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fix(worker): keep planner statistics fresh on tables autovacuum never analyses (0.6) - #633
HELD OUT of 0.6.14 per review: understand the catalog writes and relation-lock traffic from periodic ANALYZE before reconsidering release inclusion. Full CI does not clear this hold.
Autovacuum never analyses partitioned tables, so the 13 queue-storage ring parents have no inherited statistics. It also never reaches the autoanalyze threshold on queue_claim_heads / queue_enqueue_heads, so the planner prices lane joins against them at its defaults while they drive joins over hundreds of thousands of retained rows.
Behaviour
The maintenance leader runs ANALYZE on the two head tables and the 13 ring parents when elected and then every statistics_refresh_interval (default 5 minutes; ClientBuilder::statistics_refresh_interval, Python statistics_refresh_interval_ms; zero disables). One relation per transaction with lock_timeout 2 s and statement_timeout 120 s; parents use ANALYZE (SKIP_LOCKED) (skips a locked child during the per-child analysis; sampling waits up to the lock_timeout and a timeout is recorded as skipped_lock; a conflicting lock on the parent fails the call rather than being skipped silently); the pass runs in its own task beside the leader loop. Prune keeps its configured lock timeout (default 10 ms per acquisition); an attempt that lands while the oldest slot's tables are sampled returns Blocked and retries on its usual backoff. Metrics: awa.maintenance.analyze.attempts / awa.maintenance.analyze.duration by scope and outcome. See #631 for measurements.
Schema delivery (what operators must run)
0.6 cannot add a migration version (0.7 owns v041 and above), so the SECURITY DEFINER function awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation(schema, relation) ships as the idempotent, versionless schema patch analyze_queue_storage_relation, the same mechanism as wait_free_dirty_marks and prepared_lane_sequences:
Run awa migrate as the schema owner after upgrading. It applies the patch on a v040 schema; awa migrate --sql / --extract-to emit it as the repeatable script R__analyze_queue_storage_relation for external runners. It creates one function, revokes EXECUTE from PUBLIC (the lock the function takes lasts until the caller's transaction ends and would block prune) and grants it to the roles that already hold INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE on the head tables; the function also requires the calling session user to hold them and accepts only the two head tables and the 13 ring parents. Creating it takes no table lock; milliseconds.
The patch grants helper EXECUTE to existing runtime grantees; no MAINTAIN grant is needed.
A binary that runs before the patch probes for the function once per pass (no failing calls) and logs one warning ("run awa migrate") and skips the refresh; earlier binaries never call the function. If the function's owner may not analyse the tables, every pass reports skipped_privilege with one warning.
0.6 has no queue_storage_schemas() trust helpers, so the function's guard is the AWA substrate sentinel (claim_ready_runtime) plus "relation owned by the owner of the awa schema". 0.7's migration v054 replaces the function with the discovery-based check; applying it over a patched cluster is a plain CREATE OR REPLACE.
Upgrade and privilege repair
The patch probe checks the installed definition, SECURITY DEFINER settings, PUBLIC EXECUTE and missing existing-runtime grants. An older helper or incomplete grant state stays pending, so awa migrate repairs it even when the signature already exists. Reapplying it keeps schema version v040.
Each refresh pass checks helper EXECUTE and login-role head-table DML before calling the helper. Missing privileges produce one skipped pass without a database error per relation. A wrongly owned helper needs an explicit ownership transfer or, on PostgreSQL 17+, an appropriate MAINTAIN grant; replacing its body preserves ownership.
Validation
cargo fmt --all, offline workspace clippy with warnings denied, and offline workspace build pass. PostgreSQL 17 and 18 each pass all ten statistics integration tests and both worker probe tests. New regressions independently exercise stale function bodies, obsolete PUBLIC EXECUTE, missing runtime grants, missing caller EXECUTE and missing login-role DML. Existing non-owner analysis and prune progress tests also pass.
Release reconciliation
Includes the reviewed release/0.6.6 fixes through 65c62f85, preserving shutdown tracking, prune timeout configuration and definer repair alongside statistics refresh. Both versionless repair patches remain registered; schema version stays v040. The available-candidate ready-row filter from #651 and its priority/queue ring-wrap regressions are retained.
After reconciliation, root and Python workspace format, all-target/all-feature Clippy and build checks pass. PostgreSQL 17 and 18 each pass all ten statistics integration tests and both worker probe tests. Full CI runs on the updated head before merge.
PostgreSQL compatibility and warning follow-up
The non-owner fixture avoids the PostgreSQL 17-only pg_maintain role and MAINTAIN privilege on older servers; the PostgreSQL 17/18 checks are unchanged. Caller grant failures and helper-owner ANALYZE failures have separate once-only warnings, so an earlier missing caller grant cannot suppress the later ownership remedy. A permission error after preflight also recommends checking grants changed since that probe. Helper SQL, privileges, refresh scheduling and metrics are unchanged.
The original fixture fails with SQLSTATE 42704 (pg_maintain does not exist) on PostgreSQL 15 and 16. The corrected non-owner case passes on both; PostgreSQL 17 and 18 each pass that case plus the unrunnable-helper and missing-caller-grant controls (eight focused cases total). Both Rust workspaces pass formatting, offline all-target/all-feature Clippy and workspace builds. Current 0e080f95full CI 42293388795 is pending; earlier full-suite evidence is separate.
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Adds configurable maintenance-leader refresh of queue-storage planner statistics. The refresh analyzes 13 ring partition parents and two head tables through a schema helper, records per-relation outcomes and duration, and handles lock, privilege, and unavailable-helper cases. Rust and Python clients expose interval configuration.
Changes: Queue-Storage Statistics Refresh
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Summary
Install the analysis helper awa-model/migrations/patches/analyze_queue_storage_relation.sql, awa-model/src/migrations.rs
Adds a schema patch with a security-definer function that validates eligible relations and checks ownership and analysis privileges. Registers the patch for migration.
Configure and start refreshes awa-python/..., awa-worker/src/client.rs, awa-worker/src/maintenance.rs
Adds interval configuration to the Rust and Python clients. Maintenance starts the refresher for the active or standby queue-storage runtime during the leader term; a zero interval disables it.
Analyze relations and report outcomes awa-worker/src/statistics.rs, awa-metrics/src/lib.rs, awa/tests/statistics_refresh_test.rs, docs/*, CHANGELOG.md
Analyzes head tables and the 13 allowlisted ring parents in separate transactions. Records outcomes and durations, and tests interval, privilege, lock, and pruning interactions. Documentation describes configuration, behavior, metrics, and schema-patch use.
sequenceDiagram
participant MaintenanceService
participant StatisticsRefresher
participant PostgreSQL
participant AwaMetrics
MaintenanceService->>StatisticsRefresher: Start refresh for leader term
StatisticsRefresher->>PostgreSQL: Analyze each eligible relation
PostgreSQL-->>StatisticsRefresher: Return analysis status
StatisticsRefresher->>AwaMetrics: Record scope, outcome, and duration
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Possibly related PRs
hardbyte/awa#631: This PR backports the queue-storage statistics refresh and security-definer helper.
hardbyte/awa#629: This PR changes prune lock-timeout configuration and adds prune outcome metrics, which relate to analysis lock contention.
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Resolve the helper’s authorization scope and worker connection contention before merging. Long analyses can delay worker operations and pruning, while migration gaps can leave statistics refresh unavailable on some supported installations.
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Restrict refresh targets to Awa ring parents
When a custom queue-storage substrate shares a schema with unrelated partitioned tables (for example, a substrate installed in an existing application schema), this predicate selects every partitioned relation in that schema. The default five-minute pass then invokes the SECURITY DEFINER helper to recursively analyze all of those tables, potentially sampling large non-Awa partition trees and creating substantial unexpected database load. Select only the known queue-storage ring-parent names rather than relying solely on relkind = 'p'.
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Refresh statistics for the active standby storage
When an auto-role worker becomes leader before a staged storage transition flips, self.storage remains Canonical while its configured queue-storage runtime is retained in standby_queue_storage; the existing mirrored maintenance paths intentionally keep servicing that queue-storage plane after the flip. This early return therefore prevents that still-current leader from ever starting the statistics refresher, and leadership can remain with it indefinitely, leaving the newly active queue-storage tables without refreshed statistics until re-election or restart. The refresh should use the configured standby runtime when it becomes the active queue-storage schema.
… analyses (0.6)
Autovacuum does not analyse partitioned tables, so the thirteen ring parents
have no inherited statistics, and the two head tables (queue_claim_heads,
queue_enqueue_heads) never reach the autoanalyze threshold, so the planner
prices lane joins against them at its defaults.
The maintenance leader now runs ANALYZE on them when it is elected and every
five minutes (ClientBuilder::statistics_refresh_interval, Python
statistics_refresh_interval_ms; zero disables). One relation per transaction,
with a bounded lock_timeout and statement_timeout, partitioned parents with
SKIP_LOCKED, in a task beside the leader loop so a slow ANALYZE never delays
rotate, prune or promote ticks.
The 0.6 series cannot add a migration version, so the SECURITY DEFINER
function awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation() ships as the idempotent schema
patch analyze_queue_storage_relation (applied by `awa migrate` on a v040
schema, exported as R__analyze_queue_storage_relation). A missing function or
an owner that may not analyse the tables is logged once and recorded in
awa.maintenance.analyze.attempts without affecting job processing.
…by leaders, report lock skips (0.6)
- Analyse only the known ring parents, not every partitioned table in the
schema, so a substrate sharing a schema with application tables never
analyses them.
- A leader that resolved canonical at start but holds the queue-storage
runtime as standby refreshes the queue-storage schema once routing flips to
it, checked on every pass.
- Take the parent's SHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVE lock before ANALYZE (SKIP_LOCKED),
so a conflicting lock on the parent fails the call with lock_not_available
(recorded as skipped_lock) instead of skipping every partition and reporting
analyzed. Correct the documentation of what SKIP_LOCKED covers.
- Reference the pull request, not an issue number, in the patch header.
- Tests: refresh on election before the first interval, both rejection guards
of the helper from the runtime role, and a locked parent.
Wait for leadership and verify that zero prevents refreshes. Add a nonzero control to confirm the test can detect a refresh. If the Python-to-Rust bridge drops zero, this test can still pass while the default refresh remains enabled.
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@awa-model/migrations/patches/analyze_queue_storage_relation.sql:
- Around line 78-81: The helper’s relation check accepts every partitioned table
in a queue-storage schema; replace the broad `v_relkind = 'p'` allowance with an
explicit allowlist of the known ring parents and head tables. Preserve the
existing schema and owner checks, and reject all other relations, including
application partitioned tables.
Review comments at @awa-model/src/migrations.rs:
- Line 354: Update the applied_probe for awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation so
it returns true only when the function exists and PUBLIC has EXECUTE privilege;
use a PostgreSQL privilege check that correctly verifies the PUBLIC grant.
- Around line 350-354: Update the `analyze_queue_storage_relation` migration
path so accepted v043 databases without the helper can install it safely when
operators run `awa migrate`; verify the version gating and `applied_probe`
handling do not skip this case. If that upgrade state cannot be supported
automatically, correct the worker remediation to give operators an accurate,
actionable installation path.
Review comments at @awa-worker/src/statistics.rs:
- Around line 378-390: Update the refresh task started by `refresher.run` so
shutdown or leadership loss coordinates with server-side `ANALYZE` completion or
cancellation before the next leader begins refreshing. Do not rely solely on
dropping the future; establish and use the database-supported cancellation or
completion mechanism, preserving the existing cancellation flow.
- Around line 297-311: Update call_analyze_function so slow ANALYZE work cannot
consume the connection capacity needed for claims, completions, and heartbeats.
Isolate refresh work on dedicated capacity or otherwise reserve connections for
worker operations, preserving the existing timeout behavior and establishing
that worker operations remain able to acquire connections during analysis.
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Review comments at @awa-python/tests/test_start_config.py:
- Around line 335-336: Update the test around client.start and client.shutdown
to wait for leadership and verify that a zero statistics_refresh_interval_ms
prevents refreshes; add a nonzero control that confirms refreshes occur, so the
test detects whether the Python-to-Rust bridge preserves zero.
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- PostgreSQL: Documentation: 17: 13.3. Explicit Locking — https://www.postgresql.org/docs/17/explicit-locking.html
- PostgreSQL: Documentation: 17: CREATE FUNCTION — https://www.postgresql.org/docs/17/sql-createfunction.html
- PostgreSQL: Documentation: 17: 9.27. System Information Functions and Operators — https://www.postgresql.org/docs/17/functions-info.html
- PostgreSQL: Documentation: 18: 9.27. System Information Functions and Operators — https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/functions-info.html
- PostgreSQL: Documentation: 17: 24.1. Routine Vacuuming — https://www.postgresql.org/docs/17/routine-vacuuming.html
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Restrict the helper to queue-storage relations.
If an application partitioned table shares a queue-storage schema and owner, any role with helper access can analyze it and hold a maintenance lock beyond the call. The worker’s allowlist and timeouts do not protect direct calls. Restrict the helper to the known ring parents and head tables.
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- 81:
The helper’s relation check accepts every partitioned table in a queue-storage
schema; replace the broad `v_relkind = 'p'` allowance with an explicit allowlist
of the known ring parents and head tables. Preserve the existing schema and
owner checks, and reject all other relations, including application partitioned
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Provide a working remediation for accepted v043 schemas.
If a v043 database lacks the helper, awa migrate skips the patch even though the worker tells operators to run it. Refresh attempts remain unavailable, so statistics can remain stale. Provide a version-safe installation path or accurate remediation for this supported upgrade state.
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Update the `analyze_queue_storage_relation` migration path so accepted v043
databases without the helper can install it safely when operators run `awa
migrate`; verify the version gating and `applied_probe` handling do not skip
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Check the PUBLIC grant before marking the patch applied.
If an external runner commits the function but stops before the grant, awa migrate skips the patch. With hardened default privileges and no separate runtime grant, statistics refreshes then fail indefinitely. Include the PUBLIC EXECUTE grant in the applied probe.
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Update the applied_probe for awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation so it returns
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SQLx 0.8.6 Pool documentation maximum connections wait acquire timeout PoolOptions acquire_timeout
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- Pool in sqlx - Rust — https://docs.rs/sqlx/0.8.6/sqlx/struct.Pool.html
- PoolOptions in sqlx::pool - Rust — https://docs.rs/sqlx/0.8.6/sqlx/pool/struct.PoolOptions.html
- PoolOptions in sqlx::pool - Rust — https://docs.rs/sqlx_wasi/latest/sqlx/pool/struct.PoolOptions.html
- PoolOptions in sqlx::self - Rust — https://docs.rs/sqlx/latest/sqlx/self/struct.PoolOptions.html
- Pool in sqlx - Rust — https://docs.rs/sqlx/latest/sqlx/struct.Pool.html
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Preserve worker pool capacity during analysis.
If listeners and the leader leave one connection free, a slow ANALYZE can occupy it for longer than the pool acquisition timeout. Claims, completions, and heartbeats can then stall or fail. Isolate refresh capacity or otherwise preserve connections for worker operations.
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Update call_analyze_function so slow ANALYZE work cannot consume the connection
capacity needed for claims, completions, and heartbeats. Isolate refresh work on
dedicated capacity or otherwise reserve connections for worker operations,
preserving the existing timeout behavior and establishing that worker operations
remain able to acquire connections during analysis.
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site:github.com/transact-rs/sqlx/blob/v0.8.6/sqlx-core/src/pool/connection.rs return_to_pool drop ping SQLx
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- sqlx/sqlx-core/src/pool/connection.rs at main · transact-rs/sqlx · GitHub — https://github.com/transact-rs/sqlx/blob/main/sqlx-core/src/pool/connection.rs
- A pool slot held forever when a connection's close over rustls waits for a peer that never speaks · Issue #4449 · transact-rs/sqlx · GitHub — GitHub issue 4449 in transact-rs/sqlx (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- sqlx/sqlx-core/src/pool/mod.rs at main · transact-rs/sqlx · GitHub — https://github.com/transact-rs/sqlx/blob/main/sqlx-core/src/pool/mod.rs
- …and 9 more
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- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/transact-rs/sqlx/v0.8.6/sqlx-postgres/src/connection/executor.rs
- sqlx/sqlx-postgres/src/connection/executor.rs at v0.8.6 · transact-rs/sqlx · GitHub — https://github.com/transact-rs/sqlx/blob/v0.8.6/sqlx-postgres/src/connection/executor.rs
- Discussion: deprecation of `execute_many()` and `fetch_many()` on prepared statement interfaces and potential replacement · Issue #3108 · transact-rs/sqlx · GitHub — GitHub issue 3108 in transact-rs/sqlx (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Coordinate refresh cleanup with leadership changes.
If shutdown or leadership loss occurs during ANALYZE, dropping the future only queues a rollback. The analysis can continue after shutdown or overlap the next leader’s refresh, delaying prune and consuming database resources. Coordinate server-side completion or cancellation with leadership handoff.
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Update the refresh task started by `refresher.run` so shutdown or leadership
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the next leader begins refreshing. Do not rely solely on dropping the future;
establish and use the database-supported cancellation or completion mechanism,
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- Revoke EXECUTE on awa.analyze_queue_storage_relation from PUBLIC. The
SHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVE lock it takes lasts until the caller's transaction
ends, so any role could hold it open and block ring prune. The patch
grants EXECUTE to the roles that already hold INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE on
the awa head tables, and the function requires the calling session user to
hold those privileges on the target schema.
- Give the function its own lock_timeout.
- Accept only the two head tables and the thirteen ring parents inside the
function, not any partitioned table of the schema.
- Probe for the function once per pass, so a binary ahead of the patch makes
one catalog query instead of fifteen failing calls and server ERROR lines.
Pass-level outcomes use a new "pass" metric scope.
- Correct the patch header, which claimed the function takes no lock.
- Tests: a role without EXECUTE and a role without head-table privileges are
denied, the patch grants EXECUTE to existing grantees, non-ring tables are
rejected, and a missing helper costs one probe and no calls.
Holding this out of 0.6.14 as well. The code review is fine: both earlier probe findings are fixed, and the helper is safe across deploy orders. The concern is timing. We're looking into lock-manager behaviour and catalog churn under heavy queue-storage workloads: ring prune TRUNCATEs partitions frequently, which rewrites pg_class rows and keeps catalog autovacuum busy. A periodic leader ANALYZE across the ring parents adds more catalog writes (pg_statistic, pg_class) and more relation locks. We'd rather not add those to a patch release until that's understood.
Two small things for when it goes in:
statistics_refresh_test::non_owner_runtime_role_refreshes_statistics queries pg_maintain and MAINTAIN unconditionally, so it fails on PG16 before reaching its assertion. Gate it on server_version_num >= 170000.
Every 42501 still gets the "GRANT EXECUTE" remedy. Now that the probe rules out a missing EXECUTE grant, the likely cause is the owner check.
Closing without merging. The main counterpart (#631) was closed, and the problems this targeted were addressed elsewhere: the plan-stable admin reads (#632/#634) and moving promotion and rescue off the leader's single loop (#708). Controlled experiments didn't reproduce a planner-statistics cliff, so periodic ANALYZE isn't worth another schema patch on the 0.6 line.
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HELD OUT of 0.6.14 per review: understand the catalog writes and relation-lock traffic from periodic ANALYZE before reconsidering release inclusion. Full CI does not clear this hold.
Backport of #631 to the 0.6 line.
Problem
Autovacuum never analyses partitioned tables, so the 13 queue-storage ring parents have no inherited statistics. It also never reaches the autoanalyze threshold on
queue_claim_heads/queue_enqueue_heads, so the planner prices lane joins against them at its defaults while they drive joins over hundreds of thousands of retained rows.Behaviour
The maintenance leader runs
ANALYZEon the two head tables and the 13 ring parents when elected and then everystatistics_refresh_interval(default 5 minutes;ClientBuilder::statistics_refresh_interval, Pythonstatistics_refresh_interval_ms; zero disables). One relation per transaction withlock_timeout2 s andstatement_timeout120 s; parents useANALYZE (SKIP_LOCKED)(skips a locked child during the per-child analysis; sampling waits up to thelock_timeoutand a timeout is recorded asskipped_lock; a conflicting lock on the parent fails the call rather than being skipped silently); the pass runs in its own task beside the leader loop. Prune keeps its configured lock timeout (default 10 ms per acquisition); an attempt that lands while the oldest slot's tables are sampled returnsBlockedand retries on its usual backoff. Metrics:awa.maintenance.analyze.attempts/awa.maintenance.analyze.durationby scope and outcome. See #631 for measurements.Schema delivery (what operators must run)
0.6 cannot add a migration version (0.7 owns v041 and above), so the
SECURITY DEFINERfunctionawa.analyze_queue_storage_relation(schema, relation)ships as the idempotent, versionless schema patchanalyze_queue_storage_relation, the same mechanism aswait_free_dirty_marksandprepared_lane_sequences:awa migrateas the schema owner after upgrading. It applies the patch on a v040 schema;awa migrate --sql/--extract-toemit it as the repeatable scriptR__analyze_queue_storage_relationfor external runners. It creates one function, revokesEXECUTEfromPUBLIC(the lock the function takes lasts until the caller's transaction ends and would block prune) and grants it to the roles that already hold INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE on the head tables; the function also requires the calling session user to hold them and accepts only the two head tables and the 13 ring parents. Creating it takes no table lock; milliseconds.awa migrate") and skips the refresh; earlier binaries never call the function. If the function's owner may not analyse the tables, every pass reportsskipped_privilegewith one warning.queue_storage_schemas()trust helpers, so the function's guard is the AWA substrate sentinel (claim_ready_runtime) plus "relation owned by the owner of theawaschema". 0.7's migration v054 replaces the function with the discovery-based check; applying it over a patched cluster is a plainCREATE OR REPLACE.Upgrade and privilege repair
The patch probe checks the installed definition, SECURITY DEFINER settings, PUBLIC EXECUTE and missing existing-runtime grants. An older helper or incomplete grant state stays pending, so
awa migraterepairs it even when the signature already exists. Reapplying it keeps schema version v040.Each refresh pass checks helper EXECUTE and login-role head-table DML before calling the helper. Missing privileges produce one skipped pass without a database error per relation. A wrongly owned helper needs an explicit ownership transfer or, on PostgreSQL 17+, an appropriate MAINTAIN grant; replacing its body preserves ownership.
Validation
cargo fmt --all, offline workspace clippy with warnings denied, and offline workspace build pass. PostgreSQL 17 and 18 each pass all ten statistics integration tests and both worker probe tests. New regressions independently exercise stale function bodies, obsolete PUBLIC EXECUTE, missing runtime grants, missing caller EXECUTE and missing login-role DML. Existing non-owner analysis and prune progress tests also pass.Release reconciliation
Includes the reviewed
release/0.6.6fixes through65c62f85, preserving shutdown tracking, prune timeout configuration and definer repair alongside statistics refresh. Both versionless repair patches remain registered; schema version stays v040. The available-candidate ready-row filter from #651 and its priority/queue ring-wrap regressions are retained.After reconciliation, root and Python workspace format, all-target/all-feature Clippy and build checks pass. PostgreSQL 17 and 18 each pass all ten statistics integration tests and both worker probe tests. Full CI runs on the updated head before merge.
PostgreSQL compatibility and warning follow-up
The non-owner fixture avoids the PostgreSQL 17-only
pg_maintainrole andMAINTAINprivilege on older servers; the PostgreSQL 17/18 checks are unchanged. Caller grant failures and helper-owner ANALYZE failures have separate once-only warnings, so an earlier missing caller grant cannot suppress the later ownership remedy. A permission error after preflight also recommends checking grants changed since that probe. Helper SQL, privileges, refresh scheduling and metrics are unchanged.The original fixture fails with SQLSTATE 42704 (
pg_maintaindoes not exist) on PostgreSQL 15 and 16. The corrected non-owner case passes on both; PostgreSQL 17 and 18 each pass that case plus the unrunnable-helper and missing-caller-grant controls (eight focused cases total). Both Rust workspaces pass formatting, offline all-target/all-feature Clippy and workspace builds. Current0e080f95full CI 42293388795 is pending; earlier full-suite evidence is separate.