changefeedccl: fix schema change boundary race condition #137554
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This patch fixes an issue where a schema change could incorrectly
cause a changefeed to fail with an assertion error like
received boundary timestamp ... of type ... before reaching existing boundary of type ...
due to a race condition between aggregators sendingresolved spans for multiple schema change descriptor updates to
the change frontier.
This patch also renames
schemaChangeFrontier
toresolvedSpanFrontier
to reflect that not all resolved span boundaries correspond to schema
changes (e.g. initial-scan-only, end time reached). Its private fields
are also now properly encapsulated and new derived struct types for each
processor type have been created to handle the processor-specific
boundary handling logic. The field and method used for tracking whether
a changefeed is considered idle has been extracted from the frontier
struct because it is not related to span progress or boundaries.
Release note (bug fix): An issue where a schema change could
incorrectly cause a changefeed to fail with an assertion error
like
received boundary timestamp ... of type ... before reaching existing boundary of type ...
has now been fixed.