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fix(ci): freshen all e2e-fixture observation timestamps (unblocks #1630 reach e2e) #1747

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13 changes: 12 additions & 1 deletion tools/freshen-fixture.sh
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Expand Up @@ -23,7 +23,18 @@ UPDATE transmissions SET first_seen = strftime('%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ', first_seen,
(SELECT printf('+%d seconds', CAST((julianday('now') - julianday(MAX(first_seen))) * 86400 AS INTEGER)) FROM transmissions)
) WHERE first_seen IS NOT NULL;

-- Sync observations.timestamp (Unix seconds) to match their transmission's freshened first_seen.
-- Shift all real (non-zero) observation timestamps (Unix seconds) forward so the
-- newest is ~now, preserving relative ordering — same approach as the columns
-- above. Per-node reach (/api/nodes/{pk}/reach?days=N) filters on
-- observations.timestamp >= sinceEpoch, so without this the fixture's observations
-- age out of the window ~N days after capture and reach returns no links (the
-- #1630 reach-mobile e2e then can't find a repeater with reach and fails). The
-- subquery is uncorrelated, so SQLite evaluates MAX once on the pre-update state.
UPDATE observations SET timestamp = timestamp +
(SELECT CAST(strftime('%s', 'now') AS INTEGER) - MAX(timestamp) FROM observations WHERE timestamp > 0)
WHERE timestamp > 0;

-- Sync observations.timestamp to match their transmission's freshened first_seen.
-- Observations with timestamp=0 break the SQL since-filter in buildTransmissionWhere.
UPDATE observations SET timestamp = CAST(strftime('%s',
(SELECT first_seen FROM transmissions WHERE id = transmission_id)
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