feat(flow): persist event rules in PostgreSQL - #5536
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WalkthroughThe change adds PostgreSQL event-rule persistence, unifies event-rule store wiring, removes execution-task associations, and propagates trigger metadata from event-rule executions through operation requests and task records. ChangesEvent rule execution
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PostgreSQL execution claim lifecycle does not currently persist or clear lease expiry consistently, which can leave claimed work from being expired and may cause database writes to fail once the constraint is enforced. A polling test also reads values written by another goroutine outside its callback, so the PR is not merge-ready until the claim handling is corrected and the test race is addressed. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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rest-api/flow/internal/eventrule/manager/postgres_integration_test.go (1)
173-188: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider a shared PostgreSQL test-session helper.
This helper duplicates
newTestSessioninrest-api/flow/internal/eventrule/store/postgres/store_test.go, including theDB_PORTskip gate, thecdb.ConfigFromEnvcall, and thesession.Closecleanup. Each new PostgreSQL test package will copy it again, and the skip condition can then drift between packages.The existing
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In `@rest-api/flow/internal/db/migrations/20260828000000_add_task_trigger.up.sql`:
- Around line 8-12: Update the task_trigger_complete constraint installation in
the migration to use NOT VALID, and do not validate it in the same transaction.
Arrange validation through a later deployment step or separately invoked
operation, ensuring both trigger_type/trigger_id consistency checks remain
unchanged.
In `@rest-api/flow/internal/eventrule/store/postgres/store_test.go`:
- Around line 99-105: Register test cleanup immediately after adding the
event_action_executions_test_rollback constraint so it drops that constraint
when the test finishes. Use the test session’s cleanup mechanism alongside
session.Close, targeting the event_action_executions table and preserving the
existing setup behavior.
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In `@rest-api/flow/internal/eventrule/manager/postgres_integration_test.go`:
- Around line 173-188: Move the duplicated PostgreSQL session setup from
newPostgresTestSession into an exported helper in the existing
eventrule/store/storetest package, including the DB_PORT skip gate,
cdb.ConfigFromEnv setup, UnitTestDB creation, and session.Close cleanup; update
both newPostgresTestSession and the existing newTestSession callers to reuse it
and remove their local duplicate logic.
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`@rest-api/flow/internal/db/migrations/20260827120000_create_event_rule_tables.up.sql`:
- Around line 143-157: Update the Execution claim lifecycle so Claim and
updateExecution populate and persist claim_expires_at for running executions,
while every non-running transition explicitly clears it. Propagate the lease
value through the domain model, DAO conversion, transition updates, and SQL
statements before enforcing the migration constraint, preserving
expiration-index visibility and preventing stale expiry values.
In `@rest-api/flow/internal/eventrule/store/postgres/store_test.go`:
- Around line 170-180: Update the retry-execution test around require.Eventually
to use require.EventuallyWithT, performing the ClaimRetryExecutions call and
collecting assert.NoError and assert.Len results through the callback’s
assert.CollectT; remove the later direct reads of err and due so all assertions
occur within the polling callback without races.
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| var due []eventrule.ClaimedExecution | ||
| require.Eventually(t, func() bool { | ||
| due, err = store.ClaimRetryExecutions(ctx, eventrule.ExecutionClaimRequest{ | ||
| Owner: "scheduler-2", | ||
| Limit: 1, | ||
| }) | ||
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| return err == nil && len(due) == 1 | ||
| }, time.Second, 20*time.Millisecond) | ||
| require.NoError(t, err) | ||
| require.Len(t, due, 1) |
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Yes, both assert.EventuallyWithT and assert.CollectT exist in testify v1.11 [1][2][3]. assert.EventuallyWithT is an assertion that allows you to perform other assertions inside a condition function, which is periodically checked until the timeout is reached [4][5]. The assert.CollectT struct is a helper type passed into this condition function; it collects failures from a specific tick, allowing the test to report them if the condition is not met [4][5]. While documentation in some older versions or comments mistakenly referenced require.CollectT [6], the correct and existing type is assert.CollectT [4][6].
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- 1: GitHub pull request 1845 in stretchr/testify (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Move the assertions into the polling callback. require.Eventually runs the condition in a goroutine and may return while that condition is still writing err and due. The later reads can therefore race. Use require.EventuallyWithT with assert.CollectT, assert.NoError, and assert.Len inside the callback.
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In `@rest-api/flow/internal/eventrule/store/postgres/store_test.go` around lines
170 - 180, Update the retry-execution test around require.Eventually to use
require.EventuallyWithT, performing the ClaimRetryExecutions call and collecting
assert.NoError and assert.Len results through the callback’s assert.CollectT;
remove the later direct reads of err and due so all assertions occur within the
polling callback without races.
| ALTER TABLE task | ||
| ADD COLUMN trigger_type VARCHAR(64), | ||
| ADD COLUMN trigger_id UUID, | ||
| ADD CONSTRAINT task_trigger_complete |
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This constraint does not enforce the trigger contract validated by operation.Request: it permits event_rule_execution without a trigger ID, api with a trigger ID, and unknown trigger types. On read, unknown values are silently converted to Unspecified while the trigger ID is retained. Please either encode the supported combinations in the database constraint or reject invalid persisted values during conversion, and add migration-level cases for each combination.
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Add DB migrations for event rules, scoped bindings, deduplicated events,
action executions, and generic task trigger provenance, including schema
constraint coverage.
Implement the PostgreSQL rule, binding, event-plan, and execution stores
with transactional conflict handling, scheduling claims, retry state, and
integration tests.
Inject the composite event-rule store into the manager and construct the
PostgreSQL implementation at the Flow service composition root, keeping
backend configuration out of the manager.
Model task trigger types in the operation domain, validate trigger ID
requirements, persist trigger metadata through the task DAO, and cover
conversion and request behavior.
Remove the event-action-execution task association and rely on task
idempotency keys plus trigger provenance for retry-safe task submission.
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