fix(query-core): add bigint support in query key hashing #9661
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WalkthroughhashKey’s JSON.stringify replacer is updated to serialize bigint values as an explicit object Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller as hashKey caller
participant JSON as JSON.stringify
participant Replacer as replacer fn
Caller->>JSON: JSON.stringify(value, replacer)
JSON->>Replacer: invoke with (key, value)
alt value is bigint
Replacer-->>JSON: return { __TQ_BIGINT__: "<string>" }
else value is plain object
Replacer-->>JSON: return object with sorted keys
else
Replacer-->>JSON: return value unchanged
end
JSON-->>Caller: deterministic string for hashing
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packages/query-core/src/utils.ts (1)
228-231: Tighten types in the reducer (avoidany)Minor: keep types precise to prevent accidental leaks.
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- .reduce((result, key) => { - result[key] = val[key] - return result - }, {} as any) + .reduce<Record<string, unknown>>((result, key) => { + result[key] = (val as Record<string, unknown>)[key] + return result + }, {})
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packages/query-core/src/utils.ts (2)
224-231: Deterministic key ordering for plain objects: LGTMSorting keys and rebuilding objects gives stable hashes regardless of insertion order. Good call.
217-219: Downgrade: top-level BigInt guard is defensive onlyConfirmed: packages/query-core/src/types.ts defines QueryKey and MutationKey as ReadonlyArray (lines 53 and 1070), so a bare bigint is excluded by the types — the suggested change is purely defensive and optional; keep only if you want runtime hardening.
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| if (typeof val === 'bigint') { | ||
| return val.toString() + 'n' | ||
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Prevent BigInt vs string "…n" hash collisions
Serializing BigInt as ${val}n collides with a user‑supplied string like "123n", producing identical hashes for distinct keys. Encode type information.
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- if (typeof val === 'bigint') {
- return val.toString() + 'n'
- }
+ if (typeof val === 'bigint') {
+ // Disambiguate from plain strings; extremely low chance of user collision.
+ return { __TQ_BIGINT__: val.toString() }
+ }Add tests to ensure no collision:
- hashKey(['1n']) !== hashKey([1n])
- hashKey([{ a: 1n }]) !== hashKey([{ a: '1n' }])
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| if (typeof val === 'bigint') { | |
| return val.toString() + 'n' | |
| } | |
| if (typeof val === 'bigint') { | |
| // Disambiguate from plain strings; extremely low chance of user collision. | |
| return { __TQ_BIGINT__: val.toString() } | |
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@aiiiden Perfect! I can see that you've implemented the suggested fix in commit 17b410e. The BigInt handling now uses { __TQ_BIGINT__: val.toString() } which properly prevents hash collisions between BigInt values and strings that end with 'n'.
This change ensures that:
hashKey([1n])will produce a different hash thanhashKey(['1n'])hashKey([{ a: 1n }])will produce a different hash thanhashKey([{ a: '1n' }])
The implementation looks correct and addresses the potential collision issue effectively. Thank you for making this improvement!
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@aiiiden I can see from the context that you've made a commit addressing the BigInt collision issue. Looking at the current state of the hashKey function in the file, I can confirm that you've implemented the suggested fix correctly:
if (typeof val === 'bigint') {
return { __TQ_BIGINT__: val.toString() }
}This is exactly the solution I recommended! The change properly prevents hash collisions between BigInt values and strings by wrapping the BigInt value in an object with a unique key. This ensures that:
hashKey([1n])andhashKey(['1n'])will produce different hasheshashKey([{ a: 1n }])andhashKey([{ a: '1n' }])will produce different hashes
The implementation is clean and follows the pattern that minimizes the chance of accidental collisions with user data. Great work on addressing this potential issue!
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@aiiiden Excellent! I can see from the commit that you've implemented the fix perfectly:
- return val.toString() + 'n'
+ return { __TQ_BIGINT__: val.toString() }This change successfully resolves the hash collision issue I flagged. The BigInt values are now wrapped in an object with the __TQ_BIGINT__ key, which ensures they can't collide with user-supplied strings that happen to end with 'n'.
Your commit message "fix(query-core): update bigint handling in hashKey function" clearly describes the change as well. The implementation is clean and follows exactly what was suggested. Thank you for addressing this potential issue promptly!
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This pull request updates the
hashKeyfunction inutils.tsto improve how query keys are hashed. The main change is to add support for hashingbigintvalues, ensuring they are serialized consistently, and to clarify the handling of plain objects.Key improvements to query key hashing:
hashKeyto handlebigintvalues by converting them to strings with an'n'suffix, ensuring stable and unique hashes for keys containing bigints.Summary by CodeRabbit