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TML-3686, TML-3689, TML-3690: MongoDB queries take an execution context, as SQL queries do, so only validating entry points accept a contract - #30865
importmongoStatic,{contractFromJson}from'@prisma/orm-mongo/static';importtype{Contract}from'./contract.d';importcontractJsonfrom'./contract.json'with{type: 'json'};// before: mongoQuery trusted whatever it was givenconstq=mongoQuery<Contract>({contract: JSON.parse(text)});// a malformed contract failed later, deep inside a query// after: the contract enters through an entry point that validates it, as it does for SQLconst{ query, raw }=mongoStatic({contract: contractFromJson<Contract>(contractJson)});constusers=query.from('users');// with a client: db.query, db.raw, db.orm
MongoDB's query builder, raw queries and ORM now take an execution context instead of a contract, exactly as their SQL counterparts do. A context can only come from mongoStatic({ contract }) or mongo({ contract }), and both validate the contract once, so an unchecked contract can no longer reach a query.
The decision
The rule SQL already follows
On the SQL side, nothing that builds or runs queries takes a contract. The SQL query builder is called as sql({ context }), and the ORM as orm({ context, runtime }). An execution context is the validated contract together with what queries need from it, such as codecs and the values the database or the client generates. Only two kinds of entry point create one, and both validate the contract once:
the static entry, postgresStatic({ contract }), which builds queries without connecting to a database;
the client, postgres({ contract, … }).
Applications therefore write postgresStatic(…).sql or db.sql, and a contract that fails validation is rejected where it enters, with one error.
MongoDB now follows it
Before this PR, MongoDB's query builder took a contract directly: mongoQuery({ contract }). It trusted whatever it was given, unlike every other entry point that takes a contract. MongoDB now copies the SQL arrangement:
mongoQuery({ context }), mongoRaw({ context }) and mongoOrm({ context, runtime }) take a context, like sql(), SQL's raw queries and orm().
Only mongoStatic({ contract }) and mongo({ contract }) take a contract, and they validate it with the same error.
Applications use mongoStatic(…).query and .raw, or db.query, db.raw and db.orm, as SQL applications use .sql and db.orm.
@prisma/orm-mongo/query-builder republishes the query builder unchanged, as @prisma/orm-postgres/builder does for SQL.
What had to change underneath to copy SQL
The query builder sits in a lower package layer than the MongoDB runtime, and a layer can only import from the layers below it. So the context type had to move down to where the builder can name it, the way SQL keeps its ExecutionContext next to its query builder. Moving it meant making it look like SQL's in every respect:
MongoExecutionContext has no stack. It used to hold the execution stack, the set of pieces a client is built from (target, adapter, extensions), whose types live in a higher layer. SQL's context never held one.
The runtime takes the adapter separately.createMongoRuntime({ context, adapter, driver }) matches the SQL runtime, and mongo() creates the adapter, as the SQL clients do.
MongoExecutionContext has no enums.db.enums is built in the static entry with the framework's buildNamespacedEnums, as Postgres does. The MongoDB ORM checks written enum values, which the SQL ORM does not, so it builds the accessors it needs once per ORM client.
The ORM always has the mutation defaults. Mutation defaults are the values the client generates on create, such as createdAt. Because they now come from the context, the ORM's mutationDefaults option and the ORM.MUTATION_DEFAULTS_MISSING error are gone: an ORM that would skip generated fields can no longer be built. createMongoCollection takes { context, runtime } for the same reason.
MongoExecutionStack has no driver field, since nothing used it.
Two smaller fixes
SqlExecutionStackWithDriver really has a driver (TML-3689). Its driver was optional, and the static entries and toSql used it with no driver, so every client that connects checked for a missing one. The static entries and toSql now use the existing SqlExecutionStack, which has no driver, and SqlExecutionStackWithDriver requires one. createSqlExecutionStack returns the type that matches what it is given, and builds the stack through the framework's createExecutionStack, so the driver gets the target's session settings.
RuntimeMode is declared once (TML-3690). The client option mode ('strict' or 'permissive') was typed in the SQL runtime, so MongoDB and the middleware types wrote the same union out by hand. It now lives in framework-components.
What changes for users
Applications that called mongoQuery, mongoRaw or mongoOrm directly use mongoStatic({ contract }) or the client instead, or pass a context.
Extension authors:createMongoRuntime takes { context, adapter, driver }; mongoOrm takes { context, runtime } (it took executor and enums); createMongoCollection takes { context, runtime }; buildMongoEnums and MongoEnumAccessors are gone, so use db.enums or buildNamespacedEnums; MongoExecutionContext has one type parameter. Code that built a SqlExecutionStackWithDriver with no driver uses SqlExecutionStack.
Upgrade instructions are in upgrade-instructions/pending/mongo-query-takes-context/ and upgrade-instructions/pending/stack-driver-required/.
One difference from SQL remains, outside this PR: MongoDB has no runtime driver descriptor yet, so mongo() creates its driver directly instead of getting it from the stack. That is TML-3763.
How it was checked
Tests:
mongoQuery, mongoRaw and mongoOrm build the same queries from a context as before.
Type tests show none of them accepts { contract }.
mongoStatic and mongo() reject a malformed contract with the same code and message.
A collection created through the public path fills generated fields such as createdAt, and enum checks still reject a value that is not a member.
A type test pins createSqlExecutionStack's two return types, and a Supabase client on a caller's pool keeps its session settings after a role session ends.
Published packages:@prisma/orm-mongo/query-builder and @prisma/orm-family-mongo/query-builder export the same builder, unwrapped.
Review: a full /drive-code-review (system design and code) of the whole branch, then verification rounds. Every acceptance criterion passes.
Repository checks: every CI lint and check step, check:upgrade-coverage --mode pr, coverage in every changed package, the upgrade-instruction tests, the MongoDB integration files, and the retail-store and mongo-demo examples, after merging main.
Alternatives considered
A validating mongoQuery wrapper in the MongoDB package, with the builder renamed and published under an internal/ path. It added an entry point SQL does not have, and duplicated mongoStatic, which already validates and returns the builder.
Keep the stack in MongoExecutionContext and give the runtime a second context type that adds it. SQL's context has no stack, and the SQL runtime receives its adapter separately.
Keep enums on the context, so collections and db.enums share one set of objects. SQL's context has no enums.
Give the stack with a required driver a new name. Once the driver is required, the existing name describes it exactly.
The SQL runtime, the MongoDB runtime, the MongoDB client options and the activity context import it from there. @internal/sql-runtime still exports it, from its exports entry.
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SqlExecutionStackWithDriver now requires its driver. createSqlExecutionStack returns it when given a driver, and SqlExecutionStack, which has no driver, when not. toSql and the static entries take SqlExecutionStack. The clients that connect no longer check for a missing driver. The framework ExecutionStack declares its driver optional, so a stack with no driver still instantiates.
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@prisma/orm-mongo/query-builder now serves the MongoDB facade mongoQuery, which validates with validateMongoContract, the validator and error of mongo({ contract }), and skips a value already validated. The internal query builder is unchanged, and every other export of the subpath still reaches users.
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The family builder is renamed mongoQueryOnValidatedContract and moved to the internal entry @internal/mongo-query-builder/internal/on-validated-contract, published as @prisma/orm-family-mongo/query-builder/internal/on-validated-contract. The family query-builder root no longer exports any mongoQuery. The upgrade instructions add an extension fragment and find aliased imports and imports from the family package.
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The pull request changes Mongo query construction to read contracts from execution contexts. It also updates SQL execution-stack types and construction so stacks can omit a driver, and aligns runtime consumers, tests, documentation, and upgrade guidance with these API changes.
Changes: Mongo Query Context
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Context-based query construction packages/2-mongo-family/5-query-builders/query-builder/src/query.ts, packages/3-targets/mongo/9-facade/src/static/mongo-static.ts, packages/3-targets/mongo/9-facade/test/contract-from-json.test.ts, packages/2-mongo-family/5-query-builders/query-builder/test/builder.test-d.ts
mongoQuery now takes a context and reads its contract from context.contract. mongoStatic passes the execution context to the builder. Tests cover malformed contracts, query metadata, and acceptance of the context form.
Call sites and test migration packages/2-mongo-family/5-query-builders/query-builder/test/*, packages/2-mongo-family/7-runtime/test/*, packages/3-targets/mongo/9-facade/test/*, test/integration/test/mongo*, test/integration/test/mongo/runtime/*, examples/mongo-demo/test/*
Builder, runtime, integration, and example tests pass contracts through context. Existing result and type assertions remain unchanged.
Public documentation and upgrade guidance docs/architecture docs/adrs/*, docs/architecture docs/subsystems/10. MongoDB Family.md, docs/reference/Mongo Pipeline Builder.md, packages/2-mongo-family/5-query-builders/query-builder/{DEVELOPING.md,README.md}, upgrade-instructions/pending/mongo-query-takes-context/*, test/integration/test/upgrade-instructions/mongo-query-takes-context/*
Examples use public Mongo package paths and obtain builders from static or client contexts. Upgrade instructions and detection tests cover migration from mongoQuery({ contract }).
SQL Execution Stacks
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Stack types and construction packages/1-framework/1-core/framework-components/src/execution/execution-stack.ts, packages/2-sql-family/5-runtime/src/sql-context.ts, packages/2-sql-family/5-runtime/src/to-sql.ts, packages/2-sql-family/5-runtime/test/execution-stack.types.test-d.ts, packages/2-sql-family/5-runtime/test/utils.ts
ExecutionStack.driver is optional. createSqlExecutionStack returns distinct driverless and driver-bearing stack types, and createToSql accepts the driverless type. Tests assert the type distinction.
The framework exports RuntimeMode, which SQL and Mongo runtime options use. PostgreSQL and SQLite static contexts accept driverless stacks. Runtime consumers no longer explicitly check for a missing driver descriptor before creating a driver.
Documentation and examples describe driverless stacks and client setup. Upgrade guidance and detection tests describe the driver-related type and factory changes.
Direct query-builder callers can construct queries from malformed contracts without the expected validation error. Restore validation at the public entry point before merging.
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When extension code calls createSqlExecutionStack({ target, adapter }) and destructures driver from the result, the call returns SqlExecutionStack, which has no driver member. TypeScript reports an error. The existing patterns miss this inferred use: one requires SqlExecutionStackWithDriver, and the other requires .driver. Add a separate destructuring pattern and a regression fixture.
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--- a/upgrade-instructions/pending/stack-driver-required/extension/instructions.md+++ b/upgrade-instructions/pending/stack-driver-required/extension/instructions.md
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- '(?<![\w$])SqlExecutionStackWithDriver(?![\w$])'
- '(?<![\w$.])(?:this\.)?[\w$]*[sS]tack\.driver(?![\w$])'
+ - '(?<![\w$])\{[^{}]*\bdriver\b[^{}]*\}\s*=\s*[\w$]*[sS]tack(?![\w$])'--- a/test/integration/test/upgrade-instructions/stack-driver-required/detection.test.ts+++ b/test/integration/test/upgrade-instructions/stack-driver-required/detection.test.ts
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['a stack with a longer name', 'const driver = clientStack.driver.create();'],
['a stack on this', 'if (!this.stack.driver) throw new Error();'],
+ [+ 'a destructured driver from an inferred stack',+ 'const clientStack = createSqlExecutionStack({ target, adapter });\nconst { driver } = clientStack;',+ ],
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@coderabbitai on the outside-diff finding in review 5628649278 (destructured reads of a driverless stack): fixed in 25f554a. The stack-driver-required detection now finds driver destructured from a createSqlExecutionStack(...) call or a stack-named variable, including a renamed driver: d, and skips const { driver } = options and other members destructured from a stack. Test cases cover both.
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mongoQuery({ context }) reads the contract from a MongoDB execution context instead of taking { contract }. mongoStatic() and mongo() build it from the context they create after validating the contract, so applications use mongoStatic({ contract }).query or db.query. @prisma/orm-mongo/query-builder republishes the builder unchanged, as @prisma/orm-postgres/builder republishes the SQL builder; the facade wrapper, its entry and the internal subpath are removed. The upgrade fragments describe the new call.
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…nd mongoQuery takes it
As SQL declares ExecutionContext in relational-core, MongoDB declares MongoExecutionContext in @internal/mongo-query-ast, with the contract, the codec lookup and applyMutationDefaults, and no stack. @internal/mongo-runtime still exports it. createMongoRuntime takes the stack as its own option, the way the SQL runtime receives its adapter beside the context, and every reader of context.stack uses the stack it now receives. mongoQuery takes { context: MongoExecutionContext<TContract> }, so an object holding only a contract no longer compiles.
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…utionStack, so its driver gets the target session settings
The overloads built the stack object directly, which skipped the framework factory that wraps the driver to create it with the session settings the target declares. A Supabase client on a caller pool then lost DateStyle ISO after RESET ALL.
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TML-3686, TML-3689, TML-3690: mongoQuery validates its contract, and the runtime types say what they hold
TML-3686, TML-3689, TML-3690: The MongoDB query builder takes an execution context like the SQL builder, and runtime types say what they hold
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TML-3689: the new MySQL facade moves to the same stack types: its static entry takes SqlExecutionStack and its client no longer checks for a missing driver.
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…aw take a context
createMongoRuntime takes { context, adapter, driver }, as the SQL runtime does; it reads the target from context.contract.target. mongo() creates the adapter. MongoExecutionStack loses its unused driver field. mongoOrm and mongoRaw take { context } instead of { contract }; mongoOrm fills execution defaults through the context, so its mutationDefaults option and ORM.MUTATION_DEFAULTS_MISSING are gone. Upgrade fragments and detection tests cover each change.
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mongoOrm({ context, runtime }) replaces mongoOrm({ context, executor, enums }); the ORM builds enum accessors from the context. createMongoCollection takes ({ context, runtime }, modelName), like a SQL Collection, so a collection always fills generated fields. MongoExecutionContext constrains its contract to a MongoContract, as SQL ExecutionContext does; buildMongoEnums moves beside it in query-ast. A test shows mongoStatic and mongo reject a malformed contract with the same code and message.
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…spacedEnums
createMongoExecutionContext builds the contract enum accessors with the framework buildNamespacedEnums, as Postgres does, and holds them as context.enums. db.enums and every ORM collection read those same objects. The copied buildMongoEnums and MongoEnumAccessors are removed, and mongoStatic needs no cast for its enums.
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… its own accessors per client
MongoExecutionContext has no enums, as SQL ExecutionContext has none. The static context builds db.enums with buildNamespacedEnums, as the Postgres static context does, with no cast. mongoOrm builds the accessors it checks written enum values against from the context once per client and hands them to every collection.
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enumMemberCodecFor(codecs), beside MongoCodecLookup in query-ast, is the lookup buildNamespacedEnums reads enum members through. The static context and the ORM both use it instead of each writing its own.
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MongoDB's query builder, raw queries and ORM now take an execution context instead of a contract, exactly as their SQL counterparts do. A context can only come from
mongoStatic({ contract })ormongo({ contract }), and both validate the contract once, so an unchecked contract can no longer reach a query.The decision
The rule SQL already follows
On the SQL side, nothing that builds or runs queries takes a contract. The SQL query builder is called as
sql({ context }), and the ORM asorm({ context, runtime }). An execution context is the validated contract together with what queries need from it, such as codecs and the values the database or the client generates. Only two kinds of entry point create one, and both validate the contract once:postgresStatic({ contract }), which builds queries without connecting to a database;postgres({ contract, … }).Applications therefore write
postgresStatic(…).sqlordb.sql, and a contract that fails validation is rejected where it enters, with one error.MongoDB now follows it
Before this PR, MongoDB's query builder took a contract directly:
mongoQuery({ contract }). It trusted whatever it was given, unlike every other entry point that takes a contract. MongoDB now copies the SQL arrangement:mongoQuery({ context }),mongoRaw({ context })andmongoOrm({ context, runtime })take a context, likesql(), SQL's raw queries andorm().mongoStatic({ contract })andmongo({ contract })take a contract, and they validate it with the same error.mongoStatic(…).queryand.raw, ordb.query,db.rawanddb.orm, as SQL applications use.sqlanddb.orm.@prisma/orm-mongo/query-builderrepublishes the query builder unchanged, as@prisma/orm-postgres/builderdoes for SQL.What had to change underneath to copy SQL
The query builder sits in a lower package layer than the MongoDB runtime, and a layer can only import from the layers below it. So the context type had to move down to where the builder can name it, the way SQL keeps its
ExecutionContextnext to its query builder. Moving it meant making it look like SQL's in every respect:MongoExecutionContexthas no stack. It used to hold the execution stack, the set of pieces a client is built from (target, adapter, extensions), whose types live in a higher layer. SQL's context never held one.createMongoRuntime({ context, adapter, driver })matches the SQL runtime, andmongo()creates the adapter, as the SQL clients do.MongoExecutionContexthas noenums.db.enumsis built in the static entry with the framework'sbuildNamespacedEnums, as Postgres does. The MongoDB ORM checks written enum values, which the SQL ORM does not, so it builds the accessors it needs once per ORM client.createdAt. Because they now come from the context, the ORM'smutationDefaultsoption and theORM.MUTATION_DEFAULTS_MISSINGerror are gone: an ORM that would skip generated fields can no longer be built.createMongoCollectiontakes{ context, runtime }for the same reason.MongoExecutionStackhas nodriverfield, since nothing used it.Two smaller fixes
SqlExecutionStackWithDriverreally has a driver (TML-3689). Its driver was optional, and the static entries andtoSqlused it with no driver, so every client that connects checked for a missing one. The static entries andtoSqlnow use the existingSqlExecutionStack, which has no driver, andSqlExecutionStackWithDriverrequires one.createSqlExecutionStackreturns the type that matches what it is given, and builds the stack through the framework'screateExecutionStack, so the driver gets the target's session settings.RuntimeModeis declared once (TML-3690). The client optionmode('strict'or'permissive') was typed in the SQL runtime, so MongoDB and the middleware types wrote the same union out by hand. It now lives inframework-components.What changes for users
mongoQuery,mongoRawormongoOrmdirectly usemongoStatic({ contract })or the client instead, or pass a context.createMongoRuntimetakes{ context, adapter, driver };mongoOrmtakes{ context, runtime }(it tookexecutorandenums);createMongoCollectiontakes{ context, runtime };buildMongoEnumsandMongoEnumAccessorsare gone, so usedb.enumsorbuildNamespacedEnums;MongoExecutionContexthas one type parameter. Code that built aSqlExecutionStackWithDriverwith no driver usesSqlExecutionStack.Upgrade instructions are in
upgrade-instructions/pending/mongo-query-takes-context/andupgrade-instructions/pending/stack-driver-required/.One difference from SQL remains, outside this PR: MongoDB has no runtime driver descriptor yet, so
mongo()creates its driver directly instead of getting it from the stack. That is TML-3763.How it was checked
mongoQuery,mongoRawandmongoOrmbuild the same queries from a context as before.{ contract }.mongoStaticandmongo()reject a malformed contract with the same code and message.createdAt, and enum checks still reject a value that is not a member.createSqlExecutionStack's two return types, and a Supabase client on a caller's pool keeps its session settings after a role session ends.@prisma/orm-mongo/query-builderand@prisma/orm-family-mongo/query-builderexport the same builder, unwrapped./drive-code-review(system design and code) of the whole branch, then verification rounds. Every acceptance criterion passes.check:upgrade-coverage --mode pr, coverage in every changed package, the upgrade-instruction tests, the MongoDB integration files, and theretail-storeandmongo-demoexamples, after mergingmain.Alternatives considered
mongoQuerywrapper in the MongoDB package, with the builder renamed and published under aninternal/path. It added an entry point SQL does not have, and duplicatedmongoStatic, which already validates and returns the builder.MongoExecutionContextand give the runtime a second context type that adds it. SQL's context has no stack, and the SQL runtime receives its adapter separately.enumson the context, so collections anddb.enumsshare one set of objects. SQL's context has noenums.Closes TML-3686, TML-3689, TML-3690.
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