test(driver-turso): pin all 17 options doors + changeset (#6402)

Author: claude

.changeset/turso-driver-options-driveroptions.md

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+---
+"@objectstack/driver-turso": patch
+---
+
+fix(driver-turso): narrow every override's `options` from `any` to `DriverOptions` (#6402)
+
+`TursoDriver` overrides 17 methods that take an `options` argument, and every one
+of them declared `options?: any` while the base it forwards to (`SqlDriver`, and
+behind it the `IDataDriver` contract) declared `DriverOptions`. The keys
+`DriverOptions` names — `bypassTenantAudit`, `tenantId`, `transaction`,
+`accessible_org_ids`, `skipCache`, `timeout`, … — were therefore unchecked at all
+17 doors.
+
+The argument is #5181's, one axis over. An internal caller that misspells
+`bypassTenantAudit` gets no runtime complaint: the typo'd key is simply never
+read, the write proceeds unaudited, and nothing anywhere says so. `tsc` is the
+only channel that ever objects, and `any` had switched it off. Nothing is known
+to have gone wrong through this gap — it is closed because the door was open, not
+because someone walked through it.
+
+**Why all 17 at once.** The shape was character-identical across every override,
+so narrowing a subset would read to the next person as a *verdict* on the rest.
+That is not hypothetical: #6075 (PR #6210) narrowed `count`'s `query` and
+deliberately left its `options`, and #6212 batch B did the same on `aggregate` —
+each leaving a comment saying so. Those comments are now discharged. The three
+prior narrowings (#5181 / PR #6076, #6075 / PR #6210, #6212) each closed the
+`query` axis; this closes the `options` axis, which had never been touched.
+
+**Consumer impact.** Annotation-only — no runtime behaviour changes, and the full
+monorepo typecheck is unchanged at 125/125 green, so no caller in this repo was
+passing an off-contract value. It is a `patch` rather than a docs-only change
+because the narrowed signatures are public: a downstream TypeScript consumer
+holding a `TursoDriver`-typed reference and passing an `options` value that is not
+a `DriverOptions` will now see a compile error where it previously saw none. That
+error is the point — the value was already being ignored by the driver.

packages/drivers/driver-turso/src/turso-driver-options-door.test.ts

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+// Copyright (c) 2026 ObjectStack. Licensed under the Apache-2.0 license.
+
+/**
+ * [#6402] Every `options` door on `TursoDriver` is a `DriverOptions`.
+ *
+ * # What was open
+ *
+ * `TursoDriver` overrides 17 methods that take an `options` argument, and every
+ * one of them declared it `options?: any` while the base it forwards to
+ * (`SqlDriver`, and behind it the `IDataDriver` contract) declared
+ * `DriverOptions`. The keys `DriverOptions` names — `bypassTenantAudit`,
+ * `tenantId`, `transaction`, `accessible_org_ids`, … — were therefore unchecked
+ * at all 17 doors. The argument is #5181's, verbatim, one axis over: an internal
+ * caller that misspells `bypassTenantAudit` has `tsc` as its ONLY warning
+ * channel, and `any` switched that channel off.
+ *
+ * # Why all 17 at once
+ *
+ * The shape was character-identical across every override, so narrowing a subset
+ * would read to the next person as a *verdict* on the rest. That is not
+ * hypothetical: #6075 (PR #6210) narrowed `count`'s `query` and deliberately left
+ * its `options`, and #6212 batch B did the same on `aggregate` — each leaving a
+ * comment saying so. This file is the pin for the sweep that closed all of them
+ * together, so no half-narrowed state exists to be misread.
+ *
+ * Note the issue that prompted this counted FIVE such overrides (`update`,
+ * `upsert`, `delete`, `count`, `aggregate`) — the CRUD block it was reading while
+ * #6212 was in flight. The measurement against `main` found 17: the bulk block,
+ * `execute`, and the schema block carry the identical shape. Narrowing the five
+ * would have reproduced, at larger scale, exactly the partial-narrowing the issue
+ * was filed to prevent.
+ *
+ * # The table below is the pin, and it is a compile-time one
+ *
+ * `Door<T>` reports `'any'` for an `any` door and `'DriverOptions'` only for one
+ * that is exactly `DriverOptions | undefined`. Each row then `satisfies` it with
+ * `'DriverOptions'`, so putting any single signature back to `any` fails `tsc` on
+ * that row with `error TS1360: Type '"DriverOptions"' does not satisfy the
+ * expected type '"any"'` — naming the method that drifted. A mutual-`extends`
+ * check could not do this: `any` satisfies both directions and reports green.
+ *
+ * # Reverse verification — direction predicted BEFORE it was run, per channel
+ *
+ * Revert `turso-driver.ts` to `options?: any` and:
+ *
+ * - `pnpm typecheck` goes RED, one error per reverted signature, on the table row
+ *   for that method — plus TS2578 `Unused '@ts-expect-error' directive` on the
+ *   misspelling case below, since under `any` the typo compiles fine.
+ * - `pnpm test` stays GREEN. Every assertion here is a type-level fact carried by
+ *   a string literal; vitest sees three passing string comparisons either way.
+ *   That split is the point — this defect has no runtime face at all, which is
+ *   why it went 17-for-17 unnoticed.
+ *
+ * Measured with all 17 reverted, as predicted: 18 typecheck errors — 17 × TS1360,
+ * one per row, plus the TS2578 at the misspelling case; `pnpm test` green at 4/4.
+ */
+
+import { describe, it, expect } from 'vitest';
+import { TursoDriver } from './turso-driver.js';
+import type { DriverOptions } from '@objectstack/spec/data';
+
+/** `any` defeats ordinary assignability checks; this is the standard detector. */
+type IsAny<T> = 0 extends 1 & T ? true : false;
+
+/**
+ * Reports what a given `options` door actually is. `'any'` for a widened door,
+ * `'DriverOptions'` for one that matches the base contract exactly.
+ */
+type Door<T> = IsAny<T> extends true
+  ? 'any'
+  : [T] extends [DriverOptions | undefined]
+    ? [DriverOptions | undefined] extends [T]
+      ? 'DriverOptions'
+      : 'other'
+    : 'other';
+
+/**
+ * One row per override, keyed by the method and the positional index of its
+ * `options` argument. Adding an override with a widened `options` and forgetting
+ * this table is caught by the exhaustiveness assertion at the end.
+ */
+const doors = {
+  // CRUD
+  find: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['find']>[2]>,
+  findOne: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['findOne']>[2]>,
+  create: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['create']>[2]>,
+  update: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['update']>[3]>,
+  upsert: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['upsert']>[3]>,
+  delete: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['delete']>[2]>,
+  count: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['count']>[2]>,
+  aggregate: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['aggregate']>[2]>,
+  // Bulk
+  bulkCreate: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['bulkCreate']>[2]>,
+  bulkUpdate: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['bulkUpdate']>[2]>,
+  bulkDelete: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['bulkDelete']>[2]>,
+  updateMany: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['updateMany']>[3]>,
+  deleteMany: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['deleteMany']>[2]>,
+  // Raw execution
+  execute: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['execute']>[2]>,
+  // Schema
+  syncSchema: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['syncSchema']>[2]>,
+  syncSchemasBatch: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['syncSchemasBatch']>[1]>,
+  dropTable: 'DriverOptions' satisfies Door<Parameters<TursoDriver['dropTable']>[1]>,
+} as const;
+
+describe('[#6402] TursoDriver `options` doors are DriverOptions, all 17 of them', () => {
+  it('pins every override — each row is a compile-time check, listed here so a drift names the method', () => {
+    // The assertion that matters already ran in `tsc`. This keeps the count
+    // honest: a row silently deleted to make a revert compile shows up here.
+    expect(Object.keys(doors)).toHaveLength(17);
+    expect(Object.values(doors).every((d) => d === 'DriverOptions')).toBe(true);
+  });
+
+  it('admits the declared keys — the pin is not green because nothing fits', () => {
+    const declared: Parameters<TursoDriver['update']>[3] = {
+      bypassTenantAudit: true,
+      tenantId: 'org_1',
+      skipCache: true,
+      timeout: 5_000,
+    };
+    expect(declared.tenantId).toBe('org_1');
+  });
+
+  it('refuses the misspelling that motivated the narrowing', () => {
+    // @ts-expect-error [#6402] `bypassTenantAdit` is not a key of DriverOptions.
+    const typo: Parameters<TursoDriver['update']>[3] = { bypassTenantAdit: true };
+    // The typo'd write silently does nothing at runtime — which is the whole
+    // point: `tsc` above is the only channel that ever objects.
+    expect(Object.keys(typo!)).toEqual(['bypassTenantAdit']);
+  });
+
+  it('the door is the base contract, not a structural look-alike', () => {
+    const asBase: DriverOptions | undefined = undefined satisfies Parameters<TursoDriver['count']>[2];
+    expect(asBase).toBeUndefined();
+  });
+});