The status parameter was used both as the assigned value (varchar column)
and in CASE comparisons against text literals, so Postgres deduced two
types for $2 and every run failed at SetRunStatus(running) with SQLSTATE
42P08; the failure also prevented marking the run failed, leaving it
queued. Cast every use to text.
Add TEST_DB_URL-gated repository tests (skipped without a database) that
exercise the landscape run/node SQL and the new dataset period/group
queries against a real Postgres, and document them in the README.
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F2: Execute had no status guard, so a redelivered or stale message reran a
finished run. Runs that are neither queued nor running are logged and acked
without work; "running" still executes so a worker that crashed mid-run
recovers.
F4: failRun, finishNodeFailed and MarkRunFailed wrote the terminal status on
the caller's context, which is exactly the context that is already cancelled
when the run failed because of a shutdown or a sibling node — the write was
refused and the run stayed stuck in "running". They now write on a
context.WithoutCancel copy with a 10s timeout; the consumer's best-effort
MarkRunFailed does the same.
F5: peak memory scaled with the host's core count. LP_MAX_WORKERS (default 8)
is now the total window-worker budget of a run and LP_MAX_NODES (default 2) the
node fan-out; each node gets max(1, workers/nodes) through the new
landscape.ComputeWithWorkers. Compute and service.ComputeFunc keep their
signatures: Compute delegates with MaxWorkersPerNode, and a legacy ComputeFunc
handed to NewLandscapeService is wrapped.
F6: the stage loop used a plain errgroup, so a failing node let its siblings
run to completion. It now uses errgroup.WithContext and passes the group
context into runNode, cancelling siblings mid-compute.
F7: wrap every float32 product in an explicit conversion so the compiler
cannot fuse it into an FMA, keeping the kernels bit-identical to numpy's
per-op rounding.
F8: README's builder package list now matches the Dockerfile (adds g++), and
the Landscape section documents the memory model and the two new knobs.
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Adds the /landscape routes (slots, slot upload, runs, run detail, results),
mounts them in the router, wires the landscape repository, job publisher,
godal raster IO and Compute into the composition root, and registers the
gis-landscape-runner consumer in the worker.
Also fixes the Dockerfile so the image actually runs: godal's cgo needs g++,
and the runtime base must match the builder's Alpine release or libgdal's
soname does not resolve.
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