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ADFA-7082 (phase 2 of ADFA-929)

The sqlite-js AAR for apps built with Code on the Go: JavaScript functions in an app's SQLite database. A new module, subprojects:sqlite-js, builds it. Nothing in CoGo depends on it; a new project template in dev-assets will, which is the next step of this ticket.

Review by commit:

  1. Vendor sqlite-js 1.3.7 with our patches: the release's files that the build uses, with patches/ applied (103k lines, mostly QuickJS and sqlite3.h; nothing to review there), the patches, and vendor.sh.
  2. Build the sqlite-js AAR for apps: the CMake build, sqlitejs_android.c, SqliteJs, the module's build file and README, and the AndroidModuleConf and doc changes.
  3. Release the sqlite-js AAR to sqlite-js-latest: a manual workflow.

After the reviews (independent and CodeRabbit; each thread has a reply):
4. Build the sqlite-js AAR for arm64-v8a and armeabi-v7a only: the ABI list, and the flavor exception in CLAUDE.md.
5. Run no stored code by default; test sqlite-js on pull requests: the two entry points, one-row-at-a-time loading, cancelAll()'s docs, test.sh, glue_test.c and test-sqlite-js.yml.
6. Update sqlite-js-latest in place, out of latest-release selection: the release workflow.
7. Sort the QuickJS copyright lines the same on every machine: vendor.sh sorted by locale, so --check failed on the new workflow's runner.
8. Log stored functions that cannot be listed; guard the tag move: CodeRabbit's second round.
9. Vendor the reviewed sqlite-js patches: 0002 (garbage collected before the memory limit fills; "out of memory" reported for small allocations), 0003 (README: TEMP views), 0004 (db.exec throws for a buffer it cannot read; a typed array's own offset and length), and 0010 (a cancel also interrupts the statement, so a runaway collation stops). Patches 0001-0008 match terminal-packages #6 at 1.3.7-5. test.sh: upstream's suite 16 of 16, glue test 16 of 16.
10. Put back both the assets and the tag if a release update fails: CodeRabbit, the release workflow's rollback.
11. Find js_functions in any case; sync the cancel test; doc caveats: CodeRabbit's third round. The glue test now passes 18 of 18. In 0010, the cancel test waits for the JavaScript to start. The cancelAll() docs add two caveats: an interrupted write rolls back its whole transaction, and a cancel reaches db.exec's SQL only when that SQL returns to JavaScript.
12. Let a re-run repair a release left without its assets: CodeRabbit, the release workflow.
13. Vendor sqlite-js main with our changes merged, one patch left: upstream merged 0001-0009 (sqliteai/sqlite-js #11-#19) with fixes of its own, one of them for a bug in 0002. upstream/ is now upstream's main at c8ae85a, the Termux package's source, and patches/ holds only sqlitejs_cancel_all(), rebased, with CodeRabbit's change to its test. Most of the diff is the old patch files' removal; upstream/src/sqlitejs.c is the only vendored file that changed.
14. Vendor the sqlite-js 1.4.1 release: upstream's release with c8ae85a, which differs from it only in SQLITE_JS_VERSION. The scripts drop the archive's top directory, so a tag's archive works (independent review).
15. Let a connection open, and its stored functions load, during a cancel: independent review. A cancel during a connection's setup made it fail to load sqlite-js. 0001 now cancels only JavaScript inside a call. A stored function whose loading a cancel stops is loaded again, up to three tries.
16. Patch two stack-bound crashes and two garbage cases: 0002 (CodeRabbit) and 0003 (independent review of terminal-packages #6), offered upstream as sqliteai/sqlite-js #22 and #23.
17. Let a re-run replace a release left as a draft: independent review, the release workflow.
18. style: spotless reformat: the cancelAll() Javadoc.
19. End the result sets an interrupted call leaves open: CodeRabbit. Patch 0004: an open db.exec result set kept a cancel's interrupt in effect, so every later statement on the connection failed.
20. Make ending result sets safe when it runs JavaScript, and on old SQLite: CodeRabbit, on 0004. Patch 0005: a finalize that runs a window function's final no longer ends the same result set twice. Patch 0006: a cancel's own interrupt counts on SQLite before 3.41.
21. Stop what ending result sets runs; count the interrupts db.exec sees: CodeRabbit, SQLite before 3.41. Patch 0007.
22. Answer the independent review of patches 0004 to 0007: 0008 makes the garbage test a real cycle; 0009 stops a progress handler's stop from ending kept result sets; glue tests for 0006, 0007 and 0009, run a second time as on SQLite 3.40; README limits.
23. Test a direct interrupt during db.exec with a result set kept: CodeRabbit.

What the AAR is

  • libsqlitejs.so for arm64-v8a and armeabi-v7a, minSdk 26 (upstream's), 16 KB pages. It exports only the two entry points, upstream's sqlite3_js_init and JNI_OnLoad.
  • org.appdevforall.sqlitejs.SqliteJs:
    • cancelAll(), which stops the JavaScript running at that moment in every query, so an app calls it only for a known runaway, and repeats it until that query ends;
    • libraryPath(Context);
    • ENTRY_POINT (sqlite3_sqlitejs_init, also the name SQLite derives from the file), which loads sqlite-js and runs nothing stored in the database: safe for any database file;
    • ENTRY_POINT_FOR_TRUSTED_DATABASE (sqlite3_sqlitejs_trusted_init), which also loads the functions stored in the database's js_functions table on every connection, which runs their code: only for a database the app made. A stored function that fails to load is logged and skipped.
  • It has no dependency on requery, so AndroidX's bundled driver could load it too. The license notices of sqlite-js (Apache-2.0) and QuickJS (MIT) are in it.

Design

  • Our patches. Upstream merged our earlier patches as sqliteai/sqlite-js ADFA-365 - Permission Screen Test #11-ADFA-519: refactor github actions build.yml #19, released in 1.4.0. Among them is the one that makes each call into JavaScript measure its own thread's stack: QuickJS measured from the thread that opened the connection, so Room's thread pool got "Maximum call stack size exceeded" at once, or a crash. upstream/ is the 1.4.1 release with nine patches. 0001 adds sqlitejs_cancel_all(), offered upstream in sqliteai/sqlite-js issue 20. 0002 keeps the stack check within the stack in two more cases (ADFA-374 | Update params view #22). 0003 collects garbage after any "out of memory" error and on any new limit (Feature/adfa 507 dependency update #23). 0004, with 0005 to 0009, ends the result sets an interrupted call leaves open (0004, 0005 and 0008 offered upstream as ADFA-514: Move nav items add help to file tree page, Implement help section icon to file tree #24; 0006, 0007 and 0009 concern only the cancel and SQLite before 3.41). The Termux package carries 0002 and 0003 too.
  • Why a cancel call. Neither Room nor Android can stop a JavaScript function that never returns: Room 2.7 and later pass no cancellation signal to a running query, and Android cancels with a progress handler, which SQLite never calls while a function runs.
  • Why an entry point loads stored functions, and why it is not the default. Each connection has its own JavaScript runtime, and Room's default write-ahead logging uses several connections, so every connection must load them. But loading runs the stored code, which can run SQL and read the app's files, so a database from elsewhere opened that way would run its code at once. Only the separately named trusted entry point loads them.
  • No v7/v8 flavors (like :plugin-api), because one AAR carries both ARM ABIs, and no core-library desugaring (like :logsender), so apps need not enable it. Both are listed in AndroidModuleConf. ARCHITECTURE.md, ADR 0005 and CLAUDE.md now name the exceptions. No x86_64: apps built with CoGo run on ARM phones.
  • Vendored, not fetched at build time, like subprojects:tree-sitter-javascript. vendor.sh --check confirms upstream/ is that release's source (checked against its SHA-256) with patches/ applied. test-sqlite-js.yml runs it and test.sh on every pull request that changes the module, and the release workflow runs it too.
  • Delivery. release-sqlite-js.yml (manual, from main, like release-plugin-api.yml) publishes sqlite-js.aar to the moving sqlite-js-latest release, updating it in place (the old assets are put back if an upload fails; a draft left by a stopped first run is replaced) and keeping it out of latest-release selection. dev-assets fetches it into the template's libs/, as it fetches plugin-api-latest.

Testing

  • Upstream's tests on 1.4.1 with the nine patches: 16 of 16, also under ASan and UBSan. Without 0005, the window case of Interrupt is a use after free under ASan. Built to report SQLite 3.40, a cancel of JavaScript that keeps a result set left the connection failing without 0006, and without 0007 an endless window final hung the cancel and a direct interrupt during db.exec left it failing. Each new test fails without its change. Cancel all fails at the first connection opened during cancels without the depth guard. The 64 KB-thread recursion crashes without 0002. Each of 0003's two garbage cases fails with "out of memory" without its change. A separate host program shows 0002's main-thread case: loaded 2 or 6 MB deep, the largest stack size allowed went from 10.2 or 14.4 MB of 8 MB to about 7.75 MB.
  • :subprojects:sqlite-js:createSqliteJsAar built locally before commit 13. After it, the native library was built with NDK 29 directly for both ABIs (last at commit 22), with no warnings outside QuickJS and the same four exports. Gradle was not run, since memory was short. The AAR has the two ABIs (unzip -l), the exports above, minSdk 26, coreLibraryDesugaringEnabled=false and only the SqliteJs class.
  • test.sh: every section of upstream's suite with the patches passes, and glue_test.c passes 37 of 37, run twice (the second time as on SQLite 3.40): what each entry point loads and runs, that a broken stored function is skipped and logged, that one whose loading is cancelled loads on its second try (also when its code keeps a result set open, which fails without 0004), and what is logged when the table is missing or cannot be listed. With one try, the cancelled-load checks fail (3 of 22). Against the original glue, 5 of the first 14 fail. test-sqlite-js.yml passes in CI. The trial-app results below predate the entry-point change, the drop of x86_64 and the move to upstream's main, and have not been rerun: the phone is away.
  • A trial app (requery 3.49.0, Room 2.8.4, this AAR) on a Galaxy Note20 Ultra, as a 64-bit and as a 32-bit (armeabi-v7a) process, on a new and an existing database, with Room's default write-ahead logging, passes 7 of 7:
    • the extension loads;
    • a scalar and an aggregate return the right results from DAOs;
    • recursion 100 levels deep works on 4 pool threads;
    • 32 parallel queries all pass;
    • a runaway query stops within 5 ms of cancelAll(), and the database works afterwards;
    • JavaScript started after a cancel runs normally.
  • vendor.sh --check passes under the C, C.UTF-8 and en_US.UTF-8 locales.
  • The release step, run with a stub gh over a fake release in eight cases: a draft left by a stopped first run failed with a 404 before commit 17 and is replaced after it; the other seven are unchanged.

Not in this PR: the template and its localMvnRepository dependencies (dev-assets), and the on-device test of a project built from it (acceptance criteria 5 to 9). The release workflow has not run; it needs this on main.

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sqlite-js 1.3.7 (Apache-2.0, with QuickJS/quickjs-ng amalgamated in
libs/quickjs.c, MIT), only the files the AAR build uses, with patches/
applied: 0001-0008 are the Termux package's (terminal-packages
packages/sqlite-js), 0009 makes each call measure its own thread's
stack, and 0010 adds sqlitejs_cancel_all(). 0001-0009 are sent upstream
as sqliteai/sqlite-js #11-#19.

vendor.sh rebuilds upstream/ and the license notices from the release
(checked against its SHA-256) and patches/, or with --check tells
whether they match.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Vh2DAXGyHbMzjSsi2zbrkw
The AAR the JavaScript-in-SQLite project template depends on:
libsqlitejs.so for arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a and x86_64 (minSdk 26), and
SqliteJs: cancelAll(), libraryPath(), ENTRY_POINT (loads the functions
stored in js_functions on every connection) and
ENTRY_POINT_FOR_DEFINING. sqlitejs_android.c, ours, holds the JNI and
that entry point; the version script exports only the entry points and
JNI_OnLoad. Nothing in CoGo depends on the module.

AndroidModuleConf leaves it without the v7/v8 flavors, like
:plugin-api, since one AAR serves every ABI, and without core-library
desugaring, like :logsender, so apps need not enable it.

Tested in a trial app (requery 3.49.0, Room 2.8.4) on a Galaxy Note20
Ultra as a 64-bit and a 32-bit process: scalar and aggregate from DAOs,
deep recursion on pool threads, 32 parallel queries under WAL, and a
runaway query stopped by cancelAll() within 5 ms.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Vh2DAXGyHbMzjSsi2zbrkw
A manual workflow, like release-plugin-api.yml: checks the vendored
sqlite-js, builds the AAR from main, and replaces the moving
sqlite-js-latest release, from which dev-assets fetches it into the
template that uses it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Vh2DAXGyHbMzjSsi2zbrkw
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  • Adds the :subprojects:sqlite-js module. It builds an Android AAR named sqlite-js.aar. The AAR packages the native library sqlitejs (libsqlitejs.so).
  • Supported ABIs: arm64-v8a and armeabi-v7a. Minimum SDK: 26. The x86_64 ABI is removed.
  • Adds the public Java API org.appdevforall.sqlitejs.SqliteJs:
    • Constants: LIBRARY, ENTRY_POINT, ENTRY_POINT_FOR_TRUSTED_DATABASE.
    • cancelAll(): a native method that interrupts running JavaScript across connections. Calls that start after cancellation are not affected.
    • libraryPath(Context).
  • Adds two SQLite extension entry points:
    • sqlite3_sqlitejs_init loads sqlite-js. It does not load or run functions stored in the database.
    • sqlite3_sqlitejs_trusted_init also loads functions from the js_functions table on each connection, in rowid order. Failed loads are logged and skipped. Interrupted loads are retried up to three times.
  • Vendors sqlite-js 1.4.1 with QuickJS-NG 0.12.1 sources. Applies nine local patches:
    • 0001: adds sqlitejs_cancel_all() to cancel running JavaScript.
    • 0002: corrects the stack-bound check.
    • 0003: collects garbage after out-of-memory errors and when a memory limit is set.
    • 0004: finalizes rowsets that an interrupt leaves open.
    • 0005: prevents a rowset from being finalized twice during cleanup.
    • 0006: ends open rowsets after a cancel.
    • 0007: records SQLITE_INTERRUPT from sqlite3_step() and stops JavaScript that runs while result sets end.
    • 0008: changes the interrupt test so its result set forms a cycle.
    • 0009: counts SQLITE_INTERRUPT as an interrupt only before SQLite 3.41.0.
  • Cancellation reaches SQL in db.exec only after that SQL returns to JavaScript.
  • Adds vendor.sh. It downloads the pinned archive, verifies its SHA-256, extracts it, applies the patches, and supports --check mode.
  • Adds test.sh and the C host test glue_test.c. Adds the CI workflow test-sqlite-js.yml for pull requests that change subprojects/sqlite-js/**.
  • Adds the manual workflow release-sqlite-js.yml. It stages the AAR with a SHA-256 checksum. It creates or updates the sqlite-js-latest release and moves its tag to the checked-out commit.
  • Excludes :subprojects:sqlite-js from core-library desugaring. Excludes :subprojects:sqlite-js and :plugin-api from the v7/v8 ABI product flavors.
  • Updates ARCHITECTURE.md, CLAUDE.md, docs/adr/0005-per-abi-product-flavors.md, and the module README.

Risks and best-practice concerns

  • Trusted entry point runs stored code. sqlite3_sqlitejs_trusted_init loads and runs JavaScript from js_functions on each connection. Stored code runs when the connection opens. Use this entry point only with databases the app creates. Opening an untrusted database with it permits code execution.
  • Global cancellation scope. sqlitejs_cancel_all() affects all connections. JavaScript calls that start after cancellation are not cancelled. Callers must account for this scope.
  • Cancellation reaches SQL late in db.exec. Callers must not rely on immediate SQL interruption.
  • Release workflow has not run. Its first run is untested. A manual workflow must exist on the default branch before it can be dispatched.
  • Release workflow permissions and failure handling.
    • It runs on a self-hosted runner.
    • Only the release job has contents: write.
    • It moves an existing tag.
    • Rollback restores assets only when both the old and new states were backed up. It then attempts to restore the tag. Partial failure states need manual review.
  • Gradle AAR build not verified. The author did not run Gradle because memory was limited. The final Gradle AAR build is not verified in this PR.
  • Trial-app results are outdated. The trial-app results predate the entry-point change, the x86_64 removal, and the move to upstream main. They were not rerun.
  • No on-device testing. The PR does not include the dev-assets template or an on-device test of a project built from it. The author lists these as later steps.
  • Author-reported test results (not verified in this review):
    • The upstream test suite passes 16 of 16.
    • glue_test.c passes 37 of 37 in both test runs.
    • test-sqlite-js.yml and vendor.sh --check pass.
  • Large vendored code. About 103,000 lines are added. Most are vendored upstream and QuickJS sources. Review focus should be the nine local patches, the JNI and entry-point code, and the build configuration.
  • Patched vendor source. The vendored source is a patched commit archive, not a release tarball. vendor.sh --check must pass before each update.
  • Build logic change. The desugaring and ABI-flavor exclusions in AndroidModuleConf.kt change build behavior for these modules. Other modules keep their existing behavior.
  • Native method registration. JNI_OnLoad registers SqliteJs.cancelAll by name. The consumer ProGuard rules keep the native methods. Renaming or obfuscating these members breaks registration.

The PR adds sqlite-js as an Android library. It includes vendored SQLite-JS and QuickJS sources, Java and native integration, host-side tests, and workflows to verify and release the AAR.

Changes: SQLite-JS Android module

Layer / File(s) Summary
Vendor sources and API contracts
subprojects/sqlite-js/vendor.sh, subprojects/sqlite-js/upstream/libs/*, subprojects/sqlite-js/upstream/src/sqlitejs.h, subprojects/sqlite-js/upstream/LICENSE*, subprojects/sqlite-js/src/main/resources/META-INF/LICENSE-*
The vendor script verifies the upstream archive, applies patches, and manages vendored files and license notices. The added headers define QuickJS and SQLite extension interfaces.
Implement SQLite-JavaScript execution
subprojects/sqlite-js/upstream/src/sqlitejs.c
The extension adds per-connection runtimes, SQL execution, JavaScript-backed functions, persisted function definitions, file loading, and rowsets.
Patch cancellation and runtime handling
subprojects/sqlite-js/patches/*
Local patches change cancellation, stack and memory handling, and interrupted-rowset cleanup. They also add upstream tests for these changes.
Build and expose the Android library
settings.gradle.kts, composite-builds/build-logic/plugins/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/plugins/conf/AndroidModuleConf.kt, subprojects/sqlite-js/build.gradle.kts, subprojects/sqlite-js/src/main/cpp/*, subprojects/sqlite-js/src/main/java/org/appdevforall/sqlitejs/SqliteJs.java, subprojects/sqlite-js/consumer-rules.pro, ARCHITECTURE.md, CLAUDE.md, docs/adr/0005-per-abi-product-flavors.md, subprojects/sqlite-js/README.md
The root build includes sqlite-js and configures its Android library, native build, ABI filters, and AAR task. Java and native entry points provide regular and trusted initialization, cancellation, and library-path lookup. The documentation describes module configuration and use.
Test vendored sources and Android integration
subprojects/sqlite-js/test.sh, subprojects/sqlite-js/src/test/c/glue_test.c, .github/workflows/test-sqlite-js.yml
The host runner verifies and builds patched upstream sources, then runs upstream and Android glue tests. Pull-request automation runs the script against the configured archive.
Build and publish the AAR
.github/workflows/release-sqlite-js.yml
A manual workflow builds and stages the AAR and checksum, then creates or updates the sqlite-js-latest release. On update failure, it attempts to restore backed-up assets and the tag.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant SQLiteHost
  participant TrustedInit as sqlite3_sqlitejs_trusted_init
  participant FunctionTable as main.js_functions
  participant StoredLoader as load_stored_function
  participant SQLiteJs as sqlite3_js_init
  SQLiteHost->>TrustedInit: initialize trusted database
  TrustedInit->>SQLiteJs: initialize base extension
  TrustedInit->>FunctionTable: query stored function rowids
  loop each collected rowid
    TrustedInit->>StoredLoader: load selected row
    StoredLoader->>SQLiteJs: load temporary js_functions table
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/release-sqlite-js.yml:
- Line 50: Update the release workflow around the sqlite-js-latest deletion and
replacement publication steps to keep a recoverable copy of the existing release
and its assets until the replacement is fully created and uploaded. If any
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- Around line 45-47: Stop sqlite3_sqlitejs_init from automatically calling
js_init_table(1) for every opened database; load stored functions only through
an explicit opt-in for databases the caller trusts. Preserve the existing
Android entry-point behavior otherwise, and use the project’s established
mechanism for caller-controlled initialization rather than inventing a new API.

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- Line 94: In the typed-array-to-BLOB conversion, replace ordinary property
reads for byteOffset and byteLength with trusted intrinsic getters or an engine
API that reports the view’s actual dimensions, including for resizable buffers.
Preserve the existing bounds validation and use those intrinsic dimensions when
selecting the bytes.
- Around line 138-141: Update js_bind_value() to bind NULL only when
js_get_bytes() fails because the buffer is detached. For other extraction
errors, such as an out-of-bounds typed-array RangeError, preserve the exception
and make the bind fail so js_sqlite_exec() takes its abort_with_dberror path; do
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Automated independent review by Claude Code (AI), not a human review. The reviewer had none of the authoring session's reasoning and judged only the code and the PR description.

Computed verdict: REQUEST_CHANGES, for two confirmed IMPORTANT findings. The pr-review skill's default table applied, because REVIEW.md has no approve/request-changes rule. Under CLAUDE.md, the ticket moves to QA only when no critical, high or medium findings are open. This review is submitted as COMMENT because GitHub does not allow REQUEST_CHANGES on your own pull request.

Severity index

IMPORTANT

  • patches/0010-...patch:80: cancelAll() cannot stop a statement whose runaway JavaScript is a collation
  • src/main/cpp/sqlitejs_android.c:19: ENTRY_POINT runs a database file's stored code when it opens

MINOR

  • README.md:34: calling cancelAll() when a coroutine is cancelled also fails unrelated queries
  • patches/0010-...patch:71: a cancel that lands between two calls of one statement is lost
  • src/main/cpp/sqlitejs_android.c:13: one bad stored function drops every function after it
  • vendor.sh:33: no test covers the glue, and the patched suite cannot be run from the tree

NITPICK - 1 inline, not listed

All findings are confirmed. The runtime ones were reproduced by building this PR's sources on an x86_64 Linux host (gcc, the same sqlitejs_android.c and version script), not on a device.

Patches 0001-0008

They are identical in substance to packages/sqlite-js/0001..0008 in appdevforall/terminal-packages#6 (head 6a10187). The diff bodies match byte for byte. Only the From <sha> line, the [PATCH n/m] numbering and the trailing git signature differ. They were not re-reviewed here.

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Area What was checked
Ticket ADFA-7082 Work item 2 (an AAR for arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a and x86_64): build.gradle.kts sets the three-ABI abiFilters and minSdk 26, and AndroidModuleConf turns off flavors and desugaring for the module. A host build with sqlitejs_android.map exports only JNI_OnLoad, sqlite3_js_init and sqlite3_sqlitejs_init. AC 7 (cancel a runaway query): works for a scalar on the host (one cancel, stopped in 0.20 s) but not for a collation. Work items 3-4 and AC 5, 6, 8 and 9 are in dev-assets and were not reviewed.
Vendored code All eight files in upstream/ are byte-identical to the 1.3.7 tarball (SHA-256 as in vendor.sh) with patches 0001-0010 applied. vendor.sh --check, run on a copy against that tarball, passes, including the two license notices.
Section 1, exceptions JNI_OnLoad returns JNI_ERR if the class is missing, which surfaces as an UnsatisfiedLinkError during class initialization. A failed load at open is logged rather than thrown (see the MINOR at sqlitejs_android.c:13).
Section 2, leaks Not applicable: no UI and no registrations. The JNI local reference is deleted.
Section 3, threading cancelAll() is one atomic increment, safe on the main thread. The 0009 state is per connection or thread-local, and the 0010 epoch is atomic. The upstream suite with all ten patches passes 16 of 16 tests under ThreadSanitizer, with no reports.
Section 4, security An untrusted database file is the IMPORTANT finding at sqlitejs_android.c:19. The version script keeps the QuickJS and sqlite3_api symbols local, which matters because SQLite loads extensions with RTLD_GLOBAL. Stored code cannot reach the std/os modules: a dynamic import() never resolves, because nothing runs the job queue.
Section 5, tests Nothing JaCoCo can measure (SqliteJs holds constants and one native method). For the C tests, see the MINOR at vendor.sh:33.
Section 7, quality No duplication. createSqliteJsAar and release-sqlite-js.yml follow createPluginApiJar and release-plugin-api.yml.
Sections 8-9, a11y and help Not applicable: no UI.
Section 10, architecture Leaf module that nothing in CoGo depends on. ADR 0005, ARCHITECTURE.md and CLAUDE.md are updated, with one leftover (the NITPICK).
Section 13, plugins The plugin API is not touched.

This review ran no Gradle build and no Android build. There were no earlier review comments to re-check, and the PR is not stacked (its base is stage).

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  • The release workflow deletes sqlite-js-latest and then creates it again, which leaves a short window with no release. release-plugin-api.yml does the same.
  • createSqliteJsAar copies AGP's internal output path. createPluginApiJar does the same, and if the file moved, the workflow's cp would fail loudly.
  • Passing the bare library name instead of the nativeLibraryDir path might remove the need for useLegacyPackaging. This can't be checked without a device.
  • A transient SQLITE_BUSY while stored functions load at open: WAL readers don't take that lock, and Android's drivers set a busy timeout. It was not reproduced.

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Apps built with Code on the Go run on ARM phones, so the AAR no longer
carries x86_64. ADR 0005 says so. CLAUDE.md's ABI section now names the
two modules without v7/v8 flavors, as ARCHITECTURE.md and ADR 0005 do
(review of PR #2244, F07).

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- ENTRY_POINT (sqlite3_sqlitejs_init, also the name SQLite derives from
  libsqlitejs.so) now loads sqlite-js alone. The old entry point loaded
  the functions stored in js_functions, which runs their code, so any
  database file the app opened ran its stored JavaScript at once.
  Loading them is now ENTRY_POINT_FOR_TRUSTED_DATABASE
  (sqlite3_sqlitejs_trusted_init), for databases the app made.
  ENTRY_POINT_FOR_DEFINING is gone: ENTRY_POINT does that job.
- The trusted entry point loads each stored function on its own, so one
  that fails is logged and skipped instead of dropping those after it.
- cancelAll()'s Javadoc and the README say it stops JavaScript in every
  query, so call it only for a known runaway and repeat it until the
  query ends.
- test.sh runs upstream's test suite with patches/, and glue_test.c,
  the first test of sqlitejs_android.c. test-sqlite-js.yml runs
  vendor.sh --check and test.sh on pull requests for this module.

glue_test.c passes 14 of 14; against the old glue 5 fail (stored
functions loaded by ENTRY_POINT, functions after a broken one dropped).
The AAR builds and exports the two entry points, sqlite3_js_init and
JNI_OnLoad. Not run on a device.

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uploads the new assets over the old ones, putting the old ones back if
that fails, then moves the tag and the notes. The release is created and
kept with --latest=false, so it never becomes the repository's latest
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vendor.sh built LICENSE.quickjs with sort -u in the machine's locale, so
the new test-sqlite-js workflow's vendor.sh --check failed on the runner:
en_US.UTF-8 and C order "2017" and "2017-2018" differently. It now sorts
with LC_ALL=C, and upstream/LICENSE.quickjs and the META-INF notice are
regenerated; only the order of their copyright lines changes. --check
passes under C, C.UTF-8 and en_US.UTF-8.

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- The trusted entry point returned silently when it could not list the
  stored functions (busy, out of memory, an odd table), opening the
  connection with some or none of them. Each failure is now logged; the
  connection still opens. It first looks js_functions up in
  sqlite_master, so a database without stored functions makes SQLite
  log no "no such table" error on each connection, as it did.
- release-sqlite-js.yml moves the tag and edits the notes in the same
  guarded sequence as the upload. If any step fails, the previous
  assets and tag are put back.

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- 0002: garbage is collected before the memory limit fills. Running
  out of memory through small allocations reports "out of memory".
- 0003: the README says TEMP views and triggers can call the js_*
  functions.
- 0004: db.exec throws for a buffer it cannot read instead of binding
  NULL. A typed array's own offset and length are used, not properties
  a script defines.
- 0010: a cancel also interrupts the cancelled call's statement, so a
  runaway JavaScript collation stops. Before, nothing could stop one.

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upstream/ is regenerated with vendor.sh, and vendor.sh --check passes.
SqliteJs.cancelAll() and the README say a cancel interrupts the
statement too.

Tested:
- test.sh: upstream's suite passes 16 of 16, and the glue test 16 of 16.
- In the work repo, the same suite passes under ASan and UBSan with
  leak checking, and each new test fails without its fix.
- The AAR builds for arm64-v8a and armeabi-v7a.

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From CodeRabbit's review: under bash -e, a failed restore of the
previous assets stopped the rollback before it put the tag back, so the
tag could name the new build while the release held the old one. Each
restore is now attempted, reported if it fails, and the step still
fails.

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- The trusted entry point looks up js_functions with COLLATE NOCASE, as
  SQLite resolves a table name, so a table named JS_FUNCTIONS loads. A
  new glue test, now 18 of 18, fails without it.
- Patch 0010's Cancel all test cancels once the JavaScript under test
  has called started(), an SQL function, instead of after a fixed
  200 ms. A slow start can no longer end the test at its alarm. It still
  hangs without the fix it tests.
- SqliteJs.cancelAll() and the README now say two more things. An
  interrupted INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE in an explicit transaction rolls
  the whole transaction back. And a cancel reaches SQL that JavaScript
  runs through db.exec only when that SQL returns to JavaScript.

Tested:
- test.sh: upstream's suite passes 16 of 16, also under ASan and UBSan
  in the work repo, and the glue test 18 of 18.
- vendor.sh --check passes.
- The AAR builds with the new lookup for arm64-v8a and armeabi-v7a.

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A run that stops during `gh release upload --clobber` can leave an asset
missing. The next run then failed at the backup download ("no assets match
the file pattern") before it uploaded anything, so re-running could not
repair the release. The step now backs up only the assets that exist and
puts the previous ones back only when it has both.

Tested with a stub gh over a fake release: both assets missing now ends with
the new pair and the tag moved (before: exit 1 at the download); the other
five cases are unchanged. Checked against gh 2.46: download fails only when
no pattern matches.

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Upstream merged our patches 0001 to 0009 (sqliteai/sqlite-js #11 to #19)
on 2026-11-12, with fixes of its own. One fixes a bug in our 0002: a
memory limit lowered under memory that is garbage left the connection
out of memory until the limit was raised again (ef06558).

upstream/ is now sqlite-js main at c8ae85a, the same source as the Termux
package 1.3.7-p20261112, with one patch: 0001, sqlitejs_cancel_all(), our
old 0010 rebased. Its test now fails with a message when the JavaScript
under test has not started within 10 seconds, instead of cancelling
anyway, and uses upstream's watchdog thread instead of alarm(). The patch
is offered upstream in sqliteai/sqlite-js issue 20.

vendor.sh, test.sh and test-sqlite-js.yml take the commit (COMMIT, URL)
instead of the release tag. vendor.sh --check passes; test.sh passes:
upstream's suite 16 of 16 with Cancel all, glue_test 18 of 18. The
upstream suite with the patch also passes under ASan + UBSan; without the
patch's sqlite3_interrupt() its collation case runs until the watchdog,
and with started() never called the worker fails with its message. The
native library builds with NDK 29 for arm64-v8a and armeabi-v7a, with no
warnings in sqlitejs.c or sqlitejs_android.c, and exports the same four
symbols.

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Review of the two commits added since the last round, 0d1f9db and ac748be (git diff 3c93bda58 ac748be8a), at head ac748be. The rest of the PR was covered by earlier rounds. This PR is not stacked.

IMPORTANT

  • patches/0001...patch:90 - a cancel during another connection's setup fails that connection's extension load (SQLITE_NOMEM)

MINOR

  • release-sqlite-js.yml:66 - a first run killed during gh release create leaves a draft that every re-run fails on
  • README.md:48 - "point URL at its tag again" breaks both scripts, since SRC is named after COMMIT
  • vendor.sh:7 - 1.4.0 now contains c8ae85a; the AAR built from c8ae85a reports js_version() 1.3.7

Checks run

  • vendor.sh --check on the pinned archive: pass. The archive's SHA-256 matches vendor.sh, and c8ae85a is an ancestor of upstream main (compare status "ahead").
  • test.sh: pass. Upstream's suite: all 15 cases OK, Cancel all included, plus Memory. glue_test: 18 of 18.
  • NDK 29 build of sqlitejs.c, sqlitejs_android.c and quickjs.c for arm64-v8a and armeabi-v7a, with -Wall -Wextra on the first two: no warnings, links with the version script, and exports exactly JNI_OnLoad, sqlite3_js_init, sqlite3_sqlitejs_init and sqlite3_sqlitejs_trusted_init. Gradle was not run.
  • Upstream: issue 20 is open; PRs 11 to 19 are merged.

Earlier threads these commits answer

  • release-sqlite-js.yml (CodeRabbit, line 50): with one or both assets missing, the backup now skips them and the restore runs only with both (lines 67-83), as the reply says. CodeRabbit's open question there, about the outage before a re-run, is unchanged and not repeated here.
  • patches/0001 test (CodeRabbit, line 206): the worker now fails with a message when started() has not run within 10 s, and uses upstream's watchdog. Read in the patch, and it passes in test.sh.

Checked with no finding: the epoch's atomics and nested js_enter, sqlite3_interrupt() from the handler and its interaction with upstream's sqlite3_is_interrupted() check, the handler now installed below SQLite 3.41, the pin and checksum in vendor.sh, test.sh and test-sqlite-js.yml, the README and Javadoc claims about cancelAll(), and sqlitejs_android.c against c8ae85a's js_init_table.

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Upstream released 1.4.0 and 1.4.1 on 2026-11-12, after c8ae85a. Both
contain it, and 1.4.1 differs from it in src/ and libs/ only in
SQLITE_JS_VERSION, so js_version() now reports 1.4.1. vendor.sh, test.sh
and test-sqlite-js.yml take the release's archive again (VERSION,
SHA256, URL). Patch 0001 is unchanged but for its context.

The scripts now take the archive's one top directory whatever its name
(tar --strip-components=1). They named it after COMMIT, so the README's
"point URL at its tag again" would have failed: a tag's archive unpacks
to sqlite-js-<tag> (independent review). The README says how to vendor
a release, and a commit between releases.

vendor.sh --check passes on the 1.4.1 archive (SHA-256 d45d394f...3078).

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…ng a cancel

A cancelAll() that landed while another thread opened a connection made
that connection fail to load sqlite-js (SQLITE_NOMEM), so a Room query
on a new pool connection failed (independent review). Setting up the
runtime runs JavaScript of its own, which the interrupt handler stopped.
Patch 0001 now cancels only JavaScript inside a call (js_enter), and its
Cancel all test opens 200 connections while another thread cancels
without pause: the first one failed before.

A cancel that lands while the trusted entry point loads a stored
function stops that function's code the same way, and the function was
then missing from the connection for good. load_stored_function now
tries such a load again, up to three tries in all; its stored code runs
again each time. glue_test.c stores a function whose code cancels the
first time it loads: it loads on the second try, and with one try it is
missing. The README and SqliteJs's Javadoc say both.

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0002, after CodeRabbit's review: code that called itself without end
crashed the process instead of failing with "Maximum call stack size
exceeded" in two cases.
- On a thread with less than 64 KB of stack left, js_enter kept the
  connection's 1 MB size rather than the room it measured. It now keeps
  any measurement, and 1 rather than 0, which turns the check off.
- On the main thread, RLIMIT_STACK was counted from where the first
  measurement was taken. Loaded 2 MB deep, the extension allowed 10.2 MB
  of an 8 MB stack. It is now counted from the stack's top, as the
  kernel counts it.

0003, after the independent review of terminal-packages #6: garbage
could leave an allocation that fits in the memory limit failing on every
try. After 40 MB of cyclic garbage, new ArrayBuffer(30 MB) failed under
the 64 MB default. And after a limit was lowered to 32 MB above the
garbage, new ArrayBuffer(16 MB) failed. The extension now collects
after any "out of memory" error and whenever a limit is set.

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suite passes 16 of 16 with all three patches, also under ASan and UBSan,
and test.sh's glue_test 22 of 22. The NDK 29 build for arm64-v8a and
armeabi-v7a has no warnings outside QuickJS and exports the same four
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gh release create makes a draft and publishes it once its assets are
uploaded. A first run that stopped during that upload left a draft:
the next run found it, skipped the create, and failed fetching its tag,
which a draft does not have yet. Every re-run then failed (independent
review). The step now deletes a draft release, which dev-assets cannot
fetch from, and creates the release again.

Tested with a stub gh over a fake release, eight cases. The draft case
failed with a 404 before, and now ends with the new assets and tag. The
other seven are unchanged: no release, normal, upload fails, tag update
fails, both assets missing, one missing, and upload fails with both
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Spotless wraps the cancelAll() Javadoc paragraph, which the previous
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CodeRabbit: SQLite keeps an interrupt in effect while any statement of
the connection runs, and a db.exec result set that JavaScript keeps open
is a running statement. After cancelAll() stopped JavaScript that kept
one in a global, every later statement on that connection failed with
"interrupted", until the connection closed. A stored function whose code
kept one could not load on any of its three tries. sqlite3_interrupt()
does the same, without our cancel patch.

Patch 0004 lists each connection's result sets. When the outermost call
into JavaScript returns on an interrupted connection, it finalizes those
still open. Reading on from one that JavaScript kept throws
"interrupted". Reproduced on the host, with a cancel and with
sqlite3_interrupt(): every later statement failed before, and all run
after.

Upstream's Interrupt test interrupts code that keeps a result set, in a
global and as garbage, and fails without the patch. glue_test.c stores a
function whose code keeps one and cancels the first time it loads. It
loads on its second try, and the connection runs SQL afterwards; without
the patch, those three checks fail.

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…on old SQLite

CodeRabbit, on 0004:
- 0005: finalizing a result set that is computing a JavaScript window
  function runs the function's final, whose js_leave() ended the result
  sets again on the interrupted connection, finalizing the same statement
  twice. Under ASan that is a use after free in sqlite3VdbeMemFinalize,
  reproduced on the host. Each statement is now taken from its result set
  before it is finalized, the list is walked again from its head after
  each one, and a nested call does nothing. Upstream's Interrupt test now
  keeps a result set computing a window function; it fails under ASan
  without 0005.
- 0006: on SQLite before 3.41, which has no sqlite3_is_interrupted(),
  0004 never ran, though a cancel still interrupts the connection. The
  interrupt handler now records the interrupt it sends. Built to report
  SQLite 3.40, a cancel of JavaScript that keeps a result set left every
  later statement failing before 0006, and not after.

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….exec sees

CodeRabbit, two more cases on SQLite before 3.41, both in patch 0007:
- Ending result sets after a cancel can run a window or aggregate
  function's final, which begins after the cancel, so nothing stopped
  it: a final that never ended hung the cancelled query. The interrupt
  handler now stops any JavaScript while result sets are being ended.
- A direct sqlite3_interrupt() that reached a db.exec statement's SQL,
  with another result set kept open, went unseen. A result set whose
  step returns SQLITE_INTERRUPT now records it.

Checked with the patched source built to report SQLite 3.40: the endless
final hung before and ends after, and a direct interrupt during
db.exec's SQL, caught or not, left later statements failing before and
not after. Still unseen before 3.41, and said in the README: an
interrupt that never reaches the SQL that JavaScript runs. Android's
cancelling never calls sqlite3_interrupt(), and cancelAll() is covered.

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and glue_test 26 of 26. The NDK 29 build for both ABIs has no warnings
outside QuickJS and exports the same four symbols.

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Automated independent review by Claude Code (AI), not a human review. It covers only the three commits that answer CodeRabbit's result-set threads: a113c80 (patch 0004), 64269ea (0005, 0006) and 851ee17 (0007), at head 851ee17. The rest of the PR was covered by earlier rounds. This PR is not stacked.

Verdict: COMMENT. Every finding is MINOR and confirmed. REVIEW.md has no approve/request-changes rule, so the pr-review skill's default table applied, and GitHub allows only COMMENT on your own pull request anyway.

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MINOR

  • README.md:16 - an interrupt that lands while no JavaScript runs goes unseen on 3.49 too, not only before 3.41
  • README.md:44 - a cancel ends every open result set of the connection, not only the stopped call's
  • patches/0004-...patch:154 - the "garbage" case passes without 0004
  • patches/0006-...patch:15 - no test pins 0006 or 0007
  • upstream/src/sqlitejs.c:151 - 0007's flag fires on 3.41+ and on progress-handler stops

Earlier threads these commits answer, re-checked at head

  • Kept result set holds the cancel's interrupt (sqlitejs_android.c:39): fixed for cancelAll(). glue_test 24-26 fail with sqlitejs.c at 0001-0003 and pass at head. In a build that reports 3.40, SELECT 1 + 2 fails after a cancel at 0001-0005 and runs at 0001-0006. The direct-interrupt remainder is the README.md:16 comment.
  • Cleanup re-entered from sqlite3_finalize() (patches/0004...:96): fixed. At 0001-0004 the window case aborts with free(): invalid size (ASan: heap-use-after-free in sqlite3VdbeMemFinalize), and with 0005 it passes, so the test pins the fix in CI even without ASan.
  • Cancellation kept while finalizing (sqlitejs.c:540): fixed. In a 3.40 build, a kept window result set whose final is while (true) {} hung past a 10 s timeout at 0001-0006 and ends with "interrupted" at head. No test pins it: see patches/0006...:15.

Checks run at 851ee17

  • vendor.sh --check on the 1.4.1 archive: pass.
  • test.sh: pass, suite 16 of 16, glue_test 26 of 26.
  • Suite and glue_test built with ASan and UBSan (leak detection off): pass.
  • Host builds of sqlitejs.c with patches through 0003, 0004, 0005, 0006 and 0007, against the bundled SQLite 3.49.1 and built to report 3.40, for the scenarios in the comments. Gradle was not run.

Checked and found sound: an open, listed result set that the collector frees while the cleanup runs a window final (under ASan, clean); get() and name() on an ended result set, which throw rather than read a finalized statement; and, by reading, the list's insert and unlink and the teardown in globaljs_free.

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- 0009: a result set's SQLITE_INTERRUPT now counts as an interrupt only
  before SQLite 3.41. A progress handler that stops a statement, as
  Android's cancelling does, gives the same code and interrupts nothing
  else, yet it ended the result sets earlier calls kept, on any SQLite.
- 0008: the Interrupt test's "garbage" result set was freed by
  reference counting, so the case passed without 0004. It is now a
  reference cycle, and fails on 1.4.1 without 0004. Also pushed to
  sqliteai/sqlite-js#24.
- Tests for 0006, 0007 and 0009, which had none: glue_test.c cancels
  JavaScript that keeps a result set, then a kept window function whose
  final never ends, then has a progress handler stop a statement. test.sh
  runs it twice, the second time with sqlitejs.c built to report SQLite
  3.40. Without 0009 the progress-handler check fails; without 0007 the
  3.40 run hangs until the test's 30 s alarm; without 0006 seven checks
  fail in the 3.40 run.
- README: a cancel ends every result set open on the connection, not
  only the stopped call's. And on any SQLite, an sqlite3_interrupt() that
  lands while no JavaScript runs leaves the connection failing while
  JavaScript keeps a result set, so finish result sets before a call
  returns. Reproduced on 3.49: every later statement fails, and
  sqlite3_close returns SQLITE_BUSY.

test.sh passes: upstream's suite 16 of 16, also under ASan and UBSan,
and glue_test 34 of 34 in both runs. The NDK 29 build for both ABIs has
no warnings outside QuickJS and exports the same four symbols.

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CodeRabbit: the case that 0007's record of a step's SQLITE_INTERRUPT is
for had no automated test. glue_test.c now keeps a result set, has
another thread call sqlite3_interrupt() while db.exec runs a query that
never ends otherwise, and checks that the connection runs SQL and that
the kept result set was ended. In the run as SQLite 3.40, those checks
fail without the record. The checks that a kept result set was ended
now tell an ended one (caught in JavaScript: "ended: interrupted") from
a connection that is still interrupted, whose error is the same word.

test.sh passes: upstream's suite 16 of 16, and glue_test 37 of 37 in
both runs.

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