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ci(tooling): run pgTAP tests on the local Postgres container - #4105
Runs every pgTAP file in supabase/tests on the local Postgres container from #4102, without the Supabase stack.
bun run db:test (new subcommand in scripts/local-db.ts): creates pgtap in the extensions schema, then runs each supabase/tests/*.sql file in name order with psql inside the container (ON_ERROR_STOP=1, like pg_prove). A file fails on any not ok, a missing or unmet plan, or a SQL error. It prints one line per file, the failing lines (not ok, # diagnostics, ERROR/DETAIL/HINT/CONTEXT), totals, and exits non-zero on any failure.
The test_local_db job runs it after the two db:provision steps. The job is renamed Local Postgres provision and pgTAP (no Supabase stack).
28_channel_device_counts.sql and 88_test_apps_derived_counter_guard.sql now drain the channel_device_counts queue first (inside their transaction). It assumed the queue was empty, but seed.sql fills it and only a pg_cron tick between the seed and the tests empties it, so right after provisioning the processor calls returned 10 instead of 1 (88 passed only because it runs after the first tick).
The supabase test db step in test_backend_sql is unchanged: both run side by side until a follow-up removes the old one.
AGENTS.md: one line for db:test.
No pg_prove: the supabase/postgres image doesn't ship it, and psql plus the plan/ok/not ok check is all this needs.
Test plan
Unit tests: bunx vitest run tests/local-db.unit.test.ts (pass, not ok, unmet plan, missing plan, SQL error)
CI Local Postgres provision and pgTAP (no Supabase stack): 110/110 files, 1,484 ok (job)
supabase test db (Run backend SQL checks) still green, including 28, 46 and 88 (job)
A deliberately broken test turns the job red: ok(false) in 01_test_dumy.sql gave FAIL 01_test_dumy.sql: 1 not ok, exit 1 (job); reverted in the next commit
Manual: bun run db:up && bun run db:provision && bun run db:test
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Checklist
My code follows the code style of this project and passes bun run lint:backend && bun run lint.
My change requires a change to the documentation. (AGENTS.md line added)
Add `bun run db:test`: installs pgtap in the `db:up` container and runs every
supabase/tests/*.sql file in name order with psql inside the container
(ON_ERROR_STOP, like pg_prove). A file fails on any `not ok`, a missing or
unmet plan, or a SQL error; the command prints one line per file, the
failing lines, totals, and exits non-zero on any failure.
The test_local_db CI job runs it after provisioning. The `supabase test db`
step in test_backend_sql is unchanged.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
The local database CLI now installs pgTAP and runs sorted SQL test files from supabase/tests. It summarizes TAP results and returns failure when a test fails. The package script, CI workflow, local database instructions, and two channel-device-count tests were updated.
Changes: Local database pgTAP testing
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Summary
Capture and summarize TAP results scripts/local-db.ts, tests/local-db.unit.test.ts
The script captures psql process results and checks TAP output against the test plan. Unit tests cover matching results, failed assertions, missing plans, count mismatches, and nonzero exit codes.
Execute the local SQL test suite scripts/local-db.ts, supabase/tests/28_channel_device_counts.sql, supabase/tests/88_test_apps_derived_counter_guard.sql
The CLI checks that Postgres is running, installs pgTAP, and runs sorted SQL files individually. It reports per-file results and returns failure if a file fails. Both channel-device-count tests drain pending messages before their assertions.
Expose and invoke the test command package.json, .github/workflows/tests.yml, AGENTS.md, scripts/local-db.ts
The package script runs the CLI test command. The workflow invokes it after provisioning, and the instructions document the command and prerequisite.
sequenceDiagram
participant TestsWorkflow
participant BunPackageScript
participant LocalDbCli
participant runPsql
participant DockerComposePostgres
participant summarizeTap
TestsWorkflow->>BunPackageScript: Run db:test
BunPackageScript->>LocalDbCli: Dispatch test command
LocalDbCli->>runPsql: Install pgTAP and execute SQL test files
runPsql->>DockerComposePostgres: Run psql commands
DockerComposePostgres-->>runPsql: Return process results
runPsql-->>LocalDbCli: Return output and exit code
LocalDbCli->>summarizeTap: Parse TAP output and exit code
summarizeTap-->>LocalDbCli: Return TAP summary
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This change adds a local pgTAP test runner and CI step. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after review.
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28_channel_device_counts.sql assumed the queue was empty. seed.sql fills it,
and only a pg_cron tick between the seed and the tests empties it, so on a
database tested right after provisioning (db:test in CI) the processor
calls returned 10 instead of 1. Drain the queue first, inside the file's
transaction.
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Review comments at @scripts/local-db.ts:
- Line 250: At the start of test 88, before creating
tmp_apps_counter_guard_base, drain any seeded channel_device_counts queue
messages using the existing queue processor. Keep the drain inside the test’s
transaction and before the baseline capture so the subsequent assertions measure
only this test’s changes.
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Same assumption as 28_channel_device_counts.sql: the processor call expects
exactly one message, but seed.sql's deltas stay queued until a pg_cron
tick. It passed only because it runs after the first tick.
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Summary
Runs every pgTAP file in
supabase/testson the local Postgres container from #4102, without the Supabase stack.bun run db:test(new subcommand inscripts/local-db.ts): createspgtapin theextensionsschema, then runs eachsupabase/tests/*.sqlfile in name order with psql inside the container (ON_ERROR_STOP=1, like pg_prove). A file fails on anynot ok, a missing or unmet plan, or a SQL error. It prints one line per file, the failing lines (not ok,#diagnostics,ERROR/DETAIL/HINT/CONTEXT), totals, and exits non-zero on any failure.test_local_dbjob runs it after the twodb:provisionsteps. The job is renamedLocal Postgres provision and pgTAP (no Supabase stack).28_channel_device_counts.sqland88_test_apps_derived_counter_guard.sqlnow drain thechannel_device_countsqueue first (inside their transaction). It assumed the queue was empty, butseed.sqlfills it and only a pg_cron tick between the seed and the tests empties it, so right after provisioning the processor calls returned 10 instead of 1 (88 passed only because it runs after the first tick).supabase test dbstep intest_backend_sqlis unchanged: both run side by side until a follow-up removes the old one.db:test.No pg_prove: the
supabase/postgresimage doesn't ship it, and psql plus the plan/ok/not ok check is all this needs.Test plan
bunx vitest run tests/local-db.unit.test.ts(pass,not ok, unmet plan, missing plan, SQL error)Local Postgres provision and pgTAP (no Supabase stack): 110/110 files, 1,484 ok (job)supabase test db(Run backend SQL checks) still green, including 28, 46 and 88 (job)ok(false)in01_test_dumy.sqlgaveFAIL 01_test_dumy.sql: 1 not ok, exit 1 (job); reverted in the next commitbun run db:up && bun run db:provision && bun run db:testScreenshots
Not applicable (tooling only).
Checklist
bun run lint:backend && bun run lint.accordingly.
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