SQLite 3.34.0 causes Tracker 3 test suite to fail (database corrupt)
(1) By heftig on 2020-12-09 12:19:36 [link] [source]
Previous bug report at Arch Linux FS#68903.
With SQLite 3.34.0, tracker-fd-test from the GNOME Tracker 3.0.1 or 3.0.2 test suite fails with:
Tracker-CRITICAL **: 02:39:41.823: SQLite error: database disk image is malformed (errno: Success)
Apparently sqlite3_step returns SQLITE_CORRUPT. When using SQLite 3.33.0, the test suite passes.
Enabling debug support by passing --buildtype debug to meson and running the tests with TRACKER_DEBUG=sqlite,sql-statements dbus-run-session meson test --print-errorlogs -t 3 shows the last statement executed:
Tracker-Message: 10:22:32.985: Executing update: 'INSERT INTO "main".fts5 (fts5, rowid , "nco:phoneNumber", "nfo:fontFamily", "nmm:artistName", "nfo:tableOfContents", "nfo:fileName", "nfo:genre", "nmm:genre", "nco:emailAddress", "nie:keyword", "nmm:category", "nco:nameAdditional", "nco:nameFamily", "nco:nameGiven", "nco:contactGroupName", "nco:fullname", "nco:nickname", "nco:country", "nco:county", "nco:district", "nco:extendedAddress", "nco:locality", "nco:pobox", "nco:postalcode", "nco:region", "nco:streetAddress", "nco:imID", "nco:imNickname", "nie:comment", "nie:description", "nie:plainTextContent", "nie:subject", "nie:title", "nao:description", "nao:prefLabel", "nco:department", "nco:role", "nco:title", "nco:note") SELECT 'delete', rowid , "nco:phoneNumber", "nfo:fontFamily", "nmm:artistName", "nfo:tableOfContents", "nfo:fileName", "nfo:genre", "nmm:genre", "nco:emailAddress", "nie:keyword", "nmm:category", "nco:nameAdditional", "nco:nameFamily", "nco:nameGiven", "nco:contactGroupName", "nco:fullname", "nco:nickname", "nco:country", "nco:county", "nco:district", "nco:extendedAddress", "nco:locality", "nco:pobox", "nco:postalcode", "nco:region", "nco:streetAddress", "nco:imID", "nco:imNickname", "nie:comment", "nie:description", "nie:plainTextContent", "nie:subject", "nie:title", "nao:description", "nao:prefLabel", "nco:department", "nco:role", "nco:title", "nco:note" FROM "main".fts_view WHERE rowid = 100002'
(2) By anonymous on 2020-12-09 16:40:06 in reply to 1 [link] [source]
git bisection shows:
86f477edaa17767b39c7bae5b67cac8580f7a8c1 is the first bad commit
commit 86f477edaa17767b39c7bae5b67cac8580f7a8c1
Author: dan <dan@noemail.net>
Date: Fri Sep 11 15:01:49 2020 +0000
Catch fts5 index corruption caused by issuing 'delete' commands with incorrect data earlier in some cases. Also fix a couple of test script problems.
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