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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds five materialized-view maintenance system tables. Bootstrap version 284 creates them for new and upgraded installations. Snapshot restoration skips these cluster-local tables. Tests validate creation, upgrades, schemas, and bootstrap version tracking. ChangesMaterialized-view bootstrap and restoration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The version-284 upgrade path may leave existing clusters without required grant-table schema changes and SUPER privilege backfill, causing inconsistent permission behavior after upgrade. Merge should wait for this migration issue to be fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Bootstrap->>SystemDatabase: create five materialized-view tables
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Operate Viewdoes not identify the protected operation or resource (pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:45, pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:111, pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:127, pkg/session/upgrade_def.go:2289)- Maintenance timestamp names leave event boundaries undefined (
pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:818) - Pre-v284 full-cluster backups are rejected after adding the mysql.db privilege column (
pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:111; br/pkg/restore/snap_client/systable_restore.go:622) - Restoring pre-v284 users bypasses the SUPER-to-OPERATE VIEW compatibility backfill (
pkg/session/upgrade_def.go:2292; pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:45; br/pkg/restore/snap_client/systable_restore.go:643)
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- Materialized-view identifiers use three competing abbreviations (
pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:833, pkg/meta/metadef/system.go:159, pkg/meta/meta.go:193) - Version 284 comment misattributes the privilege columns (
pkg/session/upgrade_def.go:523) - Materialized-view bootstrap table registry is duplicated in the upgrade path (
pkg/session/bootstrap.go:340 and pkg/session/upgrade_def.go:2282)
| Execute_priv ENUM('N','Y') NOT NULL DEFAULT 'N', | ||
| Create_view_priv ENUM('N','Y') NOT NULL DEFAULT 'N', | ||
| Show_view_priv ENUM('N','Y') NOT NULL DEFAULT 'N', | ||
| Operate_view_priv ENUM('N','Y') NOT NULL DEFAULT 'N', |
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⚠️ [Major] Operate View does not identify the protected operation or resource
Why
The new privilege is introduced as part of materialized-view maintenance, but Operate View reads as a generic privilege over ordinary views and operate does not say whether it permits refresh, cancellation, log purge, or all maintenance actions. This is an administrator-facing grant name, so the resource and side effects need to be understandable without reading the bootstrap implementation.
Scope
pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:45, pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:111, pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:127, pkg/session/upgrade_def.go:2289
Risk if unchanged
Operators can misinterpret the privilege when granting or auditing access, and a later clarification would require changing persistent mysql privilege columns and serialized Table_priv values.
Evidence
The patch adds Operate_view_priv / Operate View beside the existing Create View and Show View privileges, while every associated version and table comment describes materialized-view maintenance. No changed name identifies materialized views or the concrete privileged action.
Change request
Prefer an action-specific materialized-view privilege; the current name is confusing. Rename the column and set value to the exact protected contract (for example Refresh_materialized_view_priv / Refresh Materialized View if refresh is the intended capability), and use that canonical name consistently in bootstrap, upgrade, and tests.
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It is by design that Operate View is a generic privilege that including purge/refresh and other materialized view releated action.
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| // CreateTiDBMViewRefreshInfoTable is a table to store current refresh scheduling info for each materialized view. |
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⚠️ [Major] Maintenance timestamp names leave event boundaries undefined
Why
The scheduler and history schemas mix vague *_TIME names, fused *_ENDTIME names, and *_AT names without defining whether a value is scheduled, started, completed, or recorded, or which timezone is used. NEXT_TIME is also overloaded to mean next refresh in one table and next purge in another. These names are the only contract for fields used to reason about scheduling and duration.
Scope
pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:818
Risk if unchanged
Writers and readers can calculate latency from different event boundaries or interpret a stored DATETIME in different timezones, producing misleading history, alerts, or scheduling decisions; correcting persistent column names after release would require a migration.
Evidence
The new definitions use NEXT_TIME in both scheduling tables, REFRESH_TIME with REFRESH_ENDTIME, PURGE_TIME with PURGE_ENDTIME, and LAST_SUCCESS_ENDTIME alongside CANCEL_REQUESTED_AT, LAST_HEARTBEAT_AT, and UPDATED_AT. Repository search finds no accompanying contract documentation for these columns.
Change request
Please define each timestamp's event boundary and timezone, then encode it consistently in the names before the schema ships, such as NEXT_REFRESH_AT / NEXT_PURGE_AT and paired REFRESH_STARTED_AT / REFRESH_ENDED_AT and PURGE_STARTED_AT / PURGE_ENDED_AT; add a short contract comment where naming alone cannot capture the clock semantics.
| Lock_tables_priv ENUM('N','Y') NOT NULL DEFAULT 'N', | ||
| Create_view_priv ENUM('N','Y') NOT NULL DEFAULT 'N', | ||
| Show_view_priv ENUM('N','Y') NOT NULL DEFAULT 'N', | ||
| Operate_view_priv ENUM('N','Y') NOT NULL DEFAULT 'N', |
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⚠️ [Major] Pre-v284 full-cluster backups are rejected after adding the mysql.db privilege column
Why
The v284 schema adds a defaulted column to mysql.db, but BR's forward-compatibility exception only applies to mysql.user. A backup taken before v284 therefore has one fewer mysql.db column than a freshly bootstrapped v284 target, and the compatibility check returns ErrRestoreIncompatibleSys before the row merge can use the new column's default.
Scope
pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:111; br/pkg/restore/snap_client/systable_restore.go:622
Risk if unchanged
Full-cluster restore from an N-1 backup into this version cannot restore system tables, forcing operators to skip them with --with-sys-table=false and lose restored accounts/grants or to restore through an older intermediate cluster.
Evidence
CreateDBTable now includes Operate_view_priv at line 111. CheckSysTableCompatibility requires equal column counts for every privilege table except mysql.user at lines 622-631, so an old mysql.db definition deterministically fails before replaceTemporaryTableToSystable can insert the old columns and let the new default apply. The changed BR fixture only models the new schema and does not exercise a pre-v284 backup definition.
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Please add a v284-aware forward-restore path for target-only, defaulted mysql.db columns and an integration/unit case that feeds pre-v284 mysql.db metadata into a v284 target; keep the older-to-newer privilege-table merge explicit rather than requiring identical column counts.
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| doReentrantDDL(s, "ALTER TABLE mysql.user ADD COLUMN `Operate_view_priv` ENUM('N','Y') CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL DEFAULT 'N' AFTER `Show_view_priv`", infoschema.ErrColumnExists) | ||
| doReentrantDDL(s, "ALTER TABLE mysql.db ADD COLUMN `Operate_view_priv` ENUM('N','Y') CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL DEFAULT 'N' AFTER `Show_view_priv`", infoschema.ErrColumnExists) | ||
| doReentrantDDL(s, "ALTER TABLE mysql.tables_priv MODIFY Table_priv SET('Select','Insert','Update','Delete','Create','Drop','Grant','Index','Alter','Create View','Show View','Operate View','Trigger','References')") | ||
| mustExecute(s, "UPDATE HIGH_PRIORITY mysql.user SET Operate_view_priv='Y' WHERE Super_priv='Y'") |
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⚠️ [Major] Restoring pre-v284 users bypasses the SUPER-to-OPERATE VIEW compatibility backfill
Why
UpgradeToVer284 deliberately grants Operate_view_priv to every existing SUPER account, but an older mysql.user backup restored into an already bootstrapped v284 target takes a different migration path. BR permits the missing target column and inserts only the backed-up columns, so Operate_view_priv remains its default N; the bootstrap upgrade has already completed and will not run the backfill again.
Scope
pkg/session/upgrade_def.go:2292; pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:45; br/pkg/restore/snap_client/systable_restore.go:643
Risk if unchanged
SUPER accounts restored from an older full-cluster backup lose the new OPERATE VIEW capability even though an in-place upgrade of the same accounts grants it, making restore behavior incompatible with the documented migration semantics and potentially leaving restored administrative accounts unable to operate materialized views.
Evidence
The only backfill is UPDATE mysql.user SET Operate_view_priv='Y' WHERE Super_priv='Y' in upgradeToVer284. BR's target-only mysql.user handling at lines 643-654 merely falls back to non-physical loading; replaceTemporaryTableToSystable names only source columns, and afterSystemTablesReplaced only refreshes the privilege cache. No post-restore statement derives the new value from Super_priv. The new upgrade test checks the bootstrap root but contains no old-backup restore scenario.
Change request
Please add a post-restore v284 privilege migration (or equivalent merge expression) that sets Operate_view_priv consistently for restored SUPER users, plus a pre-v284 mysql.user restore test covering one SUPER and one non-SUPER account.
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| // CreateTiDBMViewRefreshHistTable is a table to store materialized view refresh history. |
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🟡 [Minor] Materialized-view identifiers use three competing abbreviations
Why
One domain concept is spelled MaterializedView, MView/mview, and MV across the new Go and SQL surfaces. The inconsistency occurs even within a single table, so callers cannot infer related column and symbol names from the canonical domain term.
Scope
pkg/meta/metadef/system_tables_def.go:833, pkg/meta/metadef/system.go:159, pkg/meta/meta.go:193
Risk if unchanged
The mixed vocabulary will spread to maintenance code and operational queries, increasing lookup errors and making later normalization a compatibility-sensitive schema/API rename.
Evidence
tidb_mview_refresh_hist contains MVIEW_ID beside MV_SCHEMA and MV_NAME; exported identifiers use TiDBMView..., while MaterializedViewNextGenBootTableVersion uses the full term. Indexes in that same table also alternate between idx_mview_* and idx_mv_*.
Change request
Prefer one canonical spelling; the current mix is confusing. Use the full MaterializedView term for exported Go identifiers and one documented abbreviation for SQL names, including a consistent old-to-new mapping for MVIEW_ID, MV_SCHEMA, MV_NAME, and their index names.
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| // version284 creates materialized view maintenance system tables and bootstraps their privilege columns. |
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🟡 [Minor] Version 284 comment misattributes the privilege columns
Why
The phrase their privilege columns makes it sound as though the new maintenance tables own those columns, while the upgrade actually modifies the existing mysql grant tables and backfills the privilege for every SUPER user. The comment therefore obscures a security-relevant side effect of the version step.
Scope
pkg/session/upgrade_def.go:523
Risk if unchanged
Future maintainers reviewing bootstrap-version behavior can miss that this upgrade changes existing users' effective privileges, making upgrade auditing and compatibility reasoning harder.
Evidence
upgradeToVer284 adds columns to mysql.user and mysql.db, extends mysql.tables_priv.Table_priv, and executes UPDATE ... SET Operate_view_priv='Y' WHERE Super_priv='Y'; none of those columns belong to the five newly created maintenance tables.
Change request
Please make the comment state the actual side effect, for example that version 284 creates the maintenance tables, adds the materialized-view privilege to the mysql grant tables, and grants it to existing SUPER users.
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| {ID: metadef.TiDBMaskingPolicyTableID, Name: "tidb_masking_policy", SQL: metadef.CreateTiDBMaskingPolicyTable}, | ||
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| // systemTablesOfMaterializedViewNextGenVersion contains system tables introduced for materialized view maintenance. | ||
| systemTablesOfMaterializedViewNextGenVersion = []TableBasicInfo{ |
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🟡 [Minor] Materialized-view bootstrap table registry is duplicated in the upgrade path
Why
The new systemTablesOfMaterializedViewNextGenVersion slice already defines the complete five-table set and its SQL, but upgradeToVer284 repeats the same five SQL constants manually. This looks duplicated with pkg/session/bootstrap.go:340; can we keep one canonical definition?
Scope
pkg/session/bootstrap.go:340 and pkg/session/upgrade_def.go:2282
Risk if unchanged
A later table addition, removal, or DDL replacement can update fresh/next-gen bootstrap without updating classic upgrades (or the reverse), leaving clusters with different system schemas depending on their bootstrap history.
Evidence
The slice at pkg/session/bootstrap.go:340-346 lists CreateTiDBMViewRefreshInfoTable, CreateTiDBMLogPurgeInfoTable, CreateTiDBMViewRefreshHistTable, CreateTiDBMViewRefreshAlertTable, and CreateTiDBMLogPurgeHistTable; upgradeToVer284 at pkg/session/upgrade_def.go:2282-2288 invokes those same five constants individually in the same order.
Change request
Iterate over systemTablesOfMaterializedViewNextGenVersion in upgradeToVer284 and pass each entry's SQL to doReentrantDDL, so the table set has one source of truth while the privilege migrations remain explicit below it.
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| func upgradeToVer284(s sessionapi.Session, _ int64) { | ||
| doReentrantDDL(s, metadef.CreateTiDBMViewRefreshInfoTable) | ||
| doReentrantDDL(s, metadef.CreateTiDBMLogPurgeInfoTable) | ||
| doReentrantDDL(s, metadef.CreateTiDBMViewRefreshHistTable) | ||
| doReentrantDDL(s, metadef.CreateTiDBMViewRefreshAlertTable) | ||
| doReentrantDDL(s, metadef.CreateTiDBMLogPurgeHistTable) | ||
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Add the grant-table migration to version 284.
upgradeToVer284 only creates the five maintenance tables. Existing clusters will not receive Operate_view_priv in mysql.user and mysql.db, the Operate View value in mysql.tables_priv.Table_priv, or the required SUPER-user backfill.
Add idempotent grant-table DDL and the Super_priv='Y' update in this version. Add upgrade assertions for the new columns and values.
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In `@pkg/session/upgrade_def.go` around lines 2282 - 2288, Update upgradeToVer284
to add idempotent grant-table migration DDL for Operate_view_priv in mysql.user
and mysql.db and the Operate View privilege value in
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The test derived its upgrade start version from session.CurrentBootstrapVersion - 1, so any PR that bumps the bootstrap version (e.g. pingcap#70599, version284 -> version285) makes the upgrade start at 284 and upgradeToVer284 never runs, failing all 5 subtests in pull_unit_test_next_gen (issue pingcap#70691). Pin the start version to 283 (= version284 - 1) so the ver284 step under test always executes regardless of later bootstrap version bumps. Issue link: pingcap#70691 Signed-off-by: Ping Yu <yuping@pingcap.com>
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What problem does this PR solve?
Issue Number: ref #18023
Problem Summary:
This PR ports the bootstrap-only prerequisites for materialized view maintenance metadata to master. It does not add materialized view SQL syntax, DDL execution, refresh logic, service logic, or materialized view privilege support.
What changed and how does it work?
This PR adds the bootstrap schema required by later materialized view ports:
mysql.tidb_mview_refresh_infomysql.tidb_mlog_purge_infomysql.tidb_mview_refresh_histmysql.tidb_mview_refresh_alertmysql.tidb_mlog_purge_histThe materialized view privilege schema/runtime changes are intentionally left out of this PR and will be handled by a separate PR with a closed privilege feature set.
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