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release-21.2: sql: disallow partial index creation referencing new column in predicate #82670

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@mgartner mgartner commented Jun 9, 2022

Backport 1/1 commits from #79691.

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Release note (bug fix): Previously, when adding a column to a pre-existing
table and adding a partial index referencing that column in the
transaction, DML operations against the table while the schema change was
ongoing would fail. Now these hazardous schema changes are not allowed.


Release justification: This commit prevents hazardous results when adding
a partial index to a table.

Release note (bug fix): Previously, when adding a column to a pre-existing
table and adding a partial index referencing that column in the
transaction, DML operations against the table while the schema change was
ongoing would fail. Now these hazardous schema changes are not allowed.
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:lgtm: though I still worry somebody is going to be sad about it.

Thanks for doing it and sorry I didn't ☹️

Reviewable status: :shipit: complete! 1 of 0 LGTMs obtained

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mgartner commented Jun 9, 2022

TFTR!

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