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Comment claims a partial index, but code defines a non-partial index on reviews_processing_lookup_idx

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repo e24ef98c·PR #11·reviewed 1 week ago

GPT-5 finding

Comment claims a partial index, but code defines a non-partial index on reviews_processing_lookup_idx

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  • apps/web/db/schema.ts
  • apps/web/db/migrations/meta/0008_snapshot.json
The comment states a partial index is used, but both the schema and snapshot show a regular btree index without a WHERE predicate. This is a documentation mismatch that could mislead operators about performance characteristics.

Recommendation

Either implement a partial index (e.g., WHERE processing_status IN ('pending','pending_retry','in_progress') AND next_retry_at IS NOT NULL) via a migration, or update the comment to reflect the actual non-partial index.

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