feat: name Allen interval relations on Event Lineage edges (v2.15.0) - #484
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Persist interval_relation_code on post_lineage_edge after reconstruct chooses a parent. Ticket-aware windows (created day through earliest open due date) make the A-100 pricing follow-up Contain the revised quote and Overlap the delivery question. Click Contains to open the revised quote. ADR 0122. Independent of leftover-map #481 and SKOS chips #482.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughEvent Lineage 간선에 Allen(1983) 구간 관계를 추가했습니다. 관계는 UTC 기준 게시물 생성일로 계산하며, 데이터베이스·API·DAG·관련 게시물 UI에 표시합니다. ChangesEvent Lineage 구간 관계
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The database migration may pause writes while it validates existing lineage edges, especially on a large production dataset. Merge readiness requires either separating constraint creation from validation or obtaining explicit owner acceptance for the deployment impact. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Reconstruct
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Reconstruct->>LineageIngestion: 게시물 생성일과 lineage edge 전달
LineageIngestion->>Database: interval_relation_code 저장
Database-->>LineageIngestion: 관계 코드와 라벨 반환
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LineageDag->>LineageDag: 관계 라벨과 탐색 버튼 렌더링
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Cycle note (not a review): requested Copilot review on this exact head. Independent APPROVE is still required before squash-merge. I will not self-approve. Leftover-criterion Post quality landing is a separate v2.12.8 increment on main leftover pairs (ADR 0049), not mixed here. |
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- Renumber migrations/0105_post_lineage_interval_relation.sql to 0140: 0105 collides with the already-open PR #387's migrations/0105_post_lineage_edge_signal.sql on the same post_lineage_edge table. Update migrate.sh's whitelist, tests/test_schema.py, tests/test_migration_replay.py, backend/tests/test_api.py, and scripts/seed_demo_data.py to match. - Renumber docs/adr/0122-event-lineage-interval-relation.md to 0160: 0122 collides with the already-open PR #383's docs/adr/0122-otel-session-observability.md. Update every in-tree "ADR 0122" cross-reference (AGENTS.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, CLAUDE.md, CHANGELOG.d entry, the migration's SQL comment, and the seed script docstring) to ADR 0160, and note the renumber + collision in the ADR itself (see ContextualWisdomLab/.github#1249). - Drop the unused "Click Contains to open the revised quote." i18n key from all four locale dictionaries and the i18n completeness test's required-keys list -- no component ever rendered it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01B5M79L945DMyMs3sg5yJ14
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Resolved the newly introduced cross-PR ADR collision on exact head |
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…terval-relation-v2150 # Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md # backend/app/lineage_ingestion.py # backend/tests/test_api.py # docker/postgres-init/migrate.sh # docs/storybook-inventory.md # frontend/package.json # frontend/src/LineageDag.stories.tsx # frontend/src/LineageDag.test.tsx # frontend/src/LineageDag.tsx # frontend/src/i18n.test.ts # lineageweave/__init__.py # pyproject.toml # tests/test_lineage_ingestion.py # tests/test_migration_replay.py # tests/test_schema.py # uv.lock
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The new 2.15.0 entry is dated 2026-08-23, one day before the 2.12.18 entry directly below it. Version-descending order is correct, but the dates are non-monotonic. Cosmetic; confirm the release date is right.
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Both sides appended independent functions at the same location: interval_relations_for_post (this PR) and lineage_graphs_for_posts (main, #418) -- kept both, merged the import lists, and transplanted this PR's two interval tests onto main's version of the test module. tests/test_lineage_ingestion.py: 15 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015HgzNGsCxqiTaT4YuJEb5J
| -- ADR 0161: persist Allen (1983) interval relation on Event Lineage edges. | ||
| -- Lookups first so the FK can land on existing volumes that already ran 0001. | ||
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| ('interval_relation', 'interval_after', 'After', 1), | ||
| ('interval_relation', 'interval_meets', 'Meets', 2), | ||
| ('interval_relation', 'interval_met_by', 'Met by', 3), | ||
| ('interval_relation', 'interval_overlaps', 'Overlaps', 4), | ||
| ('interval_relation', 'interval_overlapped_by', 'Overlapped by', 5), | ||
| ('interval_relation', 'interval_starts', 'Starts', 6), | ||
| ('interval_relation', 'interval_started_by', 'Started by', 7), | ||
| ('interval_relation', 'interval_during', 'During', 8), | ||
| ('interval_relation', 'interval_contains', 'Contains', 9), | ||
| ('interval_relation', 'interval_finishes', 'Finishes', 10), | ||
| ('interval_relation', 'interval_finished_by', 'Finished by', 11), | ||
| ('interval_relation', 'interval_equals', 'Equals', 12) | ||
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| when (parent_post.created_at at time zone 'UTC')::date < (child_post.created_at at time zone 'UTC')::date then 'interval_before' | ||
| when (parent_post.created_at at time zone 'UTC')::date > (child_post.created_at at time zone 'UTC')::date then 'interval_after' | ||
| else 'interval_equals' | ||
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| from source_post as parent_post | ||
| join source_post as child_post on true | ||
| where edge.parent_post_id = parent_post.post_id | ||
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| and is_nullable = 'YES' | ||
| ) then | ||
| alter table post_lineage_edge | ||
| alter column interval_relation_code set not null; | ||
| end if; | ||
| end | ||
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0140 sorts below already-present 0163/0164/0135. It applies on existing volumes only because migrate.sh replays by filename glob, not a numeric watermark, and the migration is idempotent. A deployment that tracked a highest-applied version instead would never run 0140, and rebuild_lineage would fail on the missing column. The glob mechanism is asserted in tests/test_migration_replay.py.
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| {relation | ||
| ? tf("{from} follows {to} ({score}) — {relation}", { | ||
| from: to.label, | ||
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| score: edge.fused_score.toFixed(2), | ||
| relation: t(relation), | ||
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📝 Info: Edge title now reads child-follows-parent for all edges
The <title> now swaps from/to for both the relation and no-relation branches. Pre-PR it read {parent} follows {child} (chronologically backwards); it now reads {child} follows {parent}. This also changes edges with no interval label, such as the home DAG, correcting the prior wording rather than regressing.
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The prior merge of origin/main into this branch (daa9dd7) silently dropped test_persist_requires_observed_points_before_replacing_edges and its supporting imports (pytest, persist_lineage_edges, reconstruct_group_key, records_from_source_posts, Edge) while resolving the interleaved conflict in tests/test_lineage_ingestion.py. That test predates this PR's own branch and is not present on origin/main; restore it alongside the Allen-interval tests it was merged next to.
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- Around line 20-21: Update the post_lineage_edge migration to add
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| alter table post_lineage_edge | ||
| add column if not exists interval_relation_code text references common_lookup_value (lookup_code); |
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In PostgreSQL, using the NOT VALID option when adding a foreign key significantly reduces the impact on concurrent operations by separating the creation of the constraint from the validation of existing data [1][2][3]. Adding a foreign key with NOT VALID: - Lock Level: The command acquires a SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE lock on both the referencing table and the referenced table [1][2][4]. This lock level allows concurrent reads but blocks concurrent writes [4]. - Behavior: Because the table is not scanned for existing violations, the command can be committed almost immediately, avoiding the long-held locks associated with scanning large tables [1][2][5]. - Enforcement: Once committed, the database immediately begins enforcing the foreign key constraint for all new and modified rows [1][6]. Validating the constraint later: - Command: Executed using ALTER TABLE... VALIDATE CONSTRAINT [1][2][6]. - Lock Level: This operation requires only a SHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVE lock on the table being altered, along with a ROW SHARE lock on the referenced table [1][2][3]. - Impact: Crucially, SHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVE allows concurrent reads and writes, meaning the validation process does not block DML operations (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) [1][4][3]. Summary of Referenced Table Writes: During the initial ADD FOREIGN KEY... NOT VALID step, writes are blocked on the referenced table because of the SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE lock [1][2]. During the subsequent VALIDATE CONSTRAINT step, the process acquires a ROW SHARE lock on the referenced table, which does not block writes to it [1][3].
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- 1: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-altertable.html
- 2: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/19/sql-altertable.html
- 3: https://postgres.ai/docs/postgres-howtos/schema-design/constraints/how-to-add-a-foreign-key
- 4: https://www.dbgorilla.com/learn/postgres/which-alter-table-statements-lock-a-postgres-table/
- 5: https://www.elysiate.com/blog/postgresql-foreign-keys-and-performance
- 6: https://postgrespro.ru/docs/postgresql/12/sql-altertable?lang=en
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In PostgreSQL, adding a foreign key constraint with the NOT VALID option is a technique used to minimize the duration of locks on the table, which is particularly beneficial for large tables [1]. When you execute an ALTER TABLE statement to add a foreign key with NOT VALID, the process behaves as follows: 1. Locking Behavior: The ADD FOREIGN KEY command acquires a SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE lock on both the table being altered and the referenced table [1]. This lock mode protects the tables against concurrent data changes, preventing concurrent DDL operations that would conflict with this lock [2]. 2. Validation: The NOT VALID option allows the foreign key to be added without scanning the entire table to verify existing rows [1]. Because no table scan is required, the command can be committed immediately, significantly reducing the impact on concurrent updates [1]. 3. Enforcement: Once the constraint is added as NOT VALID, PostgreSQL begins enforcing the constraint for all new or updated rows [1]. 4. Later Validation: To ensure that all pre-existing rows satisfy the constraint, you must subsequently issue the ALTER TABLE... VALIDATE CONSTRAINT command [1]. This validation step requires only a SHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVE lock on the table being altered (along with a ROW SHARE lock on the referenced table), which allows other concurrent updates to continue [1]. Regarding the specific workflow of adding a column and a foreign key: You generally cannot add a column and a foreign key constraint in a single ALTER TABLE statement if the constraint requires a table scan. While you can add a column using ADD COLUMN, adding the foreign key constraint typically requires a separate ALTER TABLE ADD CONSTRAINT statement [1][3]. If you are adding a new column that you want to be a foreign key, you should first add the column (optionally with a DEFAULT value if appropriate), and then add the foreign key constraint using the NOT VALID clause to avoid long-running locks [1][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-altertable.html
- 2: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/explicit-locking.html
- 3: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/ddl-alter.html
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When adding a foreign key constraint to an existing table in PostgreSQL, the database normally performs a full scan of the table to verify that every existing row satisfies the constraint [1][2]. This process, handled by the internal function ATAddForeignKeyConstraint [3][2], ensures referential integrity for all pre-existing data. If the foreign key column is nullable, the following behaviors apply regarding existing rows: 1. Standard Constraint Behavior: By default (using MATCH SIMPLE), if any of the columns in a foreign key are NULL, the constraint check is skipped for that row [2][4]. The row is considered to satisfy the constraint regardless of whether a matching row exists in the referenced table [2][5]. 2. Table Scan Requirement: Despite the fact that NULL values themselves satisfy the constraint, PostgreSQL's ALTER TABLE ADD CONSTRAINT command still performs a table scan to verify that all non-NULL values correctly reference the target table [1][2]. The database does not automatically optimize the scan to ignore NULL rows in a way that avoids the initial validation of the table [1][2]. 3. Avoiding the Scan: To avoid the potentially lengthy table scan and the associated lock on the table, you can use the NOT VALID option when adding the constraint [1][6]. This allows the constraint to be added immediately without scanning existing rows [1][2]. The constraint will be enforced for all subsequent inserts and updates, while existing rows remain unvalidated until you manually issue the VALIDATE CONSTRAINT command [1][6]. Note that NOT VALID can only be used with ADD CONSTRAINT, not directly with ADD COLUMN [7]. In summary, even if a column is nullable, PostgreSQL will still scan the table upon adding a foreign key constraint to ensure existing non-NULL data conforms to the referential integrity requirements, unless you explicitly opt to skip this validation using NOT VALID [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-altertable.html
- 2: https://amitlan.com/2026/03/07/foreign-key-internals.html
- 3: https://ryogrid.github.io/create_pg_super_document/A/ATAddForeignKeyConstraint.html
- 4: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/ddl-constraints.html
- 5: https://github.com/postgres/postgres/blob/master/src/backend/utils/adt/ri_triggers.c
- 6: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/18/sql-altertable.html
- 7: https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/343791/do-you-need-not-valid-when-adding-new-foreign-key-column
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According to the official PostgreSQL documentation, the ALTER TABLE command generally requires an ACCESS EXCLUSIVE lock, which is the most restrictive lock and blocks all other access to the table [1][2][3]. However, adding a foreign key constraint is a notable exception [2][4][5]. When you add a foreign key constraint using ALTER TABLE, the command acquires a SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE lock [2][4][5]. Crucially, this lock is required on both the referencing table (the one receiving the new foreign key) and the referenced table [2][4][5]. Key details regarding this lock: 1. Scope: The SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE lock blocks data modification commands (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) on the affected tables, but it allows concurrent SELECT (read) queries [2][4][6][3]. 2. Constraint Validation: The command performs a table scan to verify that existing data satisfies the new constraint [2][4][3]. On large tables, this scan can take a significant amount of time, during which the SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE lock is held, effectively blocking writes for the duration of the scan [2][4][3]. 3. Optimization (NOT VALID): To avoid holding the lock during a lengthy table scan, you can use the NOT VALID option [2][4][5]. This allows the constraint to be added immediately without scanning the table, requiring only a brief lock [7][5][3]. You can subsequently perform the scan and validation in a separate step using the VALIDATE CONSTRAINT command, which only requires a SHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVE lock [2][4][5]. The SHARE UPDATE EXCLUSIVE lock is much less restrictive and does not block concurrent reads or writes [4][5][3]. Note that while adding a column and adding a foreign key constraint can often be done in the same ALTER TABLE statement, the locking requirements for the foreign key portion remain the same [2][4]. Using the NOT VALID clause is a standard practice in production environments to minimize downtime and avoid blocking write operations [5][6][3].
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- 1: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-altertable.html
- 2: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/18/sql-altertable.html
- 3: https://www.dbgorilla.com/learn/postgres/which-alter-table-statements-lock-a-postgres-table/
- 4: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/17/sql-altertable.html
- 5: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/19/sql-altertable.html
- 6: https://postgres.ai/docs/postgres-howtos/schema-design/constraints/how-to-add-a-foreign-key
- 7: https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/343791/do-you-need-not-valid-when-adding-new-foreign-key-column
외래 키 추가와 검증을 분리하십시오.
Line 21의 inline REFERENCES는 두 테이블에 SHARE ROW EXCLUSIVE 잠금을 요청하고, 기존 post_lineage_edge를 즉시 스캔합니다. 새 컬럼의 기존 값이 NULL이어도 이 스캔은 생략되지 않습니다. 대형 테이블에서는 쓰기 작업이 대기할 수 있습니다.
컬럼을 먼저 추가하십시오. 별도 ALTER TABLE ... ADD CONSTRAINT ... NOT VALID로 외래 키를 추가하십시오. 트래픽이 낮은 시간에 VALIDATE CONSTRAINT를 실행하십시오.
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In `@migrations/0140_post_lineage_interval_relation.sql` around lines 20 - 21,
Update the post_lineage_edge migration to add interval_relation_code without an
inline foreign key, then add a separately named foreign-key constraint with NOT
VALID referencing common_lookup_value(lookup_code). Leave validation for a
separate explicit VALIDATE CONSTRAINT operation suitable for low-traffic
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| if exists ( | ||
| select 1 | ||
| from information_schema.columns | ||
| where table_name = 'post_lineage_edge' | ||
| and column_name = 'interval_relation_code' | ||
| and is_nullable = 'YES' | ||
| ) then | ||
| alter table post_lineage_edge | ||
| alter column interval_relation_code set not null; | ||
| end if; | ||
| end | ||
| $$; |
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📝 Info: Migration 0140 is replay-safe on existing volumes
Migration 0140 uses add-column-if-not-exists, backfills only null rows, and gates the set-not-null in a nullable check, so migrate.sh's every-start replay cannot fail. It matches the four-digit replay pattern asserted by the migration-replay test, so pre-0140 volumes receive the column and backfill.
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| from backend.app.lineage_ingestion import ( | ||
| interval_relations_for_post, | ||
| lineage_graphs_for_posts, | ||
| persist_lineage_edges, | ||
| reconstruct_group_key, | ||
| records_from_source_posts, | ||
| visible_lineage_graph, | ||
| ) |
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Summary
Event Lineage edges now name the Allen (1983) relation between the two posts' dated windows. Reconstruct still owns the parent choice; this only labels how the windows sit in time.
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make seed, open the A-100 pricing follow-up. Both the revised quote and the delivery question come back Before it — every post is a point interval on its observed UTC creation day, and a mutableissue_ticket.due_dateis not Event Lineage evidence, so it is never read. Click the Before row for the revised quote to open it.interval_relation_codeonpost_lineage_edge(migration0140, ADR 0160).created_atday. Ticket-aware windows (issue_ticket.due_date) are explicitly deferred until a provenance-bearing interval-evidence contract exists (ADR 0160's Context) — this PR does not implement them, andinterval_from_post()never readsissue_ticket.due_date.GET /api/lineageandGET /api/posts/{id}/lineagereturn the exact lookup label. Opening the child orients the stored parent→child code (Contains → During).Buyer next action
After seed, open Pricing renegotiation follow-up, read Before, click that row to open the revised quote.
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