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// before: a type error; the Supabase client always read the whole result into memory
const db = await supabase({ contract, url, jwtSecret, cursor: { batchSize: 500 } });

// after: accepted, with the same meaning as on postgres()
const user = await db.asUser(jwt);
for await (const post of user.orm.public.Post.all()) {
  // rows arrive from a server-side cursor, 500 at a time
}

supabase() now takes the options postgres() takes, because its option types are Postgres's types rather than a hand-copied list. That adds cursor and binding, and it makes supabase() check its database input the way postgres() does. sqlite() gets no new option: its reads already stream row by row, and its README now says so.

This PR also fixes a role leak in Supabase role sessions: a released session returned its connection to the pool still running as the session's role. See Role sessions reset their role.

The decision

The clients present one interface

Every client should take the same options, except where a client really works differently. Before this PR the options were:

Option	postgres()	postgresServerless()	supabase()	sqlite()
extensions, middleware, verifyMarker, log, mode	yes	yes	yes	yes
cursor	yes	yes	no	no
poolOptions	yes	no pool	yes	no pool
url, pg	yes	connect({ url })	yes, pg a pg.Pool only	path
binding	yes	no	no	no

supabase() takes Postgres's option types

supabase()'s options are now PostgresOptionsBase plus binding options derived from PostgresBindingOptions, so the two clients cannot drift apart again. It turns its options into a runtime and a pool with the same functions postgres() uses, exported from a new internal entry, @internal/postgres/internal/options.

• cursor means what it means on postgres(). Unset, a read gets its whole result before the first row; set, rows stream from a server-side cursor in batches of batchSize, 100 by default. An invalid batchSize fails the factory call with RUNTIME.ARGUMENT_INVALID. The application runtime and the .supabase runtime share one driver, so both use the setting. Supabase had cursors off only because the option was never added; nothing in its history gives another reason.
• binding takes the URL and pool forms. A pg.Client, as pg or as a binding, is still refused with SUPABASE.CONFIG_INVALID: one connection cannot serve role sessions (TML-3688, TML-3411, TML-3685, TML-3687: A Supabase client shuts down like a Postgres client, because all role work goes through one role scope #30828).

Cursors work with role sessions. A role session sets its role on a connection it holds, and the cursor reads on that connection, inside a role transaction too. A stream left early still closes its cursor before the connection is reset.

Role sessions reset their role

A Supabase role session runs set_config(...) for the JWT claims and SET ROLE on a connection it holds, and resets the connection with RESET ALL when it releases it. RESET ALL clears the claims but not the role, so the connection went back to the pool still running as the session's role, such as authenticated. The next user of that connection, including other code on a pg.Pool the caller passed in, ran under that role. Release now sends RESET ALL and then RESET ROLE, and destroys the connection instead of returning it if either fails. ADR 230 and the Supabase README said RESET ALL alone was enough; both are corrected.

Both factories check the database input the same way

Because supabase() now resolves its input with postgres()'s code, it gains postgres()'s checks, and both gain checks for the wrong type and for what a binding holds:

• Passing both url and pg fails with RUNTIME.BINDING_INVALID. Before, supabase() silently used pg.
• A url, top-level or inside a { kind: 'url' } binding, that is empty, cannot be parsed, or is not postgres:// fails when the factory is called. Before, an empty url made pg connect using the PG* environment variables or to localhost.
• null or a value of the wrong type as pg, url, binding, or a binding's pool or client, and a binding of an unknown kind, fail with RUNTIME.BINDING_INVALID, naming the option. Before, postgres() threw a bare TypeError, some of them on the first query.
• No error contains the value it rejects, so a connection string passed by mistake never puts its password, or any other part of it, in an error.
• Each factory's errors list only the inputs it takes. supabase() refuses a pg.Client, as pg or as a binding of any content, with SUPABASE.CONFIG_INVALID before any other check, and never suggests passing one.

A failed connection ends the pool the factory built from a URL and leaves a caller's pool open; postgres() and supabase() share that step.

sqlite() needs no cursor

The SQLite driver yields rows one at a time with StatementSync.iterate(), which is what a cursor gives on Postgres. An option that changes nothing would mislead, so the SQLite README now explains how reads stream and why cursor, poolOptions, url, pg and binding do not apply to an embedded file database.

Every SQL client shares one option type

SqlExecutionOptions<TTargetId> in @internal/sql-runtime holds the options that say how queries run: extensions, middleware, verifyMarker, log and mode. postgres(), postgresServerless(), sqlite() and mysql() build their option types from it instead of copying the list, and Postgres adds cursor. It extends RuntimeExecutionOptions, the four options the runtime itself takes, which RuntimeOptions also extends; extensions goes to the execution stack instead. toRuntimeOptions copies the runtime's four options for all five clients, and a new runtime option fails to compile until it copies it too.

What changes for users

• Supabase applications can pass cursor and binding.
• Supabase applications sharing a pg.Pool no longer get connections left running as a session's role.
• Code that passes url and pg together to supabase() now gets RUNTIME.BINDING_INVALID. This is the one input that worked before and now fails. Pass one input.
• Code that passes an empty or non-Postgres url, null or a wrongly typed database input, or a binding of an unknown kind or with a bad url, pool or client, to postgres() or supabase() now gets RUNTIME.BINDING_INVALID when the factory is called, instead of a TypeError or a connection to the wrong place. Leave an option out rather than passing null.
• Code that matched SUPABASE.CONFIG_INVALID for a pg value that is neither a pool nor a client now sees RUNTIME.BINDING_INVALID. A pg.Client still gets SUPABASE.CONFIG_INVALID, with the message "Supabase takes a pg.Pool or a url, not a pg.Client".

Upgrade instructions: upgrade-instructions/pending/supabase-takes-postgres-options/, with detection tests.

The Supabase README now states the two cursor rules the Postgres README states: a query on the same transaction inside a for await over a cursor stream waits forever, and an unfinished stream keeps close() waiting when the client built its own pool from url.

How it was checked

• Tests:
  • cursor reaches the driver: batches of 500, 100 for {}, a whole-result read when unset; batchSize: 0 rejected.
  • Type tests: supabase()'s options equal PostgresOptionsBase, and each binding input matches postgres()'s except the narrowed pg and binding.
  • Against PGlite with the Supabase schema: a role-bound read with cursor: { batchSize: 4 } gets rows 1 to 8 before a division-by-zero error at row 10 (with cursors off it gets none, so the test fails if cursors are off); a cursor read inside a role transaction runs on the same connection as authenticated; the .supabase runtime streams auth.users.
  • The role leak: on a caller's pg.Pool with one connection, after a role session stops a cursor read early, the next query on the pool runs on the same backend as the login role with empty claims. It fails without RESET ALL and without RESET ROLE. A failed reset destroys the connection.
  • Binding errors on both factories, including that no error contains any part of a rejected URL or a connection string passed as pg, client or a binding kind; Supabase errors never mention a pg.Client.
  • A failed connection ends a pool built from a URL and leaves a caller's pool open.
  • Type tests for every client's option type and for RuntimeExecutionOptions.
• Review: /drive-code-review (system design and code): four rounds, then a full review of the whole branch and re-checks of each fix round. Every done condition passes.
• Repository checks: every CI lint and check step, fixtures:check, check:upgrade-coverage --mode pr, coverage in both changed packages, the detection tests and the examples/supabase typecheck, after merging main.
• Manual check of supabase() from source: cursor: { batchSize: 0 }, pg given a connection string, { url: null, pg }, url with pg, and a mysql:// URL each failed with the expected code and message, and none contained the password; cursor: { batchSize: 500 } was accepted.

Alternatives considered

• A cursor option on sqlite() for symmetry. It would change nothing, since SQLite reads already stream.
• Keep supabase()'s own option list and add cursor to it. The lists had already drifted once; using Postgres's types prevents it.
• Accept a pg.Client as binding to match postgres() exactly. One connection cannot serve role sessions.

Closes TML-3682.

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The SQL runtime now provides shared execution-option types and conversion. The PostgreSQL facade validates database inputs and exposes internal helpers. Supabase uses shared PostgreSQL binding and cursor support, with related tests, documentation, and upgrade guidance.

Changes: Shared SQL Options and Supabase PostgreSQL Support

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared SQL execution options packages/2-sql-family/5-runtime/src/*, packages/3-targets/postgres/9-facade/src/runtime/*, packages/3-targets/mysql/9-facade/src/runtime/*, packages/3-targets/sqlite/9-facade/src/runtime/*, related option tests	The SQL runtime exports SqlExecutionOptions and toRuntimeOptions. PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite use the shared option type and conversion. PostgreSQL retains its cursor option.
PostgreSQL binding validation and helper exports packages/3-targets/postgres/9-facade/src/runtime/binding.ts, packages/3-targets/postgres/9-facade/src/exports/*, packages/3-targets/postgres/9-facade/{package.json,tsdown.config.ts}, packages/9-public/@prisma/orm-postgres/package.json, related tests, architecture.config.json	The PostgreSQL facade rejects invalid binding inputs and unsupported binding kinds with structured errors. It exports binding and cursor helpers through internal/options and adds PostgresBindingOptions to its runtime type exports.
Supabase binding and cursor integration packages/3-extensions/supabase/src/runtime/supabase.ts, packages/3-extensions/supabase/test/*	Supabase resolves database inputs through shared PostgreSQL helpers, rejects pgClient, validates cursor options, and passes converted bindings and cursor options to the driver. Tests cover binding inputs, cursor options, and streaming behavior.
Runtime documentation and upgrade guidance packages/3-extensions/supabase/README.md, packages/3-targets/postgres/9-facade/README.md, packages/3-targets/sqlite/9-facade/README.md, upgrade-instructions/pending/supabase-takes-postgres-options/*, test/integration/test/upgrade-instructions/supabase-takes-postgres-options/*	The documentation describes Supabase database inputs and cursor behavior, PostgreSQL binding options, and SQLite row iteration. Upgrade instructions and detection tests cover invalid or conflicting inputs and migration patterns.

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Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Supabase as Supabase runtime
  participant Cursor as validateCursorOptions
  participant Resolver as resolveSupabaseBinding
  participant Postgres as resolveOptionalPostgresBinding
  participant Driver as Postgres driver
  Supabase->>Cursor: validate cursor options
  Supabase->>Resolver: resolve database input
  Resolver->>Postgres: resolve url, pg, or binding
  Postgres-->>Resolver: resolved binding
  Resolver-->>Supabase: reject pgClient or return binding
  Supabase->>Driver: pass converted binding and cursor options

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Validate URLs in explicit bindings during the factory call.

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+function checkPgPoolBinding(binding: object): void {
+  if (!('kind' in binding) || binding.kind !== 'pgPool') return;
+
+  const pool: unknown = 'pool' in binding ? binding.pool : undefined;
+  if (typeof pool === 'object' && pool !== null && isPgPool(pool as Pool)) return;
+
+  throw postgresError(
+    'RUNTIME.BINDING_INVALID',
+    'The pgPool binding must contain a pg.Pool',
+    {
+      why: `The pgPool binding pool is ${typeOfInput(pool)}, and it must be a pg.Pool.`,
+      fix: "Pass binding: { kind: 'pgPool', pool } with a pg.Pool.",
+      meta: { extension: 'postgres', reason: 'invalid pgPool binding', receivedType: typeOfInput(pool) },
+    },
+  );
+}
+
 function checkInputTypes(options: PostgresBindingFields): void {

-  if (options.binding !== undefined) checkBindingKind(options.binding);
+  if (options.binding !== undefined) {
+    checkBindingKind(options.binding);
+    checkPgPoolBinding(options.binding);
+  }

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