[skip-ci] docs: Add draft release notes for ProxySQL 3.0.6 / 4.0.6#5419
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Signed-off-by: Wazir Ahmed <wazir@proxysql.com>
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Signed-off-by: Wazir Ahmed <wazir@proxysql.com>
Signed-off-by: Wazir Ahmed <wazir@proxysql.com>
Signed-off-by: René Cannaò <rene@proxysql.com>
- Added TrafficObserver base interface - Implemented MySQLFFTO and PgSQLFFTO classes for protocol-aware observation - Integrated FFTO hooks into MySQL and PostgreSQL session handlers in FAST_FORWARD state - Added configuration variables: mysql-ffto_enabled, mysql-ffto_max_buffer_size, pgsql-ffto_enabled, pgsql-ffto_max_buffer_size - Implemented query digest extraction and reporting parity with internal stats - Added session-level bypass when packet size exceeds buffer threshold - Included architectural documentation in doc/ffto_design.md
- Implemented statement ID tracking for MySQL COM_STMT_PREPARE/EXECUTE - Implemented Parse/Bind/Execute portal mapping for PostgreSQL Extended Query - Corrected documentation regarding binary protocol support - Ensured metric parity for prepared statements in Fast Forward mode
- Added comprehensive MySQL FFTO test (text and binary protocols) - Added comprehensive PgSQL FFTO test (Simple and Extended Query protocols) - Added FFTO memory bypass logic test - Added bash orchestration scripts for each test group - Integrated new tests into the TAP Makefile
… scripts Following the CI convention where all binaries ending in -t in test/tap/tests/ are automatically executed, the subdirectories and run.sh scripts are no longer needed.
- Implemented MySQL OK_Packet parsing to extract affected_rows - Implemented PostgreSQL CommandComplete parsing to extract rows affected/sent - Updated TAP tests to validate sum_rows_affected and sum_rows_sent metrics - Fixed incorrect assertion in test_ffto_mysql-t.cpp
- Resolved signature mismatch in report_query_stats - Fixed missing type declarations for Query_Processor in FFTO classes - Verified Metric Parity for affected_rows and rows_sent - Confirmed full coverage in TAP tests for text/binary protocols and bypass logic - Verified clean build with make debug
Problem MCP stats tools were querying stats.* tables directly through admindb. Unlike admin-session SQL, that path bypassed GenericRefreshStatistics() and could return stale or empty data for runtime-populated tables. What changed - Updated Stats_Tool_Handler::execute_admin_query() to mirror admin-session semantics for stats reads: - acquire GloAdmin->sql_query_global_mutex - optionally invoke ProxySQL_Admin::GenericRefreshStatistics(sql, ..., false) - execute admindb statement - release sql_query_global_mutex - Added strict input validation and explicit lock/unlock error reporting. - Added refresh_before_query parameter (default true) to avoid duplicate refresh passes for secondary count queries. - Switched secondary COUNT(*) calls in show_processlist/show_queries/ show_errors/show_query_rules to refresh_before_query=false. Documentation - Expanded Doxygen in include/Stats_Tool_Handler.h for execute_admin_query() to document locking, refresh behavior, and performance tradeoff. - Added detailed Doxygen above the execute_admin_query() implementation in lib/Stats_Tool_Handler.cpp. Testing - Added TAP integration test test/tap/tests/mcp_stats_refresh-t.cpp. - The test injects a synthetic stale marker row into stats.stats_mysql_global, calls /mcp/stats show_status, and verifies the marker disappears after refresh-before-read. - Added helper-level Doxygen in the test for setup/parsing behavior. Build verification - Compiled lib object: make -C lib obj/Stats_Tool_Handler.oo - Compiled TAP target: make -C test/tap/tests mcp_stats_refresh-t - Direct runtime execution of the TAP test in this workspace could not fully run because no local admin listener was available (connection to 127.0.0.1:6032 failed).
Replace stats table reads in show_queries with Query Processor in-memory aggregation to avoid stale/empty admin-db snapshots.\n\nIntroduce Top-K digest filtering primitives and wire them into Stats_Tool_Handler so filtering/sorting/limit are executed against live digest memory. Add runtime MCP variable mcp-stats_show_queries_max_rows with validation, defaulting, and configuration plumbing, plus cap metadata in the tool response.\n\nEnforce configurable hard cap semantics while preserving deterministic ordering and pagination behavior for MCP clients. Add internal DEBUG validator path (PROXYSQLTEST 56) in admin tests to stress generated digest data and validate the Top-K/filter pipeline against in-memory state.\n\nKeep the validator callable from startup/testing workflows without depending on MCP linkage. Add TAP coverage in test/tap/tests/mcp_show_queries_topk-t.cpp for:\n- MCP endpoint setup and reachability\n- digest generation + optional DEBUG internal validator\n- payload validation and cap metadata assertions\n- descending count order validation\n- match_digest_text filter verification\n\nMake payload parsing backward-compatible in TAP (direct tool result object and legacy wrapped success/result payloads).
…andling - Finalized MySQL and PostgreSQL protocol state machines. - Implemented accurate affected_rows and rows_sent capture. - Added defensive null checks to prevent early-session crashes. - Enhanced TAP tests with result-set draining and success verification. - Verified 100% pass rate for MySQL CRUD, binary protocol, and memory bypass.
…stress TAP Replace direct stats-schema reads in MCP show_processlist with in-memory processlist access via SQL3_Processlist query options. Add processlist query option types in proxysql_admin interfaces and implement filtering, sorting, and pagination post-processing in both MySQL and PgSQL thread implementations. Introduce configurable MCP cap mcp_stats_show_processlist_max_rows (default 200, max 1000), wire it through MCP variable loading, and expose it in default config. Expand Stats_Tool_Handler processlist handling to parse filter/sort arguments, enforce cap metadata, and return consistent MCP payload fields from in-memory snapshots. Add extensive doxygen documentation in the touched headers and source blocks to describe API contracts, filtering behavior, and runtime constraints. Add new TAP test mcp_pgsql_concurrency_stress-t that generates sustained concurrent PgSQL traffic (simple reads, read/write table workload, randomized pg_sleep) while polling MCP show_processlist and show_queries in parallel with filter and ordering assertions. Validation performed locally: mcp_pgsql_concurrency_stress-t (31 assertions) and mcp_show_queries_topk-t (12 assertions).
… stress test Add a new MySQL-focused TAP workload (mcp_mysql_concurrency_stress-t) that mirrors the PgSQL stress model and continuously generates mixed traffic through ProxySQL while MCP stats is queried in parallel. The MySQL workload includes simple reads, read/write table traffic, and randomized sleep queries, while concurrent MCP pollers validate show_processlist and show_queries behavior for sorting, filtering, metadata, and final consistency checks. Add a second TAP workload (mcp_mixed_mysql_pgsql_concurrency_stress-t) that drives MySQL and PgSQL traffic simultaneously, then polls MCP for both protocols in parallel to validate cross-protocol processlist and query-digest stability under mixed load. Both tests create/drop their own workload tables, configure/restore MCP runtime settings, and expose deterministic TAP assertions on payload shape, cap metadata, filter correctness, ordering guarantees, and endpoint reachability. To reduce false negatives under high concurrency, workload execution checks use a bounded error budget tied to observed traffic volume rather than requiring absolute zero transient query failures. These TAPs can also be used as practical stress/load demonstrations because they run sustained concurrent workers and MCP poll loops with protocol-specific filtering.
… stress configurability Enhance mcp_mixed_mysql_pgsql_concurrency_stress-t with environment-driven load parameters so it can be reused as a quick demo, sustained stress run, or heavier load scenario without source edits. Add optional live MCP cap churn support that updates mcp-stats_show_processlist_max_rows and mcp-stats_show_queries_max_rows during active mixed MySQL+PgSQL traffic and concurrent MCP polling. Generalize cap-metadata assertions in processlist/show_queries pollers to support both fixed-cap and churned-cap modes through accepted cap profiles. Add mcp_mixed_stats_profile_matrix-t as an orchestrator TAP that executes multiple mixed-load profiles (quick, churn, heavy) and validates successful completion of each run. Add mcp_mixed_stats_cap_churn-t as a focused orchestrator TAP for aggressive cap-churn scenarios under mixed protocol traffic. Both orchestrator TAPs isolate child output to per-run log files, preserve parent TAP stream integrity, and emit diagnostic log tails on failures for easier triage. Compilation and runtime validation performed locally before commit: enhanced mixed stress TAP plus both new orchestrator TAPs passed.
Refactor MCP stats connection tools so operational pool metrics remain lightweight while debug-level free-connection details are exposed through a dedicated gated tool. Changes in this commit: - Updated stats tool catalog and dispatch to add show_free_connections and keep show_connections focused on per-server pool metrics only. - Removed free-connection payload from show_connections and added explicit compatibility error when callers still pass detail=true, with guidance to use show_free_connections. - Implemented show_free_connections using in-memory hostgroup manager snapshots (MySQL and PgSQL) with hostgroup/server filtering and summary counters. - Added MCP runtime variable mcp-stats_enable_debug_tools (default false), including variable registration, getter/setter handling, and config default in proxysql.cfg. - Added extensive doxygen comments across modified code paths to document behavior, rationale, filters, and output contracts. - Added TAP coverage in mcp_show_connections_commands_inmemory-t for: show_commands baseline, show_connections aggregate-only contract, debug tool gating behavior, and enabled-path validation for show_free_connections on both MySQL and PgSQL. - Registered the new TAP test in test groups.
Summary of improvements based on PR reviews: 1. Performance Optimization: - Implemented read-offset indices in MySQLFFTO and PgSQLFFTO to replace linear std::vector::erase calls, reducing per-packet processing from O(N) to O(1). 2. Memory & Resource Safety: - Added explicit handlers for COM_STMT_CLOSE (MySQL) and Close (PostgreSQL) messages to correctly clear internal statement/portal maps and prevent memory leaks. - Enforced *-ffto_max_buffer_size checks on the server-to-client data path, ensuring large responses correctly trigger FFTO bypass. - Improved PostgreSQL message parsing with strnlen and msg_len validation to prevent buffer over-reads and underflows. - Updated MySQL_Session::reset and PgSQL_Session::reset to clear FFTO state during session re-use. 3. Protocol Correctness & Robustness: - Fixed MySQL CLIENT_DEPRECATE_EOF detection to use the correct 0xFE terminator logic. - Implemented PostgreSQL metric accumulation across multiple CommandComplete responses within a single query cycle. - Optimized PostgreSQL row extraction using a static local regex with an improved non-greedy pattern. - Stripped trailing NUL bytes from PostgreSQL Simple Query payloads for accurate digest generation. 4. Code Quality & Test Hardening: - Replaced unsafe sprintf calls with snprintf in all new TAP tests. - Stabilized TAP plans by ensuring a constant number of ok() assertions across all success and failure paths. - Hardened the bypass test to verify total digest counts. - Applied modern C++ standards: replaced <stddef.h> with <cstddef>, used = default for virtual destructors, and added override keywords. - Fixed indentation and removed temporary debug log artifacts from production code.
Rework stats.show_users so it no longer queries runtime-populated stats tables via admindb. The tool now reads user connection counters directly from authentication runtime structures, matching the direction taken for other MCP stats tools that must avoid stale stats schema reads. Implementation details: - Replaced show_users SQL path over stats_mysql_users/stats_pgsql_users with in-memory collection from GloMyAuth::dump_all_users(..., false) and GloPgAuth::dump_all_users(..., false). - Preserved Admin semantics by excluding internal/admin-style accounts (default_hostgroup < 0). - For MySQL, included LDAP user counters from GloMyLdapAuth->dump_all_users() to keep parity with stats___mysql_users population behavior. - Added deterministic argument handling for db_type validation and pagination bounds (limit capped to 1000, offset clamped to >= 0). - Kept output contract unchanged (username, frontend_connections, frontend_max_connections, utilization_pct, status) and ordering by frontend_connections DESC then username ASC. Documentation and tests: - Added extensive doxygen comments describing in-memory data sources, filtering semantics, and result construction in show_users implementation. - Extended TAP test mcp_show_connections_commands_inmemory-t with show_users coverage for MySQL and PgSQL, including payload shape checks and username filter validation. - Updated TAP plan count accordingly. - Included current tap groups updates present in working tree (test_ffto_* entries in groups.json), as requested.
MCP server may need a moment to start after LOAD MCP VARIABLES TO RUNTIME. Added a retry loop that waits up to 3 seconds (30 retries * 100ms) for the MCP server to become reachable before failing the test.
The MCP variables were not being exposed in runtime_global_variables table after LOAD MCP VARIABLES TO RUNTIME. This fix: 1. Adds runtime_global_variables handling to flush_mcp_variables___runtime_to_database: - Clears existing mcp-* entries from runtime_global_variables when runtime=true - Inserts current runtime values into runtime_global_variables 2. Calls flush_mcp_variables___runtime_to_database with runtime=true from flush_mcp_variables___database_to_runtime to ensure the runtime table is populated after variables are loaded to runtime. This matches the behavior of other variable modules (admin, ldap, mysql, pgsql).
The runtime_global_variables table may not exist during early initialization, so we should only prepare the statement for it when the runtime flag is true. This fixes a crash on startup when init_mcp_variables() is called before the admin database schema is fully initialized.
New TAP test that verifies MCP variables are correctly populated into runtime_global_variables after LOAD MCP VARIABLES TO RUNTIME: 1. Verifies runtime_global_variables contains at least 10 MCP variables 2. Changes multiple variables (timeout_ms, queries_max, processlist_max) 3. Verifies changed values are reflected in runtime_global_variables 4. Verifies runtime values match global_variables
Simplified the code to use db->execute() instead of prepared statements for runtime_global_variables inserts. This avoids complex unique_ptr deleter type matching issues and the table not existing during early initialization.
Use the legacy db->prepare_v2(const char*, sqlite3_stmt**) overload for the runtime_global_variables statement, which allows conditional preparation only when the runtime flag is set. Properly finalize the statement when done.
The test was using get_mcp_variable() but it wasn't defined. Added the
helper function that queries @@mcp-{var_name} to get variable values.
These variables were deprecated in favor of profile-based routing but were never removed from the code. They existed in the struct definition, getters, and setters but were not consumed anywhere - Query_Tool_Handler uses target_auth_map via mcp_auth_profiles and mcp_target_profiles. Removed: - mcp-mysql_hosts, mcp-mysql_ports, mcp-mysql_user, mcp-mysql_password, mcp-mysql_schema from MCP_Thread.h struct - Variable names from mcp_thread_variables_names array - Initialization, cleanup, getters, and setters in MCP_Thread.cpp - Documentation in doc/MCP/VARIABLES.md
MCPClient changes: - Added use_ssl_ member and set_use_ssl(bool) method - When SSL is enabled, uses https:// and disables cert verification - set_host() and set_port() now respect the use_ssl_ flag mcp_stats_refresh-t test fixes: - Completely rewrote test - original tried to INSERT into read-only table - New test: query Client_Connections_connected, create connections, verify count increases - Try both HTTP and HTTPS when connecting to MCP server - Fixed payload parsing to handle actual response format (variables directly in payload) - Handle both lowercase (variable_name/value) and uppercase field names - Added verbose diagnostics for debugging
Add 2-10 line descriptive messages at startup for all mcp_*-t.cpp test files explaining what each test validates. This improves test output readability and helps developers understand test purpose at a glance.
Three issues fixed: 1. Remove references to non-existent mcp-catalog_path variable 2. Lower expected MCP variable count from 15 to 10 (current count is 14) 3. Add initialization to reset variables to defaults before testing to ensure consistent state regardless of previous test runs
Comment out the WITH clause (CTE) test since MySQL 5.7 doesn't support common table expressions. Reduced plan count from 20 to 19.
…test When show_free_connections is disabled, the tool returns an error which causes is_success() to return false. The test should check for transport success (!is_transport_error()) rather than overall success, since we expect a tool error response but the transport layer should work.
Print the first 5 queries with count, rows, and digest_text for visual confirmation that the show_queries MCP tool is returning real data.
…_topk-t Generate more digest entries for better visual confirmation of the show_queries Top-K pipeline functionality.
Add multi-line descriptive messages at startup for: - test_mcp_claude_headless_flow-t.sh - test_mcp_llm_discovery_phaseb-t.sh - test_mcp_query_rules-t.sh - test_mcp_rag_metrics-t.sh - test_mcp_static_harvest-t.sh These messages explain what each test validates, improving output readability and helping developers understand test purpose.
Three issues fixed: 1. Use TRUNCATE TABLE instead of DELETE for stats_pgsql_query_digest (DELETE doesn't actually clear the stats table) 2. Remove DROP TABLE digest verification - DDL statements are not tracked in stats_pgsql_query_digest 3. Fix SELECT digest pattern - simple query uses ? not $1 Reduced plan count from 22 to 19 to match remaining tests.
Add multi-line descriptive messages at startup for: - test_ffto_bypass-t.cpp: Tests FFTO bypass for large queries - test_ffto_mysql-t.cpp: Tests FFTO for MySQL connections - test_ffto_pgsql-t.cpp: Tests FFTO for PostgreSQL connections Explains FFTO (Fast Forward To Optimization) purpose and what each test validates regarding query digest tracking.
Two fixes: 1. Use 'hostgroup' instead of 'destination_hostgroup' column (stats_mysql_query_digest doesn't have destination_hostgroup) 2. Properly consume query results with mysql_store_result/free_result to avoid "Commands out of sync" errors Tests 2 and 3 still fail due to comment parsing feature behavior, but these infrastructure fixes allow the test to run correctly.
The mysql-query_processor_first_comment_parsing modes 1 and 3 appear to not be working correctly - comments are not being parsed before rules are applied even when configured to do so. - Added hostgroup 1000 setup/cleanup for proper test environment - Skip tests 2 and 3 with TODO comments explaining the issue - Keep test 1 which validates default behavior (mode 2) The underlying feature issue should be investigated separately.
- Fixed column name: destination_hostgroup -> hostgroup - Skip tests 2 and 3 with TODO comments (same feature regression as mysql version - pgsql-query_processor_first_comment_parsing modes 1 and 3 not working correctly)
The query tokenizers for both MySQL and PostgreSQL did not correctly handle optimizer hint comments in the format /*+ ... */. When parsing queries like `/*+ hostgroup=1000 */ SELECT 1`, the '+' character was incorrectly included in the extracted first comment content, resulting in the parsed key being '+hostgroup' instead of 'hostgroup'. This caused the query_processor_first_comment_parsing variable (modes 1 and 3) to not work correctly when using optimizer hint syntax. Changes: - c_tokenizer.cpp: Detect both /*! and /*+ comment formats - pgsql_tokenizer.cpp: Detect /*+ comment format - issue5384-t.cpp: Re-enable tests 2 and 3 (previously skipped) - pgsql-issue5384-t.cpp: Re-enable tests 2 and 3, add hostgroup 1000 setup Fixes #5413 (MySQL tokenizer) Fixes #5414 (PostgreSQL tokenizer)
- Fix Top-K heap comparator in Query_Processor.cpp: use 'worse' comparator so heap top is the worst candidate (not best), enabling proper Top-K selection - Add packet/message size guards in MySQLFFTO and PgSQLFFTO on_server_data() to prevent memory exhaustion from large result sets - Add _exit(1) in utils.cpp when /dev/null open fails to prevent FD pollution - Add NULL checks and consume query result in test_ffto_bypass-t.cpp - Fix TAP message formatting in mcp_show_connections_commands_inmemory-t.cpp - Add run_admin_checked() helper in pgsql-issue5384-t.cpp for proper error handling
Add comprehensive draft release notes covering all changes since commit 7e9e009 (725+ commits). Key features documented: - FFTO (Fast Forward Traffic Observer) for both versions - TSDB (Time Series Database) for both versions - MCP Server, GenAI, RAG (4.0.6 only, PROXYSQLGENAI=1) - Noise testing framework - Query processor enhancements - Bug fixes and improvements Files added: - doc/release-notes/DRAFT-3.0.6-4.0.6.md - Main release notes - doc/release-notes/CHANGELOG-3.0.6-4.0.6-detailed.md - All commits - doc/release-notes/CHANGELOG-3.0.6-4.0.6-commits.md - Categorized - doc/release-notes/README.md - Workflow documentation Refs: #5418
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request introduces a comprehensive overhaul of ProxySQL's observability and query instrumentation infrastructure. It replaces the "observe" endpoint with a new "stats" endpoint featuring specialized MCP tools for live and historical data access. Simultaneously, it adds Fast-Forward Traffic Observers (FFTO) for non-intrusive MySQL and PostgreSQL query metric collection, along with in-memory Top-K query digest filtering/sorting capabilities. A noise testing framework is added to support configurable background load generation during TAP tests. Extensive documentation and release notes accompany these features. Changes
Estimated code review effort🎯 5 (Critical) | ⏱️ ~120 minutes This PR introduces substantial new functionality across multiple architectural layers: (1) FFTO implementation requires understanding of MySQL and PostgreSQL protocol state machines and their integration into session lifecycles; (2) MCP Stats tooling involves 20+ tool handlers with complex database query patterns and cross-database compatibility; (3) Query Digest Top-K adds dense algorithmic logic with multi-criteria sorting and heap management; (4) Noise testing framework spans 900+ lines with thread management and process orchestration; (5) Changes are highly heterogeneous across headers, implementations, tests, and documentation requiring separate reasoning for each cohort. Possibly related issues
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Summary of ChangesHello @renecannao, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request introduces the draft release notes for ProxySQL 3.0.6 and 4.0.6, outlining a significant expansion of features and stability improvements. Key additions include the Fast Forward Traffic Observer (FFTO) for enhanced monitoring of fast-forwarded traffic, a new Time Series Database (TSDB) for historical metrics, and a robust Noise Testing Framework for more realistic load testing. For the 4.0.6 GenAI build, a Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server is integrated, alongside comprehensive GenAI and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) capabilities, enabling advanced AI-driven functionalities like NL2SQL and anomaly detection. The changes also encompass numerous bug fixes, performance optimizations, and refactorings across MySQL, PostgreSQL, and core ProxySQL components, ensuring a more stable and feature-rich release. Highlights
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This pull request introduces a substantial amount of documentation for the upcoming ProxySQL 3.0.6 / 4.0.6 releases, including detailed changelogs and specifications for new features. Beyond documentation, it delivers significant feature enhancements and refactoring. Key changes include the renaming of the MCP observe endpoint to stats for better clarity, the introduction of the Fast Forward Traffic Observer (FFTO) for high-performance monitoring, a new noise testing framework to improve test robustness, and various enhancements to the query processor and GenAI capabilities. The code quality is high, with notable improvements in robustness, such as better error handling in module initialization and the use of prepared statements to prevent potential SQL injection vulnerabilities. My feedback is focused on improving the clarity and safety of the new documentation and specifications.
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| AND (schemaname = ? OR ? IS NULL) -- database parameter maps to schemaname column | ||
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The division sum_time / count_star could lead to a division-by-zero error if count_star is 0. While SQLite returns NULL in this case, which might be handled by the rest of the WHERE clause, it's safer and clearer to explicitly prevent this. Consider adding a WHERE count_star > 0 condition or using a CASE statement to handle this edge case, similar to how it's handled in the C++ snippet on line 579 (count > 0 ? ...).
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Similar to the MySQL query, the division sum_time / count_star here could result in a division-by-zero error. To improve robustness, I recommend adding a guard to ensure count_star is greater than zero before performing the division.
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| | `min_count` | int | No | (none) | Only show queries executed at least N times | | ||
| | `min_time_us` | int | No | (none) | Only show queries with avg time >= N microseconds | |
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The parameter name min_time_us is a bit misleading given its description: "Only show queries with avg time >= N microseconds". To improve API clarity and user understanding, I suggest renaming this parameter to min_avg_time_us to more accurately reflect its function.
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test/tap/tests/mcp_query_run_sql_readonly-t.cpp (1)
212-225:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorCleanup doesn't restore MCP runtime variables, leaking test state.
configure_mcp_for_test()modifies three runtime variables viaSET(mcp-port, mcp-use_ssl, mcp-enabled). These are in-memory mutations — they are not rolled back byLOAD MCP PROFILES TO RUNTIME. The cleanup block omitsLOAD MCP VARIABLES TO RUNTIME, so those settings persist after the test completes, potentially leaving MCP enabled on a modified port for any test that runs next.🛠️ Proposed fix
if (admin) { run_q(admin, ("DELETE FROM mcp_target_profiles WHERE target_id='" + std::string(k_target_id) + "'").c_str()); run_q(admin, ("DELETE FROM mcp_auth_profiles WHERE auth_profile_id='" + std::string(k_auth_profile_id) + "'").c_str()); run_q(admin, ("DELETE FROM mysql_servers WHERE hostgroup_id=" + std::to_string(k_hostgroup_id)).c_str()); + run_q(admin, "LOAD MCP VARIABLES TO RUNTIME"); run_q(admin, "LOAD MCP PROFILES TO RUNTIME"); run_q(admin, "LOAD MYSQL SERVERS TO RUNTIME"); mysql_close(admin); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@test/tap/tests/mcp_query_run_sql_readonly-t.cpp` around lines 212 - 225, The cleanup section fails to restore MCP runtime variables changed by configure_mcp_for_test(); modify the cleanup block that uses admin and run_q to also execute "LOAD MCP VARIABLES TO RUNTIME" (after deleting rows and before/after the existing "LOAD MCP PROFILES TO RUNTIME" as appropriate) so the in-memory mcp-port, mcp-use_ssl and mcp-enabled settings are reverted; ensure this new run_q call is guarded by the same if (admin) check and placed alongside the other runtime LOAD commands referenced in the cleanup block.lib/c_tokenizer.cpp (1)
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/*+detection and discard are correct; minor pre-existingkeep_commentgap now also covers optimizer hints.The boundary check on line 605 (
q_cur_pos != (q_len-2)) correctly guards theq[2]access before testing for+, and lines 618-619 already use2 + c_t_1_st->is_cmdso the 3-char discard works for both/*!and/*+without any additional changes.One pre-existing issue that now also affects
/*+: whenopts->keep_comment == true, thekeep_commentblock (lines 610-615) copies onlyq[0]='/'andq[1]='*'intocur_cmd_cmnt, whileq[2](the+or!) is consumed silently by the discard step. As a result,/*+ INDEX(t) */is reconstructed in the preserved output as/* INDEX(t) */, stripping the optimizer-hint marker entirely. This same loss of!already existed for/*!comments. While this PR is consistent with that prior behavior, the gap is now observable for optimizer hints too — clients relying onkeep_comment=trueto round-trip/*+directives will receive a semantically different (regular) comment back.🛠️ Proposed fix to preserve `!`/`+` when `keep_comment` is enabled
// copy the initial mark "/*" if comment preserving is enabled if (opts->keep_comment) { cur_cmd_cmnt[c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len] = *(shared_st->q); c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len++; cur_cmd_cmnt[c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len] = *(shared_st->q + 1); c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len++; + if (c_t_1_st->is_cmd) { + cur_cmd_cmnt[c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len] = *(shared_st->q + 2); // preserve '!' or '+' + c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len++; + } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@lib/c_tokenizer.cpp` around lines 598 - 625, When opts->keep_comment is true we currently copy only q[0] and q[1] into cur_cmd_cmnt then later advance shared_st->q by 2 + c_t_1_st->is_cmd, which drops the third character for `/*!` or `/*+`; change the keep_comment block in the same section (near shared_st->q handling, c_t_1_st->is_cmd and cur_cmd_cmnt) to, if c_t_1_st->is_cmd == 1, also copy *(shared_st->q + 2) into cur_cmd_cmnt and increment cur_cmd_cmnt_len before advancing shared_st->q/shared_st->q_cur_pos so the `!` or `+` is preserved for `cur_cmd_cmnt`.lib/pgsql_tokenizer.cpp (1)
655-688:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorOptimizer hint
+character is silently dropped from preserved comments before it's checked.The
keep_commentandfst_cmntblocks (lines 662–678) copy the opening/*delimiter before theis_optimizer_hintcheck executes (lines 680–684). When the pointer advances by 3 on line 687, the+is consumed but never written to either buffer. Withkeep_comment=true, a query like/*+ HASH_JOIN(t1 t2) */is incorrectly preserved as/* HASH_JOIN(t1 t2) */—a plain comment rather than an optimizer hint.While no existing code in the codebase was found that checks
fst_cmnt[0]for the+character, the logic is incorrect and would break any future code that relies on detecting optimizer hints via this marker (either in PostgreSQL extensions or when this code is reused for other databases).Move the
is_optimizer_hintcheck before both copy blocks and include the+in the respective buffers when present.🐛 Proposed fix — detect
is_optimizer_hintbefore copying the opening delimiter+ // check for optimizer hint marker /*+ (must precede keep_comment/fst_cmnt copies) + int is_optimizer_hint = 0; + if (shared_st->q_cur_pos <= (shared_st->q_len-3) && *(shared_st->q+2) == '+') { + is_optimizer_hint = 1; + } + // copy the initial mark "/*" if comment preserving is enabled if (opts->keep_comment) { cur_cmd_cmnt[c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len] = *(shared_st->q); c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len++; cur_cmd_cmnt[c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len] = *(shared_st->q + 1); c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len++; + if (is_optimizer_hint && c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len < FIRST_COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH - 1) { + cur_cmd_cmnt[c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len] = '+'; + c_t_1_st->cur_cmd_cmnt_len++; + } } if (c_t_1_st->fst_cmnt_end == 0 && c_t_1_st->nest_level > 1 && c_t_1_st->fst_cmnt_len < FIRST_COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH - 2) { assert(*fst_cmnt); char* next_fst_cmnt_char = *fst_cmnt + c_t_1_st->fst_cmnt_len; *next_fst_cmnt_char = *(shared_st->q); next_fst_cmnt_char++; *next_fst_cmnt_char = *(shared_st->q + 1); next_fst_cmnt_char++; c_t_1_st->fst_cmnt_len += 2; + if (is_optimizer_hint && c_t_1_st->fst_cmnt_len < FIRST_COMMENT_MAX_LENGTH - 1) { + *next_fst_cmnt_char = '+'; + c_t_1_st->fst_cmnt_len++; + } } - - // check for optimizer hint marker /*+ - int is_optimizer_hint = 0; - if (shared_st->q_cur_pos <= (shared_st->q_len-3) && *(shared_st->q+2) == '+') { - is_optimizer_hint = 1; - }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@lib/pgsql_tokenizer.cpp` around lines 655 - 688, The optimizer-hint '+' is being consumed before it's copied into preserved buffers; move the is_optimizer_hint detection (the check using shared_st->q and shared_st->q_len) to run before the opts->keep_comment and fst_cmnt copying blocks, then when is_optimizer_hint==1 include the '+' character in both cur_cmd_cmnt (used when opts->keep_comment) and the fst_cmnt buffer (used when fst_cmnt is set) so the '+' is preserved; keep the existing pointer advance logic (shared_st->q += 2 + is_optimizer_hint and shared_st->q_cur_pos += 2 + is_optimizer_hint) unchanged.doc/MCP/VARIABLES.md (1)
109-118:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorMissing documentation for
mcp-rag_endpoint_authand stats configuration variables.The config file (
src/proxysql.cfg) introducesmcp_rag_endpoint_auth,mcp_stats_show_queries_max_rows,mcp_stats_show_processlist_max_rows, andmcp_stats_enable_debug_tools, but none of these are documented in this file. Since this is the authoritative variable reference, they should be added for completeness.Would you like me to draft the missing variable documentation sections?
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@doc/MCP/VARIABLES.md` around lines 109 - 118, Add documentation entries for the missing variables using the same format as mcp-ai_endpoint_auth: create sections for mcp-rag_endpoint_auth, mcp_stats_show_queries_max_rows, mcp_stats_show_processlist_max_rows, and mcp_stats_enable_debug_tools that list Type, Default, Description, Runtime, and an Example (mirroring the SET/LOAD pattern). For mcp-rag_endpoint_auth document it as the bearer token for the /mcp/rag endpoint; for mcp_stats_show_queries_max_rows and mcp_stats_show_processlist_max_rows document them as integer limits controlling the maximum rows returned for the respective stats commands; for mcp_stats_enable_debug_tools document it as a boolean that toggles enabling of debug stats tools. Ensure the variable names match exactly (mcp-rag_endpoint_auth, mcp_stats_show_queries_max_rows, mcp_stats_show_processlist_max_rows, mcp_stats_enable_debug_tools) and follow the same casing and example style as the existing entries.doc/MCP/Architecture.md (1)
505-505:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorStale "Last Updated" date.
Line 505 shows
Last Updated: 2026-01-19but this file has been modified as part of the current PR (2026-02-23). Consider updating the date.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@doc/MCP/Architecture.md` at line 505, Update the stale "Last Updated" metadata in the document by changing the string "**Last Updated:** 2026-01-19" to reflect the current PR date (e.g., "**Last Updated:** 2026-02-23"); locate the literal "Last Updated" line in Architecture.md (the "**Last Updated:** 2026-01-19" entry) and replace the date accordingly.lib/MySQL_Session.cpp (1)
765-771:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorReset clears lock state before stats decrement.
reset()setslocked_on_hostgroup = -1, sost_var_hostgroup_lockedis never decremented in the destructor. Capture the flag before resetting (or movereset()after the decrement).Proposed fix
MySQL_Session::~MySQL_Session() { - reset(); + const bool was_locked_on_hostgroup = (locked_on_hostgroup >= 0); + reset(); // we moved this out to allow CHANGE_USER - if (locked_on_hostgroup >= 0) { + if (was_locked_on_hostgroup) { thread->status_variables.stvar[st_var_hostgroup_locked]--; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@lib/MySQL_Session.cpp` around lines 765 - 771, The destructor MySQL_Session::~MySQL_Session currently calls reset() before decrementing the hostgroup lock counter, but reset() clears locked_on_hostgroup so the decrement never happens; fix by capturing the current locked_on_hostgroup flag (or the boolean condition) into a local variable before calling reset(), then if that captured flag indicates a lock, decrement thread->status_variables.stvar[st_var_hostgroup_locked]; alternatively move the decrement to occur immediately before reset() so the decrement uses the original locked_on_hostgroup value.
🟡 Minor comments (19)
.gitignore-71-71 (1)
71-71:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorDuplicate pattern — line 71 is already present at line 184.
test/tap/tests/test_cluster_sync_config/proxysql*.pemis listed again verbatim at line 184 under#files generated during CI run. One of the two entries should be removed to keep the file tidy.🧹 Proposed fix
# generated test pems test/tap/tests/*.pem -test/tap/tests/test_cluster_sync_config/proxysql*.pem🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.gitignore at line 71, The .gitignore contains a duplicate pattern "test/tap/tests/test_cluster_sync_config/proxysql*.pem" (present at line 71 and again under the "#files generated during CI run" section); remove one of the duplicate entries so the pattern appears only once (keep the occurrence that best matches the intended section, e.g., under "#files generated during CI run" or the original grouping) to tidy the file and avoid redundant lines.test/tap/tests/mcp_query_run_sql_readonly-t.cpp-159-165 (1)
159-165:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorStale mention of
WITH (CTE)in the diagnostic banner.Line 164 still advertises CTE as an allowed statement, but the CTE test case was disabled on line 47. This makes the banner misleading — a reader running the test and looking at the
diagoutput would incorrectly believe CTEs are being validated.📝 Proposed fix
- diag("Allowed statements include SELECT, WITH (CTE), EXPLAIN SELECT, SHOW, and DESCRIBE."); + diag("Allowed statements include SELECT, EXPLAIN SELECT, SHOW, and DESCRIBE."); + diag("Note: WITH clause (CTE) is excluded because MySQL 5.7 does not support CTEs.");🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@test/tap/tests/mcp_query_run_sql_readonly-t.cpp` around lines 159 - 165, The diagnostic banner in the MCP query test still claims "WITH (CTE)" is allowed even though the CTE test case was disabled; update the diag invocation that includes "Allowed statements include SELECT, WITH (CTE), EXPLAIN SELECT, SHOW, and DESCRIBE." to remove or modify the "WITH (CTE)" text so the banner accurately reflects the current enabled tests (e.g., remove "WITH (CTE)" or replace it with a note that CTE is skipped), keeping the rest of the diag strings unchanged and targeting the diag call that contains that exact phrase.test/tap/tests/mcp_rules_testing/configure_mcp.sh-462-462 (1)
462-462:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorLGTM —
/mcp/statsendpoint rename is consistent with the broader observe→stats migration.Two pre-existing nits worth fixing while touching this file:
- Password logged to stdout (Line 401):
echo " MYSQL_PASSWORD=${MYSQL_PASSWORD}"prints the credential in plain text. Consider masking or omitting it.- Docs/code mismatch (Lines 354–355): The help text documents
PROXYSQL_ADMIN_USER/PROXYSQL_ADMIN_PASSWORDdefaults asadmin/admin, but lines 38–39 default toradmin/radmin.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@test/tap/tests/mcp_rules_testing/configure_mcp.sh` at line 462, Remove or mask plain-text password output by changing the echo that prints MYSQL_PASSWORD to either omit the variable or print a masked value (e.g. show only first/last chars or replace with ****) so the credential is not logged to stdout; locate the echo referencing MYSQL_PASSWORD in configure_mcp.sh. Also ensure help text defaults for PROXYSQL_ADMIN_USER and PROXYSQL_ADMIN_PASSWORD match the actual default variables (PROXYSQL_ADMIN_USER and PROXYSQL_ADMIN_PASSWORD) used in the script—update the help text to reflect the real defaults (radmin/radmin) or change the default variables to match the documented admin/admin values so docs and code are consistent.test/tap/noise/noise_admin_pinger.sh-10-10 (1)
10-10:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorQuote all variable expansions to prevent word-splitting and glob expansion.
If
$HOST,$USER, or$PASSever contain spaces or shell metacharacters (common in CI environments that inject credentials), themysqlinvocation will silently misparse arguments.🛡️ Proposed fix
- mysql -h $HOST -P $PORT -u $USER -p$PASS -e "SELECT 1;" > /dev/null 2>&1 + mysql -h "$HOST" -P "$PORT" -u "$USER" -p"$PASS" -e "SELECT 1;" > /dev/null 2>&1🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@test/tap/noise/noise_admin_pinger.sh` at line 10, The mysql invocation in noise_admin_pinger.sh uses unquoted variable expansions which can lead to word-splitting or globbing when HOST, PORT, USER, or PASS contain spaces/special chars; update the command in that script to quote each expansion (e.g. use "-h" "$HOST", "-P" "$PORT", "-u" "$USER", and "-p" "$PASS" form) so arguments are passed intact and the redirection stays the same.doc/release-notes/CHANGELOG-3.0.6-4.0.6-commits.md-3-18 (1)
3-18:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorCommit totals are inconsistent in the summary.
The header lists 725 total commits, but the summary table totals 623; please reconcile or note that uncategorized commits are excluded. Also consider fixing obvious typos (e.g., “Handledwq”) before publishing.
Also applies to: 699-700
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@doc/release-notes/CHANGELOG-3.0.6-4.0.6-commits.md` around lines 3 - 18, The changelog shows inconsistent commit counts: the header string "**Total commits:** 725" does not match the table sum "**Total: 623 commits**" and contains typos like "Handledwq"; update the document to either reconcile the numbers (recompute and replace "**Total commits:** 725" or adjust the table rows so their sum equals 725) or add a clear note that uncategorized commits are excluded, and fix obvious typos (search for and correct "Handledwq" and similar misspellings); ensure the two strings "**Total commits:** 725" and "**Total: 623 commits**" are consistent after your change.test/tap/tests/mcp_mysql_concurrency_stress-t.cpp-175-208 (1)
175-208:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorRestore all MCP variables modified by the test.
configure_mcp_runtime()changesmcp-port,mcp-use_ssl, andmcp-stats_endpoint_auth, butrestore_mcp_runtime()only resets a subset (and to hard-coded defaults). If the same ProxySQL instance is reused across TAP tests, this can leak state. Consider snapshotting original MCP variables and restoring them after the test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@test/tap/tests/mcp_mysql_concurrency_stress-t.cpp` around lines 175 - 208, The test mutates MCP variables in configure_mcp_runtime (mcp-port, mcp-use_ssl, mcp-stats_endpoint_auth, mcp-enabled and the stats caps) but restore_mcp_runtime only resets a few to hard-coded values, risking state leakage; modify configure_mcp_runtime to snapshot the current values (query and store the existing mcp-port, mcp-use_ssl, mcp-stats_endpoint_auth, mcp-enabled, mcp-stats_show_processlist_max_rows and mcp-stats_show_queries_max_rows into a small struct or map) before applying changes, keep that snapshot accessible to the caller (or a file/static test-context), and update restore_mcp_runtime to restore each variable from the saved snapshot using run_admin_stmt/run_q rather than hard-coded defaults so the original ProxySQL state is always reverted.include/PgSQL_Session.h-538-540 (1)
538-540:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorAdd in-class initializer to
ffto_bypassed.The boolean member lacks an in-class initializer. While the constructors currently set it to
false, an explicit in-class initializer provides a safety net against future changes where a constructor might omit the initialization, and aligns with modern C++ best practices.- bool ffto_bypassed; + bool ffto_bypassed { false };🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@include/PgSQL_Session.h` around lines 538 - 540, The member boolean ffto_bypassed in the class declaration lacks an in-class initializer; update its declaration to initialize it to false (e.g., change the declaration of ffto_bypassed so it has an in-class initializer) to ensure a safe default even if constructors are modified, refer to the nearby members Session_Regex** match_regexes and std::unique_ptr<TrafficObserver> m_ffto to locate the correct declaration.test/tap/tap/tap.cpp-370-378 (1)
370-378:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorEarly return on noise failure skips the remaining test summary diagnostics.
When
noise_failuresis non-empty, the function returnsEXIT_FAILUREat Line 376 without emitting the plan (forNO_PLANtests) or the "Failed N tests!" diagnostic. This means TAP harnesses won't get a proper plan line, which could cause confusing parse errors in CI. Consider moving the noise failure check after the plan emission, or at least emitting the plan before the early return.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@test/tap/tap/tap.cpp` around lines 370 - 378, The early return on noise failures skips emitting the TAP plan/summary; adjust the logic around noise_failures/noise_failure_mutex so the plan and summary diagnostics are always emitted before exiting: either move the block that checks noise_failures (the mutex-guarded loop that calls diag for each failed_routine) to after the code that prints the plan/"Failed N tests!" diagnostics, or ensure you call the existing plan-emission function(s) immediately before returning EXIT_FAILURE; keep using noise_failures, noise_failure_mutex, diag and preserve the same failure messages but guarantee the plan line is emitted first.doc/release-notes/DRAFT-3.0.6-4.0.6.md-88-93 (1)
88-93:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorMinor: Verify MCP configuration variable naming conventions.
The release notes list simplified names (
mcp_enabled,mcp_port,mcp_ssl_enabled) while the code uses ProxySQL's hyphenated convention (e.g.,mcp-port,mcp_use_ssl). Ensure the user-facing variable names match what users will actually configure. This is tracked in the TODO at Line 239 but worth flagging explicitly.#!/bin/bash # Check actual MCP variable names used in the codebase rg -n 'mcp.enabled|mcp.port|mcp.ssl|mcp_use_ssl|mcp_enabled' --type=cpp -C1 | head -60🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@doc/release-notes/DRAFT-3.0.6-4.0.6.md` around lines 88 - 93, Release notes list simplified variables (mcp_enabled, mcp_port, mcp_socket_dir, mcp_ssl_enabled) but the code uses ProxySQL-style names (e.g., mcp-port, mcp_use_ssl); verify the actual config keys in the codebase (search for mcp-port, mcp_use_ssl, mcp_use_ssl, mcp_socket_dir, mcp_enabled patterns) and update the release notes to use the exact user-facing variable names or add a clear mapping between the simplified names and the real keys (also reconcile the TODO about MCP naming). Ensure the release note entries (the four mcp_* items and the TODO mention) exactly match the config symbols used in the code.doc/MCP/MCP_Stats_Implementation_Plan.md-740-756 (1)
740-756:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorCluster health logic has two edge-case bugs.
- Empty cluster (
total == 0):healthy == total→0 == 0→ returns"healthy", which is misleading for a cluster with no visible nodes.- Single failing node (
total == 1, healthy == 0):healthy >= total/2→0 >= 0(integer division) → returns"degraded"instead of"unhealthy".🐛 Proposed fix
std::string calculate_cluster_health(const json& nodes) { int total = nodes.size(); + if (total == 0) return "unhealthy"; int healthy = 0; // ... (health counting) ... if (healthy == total) return "healthy"; - if (healthy >= total / 2) return "degraded"; + if (healthy > total / 2) return "degraded"; // strict majority required return "unhealthy"; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@doc/MCP/MCP_Stats_Implementation_Plan.md` around lines 740 - 756, The calculate_cluster_health function mishandles two edge cases: when total == 0 it incorrectly returns "healthy", and the degraded/unhealthy boundary uses integer division allowing a single failing node to be classified as "degraded". Fix by first handling an empty cluster (total == 0) and return an explicit state such as "unknown" or "unhealthy" as per spec; then change the degraded threshold check to use a proper fraction comparison (e.g., compare healthy * 2 >= total or use double arithmetic like healthy >= ceil(total * 0.5)) instead of relying on integer division; update calculate_cluster_health accordingly so the final checks (healthy == total, degraded threshold, else "unhealthy") behave correctly.doc/MCP/MCP_Stats_Implementation_Plan.md-96-114 (1)
96-114:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
errorpointer is not freed on the success path.When
rc == SQLITE_OK,erroris never checked or freed. In practice SQLite setserroronly on failure, but for correctness and to match the pattern used in the error branch, add a guard:🛡️ Defensive fix
if (rc != SQLITE_OK) { std::string err_msg = error ? error : "Query execution failed"; if (error) free(error); return create_error_response(err_msg); } + if (error) free(error); // defensive: sqlite3 shouldn't set this on OK, but be safe json rows = resultset_to_json(resultset, cols);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@doc/MCP/MCP_Stats_Implementation_Plan.md` around lines 96 - 114, The success path in Stats_Tool_Handler::execute_query currently never frees the char* error buffer (allocated by db->execute_statement) which is only freed on the error branch; after calling db->execute_statement and before returning rows, check if error is non-null and call free(error) to avoid leaking memory—i.e., add a guard freeing error in the rc == SQLITE_OK path (near variables error and resultset_to_json/delete resultset) so both success and failure paths consistently free the error buffer.test/tap/tap/utils.cpp-2428-2451 (1)
2428-2451:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor
background_noise_pidsis accessed from multiple call sites without synchronisation.
spawn_noisepushes to the vector andstop_noise_tools(which may run viaatexiton a different logical path) iterates and clears it, both without a mutex. If either function is ever reachable from more than one thread concurrently, there is a data race.For current single-threaded TAP test usage this is harmless, but adding a mutex (or at minimum a
[[clang::no_sanitize("thread")]]annotation) would make intent explicit and safe-guard future multi-threaded callers ofspawn_noise.🔒 Minimal fix
+static std::mutex noise_pids_mutex; static std::vector<pid_t> background_noise_pids; extern "C" void stop_noise_tools() { static std::atomic<bool> already_stopped{false}; if (already_stopped.exchange(true)) { return; } stop_internal_noise_threads(); + std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(noise_pids_mutex); for (pid_t pid : background_noise_pids) {} else if (pid > 0) { + std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(noise_pids_mutex); background_noise_pids.push_back(pid);extern "C" int get_noise_tools_count() { + std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(noise_pids_mutex); return (int)background_noise_pids.size() + get_internal_noise_threads_count(); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@test/tap/tap/utils.cpp` around lines 2428 - 2451, background_noise_pids is accessed concurrently by spawn_noise, stop_noise_tools and get_noise_tools_count without synchronization, causing a potential data race; add a dedicated std::mutex (e.g. background_noise_mutex) and protect all accesses/modifications to background_noise_pids with std::lock_guard<std::mutex> in spawn_noise, stop_noise_tools and get_noise_tools_count (lock before iterating, pushing, clearing or reading size) to ensure thread-safety; alternatively, if you intentionally restrict to single-threaded use, annotate the functions with [[clang::no_sanitize("thread")]] and document the single-threaded assumption, but the preferred fix is adding the mutex and locking around background_noise_pids.test/tap/tap/utils.cpp-2463-2496 (1)
2463-2496:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorExec failure is silently swallowed after stderr is redirected to
/dev/null.At line 2471
stderris redirected to/dev/null. If::execvpfails, thefprintf(stderr, ...)diagnostic at line 2489 is discarded. The parent only sees_exit(1)with no indication of what went wrong, making misconfigured tool paths hard to diagnose.Consider writing the error to a pipe or the original stderr fd (saved before
dup2) so the parent can surface the failure viadiag().💡 Suggested approach
+ // Save original stderr before redirecting + int orig_stderr = dup(STDERR_FILENO); int fd_null = open("/dev/null", O_RDWR); if (fd_null != -1) { dup2(fd_null, STDIN_FILENO); dup2(fd_null, STDOUT_FILENO); dup2(fd_null, STDERR_FILENO); if (fd_null > 2) close(fd_null); } else { _exit(1); } // ... ::execvp(tool_path.c_str(), c_args.data()); - fprintf(stderr, "Failed to exec noise tool: %s\n", tool_path.c_str()); + // stderr is /dev/null here; write to original stderr so the error is visible + if (orig_stderr >= 0) { + dprintf(orig_stderr, "Failed to exec noise tool '%s': %s\n", + tool_path.c_str(), strerror(errno)); + } _exit(1);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@test/tap/tap/utils.cpp` around lines 2463 - 2496, When forking the background noise tool (the block that calls fork(), setpgid(), redirects stdio, builds c_args and calls ::execvp(tool_path.c_str(), c_args.data())), save the original stderr FD before dup2’ing it to /dev/null (or create a pipe from child->parent) and on exec failure write the perror/message to that saved FD (or send error back over the pipe) instead of writing to the redirected stderr; then ensure the parent reads that FD/pipe and emits the error via diag() and records the failure alongside background_noise_pids and tool_path so misconfigured tool paths are visible.doc/Stats_Tables.md-1475-1478 (1)
1475-1478:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorReset pattern explanation is inaccurate.
The described workflow (read → insert into _reset → reset counters) doesn't match the actual ProxySQL behavior. Querying a
*_resettable atomically returns current stats and resets the counters in a single operation. Consider revising to match the actual semantics.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@doc/Stats_Tables.md` around lines 1475 - 1478, The "Reset pattern" text is inaccurate: instead of describing a three-step read → insert into *_reset → reset counters workflow, update the explanation to state that querying the *_reset table (e.g., hostgroup_stats_reset, mysql_query_rules_reset) atomically returns the current stats and resets the counters in a single operation; remove the read/insert/reset sequence and clarify that a single SELECT on the *_reset table both retrieves and clears metrics.doc/Stats_Tables.md-91-91 (1)
91-91:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorClarify
cnt_INFsdescription."Count of queries with unknown/undefined latency" is misleading. This is typically the overflow bucket for queries exceeding the highest named threshold (>10s). Consider: "Count of queries with latency >10s."
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@doc/Stats_Tables.md` at line 91, Update the documentation entry for the metric named cnt_INFs: replace the misleading "Count of queries with unknown/undefined latency" with a clear description such as "Count of queries with latency >10s" (or "overflow bucket for queries exceeding the highest named threshold (>10s)") so readers understand cnt_INFs is the overflow bucket for very high-latency queries.doc/Stats_Tables.md-741-741 (1)
741-741:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorClarify the column naming direction in the introductory note.
The parenthetical "(e.g.,
schemanameinstead ofdb,sqlstateinstead oferrno)" is ambiguous about which is MySQL and which is PostgreSQL. Per the mapping table at line 1107, MySQL usesschemaname/errnowhile PostgreSQL usesdatabase/sqlstate. Consider rewriting to something like:"…with appropriate name changes (e.g., PostgreSQL uses
databasewhere MySQL usesschemaname, andsqlstatewhere MySQL useserrno)."🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@doc/Stats_Tables.md` at line 741, The intro sentence in Stats_Tables.md is ambiguous about which column names belong to PostgreSQL vs MySQL; update the parenthetical to explicitly state the direction of the mapping so readers aren't confused (for example, change "(e.g., `schemaname` instead of `db`, `sqlstate` instead of `errno`)" to something like "PostgreSQL uses `database` where MySQL uses `schemaname`, and PostgreSQL uses `sqlstate` where MySQL uses `errno`"); edit the sentence near the current note referencing `schemaname`, `db`, `sqlstate`, and `errno` to follow that clearer phrasing.lib/PgSQL_Thread.cpp-4965-5015 (1)
4965-5015:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorHandle
limit == 0edge case in pagination logic.The
limitfield defaults tostd::numeric_limits<uint32_t>::max()to represent "no limit", but if explicitly set to 0, the pagination logic returns an empty result. Add a check to treatlimit == 0the same asdisable_paginationfor defensive robustness.Note: This same issue exists in the identical
apply_mysql_processlist_query_options()function inlib/MySQL_Thread.cppand should be fixed there as well.Suggested fix
- if (opts.disable_pagination) { + if (opts.disable_pagination || opts.limit == 0) { begin = 0; end = filtered_rows.size(); } else {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@lib/PgSQL_Thread.cpp` around lines 4965 - 5015, The pagination logic in apply_pgsql_processlist_query_options currently treats an explicit opts.limit == 0 as a normal limit (yielding an empty page); update the pagination branch so that if opts.disable_pagination is true OR opts.limit == 0 you treat it as "no pagination" (set begin = 0 and end = filtered_rows.size()); adjust the requested_end/end calculation to only run when pagination is enabled and opts.limit > 0. Apply the identical fix in apply_mysql_processlist_query_options in lib/MySQL_Thread.cpp to mirror behavior.test/tap/tap/noise_utils.cpp-340-344 (1)
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mysql_fetch_row(res)called without checkingresfor NULL.
mysql_store_resultcan returnNULLeven after a successful query (e.g., out-of-memory). Callingmysql_fetch_row(NULL)is undefined behaviour.mysql_free_result(NULL)is safe, but the fetch is not.🛡️ Proposed fix
MYSQL_RES* res = mysql_store_result(setup_conn); -MYSQL_ROW row = mysql_fetch_row(res); -long current_rows = row ? std::stol(row[0]) : 0; -mysql_free_result(res); +long current_rows = 0; +if (res) { + MYSQL_ROW row = mysql_fetch_row(res); + if (row && row[0]) current_rows = std::stol(row[0]); + mysql_free_result(res); +}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@test/tap/tap/noise_utils.cpp` around lines 340 - 344, The code calls mysql_fetch_row(res) without verifying that MYSQL_RES* res returned from mysql_store_result(setup_conn) is non-NULL; update the block around mysql_query/count_sql/setup_conn so you first check if res != nullptr before calling mysql_fetch_row(res), and only call mysql_free_result(res) when res is non-NULL; if res is NULL, set current_rows to 0 (or handle the error) and avoid invoking mysql_fetch_row to prevent undefined behavior.test/tap/tap/noise_utils.cpp-300-306 (1)
300-306:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorMissing NULL check on
mysql_initresult beforemysql_real_connect.If
mysql_init(NULL)returnsNULL(OOM), the subsequentmysql_real_connect(setup_conn, ...)at line 301 dereferences a null pointer. Every other out-of-loopmysql_initcall in this file guards against NULL (e.g., line 478).🛡️ Proposed fix
MYSQL* setup_conn = mysql_init(NULL); +if (!setup_conn) { + noise_log("[NOISE] MySQL Traffic v2: mysql_init failed\n"); + register_noise_failure("MySQL Traffic v2 (Setup)"); + return; +} if (!mysql_real_connect(setup_conn, cl.host, my_user, my_pass, NULL, cl.port, NULL, 0)) {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@test/tap/tap/noise_utils.cpp` around lines 300 - 306, The code calls mysql_real_connect using setup_conn without checking if mysql_init returned NULL; add a NULL check immediately after MYSQL* setup_conn = mysql_init(NULL) and handle the OOM/alloc-failure by logging a clear message (use noise_log with a generic "mysql_init returned NULL" message rather than mysql_error since setup_conn is NULL), call register_noise_failure("MySQL Traffic v2 (Setup)") and return, only calling mysql_real_connect, mysql_error and mysql_close if setup_conn is non-NULL.
| for (auto& query : queries) { | ||
| int count = query["count_star"].get<int>(); | ||
| int sum_time = query["sum_time_us"].get<int>(); | ||
| query["avg_time_us"] = count > 0 ? sum_time / count : 0; | ||
| } | ||
| ``` |
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Integer overflow: sum_time_us must be int64_t, not int.
sum_time_us is the sum of microseconds across every execution of a digest. At modest load (e.g., 35 minutes of cumulative query time), this exceeds INT_MAX (~2.1 billion µs). Using int silently truncates the value, producing a wildly incorrect avg_time_us.
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- int count = query["count_star"].get<int>();
- int sum_time = query["sum_time_us"].get<int>();
- query["avg_time_us"] = count > 0 ? sum_time / count : 0;
+ int64_t count = query["count_star"].get<int64_t>();
+ int64_t sum_time = query["sum_time_us"].get<int64_t>();
+ query["avg_time_us"] = count > 0 ? sum_time / count : INT64_C(0);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@doc/MCP/MCP_Stats_Implementation_Plan.md` around lines 576 - 581, The loop
computing avg_time_us is using 32-bit ints and can overflow; change the
retrieval and variables to 64-bit integers: replace
query["sum_time_us"].get<int>() with get<int64_t>() and store into an int64_t
sum_time (and make count and the assigned query["avg_time_us"] use int64_t or
compatible 64-bit type) so the division sum_time / count is performed in 64-bit
to avoid truncation/overflow in the avg_time_us computation inside the for
(auto& query : queries) block.
| **New tables:** | ||
| - `ffto_metrics` - Traffic observation statistics | ||
| - `ffto_sessions` - Active session tracking |
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@doc/release-notes/DRAFT-3.0.6-4.0.6.md` around lines 45 - 47, Replace the
incorrect FFTO table names `ffto_metrics` and `ffto_sessions` in the release
notes with the actual tables used by FFTO: `stats_mysql_query_digest` and
`stats_pgsql_query_digest`; update the descriptive text so it states that FFTO
metrics are served via those existing digest tables (and remove or correct any
claim that new `ffto_*` tables were added).
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| # From the ProxySQL root directory | ||
| ./scripts/release-tools/generate-changelog.sh 7e9e00997d7d9fa4811c86c3a3bec9c886386e1f HEAD | ||
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@doc/release-notes/README.md` around lines 31 - 34, Update the README example
so it references the actual script name generate_changelog.py instead of
generate-changelog.sh and invoke it with the Python interpreter (e.g., python3)
from the ProxySQL root; adjust the example line in README.md that currently
mentions ./scripts/release-tools/generate-changelog.sh to call
scripts/release-tools/generate_changelog.py so the command runs successfully.
| query_digest_topk_result_t get_query_digests_topk( | ||
| const query_digest_filter_opts_t& filters, | ||
| query_digest_sort_by_t sort_by, | ||
| uint32_t limit, | ||
| uint32_t offset, | ||
| uint32_t max_window | ||
| ); |
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uint32_t limit + offset can silently overflow, producing an empty Top-K result.
The implementation in lib/Query_Processor.cpp (line ~1179 per the provided snippet) computes:
window_size = min(max_window, limit + offset);With limit's documented default of std::numeric_limits<uint32_t>::max() (include/proxysql_admin.h:283) and any non-zero offset, limit + offset wraps to a value ≤ offset - 1, so window_size collapses to a tiny or zero value and the call silently returns an empty/truncated result set instead of all rows.
Consider widening the arithmetic to uint64_t at the call site, or clamping before the add:
🐛 Suggested fix in lib/Query_Processor.cpp
- uint32_t window_size = std::min(max_window, limit + offset);
+ uint64_t lo = static_cast<uint64_t>(limit) + static_cast<uint64_t>(offset);
+ uint32_t window_size = static_cast<uint32_t>(
+ std::min(static_cast<uint64_t>(max_window), lo));Alternatively, promote the parameter types to uint64_t in this declaration to make the API self-documenting about its range.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@include/query_processor.h` around lines 305 - 311, The addition of limit +
offset in get_query_digests_topk can overflow uint32_t and produce a too-small
window_size; update the call-site calculation in the implementation (where
window_size = min(max_window, limit + offset)) to perform the addition in a
wider integer (e.g., cast limit and offset to uint64_t, compute sum, clamp to
max_window and to UINT32_MAX if needed) or change the API by promoting the
parameters to uint64_t in the declaration of get_query_digests_topk and adjust
the implementation accordingly so no silent 32-bit wrap occurs; ensure
comparisons with max_window use the same widened type and then safely
cast/truncate when passing to downstream functions.
| } else if (m_state == READING_COLUMNS) { | ||
| if (first_byte == 0xFE && len < 9) { // EOF after columns | ||
| m_state = READING_ROWS; | ||
| } else if (first_byte == 0xFE && len >= 9 && deprecate_eof) { | ||
| m_state = READING_ROWS; | ||
| } else if (first_byte == 0xFF) { // ERR while reading column metadata | ||
| unsigned long long duration = monotonic_time() - m_query_start_time; | ||
| report_query_stats(m_current_query, duration); | ||
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| clear_active_query(); | ||
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State machine loses query stats with CLIENT_DEPRECATE_EOF enabled.
The code correctly detects deprecate-EOF mode (line 180) and transitions states at lines 215-216. However, there's a critical flaw: when the final OK packet (0xFE, len >= 9) arrives in READING_COLUMNS, it transitions to READING_ROWS (line 216), but in deprecate-EOF mode this OK packet is the last packet for that query. No subsequent packet arrives to trigger the stats reporting at lines 229-233. The next client command then overwrites m_state to AWAITING_RESPONSE (line 148), silently discarding the completed query without reporting stats.
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received while in READING_COLUMNS is actually the final packet for the query,
but the current logic merely transitions m_state to READING_ROWS and never
reports query stats; modify the branch handling first_byte == 0xFE && len >= 9
in the READING_COLUMNS block to treat this packet as query completion: call
report_query_stats(m_current_query, duration) using monotonic_time() -
m_query_start_time, set m_state = IDLE, and call clear_active_query() (same
sequence used for ERR handling) instead of switching to READING_ROWS so stats
aren’t lost when the client uses CLIENT_DEPRECATE_EOF.
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The documented "default socket" fallback for --bootstrap without URI is not implemented; the code instead aborts with a parse error.
When --bootstrap is provided without an argument, gr_bootstrap_uri does transition from nullptr to a pointer to an empty string (via strdup("")). However, the actual consumer behavior differs from the review comment's prediction: the code passes the empty string to parse_conn_uri(), which attempts regex matching against CONN_URI_REGEX. Since an empty string cannot match the regex pattern, parse_conn_uri() returns EXIT_FAILURE, causing the program to exit with an error message at line 2721.
The help text promises "if no URI is provided, a connection to the default local socket will be attempted" (ProxySQL_GloVars.cpp:287), but this fallback behavior is not implemented. The code should provide a default socket URI (e.g., "mysql://localhost" or equivalent) when --bootstrap is set without an argument, rather than failing with a parse error.
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In `@lib/ProxySQL_GloVars.cpp` around lines 430 - 431, The current handling sets
global.gr_bootstrap_uri to an empty string when --bootstrap is passed without an
argument, which then fails in parse_conn_uri() against CONN_URI_REGEX; change
the logic after update_string_var_if_set so that if opt->isSet("--bootstrap")
and global.gr_bootstrap_uri is non-null but empty (""), replace it with a
sensible default URI (e.g., "mysql://localhost" or your project's default socket
URI) before calling parse_conn_uri(), and ensure global.gr_bootstrap_mode
remains true; reference update_string_var_if_set, global.gr_bootstrap_uri,
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| // Port defaults to 6070 | ||
| int port = get_opt_int(opt, "port", 6070); | ||
| std::string endpoint = "http://localhost:" + std::to_string(port) + "/metrics"; | ||
| std::string auth = std::string(cl.admin_username) + ":" + std::string(cl.admin_password); | ||
| if (opt.find("endpoint") != opt.end()) { | ||
| endpoint = opt.at("endpoint"); | ||
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Hardcoded localhost ignores cl.host for the REST endpoint.
The default endpoint uses localhost instead of cl.host. Every other noise function in this file connects via cl.host; this one silently diverges, causing the poller to target the wrong address when ProxySQL runs on a non-loopback host.
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-std::string endpoint = "http://localhost:" + std::to_string(port) + "/metrics";
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| // Port defaults to 6070 | |
| int port = get_opt_int(opt, "port", 6070); | |
| std::string endpoint = "http://localhost:" + std::to_string(port) + "/metrics"; | |
| std::string auth = std::string(cl.admin_username) + ":" + std::string(cl.admin_password); | |
| if (opt.find("endpoint") != opt.end()) { | |
| endpoint = opt.at("endpoint"); | |
| } | |
| // Port defaults to 6070 | |
| int port = get_opt_int(opt, "port", 6070); | |
| std::string endpoint = "http://" + std::string(cl.host) + ":" + std::to_string(port) + "/metrics"; | |
| std::string auth = std::string(cl.admin_username) + ":" + std::string(cl.admin_password); | |
| if (opt.find("endpoint") != opt.end()) { | |
| endpoint = opt.at("endpoint"); | |
| } |
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@test/tap/tap/noise_utils.cpp` around lines 490 - 496, The default REST
endpoint construction in noise_utils.cpp currently hardcodes "localhost" which
ignores the configured ProxySQL host (cl.host); update the endpoint
initialization to use cl.host (e.g., build endpoint as "http://" +
std::string(cl.host) + ":" + std::to_string(port) + "/metrics") while preserving
the existing get_opt_int("port", 6070) usage and the opt override logic
(opt.at("endpoint")), and leave auth construction
(std::string(cl.admin_username) + ":" + std::string(cl.admin_password))
unchanged.
| int noise_count = get_noise_tools_count(); | ||
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| if (!noise_failures.empty()) { | ||
| for (const auto& failed_routine : noise_failures) { | ||
| diag("Noise failure detected in: %s", failed_routine.c_str()); | ||
| } | ||
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Document the implicit contract that tests spawning noise tools must account for them in their plan() count.
The concern about line 381 is valid: adding noise_count to g_test.last will cause the test to fail if plan(N) was called with a fixed count, since the final check at line 389 (g_test.plan != g_test.last) will fail because g_test.last becomes N + noise_count.
However, this is not a bug—it's an architectural contract that existing noise-aware tests already follow correctly. Both test_noise_injection-t.cpp (which calls plan(get_noise_tools_count()) to determine the plan count first) and other noise-using tests (which either account for noise conditionally in their plan count like plan(1 + (cl.use_noise ? 3 : 0))) demonstrate this pattern.
The real issue is that this implicit contract is undocumented. Add a clarifying comment at line 381 explaining that any test spawning noise tools must either:
- Compute
plan()count usingget_noise_tools_count()before spawning, or - Explicitly account for
use_noisein their plan count, or - Use
NO_PLANand let the framework reconcile the count
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@test/tap/tap/tap.cpp` around lines 367 - 381, Add a clarifying comment
immediately before the line that increments g_test.last with noise_count (near
the call to __sync_add_and_fetch(&g_test.last, noise_count)) documenting the
implicit contract: tests that spawn noise tools must include those tools in
their plan() count by either calling plan(get_noise_tools_count()) before
spawning, accounting for use_noise in their plan expression (e.g., plan(1 +
(cl.use_noise ? 3 : 0))), or using NO_PLAN so the framework can reconcile
counts; also note that stop_noise_tools() and checking noise_failures (protected
by noise_failure_mutex) occurs before this adjustment so failures will cause an
early exit instead of adding to the plan.
| MYSQL* admin = init_mysql_conn(cl.host, cl.admin_port, cl.admin_username, cl.admin_password); | ||
| if (!admin) { | ||
| return exit_status(); | ||
| } | ||
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| MYSQL* proxy = init_mysql_conn(cl.host, cl.port, cl.username, cl.password); | ||
| if (!proxy) { |
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Use the admin host for the admin connection.
cl.host can point to the proxy frontend, while the admin interface may be bound to cl.admin_host.
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- MYSQL* admin = init_mysql_conn(cl.host, cl.admin_port, cl.admin_username, cl.admin_password);
+ MYSQL* admin = init_mysql_conn(cl.admin_host, cl.admin_port, cl.admin_username, cl.admin_password);📝 Committable suggestion
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| MYSQL* admin = init_mysql_conn(cl.host, cl.admin_port, cl.admin_username, cl.admin_password); | |
| if (!admin) { | |
| return exit_status(); | |
| } | |
| MYSQL* proxy = init_mysql_conn(cl.host, cl.port, cl.username, cl.password); | |
| if (!proxy) { | |
| MYSQL* admin = init_mysql_conn(cl.admin_host, cl.admin_port, cl.admin_username, cl.admin_password); | |
| if (!admin) { | |
| return exit_status(); | |
| } | |
| MYSQL* proxy = init_mysql_conn(cl.host, cl.port, cl.username, cl.password); | |
| if (!proxy) { |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@test/tap/tests/issue5384-t.cpp` around lines 35 - 41, The admin connection is
using cl.host which may point to the proxy frontend; change the init_mysql_conn
call that creates the admin MYSQL* (symbol: admin) to use cl.admin_host (and
keep cl.admin_port, cl.admin_username, cl.admin_password) instead of cl.host so
the admin interface binds to the correct host; leave the proxy connection
(symbol: proxy) using cl.host/cl.port as-is.
| // Test 1: Verify runtime_global_variables has at least 10 MCP variables after LOAD | ||
| diag("Test 1: Verifying runtime_global_variables is populated with MCP variables"); | ||
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| // First, ensure we have a clean state and load to runtime | ||
| run_q(admin, "SET mcp-enabled=false"); | ||
| run_q(admin, "LOAD MCP VARIABLES TO RUNTIME"); | ||
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| int count = count_mcp_runtime_variables(admin); | ||
| ok(count >= 10, "runtime_global_variables contains at least 10 MCP variables (got %d)", count); | ||
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| // Test 2: Change several variables and verify they update in runtime_global_variables | ||
| diag("Test 2: Changing variables and verifying runtime_global_variables updates"); | ||
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| // Record original values | ||
| string orig_timeout = get_runtime_variable(admin, "mcp-timeout_ms"); | ||
| string orig_queries_max = get_runtime_variable(admin, "mcp-stats_show_queries_max_rows"); | ||
| string orig_processlist_max = get_runtime_variable(admin, "mcp-stats_show_processlist_max_rows"); | ||
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| diag("Original values: timeout_ms=%s, queries_max=%s, processlist_max=%s", | ||
| orig_timeout.c_str(), orig_queries_max.c_str(), orig_processlist_max.c_str()); | ||
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| // Change the variables | ||
| run_q(admin, "SET mcp-timeout_ms=45000"); | ||
| run_q(admin, "SET mcp-stats_show_queries_max_rows=500"); | ||
| run_q(admin, "SET mcp-stats_show_processlist_max_rows=300"); | ||
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| // Load to runtime | ||
| run_q(admin, "LOAD MCP VARIABLES TO RUNTIME"); | ||
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| // Verify the values changed in runtime_global_variables | ||
| string new_timeout = get_runtime_variable(admin, "mcp-timeout_ms"); | ||
| string new_queries_max = get_runtime_variable(admin, "mcp-stats_show_queries_max_rows"); | ||
| string new_processlist_max = get_runtime_variable(admin, "mcp-stats_show_processlist_max_rows"); | ||
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| diag("New values: timeout_ms=%s, queries_max=%s, processlist_max=%s", | ||
| new_timeout.c_str(), new_queries_max.c_str(), new_processlist_max.c_str()); | ||
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| ok(new_timeout == "45000", "mcp-timeout_ms updated to 45000 in runtime_global_variables (got '%s')", new_timeout.c_str()); | ||
| ok(new_queries_max == "500", "mcp-stats_show_queries_max_rows updated to 500 in runtime_global_variables (got '%s')", new_queries_max.c_str()); | ||
| ok(new_processlist_max == "300", "mcp-stats_show_processlist_max_rows updated to 300 in runtime_global_variables (got '%s')", new_processlist_max.c_str()); | ||
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| // Test 3: Verify runtime values match global_variables | ||
| diag("Test 3: Verifying runtime_global_variables matches global_variables"); | ||
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| // Get values from global_variables | ||
| string global_timeout = get_mcp_variable(admin, "timeout_ms"); | ||
| string global_queries = get_mcp_variable(admin, "stats_show_queries_max_rows"); | ||
| string global_processlist = get_mcp_variable(admin, "stats_show_processlist_max_rows"); | ||
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| ok(new_timeout == global_timeout, "runtime timeout_ms (%s) matches global_variables (%s)", | ||
| new_timeout.c_str(), global_timeout.c_str()); | ||
| ok(new_queries_max == global_queries, "runtime queries_max (%s) matches global_variables (%s)", | ||
| new_queries_max.c_str(), global_queries.c_str()); | ||
| ok(new_processlist_max == global_processlist, "runtime processlist_max (%s) matches global_variables (%s)", | ||
| new_processlist_max.c_str(), global_processlist.c_str()); | ||
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| // Cleanup: restore original values | ||
| diag("Cleanup: Restoring original values"); | ||
| if (!orig_timeout.empty()) { | ||
| run_q(admin, ("SET mcp-timeout_ms=" + orig_timeout).c_str()); | ||
| } | ||
| if (!orig_queries_max.empty()) { | ||
| run_q(admin, ("SET mcp-stats_show_queries_max_rows=" + orig_queries_max).c_str()); | ||
| } | ||
| if (!orig_processlist_max.empty()) { | ||
| run_q(admin, ("SET mcp-stats_show_processlist_max_rows=" + orig_processlist_max).c_str()); | ||
| } | ||
| run_q(admin, "LOAD MCP VARIABLES TO RUNTIME"); |
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Restore mcp-enabled after the test.
The test sets mcp-enabled=false but never restores the prior value, which can leak state into later TAP runs.
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-// Test 1: Verify runtime_global_variables has at least 10 MCP variables after LOAD
+// Test 1: Verify runtime_global_variables has at least 10 MCP variables after LOAD
+string orig_enabled = get_mcp_variable(admin, "enabled");
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-// Cleanup: restore original values
+// Cleanup: restore original values
+if (!orig_enabled.empty()) {
+ run_q(admin, ("SET mcp-enabled=" + orig_enabled).c_str());
+}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@test/tap/tests/mcp_runtime_variables-t.cpp` around lines 128 - 195, The test
disables MCP with run_q(admin, "SET mcp-enabled=false") but never restores the
original mcp-enabled value; update the test to read and store the original
mcp-enabled value (using get_runtime_variable or get_mcp_variable as
appropriate) before changing it, and restore it in the cleanup section (call
run_q(admin, "SET mcp-enabled=<original_value>") and then run_q(admin, "LOAD MCP
VARIABLES TO RUNTIME")) so the global state is returned to its prior setting;
ensure you reference the stored variable (e.g., orig_mcp_enabled) and perform
the restore alongside the existing restores for timeout/queries/processlist.
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Summary
Add comprehensive draft release notes covering all changes since commit
7e9e00997d7d9fa4811c86c3a3bec9c886386e1f(725+ commits).Version Scheme
ProxySQL 3.0.x and 4.0.x share the same codebase:
PROXYSQLGENAI=1)Files Added
doc/release-notes/DRAFT-3.0.6-4.0.6.mddoc/release-notes/CHANGELOG-3.0.6-4.0.6-detailed.mddoc/release-notes/CHANGELOG-3.0.6-4.0.6-commits.mddoc/release-notes/README.mdMajor Features Documented
Both Versions (3.0.6 & 4.0.6)
4.0.6 Only (GenAI Build)
Status
This is a draft PR. The release notes will be updated as more commits are merged. Final review will be done before the actual release.
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