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About debugging

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debugging

How to debug tursodb using Bytecode comparison, logging, ThreadSanitizer

Debugging is an agent skill that explains how to debug the Turso database, tursodb, when its behavior differs from SQLite. Turso aims for SQLite compatibility, so the main method is a bytecode comparison. You run EXPLAIN on the same query in sqlite3 and in tursodb, then compare the two bytecode listings. If the bytecode differs, the bug is in code generation. If the bytecode is the same but the results differ, the bug lies in the virtual machine or the storage layer. The skill includes an example that runs EXPLAIN SELECT 1 + 1 in an in-memory sqlite3 session. Its listing also names the other tools the guide covers: logging, ThreadSanitizer, deterministic simulation, and corruption analysis tools. The skill is meant for engineers who find a result that disagrees with SQLite and need to locate the faulty layer before changing code. It is listed on skills.sh under the Turso repository, and the differential fuzzer skill is the companion for finding such differences automatically. Its audit results are Gen Agent Trust Hub: Pass, Socket: Pass and Snyk: Pass.

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github.com/tursodatabase/turso/debugging