pub enum RepairSubcommand {
ChecksumDrift {
version: String,
app: Option<String>,
database: Option<String>,
checksum_up: Option<String>,
checksum_down: Option<String>,
workspace: Option<PathBuf>,
},
PartialApply {
version: String,
resolution: PartialApplyResolutionCli,
note: String,
app: Option<String>,
database: Option<String>,
workspace: Option<PathBuf>,
},
ResumePartial {
version: String,
app: Option<String>,
database: Option<String>,
workspace: Option<PathBuf>,
node_id: Option<u32>,
single_node_dev: bool,
},
SnapshotRebuild {
app: Option<String>,
database: Option<String>,
snapshot_path: Option<PathBuf>,
workspace: Option<PathBuf>,
},
}Expand description
djogi migrations repair <subcommand> — the four operator-confirmed
repair flows.
Each variant maps 1:1 onto a djogi::migrate::repair::* library
function. Invoking the subcommand IS the operator acknowledgment;
there is no separate --confirm flag. Every flow pins one Postgres
session, takes the per-bucket advisory lock, and holds the workspace
file lock for its duration.
Exit codes (shared across all four): 0 success, 1
runtime/I/O error (retryable), 2 refusal or structural mismatch
(operator must intervene).
Variants§
ChecksumDrift
Update ledger checksum when migration file content changed but the row was already applied.
Fields
app: Option<String>App label for the migration bucket. Defaults to the global bucket (empty string) when not specified.
checksum_up: Option<String>New checksum_up value (SHA-256 hex). If omitted, computed
from the committed up SQL file.
PartialApply
Resolve a partial-apply row by rewriting its status to one of
rolled_back, faked, or applied. Does NOT execute SQL.
Fields
resolution: PartialApplyResolutionCliResolution: rolled-back, faked, or applied.
ResumePartial
Resume an interrupted non-transactional apply by re-loading the committed replay plan and executing remaining steps.
Fields
SnapshotRebuild
Rebuild the schema snapshot for a bucket by walking the ledger and re-projecting from live database state.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for RepairSubcommand
impl Clone for RepairSubcommand
Source§fn clone(&self) -> RepairSubcommand
fn clone(&self) -> RepairSubcommand
1.0.0 (const: unstable) · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
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impl FromArgMatches for RepairSubcommand
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fn from_arg_matches(__clap_arg_matches: &ArgMatches) -> Result<Self, Error>
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impl Subcommand for RepairSubcommand
Source§fn augment_subcommands<'b>(__clap_app: Command) -> Command
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impl Freeze for RepairSubcommand
impl RefUnwindSafe for RepairSubcommand
impl Send for RepairSubcommand
impl Sync for RepairSubcommand
impl Unpin for RepairSubcommand
impl UnsafeUnpin for RepairSubcommand
impl UnwindSafe for RepairSubcommand
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