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WalkthroughSchema Diff preserves SERIAL defaults during reprojection and handles sequence creation or removal when a column changes between integer and SERIAL types. Sequence initialization accounts for existing column values. Unit and integration tests cover conversion handling. ChangesSERIAL conversion handling
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SchemaDiff->>ColumnNormalization: Normalize SERIAL conversion
ColumnNormalization->>ColumnUpdateTemplate: Provide default and sequence changes
ColumnUpdateTemplate->>PostgreSQL: Create or drop sequence and update column
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Changing the type of an existing SERIAL column, such as widening it to bigint, now fails because the update tries to drop the column's sequence while the column still uses it. Full Schema Diff scripts that convert columns to or from SERIAL can also fail, because the sequence is created or dropped twice or in the wrong order. Sequence value synchronization is now correct. Resolve both issues before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Around line 312-313: Update parse_nextval_sequence to decode PostgreSQL
string-literal escaping in the matched regclass value before returning the
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- Around line 24-40: Remove IF NOT EXISTS from the CREATE SEQUENCE statements in
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- Line 25: Preserve the source sequence type by adding the `AS {{data.cltype}}`
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🟠 Major · Synchronize the sequence after creating it. · update.sql:23-42
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSynchronize the sequence after creating it.
data.serial_seq_createcurrently preserves the sourceSTARTvalue but does not account for rows already present in the target column. A later implicit insert can therefore generate an existing value and fail on a unique constraint.Initialize ascending sequences from
MAX(column)and descending sequences fromMIN(column). Useis_called = falsewhen the column has no non-null values so the next insert uses the configuredSTART. Apply this block to both templates.Suggested fix
web/pgadmin/browser/server_groups/servers/databases/schemas/tables/templates/columns/sql/16_plus/update.sql @@ ALTER SEQUENCE {{data.serial_seq_create.name}} OWNED BY {{conn|qtIdent(data.schema)}}.{{conn|qtIdent(data.table)}}.{% if data.name %}{{conn|qtIdent(data.name)}}{% else %}{{conn|qtIdent(o_data.name)}}{% endif %}; +{% set serial_table = conn|qtIdent(data.schema, data.table) %} +{% set serial_column = conn|qtIdent(data.name or o_data.name) %} +SELECT setval( + {{data.serial_seq_create.name|qtLiteral(conn)}}, + COALESCE( + (SELECT {% if data.serial_seq_create.increment|int > 0 %}MAX{% else %}MIN{% endif %}({{serial_column}}) + FROM {{serial_table}}), + {{data.serial_seq_create.start|int}} + ), + (SELECT COUNT({{serial_column}}) > 0 FROM {{serial_table}}) +); + {% endif %}Apply the same block to
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- Around line 23-42: After creating and owning the sequence in the update SQL
templates, synchronize it with existing non-null column values: use MAX for
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…admin-org#10292) Schema Diff compares a SERIAL column by reprojecting it onto the SERIAL pseudo-type, which implies its nextval() default rather than stating it, so the reprojection empties the default before comparison. Once a column genuinely differs in "serialness" from its counterpart, that emptied default was all update.sql had to work from, so converting a plain column to SERIAL produced a script that changed the type and created the owned sequence but never set the column's DEFAULT, leaving the column unusable as a SERIAL. BaseTableView._normalise_serial_column() now distinguishes three cases instead of one: both sides SERIAL (unchanged, drop the emptied default only), becoming SERIAL (recreate the sequence from the default preserved under the new 'serial_defval' key and restore the default once the sequence exists), and leaving SERIAL (drop the default before dropping the now-unused sequence, since PostgreSQL refuses to drop a sequence a column's default still references). update.sql renders the new CREATE/DROP SEQUENCE statements around the existing DEFAULT handling in the right order for both directions, self-contained within the column's own diff so it doesn't depend on Schema Diff's separate, unordered sequence-object comparison. The "leaving SERIAL" case is guarded to require an explicit 'cltype' in the payload, since the same normalisation runs for the ordinary column PUT, where a partial update that only changes a comment or a privilege on an already-SERIAL column carries no 'cltype' at all and must be left alone.
…icts in SERIAL conversion (pgadmin-org#10292) parse_nextval_sequence() left doubled single quotes undecoded when a sequence name itself contained a quote (e.g. "id'seq"), producing a wrong identifier when spliced verbatim into CREATE/ALTER/DROP SEQUENCE DDL rather than back into a string literal. CREATE SEQUENCE IF NOT EXISTS in the generated conversion script could also silently skip an existing, unrelated relation of the same name (without checking it is even a sequence), after which the unconditional ALTER SEQUENCE ... OWNED BY would reassign ownership of that unrelated object. Dropping IF NOT EXISTS makes a name collision fail loudly instead.
…ype (pgadmin-org#10292) A bare CREATE SEQUENCE is always bigint, but the sequence PostgreSQL creates for a SERIAL or SMALLSERIAL column is integer or smallint respectively, so converting a plain column to either of those produced a sequence of the wrong type. Emit AS <type> with the column's underlying integer type, and extend the Schema Diff test with a smallint to SMALLSERIAL conversion that checks the resulting sequence's type.
pgadmin-org#10292) Converting a populated plain column to SERIAL created its sequence at its START value, so the next insert omitting the column reused a value the column already held. Set the new sequence to the column's current MAX (MIN for a descending sequence) once it exists, leaving it at START when the column holds no values, and have the Schema Diff test convert a populated column and check the next generated value follows on.
…pgadmin-org#10292) Setting the new sequence to the column's MAX (or MIN) whatever it held could move it backwards past its START, or abort the script with an out-of-bounds error when the column only held values below MINVALUE, such as a 0. Only call setval() once that value has reached START in the sequence's direction, and cover the below-MINVALUE case in the Schema Diff test.
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- Around line 24-25: Prevent duplicate SERIAL sequence DDL by excluding
sequences handled through serial_seq_create or serial_seq_drop from the full
schema diff, or by deduplicating/reordering the generated DDL. Apply the same
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…rg#10292) Widening a SERIAL column to bigint in the table dialog sends only the new cltype, which was enough to treat the column as leaving SERIAL and emit DROP SEQUENCE without DROP DEFAULT. PostgreSQL refuses that drop whilst the column's nextval() default still references the sequence, so the change could not be saved. A column now only leaves SERIAL when its default is also replaced or dropped.
…g#10292) Apply every differing object's DDL, ordered as Generate Script orders it, in one transaction, so that the column diffs' own CREATE/DROP SEQUENCE are checked against the owned sequences' separate Source Only / Target Only rows as well.
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Schema Diff compares a SERIAL column by reprojecting it onto the SERIAL pseudo-type, which implies its
nextval()default rather than stating it, so the reprojection empties the default before comparison. Once a column genuinely differs in "serialness" from its counterpart, that emptied default was allupdate.sqlhad to work from, so converting a plain column to SERIAL produced a script that changed the type and created the owned sequence but never set the column'sDEFAULT, leaving the column unusable as a SERIAL (inserts omitting it failed on the target but succeeded on the source).The fix
BaseTableView._normalise_serial_column()now distinguishes three cases instead of one:serial_defvalkey, move it past any values the column already holds, and restore the default once the sequence exists.update.sqlrenders the newCREATE/DROP SEQUENCEstatements around the existingDEFAULThandling in the right order for both directions, self-contained within the column's own diff so it doesn't depend on Schema Diff's separate, unordered sequence-object comparison.The "leaving SERIAL" case is guarded to require an explicit
cltypein the payload and adefvalthat differs from the currentnextval()default, since the same normalisation runs for the table dialog's column updates: a partial update that only changes a comment or a privilege carries nocltypeat all, and one that only widens the type (e.g. tobigint) keeps the column SERIAL, so neither may drop its sequence.Testing
Added unit tests for
_normalise_serial_column()covering all the cases (including both partial-update guards), a table msql test that widens a SERIAL column tobigintand applies the result, and an end-to-end Schema Diff test converting columns both directions (including to SMALLSERIAL and on a populated column), asserting correct statement ordering, the new sequence's type and next value, and that applying the whole generated script (owned sequences' own rows included, in Generate Script's order) in one transaction round-trips everything to Identical.tools.schema_diffandbrowser.server_groups.servers.databases.schemas.tablespass against PostgreSQL 18;pycodestyleis clean.Fixes #10292.
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SERIAL,BIGSERIAL, andSMALLSERIALtypes in both directions.Tests