feat(db): enforce project health check constraints in database - #428
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe database now normalizes invalid ChangesProject health enforcement
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change normalizes legacy health values and enforces allowed health states, but baseline reconciliation can leave a target table unconstrained if another table has the same constraint name. That could permit invalid health values after a baseline release, so the lookup must be scoped to its table before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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MigrationRunner->>migration0017: Apply migration 0017
migration0017->>PostgreSQL: Normalize invalid health values
migration0017->>PostgreSQL: Add health CHECK constraints
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The PR addresses the linked issue by adding both health constraints, migration coverage, normalization, and schema tests. However, baseline reconciliation checks constraint names without scoping the lookup to the intended table and schema, so an unrelated same-named constraint can prevent creation of a required constraint.
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Thanks for picking this up so quickly. The constraint names, the migration and the four tests are the right shape. Two changes before this can go in, one of them because the migration runs against the production database.
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Normalise existing rows before adding the constraint.
ALTER TABLE ... ADD CONSTRAINTfails if any row already holds a value outside the set, and this database has rows that predate the validator (the Plane import wrote free text). Put anUPDATE project SET health = 'no_update' WHERE health NOT IN (...)and the same forproject_updateat the top of0017_typical_freak.sql, before the twoALTER TABLEstatements. Then the migration cannot fail on real data, and a test that inserts a bad value before applying the migration would prove it. -
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PROJECT_HEALTHS.packages/dbalready depends on@orbit/shared(content.tsimports from it), so the schema can build thesqllist fromPROJECT_HEALTHSinpackages/shared/src/constants/project.tsinstead of repeating the four strings. The tests should read from the same constant. Otherwise the validator and the constraint can drift apart, which is the thing this PR exists to prevent. Regenerate the migration after the change so the snapshot matches.
Two things that are not on you: the migration has to be applied to the hosted database with bun run db:release before this merges, which I will do, and #383 also carries a 0017, which is my draft to rebase, not your problem.
I have approved the CI runs on this head. Push the two changes and ping me.
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In `@packages/db/drizzle/0017_typical_freak.sql`:
- Line 4: Add the missing project_update_project_idx index creation to this
migration, matching the index declared in the project_update schema definition
and using the project reference column. Keep the existing health constraint
unchanged.
In `@packages/db/tests/schema/index.test.ts`:
- Line 423: In the tests at packages/db/tests/schema/index.test.ts lines 423-423
and 465-465, remove the duplicate outer matcher around the constraint-name
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Status check: thanks for the follow-up push (d4bceb0), the row normalization ahead of the Both bots re-reviewed that commit and left three threads still open, worth resolving or discussing before this merges:
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Both changes are in and they are right: the UPDATE runs before the constraints in the migration and in the release reconciliation path, the set is derived from PROJECT_HEALTHS in the schema and the tests, and the new migration test applies the real migration to a scratch database with a bad row and proves it is normalised. CI is green on unit tests. I ran the migration test locally and it passes.
One thing I hit locally that is not your problem, recorded as #439: drizzle-kit push does not add a check constraint to a table that already exists, so on a machine whose test databases predate this branch the two schema invariant tests fail while they pass on CI, which creates fresh databases. Nothing to change here.
Merging is held only until the migration has been applied to the hosted database with db:release, which I will do; then this goes in. Thanks for the fast turnaround.
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Database release recorded, per docs/database-releases.md. Ran against the hosted database on 2026-09-08 from this head through the session-mode connection:
I also brought the branch up to main; merging as soon as that run is green. |
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| select 1 from pg_constraint where conname = 'project_health_check' | ||
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| alter table project add constraint project_health_check check (health in ('on_track', 'at_risk', 'off_track', 'no_update')); | ||
| end if; | ||
| if not exists ( | ||
| select 1 from pg_constraint where conname = 'project_update_health_check' | ||
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If a legacy database has project_health_check or project_update_health_check on another relation or in another schema, this name-only catalog lookup skips the required ALTER TABLE. The release then records migration 0017 while the affected project table still accepts unsupported health values.
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Path: packages/db/src/migration-release.ts
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**Constraint names collide across relations**
If a legacy database has `project_health_check` or `project_update_health_check` on another relation or in another schema, this name-only catalog lookup skips the required `ALTER TABLE`. The release then records migration 0017 while the affected project table still accepts unsupported health values.
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In `@packages/db/src/migration-release.ts`:
- Around line 134-141: Update the constraint-existence checks in the migration
for project_health_check and project_update_health_check to also filter
pg_constraint.conrelid to the corresponding target table using project and
project_update regclass references. Preserve the existing constraint names and
ALTER TABLE statements so each table receives its health constraint
independently.
In `@packages/db/tests/migrations/project-health.test.ts`:
- Around line 157-164: Extend the migration health validation test around the
existing invalid project insert to separately insert an invalid health value
into public.project_update and assert that the insert fails. Keep the existing
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| select 1 from pg_constraint where conname = 'project_health_check' | ||
| ) then | ||
| alter table project add constraint project_health_check check (health in ('on_track', 'at_risk', 'off_track', 'no_update')); | ||
| end if; | ||
| if not exists ( | ||
| select 1 from pg_constraint where conname = 'project_update_health_check' | ||
| ) then | ||
| alter table project_update add constraint project_update_health_check check (health in ('on_track', 'at_risk', 'off_track', 'no_update')); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Scope each constraint lookup to its target table.
pg_constraint.conname is not unique across tables. If another table already has either name, this block skips the matching ALTER TABLE. The target table then remains without its health constraint after the ledger records migration 1788724695585.
Filter each lookup by conrelid, such as 'project'::regclass and 'project_update'::regclass.
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- select 1 from pg_constraint where conname = 'project_health_check'
+ select 1
+ from pg_constraint
+ where conname = 'project_health_check'
+ and conrelid = 'project'::regclass
...
- select 1 from pg_constraint where conname = 'project_update_health_check'
+ select 1
+ from pg_constraint
+ where conname = 'project_update_health_check'
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| select 1 from pg_constraint where conname = 'project_health_check' | |
| ) then | |
| alter table project add constraint project_health_check check (health in ('on_track', 'at_risk', 'off_track', 'no_update')); | |
| end if; | |
| if not exists ( | |
| select 1 from pg_constraint where conname = 'project_update_health_check' | |
| ) then | |
| alter table project_update add constraint project_update_health_check check (health in ('on_track', 'at_risk', 'off_track', 'no_update')); | |
| select 1 | |
| from pg_constraint | |
| where conname = 'project_health_check' | |
| and conrelid = 'project'::regclass | |
| ) then | |
| alter table project add constraint project_health_check check (health in ('on_track', 'at_risk', 'off_track', 'no_update')); | |
| end if; | |
| if not exists ( | |
| select 1 | |
| from pg_constraint | |
| where conname = 'project_update_health_check' | |
| and conrelid = 'project_update'::regclass | |
| ) then | |
| alter table project_update add constraint project_update_health_check check (health in ('on_track', 'at_risk', 'off_track', 'no_update')); |
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In `@packages/db/src/migration-release.ts` around lines 134 - 141, Update the
constraint-existence checks in the migration for project_health_check and
project_update_health_check to also filter pg_constraint.conrelid to the
corresponding target table using project and project_update regclass references.
Preserve the existing constraint names and ALTER TABLE statements so each table
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| await sql` | ||
| insert into public.project (id, organization_id, name, slug, health) | ||
| values ('proj-invalid-2', 'org-baseline', 'Invalid Project 2', 'invalid-project-2', 'invalid_health') | ||
| `; | ||
| } catch { | ||
| insertFailed = true; | ||
| } | ||
| expect(insertFailed).toBe(true); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert invalid project_update.health rejection during baselining.
This test only inserts an invalid value into public.project. If the project_update_health_check branch in packages/db/src/migration-release.ts Lines 138-142 is removed or wrong, this test still passes. Add a separate invalid public.project_update insert and assert that it fails.
As per coding guidelines, “A feature is not done until it has tests that would fail if the feature broke.”
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In `@packages/db/tests/migrations/project-health.test.ts` around lines 157 - 164,
Extend the migration health validation test around the existing invalid project
insert to separately insert an invalid health value into public.project_update
and assert that the insert fails. Keep the existing public.project rejection
assertion, and ensure the new assertion specifically exercises the
project_update_health_check branch.
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What this changes
Adds check constraints on the
healthcolumns of theprojectandproject_updatetables to restrict values toon_track,at_risk,off_track, andno_update. Generates the Drizzle migration (0017_typical_freak.sql) and adds schema tests verifying values outside the allowed set are refused.Why
PROJECT_HEALTHSinpackages/shared/src/constants/project.tsfixes health toon_track,at_risk,off_track, andno_update, and validators enforce this at the API layer. The columns themselves were unconstrained text, allowing direct writes or future importers to store arbitrary values.Closes #412
How you know it works
Added automated schema tests in
packages/db/tests/schema/index.test.tsasserting:project_health_checkandproject_update_health_checkcheck constraints exist in table configs.PROJECT_HEALTHSonprojectis rejected with Postgres error code 23514 and constraint nameproject_health_check.PROJECT_HEALTHSonproject_updateis rejected with Postgres error code 23514 and constraint nameproject_update_health_check.on_track,at_risk,off_track,no_update) persist successfully.Ran:
bun test packages/db/tests/schema/index.test.ts(all 28 tests pass)bun run db:check-drift(clean)bun run db:release(verified against local database)bun run check-comments(0 disallowed comments)bun run check-bytes(0 control bytes)bun run check-bun-imports(clean)bun run check-deps(clean)bun run lint(clean)bun run typecheck(clean across all packages)Checklist
bun run verifyis green, all four checksany, no non-null assertions@orbit/sharedpackages/shared/src/policy, not only in the UIbun run db:releaseandbun run db:check-driftpassed against the target database before this shipsAnything reviewers should know
The constraints are named
project_health_checkonprojectandproject_update_health_checkonproject_update. Both columns remainnot null, matching the existing schema definitions.Greptile Summary
The PR adds database-level project health constraints, normalizes legacy values, and extends migration-release baselining to reconcile the constraints.
projectandproject_updatein the Drizzle schema and migration.Confidence Score: 4/5
The PR is not yet safe to merge because baseline releases can still record migration 0017 without installing a required health constraint when an unrelated same-named constraint exists.
The baseline repair correctly handles ordinary legacy databases, but its name-only
pg_constraintquery can suppress constraint creation on the intended table and leave unsupported health values insertable.Files Needing Attention: packages/db/src/migration-release.ts
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%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%% flowchart TD A[releaseDatabase] --> B[baselineLedger] B --> C{Migration 0017 pending?} C -- Yes --> D[Normalize legacy health values] D --> E{Any pg_constraint row has matching name?} E -- Yes --> F[Skip ALTER TABLE] E -- No --> G[Add health constraint] F --> H[Record migration as applied] G --> HPrompt To Fix All With AI
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