princemaple
Ok this is… more than weird
It’s also consistent during insert_all with conflicts. I’m trying to back fill some missing data from backup, but can’t because the db thinks they are already there…
I can’t have 20+ uuids with conflicts, right? That’d be too luck. I checked they are totally different from what’s coming back from the db. Repo.all(from x in X, where: x.id in ^my_ids) I get these 20+ results with totally different ids, but consistent!
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sevenseacat
Actually yeah I’ve seen weird behaviour like this with a corrupted index after an upgrade. Rebuilding indexes fixed it for me.
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jswanner
@princemaple,
odd question, but just making sure…
Is
idthe primary key field on the schema?FlyingNoodle
I have had some funky behaviour like this after a pg upgrade. I fixed it by running a vacuum.
princemaple
Thanks! I think these are the answers (vacuum / rebuild indices). I worked around by setting new IDs (because the things had this problem were not referenced elsewhere as fk, so it’s safe to do so) and I’m not sure if I will be able to confirm it’s the proper fix.
I indeed upgraded the db recently.
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princemaple
Cough me too in production cough