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…ty log gained The 0.45 → v1 simulation admits post-0.45 additive statements through a per-column allowlist, one whole-statement predicate each. `actor_type` was added to the activity log without one, so the sim reported the column as a phantom diff on postgres and as an unexpected reconcile shape on mysql. The predicate mirrors its neighbours: pinned to the table and the column, and required to be the whole statement, so a destructive clause riding beside the additive one is still refused.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe upgrade simulation centralizes post-045 additive statement matching, adds the ChangesUpgrade simulation validation
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The upgrade simulation can pass a migration statement that adds the expected column and then performs destructive work, weakening protection against unsafe upgrade changes. Reject semicolon-separated statements before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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…w survives The four whole-statement column predicates matched the name as a prefix, so `actor_type` admitted `actor_type_backup` and a mis-renamed column would have applied cleanly and left pass 2 silent. They now share one helper that requires the closing quote or a word boundary after the name, and still requires the whole statement to be the single ADD. The fixtures left `activity_log` empty, and an empty table cannot show the actor migration is data-preserving: every ALTER applies to nothing. Each dialect now seeds a trail row written before the column existed and asserts, after the push, that it survives with `actor_type` NULL — the value the schema documents for such a row.
…alect The postgres and mysql cases each carried a copy of the list, and a column added to one and not the other made the sim red on a single leg. A predicate is now listed once, and each dialect's pass-1 check derives its answer from the same list.
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…st, not by themselves (#1756) * feat(widgets): the collections and singles cards are offered by the host, not by themselves A fresh dashboard made the same "get started" pitch three times. The setup checklist and the demo-content offer are conditional cards the host withdraws on its own; the collections card drew a third panel from inside a permanent card, off its own `counts.length === 0`, where the host could not withdraw it. The singles card went the other way and returned nothing when the install had no singles -- and a card that renders nothing still holds its grid placement, so the layout reserved an empty slot on every install that never used them. That reserved slot is the defect the conditional lifecycle was introduced to remove, and this was the one core card still doing it. Two names join the closed condition set: `collections:present` and `singles:present`, each true while this reader may read at least one. They ask about what EXISTS rather than what is in it -- a collection with no entries yet is still something to list -- which is what keeps them apart from `content:empty`: a fresh install with one collection and no rows satisfies `content:empty` while the collections card has something to draw. The two are derived from different registries, and the asymmetry is a fact rather than a choice. The collections half reads the probe's memoised source slugs, so on the default dashboard it costs nothing beyond what `content:empty` already resolved. The singles half reads the singles registry through `registeredContentKinds`, because nothing publishes a `single:` source yet -- `WIDGET_SOURCE_KINDS` names the kind and `executable-source.ts` refuses it -- and a condition read from the source registry would have hidden the singles card on every install. Both apply the reader's permission through the same batched `readableEntities` decision `/dashboard/stats` uses. `GetStartedEmptyState` is deleted, along with the branch that drew it. `SinglesQuickLinks` no longer returns null; it draws what it has, and a test guards that against the one-line edit that would put the self-hide back. The integration test holds a must-differ partner for every case: an install answering true beside one answering false, and a readable entity beside a refused one under the same reader. Each evaluator and each permission filter was broken in turn and named by exactly one test. * chore: retrigger ci against main carrying #1761 The integration run on 89a4619 started at 01:42Z against a merge ref that predated c61c588, which admits the actor_type column to the upgrade sim. Pushed fast-forward rather than rebased so the merge verification screen stays checkable.
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Test-only. Repairs the last piece of the red
maininherited from #1735, on the two legs #1743 could not reach.What is red, read from the jobs
mainat37aa060bf,Integration (postgres)andIntegration (mysql)each fail three tests: the twomutation-activityrows (#1743 fixes those — the sqlite leg on #1753's merge ref, which contains #1743, is green) and this one:So once the queue drains and #1743's fix is on every merge ref,
mainstays red on two of three integration legs, and every open PR inherits it. Nobody owns it: the only open PR touching the sim is #1659, foraccess_rules.Cause
The 0.45 → v1 sim admits post-0.45 additive statements through a per-column allowlist —
addsActivityLocaleColumn,addsActivitySubjectKindColumn,addsAuditLogErasureStamp, one whole-statement predicate each. #1735 addedactor_typetoschemas/audit/{postgres,mysql,sqlite}.tsand no predicate was added, so the sim correctly refused a column it had never been told about.The fix
addsActivityActorTypeColumn, mirroring its neighbours exactly: pinned toactivity_logand toactor_type, and required to be the whole statement so a destructive clause riding beside the additive one is still refused. Added to both dialect allowlists. The docblock says why the column exists, in the schema's own terms.Evidence
Integration tests cannot run on this machine (no Postgres/MySQL), so the predicate was controlled directly against the verbatim statements from the two failing jobs, plus the negatives its docblock promises:
… ADD COLUMN "actor_type" text, DROP COLUMN "user_id"audit_logactor_nameonactivity_logThe verdict is this PR's own postgres and mysql legs. The file is collected by
vitest.integration.config.ts(src/**/*.integration.test.ts).Gates
check-types0 (nextly, both tsc passes) ·lint0 · fallowpass,changed_files_count1, every*_introduced0. Test-only: no changeset.Summary by CodeRabbit
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