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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The navigation synchronization change can mishandle alternate references and living sources, potentially leaving published versions incorrectly retained or removed and producing incorrect versioned navigation. These bounded correctness risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SyncWorkflow
participant VersionRetention
participant RedirectGenerator
participant DriftReport
SyncWorkflow->>VersionRetention: evaluate SSOT versions
VersionRetention->>SyncWorkflow: return retained versions and prune candidates
SyncWorkflow->>RedirectGenerator: generate validated retired-version redirects
RedirectGenerator-->>SyncWorkflow: return combined redirect content
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In @.github/workflows/sync-mkdocs.yml:
- Line 274: Update version_key used to select newest prereleases so numeric
qualifier suffixes are parsed as integers rather than compared
lexicographically, ensuring beta10 ranks newer than beta2 while preserving the
existing sorting and retention flow.
- Line 599: Update the workflow’s handling of prune_candidates so a run
containing only prune candidates is actionable and does not exit successfully
without persistent notification. Ensure it either creates or updates the
relevant PR, or fails the workflow while exposing the drift report outside
transient logs; preserve existing behavior for new_sections and other drift.
- Line 234: Update the ref_to_label mapping to key entries by both normalized
URL and ref, preserving distinct labels for repositories that share the same
ref; ensure label_components uses this composite lookup so version slots are
retained or pruned correctly.
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Two things at once here: the routine SSOT nav sync (pgedge-safesession v1.0 and pgmq v1.12.0), and a hand-applied prune of 30 old versioned docsets backed by the new retention policy in the sync workflow and the RETIRED_VERSIONS map in the build hook.
I checked every removed nav entry against RETIRED_VERSIONS and the two sets match exactly, 30 for 30, with every redirect target still present in the post-prune nav. The retention rules also reproduce the applied prune precisely for all nine affected products, including both overrides. Nice work, and I would merge it.
Measured impact, since that is the point of the exercise: against the 28 August build artifact, the 30 retired directories hold 2,626 files, taking the deployment from 19,983 to roughly 17,400 against Cloudflare's 20,000 cap. Those pages were already excluded from the Pagefind index by the existing hook, so there is no further saving there.
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Nothing enforces that RETIRED_VERSIONS stays truthful (hooks/versioned_redirects.py:32). The map is hand-maintained alongside manual nav edits, and the build will happily emit a rule whose target no longer exists, or whose source has since been restored. The second case is the dangerous one: because Pages evaluates _redirects before static assets, which is exactly why the docstring at line 200 refuses to emit versioned splat rules, re-adding say ace/v1.7.2 to the nav whilst leaving its entry in the map would build all of its pages and then make every one of them unreachable behind a 301 to v1.8.0, with nothing in the build log to say so. A guard in on_post_build costs about six lines: for each pair, warn if site_dir/<new> is not a directory, and warn loudly if site_dir/<old> is one.
The dynamic-rule budget grows monotonically and silently (hooks/versioned_redirects.py:38). Your comment is correct today: Pages allows 2,000 static plus 100 dynamic rules, the deployed _redirects currently carries 3 dynamic rules, and this takes it to 33. But every future application of the retention window appends another entry per affected docset across roughly forty docsets, and the map has no expiry. At the current release cadence 100 is a year or two away, and Cloudflare's answer beyond that is Bulk Redirects rather than _redirects. Worth deciding now whether very old retirements get dropped once inbound traffic dies, or whether retired versions move to the client-side handling in 404.html that we already use for unversioned subpaths.
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This buys months rather than years: pgadmin-4 is 762 files per version and postgis around 380, so three more pgAdmin releases and a couple of PostGIS point releases put us back at the cap. The retention policy stopping the growth being unbounded is the real win here; the headroom is about 13%.
The largest docset is untouched, and the policy permits that. postgresql is 5,394 files, 27% of the site, and the {'group': 'product', 'max': 3} override allows v18, v17 and v16 alongside the v19 beta, which is precisely what the nav has, so this is working as designed rather than a bug. Worth knowing that retiring PostgreSQL v16 alone would save around 1,080 files, more than the entire twelve-version ace prune, if we want a bigger cut.
Prune candidates remain easy to miss. They set clean false but not actionable, so a run finding only prune candidates exits without opening a PR and reports solely via the step summary and the warning annotation, which is the fix you applied after CodeRabbit raised it. Given the schedule in .github/workflows/sync-mkdocs.yml:11 is commented out and the workflow is workflow_dispatch only, nobody sees them unless someone runs it and reads the summary. An issue, or uncommenting the weekly cron, would close that loop.
Minor inconsistency: version_key does not strip a leading v whilst line_key and label_key both do. Harmless with the current SSOT, where versions are bare, but it would silently mis-rank if a v-prefixed version ever appeared.
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All three findings were valid and all three are fixed in the head commit: numeric parsing of prerelease suffixes in version_key, the composite (url, ref) key in ref_to_label, and surfacing prune candidates outside the job logs. Two of the threads are still open only because CodeRabbit could not resolve them itself.
Thanks — both "worth fixing" items are addressed in last commit. RETIRED_VERSIONS guard. Added to on_post_build, and I went slightly further than warning on the restored-source case: that rule is now dropped rather than emitted, with a log.error. A warning wouldn't have prevented the failure mode you describe — the pages would still build and still be unreachable — so the build now fails safe and tells us to clean the map. A missing target only redirects to a 404, so it warns and still emits; dropping it there would be worse. Tested all three states: 33 rules on a healthy site, 32 with ace/v1-7-2 restored, 33 with a dead target plus the warning. Dynamic-rule budget. Instrumented but not decided: every build now logs 33/100 of the Cloudflare Pages dynamic-rule budget and warns past 80, so the growth is visible rather than silent. On the underlying question, my instinct is to expire the oldest entries once inbound traffic dies — a 301 to a live version is better for links and crawlers than the client-side 404 path, and Bulk Redirects is a heavier dependency — but that needs traffic data I don't have. Happy to implement whichever you prefer; I'd suggest a separate issue rather than growing this PR. Minor. version_key now strips a leading v, matching line_key and label_key. PostgreSQL v16. We want to keep it, so I've set the override to {'group': 'product', 'max': 4}. Verified with a scenario where PG19 ships GA and the beta leaves the SSOT: 0 prune candidates, v16 stays published, and the v19 beta nav entry is picked up as stale and removed automatically. CodeRabbit. All three were valid and are fixed; the two open threads just need resolving in the UI. |
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295-299: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winExclude living versions from normal navigation comparison.
is_retained()treats living versions as retained, but the comparison loop skips only the exactdevvalue. Adevelsource can therefore be processed as a normal versioned entry and proposed with avdevellabel instead of remaining aDevelopmententry.Skip
is_living(version)before retention and missing-entry handling.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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405-408: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winCheck every candidate ref before classifying retention.
If an out-of-window entry exists in
mkdocs.ymlonly under a non-preferred ref, the current check places it inretention_skipped.expected_refsthen preserves that ref during the stale scan, so the entry is not reported for pruning.Use every candidate
(URL, ref)pair fromcandidate_imports(entry)when checking whether the entry is present. Add a fixture that contains bothupstream_branchandupstream_tag, with only the non-preferred ref present.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@hooks/versioned_redirects.py`:
- Around line 254-260: Update the redirect-building flow around
retired_rules.append so a missing new_path does not emit a redirect: after
detecting that os.path.isdir(os.path.join(site_dir, new_path)) is false, skip
that rule or fail the build, while preserving redirects for existing targets.
- Around line 300-306: Update the total_rules calculation in the
redirect-generation flow to count dynamic rules from the final output, including
existing rules appended to _redirects, rather than only legacy_rules and
retired_rules. Use that final dynamic-rule count for both the budget log and the
DYNAMIC_RULE_BUDGET threshold check.
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In @.github/workflows/sync-mkdocs.yml:
- Around line 295-299: Update the comparison loop to skip every version for
which is_living(version) is true before retention and missing-entry handling,
not only the exact dev value; preserve such entries as Development entries and
prevent vdevel-style proposals. Use the existing version variable and is_living
helper near is_retained().
- Around line 405-408: The retention classification around is_retained must
check all candidate (URL, ref) pairs returned by candidate_imports(entry), not
only the preferred ref, so out-of-window entries present under a non-preferred
ref are placed in prune_candidates. Add a fixture covering both upstream_branch
and upstream_tag with only the non-preferred ref present.
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Re-reviewed, and both points are properly dealt with.
The guard at hooks/versioned_redirects.py:252 covers both directions: a restored source logs an error and drops the rule, which was the case that would otherwise have hidden a whole rebuilt version behind a 301, and a missing target logs a warning and drops it. The budget accounting goes further than I asked, since _count_dynamic_rules counts the final file including any _redirects shipped from docs/ rather than just the generated rules, and warns at 80% of the hundred. The version_key leading-v inconsistency is gone too.
Verified against the build rather than the diff: run 33511250124 produces 17,378 files, down from 19,983, so the prune lands 2,605 files and leaves roughly 2,600 of headroom under the Cloudflare cap. All 30 retired rules were emitted alongside the 3 legacy ones, 33 dynamic rules in total, which confirms the new guard is not silently dropping any of them.
Two things for later, neither blocking. The weekly cron at .github/workflows/sync-mkdocs.yml:8 is still commented out, so prune candidates only surface when someone runs the workflow by hand and reads the step summary; worth enabling at some point so the retention window actually gets applied. And raising the PostgreSQL window to four means forgoing about 1,080 files when PG19 reaches GA, which is a reasonable trade given PostgreSQL 16 has upstream support until November 2028, but it does leave postgresql as the largest docset at 27% of the site, so it is the first place to look when we next need room.
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pgedge-safesession-10(pgEdge Safe Session 1.0) — labelv1.0→https://github.com/pgEdge/pgedge-safesession.git?branch=v1.0pgmq-1120(pgmq 1.12.0) — labelv1.12.0→https://github.com/pgEdge/3rd-party-docs.git?branch=pgmq11200 ref update(s), 2 missing, 0 stale, 0 new product(s), 0 new section(s)
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