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Downgrading v142 revoked regengine_sysadmin SELECT on data_gap_events, although v135 granted that access. Restore the prior grant for both roles while removing the supplier-lot column grant introduced by v142.
Follow-up to merged PR #3816. Eight migration tests pass, including a live Postgres 17 test in a disposable database. It executes two upgrade/downgrade cycles and checks effective table and column privileges: both roles recover their v135 access, the supplier-lot lookup access is removed, and DELETE stays denied.
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Changes migration rollback behavior for database role grants on gap-tracking tables; incorrect privileges could block admin reads or leave overly broad runtime access after downgrade.
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Fixes v142 Alembic downgrade so rolling back no longer strips regengine_sysadminSELECT on data_gap_events (v135 had granted it). Downgrade now GRANT SELECT for that role again while still revoking v142’s supplier-lot column SELECT for regengine and restoring broader UPDATE on gap events for regengine.
Adds migration tests: one asserts the downgrade SQL includes the restore grants and avoids revoking sysadmin read access; another runs upgrade/downgrade (twice) on a disposable Postgres DB and checks effective table/column privileges match the pre-v142 baseline.
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The v142 downgrade now grants regengine_sysadmin SELECT access to public.data_gap_events instead of revoking it. A new test checks the restored table grants and supplier-lots column grant revoke.
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Review comments at @tests/migrations/test_v142_data_gap_runtime_grants.py:
- Line 90: Replace the SQL-only assertion in the v142 downgrade test with
database-backed coverage that verifies effective privileges and RLS behavior,
including denial of unauthenticated access, cross-tenant access, and access with
unset tenant context for regengine. Preserve the explicit sysadmin-context
behavior for regengine_sysadmin without applying those tenant-denial
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Exercise effective access after the v142 downgrade.
The current test captures SQL only. It can pass even when PostgreSQL applies the wrong grants or RLS behavior after the downgrade. Because this role-grant migration is security-relevant, add database-backed coverage for effective privileges and the applicable negative paths: unauthenticated access, cross-tenant access, and unset tenant context for regengine. Do not apply tenant-denial expectations to regengine_sysadmin when its explicit sysadmin context is enabled. Replay coverage is not applicable to this migration.
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Review comment at @tests/migrations/test_v142_data_gap_runtime_grants.py at line
90:
Replace the SQL-only assertion in the v142 downgrade test with database-backed
coverage that verifies effective privileges and RLS behavior, including denial
of unauthenticated access, cross-tenant access, and access with unset tenant
context for regengine. Preserve the explicit sysadmin-context behavior for
regengine_sysadmin without applying those tenant-denial expectations to it; do
not add replay coverage.
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Downgrading v142 revoked
regengine_sysadminSELECT ondata_gap_events, although v135 granted that access. Restore the prior grant for both roles while removing the supplier-lot column grant introduced by v142.Follow-up to merged PR #3816. Eight migration tests pass, including a live Postgres 17 test in a disposable database. It executes two upgrade/downgrade cycles and checks effective table and column privileges: both roles recover their v135 access, the supplier-lot lookup access is removed, and DELETE stays denied.
Note
Medium Risk
Changes migration rollback behavior for database role grants on gap-tracking tables; incorrect privileges could block admin reads or leave overly broad runtime access after downgrade.
Overview
Fixes v142 Alembic downgrade so rolling back no longer strips
regengine_sysadminSELECT ondata_gap_events(v135 had granted it). Downgrade now GRANT SELECT for that role again while still revoking v142’s supplier-lot column SELECT forregengineand restoring broader UPDATE on gap events forregengine.Adds migration tests: one asserts the downgrade SQL includes the restore grants and avoids revoking sysadmin read access; another runs upgrade/downgrade (twice) on a disposable Postgres DB and checks effective table/column privileges match the pre-v142 baseline.
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