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In `@src/spock_sync.c`:
- Line 743: Change the declaration of COL_OFFSET from const int to int so the
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In `@tests/tap/t/099_zodan_mixed_version.pl`:
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- Line 83: In the test setup before create_cluster, check the PostgreSQL major
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Customers on Spock 5.0.9 or later can now add a 6.0.0 node to their cluster with zodan add_node() instead of upgrading every node first. 5.0.9 stays the floor: zodan already refuses anything older, and releases before 5.0.9 have known issues we do not want in production. Before this change a 6.0.0 node could not join a 5.0.x cluster: zodan required the same major.minor on every node, and even with that gate removed two things broke against a 5.0.x provider. - The 6.0.0 sync worker calls spock.read_peer_progress() on the provider, which only exists in 6.0.0. Probe the provider's spock_version_num() and, below 6.0.0, read peer progress straight from the 5.x spock.progress table. Both queries now select the six columns the worker actually uses, by name; the function's header row and lsn/snapshot columns were never read (the slot's LSN and snapshot come from CREATE_REPLICATION_SLOT), so they are no longer requested. The resume LSN comes from pg_replication_origin_status in both paths, so its meaning is unchanged. - zodan polls the source node's spock.progress for remote_commit_lsn, which 5.x still calls remote_lsn. Pick the column name from the source node's Spock version. Version rule in check_spock_version_compatibility: every node must be 5.0.9 or later; existing nodes must share one major.minor (patch differences allowed); the new node may run the same or a newer major.minor, never an older one, since only the newer sync worker knows how to talk to older providers. Add tests/tap/t/099_zodan_mixed_version.pl. It builds the old Spock from origin/v5_STABLE and the new one from HEAD, each into its own copy of the PostgreSQL install, and starts each node from its own copy, so nodes have separate spock.so and extension scripts just like separate hosts. No per-node path settings and no PostgreSQL version requirement beyond what the two Spock builds support. ZODAN_LOAD=1 adds pgbench load during the add; ZODAN_N12_VER/ZODAN_N12_REF pick the old version. Tested: 6.0.0 node added to 5.0.9, 5.0.10 and 5.0.11 clusters, idle and under load, plus an all-6.0.0 control run, on PostgreSQL 17 and 18.
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Customers on Spock 5.0.9 or later can now add a 6.0.0 node to their cluster with zodan add_node() instead of upgrading every node first. 5.0.9 stays the floor: zodan already refuses anything older, and releases before 5.0.9 have known issues we do not want in production.
Before this change a 6.0.0 node could not join a 5.0.x cluster: zodan required the same major.minor on every node, and even with that gate removed two things broke against a 5.0.x provider.
The 6.0.0 sync worker calls spock.read_peer_progress() on the provider, which only exists in 6.0.0. Probe the provider's spock_version_num() and, below 6.0.0, read peer progress with an inline query against the 5.x spock.progress table. The resume LSN comes from pg_replication_origin_status in both paths, so its meaning is unchanged.
zodan polls the source node's spock.progress for remote_commit_lsn, which 5.x still calls remote_lsn. Pick the column name from the source node's Spock version.
Version rule in check_spock_version_compatibility: every node must be 5.0.9 or later; existing nodes must share one major.minor (patch differences allowed); the new node may run the same or a newer major.minor, never an older one, since only the newer sync worker knows how to talk to older providers.
Add tests/tap/t/099_zodan_mixed_version.pl, which adds a current-branch node to a cluster built from an older tag or branch, optionally under pgbench load. Like 014_rolling_upgrade.pl it needs PostgreSQL 18 for extension_control_path.
Tested: 6.0.0 node added to 5.0.9, 5.0.10 and 5.0.11 clusters, idle and under load, plus an all-6.0.0 control run.