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internal/infra/pg/generationgovernance.go

internal/infra/pg · 84 lines · 4 declarations · source

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type GenerationLink struct {
	ID               string    `json:"generation_id"`
	ExtractorVersion string    `json:"extractor_version"`
	AppliedAt        time.Time `json:"applied_at"`
}

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func generationLinksTx​

func generationLinksTx(ctx context.Context, tx pgx.Tx, schema Schema, scope, id string) (*GenerationLink, *GenerationLink, error)

At most two associations per record are enforced by the disposition index. Citation inspection can explain both how this version arose and why it stopped appearing in current recall.

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func eraseGenerationMetadataTx​

func eraseGenerationMetadataTx(ctx context.Context, tx pgx.Tx, schema Schema, scope, owned string, owner any, out *domain.Erasure) error

Delete and count before fact receipts cascade associations. The source pointer's deferred FK remains satisfied when erasure removes the source's extraction pin later in the transaction.

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func refuseCorrectedGenerationSlotTx​

func refuseCorrectedGenerationSlotTx(ctx context.Context, tx pgx.Tx, schema Schema, scope, source, owner string, claim domain.Claim, leftSpeaker bool) error

A human correction governs its source-message subject/relation slot during reinterpretation. Merely changing the proposed object must not step around a human's corrected value. Ordinary withdrawals keep their structural-claim scope; independent later sources remain independent.

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