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Closes #1986.

pg_index.indkey lists the INCLUDE payload after the key columns, and indnkeyatts is where the key columns stop. Both index rules read indkey whole, so an index that merely carries a column along counted as covering it and a real finding was suppressed.

A payload column is stored in the index but is not part of the key, so it cannot be searched on and cannot serve a foreign-key check.

missing-fk-index compares conkey to the leading slice of indkey, so ON t (a) INCLUDE (b) satisfied FOREIGN KEY (a, b):

SELECT ct.conkey = (string_to_array(pi.indkey::text,' ')::smallint[])[1:array_length(ct.conkey,1)]
--  t     <- index is ON (a) INCLUDE (b), FK is (a, b)

missing-rls-index matches with attnum = ANY(col_attnums), so ON t (other_col) INCLUDE (policy_col) marked policy_col as indexed even though the policy cannot filter on it.

Both CTEs now slice indkey to its first indnkeyatts entries. The matching logic in each rule is untouched.

Notes for the reviewer

  • indnkeyatts exists from PostgreSQL 11; the project targets 15.
  • This is a false-negative fix, so it can surface findings that were previously hidden. That is the intent: the suppressed ones were never satisfiable by the index that hid them. Nothing that was correctly quiet becomes noisy, which the control cases in the test cover.
  • Scoped deliberately to the payload question. Adjacent things that also cannot serve these checks, such as partial indexes with a WHERE clause, are left alone rather than folded in.
  • Two other PRs touch these rules (fix(advisor): recommend FK index columns in constraint order #1983 on FK column order, fix(advisor): resolve RLS policy columns from pg_depend, not a regex #1985 on RLS column resolution). Neither modifies these two CTEs, so this branches from main and should not conflict with either. Its test file is new, so there is no overlap there either. Happy to rebase in whatever order suits.

How did you test this change?

New backend/tests/integration/advisor-index-coverage.test.ts, driving the real DatabaseAdvisorService against a real migrated database:

  1. missing-fk-index still flags a foreign key whose second column is only an INCLUDE payload;
  2. missing-rls-index still flags a policy column that is only an INCLUDE payload;
  3. neither rule flags the same shape when a genuine key index covers it (the control, so this does not just make both rules noisier);
  4. both clear once a real key index is added.

Verified by mutation. Restoring the whole-indkey read fails exactly the two payload tests and leaves the controls passing:

× still flags a foreign key whose column is only an INCLUDE payload
  AssertionError: expected [] to include 'public.fk_child.fk_child_fkey'

× still flags an RLS column that is only an INCLUDE payload
  AssertionError: expected [] to include 'public.rls_payload.policy_col'

Run locally against ghcr.io/insforge/postgres:v15.13.2, the same image CI uses:

  • integration suite: 24 passed across 4 files, including the 4 new ones;
  • backend unit suite: 2399 passed, 21 skipped;
  • tsc --noEmit, eslint, prettier --check all clean.

Summary by cubic

Advisor no longer counts INCLUDE payload columns as covering an index, fixing suppressed findings in missing-fk-index and missing-rls-index. Previously all of pg_index.indkey counted; now only the first indnkeyatts (key columns) do.

  • missing-fk-index: an index ON (a) INCLUDE (b) no longer satisfies a FOREIGN KEY (a, b).
  • missing-rls-index: an index ON (other_col) INCLUDE (policy_col) no longer marks policy_col as indexed for filtering.
  • Implementation: both rules slice indkey to [1:indnkeyatts]; matching logic unchanged.
  • Impact: may surface previously hidden findings; correctly keyed indexes remain unaffected.
  • Tests: integration suite is order-independent and stronger; the mutating case uses dedicated tables and asserts payload-only shapes are flagged, genuine key indexes pass, and findings clear after adding true key indexes.

Written for commit a90b6f8. Summary will update on new commits.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved database index analysis to correctly distinguish key columns from included payload columns.
    • Foreign-key and row-level security index recommendations now accurately identify missing coverage.
  • Tests

    • Added integration coverage for indexes containing payload-only columns.
    • Verified that valid key indexes are accepted and resolved recommendations are cleared.

pg_index.indkey lists the INCLUDE payload after the key columns, and
indnkeyatts is where the key columns stop. Both index rules read indkey
whole, so an index that merely carries a column along counted as covering
it, and a real finding was suppressed.

missing-fk-index compares conkey to the leading slice of indkey, so an
index ON t (a) INCLUDE (b) satisfied FOREIGN KEY (a, b), which it cannot:
the payload column is stored but not part of the key, so it cannot serve
the constraint check.

missing-rls-index matches with attnum = ANY(col_attnums), so an index
ON t (other_col) INCLUDE (policy_col) marked policy_col as indexed even
though the policy cannot filter on it.

Both CTEs now slice indkey to its first indnkeyatts entries and keep their
existing matching logic unchanged.

Adds an integration test against a real migrated database: both rules still
flag the payload-only shapes, neither flags the same shape covered by a
genuine key index, and both clear once a real key index is added. Verified
by mutation: restoring the whole-indkey read fails the two payload tests.
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Walkthrough

The advisor now distinguishes PostgreSQL index key columns from INCLUDE payload columns for foreign-key and RLS coverage. A new integration suite verifies payload-only and genuine key-index scenarios.

Changes

Advisor index coverage

Layer / File(s) Summary
Limit coverage to index key columns
backend/src/services/database/database-advisor.service.ts
Foreign-key and RLS index queries now restrict coverage matching to the first indnkeyatts entries in indkey.
Validate payload and key index scenarios
backend/tests/integration/advisor-index-coverage.test.ts
The integration suite creates isolated database scenarios, polls advisor scans, and verifies findings for INCLUDE payload columns and genuine key indexes.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to a90b6

The advisor behavior change is localized, but the integration tests covering INCLUDE-column handling are excluded from Vitest discovery and therefore may not run in CI. Merge should wait until the test configuration is updated so the regression checks execute.

Possibly related PRs

  • InsForge/InsForge#1985: Both modify database-advisor.service.ts and the missing-rls-index logic, but address different concerns.
  • InsForge/InsForge#1983: Both modify foreign-key index coverage logic, but address different index-detection concerns.

Suggested reviewers: fermionic-lyu

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A rabbit checks each index row,
Key columns count; payloads do not show.
Foreign keys find their proper track,
RLS checks keep the signal back.
Tests hop through databases bright—
Findings clear when keys are right.

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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The code and integration tests satisfy issue #1986 by excluding INCLUDE payload columns from foreign-key and RLS index coverage.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The changes are limited to the requested advisor logic and focused integration tests; no unrelated code changes are shown.
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backend/tests/integration/advisor-index-coverage.test.ts (1)

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Use descriptive variable names.

Rename svc, cfg, r, fkObjects, and rlsObjects. Use unabbreviated names such as advisorService, connectionConfig, row, foreignKeyObjects, and rlsPolicyObjects.

As per coding guidelines, “Prefer descriptive, unabbreviated variable and function names.”

Also applies to: 49-49, 55-55, 126-129

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In `@backend/tests/integration/advisor-index-coverage.test.ts` around lines 22 -
23, Rename the abbreviated variables svc, cfg, r, fkObjects, and rlsObjects to
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In `@backend/tests/integration/advisor-index-coverage.test.ts`:
- Around line 22-23: Rename the abbreviated variables svc, cfg, r, fkObjects,
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row, foreignKeyObjects, and rlsPolicyObjects throughout the test, including all
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The PR corrects advisor index coverage by excluding INCLUDE payload attributes from searchable key columns.

  • Slices pg_index.indkey at indnkeyatts for foreign-key and RLS index checks.
  • Adds integration coverage for payload-only indexes, genuine key indexes, and remediation by adding key indexes.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge.

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Filename Overview
backend/src/services/database/database-advisor.service.ts Both advisor queries now compare findings only against actual index key columns, matching PostgreSQL’s distinction between searchable keys and included payloads.
backend/tests/integration/advisor-index-coverage.test.ts Adds isolated integration cases covering false-negative payload scenarios, valid key-index controls, and findings clearing after proper indexes are created.

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Comment thread backend/tests/integration/advisor-index-coverage.test.ts Outdated
The E2E job failed pulling node:20-alpine before any test ran:
  failed to solve: node:20-alpine: unexpected status from HEAD request
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The E2E job on the first push failed before any test ran, pulling a base image:

failed to solve: node:20-alpine: failed to resolve source metadata for
docker.io/library/node:20-alpine: unexpected status from HEAD request to
https://registry-1.docker.io/v2/library/node/manifests/20-alpine: 502 Bad Gateway

A Docker Hub 502 during Start Docker Compose services, unrelated to this change. I cannot re-run the job from a fork, so I pushed an empty commit to retrigger. Will confirm once it goes green.

Integration Tests and Dashboard E2E Tests both stalled on their apt-get /
Playwright install steps (compare: this suite normally finishes in
1-3 minutes on InsForge#1983 and InsForge#1985). No code change.
Install Playwright Chromium and Install Postgres client both sat
in_progress from 08:12-08:14 through at least 09:18 with zero step
transitions. Not a slow run, no forward progress at all.
Review follow-up. The "clears once covered" case created indexes on the
same tables the payload-only cases assert are uncovered, so the suite only
passed because vitest runs `it` blocks in declaration order. Reordering
them, or adding a later test that rescans those tables, would silently
change what the earlier ones observe.

That case now has its own tables, and asserts both that they are flagged
first and cleared after, which is a stronger check than the one-directional
assertion it replaces.

Verified by moving the mutating case to the top of the file: the previous
version fails the two payload assertions, this one passes. Also passes
under --sequence.shuffle.
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Two review items, a90b6f85. One fixed, one I'd rather not take.

(Reposted: the original reply was lost to a gh --body @- mistake on my side and posted as a two-character stub. Apologies for the noise above.)

Test order dependence (cubic P3). Valid, and my mistake. The "clears once covered" case created indexes on fk_child and rls_payload, the same tables the payload-only cases assert are uncovered. The suite only passed because vitest runs it blocks in declaration order.

That case now has its own tables, and asserts the shapes are flagged first and cleared after, which is a stronger check than the one-directional assertion it replaced.

Demonstrated rather than assumed. Moving the mutating case to the top of the file, the previous version fails exactly the two payload assertions:

✓ clears the payload cases once a real key index is added
× still flags a foreign key whose column is only an INCLUDE payload
  AssertionError: expected [] to include 'public.fk_child.fk_child_fkey'
× still flags an RLS column that is only an INCLUDE payload
  AssertionError: expected [] to include 'public.rls_payload.policy_col'

The same reordering passes 4/4 on this commit, as does --sequence.shuffle.

Renaming svc, cfg, r, fkObjects, rlsObjects (CodeRabbit nitpick). Skipping this one. svc, cfg and dbManager are the exact names backend/tests/integration/database-backup.test.ts already uses for the same three things, and this suite was written to sit alongside it. Renaming here would make the two neighbouring files inconsistent to gain generic descriptiveness, which reads like the worse trade. Happy to do it if the maintainers would rather standardise, but then it belongs as one pass over the directory rather than only the new file.

Suite green: integration 24 passed across 4 files, plus eslint, tsc --noEmit, prettier --check.

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// Own tables, so the index this adds cannot change what the payload-only
// cases above observe, in whatever order they run.
expect(await scanFor('missing-fk-index')).toContain('public.fk_fix_child.fk_fix_child_fkey');
expect(await scanFor('missing-rls-index')).toContain('public.rls_fix.policy_col');

await query(`
CREATE INDEX fk_fix_child_key ON public.fk_fix_child (a, b);
CREATE INDEX rls_fix_key ON public.rls_fix (policy_col);
`);

expect(await scanFor('missing-fk-index')).not.toContain(
'public.fk_fix_child.fk_fix_child_fkey'
);
expect(await scanFor('missing-rls-index')).not.toContain('public.rls_fix.policy_col');

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In Vitest, the --dir CLI option and the test.exclude configuration property serve distinct but complementary roles in test discovery. The --dir option defines the base directory from which Vitest begins its search for test files [1][2][3]. By default, Vitest scans from the project root (process.cwd) [3]. When you specify --dir, you restrict the file discovery process to that directory and its subdirectories, which can improve performance by limiting the initial scan area [3]. The test.exclude property accepts a list of glob patterns that Vitest uses to filter out files and directories from the final test suite, regardless of where they were discovered [4][3]. These patterns are evaluated relative to the root directory [4]. Regarding their interaction: 1. Scope: --dir sets the starting point for discovery [3]. If you specify a directory via --dir, files inside that directory that match any pattern in test.exclude will still be excluded from the test run [4][5]. 2. Additive CLI Behavior: A unique characteristic of --exclude in Vitest is that providing the --exclude flag via the CLI is additive [4][3]. Unlike most other CLI options that override configuration, any glob patterns provided via the CLI --exclude flag are appended to the patterns already defined in your vitest.config file [4][3]. If your goal is to isolate tests in specific folders, using --dir is generally recommended over complex exclusion patterns because it is more performant [6]. Note that currently, --dir does not support passing multiple directories simultaneously [7].

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Allow the integration test directory in Vitest discovery.

backend/vitest.config.ts excludes tests/integration/**, and --dir tests/integration does not override this exclusion. Remove the exclusion or use a dedicated configuration without it so CI executes these assertions.

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166, Update the Vitest configuration so tests under tests/integration are
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1 issue found across 1 file (changes from recent commits).

Confidence score: 3/5

  • backend/tests/integration/advisor-index-coverage.test.ts is excluded by backend/vitest.config.ts, so the new integration assertions will not run and regressions in advisor index coverage could go undetected; remove the integration exclusion or configure a separate command that explicitly includes this suite.
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P1: These integration assertions will not run while `backend/vitest.config.ts` excludes `tests/integration/**`; `--dir tests/integration` does not override that exclusion. Remove the integration glob or run this suite with a configuration that includes the directory.</violation>
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CREATE INDEX rls_fix_key ON public.rls_fix (policy_col);
`);

expect(await scanFor('missing-fk-index')).not.toContain(

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P1: These integration assertions will not run while backend/vitest.config.ts excludes tests/integration/**; --dir tests/integration does not override that exclusion. Remove the integration glob or run this suite with a configuration that includes the directory.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At backend/tests/integration/advisor-index-coverage.test.ts, line 163:

<comment>These integration assertions will not run while `backend/vitest.config.ts` excludes `tests/integration/**`; `--dir tests/integration` does not override that exclusion. Remove the integration glob or run this suite with a configuration that includes the directory.</comment>

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@@ -133,12 +150,19 @@ describe('advisor index coverage ignores INCLUDE payload columns', () => {
 
-    expect(await scanFor('missing-fk-index')).not.toContain('public.fk_child.fk_child_fkey');
-    expect(await scanFor('missing-rls-index')).not.toContain('public.rls_payload.policy_col');
+    expect(await scanFor('missing-fk-index')).not.toContain(
+      'public.fk_fix_child.fk_fix_child_fkey'
+    );
</file context>

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On the P1 that tests/integration/** being in the Vitest exclude means these assertions never run: they do run, in CI, on this commit.

(Reposted: the original reply was lost to a gh --body @- mistake on my side and posted as a two-character stub.)

--dir sets the scan root rather than filtering within it, so exclude: [..., 'tests/integration/**'] is resolved relative to the new root and matches nothing. The test:integration script is vitest run --dir tests/integration, which is exactly that case.

From the Integration Tests job on a90b6f85 (job 96036623742, conclusion success):

✓ tests/integration/advisor-index-coverage.test.ts (4 tests) 1777ms
Test Files  4 passed (4)

That is this PR's new file, executing in CI, with its 4 assertions. The same holds for the three suites already on main in that directory, which is why .github/workflows/integration-tests.yml has been running them this whole time.

Happy to be shown otherwise if there is a configuration where this silently no-ops, but as it stands removing the exclusion would change what the default npm test picks up, which is the thing the exclusion is there to prevent.

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[Bug]: advisor index rules count INCLUDE payload columns as covering, suppressing real findings

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