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Track DBIx::Class acceptance for reachability PR #1647

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Tech-Stack
java, perl, sqlite
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compilers, databases

Rechercherichtung

This is an umbrella tracker, not a single change. Start by reproducing the Storage object-collection failure in t/100extra_source.t from the DBIx::Class test suite, comparing system Perl with PerlOnJava. Trace which runtime-held references keep the blessed Storage object alive (refcount 131). Done means that test's two assertions pass and the fix has its own project regression test. Link the work to #1649.

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Purpose

Track DBIx::Class CPAN acceptance for the lifecycle work around PR #1647 and ownership semantics in #1649. Run DBIx::Class unchanged so failures expose PerlOnJava behavior directly.

Relationship to #1649 and PR #1647

The initial failures included premature cleanup of returned DBIx::Class references, which is part of the ownership and lifetime behavior described by #1649. The nested-query bind failure also exposed stale $#array proxies after a packed query passed through returned references. The runtime fix is in PerlOnJava; DBIx::Class does not need a compatibility patch.

PR #1647 remains the current independent reachability/lifecycle PR. Use the DBIx::Class acceptance results to identify remaining lifecycle regressions and link focused core fixes to #1649.

Plan

  1. Fix PerlOnJava ownership and array-size proxy behavior
    • Preserve arrays strongly referenced by a subroutine return until the caller receives that value.
    • Keep a fresh $#array access valid when the array is reached through a live Perl reference, even if earlier scope cleanup orphaned old size proxies.
  2. Keep permanent regression coverage
    • Validate the core returned-query range behavior with the unit suite and both backends.
    • Validate grouped counts and nested FROM bind values with upstream DBIx::Class, unchanged.
  3. Fix the remaining object-lifecycle regressions
    • Reproduce the Storage object retention from t/100extra_source.t; system Perl passes while PerlOnJava fails both object-collection assertions.
    • Trace which PerlOnJava-owned references keep that blessed Storage object reachable and correct their release/weak-reference handling in the runtime.
    • Add focused project-owned coverage for the reproduced ownership defect.
  4. Complete DBIx::Class acceptance
    • Re-run the full nice -n 19 ./jcpan --jobs 5 -t DBIx::Class suite with a timeout and captured output after the runtime fix.
    • Triage every remaining failing test program against system Perl; separately diagnose the late SQLite test-lock collision seen in the parallel run.
  5. Update the handoff
    • Report DBIx lifecycle acceptance separately from unrelated failures in PR #1647.
    • Keep #1649 open until its broader ownership criteria are met.

Current evidence

  • The focused grouped-count regression passes all eight assertions on system Perl, JVM, and interpreter with upstream DBIx::Class 0.082844 and no DBIx patch.
  • The core returned-query range regression passes on system Perl, JVM, and interpreter.
  • nice -n 19 make and make check-links pass with the current core changes.
  • The latest full run completed 325 test files / 43,363 tests: 183 test programs and 362 subtests failed. The earlier run had 184 failing programs / 447 failing subtests. These are PerlOnJava defects to fix, not acceptable compatibility failures.
  • In a focused comparison, system Perl passes t/100extra_source.t (11 assertions); PerlOnJava fails its two DBIx::Class Storage object-collection assertions. The object remains reported at refcount 131.
  • The parallel full run also ended with a SQLite test-lock collision in xt/whitespace.t; establish whether that is runner coordination or an interpreter lock bug.

Completion criteria

  • The focused regressions pass on system Perl, JVM, and interpreter.
  • The Storage ownership defect is fixed in PerlOnJava with permanent regression coverage.
  • The full DBIx::Class run completes and every remaining failure is categorized and addressed; lifecycle fixes are linked to #1649.
  • PR #1647's DBIx lifecycle acceptance is recorded without treating any PerlOnJava defect as expected.
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