feat: SQL migration for evolution tables and variant/image_url columns (#69) #84

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Closes #69

Summary

  • New migration: migrations/2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql — idempotent PostgreSQL migration wrapped in BEGIN/COMMIT that creates 5 new tables and adds 3 columns to existing tables.
  • New tests: tests/test_evolution_migration.py — 16 unit tests validate SQL file structure; 6 integration tests annotated for PostgreSQL execution (auto-skipped when POSTGRES_HOST is not set).
  • Test infrastructure: tests/__init__.py and tests/conftest.py added (shared test harness needed by this and future test modules).

Tables Created

Table Description
player_season_stats Per-player, per-team, per-season batting and pitching accumulators
evolution_track Three universal tracks (Batter, SP, RP) with t1–t4 thresholds
evolution_card_state Per (player_id, team_id) evolution state: tier, value, fully_evolved
evolution_tier_boost Phase 2 stub — minimal schema with FK to evolution_card_state
evolution_cosmetic Phase 2 stub — minimal schema with FK to evolution_card_state

Columns Added

Table Column Type
card variant INTEGER NULL DEFAULT NULL
battingcard image_url VARCHAR(500) NULL
pitchingcard image_url VARCHAR(500) NULL

Idempotency

Every DDL statement uses IF NOT EXISTS — running the migration twice is safe:

  • CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS for all 5 tables
  • CREATE [UNIQUE] INDEX IF NOT EXISTS for all 4 indexes
  • ALTER TABLE ... ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS for all 3 column additions

Schema Notes

  • player_season_stats: UNIQUE index on (player_id, team_id, season); non-unique indexes on (team_id, season) and (player_id, season) — matches the ModelIndex pattern in WP-02.
  • evolution_track.card_type has a UNIQUE constraint (batter/sp/rp).
  • evolution_track columns use t1_thresholdt4_threshold naming (matching the WP-01/WP-02 Peewee model).
  • player_season_stats.k stores pitcher Ks (renamed from so to avoid collision with batting so).

Test Results

16 passed, 6 skipped (integration tests auto-skip when POSTGRES_HOST not set)

Other observations

  • tests/conftest.py is identical to the one introduced in the WP-02 branch (ai/paper-dynasty-database#67) which has not yet been merged into next-release. If WP-02 merges first, there may be a trivial merge conflict on this file — content is identical so it will resolve cleanly.
Closes #69 ## Summary - **New migration**: `migrations/2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql` — idempotent PostgreSQL migration wrapped in `BEGIN`/`COMMIT` that creates 5 new tables and adds 3 columns to existing tables. - **New tests**: `tests/test_evolution_migration.py` — 16 unit tests validate SQL file structure; 6 integration tests annotated for PostgreSQL execution (auto-skipped when `POSTGRES_HOST` is not set). - **Test infrastructure**: `tests/__init__.py` and `tests/conftest.py` added (shared test harness needed by this and future test modules). ## Tables Created | Table | Description | |-------|-------------| | `player_season_stats` | Per-player, per-team, per-season batting and pitching accumulators | | `evolution_track` | Three universal tracks (Batter, SP, RP) with t1–t4 thresholds | | `evolution_card_state` | Per (player_id, team_id) evolution state: tier, value, fully_evolved | | `evolution_tier_boost` | Phase 2 stub — minimal schema with FK to `evolution_card_state` | | `evolution_cosmetic` | Phase 2 stub — minimal schema with FK to `evolution_card_state` | ## Columns Added | Table | Column | Type | |-------|--------|------| | `card` | `variant` | `INTEGER NULL DEFAULT NULL` | | `battingcard` | `image_url` | `VARCHAR(500) NULL` | | `pitchingcard` | `image_url` | `VARCHAR(500) NULL` | ## Idempotency Every DDL statement uses `IF NOT EXISTS` — running the migration twice is safe: - `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS` for all 5 tables - `CREATE [UNIQUE] INDEX IF NOT EXISTS` for all 4 indexes - `ALTER TABLE ... ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS` for all 3 column additions ## Schema Notes - `player_season_stats`: UNIQUE index on `(player_id, team_id, season)`; non-unique indexes on `(team_id, season)` and `(player_id, season)` — matches the `ModelIndex` pattern in WP-02. - `evolution_track.card_type` has a `UNIQUE` constraint (batter/sp/rp). - `evolution_track` columns use `t1_threshold`…`t4_threshold` naming (matching the WP-01/WP-02 Peewee model). - `player_season_stats.k` stores pitcher Ks (renamed from `so` to avoid collision with batting `so`). ## Test Results ``` 16 passed, 6 skipped (integration tests auto-skip when POSTGRES_HOST not set) ``` ## Other observations - `tests/conftest.py` is identical to the one introduced in the WP-02 branch (ai/paper-dynasty-database#67) which has not yet been merged into `next-release`. If WP-02 merges first, there may be a trivial merge conflict on this file — content is identical so it will resolve cleanly.
Claude added 1 commit 2026-03-12 23:08:57 +00:00
Closes #69

- Create migrations/2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql: idempotent
  PostgreSQL migration (BEGIN/COMMIT, all IF NOT EXISTS) that creates
  player_season_stats, evolution_track, evolution_card_state,
  evolution_tier_boost, and evolution_cosmetic tables; adds card.variant
  (INTEGER NULL DEFAULT NULL), battingcard.image_url (VARCHAR(500) NULL),
  and pitchingcard.image_url (VARCHAR(500) NULL).
- Add tests/test_evolution_migration.py: 16 unit tests validate SQL file
  structure (tables, columns, indexes, FK references, idempotency); 6
  integration tests annotated for PostgreSQL execution when POSTGRES_HOST
  is set.
- Add tests/__init__.py and tests/conftest.py (shared test infrastructure
  required for import isolation).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Verdict: REQUEST_CHANGES

(Gitea self-review restriction prevented posting as a formal review — submitting as comment instead.)

Files Reviewed

  • migrations/2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql (added)
  • tests/__init__.py (added, empty)
  • tests/conftest.py (added)
  • tests/test_evolution_migration.py (added)

Findings

Correctness

Migration SQL — correct:

  • FK references use the right column names: REFERENCES player(player_id) (Player uses a non-standard PK name), REFERENCES team(id), REFERENCES stratgame(id) — all verified against db_engine.py.
  • Table/index structure for player_season_stats matches the WP-02 Peewee model exactly: UNIQUE on (player_id, team_id, season), non-unique on (team_id, season) and (player_id, season).
  • evolution_track → evolution_card_state → evolution_tier_boost/evolution_cosmetic dependency order is correct.
  • All DDL uses IF NOT EXISTS; wrapped in BEGIN/COMMIT. Idempotency is thorough.
  • The three ALTER TABLE statements (card.variant, battingcard.image_url, pitchingcard.image_url) match what the Peewee models are missing and what the PR describes.

Missing pg_conn fixture — REQUEST_CHANGES:

tests/test_evolution_migration.py contains 6 integration tests that accept pg_conn as a fixture parameter (e.g. def test_integration_fresh_migration_creates_all_tables(pg_conn)). No pg_conn fixture is defined anywhere in tests/conftest.py or in the test file itself.

When POSTGRES_HOST is set, the @pytestmark_integration skip is lifted and pytest collects these tests — at which point all 6 will immediately fail with fixture 'pg_conn' not found. The PR body explicitly presents integration test coverage as a deliverable, so the fixture must ship with the PR.

Minimal fix for tests/conftest.py:

import os
import pytest
import psycopg2

@pytest.fixture(scope="session")
def pg_conn():
    """Live PostgreSQL connection for integration tests.

    Requires POSTGRES_HOST to be set; runs the migration before yielding.
    """
    conn = psycopg2.connect(
        host=os.environ["POSTGRES_HOST"],
        dbname=os.environ.get("POSTGRES_DB", "pd_master"),
        user=os.environ.get("POSTGRES_USER", "pd_admin"),
        password=os.environ["POSTGRES_PASSWORD"],
        port=int(os.environ.get("POSTGRES_PORT", "5432")),
    )
    conn.autocommit = False
    migration_path = os.path.join(
        os.path.dirname(__file__), "..", "migrations", "2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql"
    )
    with open(migration_path) as fh:
        conn.cursor().execute(fh.read())
    conn.commit()
    yield conn
    conn.rollback()
    conn.close()

Security

No issues. No [REDACTED] regressions, no hardcoded credentials, no user-controlled SQL input.

Style & Conventions

Migration style is consistent with 2026-03-04_add_scout_opportunities_claims.sql (header comment, BEGIN, DDL, COMMIT, verification block, rollback block). ✓

Suggestions

  • test_integration_existing_data_preserved: asserts count >= 0 for each of the three tables — trivially always true. A more useful assertion would verify new columns are NULL on existing rows (e.g. SELECT variant FROM card LIMIT 1 → expect NULL). Minor — not a blocker on its own.

Summary

The migration SQL is solid: schema is correct, FK references verified against Peewee models, idempotency is complete, matches the WP-02 PlayerSeasonStats model. The 16 SQL unit tests are thorough.

The single blocker is the missing pg_conn fixture. As soon as POSTGRES_HOST is set, all 6 integration tests fail with a fixture error before they can run. Add the fixture to tests/conftest.py.


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## AI Code Review **Verdict: REQUEST_CHANGES** *(Gitea self-review restriction prevented posting as a formal review — submitting as comment instead.)* ### Files Reviewed - `migrations/2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql` (added) - `tests/__init__.py` (added, empty) - `tests/conftest.py` (added) - `tests/test_evolution_migration.py` (added) ### Findings #### Correctness **Migration SQL — correct:** - FK references use the right column names: `REFERENCES player(player_id)` (Player uses a non-standard PK name), `REFERENCES team(id)`, `REFERENCES stratgame(id)` — all verified against `db_engine.py`. - Table/index structure for `player_season_stats` matches the WP-02 Peewee model exactly: UNIQUE on `(player_id, team_id, season)`, non-unique on `(team_id, season)` and `(player_id, season)`. - `evolution_track → evolution_card_state → evolution_tier_boost/evolution_cosmetic` dependency order is correct. - All DDL uses `IF NOT EXISTS`; wrapped in `BEGIN`/`COMMIT`. Idempotency is thorough. - The three `ALTER TABLE` statements (`card.variant`, `battingcard.image_url`, `pitchingcard.image_url`) match what the Peewee models are missing and what the PR describes. **Missing `pg_conn` fixture — REQUEST_CHANGES:** `tests/test_evolution_migration.py` contains 6 integration tests that accept `pg_conn` as a fixture parameter (e.g. `def test_integration_fresh_migration_creates_all_tables(pg_conn)`). No `pg_conn` fixture is defined anywhere in `tests/conftest.py` or in the test file itself. When `POSTGRES_HOST` is set, the `@pytestmark_integration` skip is lifted and pytest collects these tests — at which point all 6 will immediately fail with `fixture 'pg_conn' not found`. The PR body explicitly presents integration test coverage as a deliverable, so the fixture must ship with the PR. Minimal fix for `tests/conftest.py`: ```python import os import pytest import psycopg2 @pytest.fixture(scope="session") def pg_conn(): """Live PostgreSQL connection for integration tests. Requires POSTGRES_HOST to be set; runs the migration before yielding. """ conn = psycopg2.connect( host=os.environ["POSTGRES_HOST"], dbname=os.environ.get("POSTGRES_DB", "pd_master"), user=os.environ.get("POSTGRES_USER", "pd_admin"), password=os.environ["POSTGRES_PASSWORD"], port=int(os.environ.get("POSTGRES_PORT", "5432")), ) conn.autocommit = False migration_path = os.path.join( os.path.dirname(__file__), "..", "migrations", "2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql" ) with open(migration_path) as fh: conn.cursor().execute(fh.read()) conn.commit() yield conn conn.rollback() conn.close() ``` #### Security No issues. No `[REDACTED]` regressions, no hardcoded credentials, no user-controlled SQL input. #### Style & Conventions Migration style is consistent with `2026-03-04_add_scout_opportunities_claims.sql` (header comment, `BEGIN`, DDL, `COMMIT`, verification block, rollback block). ✓ #### Suggestions - `test_integration_existing_data_preserved`: asserts `count >= 0` for each of the three tables — trivially always true. A more useful assertion would verify new columns are `NULL` on existing rows (e.g. `SELECT variant FROM card LIMIT 1` → expect `NULL`). Minor — not a blocker on its own. ### Summary The migration SQL is solid: schema is correct, FK references verified against Peewee models, idempotency is complete, matches the WP-02 PlayerSeasonStats model. The 16 SQL unit tests are thorough. The single blocker is the missing `pg_conn` fixture. As soon as `POSTGRES_HOST` is set, all 6 integration tests fail with a fixture error before they can run. Add the fixture to `tests/conftest.py`. --- *Automated review by Claude PR Reviewer*
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Adds the missing `pg_conn` session-scoped pytest fixture to conftest.py.
Without it, the 6 integration tests in test_evolution_migration.py fail
immediately with `fixture 'pg_conn' not found` whenever POSTGRES_HOST is set.

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Review Feedback Addressed

Addressed the single blocker from the REQUEST_CHANGES review:

Added pg_conn fixture to tests/conftest.py (commit 094f445)

The 6 integration tests in test_evolution_migration.py all accept pg_conn as a fixture parameter but no such fixture existed anywhere. When POSTGRES_HOST is set, pytest collects these tests and they immediately fail with fixture 'pg_conn' not found before any test body executes.

The added fixture:

  • Session-scoped (shared across all 6 integration tests)
  • Connects using the standard env vars (POSTGRES_HOST, POSTGRES_DB, POSTGRES_USER, POSTGRES_PASSWORD, POSTGRES_PORT)
  • Runs the migration before yielding, so all integration tests start from a migrated schema
  • Rolls back and closes at session teardown

No other changes were made.

## Review Feedback Addressed Addressed the single blocker from the REQUEST_CHANGES review: **Added `pg_conn` fixture to `tests/conftest.py`** (commit `094f445`) The 6 integration tests in `test_evolution_migration.py` all accept `pg_conn` as a fixture parameter but no such fixture existed anywhere. When `POSTGRES_HOST` is set, pytest collects these tests and they immediately fail with `fixture 'pg_conn' not found` before any test body executes. The added fixture: - Session-scoped (shared across all 6 integration tests) - Connects using the standard env vars (`POSTGRES_HOST`, `POSTGRES_DB`, `POSTGRES_USER`, `POSTGRES_PASSWORD`, `POSTGRES_PORT`) - Runs the migration before yielding, so all integration tests start from a migrated schema - Rolls back and closes at session teardown No other changes were made.
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  • migrations/2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql (added)
  • tests/__init__.py (added, empty)
  • tests/conftest.py (added)
  • tests/test_evolution_migration.py (added)

Note: This is a re-review. The previous REQUEST_CHANGES (2026-03-12) identified a blocker: the 6 integration tests referenced a pg_conn fixture that was not defined anywhere. That issue is now fixed.


Findings

Correctness

pg_conn fixture — blocker resolved. conftest.py now defines pg_conn as a session-scoped psycopg2 fixture. The fixture runs the migration, yields the connection, then rolls back and closes at teardown. The previous blocker is fully resolved.

Partial rollback risk in test_integration_idempotent_rerun. This test calls pg_conn.commit() directly, which permanently commits the second migration run. The conn.rollback() in the fixture teardown only undoes work after that commit — schema changes from initial setup are already committed in the fixture. In effect, the integration tests always leave schema changes in the dev database. Mitigated by the migration being idempotent. Not a blocker.

test_integration_existing_data_preserved assertion is still trivially true. assert count >= 0 on an integer row count can never fail. Noted in the previous review. Suggestion only.

Skip logic does not use pytest.mark.integration. The module docstring instructs pytest tests/test_evolution_migration.py -m integration but pytestmark_integration is pytest.mark.skipif(...), not pytest.mark.integration. Filtering with -m integration collects zero tests. The skip-when-no-POSTGRES_HOST mechanism works correctly, but the documented invocation does not. Minor documentation inaccuracy.

SQL migration — no issues. FK references correct (player(player_id), team(id), stratgame(id), evolution_track(id)). All 5 CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS, 4 CREATE [UNIQUE] INDEX IF NOT EXISTS, and 3 ALTER TABLE ... ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS statements present. BEGIN/COMMIT wraps the forward migration correctly.

16 unit tests — correct. Comment-stripping in _load_sql() prevents false positives on rollback DROP statements. The word-boundary pattern \bk\b for the pitcher Ks column is well-considered. Index column coverage tests parse the actual index definition lines.

Security

No issues. No user input paths, no credential exposure, no [REDACTED] regressions.

Style & Conventions

No issues. Migration follows the date-prefixed filename convention. conftest.py docstring explains the DATABASE_TYPE injection rationale clearly. Test docstrings cover both what and why.

Suggestions

  1. test_integration_existing_data_preserved: Replace assert count >= 0 with a meaningful assertion — snapshot the count before and after migration, or assert count > 0 if the dev DB is expected to have data.

  2. -m integration marker: Add pytestmark = pytest.mark.integration at module level so that pytest -m integration works as documented.

  3. Fixture docstring accuracy: The pg_conn docstring says the migration "is not persisted to the dev database between test runs" but conn.commit() in fixture setup permanently writes the schema. Update the docstring to reflect that the migration is persisted (acceptable given idempotency).

Verdict: APPROVED

The previous blocker (pg_conn fixture not defined) is resolved. The migration SQL is correct and idempotent. The 16 unit tests are thorough. Integration tests work correctly when POSTGRES_HOST is set. The remaining items (trivial assertion, -m integration marker mismatch, fixture docstring inaccuracy) are suggestions that do not block merging.


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## AI Code Review ### Files Reviewed - `migrations/2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql` (added) - `tests/__init__.py` (added, empty) - `tests/conftest.py` (added) - `tests/test_evolution_migration.py` (added) --- **Note:** This is a re-review. The previous REQUEST_CHANGES (2026-03-12) identified a blocker: the 6 integration tests referenced a `pg_conn` fixture that was not defined anywhere. That issue is now fixed. --- ### Findings #### Correctness **`pg_conn` fixture — blocker resolved.** `conftest.py` now defines `pg_conn` as a `session`-scoped psycopg2 fixture. The fixture runs the migration, yields the connection, then rolls back and closes at teardown. The previous blocker is fully resolved. **Partial rollback risk in `test_integration_idempotent_rerun`.** This test calls `pg_conn.commit()` directly, which permanently commits the second migration run. The `conn.rollback()` in the fixture teardown only undoes work after that commit — schema changes from initial setup are already committed in the fixture. In effect, the integration tests always leave schema changes in the dev database. Mitigated by the migration being idempotent. Not a blocker. **`test_integration_existing_data_preserved` assertion is still trivially true.** `assert count >= 0` on an integer row count can never fail. Noted in the previous review. Suggestion only. **Skip logic does not use `pytest.mark.integration`.** The module docstring instructs `pytest tests/test_evolution_migration.py -m integration` but `pytestmark_integration` is `pytest.mark.skipif(...)`, not `pytest.mark.integration`. Filtering with `-m integration` collects zero tests. The skip-when-no-POSTGRES_HOST mechanism works correctly, but the documented invocation does not. Minor documentation inaccuracy. **SQL migration — no issues.** FK references correct (`player(player_id)`, `team(id)`, `stratgame(id)`, `evolution_track(id)`). All 5 `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS`, 4 `CREATE [UNIQUE] INDEX IF NOT EXISTS`, and 3 `ALTER TABLE ... ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS` statements present. `BEGIN`/`COMMIT` wraps the forward migration correctly. **16 unit tests — correct.** Comment-stripping in `_load_sql()` prevents false positives on rollback DROP statements. The word-boundary pattern `\bk\b` for the pitcher Ks column is well-considered. Index column coverage tests parse the actual index definition lines. #### Security No issues. No user input paths, no credential exposure, no `[REDACTED]` regressions. #### Style & Conventions No issues. Migration follows the date-prefixed filename convention. `conftest.py` docstring explains the DATABASE_TYPE injection rationale clearly. Test docstrings cover both what and why. #### Suggestions 1. **`test_integration_existing_data_preserved`**: Replace `assert count >= 0` with a meaningful assertion — snapshot the count before and after migration, or assert `count > 0` if the dev DB is expected to have data. 2. **`-m integration` marker**: Add `pytestmark = pytest.mark.integration` at module level so that `pytest -m integration` works as documented. 3. **Fixture docstring accuracy**: The `pg_conn` docstring says the migration "is not persisted to the dev database between test runs" but `conn.commit()` in fixture setup permanently writes the schema. Update the docstring to reflect that the migration is persisted (acceptable given idempotency). ### Verdict: APPROVED The previous blocker (`pg_conn` fixture not defined) is resolved. The migration SQL is correct and idempotent. The 16 unit tests are thorough. Integration tests work correctly when `POSTGRES_HOST` is set. The remaining items (trivial assertion, `-m integration` marker mismatch, fixture docstring inaccuracy) are suggestions that do not block merging. --- *Automated review by Claude PR Reviewer*
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  • tests/conftest.py (added)
  • tests/test_evolution_migration.py (added)

Findings

Correctness

1. conftest.pypg_conn fixture will NOT roll back the migration (critical)

The migration SQL file contains its own BEGIN; ... COMMIT; block. When pg_conn runs conn.cursor().execute(fh.read()) followed by conn.commit(), the COMMIT inside the SQL file executes first, permanently committing the schema changes to the dev database. The subsequent conn.rollback() in teardown only rolls back any DML issued after that point — the DDL is already durable.

The docstring says "The connection is rolled back and closed at session teardown so that the migration is not persisted to the dev database between test runs" — this claim is false. The integration tests will permanently mutate the dev schema on every run.

Options: strip the BEGIN/COMMIT wrapper before executing in the fixture, or accept that integration tests are run-once and update the docstring to reflect reality. Either way the current state is a lie in the docstring with a broken teardown promise.

2. player_season_statsinnings column replaced by outs without documentation

The PRD (06-database.md) defines innings NUMERIC(5,1) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 for tracking pitcher innings pitched. The migration instead uses outs INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 with no explanation in the PR body or a code comment. Storing outs-recorded as an integer is a valid, lossless alternative to the decimal innings format, but this is a silent schema deviation from the locked spec. If WP-02 (the Peewee model) already uses outs, then the migration is correct — but this PR should explicitly call out the discrepancy so the reviewer can confirm alignment with WP-02's model fields.

3. evolution_card_state — missing progress_since column

The PRD defines progress_since TIMESTAMP NOT NULL on evolution_card_state to record the earliest card.created_at for the player+team pair. This column is used by the evaluator to scope which game records are eligible. It is absent from the migration. If it is intentionally deferred, the PR body should say so.

4. image_format column missing from battingcard/pitchingcard

The PRD (06-database.md §6.2) specifies adding both image_url VARCHAR(500) and image_format VARCHAR(10) NULL DEFAULT 'png' to both card tables. image_format distinguishes static PNG from animated APNG cards (relevant to the cosmetics revenue model). The migration adds only image_url. If image_format is deferred, it needs its own migration later; if it was simply overlooked, it should be added here.

5. evolution_milestone and evolution_progress tables absent

The PRD defines two additional tables (evolution_milestone, evolution_progress) as core to Phase 1. The PR body explains the two stub tables (evolution_tier_boost, evolution_cosmetic) but does not explain the absence of evolution_milestone/evolution_progress. If these are handled by a separate WP, note it explicitly. If they are intentionally excluded from Phase 1, that is a departure from the PRD that needs acknowledgement.

Security

No issues found. No user input reaches this file. FKs use ON DELETE CASCADE / ON DELETE SET NULL appropriately. No hardcoded credentials.

Style & Conventions

The migration format (date prefix, BEGIN/COMMIT, IF NOT EXISTS throughout, verification queries, rollback section) is consistent with the existing migration 2026-03-04_add_scout_opportunities_claims.sql. Good.

One minor inconsistency: the existing migration does not include a -- Dependencies: header line; the new migration does. Not a problem, just an addition to the convention.

FK column name correctness (good catch): The migration correctly uses REFERENCES player(player_id) to match Player.player_id = IntegerField(primary_key=True). The PRD SQL examples incorrectly write REFERENCES player(id) which would fail — the migration fixed this silently and correctly.

Test Coverage

The 16 unit tests are well-structured and appropriately thorough for a migration file. Pattern matching against the stripped SQL is a sound approach. The test_player_season_stats_columns test uses a re.DOTALL block extraction which will correctly scope column checks.

One gap: there is no unit test asserting that player_season_stats uses REFERENCES player(player_id) rather than REFERENCES player(id). Given that the PRD has the wrong column name and someone could cargo-copy the PRD, a test pinning the correct FK column would prevent regression.

Verdict: REQUEST_CHANGES

Four issues need resolution before merge:

  1. Critical (correctness): Fix or correct the documentation of the pg_conn fixture's rollback behaviour. The integration test teardown does not do what the docstring claims.
  2. Required (schema): Explicitly document (in PR body or a migration comment) whether outs vs innings NUMERIC(5,1) is intentional and aligned with the WP-02 Peewee model.
  3. Required (schema): Explain the absence of progress_since on evolution_card_state and image_format on the card tables — either add the columns or note the deferral with an issue reference.
  4. Required (schema): Explain or add evolution_milestone/evolution_progress tables.

Issues 2–4 can be addressed as PR body updates if the omissions are genuinely intentional WP-scope decisions; only issue 1 requires a code change.


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## AI Code Review ### Files Reviewed - `migrations/2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql` (added) - `tests/__init__.py` (added) - `tests/conftest.py` (added) - `tests/test_evolution_migration.py` (added) ### Findings #### Correctness **1. `conftest.py` — `pg_conn` fixture will NOT roll back the migration (critical)** The migration SQL file contains its own `BEGIN; ... COMMIT;` block. When `pg_conn` runs `conn.cursor().execute(fh.read())` followed by `conn.commit()`, the `COMMIT` inside the SQL file executes first, permanently committing the schema changes to the dev database. The subsequent `conn.rollback()` in teardown only rolls back any DML issued after that point — the DDL is already durable. The docstring says *"The connection is rolled back and closed at session teardown so that the migration is not persisted to the dev database between test runs"* — this claim is false. The integration tests will permanently mutate the dev schema on every run. Options: strip the `BEGIN`/`COMMIT` wrapper before executing in the fixture, or accept that integration tests are run-once and update the docstring to reflect reality. Either way the current state is a lie in the docstring with a broken teardown promise. **2. `player_season_stats` — `innings` column replaced by `outs` without documentation** The PRD (06-database.md) defines `innings NUMERIC(5,1) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0` for tracking pitcher innings pitched. The migration instead uses `outs INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0` with no explanation in the PR body or a code comment. Storing outs-recorded as an integer is a valid, lossless alternative to the decimal innings format, but this is a silent schema deviation from the locked spec. If WP-02 (the Peewee model) already uses `outs`, then the migration is correct — but this PR should explicitly call out the discrepancy so the reviewer can confirm alignment with WP-02's model fields. **3. `evolution_card_state` — missing `progress_since` column** The PRD defines `progress_since TIMESTAMP NOT NULL` on `evolution_card_state` to record the earliest `card.created_at` for the player+team pair. This column is used by the evaluator to scope which game records are eligible. It is absent from the migration. If it is intentionally deferred, the PR body should say so. **4. `image_format` column missing from `battingcard`/`pitchingcard`** The PRD (06-database.md §6.2) specifies adding both `image_url VARCHAR(500)` and `image_format VARCHAR(10) NULL DEFAULT 'png'` to both card tables. `image_format` distinguishes static PNG from animated APNG cards (relevant to the cosmetics revenue model). The migration adds only `image_url`. If `image_format` is deferred, it needs its own migration later; if it was simply overlooked, it should be added here. **5. `evolution_milestone` and `evolution_progress` tables absent** The PRD defines two additional tables (`evolution_milestone`, `evolution_progress`) as core to Phase 1. The PR body explains the two stub tables (`evolution_tier_boost`, `evolution_cosmetic`) but does not explain the absence of `evolution_milestone`/`evolution_progress`. If these are handled by a separate WP, note it explicitly. If they are intentionally excluded from Phase 1, that is a departure from the PRD that needs acknowledgement. #### Security No issues found. No user input reaches this file. FKs use `ON DELETE CASCADE` / `ON DELETE SET NULL` appropriately. No hardcoded credentials. #### Style & Conventions The migration format (date prefix, `BEGIN`/`COMMIT`, `IF NOT EXISTS` throughout, verification queries, rollback section) is consistent with the existing migration `2026-03-04_add_scout_opportunities_claims.sql`. Good. One minor inconsistency: the existing migration does not include a `-- Dependencies:` header line; the new migration does. Not a problem, just an addition to the convention. **FK column name correctness (good catch):** The migration correctly uses `REFERENCES player(player_id)` to match `Player.player_id = IntegerField(primary_key=True)`. The PRD SQL examples incorrectly write `REFERENCES player(id)` which would fail — the migration fixed this silently and correctly. #### Test Coverage The 16 unit tests are well-structured and appropriately thorough for a migration file. Pattern matching against the stripped SQL is a sound approach. The `test_player_season_stats_columns` test uses a `re.DOTALL` block extraction which will correctly scope column checks. One gap: there is no unit test asserting that `player_season_stats` uses `REFERENCES player(player_id)` rather than `REFERENCES player(id)`. Given that the PRD has the wrong column name and someone could cargo-copy the PRD, a test pinning the correct FK column would prevent regression. ### Verdict: REQUEST_CHANGES Four issues need resolution before merge: 1. **Critical (correctness):** Fix or correct the documentation of the `pg_conn` fixture's rollback behaviour. The integration test teardown does not do what the docstring claims. 2. **Required (schema):** Explicitly document (in PR body or a migration comment) whether `outs` vs `innings NUMERIC(5,1)` is intentional and aligned with the WP-02 Peewee model. 3. **Required (schema):** Explain the absence of `progress_since` on `evolution_card_state` and `image_format` on the card tables — either add the columns or note the deferral with an issue reference. 4. **Required (schema):** Explain or add `evolution_milestone`/`evolution_progress` tables. Issues 2–4 can be addressed as PR body updates if the omissions are genuinely intentional WP-scope decisions; only issue 1 requires a code change. --- *Automated review by Claude PR Reviewer*
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-- Pitching stats
games_pitching INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
outs INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
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PRD §6.1 specifies innings NUMERIC(5,1) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0 here. Using outs INTEGER is a lossless alternative (1 IP = 3 outs) but it is an undocumented divergence from the locked spec. Please confirm this matches the WP-02 Peewee model field name and add a comment explaining the choice (e.g. -- stored as outs to avoid NUMERIC; 1 IP = 3 outs).

PRD §6.1 specifies `innings NUMERIC(5,1) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0` here. Using `outs INTEGER` is a lossless alternative (1 IP = 3 outs) but it is an undocumented divergence from the locked spec. Please confirm this matches the WP-02 Peewee model field name and add a comment explaining the choice (e.g. `-- stored as outs to avoid NUMERIC; 1 IP = 3 outs`).
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CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS evolution_card_state (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
player_id INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES player(player_id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
team_id INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES team(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
Owner

PRD §6.1 defines progress_since TIMESTAMP NOT NULL on evolution_card_state — the earliest card.created_at among all card instances of this player on this team. This scopes which game records count toward evolution progress. It is absent here. Intentionally deferred?

PRD §6.1 defines `progress_since TIMESTAMP NOT NULL` on `evolution_card_state` — the earliest `card.created_at` among all card instances of this player on this team. This scopes which game records count toward evolution progress. It is absent here. Intentionally deferred?
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-- --------------------------------------------
-- 7. Add battingcard.image_url column
-- --------------------------------------------
ALTER TABLE battingcard
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PRD §6.2 specifies image_format VARCHAR(10) NULL DEFAULT 'png' alongside image_url on both battingcard and pitchingcard. This column distinguishes static PNG from animated APNG cosmetics and is part of the image lookup logic described in the PRD. Is this intentionally deferred? If so, please note the tracking issue.

PRD §6.2 specifies `image_format VARCHAR(10) NULL DEFAULT 'png'` alongside `image_url` on both `battingcard` and `pitchingcard`. This column distinguishes static PNG from animated APNG cosmetics and is part of the image lookup logic described in the PRD. Is this intentionally deferred? If so, please note the tracking issue.
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port=int(os.environ.get("POSTGRES_PORT", "5432")),
)
conn.autocommit = False
migration_path = os.path.join(
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The migration SQL contains BEGIN; ... COMMIT;. When this fixture calls conn.cursor().execute(fh.read()) and then conn.commit(), the COMMIT inside the SQL fires during execute and permanently durably commits the DDL. The conn.rollback() at teardown has no effect on the already-committed schema changes.

The docstring promise — "The connection is rolled back and closed at session teardown so that the migration is not persisted to the dev database between test runs" — is incorrect as written.

Fix options:

  • Strip BEGIN; / COMMIT; from the SQL before executing, so the transaction is under the fixture's control.
  • Or accept permanent migration and update the docstring to reflect that the integration test is run-once against dev (which may be the intended use).
The migration SQL contains `BEGIN; ... COMMIT;`. When this fixture calls `conn.cursor().execute(fh.read())` and then `conn.commit()`, the `COMMIT` inside the SQL fires during execute and permanently durably commits the DDL. The `conn.rollback()` at teardown has no effect on the already-committed schema changes. The docstring promise — *"The connection is rolled back and closed at session teardown so that the migration is not persisted to the dev database between test runs"* — is incorrect as written. Fix options: - Strip `BEGIN;` / `COMMIT;` from the SQL before executing, so the transaction is under the fixture's control. - Or accept permanent migration and update the docstring to reflect that the integration test is run-once against dev (which may be the intended use).
cal changed target branch from next-release to card-evolution 2026-03-17 20:55:47 +00:00
cal requested changes 2026-03-23 13:14:25 +00:00
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Files Reviewed

  • migrations/2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql (added)
  • tests/__init__.py (added)
  • tests/conftest.py (added)
  • tests/test_evolution_migration.py (added)

Findings

Correctness — BLOCKING

The migration creates a table that no longer exists in the ORM.

The migration creates a single player_season_stats table (lines 30–70 of the SQL file). However, the card-evolution base branch has since been refactored across multiple merged PRs to split this into two separate tables:

  • batting_season_statsBattingSeasonStats model, table_name = "batting_season_stats"
  • pitching_season_statsPitchingSeasonStats model, table_name = "pitching_season_stats"

Running this migration on the dev or prod database will create player_season_stats, which is an orphaned table. The ORM will never read from or write to it, so evolution evaluation depending on season stats will silently produce no results (or errors if it tries to query a non-existent table).

Additionally, the column layout in the migration no longer matches what the ORM expects:

Migration column ORM column (BattingSeasonStats) Notes
so strikeouts Renamed in the refactor
games_batting games Renamed
sac, ibb, gidp, games_started, runs_allowed, earned_runs, hbp (pitching), wild_pitches, balks Missing from migration
k strikeouts (PitchingSeasonStats) Column name and table both differ
bb_allowed bb (PitchingSeasonStats) Renamed

The migration was authored against an earlier schema design. It needs to be rewritten to match the current ORM state on card-evolution.

The conftest.py in this PR conflicts with the one already on the base branch.

The base branch (card-evolution) already has a tests/conftest.py that includes a pg_conn fixture (added in the merge of PR #108). The conftest.py in this PR adds psycopg2 imports and the pg_conn fixture as if they are new — but the base already has them. If this PR is merged, the file will overwrite the version that is already in use by the other test files on card-evolution. This is a merge conflict risk noted in the PR body, but the content is not identical to the current base — the base version already evolved past what this PR ships.

Security

No issues found. No credentials, no user-controlled input in the migration.

Style & Conventions

The SQL migration structure follows the established project pattern set by migrations/2026-03-04_add_scout_opportunities_claims.sqlBEGIN/COMMIT wrapper, IF NOT EXISTS guards, verification and rollback comment blocks, and date-prefixed filename. This is well-executed.

The unit test structure (file-content regex checks without a live DB) is a reasonable pattern for a SQL migration. The tests are well-documented with docstrings explaining both "what" and "why," which matches project conventions.

Suggestions

  • Once the migration is rewritten to use batting_season_stats and pitching_season_stats, the unit tests in test_evolution_migration.py will also need updating — particularly test_player_season_stats_columns() and all integration tests that reference player_season_stats.
  • The conftest.py should be compared carefully against what already exists on card-evolution before overwriting — specifically around the pg_conn fixture scope and teardown behavior.
  • Consider whether evolution_tier_boost and evolution_cosmetic need any additional columns before this migration ships, since adding columns to stub tables later requires another migration.

Verdict: REQUEST_CHANGES

The migration creates player_season_stats, a table the ORM no longer uses. The base branch has already landed a refactor (PRs #105, #106, and subsequent merges) that split this into batting_season_stats and pitching_season_stats with different column names. Running this migration as written creates dead schema and the evolution evaluation system will not function correctly. The migration file needs to be rewritten to match the current ORM state before this can merge.


Automated review by Claude PR Reviewer

## AI Code Review ### Files Reviewed - `migrations/2026-03-12_add_evolution_tables.sql` (added) - `tests/__init__.py` (added) - `tests/conftest.py` (added) - `tests/test_evolution_migration.py` (added) --- ### Findings #### Correctness — BLOCKING **The migration creates a table that no longer exists in the ORM.** The migration creates a single `player_season_stats` table (lines 30–70 of the SQL file). However, the `card-evolution` base branch has since been refactored across multiple merged PRs to split this into two separate tables: - `batting_season_stats` — `BattingSeasonStats` model, `table_name = "batting_season_stats"` - `pitching_season_stats` — `PitchingSeasonStats` model, `table_name = "pitching_season_stats"` Running this migration on the dev or prod database will create `player_season_stats`, which is an orphaned table. The ORM will never read from or write to it, so evolution evaluation depending on season stats will silently produce no results (or errors if it tries to query a non-existent table). Additionally, the column layout in the migration no longer matches what the ORM expects: | Migration column | ORM column (BattingSeasonStats) | Notes | |---|---|---| | `so` | `strikeouts` | Renamed in the refactor | | `games_batting` | `games` | Renamed | | — | `sac`, `ibb`, `gidp`, `games_started`, `runs_allowed`, `earned_runs`, `hbp` (pitching), `wild_pitches`, `balks` | Missing from migration | | `k` | `strikeouts` (PitchingSeasonStats) | Column name and table both differ | | `bb_allowed` | `bb` (PitchingSeasonStats) | Renamed | The migration was authored against an earlier schema design. It needs to be rewritten to match the current ORM state on `card-evolution`. **The conftest.py in this PR conflicts with the one already on the base branch.** The base branch (`card-evolution`) already has a `tests/conftest.py` that includes a `pg_conn` fixture (added in the merge of PR #108). The conftest.py in this PR adds `psycopg2` imports and the `pg_conn` fixture as if they are new — but the base already has them. If this PR is merged, the file will overwrite the version that is already in use by the other test files on `card-evolution`. This is a merge conflict risk noted in the PR body, but the content is **not** identical to the current base — the base version already evolved past what this PR ships. #### Security No issues found. No credentials, no user-controlled input in the migration. #### Style & Conventions The SQL migration structure follows the established project pattern set by `migrations/2026-03-04_add_scout_opportunities_claims.sql` — `BEGIN`/`COMMIT` wrapper, `IF NOT EXISTS` guards, verification and rollback comment blocks, and date-prefixed filename. This is well-executed. The unit test structure (file-content regex checks without a live DB) is a reasonable pattern for a SQL migration. The tests are well-documented with docstrings explaining both "what" and "why," which matches project conventions. #### Suggestions - Once the migration is rewritten to use `batting_season_stats` and `pitching_season_stats`, the unit tests in `test_evolution_migration.py` will also need updating — particularly `test_player_season_stats_columns()` and all integration tests that reference `player_season_stats`. - The `conftest.py` should be compared carefully against what already exists on `card-evolution` before overwriting — specifically around the `pg_conn` fixture scope and teardown behavior. - Consider whether `evolution_tier_boost` and `evolution_cosmetic` need any additional columns before this migration ships, since adding columns to stub tables later requires another migration. --- ### Verdict: REQUEST_CHANGES The migration creates `player_season_stats`, a table the ORM no longer uses. The base branch has already landed a refactor (PRs #105, #106, and subsequent merges) that split this into `batting_season_stats` and `pitching_season_stats` with different column names. Running this migration as written creates dead schema and the evolution evaluation system will not function correctly. The migration file needs to be rewritten to match the current ORM state before this can merge. --- *Automated review by Claude PR Reviewer*
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Schema Drift Review — Migration Does NOT Match the ORM

The previous review that flagged schema drift was correct. After a line-by-line comparison of the migration SQL against the Peewee models in app/db_engine.py on the card-evolution base branch (sha b68e280), I found five concrete mismatches. The migration cannot be merged as-is.


Issue 1 (Critical) — player_season_stats table should not exist

The migration creates a single monolithic player_season_stats table combining batting and pitching columns. The ORM on card-evolution has two separate tables:

  • BattingSeasonStatstable_name = "batting_season_stats"
  • PitchingSeasonStatstable_name = "pitching_season_stats"

These are defined at lines 1053 and 1104 of db_engine.py. The migration's player_season_stats table would leave Peewee pointing at nonexistent tables and the actual batting_season_stats / pitching_season_stats tables would not exist in the database.

Required fix: Replace the single player_season_stats DDL block with two separate CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS batting_season_stats and CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS pitching_season_stats blocks, with columns matching each ORM model exactly. The three-index pattern (unique on player/team/season, non-unique on team/season, non-unique on player/season) applies to both.


Issue 2 (Critical) — evolution_tier_boost stub is missing all real columns

The migration creates evolution_tier_boost as a stub with only id + card_state_id. The ORM model (EvolutionTierBoost, line 1249) has:

track       ForeignKeyField(EvolutionTrack)
tier        IntegerField()
boost_type  CharField()
boost_target CharField()
boost_value FloatField(default=0.0)

There is also a unique index on (track, tier, boost_type, boost_target). None of this is in the migration. The card_state_id FK in the migration doesn't exist in the ORM at all — EvolutionTierBoost references EvolutionTrack, not EvolutionCardState.

Required fix: Replace the stub with the full column set and the composite unique index.


Issue 3 (Critical) — evolution_cosmetic stub has wrong FK and missing columns

The migration's evolution_cosmetic stub has only id + card_state_id FK → evolution_card_state. The ORM model (EvolutionCosmetic, line 1274) has:

name            CharField(unique=True)
tier_required   IntegerField(default=0)
cosmetic_type   CharField()
css_class       CharField(null=True)
asset_url       CharField(null=True)

There is no card_state_id column in the ORM — EvolutionCosmetic is a standalone lookup table, not keyed to a card state. The migration's FK is fabricated.

Required fix: Replace the stub with the full column set; remove the erroneous card_state_id FK.


Issue 4 (Minor) — evolution_track is missing the UNIQUE constraint on name

The ORM defines name = CharField(unique=True) on EvolutionTrack. The migration defines UNIQUE on card_type but has no unique constraint on name. This means a duplicate track name could be inserted in SQL even though the ORM would reject it at the application layer.

Required fix: Add name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL UNIQUE (or a separate CREATE UNIQUE INDEX) for evolution_track.name.


Issue 5 (Minor) — card.variant column not present in the Card ORM model

The migration adds ALTER TABLE card ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS variant INTEGER NULL DEFAULT NULL. The Card model on card-evolution (line 472) has no variant field. This column addition is either premature (the ORM hasn't been updated yet) or targeting the wrong table — variant already exists as a non-null IntegerField on BattingCard and PitchingCard.

If this column is genuinely intended for Card, the ORM model needs to be updated on the branch before or alongside this migration. If it is not intended, the ALTER should be removed.


What IS correct

  • evolution_track column set (name, card_type, formula, t1–t4_threshold) matches the ORM.
  • evolution_card_state column set and the UNIQUE index on (player_id, team_id) match exactly.
  • battingcard.image_url and pitchingcard.image_url additions are fine as migration-ahead-of-ORM columns (safe with IF NOT EXISTS).
  • Idempotency guards (IF NOT EXISTS on all DDL) are correct throughout.
  • Transaction wrapping and rollback section are good.
  • Test structure and skip logic are solid.

Summary

The schema drift is real and substantial. Issues 1–3 are blocking: the migration would produce a database that the ORM cannot operate against. Issues 4–5 are minor but should be resolved in the same pass. The fix requires rewriting the player_season_stats block into two tables, replacing both Phase 2 stubs with their actual column definitions, and adding the missing unique constraint on evolution_track.name.

## Schema Drift Review — Migration Does NOT Match the ORM The previous review that flagged schema drift was correct. After a line-by-line comparison of the migration SQL against the Peewee models in `app/db_engine.py` on the `card-evolution` base branch (sha `b68e280`), I found **five concrete mismatches**. The migration cannot be merged as-is. --- ### Issue 1 (Critical) — `player_season_stats` table should not exist The migration creates a single monolithic `player_season_stats` table combining batting and pitching columns. The ORM on `card-evolution` has two separate tables: - `BattingSeasonStats` → `table_name = "batting_season_stats"` - `PitchingSeasonStats` → `table_name = "pitching_season_stats"` These are defined at lines 1053 and 1104 of `db_engine.py`. The migration's `player_season_stats` table would leave Peewee pointing at nonexistent tables and the actual `batting_season_stats` / `pitching_season_stats` tables would not exist in the database. **Required fix:** Replace the single `player_season_stats` DDL block with two separate `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS batting_season_stats` and `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS pitching_season_stats` blocks, with columns matching each ORM model exactly. The three-index pattern (unique on player/team/season, non-unique on team/season, non-unique on player/season) applies to both. --- ### Issue 2 (Critical) — `evolution_tier_boost` stub is missing all real columns The migration creates `evolution_tier_boost` as a stub with only `id` + `card_state_id`. The ORM model (`EvolutionTierBoost`, line 1249) has: ``` track ForeignKeyField(EvolutionTrack) tier IntegerField() boost_type CharField() boost_target CharField() boost_value FloatField(default=0.0) ``` There is also a unique index on `(track, tier, boost_type, boost_target)`. None of this is in the migration. The `card_state_id` FK in the migration doesn't exist in the ORM at all — `EvolutionTierBoost` references `EvolutionTrack`, not `EvolutionCardState`. **Required fix:** Replace the stub with the full column set and the composite unique index. --- ### Issue 3 (Critical) — `evolution_cosmetic` stub has wrong FK and missing columns The migration's `evolution_cosmetic` stub has only `id` + `card_state_id FK → evolution_card_state`. The ORM model (`EvolutionCosmetic`, line 1274) has: ``` name CharField(unique=True) tier_required IntegerField(default=0) cosmetic_type CharField() css_class CharField(null=True) asset_url CharField(null=True) ``` There is no `card_state_id` column in the ORM — `EvolutionCosmetic` is a standalone lookup table, not keyed to a card state. The migration's FK is fabricated. **Required fix:** Replace the stub with the full column set; remove the erroneous `card_state_id` FK. --- ### Issue 4 (Minor) — `evolution_track` is missing the UNIQUE constraint on `name` The ORM defines `name = CharField(unique=True)` on `EvolutionTrack`. The migration defines `UNIQUE` on `card_type` but has no unique constraint on `name`. This means a duplicate track name could be inserted in SQL even though the ORM would reject it at the application layer. **Required fix:** Add `name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL UNIQUE` (or a separate `CREATE UNIQUE INDEX`) for `evolution_track.name`. --- ### Issue 5 (Minor) — `card.variant` column not present in the `Card` ORM model The migration adds `ALTER TABLE card ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS variant INTEGER NULL DEFAULT NULL`. The `Card` model on `card-evolution` (line 472) has no `variant` field. This column addition is either premature (the ORM hasn't been updated yet) or targeting the wrong table — `variant` already exists as a non-null `IntegerField` on `BattingCard` and `PitchingCard`. If this column is genuinely intended for `Card`, the ORM model needs to be updated on the branch before or alongside this migration. If it is not intended, the ALTER should be removed. --- ### What IS correct - `evolution_track` column set (name, card_type, formula, t1–t4_threshold) matches the ORM. - `evolution_card_state` column set and the UNIQUE index on (player_id, team_id) match exactly. - `battingcard.image_url` and `pitchingcard.image_url` additions are fine as migration-ahead-of-ORM columns (safe with IF NOT EXISTS). - Idempotency guards (IF NOT EXISTS on all DDL) are correct throughout. - Transaction wrapping and rollback section are good. - Test structure and skip logic are solid. --- ### Summary The schema drift is real and substantial. Issues 1–3 are blocking: the migration would produce a database that the ORM cannot operate against. Issues 4–5 are minor but should be resolved in the same pass. The fix requires rewriting the `player_season_stats` block into two tables, replacing both Phase 2 stubs with their actual column definitions, and adding the missing unique constraint on `evolution_track.name`.
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BEGIN;
-- --------------------------------------------
-- 1. player_season_stats
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This table does not match the ORM. The base branch (card-evolution) defines two separate models: BattingSeasonStats (table batting_season_stats) and PitchingSeasonStats (table pitching_season_stats). This single combined table will leave both ORM models pointing at nonexistent tables.

This table does not match the ORM. The base branch (`card-evolution`) defines two separate models: `BattingSeasonStats` (table `batting_season_stats`) and `PitchingSeasonStats` (table `pitching_season_stats`). This single combined table will leave both ORM models pointing at nonexistent tables.
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id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
card_type VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL UNIQUE, -- batter / sp / rp
formula VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
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The ORM defines name = CharField(unique=True) on EvolutionTrack, but the migration only defines UNIQUE on card_type. A UNIQUE constraint on name is missing.

The ORM defines `name = CharField(unique=True)` on `EvolutionTrack`, but the migration only defines UNIQUE on `card_type`. A UNIQUE constraint on `name` is missing.
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last_evaluated_at TIMESTAMP NULL
);
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS evolution_card_state_player_team_uniq
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Stub is missing all real columns. The EvolutionTierBoost ORM model has: track (FK to evolution_track), tier INTEGER, boost_type VARCHAR, boost_target VARCHAR, boost_value DOUBLE PRECISION, plus a unique index on (track, tier, boost_type, boost_target). The card_state_id FK here does not exist in the ORM at all.

Stub is missing all real columns. The `EvolutionTierBoost` ORM model has: `track` (FK to evolution_track), `tier` INTEGER, `boost_type` VARCHAR, `boost_target` VARCHAR, `boost_value` DOUBLE PRECISION, plus a unique index on (track, tier, boost_type, boost_target). The `card_state_id` FK here does not exist in the ORM at all.
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CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS evolution_tier_boost (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
card_state_id INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES evolution_card_state(id) ON DELETE CASCADE
);
Owner

Stub is missing all real columns and has the wrong FK. The EvolutionCosmetic ORM model is a standalone lookup table with: name VARCHAR UNIQUE, tier_required INTEGER, cosmetic_type VARCHAR, css_class VARCHAR NULL, asset_url VARCHAR NULL. There is no card_state_id reference in the ORM model.

Stub is missing all real columns and has the wrong FK. The `EvolutionCosmetic` ORM model is a standalone lookup table with: `name` VARCHAR UNIQUE, `tier_required` INTEGER, `cosmetic_type` VARCHAR, `css_class` VARCHAR NULL, `asset_url` VARCHAR NULL. There is no `card_state_id` reference in the ORM model.
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id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
card_state_id INTEGER NOT NULL REFERENCES evolution_card_state(id) ON DELETE CASCADE
);
Owner

The Card ORM model on this branch does not have a variant field. If this column is intentional, the Card model needs to be updated. If not, this ALTER should be removed — variant already exists on battingcard and pitchingcard as a non-null column.

The `Card` ORM model on this branch does not have a `variant` field. If this column is intentional, the `Card` model needs to be updated. If not, this ALTER should be removed — `variant` already exists on `battingcard` and `pitchingcard` as a non-null column.
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Closing — the migration was already applied to dev manually. The SQL in this PR has schema drift (single player_season_stats vs split batting/pitching tables, incorrect stubs for tier_boost and cosmetic). Creating a fresh migration PR generated from the actual dev schema.

Closing — the migration was already applied to dev manually. The SQL in this PR has schema drift (single player_season_stats vs split batting/pitching tables, incorrect stubs for tier_boost and cosmetic). Creating a fresh migration PR generated from the actual dev schema.
cal closed this pull request 2026-03-23 13:52:39 +00:00

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