Give each chain its own checkpoint sequence - #1625
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A schema with no cross-chain entity has no row any other chain's reorg can reach, so its checkpoint ids no longer have to be comparable across chains: each chain counts its own. `CheckpointSequence` owns that choice, derived once from the schema, and every checkpoint position becomes a per-chain `Frontier` — committed, processed, resumed, prune bounds and rollback floors alike. The `EveryChain | PerChain` bounds variant goes away with the shape: only SQL rendering consults the sequence, and the two "shapes mixed" throws are unrepresentable. History is now a value on the flush group rather than a config lookup at write time. `ChainState.threshold` records the reorg threshold per chain, `HistoryPolicy` decides Keep/Skip once where the chain states are in reach, and the decision travels on `Batch.t` and `Persistence.updatedEntity` — so the storage layer writes what it is handed and a write can't mix modes by construction. `envio_checkpoints` is keyed on `(chain_id, id)` in both Postgres and ClickHouse, resume reads a frontier per chain, and the ClickHouse resume trims history and checkpoints with a bound per chain. Its per-chain entity views stop at each chain's own committed frontier instead of the highest across all of them. Ids are counter-based, so this is a resync, not a migration. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WvF2FozrjPN3w8UoEkPtpF
Split the ClickHouse resume's bound into `ResumeBounds`: one id under a shared sequence, one per chain otherwise, rendered as the predicate every trim and the holds-rows probe share. Each chain's safe checkpoint comes from its own committed id and its own recorded progress, read in one grouped statement. `HistoryPolicy` takes the run-wide threshold rather than folding over the chain map, so the decision reads from the same accessor the metrics do. Adds the cases the id model needs: dense per-chain sequences under interleaved writes, a resume seeding each chain from its own highest checkpoint, a sink resume trimming the reorg chain's orphans while its sibling keeps the rows above them, and `HistoryPolicy` under both sequences. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WvF2FozrjPN3w8UoEkPtpF
Every read of every entity view resolves the frontier through `SELECT max(id) FROM envio_checkpoints`. Leading `id` answers that from the last granule; leading `chain_id` turns it into a full scan — measured at 1 row / 1.2ms against 3.6M rows / 12.5ms on a 3-chain, 3.6M-row table, on every query. The per-chain trim that would prefer a leading chain runs once, on resume, so the frequency argument is lopsided. Postgres keeps `(chain_id, id)`, where it is the primary key and ids are only unique within a chain. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WvF2FozrjPN3w8UoEkPtpF
…ints by sequence A rollback reaches an append-only sink as a diff row stamped with the first checkpoint id after what the chain had committed, so it outranks the rows it replaces. Nothing gave that id a checkpoint of its own, and the entity views read only what the checkpoints cover — so while a sibling's batch carries the diff, the frontier sits between the orphaned rows and the diff meant to supersede them, and the view answers with the fork. It predates per-chain sequences: on a shared sequence the same window opens whenever the reorg chain holds the highest checkpoint. The diff now stages a checkpoint of its own, carrying the chain and the block the rollback left it on, so it is covered by that chain's progress and a resume trims it like any other. The checkpoints primary key now follows the sequence. Ids are only unique within a chain where each counts its own, so the chain has to be part of the key there; under one shared sequence the id is unique by itself and every bound a rollback or a prune applies is an id range a leading chain column could not serve — which bites hardest under save_full_history, where the table is never pruned. `Frontier` hands back real chain ids rather than the decimal strings a dict uses for keys: they now cross a napi boundary and get compared, not only looked up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WvF2FozrjPN3w8UoEkPtpF
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change replaces global checkpoint IDs with frontiers and global or per-chain checkpoint sequences. It updates batch allocation, rollback handling, persistence, pruning, PostgreSQL storage, ClickHouse resume trimming, sink contracts, and tests. ChangesCheckpoint and indexer flow
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In `@packages/envio/src/LoadLayer.res`:
- Line 74: Hoist the committed checkpoint lookup out of both row iteration
loops: after each storage load and before its Array.forEach, compute
indexerState->IndexerState.committedCheckpointIdFor(~scope) once, then pass that
bound value to every initValue at the two call sites. Preserve the existing
behavior while avoiding repeated Frontier.max work for each row.
In `@packages/envio/src/PgStorage.res`:
- Line 295: Update the PostgreSQL checkpoint-table creation in
PgStorage.initialize to use config.checkpointSequence, or derive it from the
full entity list rather than the Postgres-filtered entities passed to
makeInitializeTransaction. Keep the PostgreSQL and ClickHouse checkpoint schema
selection consistent, including when cross-chain entities are excluded from
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…tier once per load `PgStorage.initialize` handed `makeInitializeTransaction` the Postgres-filtered entities, so an entity a sink keeps and Postgres does not could decide the checkpoints key on its own: a cross-chain entity stored only in ClickHouse left Postgres keyed per chain while the run counted one shared sequence. The sequence is now an explicit argument, since it belongs to the whole schema rather than to the entities one storage happens to hold. `LoadLayer` read the committed frontier per row. A chain scope is a lookup, but a cross-chain one folds the whole frontier, so a wide load repeated that per row. It is read once per load instead. Both found by CodeRabbit on #1625. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WvF2FozrjPN3w8UoEkPtpF
…dent A batch's history decision was made when the batch was created but re-derived at write time from the live reorg-threshold flag. A batch created below the threshold and flushed after the indexer entered it then wrote entity history rows while the checkpoints that anchor them — which follow the batch's own decision — stayed out. The decision now rides on the batch and the storage layer writes what it is handed. The decision is also the type: `Shared(keep)` under one checkpoint sequence, `ByChain` where each chain counts its own, so a chain no rollback can reach keeps neither history nor the checkpoints that would anchor it while its siblings do. `ChainState.threshold` gains a `NoRollback` state for such a chain rather than recomputing "can this be rolled back" at every call site. The rollback diff now takes its checkpoint ids from the same allocator a batch's checkpoints come from. Each chain's own committed id plus one is not an id of its own under a shared sequence: two chains could be handed the same one, and a chain behind its sibling was handed an id the sibling had already used. ClickHouse's resume input drops `checkpoint_id`: under a shared sequence it is the highest committed id over the chain progress it already carries, and two numbers that must agree can disagree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AQ6krRfC3Tx3akX4ZfVQt7
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1224-1232: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winReject malformed aggregate responses.
Line 1228 converts a missing or invalid aggregate value to
0. A successful but malformed response can then produce a trim bound of0. During replicated backfill, this deletes history that chain progress covers because replicated resume trims every table without a row-presence check.Proposed fix
-fn read_aggregates(answer: &str) -> (u64, u64) { - let mut columns = answer - .trim() - .split('\t') - .map(|column| column.trim().parse::<u64>().unwrap_or_default()); - ( - columns.next().unwrap_or_default(), - columns.next().unwrap_or_default(), - ) +fn read_aggregates(answer: &str) -> Result<(u64, u64)> { + let mut columns = answer.trim().split('\t').map(str::trim); + let first_uncovered = columns + .next() + .context("Missing first-uncovered checkpoint aggregate")? + .parse() + .context("Invalid first-uncovered checkpoint aggregate")?; + let highest = columns + .next() + .context("Missing highest checkpoint aggregate")? + .parse() + .context("Invalid highest checkpoint aggregate")?; + if columns.next().is_some() { + bail!("Unexpected safe checkpoint aggregate answer {answer:?}"); + } + Ok((first_uncovered, highest)) }Update both callers to propagate the error with
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801-801: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMerge checkpoint frontiers across the complete batch run.
Line 801 replaces the accumulated frontier with the last batch frontier. If the first batch advances chain A and the second batch advances chain B, the merged batch loses chain A's bound.
Writing.runOneWritethen snapshots chain A changes below its actual checkpoint limit and commits an incomplete frontier.Merge each batch frontier with
Frontier.mergeMaxinstead of assigning it.Proposed fix
- checkpointFrontier := batch.checkpointFrontier + checkpointFrontier := + Frontier.mergeMax(checkpointFrontier.contents, batch.checkpointFrontier)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/envio/src/ChainState.res`:
- Line 394: Update the resume flow around isInReorgThreshold and
ChainState.makeFromDbState so threshold status is computed from the current
resumedChainState for each chain rather than shared from initialState.chains.
Preserve independent pre-threshold lag and keepsHistory behavior, and add a
regression test covering chains with mixed resume progress.
In `@packages/envio/src/IndexerState.res`:
- Line 500: Update the rollback diff cursor initialization in the checkpoint
sequence flow to start from the maximum of processedFrontier and any pending
rollback diffFrontier, rather than only committedFrontier. Preserve unique,
monotonically increasing checkpoint IDs across repeated beginRollbackDiff calls
and pending processed batches.
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In `@packages/cli/src/clickhouse/mod.rs`:
- Around line 1224-1232: Update read_aggregates to return a Result and reject
missing or invalid aggregate values instead of defaulting them to zero. Modify
both callers to propagate the parsing error with ?, preserving the existing
aggregate handling for valid responses.
In `@packages/envio/src/IndexerState.res`:
- Line 801: Update the batch frontier accumulation in the surrounding write flow
to merge each new batch.checkpointFrontier into the existing checkpointFrontier
using Frontier.mergeMax, rather than replacing it. Preserve the accumulated
maximum bounds across all batches before Writing.runOneWrite snapshots the
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| let rollbackDiffFrontier = (state: t, ~floors: RollbackFloors.t) => { | ||
| let chainIds = floors.floors.byChain->Frontier.chainIds | ||
| let cursor = | ||
| state.config.checkpointSequence->CheckpointSequence.cursor(~frontier=state.committedFrontier) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Allocate rollback diff checkpoints above all issued checkpoints.
Line 500 starts the cursor from committedFrontier only. A second rollback can replace an unwritten rollback diff, as beginRollbackDiff supports, while the committed frontier is unchanged. The second diff then reuses the first diff checkpoint IDs. Pending processed batches can also already hold IDs above this frontier.
Start the cursor from the maximum of processedFrontier and any pending state.rollback.diffFrontier. This preserves unique, increasing rollback diff checkpoints for append-only sinks.
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In `@packages/envio/src/IndexerState.res` at line 500, Update the rollback diff
cursor initialization in the checkpoint sequence flow to start from the maximum
of processedFrontier and any pending rollback diffFrontier, rather than only
committedFrontier. Preserve unique, monotonically increasing checkpoint IDs
across repeated beginRollbackDiff calls and pending processed batches.
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Five things that said the same thing twice: `resume_bounds` took the highest committed id and the chain progress it is the maximum of. It derives it now, from the ids it already parses — the caller's parse swallowed a malformed id that `digits_only` would have caught a line later. `HistoryPolicy.forScope` had its own copy of the per-chain lookup; a chain scope is `forChain`. `rollbackDiffFrontier` walked the cursor and then read the frontier back out of it. The ids the cursor hands out are the answer. `Frontier.pick`, added for that second pass, has no caller left. `ChainState.make` and `makeInternal` each spelled out when a chain can be rolled back. `make` takes `~isInReorgThreshold` and derives the state, so `threshold` leaves the interface entirely. `PruneStaleHistory` reached through `crossChainState` for something `IndexerState` already delegates. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AQ6krRfC3Tx3akX4ZfVQt7
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799-799: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMerge checkpoint frontiers while draining a batch run.
This assignment retains only the last batch's frontier. If consecutive same-history batches advance different chains, the merged batch still contains checkpoint rows from both batches, but
markCommittedreceives only the last frontier. The earlier chain's committed frontier remains stale. Merge the accumulated frontier instead.Proposed fix
- checkpointFrontier := batch.checkpointFrontier + checkpointFrontier := + Frontier.mergeMax(checkpointFrontier.contents, batch.checkpointFrontier)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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A per-chain rollback names only the chains it moved, so reading its frontier through `Frontier.get` handed an untouched chain the initial id instead of nothing. `findForScope` keeps the two answers apart: the write path compares against no id, and a rollback row arriving for a chain the diff never moved is an internal error rather than a row stamped 0. Also short-circuit a per-chain resume with no chains, which otherwise drives an `ALTER ... DELETE` per table for a bound no row can be above, and drop the dead `markInReorgThreshold` export, the `Batch.make` pass-through and the duplicated "any chain keeps" fold. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MyUXxUQoFCdhziYNPjLaJ3
The resume frontier was read as MAX(id) per chain off the checkpoints table, but checkpoint rows are only written while a rollback could reach them. A chain with max_reorg_depth: 0 under a per-chain sequence, any restart during backfill, and the rollback diff's own id all had no row behind them, so a restart reissued ids ClickHouse already held — and an update written with a reissued id ranked no higher than the stale value it replaced. The frontier now lives in a checkpoint_id column on envio_chains, written for every chain in the batch's own transaction (the rollback diff's ids included), and read back with the rest of the chain state on resume. Also short-circuit the checkpoint filter under a shared policy instead of rebuilding five filtered copies for an all-or-nothing answer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LMLGmfJB7f2deGV5RoNMVd
…r sequence HistoryPolicy.forChain answered Skip for a chain the policy never named, which would silently leave that chain with no history and no checkpoints to roll back to. It is an internal error now, like the cross-chain group under per-chain sequences already was. The ClickHouse resume returned early for an empty chain list only under a per-chain sequence; under a shared one it fell through to a bound of zero and trimmed every history row. No chains means nothing to trim, whichever way the ids are counted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LMLGmfJB7f2deGV5RoNMVd
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…cribe Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LMLGmfJB7f2deGV5RoNMVd
The entity views read one commit marker, max(id) over the checkpoints table. Under a per-chain sequence the ids of two chains aren't comparable, so a sibling's higher id made a chain's not-yet-checkpointed rows readable between its entity insert and its checkpoint insert. A materialized view over the checkpoints table now keeps envio_frontier, one row per chain with the highest id it has landed. Per-chain entity views read it once as a scalar map and hold every row to its own chain's id; cross-chain views, which only exist under a shared sequence, take its max. Measured against the alternatives on 10M history rows and 4M checkpoints, a point lookup through the view costs the same as before (about 7 ms, 8k rows read), while aggregating the checkpoints table per chain in the view reads all 4M checkpoint rows and runs 3 to 4 times slower. The resume sets the frontier to the id it trims each chain back to before the trims run, so nothing above it is readable while they run or if they never finish. With the views no longer reading the checkpoints table, it is keyed by chain first, so a chain's trim is a range. The isolated-rollback resume scenario asserted that the rollback diff's row was trimmed on resume. The diff id is committed in Postgres now, so the resume keeps it; the scenario instead plants a row the sink took and Postgres never did, at an id the sibling has committed, and checks only the reorg chain's copy goes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LMLGmfJB7f2deGV5RoNMVd
…after the replica sync One row per chain is the shape of the Postgres envio_chains row this table mirrors, so it takes the same name and the same checkpoint_id column, ready for the rest of that row to follow. The materialized view that feeds it is analyzed against the local metadata like the entity views are, so on a Replicated database engine it can land on a replica that hasn't applied the CREATE of its target table yet. It now waits for the same SYSTEM SYNC DATABASE REPLICA the entity views do. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LMLGmfJB7f2deGV5RoNMVd
…ading another The indexer reads and writes a single replica; the others are backups. The sink now records the display name ClickHouse sends in every response and fails a statement or insert answered by a different node, naming both. An address that balances across replicas becomes a loud error rather than a read from a replica still fetching what was just written. With one node answering, the paths that defended against a statement landing elsewhere go: the resume reads which tables hold rows above the frontier on replicated storage too instead of trimming every table blind, the trims wait for this node alone (`mutations_sync = 1`, `lightweight_deletes_sync = 1`) so a slow backup can't stall a resume, and initialize no longer syncs the database replica before creating views. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LMLGmfJB7f2deGV5RoNMVd
…ge-2-per-chain-713m3c # Conflicts: # packages/cli/src/clickhouse/ddl.rs
…eplication fields Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LMLGmfJB7f2deGV5RoNMVd
…dle chain A chain that can't be rolled back contributed its own last checkpoint id to the prune bound. Under one shared sequence the bound is the lowest id across chains, so an idle depth-0 chain pinned every other chain's prune for as long as it stayed idle: entity history and checkpoints grew without bound. It now contributes the run's highest committed id, as it did before the frontier. The rest is the same behaviour with less state to keep in step: - ChainState keeps a one-way `isInReorgThreshold` bool again; whether a chain keeps history is derived from it and the two immutable reorg fields, so the threshold metric reads as it did before the per-chain work. - HistoryPolicy is one dict of per-chain decisions. Under a shared sequence every chain gets the run-wide answer, so storage has one path for picking checkpoints and no unreachable arm to throw from. - Batch derives its frontier from its checkpoint arrays instead of carrying a copy, and the cursor no longer tracks a `highest` the frontier already holds. - The rollback moves the processing frontier past its diff ids itself, so the next batch reads that frontier plain rather than re-merging the diff. - The unnest encoding of a frontier lives once, in Frontier. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Q6p4DW3GB8k6XjELYbBDKy
A cross-chain effect's in-memory entries come from every chain's handlers. Under per-chain checkpoint sequences their ids aren't comparable across chains, so the eviction bound was the lowest committed id of any chain — an entry from a chain far ahead stayed warm for as long as a sibling lagged, and an idle sibling kept it for the life of the process. Each entry now carries the chain whose handler produced it, alongside the checkpoint id, and is dropped once that chain has committed the checkpoint. The rule holds under both sequences and both scopes, so the drop no longer asks the scope for a bound at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Q6p4DW3GB8k6XjELYbBDKy
…lowering Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012HcJEEbCEeNQP6YigByrK7
One dict merge for frontiers and fork blocks, one reading of a chain's sequence position, one written-frontier derivation shared by the write loop and Postgres, and a ResumeBounds that expands its own frontier rows. Hoist the per-scope committed id out of the per-call entity closures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012HcJEEbCEeNQP6YigByrK7
The flag decides whether a write produces history rows, matching shouldSaveFullHistory and shouldRollbackOnReorg beside it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012HcJEEbCEeNQP6YigByrK7
SharedAcrossChains replaces Global on both sides of the addon, since the counter is shared because a cross-chain entity's rows are reachable from any chain. The bounds record becomes checkpointBoundsByChain built as a literal, the rollback floors field stops stuttering, and the frontier a write lands is writtenFrontier at every site. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012HcJEEbCEeNQP6YigByrK7
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Stage 2 of the per-chain work, on top of #1611. That one gave each chain its own rollback floor and prune bound while the ids stayed one global sequence; this one drops the shared sequence itself.
This is a resync, not a migration. Ids are counter-based, so the checkpoints table's key and the ids under existing rows both change.
The id model
A schema with no cross-chain entity has no row another chain's reorg can reach, so its checkpoint ids no longer have to be comparable across chains — each chain counts its own.
CheckpointSequenceowns that choice, derived once from the schema (!hasCrossChainEntity; chain count is irrelevant, soConfig.isIsolatedMultichainis gone).Every checkpoint position is now a per-chain
Frontier: committed, processed, resumed, prune bounds and rollback floors alike. TheEveryChain | PerChainbounds variant goes away with the shape — only SQL rendering consults the sequence, and both "shapes mixed" throws become unrepresentable.RollbackFloorshas one constructor parameterised by the sequence, and merging two pending rollbacks is a pointwise minimum.History as a value, not a lookup
ChainState.thresholdrecords the reorg threshold per chain.HistoryPolicydecidesKeep/Skiponce, where the chain states are in reach, and the decision travels onBatch.tandPersistence.updatedEntity.PgStorage.writeBatchwrites what it is handed instead of re-deriving the rule, anddrainBatchRungroups on it — so a single write can't mix modes by construction.Config.shouldSaveHistoryand the mutableCrossChainState.isInReorgThresholdare gone.Storage
envio_checkpointsis keyed by the sequence:(chain_id, id)where each chain counts its own,(id)under a shared one. Ids are only unique within a chain in the first case; in the second the id is unique by itself, and every bound a rollback or prune applies is an id range that a leading chain column could not serve — which bites hardest undersave_full_history, where the table is never pruned. ClickHouse keepsORDER BY (id)in both: every read of every entity view resolvesmax(id)there, and leadingidanswers it from the last granule (measured at 1 row / 1.2ms against 3.6M rows / 12.5ms).Resume reads a frontier per chain (
MAX(id) GROUP BY chain_id), and the ClickHouse resume trims history and checkpoints with a bound per chain.A rollback bug this surfaced
A rollback reaches an append-only sink as a diff row stamped with the first checkpoint id after what the chain had committed, so it outranks the rows it replaces. Nothing gave that id a checkpoint of its own, and the entity views read only what the checkpoints cover — so while a sibling's batch carries the diff, the frontier sits between the orphaned rows and the diff meant to supersede them, and the view answers with the fork until the chain re-indexes or restarts.
This predates per-chain sequences: on a shared sequence the same window opens whenever the reorg chain holds the highest checkpoint (reproduced against a live ClickHouse for a single-chain indexer, and for multichain with the reorg chain ahead). The diff now stages a checkpoint of its own, carrying the chain and the block the rollback left it on, so it sits under the frontier and a resume trims it like any other row.
Two things worth a reviewer's attention
CheckpointSequence.forScopefor a cross-chain scope takes the frontier's max under a shared sequence (ids are totally ordered, so it is exact) and its min under per-chain ones (ids aren't comparable across chains, so only the lowest is an id every chain has passed). Reachable through a cross-chain effect in an otherwise per-chain schema. Min is the conservative direction — it retains rather than frees — and it is pinned inCheckpointSequence_test.IndexerState.makeFromDbStatestill seeds every chain from "any chain in threshold" rather than per chain. Making it per chain needsBatchProcessing's entry gate changed too, or a chain resuming below the threshold would never flip and would silently stop keeping history. Left as-is deliberately.Testing
Both storage backends green: 1376 Postgres, 1391 ClickHouse, 700 Rust, clippy clean under
-D warnings.IsolatedRollback_test— ids re-pinned to per-chain sequences; new cases for dense per-chain ids under interleaved writes, a resume seeding each chain from its own highest checkpoint, a sink resume trimming per chain, and the diff-visibility regression above.PerChainHistoryPrune_test— the multi-bound case now runs three chains with deliberately different safe ids, so bounds crossed between chains can't pass (verified: crossing the pairing fails it).HistoryPolicy_test,CheckpointSequence_test— new, pinning the decision rules directly.ConfigCrossChain_test— both checkpoints primary keys.Rollback_test(cross-chain schema) passes with ids unchanged, which is the evidence that the shared-sequence path is untouched.Every new assertion was checked against a deliberately broken implementation first, so none of them pass vacuously.
Not covered: a chain id above
Int32driven through a per-chain bound end to end. The bounds relation casts chain ids toBIGINTandChainIdMode_testcovers wide ids, but nothing exercises the two together.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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