buzz/scripts/cutover

1321 cutover: single-community → multi-tenant

1321_backfill_default_community.sql is a one-off operator script, not a startup migration. It takes a pre-1321 (single-community) Buzz Postgres to the 1321 multi-tenant schema, assigning every existing row to one default community derived from the deployment host.

It is not embedded in the relay binary. The relay's sqlx::migrate! embeds only migrations/0001_initial_schema.sql — the consolidated 1321 schema. Fresh deployments need only that; this script exists solely to carry existing pre-1321 data across the rewrite. (It uses psql client features — \set, \ir, :'var' interpolation, \gset — that the embedded sqlx migrator cannot run, which is why it must live here and not under migrations/.)

When you need it

Only when upgrading a Postgres that already holds pre-1321 single-community data to 1321. A brand-new deployment does not run this — it provisions from migrations/0001_initial_schema.sql (or schema/schema.sql) directly.

Preconditions

• The DB is pristine pre-1321: no communities table, no community_id columns, no leftover legacy schema. The script's guard refuses to run otherwise (already-migrated, partially-migrated, or failed-prior-run states all raise and abort — see the guard block at the top of the script).
• Take a pg_dump / PVC snapshot first. There is no down-path. The snapshot is the rollback.

Run it

The whole script runs in one transaction (all-or-nothing). Pass the deployment host as :host; it is normalized exactly as the relay normalizes a community host (rtrim(lower(host), '.')).

psql "$DATABASE_URL" \
     -v host="'your-deployment-host.example.com'" \
     -v ON_ERROR_STOP=1 \
     -f scripts/cutover/1321_backfill_default_community.sql

-f (not stdin) matters: the script \ir-includes ../../migrations/0001_initial_schema.sql relative to its own location, so it resolves the canonical 1321 schema regardless of your cwd.

What it does

1. Renames all pre-1321 tables and enum types aside into a legacy schema.
2. \ir-includes the repo's 0001 verbatim → the correct 1321 schema in a clean public (structurally identical to a fresh 1321 DB by construction — no hand-transcription).
3. Creates the one default community from :host.
4. Copies every row forward, stamped with that community_id (search_tsv regenerates as GENERATED; new-in-1321 columns default NULL).
5. DROP SCHEMA legacy CASCADE.

After it commits

Boot the 1321 relay with BUZZ_AUTO_MIGRATE=false. The schema is already correct; the relay's idempotent boot-time ensure_configured_community / allowlist→relay_members backfill finds this community and no-ops.

If you want the relay's sqlx migrator to consider 0001 already applied (so a later BUZZ_AUTO_MIGRATE=true boot doesn't try to re-run it), seed its _sqlx_migrations row to match a fresh 1321 install:

-- version 1, description 'initial schema'; checksum must match the embedded 0001.
-- Easiest: diff _sqlx_migrations against a freshly-migrated 1321 DB and copy the row.

This is not required for correct operation — a fresh 0001 run against the already-correct schema is a no-op only if the migrator's checksum matches, so prefer leaving BUZZ_AUTO_MIGRATE=false unless you have a reason to seed.

Verify (post-commit, outside the txn)

SELECT count(*) FROM communities;                       -- expect 1
SELECT count(*) FROM events WHERE community_id IS NULL;  -- expect 0
SELECT to_regnamespace('legacy');                        -- expect NULL (gone)

For a stronger guarantee, take a constraint/trigger/index/column diff of this DB against a freshly-migrated 1321 DB — it should be empty.