Zodan: let a newer node join a cluster that is already mixed - #613
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A bug was found after a 6.0.0 node joined a 5.0.11 node: no further 6.0.0 node could be added from either source. The version rule required all existing nodes to share one major.minor, but a cluster is mixed by design from the first newer node on. The rule is now: every node 5.0.9 or later, and the new node the same or a newer major.minor than every existing node, source included. Existing nodes may be mixed. The mixed-version notice lists what each existing node runs. Test: make that sequence the default layout (n1 on the old version alone, add n2 on the new version, then add n3 on the new version from n2 or, with ZODAN_N3_SRC=n1, from n1) and keep the previous layout as ZODAN_SCENARIO=pair. The version-rule checks cover the notice on both adds and the two rejections. Tested on PostgreSQL 18 with 5.0.11 and 6.0.0: chain from n2 and from n1, pair, and an all-6.0.0 control.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Zodan compatibility procedure now allows mixed existing major.minor versions when the joining node is not older than any existing node. Documentation and TAP coverage now describe and test chain and pair cluster scenarios. ChangesZodan mixed-version compatibility
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In `@tests/tap/t/099_zodan_mixed_version.pl`:
- Around line 366-367: Strengthen the regex used by the mixed-version add
assertion in the n3 test so the single notice must list both existing nodes, n1
running $ver12 and n2 running its expected version. Keep the existing count
assertion and message unchanged.
- Line 228: Update the `$mixed` calculation to compare only the major.minor
components of `$ver12` and `$ver3`, ignoring patch-level differences while
preserving the existing mixed-version notice and rejection assertions.
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| my $ver12 = install_version($N12_VER); # old version | ||
| my $ver3 = install_version('v6'); # new version | ||
| my $mixed = $ver12 ne $ver3; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Compare major.minor versions for $mixed.
Line 228 compares complete version strings. A supported patch-only difference, such as 6.0.0 and 6.0.1, sets $mixed even though the procedure treats both nodes as compatible and does not emit a mixed-version notice. The later notice and rejection assertions then fail incorrectly.
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-my $mixed = $ver12 ne $ver3;
+my ($mm12) = $ver12 =~ /(\d+\.\d+)/;
+my ($mm3) = $ver3 =~ /(\d+\.\d+)/;
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| my $mixed = $ver12 ne $ver3; | |
| my ($mm12) = $ver12 =~ /(\d+\.\d+)/; | |
| my ($mm3) = $ver3 =~ /(\d+\.\d+)/; | |
| my $mixed = $mm12 ne $mm3; |
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In `@tests/tap/t/099_zodan_mixed_version.pl` at line 228, Update the `$mixed`
calculation to compare only the major.minor components of `$ver12` and `$ver3`,
ignoring patch-level differences while preserving the existing mixed-version
notice and rejection assertions.
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| my $n = `grep -Ec 'Mixed-version add: new node runs Spock $ver3, existing nodes run: .*n1 $ver12' '$out_n3'`; chomp $n; | ||
| is($n, '1', "add_node n3 reported the mixed-version add (existing nodes include n1 $ver12)"); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert that the notice lists both existing nodes.
The regex only requires n1 $ver12. It passes if the notice omits n2, including the selected source node in the default chain scenario. Assert the single notice contains both n1 and n2 with their running versions.
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In `@tests/tap/t/099_zodan_mixed_version.pl` around lines 366 - 367, Strengthen
the regex used by the mixed-version add assertion in the n3 test so the single
notice must list both existing nodes, n1 running $ver12 and n2 running its
expected version. Keep the existing count assertion and message unchanged.
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A bug was found after a 6.0.0 node joined a 5.0.11 node: no further 6.0.0 node could be added from either source. The version rule required all existing nodes to share one major.minor, but a cluster is mixed by design from the first newer node on.
The rule is now: every node 5.0.9 or later, and the new node the same or a newer major.minor than every existing node, source included. Existing nodes may be mixed. The mixed-version notice lists what each existing node runs.
Test: make that sequence the default layout (n1 on the old version alone, add n2 on the new version, then add n3 on the new version from n2 or, with ZODAN_N3_SRC=n1, from n1) and keep the previous layout as ZODAN_SCENARIO=pair. The version-rule checks cover the notice on both adds and the two rejections.
Tested on PostgreSQL 18 with 5.0.11 and 6.0.0: chain from n2 and from n1, pair, and an all-6.0.0 control.