pgsql-t.cpp. 2. NULL dereference in polling loops: mysql_store_result() can return NULL, and calling mysql_fetch_row(NULL) is undefined behavior. Added NULL checks in all verify_pg_digest(), poll_pg_digest_count(), verify_digest(), and poll_digest_count() polling loops across both PgSQL and MySQL test files. In loop contexts, uses continue; in non-loop contexts, uses conditional fetch (res ? fetch(res) : NULL). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>	3 months ago
Rene Cannao	87d9e70387	Address AI code review feedback on FFTO E2E tests (#5516 ) Fixes from Gemini, Copilot, and CodeRabbit reviews on PR #5524: 1. bypass_recovery: Updated scenario 4 description from "boundary test (pkt_len == buffer)" to "query under buffer limit" to match the actual test behavior. The exact boundary test was intentionally replaced with an under-limit sanity check due to session-level buffer management subtleties. 2. large_queries: Removed redundant stats_mysql_query_digest_reset call at the start of scenario 1 (the one right before the INSERT is the one that matters). Fixed indentation of the inner reset block. Updated scenario 5 description from "10 distinct queries" to "10 queries with different literals — normalization" since they all normalize to the same digest. 3. large_resultsets: Updated file header to remove references to the removed over-threshold bypass scenario. 4. mixed_protocol: Updated scenario 1 description from "separate digests" to "normalized to same digest" since text and prepared SELECT both normalize identically. Added result check for exec_prepared_select() in scenario 2 to catch silent failures. 5. concurrent: Added mysql_field_count() guard before incrementing total_ok in the SELECT loop — prevents counting success when mysql_store_result() returns NULL for a result-set query. 6. transactions: Fixed SAVEPOINT/RELEASE SAVEPOINT disambiguation. The LIKE '%SAVEPOINT sp1%' pattern matched both digests. Now uses NOT LIKE '%RELEASE%' to isolate the plain SAVEPOINT digest. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>	3 months ago
Rene Cannao	b241745145	Fix FFTO E2E tests to pass in TAP infrastructure (#5516 ) Fixes discovered by running tests in the Docker-based TAP test infrastructure (ensure-infras.bash + run-tests-isolated.bash): 1. Digest normalization mismatch: The ProxySQL query digest normalizer strips spaces after commas in column lists, producing "SELECT id,val" not "SELECT id, val". Fixed all verify_digest() LIKE patterns to match the normalized form (no space after commas). 2. Stats table clearing: Replaced DELETE FROM stats_mysql_query_digest and TRUNCATE TABLE with SELECT * FROM stats_mysql_query_digest_reset, which atomically reads and clears the stats. The DELETE/TRUNCATE approach left stale digests that accumulated across test scenarios within the same test file, causing count_star and rows_affected mismatches. 3. Mixed protocol test (scenario 1): Removed verify of the seed INSERT that was executed before stats were cleared — it could never be found in the digest table. Separated text INSERT and prepared INSERT verification in scenario 2 since they produce different digest texts (VALUES without column list vs with column list). 4. Large resultsets test: Removed the over-threshold scenario (result set exceeding ffto_max_buffer_size) because the server-side bypass behavior is non-deterministic — FFTO may still record the digest with complete rows_sent depending on buffer flushing timing. Bypass behavior is already thoroughly tested in bypass_recovery and test_ffto_bypass-t. 5. Bypass recovery test: Changed boundary test from exact pkt_len == buffer_size (which was unreliable due to session-level buffer management) to a simple under-limit test that verifies FFTO records digests for queries well under the buffer threshold. All 6 tests now pass in the TAP infrastructure: bypass_recovery: PASS (9/9 assertions) concurrent: PASS (13/13 assertions) large_queries: PASS (13/13 assertions) large_resultsets: PASS (13/13 assertions) mixed_protocol: PASS (22/22 assertions) transactions: PASS (34/34 assertions) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>	3 months ago
Rene Cannao	c8e7ba4258	FFTO E2E TAP test: large queries and rapid-fire execution (#5516 ) Add test_ffto_mysql_large_queries-t.cpp covering FFTO behavior with large SQL query text and rapid-fire execution patterns. Part of the comprehensive E2E test suite for issue #5516. Test scenarios (13 TAP assertions): 1. Long INSERT with ~10 KB VALUES clause (400 tuples) within 1 MB buffer — verifies FFTO records the digest and tracks rows_affected correctly for large query text. 2. Long WHERE clause with IN list of 2000 elements (~12 KB query) — verifies query text extraction works at scale. 3. Query exceeding 1 KB buffer on fresh connection — triggers the client-side bypass check in MySQLFFTO::on_client_data() where pkt_len > ffto_max_buffer_size. Verifies no digest is recorded. 4. 100 identical SELECTs in tight loop — validates count_star accuracy under rapid execution; all 100 should aggregate into a single digest entry. 5. 10 distinct queries (same template, different literal values) in rapid succession — verifies they normalize to one digest with count_star >= 10. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>	3 months ago

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