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In `@internal/consistency/diff/schema_diff.go`:
- Around line 579-593: Update schemaStructureDiff to apply the normalized skip
names from parseSkipList to task.missingTables before qualifying and storing
missing-table results. Ensure explicitly excluded tables are omitted from
missing-table reporting and do not trigger schema.ExitIncompatible, while
preserving existing filtering for task.tableList.
- Around line 637-639: Update the distinctFindings key in the divs loop to use
only Object, Kind, and Property, so findings are deduplicated per documented
object property regardless of ValueOnA/ValueOnB pair direction.
In `@internal/consistency/schema/compare_test.go`:
- Around line 596-604: Update the composite attribute fixtures in the relevant
comparison test to construct values through packAttr, using distinct ordinals
for the int4 and int8 attributes. Change the assertions to expect RankNarrowed
with NarrowSide "n1", and compare ValueOnA and ValueOnB against the
corresponding packed values.
In `@internal/consistency/schema/rank.go`:
- Around line 138-155: Update the text-like branch in classifyType to return
RankEquivalentDiffering when exactly one operand is bpchar, including equal
finite lengths and unbounded cases; preserve the existing narrowing and
equivalence behavior for varchar/text pairs and other matching text-like types.
In `@internal/consistency/topology/spock.go`:
- Line 62: Update FetchSpockNodeConfig so subscriptions are appended only when
the subscription name is non-empty, keeping the append operation inside the
existing non-empty-name branch. Preserve filtering of valid subscription records
while skipping zero-valued entries produced from empty sub_name values.
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In `@internal/consistency/schema/compare_test.go`:
- Around line 949-950: Replace the delimiter-based serialization used by
joinList and packAttr/unpackAttr with a reversible, unambiguous codec that
round-trips values containing attrFieldSep; update compareEnumObject and
compareCompositeObject to compare decoded structures rather than ambiguous
packed strings, while preserving report output through decoded values. Add test
cases covering delimiter-containing lists and packed attributes.
In `@internal/consistency/schema/rank.go`:
- Around line 151-152: Update the bpchar comparison branch in the rank logic to
compare boundedness and declared lengths before returning equivalence: return
RankNarrowed with the appropriate NarrowSide when capacities differ, including
bounded bpchar versus wider varchar or text, and retain RankEquivalentDiffering
only when lengths match or both types are unbounded. Add coverage for these
bounded-length cases.
In `@internal/consistency/topology/spock.go`:
- Line 99: Update the subscription indexing around SubscriptionsByProvider to
use map[string][]types.SpockSubscription, appending every subscription for each
ProviderNode instead of overwriting earlier entries. Update compareSubscriptions
to iterate and compare all subscriptions associated with the reciprocal
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In `@db/queries/templates.go`:
- Line 1043: Update the key_opclasses expression in the replica-identity query
to aggregate namespace-qualified operator-class names rather than bare
ik.opcname, ensuring operator classes with the same name in different schemas
remain distinct.
- Around line 739-741: Update GetColumnDescriptors to normalize array type
identity using the element type while retaining an explicit array marker,
instead of relying directly on t.typname. Ensure comparePropertiesForColumn
compares this normalized identity so equivalent array columns such as status[]
do not appear divergent.
In `@internal/consistency/schema/collect.go`:
- Around line 41-42: Update the collection flow around GetDatabaseLocale so it
always retrieves and records the database locale before handling an empty tables
scope. When tables is empty, skip only table-specific queries and return the
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Move the per-node Spock topology read (subscriptions, replication set membership, and the hints about incomplete configuration) out of spock-diff and into a new topology package that only knows "who replicates from whom." spock-diff's own behavior, output, and tests are unchanged; its node-config type becomes an alias for the new package's type so its public surface does not move. This is groundwork for a later, structure-only schema comparison: that work needs the same topology information but must not depend on spock-diff itself, and should reuse this one reading path instead of duplicating it.
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Add internal/consistency/scope, which answers "which tables are we comparing" behind one Provider interface. Only a schema-based source is implemented for now: it matches schema-diff's existing area (all base tables of one namespace, views excluded) by delegating to the same table-listing query schema-diff already uses, rather than restating it. Other sources (an explicit list, a Spock replication set, tables native to one node) can implement the same interface later without changing any caller that only needs "the list of tables."
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In `@internal/consistency/schema/compare.go`:
- Line 821: Update the checkNarrows condition in compareConstraints so
RankNarrowed is reported only when one side contains additional CHECK-only
constraints and the opposite side’s additional constraint set is empty; do not
treat a CHECK versus non-CHECK constraint combination as narrowing.
In `@internal/consistency/schema/rank.go`:
- Around line 188-193: Update the date-handling branches in the ranking logic
around pgqname(nameDate) and dateNarrowsInto so date versus
timestamp/timestamptz pairs return RankIncompatible rather than RankNarrowed,
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- Around line 145-147: Update the equivalentDifferingPairs lookup in the
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Add internal/consistency/schema, which reads a table's real definition on one node under one REPEATABLE READ snapshot - columns, replica identity key and its operator classes, PRIMARY KEY / UNIQUE / CHECK / FOREIGN KEY / EXCLUDE constraints, partition bound and partition key, and the full definition of every domain, range, composite, and enum type a column uses - and compares two such snapshots. Types are matched by name and definition, never by OID: two nodes set up by separate initdb runs give different OIDs to the same user-defined type, so matching by OID would either miss a real difference or report one that does not exist. Each difference gets one of a small set of ranks: identical (no finding), cosmetic (does not change the shape of the data), equivalent-differing (the same values fit both sides, but are stored or handled differently - a different collation on the same type, or bpchar against varchar/text at the same or unbounded length, since bpchar blank-pads and the others do not), narrowed (one side accepts a strict subset of what the other accepts, such as int4 against int8, naming the narrow side), and incompatible (neither side's set of values contains the other's, or the object exists on only one side). A missing table, domain, or type is reported once, not as a cascade of findings about everything that used it. Comes with unit tests exercising the ranking rules directly, without a database.
table-diff's own preflight already knows when two nodes' column-name or key-column lists do not match; until now, all it told a person was that table schemas do not match between nodes - no column name, no node name, no description of what differs. Once that cheap, name-only mismatch fires (this still runs for every table; nothing about it changes), reconnect to the reference node and re-collect both nodes' full structural descriptors, then run the same structural comparison a direct structure check would use. The extra read-only transactions only ever open on this error path. If the fuller comparison finds nothing, or the reconnect fails, fall back to a message naming the two nodes, their column lists, and their key-column lists, instead of losing the wrapped error entirely.
schema-diff already runs table-diff on every table by default, and --ddl-only checks only whether an object exists on each node. Neither mode says when two nodes have the same table with a different column type, a missing constraint, or a different partition bound. Add a third mode that checks the real table definition on every node instead of data or mere presence, using the new structural comparison package. It never reads a row of data, so it is a fast check to run before the much slower data diff, or on its own to confirm the schema DDL still agrees everywhere. A table present on only some nodes is reported on its own, before the per-table findings, since a schema present on only one node should not be described the same way as one with no structural differences. Each run exits with the code of the single worst finding across every node pair compared (up to three nodes): identical, cosmetic, equivalent-differing, narrowed, or incompatible, so a script can act on severity without parsing text. Findings are counted once per distinct object and property, not once per node pair, so a column that drifted on a third node is not read as two separate problems. --skip-tables and --skip-file exclude a table from this mode the same way they already do for the default per-table data diff, including from the "missing on some nodes" report and the exit code it can force - a table named there is left out of the run entirely, not only out of its own comparison. --schedule is not supported yet and is rejected with a clear error; use the default data-comparison mode, which does support it, or wrap the command in a loop. --output=json prints a structured report (schema name, node names, missing tables, and every finding) instead of the usual text, but only when --output is given by hand on the command line: "json" is also --output's own default value for every other schema-diff mode, so without that check every run - even one that never named --output - would print JSON by default. Any other explicit --output value is rejected, since this mode has no per-table diff files to turn into HTML or anything else, only a list of findings. Comes with unit tests for the command's own flag handling and report shape, and integration tests against a real multi-node cluster covering identical schemas, drifted columns and types (including composite attributes and domain CHECK constraints), --skip-tables, --output=json, and the default text output.
The workflow listed explicit test steps rather than running the whole suite, so the new structural-comparison and scope tests were never actually run in CI. Add them alongside the existing schema-diff step.
Describe the new mode in the schema-diff command reference: what it compares and does not compare, why types are matched by name instead of OID, the finding ranks and their exit codes, how to get a JSON report, and what is not yet supported (--schedule and non-JSON --output values). Add a matching changelog entry.
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Summary
This PR adds a new mode to
schema-diff:--compare=structure. It checksthe real definition of every common table on all nodes — column types,
constraints, partition bounds, and the types used by columns — instead of
reading and comparing table data.
Today,
schema-diff(in its default mode) runstable-diffon every table,and
--ddl-onlyonly checks whether an object exists on each node. Neithermode tells you when two nodes have the same table with a different column
type, a missing constraint, or a different partition bound. This mode fills
that gap. It is fast, because it never reads a row of data, so it is a good
first check before running the much slower data diff.
What this mode compares
NOT NULL, identity, generated, storage option, default, andcollation.
PRIMARY KEY,UNIQUE,CHECK,FOREIGN KEY, andEXCLUDEconstraints.by a compared column, not just its name.
how the same text sorts and compares on each node.
Types are matched by name and definition, never by OID. Two nodes built by
separate
initdbruns give different OIDs to the same user-defined type, somatching by OID would either miss a real difference or report one that is
not there.
Not compared (same as before this PR): non-constraint indexes, triggers,
rules, sequences, views, materialized views, storage parameters, column
order, comments, and ACLs. A skipped view is named in a log line, not left
out without a message.
Findings and exit code
Each difference gets one of five ranks. The process exits with the code of
the single worst rank found in the whole run:
016cosmetic32equivalent-differing48narrowedint4vsint8, or a stricterCHECK). The report names the narrow side.64incompatibleA table missing on some nodes is reported first, on its own, before the
per-table findings, and it also counts toward exit code
64.Flag behavior
--skip-tablesand--skip-fileexclude tables from this mode the sameway they already do for the default data diff. If every common table gets
excluded this way, the report says so directly, instead of looking like an
empty schema.
--output=jsonprints a structured report (schema name, node names,missing tables, and each finding) instead of the plain-text report. This
only takes effect when
--outputis given by hand on the command line.jsonis also--output's own default value for every other schema-diffmode, so without this check, every run — even one that never named
--output— would print JSON instead of the usual text.--outputvalue (for example--output=html) isrejected with a clear error, since this mode has no per-table diff files
to render, only a list of findings.
--scheduleis not supported yet and is rejected with a clear error. Use--compare=data, which does support scheduling, or wrap the command inyour own loop.
Other changes bundled with this feature
A few smaller, related changes landed on this branch along the way:
internal/consistency/topology— the Spock topology read (nodes,subscriptions, tables) was pulled out of
spock-diffinto its ownpackage, so the new schema package does not need to depend on Spock.
spock-diff's own behavior and output are unchanged.internal/consistency/scope— a smallProviderinterface thatanswers "which tables are we comparing." Only the schema-based source is
implemented for now.
internal/consistency/schema— the new package that collects atable's structural descriptors under one
REPEATABLE READsnapshot andcompares two snapshots, producing the ranked findings above. This is the
package
schema-diff --compare=structureis built on.table-diffnow reuses this same package. When its cheap,name-only schema check finds a mismatch between two nodes, it re-collects
and compares the full structure to produce a real diff (which column,
which node, what differs) instead of a one-line "schemas don't match"
message.