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test(fixtures): refresh #1168 messages-table fixtures onto main (TASK-387) - #2980
Refreshes #1168 (closed 10-23 in SRE triage) onto current main.
Keeps the test-fixture work that is still missing on main: the messages table gets its payload column in the two suites that built it without one, the bare CREATE is made unreachable, and the loud/silent measurement carries its precondition. The original diffs stay readable on #1168.
Tests: the four affected suites (threadFollowByParticipation, threadRootResolver, threadStateReadContract, threadWakeScope), 90 passed.
@sprint-review checked the call sites of the schemaTable helper rather than
the helper, and found two suites still on `createTableFor('messages')`:
threadStateReadContract and threadFollowByParticipation.
Worth stating why that had not bitten either of them, because the reason is
luck and not evidence. `thread_root_id` is declared TWICE — in the CREATE
and in an ALTER — so the column those suites care about arrived either way.
`payload` is declared ONLY in the ALTER. Probed rather than assumed:
createTableFor -> SELECT payload FROM messages => column does not exist
applyTable -> SELECT payload FROM messages => present
So both fixtures were carrying a `messages` missing a real column, latent
until one of them exercised a projection that selects it — and `findById`
and `findByPodId` both do. The failure would have surfaced as "column does
not exist" a long way from the line that had to change, which is the exact
failure mode the helper was written to end.
Switches both to `applyTable` and records the preference on the helper.
`createTableFor` stays exported: `retrofitsFor` and the guard tests need to
read the two halves separately. It is just not the table.
143 tests across the 10 threading suites still pass.
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@sprint-review swept the class rather than the two suites I fixed and found
threadWakeScope.test.js also on `createTableFor` with no retrofits — measured
against main, so my branch had not covered it.
Re-swept after switching it: zero files now call `createTableFor` without
`applyTable` or `retrofitsFor` in the same file. 24 tests pass.
Their sharper point, recorded here for whoever acts on it: the helper's own
docstring already says "createTableFor alone is not the table", and four
suites used it wrong anyway. That is a signature problem rather than a
documentation one — if the raw statement-getter is never safe on its own for
a table carrying ALTERs, the pool-taking `applyTable` should be the only
export tests can reach. Not doing that here: it touches every fixture and
belongs in its own change.
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…bout it
@sprint-review: the helper's doc already said "createTableFor alone is not
the table" and four suites used it wrong anyway. That is a signature
problem. `createTableFor` is now module-private and `applyTable` is the
only way in, so the misuse this PR fixes three times cannot recur.
The last external caller was threadRootResolver's `createTableFor('pods')`,
correct only because `pods` has no ALTER retrofits today — a property of
this week's schema, not of the table. Switched, with the reason recorded.
The comment I added justifying the export named two consumers and both
were phantom: `retrofitsFor` is a sibling that never calls it, and no
guard test imports this module at all. Checklist rule 7, inside the PR
fixing the class it names.
Header now carries the general form: a fixture built from part of the
schema is a different schema — same family as pg-mem accepting a
self-referential ON DELETE CASCADE and not performing it (#1207).
6 suites / 99 tests green.
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@sprint-review: the commit removing one phantom export left two more of
identical shape. `retrofitsFor` and `SCHEMA_PATH` both have zero consumers
outside this file at that head — the same evidence that justified
unexporting `createTableFor`. Now one export: applyTable.
One correction recorded in place, because shipping under the wrong reason
would make the wrong reason the record. `retrofitsFor` was called the
worse of the two; it is the safer. Measured: applied alone it throws
`relation "messages" does not exist` on the first statement.
`createTableFor` was dangerous precisely because it SUCCEEDED and handed
back a usable table missing every ALTER-only column, with the damage
deferred to whichever projection first touched `payload`. Loud-on-misuse
vs silent-on-misuse is the distinction, and it runs the other way here.
Unexported for consistency of the rule, not for hazard.
8 suites / 108 tests green.
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Four thread-related test suites now initialize tables with applyTable. The schema utility documents its table creation and retrofit behavior and exports only applyTable.
Removing the createTableFor export breaks one test suite that still uses it, so the Jest run will fail. Migrate that suite to applyTable before merging. No production behavior is affected.
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The participation, state-read, and wake-scope suites do not exercise messages.payload. Their existing tests can therefore pass with the bare CREATE fixture restored. Add a seeded-message query that selects payload and expects null in each suite.
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Migrate the remaining createTableFor caller.
threadStateController.podAccess.test.js still imports createTableFor and calls it in beforeAll at Lines 48-53. Removing the export makes that setup fail with TypeError: createTableFor is not a function, so the full Jest run fails. Migrate this suite to applyTable too. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Refreshes #1168 (closed 10-23 in SRE triage) onto current main.
Keeps the test-fixture work that is still missing on main: the messages table gets its payload column in the two suites that built it without one, the bare CREATE is made unreachable, and the loud/silent measurement carries its precondition. The original diffs stay readable on #1168.
Tests: the four affected suites (threadFollowByParticipation, threadRootResolver, threadStateReadContract, threadWakeScope), 90 passed.
Tracks TASK-387.
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