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fix: name the steering table's constraints as the models do - #234
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMigration 0038 conditionally renames three steering table constraints to match model metadata. New unit and PostgreSQL-backed tests verify the renames and schema-name parity. CI runs the PostgreSQL-backed tests. ChangesSteering schema names
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The table was created as `guidance` under the naming convention, and migration 0019 renamed it to `steering`. Its constraints kept their guidance names (pk_guidance, ck_guidance_ck_guidance_status_valid, fk_guidance_session_id_sessions), because 0019 looked for Postgres's default names instead. Autogenerate saw a difference, and any code matching a constraint by name had to know the old one. Migration 0038 renames the three constraints, and with them the primary key's index, only while they keep their old names. Downgrade reverses it. A unit test covers the migration's own behaviour against a fake connection. A new opt-in test in tests/database compares every constraint and index name of a database migrated to head with one built from the models. It is skipped unless TEST_DATABASE_URL is set, so the suite still needs no services, and a new CI job with a Postgres service runs it. AGENTS.md says how to run it locally. Fixes #228 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes #228
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steeringtable was created asguidanceunder the naming convention, and migration 0019 renamed it. Its constraints kept theirguidancenames, because 0019 looked for Postgres's default names (guidance_pkey,ck_guidance_status_valid) instead. The model names them differently:pk_guidancepk_steeringstatusck_guidance_ck_guidance_status_validck_steering_ck_steering_status_validsessionsfk_guidance_session_id_sessionsfk_steering_session_id_sessionsChange
0038renames each constraint only while it still has its old name, and the new name is free. Renaming the primary key renames its index too. Downgrade reverses it. An installation that somehow already has the model's names is left alone.tests/unit/services/database/test_steering_constraint_names.pytests the migration's own behaviour against a fake connection, with no service: it renames the old names, leaves the model's names alone, and downgrade restores them.tests/database/test_schema_names.pyis an opt-in drift check. It migrates one scratch database to head, builds another from the models withcreate_all, and compares every constraint and index name. It is skipped unlessTEST_DATABASE_URLnames a Postgres server whose role may create databases, so the local suite still needs no services.database-schemajob with apostgres:16-alpineservice sets the URL and runs that test. The job fails if the test was skipped, so it can't silently check nothing.AGENTS.md: one sentence under Schema changes on what the check is and how to run it locally.create_steeringdocstring from A steering id used in another session sends the SQL to the client #227 namedpk_guidanceas the current name; it now says that name applies before0038. The conflict is still recognised by SQLSTATE, so behaviour doesn't change.Checks
0038, it passes.0038removed, it fails and names the drift:('steering', 'ck_guidance_ck_guidance_status_valid', 'c') != ('steering', 'ck_steering_ck_steering_status_valid', 'c').0037: upgrade to0038, downgrade to0037, then upgrade again. It renames all three constraints and the primary key's index, then restores them, then renames them again.TEST_DATABASE_URL) after the rebase onto 1b9438e; ruff check and format are clean. The drift test also passes live on the rebased branch.1 passed, not skipped.The changelog gains a
Fixedline for this migration, and "Upgrading from 0.3.0" now gives the range as0027to0038. Both were added at the rebase onto #233.Review
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