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[cr-test] db-test-fixtures: run the Postgres suites against execution-record compatibility views - #1460
A planned change renames sandbox_k8s_executions to sandbox_execution_records and node_k8s to node_identities in place, leaving compatibility views under the old names. This change adds the test infrastructure to check, before those migrations are written, that today's code works unchanged through the views. It changes no migration and no production code.
Opt-in schema variant.pplx-space-db-test-fixtures applies a candidate DDL file to the migrated test template after the migrations when SPACE_TEST_POSTGRES_SCHEMA_VARIANT=execution-record-views is set. The file is crates/test_support/db/test/fixtures/schema-variants/execution_record_views.sql, marked as a test candidate and not a migration. Unset or empty, the template is unchanged. An unknown name, or a value that is not valid UTF-8, fails template creation before the migrations run, so a typo cannot pass as a variant run. The candidate renames the tables and pod_materialized_at, k8s_node_name and k8s_node_uid, adds the new columns, makes pod_name and pod_namespace nullable, and creates the views. The views keep the old column lists in order, including the three runtime_upgrade_* execution columns from [db] record a stay-stopped runtime upgrade decision on its Kubernetes execution #1304, and use WITH CASCADED CHECK OPTION. It also grants space_credmgr the base column reads the invoker views need. The service logins' privileges on the views come from space_migrator's default privileges and bootstrap-roles, as for any new relation.
Test-side fixes. Two api test helpers create row triggers on sandbox_k8s_executions, which Postgres refuses on a view (42809). They now name the table through pplx_space_db_test_fixtures::physical_table(...), which returns the renamed table in variant mode and the old name otherwise.
Pins.crates/l30_storage/db/migrate/src/bootstrap_roles/tests/execution_record_view_tests.rs runs statement shapes from today's code and tests as the real bootstrap-roles logins. The server is migrated with control-plane up and the candidate is applied as space_migrator. Shapes covered:
targetless ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING … RETURNING, and the retired-generation INSERT … SELECT … WHERE NOT EXISTS
the claims' generation allocation MAX(generation) + 1 through the view
the node inventory's aliased ON CONFLICT (node_id) DO UPDATE … WHERE node_k8s.k8s_node_name IS DISTINCT FROM EXCLUDED…
the check option refusing a non-k8s row
the base default filling an omitted managed_by
FOR UPDATE OF … NOWAIT and SKIP LOCKED on view joins
LOCK TABLE through a view, as the api's create-readiness contention test takes it (it locks view and base)
UPDATE … FROM
statements prepared before the rename (re-resolved to the views, kept prepared with the same prepare_time, no 0A000)
the views' privileges from default privileges alone, for space_user, space_creds and space_ro
invoker-view privilege checks for each view separately, including the space_credmgr column grants
They start their own container, so they are in the nextest privileged group.
Docs. The fixtures crate README ("Schema variants") and a pointer in docs/rust/space-conventions.md explain how to run the variant. There is no CI job for it: it would repeat the whole Rust test job.
Constraints for the real migrations. The Postgres behaviour in 1 and 2 is pinned on PG16 and PG17; what it means for the production callers comes from reading their code, and 3 comes from reading the candidate:
Invoker views check every base column the view reads. Through a security_invoker view, Postgres checks the caller's base-table SELECT on every column the view's query reads, not only the ones the caller selects. The service logins are unaffected: bootstrap-roles grants space_user and space_credsSELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE on both base tables, and the credential manager connects as space_creds. A session that holds only the space_credmgr capability role is affected, such as the credential-injection store's resolution test (SET LOCAL ROLE space_credmgr). With its old column grants plus managed_by, its reads through either view fail with 42501. The candidate therefore grants space_credmgr base SELECT on every column the views read, so that role can now read pod_uid and the other base columns directly. The view's column grants still refuse pod_uid through the view. A view that checks base privileges as its owner, the default without security_invoker, would keep that role's old base fence. Every column later added to either table must also be added to the view and to that grant.
Base unique indexes still arbitrate rows the views hide. A targetless ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING arbitrates every unique index on the base table, and the views hide other substrates' rows:
with a non-k8s active execution, the execution claim through the view returns no row, even though the view shows no active execution;
claims allocate their generation as MAX(generation) + 1 through the view, while (sandbox_id, generation) is unique across substrates, so a hidden row of any state at that generation also makes the claim return no row, and every retry allocates the same generation;
the node inventory upsert ON CONFLICT (node_id) DO UPDATE on a hidden node_identities row fails with 44000 (new row violates check option for view "node_k8s").
In both claim cases, the claims' follow-up read through the view finds no active execution: the api claim fails with failed to create active Kubernetes execution row, and the placement claim's read finds no row. None of this happens today, because no non-k8s rows exist yet.
Nullable pod_name/pod_namespace. Making them nullable means an insert through the view no longer rejects a NULL pod_name. The views' WHERE managed_by = 'k8s' does not restore that. Today's code never writes one.
Validation
At this head, on a Linux host with Docker, Rust 1.99.1 and nextest 0.9.150 (CI pins 0.9.133), on PG16 (TESTCONTAINERS_POSTGRES_IMAGE=public.ecr.aws/docker/library/postgres:16-alpine):
The fixtures crate and the api suite, once with SPACE_TEST_POSTGRES_SCHEMA_VARIANT=execution-record-views and once unset:
cargo nextest run --workspace --run-ignored all --no-fail-fast \
-E '(package(pplx-space-api) or package(pplx-space-db-test-fixtures)) and not group(privileged)'
Each mode ran 2241 tests (pplx-space-api 2227, pplx-space-db-test-fixtures 13), with 2240 passed, 1 failed, no skips and no dependency-skip marker. The set of passing tests is identical in both modes. The one failure, the same in both, is routes::e2b::tests::detail_reports_authoritative_federated_ownership_not_metadata, a JSON key-order snapshot: serde_json's preserve_order is enabled only in an --all-features workspace build.
A template built by space-nextest-postgres-setup with the variable set has sandbox_k8s_executions and node_k8s as views, the renamed relations as tables, and all 21 columns, runtime_upgrade_* included, on the execution view.
cargo nextest run -p pplx-space-db-migrate --run-ignored all: 59/59, including the five view pins. Before the view and grant carried [db] record a stay-stopped runtime upgrade decision on its Kubernetes execution #1304's runtime_upgrade_* columns, two pins failed as they should: views_keep_the_old_row_types_and_writes_reach_the_base_tables (the row type was missing the columns) and statements_prepared_before_the_rename_run_through_the_views (0A000 cached plan must not change result type).
bash ci/scripts/run-archcheck.sh "$(git rev-parse origin/main)" "": no findings, compared against main's baseline and ARCHITECTURE.toml.
From an earlier head, before the rebase across the crate move, and not rerun here: the PG17 runs, the full rdeps(pplx-space-db-test-fixtures) comparison over 46 packages on PG16 and PG17 (no per-test difference between modes or versions), clippy, and the checks that each pin's key assertion fails without the property it pins. Before the trigger fix, a PG16 variant run of the api suite had five variant-only failures, all 42809 "sandbox_k8s_executions" is a view, in controllers::sandbox::lifecycle::characterization_tests::kubernetes and controllers::substrate::kubernetes::tests::kubernetes_tests.
Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (test infrastructure). Risk: with the variable unset the fixtures behave as before, as the default-mode run above shows. The new pins add five container-backed tests to the privileged CI half, about 4 s each. Roll back by reverting the commit.
Rollout
None: no migration and no production code. Mixed-version: does not apply. The candidate DDL runs only in test databases: the shared fixtures apply it when the variable is set, and the five pins always apply it in their own containers.
Not covered
The fixture suites run as the superuser, so a variant run checks privileges only where a test switches role (the credential-injection resolution test, as space_credmgr). The pins cover the bootstrap-roles logins.
No CI job runs the variant.
Once the real rename lands, the default physical_table result names a view and the pins' candidate no longer applies. A crates change must make them work on either schema before that migration, because the migration-isolation guard rejects changes to physical_table, the api test helpers and the pins in a migration PR.
The constraints above need decisions before the real migrations; they are tracked separately.
AI assistance: An AI agent (Claude Code) wrote the code, tests, candidate DDL, documentation, and this description, and rebased the change across the crate move.
The change adds a selectable PostgreSQL fixture schema with renamed execution and node tables, compatibility views, and role grants. It adds integration tests for view behavior, writes, locking, prepared statements, and invoker privileges. Two API test triggers now resolve physical table names through the fixture helper.
Possibly related PRs
perplexityai/SPACE#1309: It contains the same schema variant and execution-record compatibility-view test coverage.
Merge Risk: Low · up to d0e45
This change only adds opt-in test infrastructure and does not touch production behavior. If the variant is selected against a pre-built template that lacks it, two API test helpers fail with a confusing relation-not-found error. That is a small, contained risk, and it is reasonable to merge once the owner knows about it.
Security architecture risk: Minimal · up to d0e45
The changes introduce no material security risk in the current deployment: the schema transformation and additional database grants are confined to test databases. The candidate does broaden credential-manager reads on the underlying test tables, so it should not be treated as approval of an equivalent production migration.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The introduced authority change is bounded to candidate-mode test databases. It is not a newly reachable production attack path in this PR; adopting the DDL as a production migration would require a separate exposure and authorization assessment.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — The environment variable selects an allowlisted enum and embedded SQL, not an arbitrary SQL file or command. During template creation, unknown and non-UTF-8 values fail before database creation and migration.
observed — The privilege test uses both the service login and a capability-only probe. It asserts that revoked base privileges prevent view reads, that a read-only login cannot delete through the view, and that a subsequent bootstrap retains the required credential-manager reads.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The hidden-substrate test pins fail-closed behavior: hidden rows cannot be updated or deleted through the views, while base-table uniqueness can still prevent claims or cause CHECK OPTION failures. These assertions document a mixed-substrate limitation rather than proving that generation allocation remains live when hidden rows exist.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Before production adoption, explicitly assess the broader direct-base grants, nullable Kubernetes pod identity fields, hidden-row conflict recovery and migration interruption/rollback behavior. Passing the fixture suites should not substitute for those production security and lifecycle decisions.
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Review comments at @crates/test_support/db/test/fixtures/src/lib.rs:
- Around line 139-144: Update `physical_table` to determine whether the
variant’s mapped relation exists in the connected database instead of relying
only on `SchemaVariant::from_env()`. Accept the database connection needed for
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physical_table trusts the environment variable instead of the connected database
physical_table picks the table name from SPACE_TEST_POSTGRES_SCHEMA_VARIANT alone. It does not check whether the database it runs against has that variant applied.
When SPACE_TEST_POSTGRES_ADMIN_URL names an existing server, the fixtures reuse its template without applying the variant. If that template was built without the variant, a run that sets the variable still uses the default schema. physical_table("sandbox_k8s_executions") then returns sandbox_execution_records. The row-trigger DDL in the two API test helpers targets a relation that does not exist, so those tests fail with a relation error instead of a clear message.
Resolve the name from the connected database. The sketch below does this for the current variant. It does not cover the post-migration schema. The migration PR must update that mapping.
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Update `physical_table` to determine whether the variant’s mapped relation
exists in the connected database instead of relying only on
`SchemaVariant::from_env()`. Accept the database connection needed for that
check, and update its callers to pass the connection and await the result;
return the original relation when the mapped relation is not present. Keep the
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Summary
A planned change renames
sandbox_k8s_executionstosandbox_execution_recordsandnode_k8stonode_identitiesin place, leaving compatibility views under the old names. This change adds the test infrastructure to check, before those migrations are written, that today's code works unchanged through the views. It changes no migration and no production code.Opt-in schema variant.
pplx-space-db-test-fixturesapplies a candidate DDL file to the migrated test template after the migrations whenSPACE_TEST_POSTGRES_SCHEMA_VARIANT=execution-record-viewsis set. The file iscrates/test_support/db/test/fixtures/schema-variants/execution_record_views.sql, marked as a test candidate and not a migration. Unset or empty, the template is unchanged. An unknown name, or a value that is not valid UTF-8, fails template creation before the migrations run, so a typo cannot pass as a variant run. The candidate renames the tables andpod_materialized_at,k8s_node_nameandk8s_node_uid, adds the new columns, makespod_nameandpod_namespacenullable, and creates the views. The views keep the old column lists in order, including the threeruntime_upgrade_*execution columns from [db] record a stay-stopped runtime upgrade decision on its Kubernetes execution #1304, and useWITH CASCADED CHECK OPTION. It also grantsspace_credmgrthe base column reads the invoker views need. The service logins' privileges on the views come fromspace_migrator's default privileges and bootstrap-roles, as for any new relation.Test-side fixes. Two api test helpers create row triggers on
sandbox_k8s_executions, which Postgres refuses on a view (42809). They now name the table throughpplx_space_db_test_fixtures::physical_table(...), which returns the renamed table in variant mode and the old name otherwise.Pins.
crates/l30_storage/db/migrate/src/bootstrap_roles/tests/execution_record_view_tests.rsruns statement shapes from today's code and tests as the real bootstrap-roles logins. The server is migrated withcontrol-plane upand the candidate is applied asspace_migrator. Shapes covered:ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING … RETURNING, and the retired-generationINSERT … SELECT … WHERE NOT EXISTSMAX(generation) + 1through the viewON CONFLICT (node_id) DO UPDATE … WHERE node_k8s.k8s_node_name IS DISTINCT FROM EXCLUDED…k8srowmanaged_byFOR UPDATE OF … NOWAITandSKIP LOCKEDon view joinsLOCK TABLEthrough a view, as the api's create-readiness contention test takes it (it locks view and base)UPDATE … FROMprepare_time, no0A000)space_user,space_credsandspace_rospace_credmgrcolumn grantsThey start their own container, so they are in the nextest
privilegedgroup.Docs. The fixtures crate README ("Schema variants") and a pointer in
docs/rust/space-conventions.mdexplain how to run the variant. There is no CI job for it: it would repeat the whole Rust test job.Constraints for the real migrations. The Postgres behaviour in 1 and 2 is pinned on PG16 and PG17; what it means for the production callers comes from reading their code, and 3 comes from reading the candidate:
Invoker views check every base column the view reads. Through a
security_invokerview, Postgres checks the caller's base-tableSELECTon every column the view's query reads, not only the ones the caller selects. The service logins are unaffected: bootstrap-roles grantsspace_userandspace_credsSELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETEon both base tables, and the credential manager connects asspace_creds. A session that holds only thespace_credmgrcapability role is affected, such as the credential-injection store's resolution test (SET LOCAL ROLE space_credmgr). With its old column grants plusmanaged_by, its reads through either view fail with42501. The candidate therefore grantsspace_credmgrbaseSELECTon every column the views read, so that role can now readpod_uidand the other base columns directly. The view's column grants still refusepod_uidthrough the view. A view that checks base privileges as its owner, the default withoutsecurity_invoker, would keep that role's old base fence. Every column later added to either table must also be added to the view and to that grant.Base unique indexes still arbitrate rows the views hide. A targetless
ON CONFLICT DO NOTHINGarbitrates every unique index on the base table, and the views hide other substrates' rows:k8sactive execution, the execution claim through the view returns no row, even though the view shows no active execution;MAX(generation) + 1through the view, while(sandbox_id, generation)is unique across substrates, so a hidden row of any state at that generation also makes the claim return no row, and every retry allocates the same generation;ON CONFLICT (node_id) DO UPDATEon a hiddennode_identitiesrow fails with44000(new row violates check option for view "node_k8s").In both claim cases, the claims' follow-up read through the view finds no active execution: the api claim fails with
failed to create active Kubernetes execution row, and the placement claim's read finds no row. None of this happens today, because no non-k8srows exist yet.Nullable
pod_name/pod_namespace. Making them nullable means an insert through the view no longer rejects a NULLpod_name. The views'WHERE managed_by = 'k8s'does not restore that. Today's code never writes one.Validation
At this head, on a Linux host with Docker, Rust 1.99.1 and nextest 0.9.150 (CI pins 0.9.133), on PG16 (
TESTCONTAINERS_POSTGRES_IMAGE=public.ecr.aws/docker/library/postgres:16-alpine):SPACE_TEST_POSTGRES_SCHEMA_VARIANT=execution-record-viewsand once unset:routes::e2b::tests::detail_reports_authoritative_federated_ownership_not_metadata, a JSON key-order snapshot:serde_json'spreserve_orderis enabled only in an--all-featuresworkspace build.space-nextest-postgres-setupwith the variable set hassandbox_k8s_executionsandnode_k8sas views, the renamed relations as tables, and all 21 columns,runtime_upgrade_*included, on the execution view.cargo nextest run -p pplx-space-db-migrate --run-ignored all: 59/59, including the five view pins. Before the view and grant carried [db] record a stay-stopped runtime upgrade decision on its Kubernetes execution #1304'sruntime_upgrade_*columns, two pins failed as they should:views_keep_the_old_row_types_and_writes_reach_the_base_tables(the row type was missing the columns) andstatements_prepared_before_the_rename_run_through_the_views(0A000 cached plan must not change result type).cargo fmt --all -- --checkandcargo check --workspace --all-targets --all-features --locked: clean.bash ci/scripts/run-archcheck.sh "$(git rev-parse origin/main)" "": no findings, compared againstmain's baseline andARCHITECTURE.toml.From an earlier head, before the rebase across the crate move, and not rerun here: the PG17 runs, the full
rdeps(pplx-space-db-test-fixtures)comparison over 46 packages on PG16 and PG17 (no per-test difference between modes or versions), clippy, and the checks that each pin's key assertion fails without the property it pins. Before the trigger fix, a PG16 variant run of the api suite had five variant-only failures, all42809 "sandbox_k8s_executions" is a view, incontrollers::sandbox::lifecycle::characterization_tests::kubernetesandcontrollers::substrate::kubernetes::tests::kubernetes_tests.Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (test infrastructure). Risk: with the variable unset the fixtures behave as before, as the default-mode run above shows. The new pins add five container-backed tests to the privileged CI half, about 4 s each. Roll back by reverting the commit.
Rollout
None: no migration and no production code. Mixed-version: does not apply. The candidate DDL runs only in test databases: the shared fixtures apply it when the variable is set, and the five pins always apply it in their own containers.
Not covered
space_credmgr). The pins cover the bootstrap-roles logins.physical_tableresult names a view and the pins' candidate no longer applies. A crates change must make them work on either schema before that migration, because the migration-isolation guard rejects changes tophysical_table, the api test helpers and the pins in a migration PR.AI assistance: An AI agent (Claude Code) wrote the code, tests, candidate DDL, documentation, and this description, and rebased the change across the crate move.