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a1df77d6 Fixed concurrent Core database test isolation no ref Independent review found that parallel local runs could share a mutable template, regenerate a worker database name, and bind overlapping server ports. Scope every database to its run and reserve a non-ephemeral port block with a held MySQL advisory lock so concurrent runs remain isolated and teardown can clean up deterministically.
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a1df77d6 Fixed concurrent Core database test isolation no ref Independent review found that parallel local runs could share a mutable template, regenerate a worker database name, and bind overlapping server ports. Scope every database to its run and reserve a non-ephemeral port block with a held MySQL advisory lock so concurrent runs remain isolated and teardown can clean up deterministically.
by Steve Larson
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5a8ee19d Removed SQLite Core test plumbing no ref The database-backed Core suites now run only against MySQL, so keeping SQLite worker databases, template restores and conditional expectations adds dead code and makes local behavior differ from CI. Make MySQL the local default, specialize the shared test helpers, and run the former SQLite-only query assertions against MySQL.
by Steve Larson
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5a8ee19d Removed SQLite Core test plumbing no ref The database-backed Core suites now run only against MySQL, so keeping SQLite worker databases, template restores and conditional expectations adds dead code and makes local behavior differ from CI. Make MySQL the local default, specialize the shared test helpers, and run the former SQLite-only query assertions against MySQL.
by Steve Larson
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