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Deleting a record now removes its stored versions (instead of adding a tombstone), and PurgeActorData removes an account's versions together with its records, so deleted, deactivated or taken-down accounts leave no queryable past versions. The purge runs on every delete delivery and even for collections no longer tracked, so history recorded earlier is never stranded. Migration 016 indexes record_version(did) for account purges.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRecord deletes and account purges now remove stored version history instead of creating delete entries. Tap handling purges history even when a collection is no longer tracked. A new database index supports account-level history deletion. ChangesRecord version history
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TapEvent
participant IndexHandler
participant RecordVersionsRepository
participant Database
TapEvent->>IndexHandler: Apply record delete
IndexHandler->>RecordVersionsRepository: DeleteByURI(uri)
RecordVersionsRepository->>Database: Delete history rows for URI
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Record and account deletion now purge version history, but upgrades from builds that already ran the history table can keep stale delete entries and history for accounts that were purged before this change. On PostgreSQL, building the new index can also briefly block history writes during a rolling deploy. Plan a cleanup and a safe index-build path before merging, or explicitly accept them. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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`@internal/database/migrations/postgres/016_add_record_version_did_index.up.sql`:
- Line 2: In the PostgreSQL migration at
internal/database/migrations/postgres/016_add_record_version_did_index.up.sql,
lines 2-2, add cleanup for legacy deleted-record history and identifiable
accounts previously purged, while retaining the index creation. Apply the
equivalent cleanup in the SQLite migration at
internal/database/migrations/sqlite/016_add_record_version_did_index.up.sql,
lines 2-2.
- Line 2: Update migration 016’s index build to avoid blocking live writes: use
PostgreSQL’s concurrent index creation and ensure the migration runner executes
it outside a transaction. If the runner cannot do that, arrange an explicit
write pause instead.
In `@internal/tap/handler.go`:
- Around line 147-150: Wrap the current-record deletion via DeleteReturning and
the history cleanup via h.versions.DeleteByURI in the same transaction,
committing only when both succeed and rolling back on either failure. Preserve
the existing error propagation so a repeated delete still attempts to clean up
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Addresses review on #137: - RecordsRepository.Delete, DeleteReturning and DeleteByDID now delete the record's record_version rows in the same transaction as the record, so no query ever sees history for a deleted record and every delete path (Tap, legacy Jetstream, backfill resets) inherits it. The handler-level purge and RecordVersionsRepository.DeleteByURI are gone. - Migration 016 (renamed record_version_honor_deletes) removes what 015-era builds stored: delete tombstones, versions before a tombstone, and history of records that no longer exist (including purged accounts), then adds the did index.
Same as #137's follow-up: Records.Delete / DeleteByDID / PurgeActorData delete record_version rows in the same transaction (covering Tap and legacy Jetstream deletes), and migration 016 removes history the 015-era build kept for deleted records and purged accounts before adding the did index.
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Follow-up to #135. Record version history now respects deletion, like the rest of the index:
PurgeActorDatadeletes the account's versions in the same transaction as its records and actor row.record_version(did)for the account purge.Found during the production smoke test of #136: after a throwaway test account was torn down, its records were purged but its history rows would have stayed publicly queryable through
recordHistory.Verified:
golangci-lint(0 issues),go test -race ./...on SQLite and PostgreSQL 17, and integration tests. New tests: account purge removes only that account's history; a delete purges history even after tracking stops; the handler covers create → resync → update → delete → redelivered delete; and 016 up/down.Summary by CodeRabbit