fix: Add primary keys to label tables for MySQL InnoDB Cluster compatibility #6867
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Summary
Adds composite primary keys to three label tables (
group_labels,artifact_labels, andversion_labels) across all database types (MySQL, PostgreSQL, H2, and MSSQL) to enable MySQL InnoDB Cluster compatibility.Changes
(groupId, labelKey)(groupId, artifactId, labelKey)(globalId, labelKey)Rationale
MySQL InnoDB Cluster requires all tables to have primary keys defined. The missing primary keys on these three label tables prevented cluster initialization from completing successfully.
The chosen composite keys are based on the natural keys of each table - the foreign key column(s) plus
labelKey- which prevents duplicate label keys for the same entity (group/artifact/version) as expected by the application logic.Impact
Testing
The primary keys enforce the existing application behavior where each entity can only have one value per label key, which is already enforced by the
DELETE+INSERTpattern used in the code.Fixes #6865