Add per-source tile rows to support multi-provider imagery (Google
Maps + future UAV). Migration 013 (transactional) introduces
source/captured_at columns, backfills existing rows to
(source='google_maps', captured_at=created_at), and replaces the
4-column unique index with a 5-column index that includes source.
TileRepository:
- ColumnList includes source + captured_at
- GetByTileCoordinatesAsync returns most-recent row across sources
(ORDER BY captured_at DESC, updated_at DESC, id DESC)
- GetTilesByRegionAsync uses DISTINCT ON to pick the most-recent
tile per cell, restoring caller-facing row order
- Insert/Update upsert on the new 5-column conflict key
TileSource enum lives in Common.Enums. Snake_case wire format
(google_maps, uav) is enforced by a focused TileSourceTypeHandler
because the generic ToLowerInvariant pattern would emit
"googlemaps", violating contract v1.0.0.
TileService stamps Source=GoogleMaps + CapturedAt=UtcNow on every
new tile. Tile-storage contract is now frozen at v1.0.0.
AC coverage 7/7. New unit + integration tests cover all ACs;
existing 200 unit + 5 smoke tests preserved.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Closes the partial-coverage gap from batch 10. Adds two integration
tests in MigrationTests.cs:
- DedupeSqlCollapsesDuplicatesByLatestUpdatedAt_AZ357_AC2: seeds a
session-scoped temp table with intentional 4-column duplicates
(varying updated_at and id), runs the exact dedupe SQL from
migration 012, asserts only the expected rows survive (newest
updated_at wins; ties broken by largest id).
- NewUniqueConstraintExistsOnFourColumns_AZ357_AC2: queries
pg_indexes against the live DB to assert idx_tiles_unique_location
is a unique 4-column btree and excludes the version column.
Also wires Npgsql 9.0.2 into the integration-tests project, exposes
DB_CONNECTION_STRING + postgres healthcheck dependency to the test
container in docker-compose.tests.yml, and registers the new tests
in both smoke and full suites.
Implementation note: first attempt used CREATE TEMP TABLE
ON COMMIT DROP, which dropped the table immediately because each
Npgsql command runs in its own implicit transaction. Removed
ON COMMIT DROP — session-scoped temps are dropped on connection
close, which is what we want.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>