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MySQL stores a numeric zero default of a temporal column, such as DEFAULT 0 on a TIMESTAMP column, as its zero value, e.g. '0000-00-00 00:00:00'. The driver stored it verbatim, so SHOW CREATE TABLE emitted DEFAULT '0', which MySQL rejects in strict SQL mode. Normalize these defaults when recording column definitions, and repair defaults stored by older driver versions when the database is configured.
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: normalizing zero defaults for temporal columns. Linked Issues check Issue #541requires canonical temporal zero defaults, strict-mode MySQL import, and H5P round-trip support. The information-schema builder normalizes numeric zero forms for DATE, TIME, DATETIME, TIMES…Out of Scope Changes check The changes support the linked objective. Configuration transactions, migrations, table reconstruction, and DATETIME_PRECISION repair support existing-database normalization. Improved SQLite administr… Full details: Linked Issues check
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#541requires canonical temporal zero defaults, strict-mode MySQL import, and H5P round-trip support. The information-schema builder normalizes numeric zero forms for DATE, TIME, DATETIME, TIMESTAMP, and YEAR. It applies fractional-second precision and preserves YEAR string zeros. The PR evidence reports regression coverage and successful H5P import with STRICT_TRANS_TABLES. The configurator repairs affected existing databases.
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- Line 85: Update SQLITE_DRIVER_VERSION from 3.1.0 to a new version so existing
databases rerun configure_database() and apply
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- Around line 430-431: Update the temporal-default repair query to select EXTRA,
then skip rows marked DEFAULT_GENERATED before calling
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| $this->ensure_global_variables_table(); | ||
| $this->schema_builder->ensure_information_schema_tables(); | ||
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Increment SQLITE_DRIVER_VERSION for this repair.
The merge base and reviewed head both define SQLITE_DRIVER_VERSION as 3.1.0. A database that already saved 3.1.0 skips configure_database(), so normalize_temporal_zero_defaults() does not run and its existing temporal defaults remain unnormalized.
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-define( 'SQLITE_DRIVER_VERSION', '3.1.0' );
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| WHERE DATA_TYPE IN ('date', 'time', 'datetime', 'timestamp', 'year') | ||
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Exclude generated defaults from the stored-default repair.
If an older table has DATETIME DEFAULT (0), the builder stores COLUMN_DEFAULT as 0 and sets EXTRA to DEFAULT_GENERATED. The repair selects this row and replaces 0 with 0000-00-00 00:00:00. SHOW CREATE TABLE then emits it as an expression:
DEFAULT (0000-00-00 00:00:00)This is invalid temporal DDL. Parentheses do not prevent the rewrite because serialize_mysql_expression() removes the outer exprWithParentheses wrapper before storage.
Select EXTRA and skip rows containing DEFAULT_GENERATED.
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- SELECT TABLE_SCHEMA, TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME, DATA_TYPE, COLUMN_TYPE, COLUMN_DEFAULT
+ SELECT TABLE_SCHEMA, TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME, DATA_TYPE, COLUMN_TYPE, COLUMN_DEFAULT, EXTRA
FROM %s
WHERE DATA_TYPE IN ('date', 'time', 'datetime', 'timestamp', 'year')
AND COLUMN_DEFAULT IS NOT NULL",
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foreach ( $columns as $column ) {
+ if ( str_contains( $column['EXTRA'], 'DEFAULT_GENERATED' ) ) {
+ continue;
+ }
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FROM %s
WHERE DATA_TYPE IN ('date', 'time', 'datetime', 'timestamp', 'year')
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Update the temporal-default repair query to select EXTRA, then skip rows marked
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- Around line 6223-6232: Rename the rollback-test tables so the recreated table
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| $this->assertQuery( 'CREATE TABLE _tmp_recreated (id INT, created_at TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT 0)' ); | ||
| $this->assertQuery( 'CREATE TABLE _tmp_failing (id INT, created_at TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT 0)' ); | ||
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| $this->sqlite->exec( "UPDATE _wp_sqlite_mysql_information_schema_columns SET is_nullable = 'NO' WHERE table_name = '_tmp_failing' AND column_name = 'id'" ); |
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Make the rollback test order explicit.
The configurator query has no ORDER BY. It appends table names in query-result order, then iterates them with array_unique(). _tmp_failing can therefore be processed before _tmp_recreated, causing the test to pass without covering rollback of an earlier recreation.
Rename the tables so the failing table follows the recreated table, and update all references.
♻️ Make the failing table sort last
- $this->assertQuery( 'CREATE TABLE _tmp_recreated (id INT, created_at TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT 0)' );
- $this->assertQuery( 'CREATE TABLE _tmp_failing (id INT, created_at TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT 0)' );
- $this->assertQuery( 'INSERT INTO _tmp_failing (id) VALUES (NULL)' );
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Check the zero value after the literal default is resolved, so that all numeric forms are covered, including FALSE and 0e0, not only those that a regex matched. Take the fractional seconds precision from the column data type in the AST. This also fixes reading the precision from the AST, which used the whole "(3)" node and cast it to 0, and which could match a CAST(... AS DATETIME(n)) in a default, generated column, or CHECK expression. Besides the zero values, this corrects the DATETIME_PRECISION of new TIME(n), DATETIME(n), and TIMESTAMP(n) columns. String zeros, such as '0', are normalized as well, as older driver versions stored them the same as numeric zeros. The exception is a YEAR column, where MySQL reads the strings '0' and '00' as the year 2000. Expression defaults, such as DEFAULT (0), stay unchanged.
The repair of temporal zero defaults stored by older driver versions only updated the information schema, while the SQLite tables kept their "0" defaults. INSERT statements that omitted the column then stored "0", also in non-strict SQL mode, where the stored "0" default was previously replaced by an implicit zero value. Recreate the affected tables with OPTIMIZE TABLE, so that their SQLite defaults match the information schema. OPTIMIZE TABLE runs as a savepoint within the configuration transaction. On PHP < 8.4, the driver can't detect a transaction that it didn't start, so the configurator sets its private transaction state directly. A transaction that the configuration didn't start, such as one on a shared SQLite connection, is never rolled back. Foreign keys are disabled during the configuration, as recreating a table drops it, which would otherwise fail or trigger foreign key actions, such as ON DELETE CASCADE, in referencing tables. The driver itself has the same problem when recreating tables: WordPress#528 The repair moves from the information schema builder to the configurator, next to the other configuration steps, as nothing else uses it. It now also: - Runs after the database name migration, which table recreation needs. - Finds the columns by their SQLite defaults, so that it also repairs tables reconstructed from the legacy SQLite driver, whose information schema already has a zero value. - Reads the fractional seconds precision from COLUMN_TYPE, as older driver versions stored a DATETIME_PRECISION of 0. - Repairs YEAR columns only for an unquoted SQLite default, such as 0, as a string zero, such as '0', can be the year 2000. - Skips expression defaults, such as DEFAULT (0).
Older driver versions read the precision from the whole "(3)" node, which casts to 0, so INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS reported a DATETIME_PRECISION of 0 for every TIME(n), DATETIME(n), and TIMESTAMP(n) column. Repair the stored values when configuring the database, using the precision in COLUMN_TYPE. The repair of temporal zero defaults now runs after it, and it reads the repaired DATETIME_PRECISION instead of parsing COLUMN_TYPE itself.
The repairs of DATETIME_PRECISION and temporal zero defaults ran on every driver upgrade, although they fix values that only older driver versions stored. Run both repairs only when the database was last configured by driver 3.1.1 or older, the last version that stored these values incorrectly. The saved version is read within the configuration transaction, before it is updated.
ANALYZE, CHECK, OPTIMIZE, and REPAIR TABLE reported every general SQLite error as "Table '...' doesn't exist", although only the "no such table" error means that. Other errors, such as a failed table rebuild, are now reported as SQLite returns them. This also fixes the error message of a failed repair of temporal zero defaults, which reports the OPTIMIZE TABLE error.
Rows that got a zero default from older driver versions, such as "0" in a TIMESTAMP column, kept that value after the defaults were repaired. MySQL stores the zero value in these rows, and a dump of them doesn't import into MySQL in strict SQL mode. When repairing the defaults, replace the old default in existing rows with the zero value of the column. The table triggers are dropped first, so that the update doesn't run them, e.g., to emulate ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP. Recreating the table drops them anyway, and it creates the driver's triggers again.
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| private function run_migrations( string $saved_version ): void { | ||
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Set SQLITE_DRIVER_VERSION above 3.1.1.
ensure_database_configured() calls configure_database() only when the current version is greater than the saved version. The current version is 3.1.0, so databases already saved at 3.1.0 skip run_migrations(). Their temporal defaults and DATETIME_PRECISION values remain unrepaired.
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Update the SQLITE_DRIVER_VERSION value used by ensure_database_configured() and
configure_database() to a version greater than 3.1.1, so databases saved at
3.1.0 enter run_migrations() and receive both temporal repairs. Preserve the
existing run_migrations() version comparison and migration behavior.
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Summary
A numeric zero default on a temporal column was stored verbatim and emitted as a quoted string:
MySQL rejects
DEFAULT '0'in strict SQL mode (ERROR 1067: Invalid default value), so dumps of these tables don't import. The H5P plugin creates its tables with this pattern, so exports of sites that use it fail.Changes
Zero defaults of temporal columns now get MySQL's zero values, both in new tables and in existing databases:
CREATE TABLEandALTER TABLEstore zero defaults ofDATE,TIME,DATETIME,TIMESTAMP, andYEARcolumns as MySQL zero values, including fractional seconds precision (DATETIME(3)→'0000-00-00 00:00:00.000'). This covers all numeric forms, such as0,-0,0.0,0e0, andFALSE, and it fixesSHOW CREATE TABLE,INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS, and the default that new rows receive.YEAR. Quoted zeros, such asDEFAULT '0', are normalized the same way, as older driver versions stored them the same as numbers. ForYEARcolumns, MySQL reads the strings'0'and'00'as the year 2000, so they stay as written.DATETIME_PRECISION.INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNSreported0for allTIME(n),DATETIME(n), andTIMESTAMP(n)columns. It now reports the precision of the column type.DATETIME_PRECISIONvalues, and it recreates tables whose temporal columns still have a zero default, such as0, so that new rows get the zero value. This includes tables created by the legacy SQLite driver. The repair runs once, within the configuration transaction, so it either fully succeeds or changes nothing.ANALYZE,CHECK,OPTIMIZE, andREPAIR TABLEreported every general SQLite error as a missing table, so a failed repair could sayTable '…' doesn't existfor a table that exists. They now report only SQLite's "no such table" error that way, and other errors as SQLite returns them.Values match MySQL 8 output for the same
CREATE TABLEinSTRICT_TRANS_TABLESmode:COLUMN_DEFAULTTIMESTAMP/DATETIME DEFAULT 00000-00-00 00:00:00DATE DEFAULT 00000-00-00TIME DEFAULT 000:00:00YEAR DEFAULT 00000DATETIME(3) DEFAULT 00000-00-00 00:00:00.000TIMESTAMP(6) DEFAULT 00000-00-00 00:00:00.000000TIME(2) DEFAULT 000:00:00.00Scope
DEFAULT 20200102, are still stored verbatim. The existing@TODOcovers them.YEARstring zeros, such as'0', stay as written. MySQL reads them as the year 2000, but the driver also stores an inserted'0'as0000, so both need a separate fix, tracked in YEAR string zeros '0' and '00' are stored as 0000 instead of 2000 #545. Older driver versions storedYEAR DEFAULT 0andYEAR DEFAULT '0'the same way, so the repair can't tell them apart and leaves them unchanged.AUTO_INCREMENTcounter to the highest existing ID. This is an existing problem ofALTER TABLEandOPTIMIZE TABLE, tracked in ALTER TABLE and OPTIMIZE TABLE reset the AUTO_INCREMENT counter #544.ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP. The legacy SQLite driver implemented it with triggers, which a table rebuild drops without replacing them. This is an existing problem ofALTER TABLEandOPTIMIZE TABLE, tracked in ALTER TABLE drops legacy ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP triggers #547. The repair also rebuilds legacy tables that have a temporal zero default, so they lose it as well.Testing
End to end, the
SHOW CREATE TABLEoutput for H5P'swp_h5p_contentsandwp_h5p_contents_user_dataimports into MySQL withsql_mode='STRICT_TRANS_TABLES'. Before the change, it fails withERROR 1067. See the verification on a WordPress Studio site.AI assistance: Claude (Anthropic) via the Pi coding agent, with an initial candidate from a Homeboy cook. Claude traced the failure, reworked and tested the implementation, verified it against MySQL, and drafted this PR at Chris Huber's direction.
Fixes #541.
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YEARzero values remain unchanged.