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feat: scope audit rows by tenant and fix review findings for 0.19.0 - #64
Release 0.19.0. It adds an opaque, host-defined audit scope (#39) and fixes the issues found in a full review of the library.
Audit scope
AuditContext.scope is stored in a new jasil_audit_log.scope column, indexed on (scope, occurred_at), and filterable through AuditFilters.scope.
Checkpoints are sealed in a new format 2 that covers scope. Windows sealed in format 1 still verify.
Events carry the scope to their handlers in META_SCOPE.
Behaviour changes
Redis bus handlers now run like durable handlers: under the event's correlation id and a system/worker audit context (shared event_handler_scope).
The in-process event bus logs a handler's failure instead of raising it, so publish() returns the event id once the handlers have run.
A worker claims only jobs whose subscriber it registered. Other jobs stay pending instead of being dead-lettered.
On MySQL and MariaDB, timestamp columns are now DATETIME(6) (migration rev0012).
Security
list_unsubscribe is sent exactly as checked. RFC 2047 encoded-words in the URL had smuggled in a second URL or a header break.
Concurrent first writes to a plain storage area can no longer overwrite each other under another spelling. New objects are published with a hard link, so plain areas now need a filesystem with hard links.
Storage keys holding U+FFFE or U+FFFF are refused.
The geocoding extra requires urllib3>=2.6.0 (CVE-2025-66471).
Fixes
A local storage delete or failed write racing a save no longer wedges the object.
A checkpoint resealed in an older format no longer breaks the chain of the next window.
RedisState.incr no longer applies its TTL when Redis refuses the increment.
An S3 ResponseParserError is mapped to StorageBackendUnavailableError.
A correlation provider returning a non-string is treated as "no id".
Cursors decode to UTC, and an out-of-range cursor raises ValueError.
Migrations: downgrade() uses the table prefix, and the prefix is decided under the migration lock.
The schema drift test now compares the full schema with Alembic autogenerate.
CHANGELOG.md has the full notes, including Upgrading.
New feature (exception during freeze; link prior discussion/acknowledgment)
Documentation
Refactor / code quality
Translation
Other (describe below): version bump to 0.19.0, urllib3 floor on the geocoding extra
Checklist
This PR is focused on a single concern
An issue was opened and acknowledged before writing this code (if not a small fix)
If this PR introduces a new feature during freeze, it was discussed and explicitly acknowledged first
The PR is under ~300 lines changed, excluding lock files, migrations, and generated code
Tests have been added or updated where applicable
Documentation has been updated where applicable
Commit messages follow Conventional Commits format
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One commit per change. Each fix started with a failing test. Review commit by commit.
Not run locally: MySQL/MariaDB.
rev0012 alters every JASIL timestamp column, one ALTER TABLE per table, including the RANGE COLUMNS-partitioned jasil_audit_log.
The DDL rendering, the offline SQL and the SQLite paths are tested.
The MySQL-only tests (tests/test_audit_mysql.py::TestMicrosecondTimestamps) and the migration-lock race fix only run in the CI database matrix. Please check those jobs.
Each ALTER rebuilds its table and blocks writes while it runs; this is documented under Upgrading.
Checks run locally: ruff, format, lint-imports (5 kept), mypy, pytest (3950 passed, 147 skipped: the PostgreSQL/MySQL-only tests), check_module_coverage.py, check_docs_api.py and uv lock --check.
CI script change:.github/scripts/smoke_import.py adds rev0012 to the expected revisions, as every revision commit does.
Possible follow-up, not done: adoption does not compare column precision. A MySQL database fully migrated to rev0011 whose version table was deleted would be stamped rev0012 without being converted.
AuditContext.scope names the partition a row belongs to (an
organisation, workspace or project id). It is stored in the new
jasil_audit_log.scope column, indexed on (scope, occurred_at), returned
on AuditEntry and matched by AuditFilters. JASIL never parses it or
uses it to authorize anything.
Checkpoints now record the format they were sealed in. Format 2 hashes
scope with the rest of the row; every earlier checkpoint, and any an
older release seals during a rolling deploy, is format 1 and verifies
as before. The format is part of the signed message and of the sink
copy, and a crash retry reseals in the format the sink copy records.
Migration rev0011 adds both columns. On PostgreSQL it builds the index
ON ONLY on the parent and CONCURRENTLY per partition, so audit writes
continue during the upgrade.
Refs #39
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
jasil.events.META_SCOPE ("scope") is a standard metadata key, like
META_REQUEST_ID. The durable-job runner copies it into the handler's
AuditContext.scope, so audit rows a handler stages carry the scope of
the work that queued it. new_event, and so every publish, refuses a
value an audit row could not store (not a string, over 64 characters,
or holding a NUL character), so a bad value fails the publish instead
of every attempt of the job. The publisher does not set the key.
An event that already carries a "scope" metadata key must now meet
those rules, and its value reaches the handler's audit rows.
Closes#39
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The verbatim header inherited UnstructuredHeader.parse, which decodes
RFC 2047 encoded-words. An encoded-word is printable ASCII, so it passed
the URL check, and the decoded value written to the wire could hold a
second URL or a line break. The header now keeps the checked value.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two first writes to a plain area whose keys differ only in spelling
could both pass the spelling check and land in one file on a case-
folding filesystem. A new object is now published with a hard link,
which fails when the name exists under any spelling, after the check
is repeated once the directories exist; plain areas therefore need a
filesystem with hard links.
A delete, or a failed write of a new key, could remove the identity
file of an object a concurrent save had just committed, leaving it
unreadable and undeletable. Removing an identity now writes it back
when a payload is present afterwards.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A window resealed in its sink copy's older format after a crash hashes
differently from this run's digest, and the next window chained onto
the digest, which was never stored, so it reported broken_chain.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A worker that claimed a job it had no handler for failed it on every
attempt until it was dead-lettered, as an older worker would during a
rolling deploy that adds a subscriber. claim_jobs takes the worker's
subscribers, so such a job stays pending for a worker that has it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
MULTI/EXEC runs every queued command, so EXPIRE still ran after a
refused INCRBY and a key that never expired was deleted later. The
increment and the expiry now run in one Lua script that stops at the
refusal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
botocore raises ResponseParserError, a plain Exception rather than a
BotoCoreError, for a malformed 2xx body from a proxy or an S3-compatible
store, so it escaped the mapping to StorageBackendUnavailableError.
Listings also missed Boto3Error. Every site now catches one tuple.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
XML 1.0 cannot carry either character, so S3 could not list or
batch-delete such a key and delete_prefix failed for its prefix. Both
backends now refuse them as they refuse a control character.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A provider returning, say, a UUID put it in the event metadata, where
new_event refused it, so every publish failed and returned None. Such
a value is now "no id" and logged once by type, like a raising one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A forged cursor's offset reached SQL as given, and one near the ends of
the datetime range raised OverflowError on conversion instead of the
ValueError every other invalid cursor raises.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
downgrade() ran with no prefix, so a fresh install stopped before
rev0003, whose tables are already prefixed, could not be downgraded.
upgrade() inspected the database before taking the lock, so on MySQL a
concurrent first install could see another run's half-created tables
and refuse them. The prefix of either direction is now decided by the
migration environment once it holds the lock.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
TestNoDrift compared only column names, types and index names, so a
drift in nullability, defaults, index uniqueness or constraints passed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
AuditContext checked the length and NUL of its text fields but not
their type, so a dict or list passed and failed only at insert. A
value that is neither a str nor None now raises TypeError.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Handlers on the Redis Streams bus ran on the consumer thread with no
context: events they published lost the request id, and their audit
rows were recorded as an anonymous API call. A shared
event_handler_scope opens the event's correlation id and a system /
worker audit context with its id and scope, for these handlers and for
durable ones alike.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The in-process bus raised a handler's error after every handler had
run, so publish() returned None for an event its other handlers had
handled and a producer retrying on None ran them twice. The bus now
logs the failure, as the Redis consumer does, and the event log still
records it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
DateTime(timezone=True) is a whole-second DATETIME there, which rounds
the fraction away, so a stored occurred_at did not equal the one
written and rows within a second ordered by id alone. Every JASIL
timestamp column is now DATETIME(6) with CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(6) defaults
on these servers; migration rev0012 alters existing tables, one ALTER
TABLE per table, and does nothing on other databases.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 1 MiB geocoding response cap relies on urllib3 decompressing a
streamed body chunk by chunk, which releases before 2.6.0 do not do
(CVE-2025-66471); requests alone accepts them.
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CHANGELOG.md
docs/audit.md
Walkthrough
This release adds audit scopes and versioned checkpoints, microsecond timestamp support for MySQL and MariaDB, and changes to event dispatch and durable-job claiming. It also updates local and S3 storage handling, Redis state updates, correlation IDs, cursor decoding, mail headers, migrations, and release documentation.
New checkpoints use format 2, which hashes scope. Verification supports format 1, and sink recovery uses the format and seal settings in the recorded copy.
Audit schema migration and migration execution jasil/migrations/*, jasil/migrations/versions/rev0011_audit_scope.py, tests/test_migrations.py, tests/test_audit_mysql.py
Revision rev0011 adds the scope and checkpoint format columns and a scope index. Migration execution selects table prefixes for commands; tests cover migration state, prefix selection, and partitioned-index creation.
Shared timestamp declarations compile to microsecond precision on MySQL and MariaDB and retain dialect-specific types and defaults elsewhere.
MySQL and MariaDB precision migration jasil/migrations/versions/rev0012_mysql_microsecond_timestamps.py, tests/test_migrations.py, tests/test_audit_mysql.py, docs/configuration.md, docs/observability.md, docs/security/integration-checklist.md, docs/audit.md
Revision rev0012 converts timestamp columns to DATETIME(6) and restores whole-second precision on downgrade. Tests check generated schema changes and timestamp preservation.
Subscriber-aware durable-job claims
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Summary
Subscriber filtering in claims jasil/jobs/crud.py, jasil/jobs/runner.py, docs/durable-jobs.md, tests/test_jobs.py, tests/test_runner_and_dispatch.py, tests/test_job_attempts.py
Claims can filter by subscriber ID. Tests and documentation cover jobs for unregistered subscribers remaining pending and being available to workers that register them.
The in-process bus logs handler failures and returns after dispatch. Tests cover continued delivery, event recording, and publisher return values.
Local storage publication and key validation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Plain-area writes and concurrent cleanup jasil/backends/storage_local.py, docs/providers-and-backends.md, docs/security/threat-model.md, tests/test_retention_and_storage.py
Plain-area writes use hard links and reject conflicting key spellings. Cleanup handles concurrent saves; tests cover write races and unsupported hard links.
Storage key character validation jasil/_core/storage_keys.py, tests/test_storage_contract.py, docs/providers-and-backends.md
Validation rejects U+FFFE and U+FFFF in storage names, in addition to the existing control characters.
S3 parser error translation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
S3 parser failures and storage errors jasil/backends/storage_s3.py, tests/test_storage_s3.py
ResponseParserError is handled alongside existing S3 errors in operations, cleanup, and iteration. Tests cover malformed listing and object-body responses.
Redis increment with TTL
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Increment and expiry behavior jasil/backends/state_redis.py, tests/test_state_backends.py
TTL-bearing increments use a Lua script for the increment and expiry update. Tests check that refused increments do not change the stored value or expiry.
Provider, cursor, and mail handling
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Summary
Correlation IDs and cursor timestamps jasil/correlation.py, jasil/_core/cursors.py, tests/test_publisher.py, tests/test_core_cursors.py
Invalid correlation-provider return types produce no ID and use a warning path. Cursor timestamps normalize to UTC; out-of-range offsets raise the invalid-cursor error.
The parser preserves encoded-word text in unsubscribe URLs in the header and serialized message.
Release metadata and documentation
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Summary
Version, release notes, and packaging pyproject.toml, README.md, docs/index.md, CHANGELOG.md, .github/scripts/smoke_import.py
Project status and metadata identify version 0.19.0. The changelog records release and upgrade notes, the smoke test expects the new migrations, and the geocoding extras add urllib3.
sequenceDiagram
participant Event
participant EventBus
participant event_handler_scope
participant DurableHandler
participant AuditService
Event->>EventBus: Dispatch event with request ID and scope metadata
EventBus->>event_handler_scope: Open correlation and audit scopes
event_handler_scope->>DurableHandler: Run handler with event context
DurableHandler->>AuditService: Stage audit entry
AuditService->>AuditService: Copy context scope to audit entry
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Possibly related PRs
endurain-project/jasil#45: Adds earlier audit-log partitioning and triggers used by the later timestamp migration.
endurain-project/jasil#35: Introduces the audit contracts and checkpoint canonicalization extended by this release.
endurain-project/jasil#63: Changes the same local plain-area write path for case-folded key collisions.
Suggested labels:enhancement
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 3ef13
The code changes look sound. The upgrade documentation has gaps that could mislead operators: the recovery steps after a partial MySQL/MariaDB timestamp migration can round stored fractions, and an old checkpoint verifier may not flag a format 2 window as the docs imply. Fix the docs before or soon after release.
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The title names two things: scoping audit rows by tenant, and fixing review findings for 0.19.0. The changeset's main change is the host-defined audit scope (the scope column, index, AuditContext field, filters, checkpoint format 2, and META_SCOPE for handlers), so the first clause matches the primary change. The second clause is broad, since the changeset also covers timestamp precision, migrations, storage hard links, and event-bus behavior. The word 'tenant' is a narrower label than the raw summary's 'host-defined partition key', but the PR objectives use the same title and describe scope as host-provided partitioning, so the title is accurate enough.
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Nullable jasil_audit_log.scope column and (scope, occurred_at) index: rev0011_audit_scope.py adds both through online.create_partitioned_index. audit/models.py maps them.
AuditContext.scope: str | None = None: audit/context.py validates length (64) and NUL, as for the other IDs. tests/test_audit_catalog.py covers this.
Copy to the row: audit/service.py_prepare copies context.scope. tests/test_audit_service.py checks the persisted row.
AuditFilters.scope and AuditEntry.scope: audit/schema.py adds both. audit/query.py applies an exact-match filter. tests/test_audit_query.py covers filtering and listing.
Checkpoint hashing with versioning: AuditCheckpoint.format_version defaults to 1. Format 2 hashes scope. audit/checkpoints.py verifies each window by its recorded format. tests/test_audit_checkpoints.py covers modified and removed scope values and legacy format-1 chains.
Optional event-metadata convention: META_SCOPE is defined in events.py. event_handler_scope sets the handler audit context from the event scope. The convention is not enforced, as the issue requests.
Opaque scope: audit/models.py and docs/audit.md state that JASIL does not parse the value or use it for authorization.
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The PR bundles changes that do not implement #39. The PR description says it fixes findings from a full review of the library. The checklist item 'focused on a single concern' is not checked. These changes have no concrete connection to audit scope:
MySQL/MariaDB DATETIME(6) conversion: rev0012, MICROSECOND_DATETIME, MicrosecondNow in dialects.py, and timestamp type changes in jobs/models.py, event_log/models.py, and audit/models.py (AuditActionRecord, Instance, and the timestamp types on AuditLog and AuditCheckpoint). timestamps.py, cursors.py, and the related docs follow from this.
In-process event bus: events_inprocess.py logs handler failures instead of raising them. providers.py and publisher.py document this change.
Durable job claiming: jobs/crud.pysubscribers filter, jobs/runner.py, and the default routing docs.
Redis bus handler context: the Redis part of event_handler_scope and events_redis.py. Issue #39 mentions handler context only as a related issue, not as a requirement.
Storage: hard-link publication and identity-restore logic in storage_local.py, race fixes, and U+FFFE/U+FFFF rejection in storage_keys.py.
Security and dependencies: list_unsubscribe handling in mail_message.py, and the urllib3>=2.6.0 floor in pyproject.toml.
Other fixes: S3 ResponseParserError mapping in storage_s3.py, correlation provider handling in correlation.py, RedisState.incr TTL in state_redis.py, migration prefix and lock changes in migrations/__init__.py and env.py, and the request_id type check in events.py.
Release metadata: the version bump in pyproject.toml, README.md, and docs/, and the CHANGELOG.md entries that cover these items.
The scope-related changes are connected to #39. These are rev0011, create_partitioned_index, audit models, context, schema, query, service, checkpoints (including format-version handling in sink recovery), META_SCOPE, scope propagation to durable handlers, and their tests and docs.
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Remove the unrelated changes from this PR. Submit each one as a separate PR with its own linked issue. The unrelated changes are: rev0012 and the MySQL/MariaDB timestamp type changes in all models, dialects.py, timestamps.py, and cursors.py; in-process bus failure logging; durable job subscriber claiming; Redis handler correlation and audit context; storage hard-link and race fixes; U+FFFE/U+FFFF rejection; list_unsubscribe handling; the urllib3 floor; S3 parser error mapping; correlation provider handling; RedisState.incr TTL; migration prefix and lock changes; the events.pyrequest_id check; and the version bump. Keep rev0011, create_partitioned_index, the audit scope and checkpoint format changes, META_SCOPE, scope propagation to durable handlers, and their tests and docs. Rewrite CHANGELOG.md, the upgrade notes, and the docs to describe only the scope feature. Update .github/scripts/smoke_import.py to list only the remaining migrations.
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Escape single quotes in comment before building the SQL.
The code interpolates comment into a single-quoted SQL literal. Current inventory comments contain no quote. A future comment with an apostrophe would produce invalid DDL, and the failure would occur mid-run on MySQL, where DDL commits. Escape the quote (comment.replace("'", "''")) or assert on it.
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Escape apostrophes in the column comment before interpolating it into the
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Review comments at @CHANGELOG.md:
- Line 24: Update the changelog statement about event-handler context to limit
its claim to durable and Redis Streams handlers; clarify that InProcessEventBus
handlers run inline under the caller’s ambient context, so their attribution may
differ from the event’s scope or system actor.
- Line 52: Update the rev0012 changelog entry to warn that adopting an
unversioned rev0011 MySQL or MariaDB schema may stamp it as rev0012 without
converting timestamp columns, causing the later upgrade to skip conversion.
Provide a verified recovery path that ensures the conversion is applied, and
preserve the existing warning about migration impact and downgrade precision
loss.
- Line 51: Update the rev0011 changelog entry to document that verifiers from
the previous release cannot verify format 2 checkpoints; require upgrading or
draining those verification callers before any process seals format 2
checkpoints.
- Line 20: Update publish() to propagate invalid-scope errors from new_event
instead of logging them and returning None. Apply the same exception contract to
the committing and on-commit variants on both durable and best-effort routes, so
an invalid scope never silently drops the affected event.
- Line 50: Update the changelog entry for migrations rev0011 and rev0012 to
identify their audit-index, checkpoint-format-column, and MySQL/MariaDB
timestamp-column changes as breaking. Keep the nullable scope column exempt from
the breaking designation, and retain the migration and audit-trail guidance.
Review comments at @tests/test_state_backends.py:
- Line 311: Update the TTL assertion in the test so the persistent-key case
still requires exactly -1, while the expiring case accepts a remaining TTL
greater than 60 seconds and no more than 600 seconds.
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- Line 112: Escape apostrophes in the column comment before interpolating it
into the COMMENT SQL literal in the clauses.append statement, or reject them
before building the SQL; preserve the existing comment text semantics and avoid
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own linked issue. The unrelated changes are: `rev0012` and the MySQL/MariaDB
timestamp type changes, in-process bus failure logging, durable job subscriber
claiming, Redis handler correlation context, storage hard-link and race fixes,
U+FFFE/U+FFFF rejection, `list_unsubscribe` handling, the `urllib3` floor, S3
parser error mapping, correlation provider handling, cursor handling,
`RedisState.incr` TTL, migration prefix and lock changes, the `events.py`
`request_id` check, and the version bump. Keep `rev0011`,
`create_partitioned_index`, the audit scope and checkpoint format changes,
`META_SCOPE`, scope propagation to handlers, and their tests and docs. Rewrite
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- **An opaque, host-defined `scope` on audit rows.** `AuditContext.scope` names the partition a row belongs to (an organisation, workspace, project or customer id). JASIL never parses it or uses it to authorize anything. See [Scope](docs/audit.md#scope). ([#39](https://github.com/endurain-project/jasil/issues/39))
- It is checked like the other ids (at most 64 characters, no NUL character), stored in the new `jasil_audit_log.scope` column with an index on `(scope, occurred_at)`, returned as `AuditEntry.scope` and matched by `AuditFilters.scope`.
- Checkpoints cover it. A checkpoint records the format it was sealed in, in the new `jasil_audit_checkpoints.format_version`: format 2, which this release seals, hashes `scope` with the rest of the row; format 1, which every earlier checkpoint is, hashes the row without it. `verify_checkpoints` hashes each window in its own format, so windows sealed before the upgrade keep verifying. The format is part of what a checkpoint signs, and the external sink's copy records it as `v`. See [Tamper evidence](docs/audit.md#tamper-evidence).
- An event carries it to its handlers in the new metadata key `jasil.events.META_SCOPE` (`"scope"`), as it carries the correlation id in `META_REQUEST_ID`. `new_event`, and so every publish, raises `TypeError` for a value that is neither a string nor `None`, and `ValueError` for one longer than 64 characters or holding a NUL character. The publisher does not set it. See [Durable jobs](docs/durable-jobs.md#the-context-a-handler-runs-in).
nl -ba jasil/publisher.py | sed -n '322,650p'
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Correct the publish error contract.
new_event raises for an invalid scope, but publish() logs the error and returns None. The committing and on-commit variants raise on the durable route and return None for the affected event on the best-effort route. A caller that expects an exception can miss a dropped event.
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Update publish() to propagate invalid-scope errors from new_event instead of
logging them and returning None. Apply the same exception contract to the
committing and on-commit variants on both durable and best-effort routes, so an
invalid scope never silently drops the affected event.
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Mark the schema changes as breaking.
rev0011 adds an audit index and checkpoint format column, and rev0012 changes timestamp columns. Identify these as breaking in the changelog. The nullable scope column itself is exempt under the API stability policy.
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--- "a/CHANGELOG.md"+++ "b/CHANGELOG.md"@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@
### Upgrading
-- **Run migrations `rev0011` and `rev0012`.** See [Audit trail](docs/audit.md#upgrading).+- **Breaking: `rev0011` adds an audit index and checkpoint format column; `rev0012` changes MySQL and MariaDB timestamp columns. Run both migrations.** See [Audit trail](docs/audit.md#upgrading).
- `rev0011` adds `jasil_audit_log.scope` and its index, and `jasil_audit_checkpoints.format_version`, which is 1 for every checkpoint already sealed. On PostgreSQL the index is built partition by partition, `CONCURRENTLY`, after the columns commit, so audit writes continue; a script rendered with `--sql` builds it with one plain `CREATE INDEX`, which blocks writes to the log while it runs. Processes of the previous release keep working during a rolling deploy: their rows have no scope, and the checkpoints their maintenance seals are format 1, which verify but do not cover `scope`. Downgrading drops both columns and every `scope` with them, and windows sealed in format 2 then report `row_mismatch`.
- `rev0012` alters every JASIL timestamp column to `DATETIME(6)` on MySQL and MariaDB, one `ALTER TABLE` per table. Each rebuilds its table and blocks writes to it until done (the audit log included), so schedule it; on other databases it does nothing. Downgrading rounds every stored fraction to the second, so windows sealed over rows with a fraction then report `row_mismatch`.
- If your events already carry a `"scope"` metadata key, it now has to be a string of at most 64 characters with no NUL character, or `None`, and durable and Redis bus handlers stamp it on their audit rows. Rename your key if it means something else.
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-**Run migrations `rev0011` and `rev0012`.** See [Audit trail](docs/audit.md#upgrading).
-**Breaking: `rev0011`adds an audit index and checkpoint format column; `rev0012` changes MySQL and MariaDB timestamp columns. Run both migrations.** See [Audit trail](docs/audit.md#upgrading).
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Review comment at @CHANGELOG.md at line 50:
Update the changelog entry for migrations rev0011 and rev0012 to identify their
audit-index, checkpoint-format-column, and MySQL/MariaDB timestamp-column
changes as breaking. Keep the nullable scope column exempt from the breaking
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Compare file paths with forward slashes on Windows. Read MariaDB's
'NULL' default of a nullable column as none. Compile reflected types
for the engine's dialect, since str() leaves out a MySQL DATETIME(6)'s
precision and the rev0012 round trip could not see it. Compare a
boolean column's default as a boolean, as MySQL reflects false() as the
text '0'. Allow for elapsed time in the Redis expiry assertion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A comment holding an apostrophe would have produced invalid DDL
part-way through a run, where MySQL has already committed some tables.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
publish() logs an invalid scope and returns None rather than raising;
in-process handlers keep the publisher's ambient context; a 0.18
verifier cannot verify format 2 checkpoints; and adopting a schema that
already had rev0011 does not convert its timestamp columns.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @CHANGELOG.md:
- Line 54: Update the post-adoption precision check in adopt_existing_schema to
inspect DATETIME_PRECISION for every timestamp column converted by rev0012,
using the migration’s column list rather than checking only
jasil_audit_log.occurred_at. If any listed column is still at precision 0, use
the existing downgrade-to-rev0011 and upgrade flow to complete the conversion
before adoption is considered finished.
- Line 54: Update the MySQL/MariaDB adoption recovery around
adopt_existing_schema so it records the migration state as rev0011 without
running migrations.downgrade, then reruns migrations.upgrade to complete
rev0012’s widening conversion. Preserve fractional timestamps already present in
partially converted tables.
Review comments at @docs/audit.md:
- Around line 677-679: Update the checkpoint-verifier warning in the audit
documentation to state that a 0.18 verifier run without a public key can report
`ok` for an empty format 2 window because both formats hash the same bytes; do
not imply that an error reliably identifies an old verifier.
- Around line 686-687: Update the recovery guidance for a lost version table
after a partial rev0012 upgrade: replace the destructive migrations.downgrade
path with a non-destructive, supported way to restore the rev0011 version stamp
before calling migrations.upgrade(engine). Establish the correct version-table
update mechanism without assuming the migrations module exposes a stamp API, and
preserve already-converted event and job timestamps.
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- Out of Scope Changes check:
Remove the unrelated changes from this PR. Submit each one as a separate PR with
its own linked issue. The unrelated changes are: `rev0012` and the MySQL/MariaDB
timestamp type changes in all models, `dialects.py`, `timestamps.py`, and
`cursors.py`; in-process bus failure logging; durable job subscriber claiming;
Redis handler correlation and audit context; storage hard-link and race fixes;
U+FFFE/U+FFFF rejection; `list_unsubscribe` handling; the `urllib3` floor; S3
parser error mapping; correlation provider handling; `RedisState.incr` TTL;
migration prefix and lock changes; the `events.py` `request_id` check; and the
version bump. Keep `rev0011`, `create_partitioned_index`, the audit scope and
checkpoint format changes, `META_SCOPE`, scope propagation to durable handlers,
and their tests and docs. Rewrite `CHANGELOG.md`, the upgrade notes, and the
docs to describe only the scope feature. Update
`.github/scripts/smoke_import.py` to list only the remaining migrations.
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What does this PR do?
Release 0.19.0. It adds an opaque, host-defined audit
scope(#39) and fixes the issues found in a full review of the library.Audit scope
AuditContext.scopeis stored in a newjasil_audit_log.scopecolumn, indexed on(scope, occurred_at), and filterable throughAuditFilters.scope.scope. Windows sealed in format 1 still verify.META_SCOPE.Behaviour changes
system/workeraudit context (sharedevent_handler_scope).publish()returns the event id once the handlers have run.DATETIME(6)(migrationrev0012).Security
list_unsubscribeis sent exactly as checked. RFC 2047 encoded-words in the URL had smuggled in a second URL or a header break.geocodingextra requiresurllib3>=2.6.0(CVE-2025-66471).Fixes
RedisState.incrno longer applies its TTL when Redis refuses the increment.ResponseParserErroris mapped toStorageBackendUnavailableError.ValueError.downgrade()uses the table prefix, and the prefix is decided under the migration lock.CHANGELOG.mdhas the full notes, including Upgrading.Related issue
Closes #39
Type of change
urllib3floor on thegeocodingextraChecklist
Notes for the reviewer
rev0012alters every JASIL timestamp column, oneALTER TABLEper table, including theRANGE COLUMNS-partitionedjasil_audit_log.tests/test_audit_mysql.py::TestMicrosecondTimestamps) and the migration-lock race fix only run in the CI database matrix. Please check those jobs.lint-imports(5 kept),mypy,pytest(3950 passed, 147 skipped: the PostgreSQL/MySQL-only tests),check_module_coverage.py,check_docs_api.pyanduv lock --check..github/scripts/smoke_import.pyaddsrev0012to the expected revisions, as every revision commit does.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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