fix(persistence-test): give each suite ownership of the rows it creates

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The defect, reproduced before anything was edited

Increment 45 recorded this and deliberately left it open. Against a fresh PostgreSQL 16 database the
persistence suite passes; run it a second time against the same database and it fails, in the
three families that increment named.

Measured on PostgreSQL 16.14 (pgvector/pgvector:pg16, matching CI), DATABASE_URL set, before
any edit:

Run	Database	Result
1	fresh	173 pass, 0 fail
2	same one	164 pass, 9 fail

Nine, deterministically, matching the historical figure exactly. CI provisions a fresh server per
run, which is the only reason this has never shown there.

Root-cause ledger — one line per failure

#	Test	SQLSTATE	Leftover state	Left by	Contract broken	Correction
1–5	achievements.integration.test.ts, all five, via beforeEach	23503 on games_white_id_fkey, Key (id)=(01a06b04-…) is still referenced from table "games"	a games row and its users	pg.integration.test.ts	it deleted rows it did not own	delete only its own fixture user
6	pg/identity-tokens.test.ts — creates and atomically consumes a token	23505 on users_pkey, Key (id)=(01918300-…-0000) already exists	its own users row	itself	it never removed what it created	remove it in cleanup
7	pg/identity-tokens.test.ts — serializes email verification…	23505 on users_pkey, Key (id)=(01918300-…-0001)	its own users row	itself	same	same
8	tournaments.pg.integration.test.ts — round-robin	23505 on tournaments_pkey → VersionConflictError: expected version 0	t-rr-test	itself	same	same
9	tournaments.pg.integration.test.ts — swiss	same → VersionConflictError	t-swiss-test	itself	same	same

Nine failures, nine mechanisms, one contract: a suite sharing the database must remove every row
it created, and must remove nothing else. Five failures are the second half broken; four are the
first.

save(snapshot, 0) means create this — expected version 0 says the row does not exist yet — and
the repository turns the resulting tournaments_pkey violation into a VersionConflictError
(repositories.ts:717-718, via
isUniqueViolation = SQLSTATE 23505). So the tournaments failures report a version conflict on a
tournament nobody was concurrently updating.

Why the achievements case is the interesting one

Its beforeEach ran an unqualified DELETE FROM users — a claim to own the whole database. Checked
against the live catalogue rather than assumed:

FKs referencing users: 31 total, 29 ON DELETE CASCADE
the 2 that do not cascade:  games.games_white_id_fkey
                            games.games_black_id_fkey

So a single game left behind by another file aborts the wipe before any assertion in that file runs.
And the same statement destroyed the bot accounts migration 0021 seeds — nothing puts them back,
because migrate has already recorded 0021 as applied, so a database that ran the suite once was
permanently missing them. That damage was invisible: no test asserted on it, and the baseline
database confirmed it (17 users after two runs, none of them gambit-*).

What changed, and why this boundary

Suites that legitimately share the database delete exactly their own rows through
withSharedDatabase in the new packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts — the sibling of
Increment 45's withTestDatabase, and heir to its precedence rule: a cleanup failure never replaces
the assertion that actually failed, and never silently disappears either.

pg.integration.test.ts moved to disposable databases instead, and this is a proof rather than a
preference: it appends to game_events, which is append-only by production trigger
(game_events_block_mutate, migration 0001 — DELETE raises). It cannot meet the cleanup half
without weakening a production safety rule to suit a test. It is also the file that caused five of
the nine failures. Two of its tests deliberately corrupt schema_migrations; that used to rest on
--test-concurrency=1 keeping other files away from the broken ledger, and now rests on nothing,
because no other file can reach the database. The ledgerMutated restore machinery is deleted with
it.

Corrected for the same contract though they never failed: users-batch, anti-cheat,
bot-reports, analysis-cache. Fresh uuidv7() ids meant their leaked rows could not collide, so
nothing ever went red — the tables simply grew on every run against a database anyone reuses. Unique
keys stop the next run failing; they are not cleanup.

Why the destructive strategies were rejected

Rejected	Reason
Delete only the row that caused the first observed error	Whack-a-mole; the next added test re-breaks it. This was already present — one tournaments test pre-deleted only its own id while three others cleaned nothing.
Randomise the fixed ids	Converts a loud duplicate-key failure into silent unbounded growth. Exactly the state users-batch/anti-cheat/bot-reports/analysis-cache were already in.
TRUNCATE … CASCADE / DROP SCHEMA public CASCADE	Requires exclusivity nobody can prove on a shared server, and would drop the vector extension and force all 31 migrations to re-run.
Drop and recreate the configured database	It is the database a developer's API server may be attached to.
Serialise the suite / lower concurrency	Not a fix and not available: --test-concurrency=1 is a pre-existing documented invariant (PROJECT_STATE.md:2568, packages/persistence/package.json:29) and the second run failed identically under it.
Retry the second run	The failure is deterministic; a retry cannot pass.
Swallow 23505/23503, or add ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING	Would make tests green by making the database stop refusing duplicate identities.
Relax production repository semantics	users.create must reject a duplicate id, and save(…, 0) must reject an existing tournament. Both are real contracts.

Concurrency

node --test --test-concurrency=1 runs persistence files one at a time. That is an intentional,
already-documented invariant, recorded in PROJECT_STATE.md under the search/semantic suites
(PgSearchRepository.size() counts globally, so parallel files raced) and relied on explicitly by a
comment in pg.integration.test.ts. This PR does not introduce it, does not depend on it as the
fix, and reduces the repo's reliance on it: the file that needed serialization to protect a
deliberately corrupted migration ledger now owns a private database instead.

Cleanup here is safe under concurrency regardless, because it is scoped by primary key to rows the
suite created — the one statement in the suite that was not safe under concurrency, the unqualified
DELETE FROM users, is what this PR removes.

Regression coverage

Thirteen tests in packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts, each inside its own
disposable database so it can make claims about what a database contains.

#	Pins
1	a suite that cleans up hands the next run the preconditions it needs (two passes, no reset)
2	cleanup removes a fixture that owns a game — and a plain user delete is still refused with 23503
3	cleanup takes only its own rows, and leaves another suite's user, its game, and the migration seed alone
4	a fixed handle from an earlier run cannot poison the next (the users_handle_key half)
5	cleanup runs even when the body threw, and does not replace its error
6	when the body and the cleanup fail, the body error still wins and the cleanup failure is kept as cause
7	a cleanup that fails is reported rather than swallowed
8	a body error that already has a cause still carries the teardown failure
9	a teardown failure with nowhere to attach is warned about, not dropped
10	a frozen body error is rethrown, not replaced by the attempt to annotate it
11	a body error whose cause getter throws is still the error that surfaces
12	a teardown failure that cannot even be described still loses to the body error
13	re-migrating a used database leaves the ledger byte-for-byte alone

Plus an in-place guard: achievements' cleanup asserts the seeded rows it found at startup are
still there, checked at the exact point a widened DELETE would take them.

Falsification — 17 of 20 mutations killed

Each mutation applied alone to a pristine copy, compiled, then the affected files run twice against
one database (the contract under test), against a freshly created database per mutation — the
first attempt did not do that, and N2's wipe of the seed rows silently poisoned every later mutation
into a false kill. Sources restored from an on-disk backup and verified byte-identical by SHA-256
after every run.

	Mutation	Verdict
N1	achievements stops cleaning up after itself	survived
N2	achievements goes back to the unscoped DELETE FROM users	killed
N3	identity-tokens keeps its first fixed user	killed
N4	tournaments keeps its fixed round-robin id	killed
N5	the FK-ordering step is deleted (users removed without their games)	killed
N6	cleanup stops being scoped: it deletes every user	killed
N7	a teardown failure replaces the body error	killed
N8	a failing cleanup is swallowed	killed
N9	cleanup is skipped when the body failed	killed
N10	analysis-cache stops removing the rows it minted	killed
N11	users-batch stops cleaning up	killed
N12	cleanup runs against the wrong database	killed
N13	identity-tokens keeps its second fixed user	killed
N14	the cause chain is not walked, so an existing cause drops the teardown failure	killed
N15	the achievements pool is closed only when cleanup succeeded	survived
N16	a teardown failure with nowhere to attach is silently dropped again	killed
N17	the guard around annotating is removed, so it can replace the body failure	killed
N18	only the write is guarded, so a throwing cause getter still escapes	killed
N19	describing the teardown failure is unguarded, so formatting it can replace the body error	killed
N20	the backstop around recording a secondary failure is removed	survived

The three survivors are reported rather than papered over. N1 and N15 are teardown ordering in
the achievements suite: removing the after cleanup is covered by beforeEach cleaning at the start
of the next run, and closing the pool outside a finally only differs on a run where cleanup has
already failed. N20 removes the outer backstop, and with every inner guard intact nothing in the
suite reaches it — which is what defence in depth looks like while the depth is not yet needed, and
it is there precisely because findings 3, 4 and 5 each showed an inner guard to be incomplete. All
three are correct by inspection rather than by test, and none is reachable from a passing suite.

Four earlier survivors were real gaps and are now closed. N7 survived the first pass because the
precedence test only ever had cleanup succeed — the same trap Increment 45 hit with its M4, walked
into again. N10 and N11 survived because a random-id leak collides with nothing, so no assertion
inside the run could see it; explicit post-run residue checks close both. N14 and N16 come from the
reviewer findings below.

One harness defect is worth recording too: the first pass scored 12 of 13 and was wrong. N2
restores the unqualified wipe, which takes the migration seed rows permanently, so every later
mutation inherited a broken database and was scored as killed by a failure it did not cause. The
harness now recreates the database per mutation, and the honest figure is the one above.

Acceptance — three runs, one database, no reset

Run	Result
A (fresh database)	186 pass, 0 fail
B (same database)	186 pass, 0 fail
C (same database)	186 pass, 0 fail

Afterwards, on that same database:

users 3   games 0   game_events 0   tournaments 0   identity_tokens 0
engine_analysis_cache 0   anti_cheat_reports 0   bot_reports 0
seeks 0   achievement_progress 0   search_documents 0

the 3 users:  gambit-club, gambit-master, gambit-novice   (migration 0021 seed)
leaked test_db_* databases: 0
lingering backends:         0

Not one test row survives, and the seed rows the old wipe destroyed are intact.

Validation

PostgreSQL 16.14 (pgvector/pgvector:pg16, matching CI), Node v24.15.0, pg 8.22.0,
DATABASE_URL set against a dedicated container. A run without it proves nothing here: the suite
self-skips.

Gate	Result
npm run build · npm run lint	pass
Full repository suite	0 failures in every workspace
packages/persistence	186 tests (173 before)
packages/api	975 tests
npm run test:counts	3299 tests
check:ci-parity · check:variant-parity · check:adr-claims · check:engine-pin-parity · check:observability · test:scripts	pass
git diff --check	clean

Scope

Test infrastructure only. No production code, migration, migration checksum, schema constraint, FK
rule, or repository conflict semantic changed, and no migration was added — git status on
packages/persistence/migrations/ and src/ is clean apart from the new test-support/fixtures.ts.
Every SQL statement added is fully parameterised.

Reviewer findings

Both were valid and both are fixed; the second took two passes.

1. Cleanup failure leaks the pool (achievements' after hook). The close sat after the
   cleanup, so a failed delete — or the seed assertion firing — skipped pool.end() on exactly the
   runs where teardown had already gone wrong. Now in a finally. Fixed in 3595165.

2. Cleanup failures can disappear (withSharedDatabase). Writing only to error.cause dropped
   the teardown error whenever the body error already had one — the common case, since repositories
   wrap driver errors and keep the original as the cause. Fixed in 3595165 by walking to the first
   free link, with a cycle guard.
   The finding's other half — a body rejecting with a non-Error — was still real after that, and
   my first response was to document the loss rather than fix it. That was the wrong call: a
   primitive genuinely cannot carry a cause, but the failure can still be made visible. Fixed in
   daee5b3: the value is rethrown untouched and the cleanup failure goes out as a process warning
   carrying its stack. Mutation N16 pins it.

3. Frozen errors replace body failures — a correctness regression introduced by fix 2. Writing
   cause on a frozen Error throws a TypeError in strict mode, and that escaped
   tryAttachCause and replaced the body's failure with a complaint about a property write: exactly
   the loss this helper exists to prevent, arriving through the code added to preserve more of it.
   Fixed in d228608 — the write is guarded and its result verified with Object.is, so a frozen
   error and a silently-refused write both report "no free link" and fall through to the warning.
   Mutation N17 pins it.

4. Cause verification can throw — the same class again, one layer out. Guarding only the write
   left the verifying re-read, and the two link.cause reads in the loop, outside the guard, so an
   error with a cause accessor that permits the write and throws on the read still escaped. Fixed
   in c0caae4 by guarding the whole walk rather than one statement inside it — which is also the
   simpler shape. Mutation N18 pins it.

5. Warning formatting can replace body failure — the last place an exception could still be
   raised while recording a secondary failure. Reading stack, or String()-ing a non-Error,
   runs code on someone else's object; a throwing stack getter escaped. Fixed in d5f4bb0 two
   ways: formatting falls back to saying that describing the failure threw, so the warning still
   carries something; and the whole record-a-secondary-failure step now sits behind one guard at
   the call site. Mutation N19 pins the first, N20 removes the second.

6. Legacy databases break the new seed assertion. The sharpest of the six, and it caught a
   regression in developer experience rather than in logic. A database that already ran the old
   suite is permanently missing the 0021 bot seeds — the old wipe took them and migrate records
   0021 as applied — so demanding all three in beforeEach would fail every run on that database,
   for damage this suite did not cause and must not try to repair. Fixed in 472503e: the
   assertion compares against what the database actually had when the suite started, sampled once
   in before. Verified directly — with 0021 applied and all three seeds deleted the suite now
   passes, where before the change it failed all five tests — and mutation N2 still dies, because
   holding the set steady is what catches a widened delete.

Findings 2 through 5 are one lesson repeated four times: each attempt to preserve more diagnostic
information opened a new way to lose the primary one. Reading a property off an error runs someone
else's getter; writing one runs their setter; describing it runs their toString. The invariant was
being defended case by case, and each case I closed revealed the next. It is now stated once, where
it belongs — once the body has failed, nothing between there and the throw may escape — and the
tests pin that invariant rather than the mechanisms underneath it.

Remaining known defects

• Signature B remains UNRESOLVED, and was observed three times during this work — on
  search-backfill, learning and test-database integration files. Each was a whole file failing
  with a bare 'test failed', no assertion, no stack and none of its own tests reported: the
  documented Signature B shape, now seen in packages/persistence as well as packages/api,
  which is new information about a defect previously recorded only in the API suite. None recurred —
  each file passes standalone against the exact database state it died on (3/3 each), and re-running
  the same command was green. Not touched here, and not this PR's defect.
• packages/api/test/pg-security.integration.test.ts leaks users into the shared database
  (rotate…, revoke…, race…, meta… handles, minted with uuidv7() so they never collide).
  Found while auditing residue after a full-suite run. It is the same ownership contract this PR
  corrects, in a package this increment's scope did not cover — recorded rather than silently
  widened into.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Tests

  • Improved integration-test isolation and cleanup to prevent data from leaking between test runs.
  • Added coverage for database reuse, migration idempotence, fixture ownership, failure handling, and cleanup errors.
  • Added disposable database support for write-based PostgreSQL tests.
  • Verified 186 tests pass across three consecutive reused-database runs.

• Documentation

  • Updated project status and roadmap records with the completed database reliability work and verification results.

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Make persistence tests idempotent on reused databases

🐞 Bug fix 🧪 Tests 📝 Documentation 🕐 40+ Minutes

AI Description

• Enforces row ownership and cleanup across suites sharing reused PostgreSQL databases.
• Isolates append-only and migration-mutating tests in disposable databases.
• Adds regression coverage proving repeat runs preserve seeds and migration state.

Diagram

graph TD
  S["Persistence suite"] --> D{"Cleanup possible?"}
  D -->|Yes| H["Shared helper"] --> O["Owned-row cleanup"] --> DB["Shared database"]
  D -->|No| I["Disposable helper"] --> P["Private database"] --> X["Drop database"]

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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Disposable database for every test

• ➕ Provides complete isolation between tests and repeated suite runs.
• ➕ Eliminates per-table fixture ownership bookkeeping.
• ➖ Repeated migrations and database creation would significantly increase suite runtime.
• ➖ Creates unnecessary server and connection pressure for safely cleanable tests.

2. Rollback each test transaction

• ➕ Provides fast cleanup without explicit fixture deletion.
• ➕ Keeps shared database setup costs low.
• ➖ Cannot reliably contain code using multiple connections or independent transactions.
• ➖ Does not suit migration-ledger tests or accurately exercise committed concurrency behavior.

Recommendation: Keep the PR's hybrid lifecycle: explicit owned-row cleanup for compatible shared suites and disposable databases for append-only or migration-mutating tests. It preserves realistic committed database behavior while avoiding both unsafe global resets and the cost of isolating every test.

Files changed (12) +700 / -129

Bug fix (9) +385 / -127

fixtures.tsAdd shared-database fixture ownership helper +119/-0

Add shared-database fixture ownership helper

• Introduces 'withSharedDatabase' to run cleanup and close its pool while preserving body-error precedence. Adds 'deleteFixtureUsers' to remove owned games before users without touching unrelated rows.

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts

achievements.integration.test.tsRestrict achievements cleanup to its fixture user +41/-4

Restrict achievements cleanup to its fixture user

• Replaces unqualified table wipes with fixture-ID cleanup before and after the suite. Verifies that migration-seeded bot accounts remain present.

packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts

analysis-cache.integration.test.tsRemove analysis cache rows by minted fingerprints +61/-11

Remove analysis cache rows by minted fingerprints

• Tracks every generated cache fingerprint and deletes matching rows through 'withSharedDatabase'. Adds a suite-level assertion that no minted cache rows remain.

packages/persistence/test/analysis-cache.integration.test.ts

anti-cheat.integration.test.tsClean up owned anti-cheat reports +20/-6

Clean up owned anti-cheat reports

• Tracks the generated game identifier and deletes its anti-cheat reports after the test through the shared-database helper.

packages/persistence/test/anti-cheat.integration.test.ts

bot-reports.integration.test.tsClean up owned bot behavior reports +16/-6

Clean up owned bot behavior reports

• Wraps the repository test with owned-row cleanup keyed by its generated game identifier, preventing silent growth across runs.

packages/persistence/test/bot-reports.integration.test.ts

pg.integration.test.tsIsolate non-cleanable PostgreSQL tests +59/-65

Isolate non-cleanable PostgreSQL tests

• Moves writing tests into disposable databases because append-only game events and deliberate migration-ledger mutations cannot be safely cleaned in the shared database. Retains the read-only malformed-ID test on the shared schema.

packages/persistence/test/pg.integration.test.ts

identity-tokens.test.tsRemove fixed identity-token fixture users +21/-13

Remove fixed identity-token fixture users

• Names the two fixed user IDs and cleans each user after its test with cascading token removal. This prevents repeat runs from colliding on the users primary key.

packages/persistence/test/pg/identity-tokens.test.ts

tournaments.pg.integration.test.tsRemove fixed tournament fixtures after tests +25/-16

Remove fixed tournament fixtures after tests

• Wraps tournament round-trip tests with cleanup for every fixed tournament ID they create. This prevents stale rows from surfacing as false version conflicts on later runs.

packages/persistence/test/tournaments.pg.integration.test.ts

users-batch.integration.test.tsClean up and verify batch user fixtures +23/-6

Clean up and verify batch user fixtures

• Records created user IDs for failure-safe cleanup through 'withSharedDatabase'. Reopens the shared database afterward to assert that every fixture user was removed.

packages/persistence/test/users-batch.integration.test.ts

Tests (1) +244 / -0

reused-database.integration.test.tsAdd reused-database ownership regressions +244/-0

Add reused-database ownership regressions

• Adds eight isolated integration tests covering repeat-safe fixtures, game-before-user deletion, seed preservation, cleanup after failures, error precedence, and migration-ledger stability.

packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts

Documentation (2) +71 / -2

PROJECT_STATE.mdRecord reused-database idempotence resolution +70/-2

Record reused-database idempotence resolution

• Documents the nine repeat-run failures, their shared fixture-ownership cause, and the hybrid cleanup and isolation strategy. Records three successful reused-database runs and preserves the separate unresolved Signature B finding.

docs/PROJECT_STATE.md

ROADMAP.mdMark persistence database reuse defect resolved +1/-0

Mark persistence database reuse defect resolved

• Adds the resolved roadmap entry describing the original foreign-key and primary-key failures, the ownership contract, and the acceptance results.

docs/ROADMAP.md

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Adds shared-database cleanup fixtures for persistence tests. Migrates suites to owned-row cleanup or disposable databases. Adds regression coverage for teardown behavior, fixture isolation, and migration idempotence. Updates verification documentation.

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Persistence test isolation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared fixture and regression coverage packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts, packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts	Adds shared-database lifecycle handling, ordered fixture deletion, teardown error handling, and regression coverage for cleanup, error propagation, fixture isolation, and migration idempotence.
Shared-database suite migration packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts, packages/persistence/test/analysis-cache.integration.test.ts, packages/persistence/test/anti-cheat.integration.test.ts, packages/persistence/test/bot-reports.integration.test.ts, packages/persistence/test/pg/identity-tokens.test.ts, packages/persistence/test/tournaments.pg.integration.test.ts, packages/persistence/test/users-batch.integration.test.ts	Migrates integration suites to withSharedDatabase with cleanup limited to tracked fixture rows.
Disposable database isolation packages/persistence/test/pg.integration.test.ts	Runs write-based PostgreSQL integration tests against disposable databases. Removes shared-pool checksum restoration. Keeps the malformed-ID read-only test on a shared migrated pool.
Verification documentation docs/PROJECT_STATE.md, docs/ROADMAP.md	Documents the Increment 46 fixes, repeated-run verification, and mutation falsification results.

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1. Warning formatting can replace body failure ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability ⭐ New

Description

When cleanup fails alongside a body rejection and the cleanup value has a throwing stack, name,
message, or string-conversion accessor, warning formatting throws before process.emitWarning.
That exception escapes withSharedDatabase and replaces the original body failure, violating the
helper's failure-precedence guarantee.

Code

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[R146-147]

+  } catch {
+    return false;

Relevance

●●● Strong

Accepted precedents prioritize preserving primary failures when cleanup/reporting throws, including
hostile teardown paths.

PR-#14
PR-#34

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The new catch path returns false, which invokes reportUnattachableTeardownFailure from the
body-failure branch. That reporter directly evaluates cleanup-error accessors and
String(teardownError) without its own guard; therefore a hostile cleanup rejection can escape and
replace the original body error. The regression test covers a throwing accessor on the body error,
but uses an ordinary cleanup error and does not exercise warning-formatting failures.

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[104-108]
packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[160-168]
packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[57-63]
packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[303-340]

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
`tryAttachCause` now catches failures while walking the body's cause chain and routes unattachable teardown failures to `reportUnattachableTeardownFailure`. That reporter directly reads cleanup-error properties and converts values to strings, so a hostile cleanup error can throw while being formatted and replace the body's original failure.

## Issue Context
The helper promises that the body failure remains primary and that an unattachable cleanup failure is reported rather than escaping. Protect warning construction itself from throwing, using safe fallback text if reading `stack`, `name`, `message`, or string conversion fails.

## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[160-168]
- packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[104-108]
- packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[303-340]

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2. Cause verification can throw ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability

Description

tryAttachCause reads link.cause outside the new guard when verifying the assignment, so an
Error accessor or proxy that permits the write but throws on the subsequent read replaces the
original body rejection. This violates withSharedDatabase's guarantee that teardown annotation
cannot replace the body's failure.

Code

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[141]

+      return Object.is(link.cause, addition);

Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent persistence precedents accept fixes preserving primary errors when teardown annotation or
verification can throw.

PR-#34

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Evidence

The helper documents that the body failure must always win and that nothing in the cause walk may
throw, but the newly added verification performs an unguarded property read. The new regression test
covers only a frozen data-property error, not an accessor-backed or proxied error that throws during
verification.

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[49-63]
packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[127-145]
packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[267-302]

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## Issue description
`tryAttachCause` guards assignment to `cause`, but the verification read performed by `Object.is(link.cause, addition)` remains outside the guard and may throw for accessor-backed or proxied errors. Such an exception replaces the original body failure.

## Issue Context
The helper explicitly promises to rethrow the body's rejected value unchanged and route unattachable teardown failures through the warning path. Extend the guard to cover property reads as well as writes, and add a regression test using an `Error` whose `cause` can be read initially and written but throws during verification.

## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[127-145]
- packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[267-302]

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3. Frozen errors replace body failures ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

When the body rejects with a non-extensible or frozen Error that already has no cause, assigning
link.cause throws a TypeError. That escapes the helper and replaces the original body rejection,
violating the documented guarantee that the body’s rejected value is rethrown unchanged.

Code

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[R131-133]

+    if (link.cause === undefined) {
+      link.cause = addition;
+      return true;

Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent accepted precedents prioritize preserving primary failures; guarding frozen-error cause
assignment directly fixes this correctness regression.

PR-#34
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Evidence

The new implementation treats an assignment failure as an uncaught exception: tryAttachCause
writes link.cause without guarding the operation, while withSharedDatabase only expects a
boolean result to choose the warning path. The regression test covers primitive rejected values but
does not cover an Error whose cause property cannot be assigned.

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[104-108]
packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[127-138]
packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[231-263]

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## Issue description
`tryAttachCause` assigns `link.cause` directly. In strict mode, assigning to a frozen or otherwise non-extensible rejected `Error` throws and causes `withSharedDatabase` to reject with that assignment `TypeError` instead of the original body error.

## Issue Context
The helper explicitly promises to preserve the body’s rejected value. Rejected errors can be frozen or have a non-writable `cause` property, so cause attachment must be best-effort and must never replace the primary failure.

## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[127-138]
- packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[231-263]

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4. Cleanup failure leaks pool ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability

Description

The achievements after hook awaits deleteFixtures() before closing the pool, so a failed delete
or seed-preservation assertion skips pool.end(). This can leave a PostgreSQL backend and
referenced socket alive precisely when teardown fails, potentially preventing the test worker from
exiting cleanly.

Code

packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts[R59-61]

+      // Leave the shared database as this suite found it, so the next run begins from the same
+      // preconditions this one did.
+      await deleteFixtures();

Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent persistence teardown reviews accepted protecting pool closure when cleanup fails, including
cleanup masking precedents.

PR-#34
PR-#14

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Evidence

The added cleanup call precedes pool.end() without a finally. deleteFixtures() can reject from
either its user deletion or its explicit assertion, while the new shared helper elsewhere in this PR
deliberately closes its pool after capturing cleanup failures.

packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts[33-48]
packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts[57-63]
packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[79-93]

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## Issue description
Ensure the achievements suite closes its PostgreSQL pool even if fixture cleanup or the seed-preservation assertion rejects.

## Issue Context
`deleteFixtures()` performs queries and assertions that can throw. The newly introduced sequential teardown currently skips the existing `pool.end()` call on either failure.

## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts[33-48]
- packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts[57-63]

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5. Cleanup failures can disappear ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ◔ Observability

Description

withSharedDatabase records a teardown failure only when the body rejected with an Error whose
cause is empty; for non-Error rejections or errors with an existing cause, the cleanup failure
is silently discarded. This hides failed cleanup and its resulting database residue, contrary to the
helper's stated failure-precedence contract.

Code

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[R95-98]

+  if (bodyFailed) {
+    if (teardownFailed && bodyError instanceof Error && bodyError.cause === undefined) {
+      bodyError.cause = teardownError;
+    }

Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent teardown reviews accepted preserving secondary cleanup failures and preventing primary errors
from hiding them.

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Evidence

The helper documentation says a cleanup failure is attached to the body failure and “never
disappears,” but the implementation attaches it only for an Error with an undefined cause and
otherwise throws the body value without retaining the teardown error.

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[49-54]
packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[95-103]
packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[180-198]

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## Issue description
`withSharedDatabase` silently loses the teardown error when the body rejects with a non-`Error` value or an `Error` that already has a cause. Preserve the body rejection as the primary failure while retaining every teardown failure for diagnosis.

## Issue Context
The helper explicitly promises that cleanup failures never disappear. Add regression coverage for body errors with an existing cause and non-`Error` rejection values.

## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[95-103]
- packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[180-218]

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1. Cleanup failure leaks pool ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability

Description

The achievements after hook awaits deleteFixtures() before closing the pool, so a failed delete
or seed-preservation assertion skips pool.end(). This can leave a PostgreSQL backend and
referenced socket alive precisely when teardown fails, potentially preventing the test worker from
exiting cleanly.

Code

packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts[R59-61]

+      // Leave the shared database as this suite found it, so the next run begins from the same
+      // preconditions this one did.
+      await deleteFixtures();

Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent persistence teardown reviews accepted protecting pool closure when cleanup fails, including
cleanup masking precedents.

PR-#34
PR-#14

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The added cleanup call precedes pool.end() without a finally. deleteFixtures() can reject from
either its user deletion or its explicit assertion, while the new shared helper elsewhere in this PR
deliberately closes its pool after capturing cleanup failures.

packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts[33-48]
packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts[57-63]
packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[79-93]

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## Issue description
Ensure the achievements suite closes its PostgreSQL pool even if fixture cleanup or the seed-preservation assertion rejects.

## Issue Context
`deleteFixtures()` performs queries and assertions that can throw. The newly introduced sequential teardown currently skips the existing `pool.end()` call on either failure.

## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts[33-48]
- packages/persistence/test/achievements.integration.test.ts[57-63]

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2. Cleanup failures can disappear ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ◔ Observability

Description

withSharedDatabase records a teardown failure only when the body rejected with an Error whose
cause is empty; for non-Error rejections or errors with an existing cause, the cleanup failure
is silently discarded. This hides failed cleanup and its resulting database residue, contrary to the
helper's stated failure-precedence contract.

Code

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[R95-98]

+  if (bodyFailed) {
+    if (teardownFailed && bodyError instanceof Error && bodyError.cause === undefined) {
+      bodyError.cause = teardownError;
+    }

Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent teardown reviews accepted preserving secondary cleanup failures and preventing primary errors
from hiding them.

PR-#34
PR-#14

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The helper documentation says a cleanup failure is attached to the body failure and “never
disappears,” but the implementation attaches it only for an Error with an undefined cause and
otherwise throws the body value without retaining the teardown error.

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[49-54]
packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[95-103]
packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[180-198]

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## Issue description
`withSharedDatabase` silently loses the teardown error when the body rejects with a non-`Error` value or an `Error` that already has a cause. Preserve the body rejection as the primary failure while retaining every teardown failure for diagnosis.

## Issue Context
The helper explicitly promises that cleanup failures never disappear. Add regression coverage for body errors with an existing cause and non-`Error` rejection values.

## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[95-103]
- packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[180-218]

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1. Frozen errors replace body failures ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

When the body rejects with a non-extensible or frozen Error that already has no cause, assigning
link.cause throws a TypeError. That escapes the helper and replaces the original body rejection,
violating the documented guarantee that the body’s rejected value is rethrown unchanged.

Code

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[R131-133]

+    if (link.cause === undefined) {
+      link.cause = addition;
+      return true;

Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent accepted precedents prioritize preserving primary failures; guarding frozen-error cause
assignment directly fixes this correctness regression.

PR-#34
PR-#14

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The new implementation treats an assignment failure as an uncaught exception: tryAttachCause
writes link.cause without guarding the operation, while withSharedDatabase only expects a
boolean result to choose the warning path. The regression test covers primitive rejected values but
does not cover an Error whose cause property cannot be assigned.

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[104-108]
packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[127-138]
packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[231-263]

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## Issue description
`tryAttachCause` assigns `link.cause` directly. In strict mode, assigning to a frozen or otherwise non-extensible rejected `Error` throws and causes `withSharedDatabase` to reject with that assignment `TypeError` instead of the original body error.

## Issue Context
The helper explicitly promises to preserve the body’s rejected value. Rejected errors can be frozen or have a non-writable `cause` property, so cause attachment must be best-effort and must never replace the primary failure.

## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[127-138]
- packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[231-263]

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1. Cause verification can throw ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability

Description

tryAttachCause reads link.cause outside the new guard when verifying the assignment, so an
Error accessor or proxy that permits the write but throws on the subsequent read replaces the
original body rejection. This violates withSharedDatabase's guarantee that teardown annotation
cannot replace the body's failure.

Code

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[141]

+      return Object.is(link.cause, addition);

Relevance

●●● Strong

Recent persistence precedents accept fixes preserving primary errors when teardown annotation or
verification can throw.

PR-#34

ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs

Evidence

The helper documents that the body failure must always win and that nothing in the cause walk may
throw, but the newly added verification performs an unguarded property read. The new regression test
covers only a frozen data-property error, not an accessor-backed or proxied error that throws during
verification.

packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[49-63]
packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[127-145]
packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[267-302]

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## Issue description
`tryAttachCause` guards assignment to `cause`, but the verification read performed by `Object.is(link.cause, addition)` remains outside the guard and may throw for accessor-backed or proxied errors. Such an exception replaces the original body failure.

## Issue Context
The helper explicitly promises to rethrow the body's rejected value unchanged and route unattachable teardown failures through the warning path. Extend the guard to cover property reads as well as writes, and add a regression test using an `Error` whose `cause` can be read initially and written but throws during verification.

## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/persistence/src/test-support/fixtures.ts[127-145]
- packages/persistence/test/reused-database.integration.test.ts[267-302]

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