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OPS-001A durable operation verification
Updated: 2026-08-02
Status: IMPLEMENTED — NOT VERIFIED. State, ownership, concurrency and SQLite migration checks pass. Executable MariaDB and production checks remain unavailable.
Evidence
| Check | Result |
|---|---|
dotnet test ... --filter "FullyQualifiedName~UserOperationStoreTests" |
PASS — 7/7 real SQLite |
| Full backend suite | PASS — 539/539 |
dotnet ef migrations has-pending-model-changes ... --no-build |
PASS — no pending model changes |
SQLite/MariaDB migration scripts from canonical-identity migration to AddUserOperations |
PASS — create + unique/claim indexes; MariaDB uses eight datetime(6) fields and no TEXT/longtext |
| SQLite/MariaDB down scripts | PASS — both drop only UserOperations |
| Disposable existing SQLite upgrade, down, and re-upgrade | PASS |
| Fresh disposable application startup on 5307, followed by EF no-op update | PASS — health 200; database already current; exact PID stopped and port closed |
Tests cover owner-scoped idempotency, same key across owners, concurrent duplicate creation, concurrent claim exclusion, bounded lease recovery/final failure, running cancellation recovery, cross-owner mutation denial, retry delay, successful completion, terminal cancellation refusal, deadlines, input bounds and neutral/owner scope guards.
Generated evidence is under docs/audits/evidence/ops-001a/: sqlite-up.sql, sqlite-down.sql, mariadb-up.sql, mariadb-down.sql, disposable upgrade.db, and fresh-runtime/. All data is synthetic and local.
Limitations and rollback
- MariaDB SQL was generated and inspected but not executed against a server.
- No handler, queue worker, notification, owner API, browser UI or production canary is active yet.
- No raw private payload field exists; later producers still require task-specific subject/policy validation.
- Stop producers/workers and drain/cancel rows before
Down. The migration is additive on upgrade and drops only this new table on rollback.