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fix(db,ci): make migration 0119 online-safe and bound production migrations - #7671
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…ations The 17 September outage was migration 0119 rewriting ingest.webhook_events (enum to text, a full rewrite of the largest table in production) while holding ACCESS EXCLUSIVE locks on auth.users, auth.organizations and integration_connections from its earlier statements. drizzle applies every pending migration in one transaction, so those locks were held for the whole rewrite and every authenticated request queued behind them until the pooler ran out of connections. 0119 rolled back and is still pending, so the next production deploy would have repeated it. 0119 is regenerated without the column type change. Every writer of webhook_events.provider passes linear, github, notion or slack, all already in the integration_provider enum, so the column stays the enum and recordWebhookDelivery goes back to the enum type, which makes a non-enum provider a compile error rather than a production insert failure. The journal timestamp is kept so a dev database that applied the old 0119 skips this one instead of failing on an existing table. The production migrate job gets a concurrency group, since three migrators ran at once during the incident, and lock_timeout=5s / statement_timeout=60s via PGOPTIONS, so a migration that cannot get its locks fails and rolls back instead of stalling traffic. The preview migrate step gets the same timeouts so the preview database check runs what production will run. Rehearsed on a Neon branch of production (122 migrations applied, 540 GB webhook_events, 2 CU): without timeouts the migrator hangs on DROP TABLE CASCADE behind a single held read lock on auth.users; with them it exits 1 in 7s and rolls back cleanly; unblocked it applies in 2.3s.
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Preserve manually dispatched migration revisions.
For successive pushes to main, a later checkout contains earlier migration files, and drizzle-kit migrate applies all pending migrations. The pending-run replacement does not skip those migrations.
However, workflow_dispatch can target a branch or tag that a later main run does not contain. Replacing that pending run can leave its migrations unapplied. If production dispatches can target such revisions, preserve the pending runs:
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In @.github/workflows/deploy-production.yml around lines 16 - 18, Update the
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…races Rehearsing 0119 under load on a Neon branch of production reproduced the 08:53 deadlock from 17 September on three attempts out of three. The generated order drops plugin_connections first, which takes ACCESS EXCLUSIVE on auth.organizations, and only then alters automation_events. An in-flight insert into automation_events holds that table while waiting on auth.organizations for its foreign-key check, so the two wait on each other until Postgres kills the migrator. It fails safely, at the cost of a one second stall on auth reads per attempt, but it would keep the migration from ever landing under real traffic. The automation_events foreign-key drop now runs first, so the migration takes locks child table first like every insert does. The end schema and snapshot are unchanged. With the same load it applied first try on four runs out of four, in under two seconds, with no failed transactions and no stall beyond the branch's normal latency. Rarer orderings can still collide, so the production migrate step retries up to five times, only when the output names a deadlock or a lock timeout. Both roll back completely. Anything else, a statement timeout included, still fails at once.
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Follow-up after rehearsing under load (16 clients against the tables 0119 locks, on a Neon branch of production, migration applied mid-run):
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Preserve the migration command exit status.
tee is the last command in this pipeline. Without set -o pipefail, a failed bun drizzle-kit migrate returns the successful tee status. The step then exits with status 0, and it neither retries nor fails the deployment. Enable pipefail before the loop.
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In @.github/workflows/deploy-production.yml at line 50, Enable pipefail before
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Sampling lock holders on production once a second for three minutes: automation_events is read-locked 70% of the time by the dispatch sweep and the payload prune job, each holding for 30 to 60 seconds, and a five second lock wait succeeds from 44% of start times. auth.users, auth.organizations and plugin_installs were obtainable from every start time. Five tries lands 0119 about 94% of the time, eight about 99%. A lost try waits on automation_events while holding nothing else, since that statement now runs first, so it costs a five second delay on automation_events writes and nothing on the auth tables.
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The app deploys wait on the migrate job, so that job's verdict has to mean the schema is there. It did not on the first run after #7671, where a shell default turned a failed migration into a passing step. Fixing the exit code closes that one path; this closes the rest. After migrating, the job compares the newest migration recorded in the database with the newest entry in the repo's journal and fails if they differ, which is the check that caught the bad run by hand. The preview migrate step runs it too, so every pull request exercises it in GitHub's own environment before production depends on it. Checked both ways under `bash -e`: exits 0 against a database at 0119, exits 1 against one still at 0118.
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#7672) * fix(ci): stop the production migrate step reporting a failed migration as a success The retry loop pipes drizzle-kit through tee so it can grep the output for a lost lock race. GitHub runs a step that does not set `shell:` with `bash -e`, without pipefail, so the pipeline's status was tee's. On the first production run after #7671 the migration hit its lock timeout on automation_events, rolled back and exited 1, and the step reported success. The app deploys started against an unmigrated database; the run was cancelled before any of them reached its build step, so nothing shipped. The block now sets pipefail itself rather than depending on the runner's default. Run under `bash -e` against a Neon branch of production with 0119 pending: the old block exits 0 with nothing applied; the new one exits 1 after all eight attempts lose, exits 1 at once on bad credentials, and retries once then applies when the lock frees up. * ci(db): verify the newest migration is recorded before the apps deploy The app deploys wait on the migrate job, so that job's verdict has to mean the schema is there. It did not on the first run after #7671, where a shell default turned a failed migration into a passing step. Fixing the exit code closes that one path; this closes the rest. After migrating, the job compares the newest migration recorded in the database with the newest entry in the repo's journal and fails if they differ, which is the check that caught the bad run by hand. The preview migrate step runs it too, so every pull request exercises it in GitHub's own environment before production depends on it. Checked both ways under `bash -e`: exits 0 against a database at 0119, exits 1 against one still at 0118.
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* docs: update weekly product documentation for September 23 Source of truth: live Notion SOP https://www.notion.so/3b3b9d5bf616810dbacaca7dd2305259 Window: GitHub merged:>=2026-09-16, through this run on 2026-09-23. gh returned 103 PRs (limit 1000, avoiding the SOP example’s 50-PR truncation). Workspace baseline: 2158895. Prior session stopped at a usage limit; the checkout was clean. ## Changes - Pages, CLI, and MCP: public sharing, workspace menus, origin labels, pagination, first-publish opening, version previews, mobile comments, and link handling: #7570, #7658, #7726, #7472, #7532, #7718. Files: pages.mdx; cli/cli-reference.mdx; mcp-server.mdx. - iPhone launch, requirements, setup, host states, and Pro checklist: #7703, #7686, #7697, #7661, #7642, #7494. Files: install.mdx; faq.mdx; overview.mdx; remote-access.mdx. - Editor save conflicts and Markdown link actions: #7711, #7621. Files: editor.mdx. - Terminal locations, copying, and ended-session recovery: #7712, #7709, #7618. Files: terminal-integration.mdx. - Model catalog, embedded sign-in, and leaderboard history: #7741, #7740, #7651. Files: agent-integration.mdx; usage.mdx; cli/cli-reference.mdx. - Repository picker, cloud working branches and attachments, mobile sessions, sidebar naming and ordering: #7694, #7620, #7622, #7633, #7604, #7650, #7575. Files: first-workspace.mdx; workspaces.mdx. - Slack plugin tools and gated thread follow-ups, queuing, mute and stop controls: #7583, #7585, #7586, #7588, #7592, #7594. Files: use-with-slack.mdx. - New CLI transcript, environment, and page deletion commands; connected-service plugins and MCP CLI migration: #7602, #7317. Files: cli/cli-reference.mdx; skills.mdx. - Startup recovery and pre-account workspace migration: #7764, #7649. Files: troubleshooting.mdx. Current source wins over PR descriptions: page ordering is newest-created first, search includes description, default CLI output remains a bare array, and the leaderboard automatically backfills since launch (there is no history-range picker). Slack thread commands and Mobile settings retain their availability qualifications. No assumption that every merged fix is already in the latest download. ## Deliberately skipped - [#7765](#7765) fix(host-service): report GitHub being unreachable as unavailable, not a 500: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7756](#7756) fix(pages): restore page.list's bare-array contract for released clients: Restores compatibility for released clients; checked the current listPaginated implementation when documenting #7726. - [#7749](#7749) fix(build): build every dist-types a filtered mobile typecheck needs: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7748](#7748) feat(mobile): refresh the App Store listing and load review creds from .env: Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7747](#7747) feat(mobile): ask for a rating on returning Home after real use: App Store rating timing needs no setup or reference instructions. - [#7746](#7746) feat(mobile): start Sentry natively so launch crashes carry native context: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7744](#7744) fix(email): make the welcome email unsubscribable via a Resend automation: Welcome email unsubscribe delivery is not a product workflow needing docs. - [#7734](#7734) fix(desktop): restore locale provider test mocks: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7733](#7733) fix(marketing): hide leaderboard vertical guide lines: Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7732](#7732) chore(desktop): bump version to 1.30.2: Version bump only. - [#7723](#7723) fix(desktop): preserve sidebar order and missing group members: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7717](#7717) fix(desktop): keep terminal links within URL boundaries: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7715](#7715) fix(ci): unblock CLI publishing and retry macOS installs: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7714](#7714) fix(desktop): prevent tab close clicks from starting a drag: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7710](#7710) feat(marketing): add Vladimir mobile testimonial and rank quotes: Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7704](#7704) feat(marketing): add App Store icon to footer: Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7701](#7701) chore(desktop): bump version to 1.30.1: Version bump only. - [#7700](#7700) fix(marketing): refine hero copy and demo details: Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7698](#7698) feat(marketing): replace mobile feature cards with customer testimonials: Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7696](#7696) fix: write managed configs and workspace files through symlinks: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7695](#7695) fix(marketing): isolate and scale the mobile phone demo: Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7691](#7691) fix(terminal): preserve agent paste mode across host restarts: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7690](#7690) feat(marketing): showcase mobile workflows and simplify the homepage: Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7689](#7689) chore(mobile): bump version to 1.1.1 for TestFlight: Version bump only. - [#7688](#7688) fix(desktop): resolve dev Dock names across workspace path aliases: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7685](#7685) docs(marketing): add September 20 weekly changelog: Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7684](#7684) docs(skills): share mobile demo recording and film tooling: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7683](#7683) fix(ui): truncate the page title instead of running it under the header actions: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7680](#7680) fix(host-service): treat a socket torn down mid-request as the cloud being unreachable: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7678](#7678) fix(desktop): keep markdown link and image attributes as strings so a paste can't stop the editor saving: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7676](#7676) docs(db): migration safety checklist and deploy workflow pitfalls from the 17 September outage: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7675](#7675) fix(integrations): backfill existing connections into the table #7317 reads: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7672](#7672) fix(ci): a failed production migration can no longer pass as a success: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7671](#7671) fix(db,ci): make migration 0119 online-safe and bound production migrations: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7670](#7670) fix(desktop): send text to running terminals as a bracketed paste, not raw keystrokes: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7669](#7669) feat(skills): audit page usage in the 10x skill: Existing skills page already describes the 10x audit; page-usage audit is an internal skill refinement. - [#7668](#7668) fix(mobile): scroll-to-bottom button drives Claude Code's fullscreen view: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7666](#7666) fix(host-service): treat a gh that cannot start as no token: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7665](#7665) chore(desktop): bump version to 1.30.0: Version bump only. - [#7664](#7664) refactor(marketing): share the store badges with the mobile launch post: Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7662](#7662) chore(mobile): simulator verification skill, stand-in host, and host-state flows: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7659](#7659) fix(host-service): stop the Linux file watcher from taking the host down, and make superset start recover: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7655](#7655) feat(marketing): add /mobile landing page behind the mobile-launch flag: Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7647](#7647) fix(agent-setup): restore Codex working status: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7644](#7644) fix(desktop): refresh commits after external changes: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7643](#7643) fix(mobile): a long press lifts the whole session tab, not its text: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7641](#7641) fix(desktop): harden renderer error boundaries and recovery: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7639](#7639) fix(desktop): keep the editor selection valid when external content replaces the document: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7638](#7638) fix(desktop): stop the file tree throwing when a lookup walks through a file: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7636](#7636) fix(host-service): classify an index its storage cannot deliver as environmental: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7615](#7615) fix(cli-framework,i18n): `bun run dev` runs the CLI instead of dying: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7613](#7613) fix(host-service): a terminal in a cloud workspace knows it is in one: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7611](#7611) feat(marketing): Superset Mobile launch post (hidden until launch): Marketing/store copy, layout, or launch assets; no separate product-doc change. The released iPhone workflow is covered by #7686 and #7703. - [#7608](#7608) fix(sandbox): the release probe checks the display from inside the box: Internal build, tests, migration, developer tooling, or recovery plumbing; no new user-facing instructions. - [#7606](#7606) fix(relay): tolerate slow connections with coordinated deadlines: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7605](#7605) fix(desktop): drop duplicate create-workspace submits while one is in flight: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7603](#7603) fix(desktop): preserve translation context for route errors: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7601](#7601) feat(mobile): let the workspace list scroll under a transparent header: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7598](#7598) fix(desktop): keep viewport emulation on a crashed browser pane from crashing the app: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7597](#7597) fix(host-service): pin git's diff prefixes so the Changes pane can parse every patch: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7593](#7593) fix(api): post the Slack agent's reply after its run budget is spent: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7587](#7587) fix(desktop): keep new sidebar group orders on the integer lane: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7582](#7582) fix(api): bound every Slack agent call by the run budget: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7581](#7581) feat(api): Slack agent foundation — shared handler, execution guard, thread window, model and output fixes: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. - [#7573](#7573) feat(pages): publish without a workspace: Standalone publishing is already documented in pages.mdx; preserved that guidance and included its contract in the new CLI/MCP reference. - [#7255](#7255) fix(host-service): preserve consumed Claude prompts in handoffs: Reliability or visual fix restores expected behavior; no new workflow or necessary workaround to document. ## Validation - bun install: passed; no tracked dependency changes. - bun run lint:fix: passed, no code fixes. - bun run lint: passed. - bun run --cwd apps/docs typecheck: passed. - Vale on all 16 changed docs: zero errors and warnings. Small pre-existing prose violations in touched pages were corrected to satisfy the SOP. - git diff --check: passed. Only apps/docs/content/docs/ and the required append-only root TODO log are included. No push or PR. 37 PRs drove changes; 66 were deliberately skipped as separate documentation work. * docs: correct stale claims and consolidate weekly updates Replace outdated remote-port and privacy claims, correct the 90-day leaderboard backfill cap and link settings location, and describe credential use and comment-watch registration accurately. Consolidate iPhone requirements and troubleshooting, trim repeated Pages prose, and keep launch effort details in the CLI reference. Remove the #7764 startup entry because it does not identify a fixed release and its upgrade instructions are too vague. This supersedes that item in the original PR audit. Validate with docs typecheck, lint:fix, lint, Vale (zero errors or warnings), and git diff --check. * docs: trim repeated explanations across user guides * docs: clarify iPhone cloud workspace requirements
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Summary
Unblocks production deploys after the 17 September API outage. Deploy Production is still disabled; this PR is what has to merge before it is turned back on.
ingest.webhook_events. The enum to text change onproviderwas a full rewrite of the largest table in production, run while the same transaction held ACCESS EXCLUSIVE locks onauth.users,auth.organizationsandintegration_connections. 0119 is regenerated withdrizzle-kit generateand is identical to the original minus that one statement. It rolled back during the incident and never applied in production.providerstays theintegration_providerenum. Every writer passeslinear,github,notionorslack, all already in the enum.recordWebhookDeliverygoes back to the enum type, so a non-enum provider is a compile error.concurrencygroup (three migrators ran at once during the incident) andPGOPTIONS: -c lock_timeout=5s -c statement_timeout=60s. drizzle applies every pending migration in one transaction, so splitting files does not isolate locks; timeouts are what make a blocked migration fail and roll back instead of stalling traffic.Testing
Rehearsed with the exact CI command on a Neon branch of production (122 migrations applied, 540 GB
webhook_events, 2 CU):auth.usersDROP TABLE ... CASCADEafter 12s, killedcanceling statement due to lock timeout, clean rollback, still 122 appliedproviderstill the enumPGOPTIONSconfirmed to reach the session through Neon's direct endpoint with the@neondatabase/serverlessdriver. db and api typecheck, ingest tests, lint anddrizzle-kit checkpass. The Deploy Database (Neon) check on this PR applies 0119 to a fresh branch of production with the same timeouts.Notes
providercolumn stays text until the branch is reset; inserts still work.0119_slack_agent_launches.sqland needs a rebase and regenerate.Summary by cubic
Fixes the 17 September production outage by regenerating migration 0119 without the
webhook_eventstable rewrite and ordering its locks to match the application. Unblocks production deploys; Deploy Production stays disabled until this merges. Production migration runs are now bounded and retried.Bug Fixes
providerto text; the column stays theintegration_providerenum, andrecordWebhookDeliverytypes it as the enum so invalid providers fail compilation.automation_eventsforeign key is dropped beforeplugin_connections, child table first like inserts, avoiding the deadlock seen under traffic.Reliability
concurrencygroup withlock_timeout=5sandstatement_timeout=60sviaPGOPTIONS; preview gets the same timeouts.Written for commit d9218aa. Summary will update on new commits.
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