SQL pool shutdown now resolves cleanly mid-handshake (
5c02cc1)
Forced sql.close({ timeout: "0" }) now settles even if a connection is accepted but still negotiating with the database. The pool stores the native handle earlier and explicitly tears it down when a forced close races with connection creation, fixing a hang on startup-time close.
User callback throws no longer corrupt SQL pools (8354af5)
The MySQL and Postgres pool handlers now wrap onconnect/onclose in try/finally so pool bookkeeping always runs, even if user code throws. That prevents stuck pending state, missing error propagation, and hung release()/onFinish paths.
SQL protocol code got a broad internal cleanup (
7013497, ddd1ff0, 170fcd7)
The SQL Rust crates were refactored to collapse duplicated protocol types and move shared cursor/constructor parsing into common modules. This trims a lot of repeated code across MySQL/Postgres and reduces the surface area for future protocol drift, without changing the public JS API.
Bake sourcemap/provider dispatch was type-erased (6e91d24)
The dev-server sourcemap plumbing no longer hardcodes bake-specific source-provider types inside the generic sourcemap crate. That decouples the generic layer from bake internals and makes the dispatch path cleaner for the server-components separate-SSR setup.
Inspector no longer double-fires client navigation events (f8723b1)
A successful HMR SetUrl navigation now emits exactly one clientNavigated inspector event instead of two. This fixes duplicate notifications for route changes and aligns the inspector stream with actual navigation outcomes.
Other misc changes
- SQL internal/protocol refactors and deduplication across shared modules
- Bake/server-components target rename and bundler plumbing updates
- Added and updated tests for SQL close behavior, SQL callback throws, sourcemap provider behavior, and inspector navigation events