Add blocked_issues_cache table for GetReadyWork optimization

Introduces a materialized cache table to store blocked issue IDs,
replacing the expensive recursive CTE computation that was causing
~752ms query times on 10K databases (bd-5qim).

The cache is maintained via invalidation on dependency and status
changes, reducing GetReadyWork from O(n²) recursive traversal to
O(1) cache lookup.

Technical details:
- New blocked_issues_cache table with single issue_id column
- ON DELETE CASCADE ensures automatic cleanup
- Migration populates cache using existing recursive CTE logic
- rebuildBlockedCache() fully rebuilds cache on invalidation
- execer interface allows both *sql.DB and *sql.Tx usage

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Steve Yegge
2025-11-20 19:27:02 -05:00
parent 9e57cb69d8
commit 62c1f42d9f
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@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ var migrationsList = []Migration{
{"source_repo_column", migrations.MigrateSourceRepoColumn},
{"repo_mtimes_table", migrations.MigrateRepoMtimesTable},
{"child_counters_table", migrations.MigrateChildCountersTable},
{"blocked_issues_cache", migrations.MigrateBlockedIssuesCache},
}
// MigrationInfo contains metadata about a migration for inspection
@@ -69,6 +70,7 @@ func getMigrationDescription(name string) string {
"source_repo_column": "Adds source_repo column for multi-repo support",
"repo_mtimes_table": "Adds repo_mtimes table for multi-repo hydration caching",
"child_counters_table": "Adds child_counters table for hierarchical ID generation with ON DELETE CASCADE",
"blocked_issues_cache": "Adds blocked_issues_cache table for GetReadyWork performance optimization (bd-5qim)",
}
if desc, ok := descriptions[name]; ok {