server-v0.0.8
clockworklabs/SpacetimeDBserver-v0.0.8Aug 17, 2026by Dhravya
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AI Summary
An emergency patch to fix a bug where upgrading from 0.0.7-rc to 0.0.7 silently wiped search vectors. It introduces automatic repair and updates the migration test matrix.
Key Highlights
- Fixes silent vector wipe during upgrade from 0.0.7-rc
- Automatic repair of missing vectors on server boot
- Healing of stores damaged by previous migration steps
New Features
- Automatic vector backfill for damaged stores
- Boot-time detection of rows with missing vectors
- Updated migration test matrix with real vectors
Full Release Notes
Emergency patch for stores upgraded from a 0.0.7 release candidate. - **Upgrading an rc store to 0.0.7 silently wiped search vectors** (#1524): the migration adoption step pruned the pgvector embedding columns, so pre-existing documents stayed listed but returned no search results while new documents worked. The adoption heal no longer touches columns. - **Automatic repair**: on boot, 0.0.8 detects rows whose vectors are missing while their text survives and re-embeds them in the background — stores already damaged by the 0.0.7 upgrade heal themselves on the first start, no manual steps. - The migration test matrix now seeds real vectors into its legacy-store fixtures and asserts they survive upgrades. If you upgraded from 0.0.7-rc.x to 0.0.7 and lost search results: install 0.0.8 and start the server — you should see `[vector-backfill] Restored search vectors …` once it finishes.
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