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1366-1366: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftApply the inclusive median to peer statistics.
push_peer_stat_selectsstill buildsp25,median, andp75withquantilesExactIf(0.25, 0.5, 0.75). The new contract changes the other median paths to inclusive interpolation, butm*_medianstill uses the old rule. An even-sized peer population can therefore produce a different median from the same metric in another view.Keep
quantilesExactIffor p25 and p75. Compute the peer median withMEDIAN_AGGREGATE(0.5). Add an even-sized peer test.Proposed fix
- let quantiles = format!("quantilesExactIf(0.25, 0.5, 0.75)(peer.{value}, {observed})"); + let quantiles = format!("quantilesExactIf(0.25, 0.75)(peer.{value}, {observed})"); + let median = format!("{MEDIAN_AGGREGATE}(0.5)(peer.{value}, {observed})"); - if({pool} >= {min_peer_n}, toNullable({quantiles}[2]), NULL) AS {median}, + if({pool} >= {min_peer_n}, toNullable({median}), NULL) AS {median}, - if({pool} >= {min_peer_n}, toNullable({quantiles}[3]), NULL) AS {p75}, + if({pool} >= {min_peer_n}, toNullable({quantiles}[2]), NULL) AS {p75},🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 11-15: Add a source-filtered backfill after the column alteration
in 20260910000000_git-pr-close-time-reported.sql, setting closed_on_reported
from closed_on only for existing GitHub and GitLab rows, excluding Bitbucket.
Also update apply-ch-migrations.sh at lines 397-398 to apply the same
GitHub/GitLab-only backfill to staging rows so subsequent class rebuilds
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In `@src/backend/services/analytics/src/domain/metric_results/compiler.rs`:
- Line 1366: Update push_peer_stat_selects so p25 and p75 continue using
quantilesExactIf, while the peer median uses MEDIAN_AGGREGATE(0.5) for inclusive
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In `@tests/datapath/metrics/git/test_git_commit_work_identity.py`:
- Line 280: Update the affected test descriptions to match inclusive median
semantics: in tests/datapath/metrics/git/test_git_commit_work_identity.py lines
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In `@tests/datapath/metrics/git/git_pr_cycle_time.test.yaml`:
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aggregation from quantileExact(0.5) to quantileExactInclusive(0.5), preserving
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Two of the schemas the data-path fixtures seed through disagreed with the DDL snapshot they are declared to be derived from, and each disagreement made an ordinary pull-request state unseedable: `pull_request_diffstat` omitted `pr_updated_on`, so no fixture could say which generation a file row belonged to, and `bronze_github.pull_requests` typed `closed_at`, `merged_at` and `merge_commit_sha` non-nullable, so no fixture could seed a request that had not closed. An empty string is not a substitute — `COALESCE(closed_at, merged_at)` stops on `''` where it falls through on `NULL`. Both are corrected, and a meta test keeps them that way. It enforces two rules: no schema may declare a column the snapshot lacks, anywhere; and exact column parity for the git pull-request tables that already hold it, a ratchet a table joins once and never leaves. Nullability is deliberately not enforced — declaring an identity column non-null is what forces a spec to state it, and several hundred such declarations exist across the schemas. Signed-off-by: Gregory Gogin <grigoriy.gogin@constructor.tech>
Three defects in the pull-request family, each in the layer that owned it. A Bitbucket request's size could include files no longer in its diff. The per-file diffstat rows are a ReplacingMergeTree keyed on the file path, so a row is replaced but never removed: a request re-collected after a rebase dropped a file kept that file's row and its lines kept counting. Size is now the newest `pr_updated_on` generation taken WHOLE — resolving each file to its own newest row does not work, because the dropped file has no newer row to displace it. A row with no usable stamp sorts to the epoch, so a request collected before the stamp existed is still summed entire. A merged request took its close time from `closed_at` instead of `merged_at`. `closed_at` describes a request closed WITHOUT merging, and a request closed, reopened and then merged reports the earlier close — so a duration ended before the merge happened and the merge was dated to the wrong day. GitHub now prefers `merged_at`; GitLab already does, since #3250 reached the same precedence while rebuilding that connector. A recovered Bitbucket close time was being measured against. The recovery (#3051, #3328) corroborates which DAY a merge landed on, which is what a count needs, but an interval measured to it is one nobody observed. The class contract gains `closed_on_reported` — the close as the source stated it — beside the settled `closed_on`; every interval measure in gold reads the former and drops the request where it is null, while `git.prs_merged` reads the latter, so no merge is lost. All three staging projections fill it, and the positional `union_by_tag` puts it at the same position in each. A collected zero-line diff is now a value. The NULL-versus-zero marker the staging models maintain had exactly one live consumer, this measure, and the `> 0` guard in gold discarded the distinction — so the marker served nothing. A rename-only or mode-only request genuinely changes no lines, and the metric is `lower_is_better`, so dropping zeros biased it upward. The guard is now `IS NOT NULL`, which is safe because no connector writes a `0` it never collected any more. The rollout keeps history. The numbered silver migration and the guarded staging heal copy `closed_on` into the new column for GitHub and GitLab rows, whose close time the source states itself, so no duration observation is lost between the deploy and the next sync. Bitbucket is excluded by the same reasoning as above: promoting a recovered time to a reported one is the error the column exists to prevent. Both writes are guarded on the column still being NULL, so the channel that re-runs on every deploy stays idempotent. Signed-off-by: Gregory Gogin <grigoriy.gogin@constructor.tech>
…ycle time `quantileExact(0.5)` takes an index, so on an even sample it answers with the UPPER middle value: a person with two observations was reported at the slower of them, and on a `lower_is_better` metric that always reads unfavourably. Every median now compiles to `quantileExactInclusive`, which interpolates and stays exact — the period view, the timeseries, and the peer view's `median` field alike, because a cohort of an even size would otherwise disagree with itself across two views of one metric. This reaches all twelve median metrics across git, ci and tasks. A PERCENTILE keeps `quantileExact`, and so do the peer `p25` and `p75`: unlike the median a percentile has no second definition to match, it is documented as an order statistic, and the two still share one sort. The generated passport header now defines which is which. `git.pr_cycle_time_h` and its p75 become `neutral`. In this product `direction` is not a label — it feeds personal attention flagging, deciding whether someone is ranked bottom-quartile and marked as moving the wrong way. Cycle time is mostly waiting: for a reviewer, for a build, for someone to press merge, so a mark on the author is an attribution error of the same class as #3176. `neutral` keeps the number, the distribution and the heatmap column and drops only the verdict, and `peer-standing.ts` already has `neutral_direction` as a first-class reason. `git.pr_size` KEEPS `lower_is_better`: how large a request to open is the author's own choice. Signed-off-by: Gregory Gogin <grigoriy.gogin@constructor.tech>
…racts A spec per metric, seeded bronze through dbt to POST /v1/metric-results, across GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket Cloud. `git_pr_size` states the dating (the day a request was OPENED, whatever state it reached), the even-sample median, and the whole rule for a zero: `[0, 10, 30]` medians to 10 where dropping the observed zero reads 30. Bitbucket serves its current 30-line diff where summing the stale row reaches 100, and contributes nothing where the diff was never collected. GitLab has two states now that #3250 gave it a diff-stats stream of its own: a request whose summary it computed contributes 24 lines, one still pending contributes none while still counting as created, and over both days the median stays 24 where a pending summary read as a zero would halve it. The peer view gets an even cohort — six members sized [10, 24, 35, 36, 50, 60] disclose 35.5, not the middle order statistic 36 — while p25 and p75 stay element selections and are noted as read off a live run. `git_pr_cycle_time` states the merge-dating and the merge-gating: 10 h where an earlier close would read 2 on GitHub, 9 h where it would read 1 on GitLab, a request whose activity carries a terminal entry reporting 12 h beside one merged by pushing its head that counts as merged and yields no duration, an interval that runs backwards dropped rather than served negative, and an empty window serving a null rather than a zero. Bitbucket is NOT bound by a seeded `identity_accounts` row in either spec. Its requests name their author by account id alone, the connector states that account as a workspace participant, and the persons-seed attaches it to the person the collected commit address names (#3423) — so a Bitbucket assertion here fails if that path breaks instead of passing over it. GitLab keeps its seeded binding: it exposes a user's address only to an admin-scoped token, which is a different question. Seven expectations in five neighbouring specs read the old upper-middle tie rule; each is recomputed from its own fixture rather than copied off the new output, and the docstrings beside them say what the median now does. The deployed-stand drilldown reconciliation becomes an exact identity instead of a both-middles membership test. Signed-off-by: Gregory Gogin <grigoriy.gogin@constructor.tech>
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… settled one The rollout filled `closed_on_reported` by copying `closed_on`, on the reading that for GitHub and GitLab the settled close IS the instant the source stated. That holds for a request that closed once. It does not hold for the case this change exists to correct: both projections used to prefer `closed_at`, so a request CLOSED, reopened and later MERGED settled on the EARLIER close, and copying it handed every duration measure an interval that ended before the merge — the exact reading being fixed, now frozen into the column that is supposed to be the source's own word, and invisible, because the value is a real instant the source once reported. The backfill now recomputes from bronze under the settled contract: `merged_at` where the source states one, else `closed_at`. `unique_key` reaches bronze unchanged through both projections, so the lookup is a key equality rather than a guess; a mutation cannot join a subquery, so the pairs go through a Join-engine table and joinGet, as the jira issue-identity heal beside it does. GitLab is covered for the same reason and not by assumption: its pre-#3250 projection read `COALESCE(closed_at, merged_at)` too. Its history may still sit in `bronze_gitlab.merge_requests`, the stream #3250 replaced — absent from the DDL snapshot and from any fresh cluster — so that relation is read when it is there, which is what lets an installation recover without re-syncing first. A row bronze cannot answer for keeps NULL when it MERGED, because `closed_on` alone cannot say whether it holds a merge or a stale close; one that did not merge takes `closed_on`, which for those states is the reported `closed_at`. Every duration measure gates on MERGED, so that distinction is the whole of it. Bitbucket is excluded throughout, as before. Because the backfill now needs a relation that is absent from a fresh cluster, it moves out of the numbered migration, which stays the contract change alone, and into the guarded heal beside the staging one. The warm-upgrade simulation gains the case as a data assertion: it seeds the reopened-then-merged shape into the base installation and requires the upgraded warehouse to report the merge, so a rollout that copies the settled close fails CI instead of shipping a quietly shortened history. Signed-off-by: Gregory Gogin <grigoriy.gogin@constructor.tech>
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Part of #3362 — every finding there that needed a code, contract or documentation change.
What is left in the issue is observations with no change proposed.
Why. Validating
git.pr_size(#3066) andgit.pr_cycle_time_h(#3065) turned up threedefects and four unsettled semantics in the pull-request family, and neither metric had a spec
that would have caught any of them.
What changed. Two staging fixes and one gold fix, a new class-contract column with its
migration and staging heal, the median aggregation in every view, one metric's directionality,
the passports and the git silver README — plus a dedicated spec per metric covering GitHub,
GitLab and Bitbucket.
A recovered Bitbucket close time counts the merge and yields no duration. The recovery
(#3051, #3328) corroborates which DAY a merge landed on, not which instant, so the class
contract carries
closed_on_reportedbesideclosed_onand every interval measure reads theformer.
prs_mergedis untouched, so no merge is lost. Reversible by pointing the durationsback at
closed_on.The rollout backfills GitHub and GitLab, and deliberately not Bitbucket. Their close time
is the source's own, so the migration and the heal copy it and no historical duration is lost
between deploy and the next sync. Promoting a recovered Bitbucket time is the error the column
exists to prevent.
medianis the textbook median in every view, the peer one included.quantileExactInclusive, notquantileExact— the old index answered with the upper middlevalue on an even sample, so a person with two observations was reported at the slower of them.
It reaches all twelve median metrics across git, ci and tasks. A percentile keeps
quantileExact, having no second definition to match, and peerp25/p75stay orderstatistics over the cohort.
git.pr_cycle_time_hand its p75 areneutral, notlower_is_better.directionfeedspersonal attention flagging here, and cycle time is mostly queueing for a reviewer, a build or
someone's merge button.
git.pr_sizekeepslower_is_better— how large a request to open isthe author's own choice.
A collected zero-line diff is a value, not an absence. Safe only once no connector writes a
literal
0for counts it never collected, which for GitLab is now settled by #3250.The GitLab-specific NULL assertion is deleted rather than updated. #3250 gave the connector
a real diff-stats stream, so a dbt test pinning those three columns to NULL for
insight_gitlabnow asserts the opposite of the contract; the generic macro behind it had no other caller.
Bitbucket reaches its person through #3423, not through a seeded binding. Both new specs
drop their
identity_accountsrow and seed acommit_authorsedge instead, so a Bitbucketassertion fails if that path breaks. GitLab keeps its seeded binding — it exposes an address
only to an admin-scoped token, which is a different question.
Worth knowing before you read the diff
This branch carries no GitLab diff-stat change — #3250 owns that, and
gitlab__pull_requests.sqlhere is main's file plus
closed_on_reported.union_by_tagis a positional UNION, so allthree contributors place that column at the same position, straight after
closed_on; thecontract therefore ships with a numbered silver migration and a guarded staging heal, and the
generated
connectors-ddlsnapshot is regenerated rather than hand-edited. Seven expectationsin five neighbouring specs read the old upper-middle tie rule; each is recomputed from its own
fixture, not copied off the new output. The data-path suite does not run on pull requests
(#3288), so PR CI will not exercise any of it.
Out of scope. The observation left in #3362: the same directionality question on four
reviewer-latency metrics that are attributed to the request's author.
Verified. On a compose test-stand with the backend compiled from this tree: the
gittreeruns 144 passed, 0 failed,
ci14 passed,tasks56 passed, and the schema-driftguard 148 passed, 3 skipped — every median metric across the three domains, both new specs,
and the cases that state the corrected contracts. Against a silver-seeded instance
test_drilldown.pyruns 136 passed, 1 skipped, 12 xfailed, the skip and the xfails allpre-existing (#2989), exercising the exact-median reconciliation over every
EXACT_MEDIANmetric the matrix covers. The Bitbucket cases in both new specs reach their person through the
account binding rather than a seeded one, so they now fail if that path breaks.
Backend and static gates:
cargo test -p analytics865 passed / 0 failed including thepassport drift test;
cargo fmt --all --checkandcargo clippy -p analytics --all-targets -- -D warningsclean;dbt parseclean;ruff/pyclnclean on every touched file;git diff --checkclean. Workspace-wide clippy could not run here (cmakeabsent, sordkafka-syswill not build), so CI's Rust job is the authority for the crates this branchdoes not touch.
The
gitandtaskstrees were completed in slices rather than one process each: along-lived pytest aborts inside a C extension on this machine, a local fault unrelated to the
suite — every module passes and the slice counts sum to the tree.
The migration and the heal were exercised on their UPGRADE path, not just a fresh create. The
class table and all three staging projections were forced back to the pre-change shape and
seeded with a merged request per connector; the shipped migration and the real
apply-ch-migrations.shthen put the column at position 19, directly afterclosed_on, andbackfilled the GitHub and GitLab rows while leaving the Bitbucket one null. A second pass is a
no-op, and a row whose reported time had been set to something other than
closed_onkeeps it.The
connectors-ddlsnapshot differs from main by exactly the one expected line.