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Rollback sqlite transactions when context-manager commit fails - #9535
Match the local CPython 3.15 Connection.__exit__ control flow:
Return False after successful commit or rollback.
If commit fails, attempt rollback so the failed transaction does not retain its SQLite locks.
If rollback succeeds, re-raise the commit exception. If rollback also fails, raise the rollback exception with the commit exception as __context__.
Preserve the original body-exception path and use the existing commit/rollback cleanup wrappers. No native/autocommit guard spans the two calls.
Source: CPython 3.15.0 d220409a13b77de7a6c30abe16ea90db01528edc, Modules/_sqlite/connection.c and _PyErr_ChainExceptions1 in Python/errors.c.
This is an independent main-based fix: only the existing method body/return type changes. It does not include #9533's signature changes or reporting workflow change. No Lib/assertion/snippet edits.
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Passed: normal configured pre-commit hooks (merge-conflict check, rustfmt, cspell), git diff --check, and independent source review.
Not run locally: compilation, native runtime tests, Rust/C-API tests, or clippy. The local dependency closure/cache is unavailable; actual CI is pending, so this remains Draft.
Existing canonical coverage: test_sqlite3.test_dbapi.MultiprocessTests.test_ctx_mgr_rollback_if_commit_failed (subprocess/locking recovery) and test_sqlite3.test_transactions.AutocommitAttribute's three context-manager cases. The module target is cargo run --release --features sqlite -- -m test test_sqlite3 -v, in addition to required workspace/C-API/clippy validation.
No existing canonical exact-False or double-failure-chain test was located. Those paths remain runtime-unverified. A closed connection's direct __exit__(None, None, None) provides a bounded future diagnostic for both operations failing, without callback injection.
Separate existing VM limitation: when this new native error propagates inside an outer except, VM contextualization can replace the explicit commit-error context with the handled outer exception. This patch fixes the local SQLite behavior but does not claim end-to-end chaining parity for that case. No fake traceback or global VM workaround is included; outside/inside-except integration needs separate verification after the VM issue is addressed.
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Bug Fixes
SQLite connection context managers now commit when a block exits successfully and roll back when it exits with an exception.
If committing fails, the connection attempts to roll back. The reported error reflects a rollback failure when one occurs, while retaining the commit failure as context.
Match the local CPython Connection.__exit__ control flow: return False after successful commit or rollback; attempt rollback after commit failure; preserve the commit error when rollback succeeds or use it as the rollback error context. Keep existing deferred cleanup wrappers and release native guards before retrying.
Source-reviewed against CPython 3.15.0. Normal pre-commit hooks passed; native tests and compilation were not run locally. Existing VM propagation can still replace explicit exception context inside an outer except block; this patch does not claim to fix that separate issue.
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Review comments at @crates/stdlib/src/_sqlite3.rs:
- Line 2060: Update the rollback-failure handling around
rollback_error.set_context so the commit error remains reachable in the
exception chain after VM contextualization replaces the rollback error’s context
inside an active except block. Establish where contextualization occurs and
preserve both errors through that path; do not rely on the native context
assignment being retained.
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crates/stdlib/src/_sqlite3.rs
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Walkthrough
Connection.__exit__ now returns False and handles commit failures by attempting rollback. It preserves commit and rollback errors according to the rollback result.
On a clean exit, Connection.__exit__ commits. If the commit fails, it rolls back and returns the relevant error. On an exceptional exit, it rolls back. The method now returns bool.
RustPython/RustPython#6839 — The issue concerns matching standard-library behavior to CPython 3.15, and this change updates SQLite Connection.__exit__ control flow to match CPython 3.15.
Suggested reviewers:ever0de
Merge Risk: Low · up to bacdd
The transaction-exit change is mergeable with awareness of a narrow diagnostic limitation: if commit and rollback both fail inside an exception handler, the original commit error disappears from the exception chain. Additional return-value and exception-chain tests are recommended.
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Add a test for the rollback-after-failed-commit exception context in Connection.__exit__.
The current code sets the rollback error's context to the commit error. The gap is regression coverage only. The inspected tests do not make both COMMIT and ROLLBACK fail, and they do not assert __context__ on the rollback exception. A regression that removes or misassigns this context would not be caught by these tests. The PR description also lists this path as runtime-unverified.
Adding the test should not be treated as a fix for the separate issue where VM contextualization inside an outer except can replace the explicit commit-error context. That behavior is out of scope for this test.
The CPython test_sqlite3 suite is not present in this checkout. This comment covers only the inspected tests.
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Review comment at @crates/stdlib/src/_sqlite3.rs at line 2060:
Add regression coverage for Connection.__exit__ that makes both COMMIT and
ROLLBACK fail and asserts the rollback exception’s __context__ is the commit
exception. Use the tests available in this checkout, and leave the
exception-context implementation unchanged.
Add direct checks for the Connection.exit return value.
Add direct checks for the Connection.__exit__ return value.
Connection.__exit__ now returns PyResult<bool> and ends with Ok(false) on the success path (crates/stdlib/src/_sqlite3.rs:2046-2071). The sqlite tests inspected in this checkout do not call __exit__ directly, so no test asserts this return value. A with statement ignores the return value on a clean exit. On an exceptional exit, a falsy return does not suppress the exception. A change back to None would therefore pass context-manager usage without a failure. Only code that calls __exit__ directly would observe the difference.
Add direct assertions to the sqlite snippet tests in extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_sqlite.py:
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Review comment at @crates/stdlib/src/_sqlite3.rs at line 2068:
Add direct assertions to the sqlite snippet tests for `Connection.__exit__`,
verifying it returns `False` on both a clean exit and an exceptional exit;
locate the implementation via `Connection.__exit__` and add the checks to the
existing sqlite tests without relying on `with` statements.
set -e
echo'== frame.rs PushExcInfo =='
nl -ba crates/vm/src/frame.rs | sed -n '5798,5815p'echo'== vm/mod.rs push/pop exception stack =='
nl -ba crates/vm/src/vm/mod.rs | sed -n '3950,3980p'
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Length of output: 2696
Keep the commit error in the chain when rollback also fails inside an except block.
When COMMIT and the fallback ROLLBACK both fail during a normal with exit inside an active except block, the explicit context assignment is overwritten. The rollback error then carries the enclosing exception as __context__, and the commit error is absent from the chain. Either preserve the commit error through the VM contextualization path, or document that this path loses it.
Context of the overwrite
The VM replaces the context of a raised exception with the handled exception on the normal-exit path. Native code sets the context first, so the explicit assignment has no effect when an except block is active.
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Review comment at @crates/stdlib/src/_sqlite3.rs at line 2060:
Update the rollback-failure handling around rollback_error.set_context so the
commit error remains reachable in the exception chain after VM contextualization
replaces the rollback error’s context inside an active except block. Establish
where contextualization occurs and preserve both errors through that path; do
not rely on the native context assignment being retained.
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Summary
Match the local CPython 3.15
Connection.__exit__control flow:Falseafter successful commit or rollback.__context__.Source: CPython 3.15.0
d220409a13b77de7a6c30abe16ea90db01528edc,Modules/_sqlite/connection.cand_PyErr_ChainExceptions1inPython/errors.c.This is an independent main-based fix: only the existing method body/return type changes. It does not include #9533's signature changes or reporting workflow change. No Lib/assertion/snippet edits.
Validation and limits
git diff --check, and independent source review.test_sqlite3.test_dbapi.MultiprocessTests.test_ctx_mgr_rollback_if_commit_failed(subprocess/locking recovery) andtest_sqlite3.test_transactions.AutocommitAttribute's three context-manager cases. The module target iscargo run --release --features sqlite -- -m test test_sqlite3 -v, in addition to required workspace/C-API/clippy validation.__exit__(None, None, None)provides a bounded future diagnostic for both operations failing, without callback injection.except, VM contextualization can replace the explicit commit-error context with the handled outer exception. This patch fixes the local SQLite behavior but does not claim end-to-end chaining parity for that case. No fake traceback or global VM workaround is included; outside/inside-except integration needs separate verification after the VM issue is addressed.AI assistance
Implementation, CPython source comparison, and independent source review were assisted by OpenAI Codex (model version not exposed). No hook bypass; local runtime limitations are disclosed above.
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