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ci: the nightly capability sweep and upgrade guard install from the build job's apt cache - #1759
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…uild job's apt cache #1758 seeded the nightly cluster-test job from ci.yml's build-job apt archive. Two PG 18 jobs still downloaded ~100 MB uncached, most of it the LLVM toolchain postgresql-server-dev-18 pulls in. The capability sweep lost all three 200-second install attempts to a stalled Azure mirror twice: 2026-10-23 (run 39944578717) and 2026-10-26 (run 40367661645, the one that kept #1757 open after #1758). The extension upgrade guard installs the same packages and has the same exposure. Both jobs now restore the newest archive under apt-pgdev-codecs-pg18-, read-only, and install with it as apt's archive cache, exactly as #1758 does. They derive no key and never save, and a miss falls back to the full download. Guards: 839 passed. Verified by dispatching nightly.yml on this branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Approved on 70bb7cb. The change is #1758's restore step applied to upgrade-guard and capability-sweep: same read-only prefix, same -o Dir::Cache::archives, and partial/ created first. Your dispatch on this branch (run 40376459928) shows it working on both jobs:
extension upgrade guard (PG 18) success Cache restored from key: apt-pgdev-codecs-pg18-Linux-X64-96a18ef3fcc4-v3 Need to get 0 B/103 MB
capability name-set sweep (PG 18) success Cache restored from key: apt-pgdev-codecs-pg18-Linux-X64-96a18ef3fcc4-v3 Need to get 0 B/103 MB
Leaving sanitizer out is right: no existing archive matches its package set, so it would need its own saved key.
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@jdatcmd Follow-up to #1758 for #1757. Run 40367661645 (your #1758 verification dispatch) still went red on one job: capability name-set sweep (PG 18), at its install step, all three 200-second
apt-get installattempts stalled on the Azure mirror. It's the same cause as its red on 2026-10-23 (run 39944578717). The product never ran.Change:
capability-sweepandupgrade-guardare the two remaining PG 18 nightly jobs that download ~100 MB uncached, mostly the LLVM toolchainpostgresql-server-dev-18depends on. Both now restore the newestapt-pgdev-codecs-pg18-archive read-only and install with-o Dir::Cache::archives=$HOME/apt-archives. That is #1758's pattern verbatim: no key derivation, no save, and a miss falls back to the full download.Not changed:
sanitizeralso installs uncached, but its package set is clang plus build tools, not PGDG. No existing cache matches it, so it would need its own saved key. I left it out of scope.Evidence
accounting: 2186 pass + 0 fail).Get:counts when it finishes.No test, ledger or census files are touched, so this conflicts with nothing in your #1736…#1751 stack.
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