flusso-sources-postgres 0.5.0

Postgres logical-replication source for flusso: WAL capture, backfill, and document building.
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//! Postgres change capture over logical replication (WAL / pgoutput).
//!
//! Implements [`sources_core::cdc::ChangeCapture`] on top of `pgwire-replication`.
//! [`WalChangeCapture`]'s `start` connects to a replication slot and yields a
//! stream of thin [`Change`](sources_core::cdc::Change)s — table name and primary
//! key per committed row change — that the engine re-reads and assembles.
//!
//! What this crate does:
//!
//! - Decodes the pgoutput messages `pgwire-replication` leaves raw — `Relation`,
//!   `Insert`, `Update`, `Delete`, `Truncate` (see [`pgoutput`]) — tracking
//!   relation metadata so it can extract each changed row's key.
//! - Buffers a transaction's changes and emits them on `Commit`, tagged with
//!   the commit LSN, so acknowledgements map to clean commit boundaries.
//! - Translates the per-change [`Ack`](sources_core::cdc::Ack) into a contiguous LSN
//!   watermark and reports it to the server, advancing the slot only as far as
//!   the engine has durably confirmed (at-least-once).
//!
//! Configuration and prerequisites live on [`WalChangeCapture`]. The relevant
//! `pgwire-replication` types are re-exported below for convenience.

mod ack;
mod backfill;
mod capture;
mod pgoutput;
mod publication;
mod stream;

pub use capture::WalChangeCapture;

/// Run the pgoutput decoder over arbitrary bytes, discarding the result.
///
/// The decoder must never panic on malformed input (an `Err` is the correct
/// outcome) — a panic here is a denial of service on the replication stream.
/// This wrapper exists only so the `fuzz/` crate can reach the otherwise
/// crate-private [`pgoutput::decode`]; gated behind the `fuzzing` feature.
#[cfg(feature = "fuzzing")]
pub(crate) fn fuzz_decode(data: &[u8]) {
    let _ = pgoutput::decode(data);
}