fix(config): upsert recommendations on the AZ-aware 9-column index

[cristim]

Part of #792 (PR2b). Depends on migration 000109 (#808, merged).

What

insertRecommendationsBatch now uses ON CONFLICT (account_key, provider, service, region, resource_type, engine, term, payment_option, availability_zone), i.e. the 9-column recommendations_natural_key_az_idx. availability_zone is a generated column derived from the payload and is never written. No other ON CONFLICT or natural-key lookups exist on this table (eviction and readers use account_key/provider only).

Known limitation (resolved by PR2c)

While both the 8-column and 9-column indexes exist, a batch with two zonal rows differing only by AZ, or an AZ shift on one 8-tuple, still violates the 8-column index. PR2c drops the 8-column index and owns the multi-AZ test. This PR asserts only what holds now: same-AZ re-upsert updates in place, regional rows (AZ '') are unchanged, and rows written by pre-PR2b code (AZ only inside details) are found as the conflict target.

Release

Release PR2b and PR2c together. Prod runbook: dispatch database-migration.yml for 000109 first, release PR2b, then immediately dispatch the PR2c migration. Do not merge PR2c before PR2b is deployed to dev.

Verification

• Postgres accepts ON CONFLICT inference on the generated column: TestPostgresStore_UpsertRecommendations_AZArbiter (3 subtests) passed against a throwaway local PostgreSQL 17 through a direct connection (testcontainers hangs on this machine); CI runs it with the real container. go test ./internal/config unit suite and golangci-lint (go1.26.9, integration tag) are clean.
• Mutation note: with both indexes present the old 8-column arbiter also passes these tests, so they do not distinguish the arbiter by themselves; the discriminating multi-AZ test belongs to PR2c.

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• Bug Fixes
  • Recommendation updates now account for availability zones, preventing duplicate entries when the same-zone recommendation is updated.
  • Regional recommendations without an availability zone continue to update existing entries, and older records with the zone stored in their payload are updated rather than duplicated.
• Tests
  • Added coverage for same-zone, regional, and older-format recommendation updates.

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The PostgreSQL recommendation upsert now includes availability zone in its conflict target. A new integration test checks same-zone, regional, and legacy-payload upserts.

Changes

Recommendation upserts

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Availability-zone conflict handling internal/config/store_postgres_recommendations.go, internal/config/store_postgres_recommendations_test.go	The conflict target now includes availability_zone. The integration test checks that repeated same-zone and regional upserts update one row, and that an existing row with its zone only in details is updated rather than duplicated.

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Recommendation collections can fail between the PR2b release and removal of the old index. Prevent collections during that interval or deploy without the window before merging.

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Prevent failed collections during the two-index release window.

If a recommendation changes AZ while its other eight key fields stay the same, this conflict target does not match the existing row. The retained eight-column index then rejects the insert, and UpsertRecommendations rolls back the collection. The previous conflict target would update that row. Ensure no collection can run between the PR2b release and the PR2c index removal, or deploy the changes without that window. PostgreSQL infers arbiter indexes only when their columns exactly match the conflict target. (postgresql.org)

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Coordinate the ON CONFLICT change in UpsertRecommendations with removal of the
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Gate reviewer: confirmed, not fixed in this PR by design. Reproduced on a throwaway PostgreSQL 17: with both unique indexes present, an AZ shift on one 8-tuple (or two AZs on one 8-tuple in a batch) raises 23505 on the retained 8-column index, while the same-AZ re-upsert updates in place. The PR body lists this as the known limitation, and the release runbook removes the window in prod: dispatch the 000109 migration, release PR2b and PR2c together, dispatch the PR2c migration immediately after PR2b is live. The only environment that sees PR2b alone is dev, until PR2c merges (planned right after PR2b reaches dev). The multi-AZ batch case already fails on main today (SQLSTATE 21000), so the only new transient failure is the single-row AZ shift in dev. The reviewed #792 plan (pass-2 amendment B2) sets this ordering.

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@cristim Thanks for clarifying the accepted release ordering. The finding is valid, but the dev-only AZ-shift failure is an accepted limitation of this staged rollout. I will not press for a code change in PR #810.

Releasing PR2b and PR2c together limits the production window. Immediate migration dispatch alone does not guarantee that no collection runs before the eight-column index is removed.

The finding remains open because it is not fixed in this PR. Would you like a separate follow-up issue, or is #792 sufficient to track it?

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Gate review (Opus 5.5): CHANGES REQUESTED at 671a63b

Blocking (reproduced in CI, run 38282132836, Integration Tests):
internal/purchase/azure_pricing_integration_test.go:42 TestApproveAzurePricingRequiresMigrationAndRecollection fails with
failed to insert recommendations batch: ERROR: column "availability_zone" does not exist (SQLSTATE 42703).
The test pins the schema at migration 105 (line 41) and seeds via UpsertRecommendations, whose conflict target now names a column that only exists from 000109. Suggested fix (test-only): seed the v105 row with a raw INSERT INTO recommendations ... (the shape old code wrote, as TestPostgresStore_UpsertRecommendations_AZArbiter already does), and before the "recollected prices" upsert at line 93 run migrations.MigrateToVersion(..., 109) (after the "106 invalidated old prices" subtest) so the upsert runs on the schema PR2b requires. Please grep for any other test that pins a version below 109 and then writes recommendations through the store.

This failure is also the concrete evidence for the rollout risk: PR2b against a schema without 000109 fails every collection write with 42703 (no startup crash; the error surfaces per collection in persistCollection). The runbook in the PR body (dispatch 000109 first) is required, not optional.

Verified clean (local, exact head via git archive, go1.26.9, GOMAXPROCS=2, -p 2):

• go build ./..., go vet (plain and -tags integration) on internal/config: OK. Unit go test ./internal/config ./internal/api ./internal/scheduler: ok.
• Throwaway local PostgreSQL 17.11 (fresh cluster in scratch, test helper patched in the scratch copy only to connect to it): go test -tags integration -run Recommendation ./internal/config all pass incl. AZArbiter 3/3; TestMigration_RecommendationsAvailabilityZone passes.
• SQL probes on PG17 (both indexes present): ON CONFLICT inference on the generated column works; same-AZ re-upsert updates in place; AZ shift on one 8-tuple and a multi-AZ batch raise 23505 on the 8-col index (documented limitation, not claimed fixed); after dropping the 8-col index the multi-AZ batch inserts 2 rows; writing the generated column is rejected, and the insert list / DO UPDATE SET list never name it.
• No other ON CONFLICT or natural-key SQL on recommendations in internal/ (eviction/readers use account_key/provider; recIdentityKey is in-memory and AZ-aware since PR1).
• Mutation (1 mutant): reverting the arbiter to the 8 columns survives AZArbiter, as the PR body states; non-blocking, PR2c owns the discriminating test.
• CodeRabbit's one actionable (two-index window) is the documented limitation; justification replied on the thread.
• Labels mirror fix(purchase): AZ-scoped EC2 recs: the purchase guard, idempotency key and recommendations natural key ignore the AZ #792. Head is up to date with main.

Re-gate needed after the fix lands (new SHA restarts the gate).

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Fixed the Integration Tests failure at 4ebb55f: the Azure pricing test now seeds the v105 row with raw SQL and migrates to 109 before the recollect upsert. The test passed against a throwaway local PostgreSQL 17; golangci-lint (go1.26.9, integration tag) is clean. The only other test that pins an old schema (api nullable_purchase_cost, versions 100-101) does not call the recommendations upsert.

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Gate re-review (Opus 5.5): APPROVED at 4ebb55f

Delta 671a63b..4ebb55f: one commit, test-only (internal/purchase/azure_pricing_integration_test.go): seeds the v105 row with a raw INSERT and migrates to 109 before the recollect upsert. No non-test change; head is up to date with main. No other integration test pins a schema below 109 and then calls UpsertRecommendations/ReplaceRecommendations (grep of every MigrateToVersion caller under internal/).

Evidence (exact head via git archive, go1.26.9, GOMAXPROCS=2, -p 2):

• go build ./..., go vet (plain + -tags integration) for internal/config, internal/purchase, internal/api: OK. Unit tests for the three packages: ok.
• Throwaway local PostgreSQL 17.11: TestApproveAzurePricingRequiresMigrationAndRecollection 6/6 subtests pass; TestPostgresStore_UpsertRecommendations_AZArbiter 3/3 pass.
• CI on this SHA: every check SUCCESS or SKIPPED, Integration Tests green; mergeStateStatus CLEAN; CodeRabbit SUCCESS, its one thread acknowledged as the accepted staged-rollout limitation.
• Earlier findings at 671a63b (arbiter inference on the generated column, no writes to it, both-index behaviour, no other natural-key SQL) carry over unchanged since the code did not change.
• Labels mirror fix(purchase): AZ-scoped EC2 recs: the purchase guard, idempotency key and recommendations natural key ignore the AZ #792; PR body keeps the prod runbook and the two-index limitation.

Rollout reminder: prod must apply 000109 before PR2b, release PR2b with PR2c, and dispatch the PR2c migration right after PR2b is live. A schema without 000109 makes every collection write fail with 42703.