* db migration: fix#1844 and add additional assertions
- Migration scripts will now check to see if there are any unconverted
snapshot IDs and fail the migration if there are any. This should
prevent people from getting a corrupt database in the event the root
cause is still unknown.
- Add an ORDER BY clause when doing batch queries in the postgres
migration. LIMIT and OFFSET without ORDER BY are undefined and must
not be relied upon to produce a deterministic ordering (e.g row order).
See https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/queries-limit.html
* Linting
Co-authored-by: Neil Alexander <neilalexander@users.noreply.github.com>
* Hash-deduplicated state storage (and migrations) for PostgreSQL and SQLite
* Refactor droomserver database setup for migrations
* Fix conflict statements
* Update migration names
* Set a boundary for old to new block/snapshot IDs so we don't rewrite them more than once accidentally
* Create sequence if not exists
* Fix boundary queries
* Fix boundary queries
* Use Query
* Break out queries a bit
* More sequence tweaks
* Query parameters are not playing the game
* Injection escaping may not work for CREATE SEQUENCE after all
* Fix snapshot sequence name
* Use boundaried IDs in SQLite too
* Use IFNULL for SQLite
* Use COALESCE in PostgreSQL
* Review comments @Kegsay
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Neil Alexander