Replaces the per-call $measure closure with a single $dbStart
timestamp taken right before the fetch block and a single subtraction
right after it. Drops 6 lines of HOF indirection plus the $measure
variable, at the cost of including cache GET/SET time (~0.5–5ms) in
measurements when ttl > 0. For slow-query logging at a 100ms+
threshold that noise is negligible, and the default ttl=0 path has
no cache ops at all so the measurement is pure DB engine time.
The bracket captures the cursor lookup, find/count, and transaction
state calls — everything between "query parsed" and "fetch done",
as intended. processDocument's post-fetch relationship work is still
outside the bracket, matching the original design.
Moves the DB-duration measurement and afterQuery() hook from the
tablesDB-specific Rows/XList into the shared
Databases/Collections/Documents/XList base. Because TablesDB Rows and
DocumentsDB Documents both extend the legacy listDocuments base, a
single override now covers all three endpoints: legacy
listDocuments, listDocumentsDBDocuments, and tablesDB listRows.
TablesDB Rows drops the ~200-line action() duplicate and keeps only
the path/params/SDK overrides it needs, plus the extra
->inject('utopia') so its injection chain matches the new base action
signature. DocumentsDB Documents gets the same one-line inject
addition. Net -165 lines of duplication removed.
Behaviour is unchanged for CE (afterQuery() is a no-op); downstream
distributions overriding afterQuery() now observe every list-documents
/ list-rows call site for free.
Wrap each database call (find, count, transaction list/count) with a
measuring closure so the actual DB duration is known — cache hits
report near-zero, cache misses report only the DB time, not cache
save / response serialization.
After the response is sent, invoke a protected afterQuery() hook with
the measured duration, the database/collection documents, and both
parsed + raw query arrays. CE impl is a no-op; downstreams (e.g.,
cloud) can override it to log slow queries without relying on HTTP
shutdown hooks or route-path matching.
Exceptions from afterQuery are swallowed so observability never
breaks the response.
Cache key never included the project ID, so two projects with the same
bucketId, fileId, and transform params would share a cache key. On a
cache hit, Appwrite re-validates the bucket from the cached resourceType
(another project's bucket), which doesn't exist in the requesting
project's DB, throwing storage_bucket_not_found.
Fix: add 'project' to cache.params on the preview route (covers query
param case) and fall back to the X-Appwrite-Project header in
cacheIdentifier() for authenticated requests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cache write hook now checks HTTP status code before writing to prevent
failed AVIF (or any other) conversions from poisoning the cache.
Bumps utopia-php/image to 0.8.5 which fixes AVIF/HEIC output by using
native Imagick instead of the deprecated magick convert shell command.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>