Preserve declared numeric user columns during reconciliation - #343
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe backend compares retained numeric and boolean columns with declared SQL types, including available precision and scale. MySQL and MariaDB checks also compare physical type attributes and validate migration attributes. PostgreSQL conversions use the stripped declared type, and PostgreSQL string values use ChangesSQL Storage Type Handling
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| // retain a numeric SQL representation (for example an epoch millisecond). | ||
| // In that case the existing numeric column already matches the requested | ||
| // schema and must not be reconciled as a legacy numeric-to-text column. | ||
| if (declaredTypeIsNumericOrBoolean(definition.sqlType())) return; |
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When PostgreSQL has a retained numeric/boolean column whose logical DataType is STRING (for example, the newly supported BIGINT declaration), this return preserves the physical column, but JdbcSqlUserStorage.bind still sends every DataValueString through PreparedStatement.setString. PgJDBC therefore supplies a varchar parameter, which PostgreSQL cannot assign implicitly to BIGINT, BOOLEAN, and similar columns, so inserts and updates fail after initialization succeeds. Bind these values as an unspecified/inferred type as the integer PostgreSQL path already does, or limit this preservation path to MySQL/MariaDB.
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| // retain a numeric SQL representation (for example an epoch millisecond). | ||
| // In that case the existing numeric column already matches the requested | ||
| // schema and must not be reconciled as a legacy numeric-to-text column. | ||
| if (declaredTypeIsNumericOrBoolean(definition.sqlType())) return; |
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When a MySQL/MariaDB DataType.STRING key changes its declared physical type from INT to BIGINT (or changes numeric precision/bit width), this return treats any numeric/boolean declaration as though the existing column already matched, without inspecting its actual type. Before this commit the path below issued MODIFY COLUMN with the new declaration; now the narrower column remains and subsequent otherwise-valid values can be rejected or truncated. Only skip reconciliation after verifying that the retained physical type is compatible with the requested type.
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| boolean declaredStorageType = declaredTypeIsNumericOrBoolean(definition.sqlType()); | ||
| if (declaredStorageType && declaredTypeMatches(definition.sqlType(), registeredType)) return; |
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When a DataType.STRING declaration includes attributes such as BIGINT DEFAULT '0' and an existing MySQL/MariaDB column has a different numeric type plus its own default, this new mismatch path passes the complete declaration to MODIFY COLUMN and then appends the inspected default again, producing SQL such as BIGINT DEFAULT '0' NULL DEFAULT '0'. The duplicate default makes schema initialization fail precisely when a numeric column needs widening; reconcile using only the declared physical type or avoid re-appending attributes already present in the declaration.
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| private static String normalizedBaseType(String sqlType) { | ||
| String normalized = sqlType == null ? "" : sqlType.stripLeading().toUpperCase(java.util.Locale.ROOT); | ||
| int space = normalized.indexOf(' '); | ||
| int parenthesis = normalized.indexOf('('); | ||
| int end = space < 0 ? normalized.length() : space; | ||
| if (parenthesis >= 0 && parenthesis < end) end = parenthesis; | ||
| return normalized.substring(0, end); |
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For MySQL/MariaDB declarations such as BIGINT UNSIGNED, normalizedBaseType discards everything after the first space, so an existing signed BIGINT is considered an exact match and reconciliation is skipped. Values allowed by the declared unsigned schema can then be rejected as out of range by the retained signed column; include signedness and other storage modifiers in the compatibility comparison.
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- Around line 470-471: Update declaredTypeMatches to compare whether sqlType and
registered.typeName() are UNSIGNED before comparing their normalized base types;
return false when the modifiers differ so the column is not retained as a match.
- Around line 503-512: Update canonicalType and the retained-column
reconciliation checks so classification and matching use the same dialect-aware
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| case "INT", "INT4" -> "INTEGER"; | ||
| case "INT2" -> "SMALLINT"; | ||
| case "INT8" -> "BIGINT"; | ||
| case "BOOL" -> "BOOLEAN"; |
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When a DataType.STRING column is declared as BOOL or BOOLEAN on MySQL/MariaDB, the server reports the physical type as TINYINT(1). Mapping only BOOL to BOOLEAN therefore makes mysqlDeclaredTypeMatches reject a column that already matches; initialization issues MODIFY COLUMN ... BOOLEAN, but the server normalizes it back to TINYINT(1), so the same table-altering migration repeats on every startup. Apply the MySQL boolean alias when comparing the declared and stored types.
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| int open = sqlType.indexOf('('); | ||
| int close = open < 0 ? -1 : sqlType.indexOf(')', open + 1); | ||
| if (open < 0 || close < 0) return new int[0]; | ||
| String[] values = sqlType.substring(open + 1, close).split(","); |
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For valid declarations whose first parentheses belong to an attribute, such as BIGINT DEFAULT (0), this parses 0 as the type precision. Since the existing BIGINT reports its real precision, reconciliation treats an already matching column as mismatched and repeatedly runs the type migration on every initialization, potentially rewriting or locking the user table. Parse parameters from declaredPhysicalType(sqlType) or otherwise require the parentheses to immediately follow the type name.
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- Around line 589-592: Normalize MariaDB COLUMN_DEFAULT values in
mysqlColumnAttributes before validation: convert bare NULL to null and unquote
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| if (attributes.defaultValue() != null && !attributes.defaultValue().matches( | ||
| "(?i)(?:true|false|[-+]?(?:\\d+(?:\\.\\d*)?|\\.\\d+)(?:e[-+]?\\d+)?)")) { | ||
| throw new SQLException("Cannot safely preserve SQL column default during migration: " + name); |
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When MariaDB reports a literal numeric default as '0' and the retained column needs a numeric type change, this validator rejects the quotes, the peer check still observes the mismatch, and backend initialization fails instead of issuing the reconciliation. The updated code now avoids duplicating declared defaults, but the remaining validator must normalize MariaDB's safe quoted-literal representation before validating and preserving it.
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| int[] parameters = declaredTypeParameters(sqlType); | ||
| if (parameters.length > 0 && registered.precision() > 0 && parameters[0] != registered.precision()) return false; | ||
| return parameters.length < 2 || registered.scale() < 0 || parameters[1] == registered.scale(); |
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When a MySQL/MariaDB declaration uses an integer display width such as INT(11) and the existing column is already int(11), JDBC metadata can report the numeric precision as 10 rather than the display width 11. This comparison therefore treats an identical column as mismatched and runs MODIFY COLUMN on every initialization; compare integer parameters with the fetched COLUMN_TYPE parameters, or ignore display widths, rather than comparing them with JDBC numeric precision.
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- Around line 518-524: Normalize DECIMAL parameters in the type-matching logic
around declaredTypeParameters before comparing declarations with MySQL/MariaDB
metadata: treat omitted precision as 10 and omitted scale as 0, so DECIMAL(12)
matches decimal(12,0) and bare DECIMAL is checked against both effective values.
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Summary
Fix shared-schema reconciliation for deliberately retained numeric SQL columns.
DataType.STRINGVoteRemindersLast BIGINTto textRoot cause
VotingPlugin registers
VoteRemindersLastthrough the string value API while explicitly declaringBIGINT. Reconciliation treated that as a legacy numeric-to-text migration. PostgreSQL could retain the column after that fix but still received a typedvarcharparameter on writes.Validation
mvn -B -f AdvancedCore/pom.xml clean package: 952 tests, 0 failures/errors/skipsgit diff --checkpassedNo live MariaDB/PostgreSQL environment was run locally. A focused shared-MariaDB MCHT run should verify the resulting VotingPlugin artifact.
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BOOLEANandTINYINT(1)—are preserved, while mismatches in type, precision, scale, or signedness are reconciled with the declared schema.NULLvalues are handled correctly, and matching integer display widths are preserved.