-- Migration 131: fix NumericValueOutOfRange crash in record_listing_price_change()
--
-- Incident: prod run_id=260, 2026-06-20
--   A listing scrubbed by avito_full_load had an OLD.price_rub that was
--   garbage-small (data entry error or placeholder value). The computed
--   diff_percent = round((NEW-OLD)/OLD*100, 2) exceeded ±999.99, which
--   overflows numeric(5,2) (precision=5, scale=2, max value=±999.99).
--   PostgreSQL raised DataError: "numeric field overflow" inside the
--   trigger, which caused the INSERT into listings to abort, which caused
--   the entire avito_full_load batch to crash.
--   The trigger is shared across all non-cian sources → same crash would
--   occur for yandex/domclick full_load batches on similar data.
--
-- Fix (two parts):
--   1. Widen diff_percent column to numeric(8,2) (max ±999999.99%).
--      Widening precision is safe and lossless for existing data.
--   2. Replace the trigger function to clamp the computed value into
--      [−999999.99, +999999.99] so even future extreme deltas cannot
--      overflow the column. All other logic is preserved exactly as in
--      migration 116.
--
-- Dependencies: offer_price_history table (023), listings table,
--   offer_price_history_listing_change_uq unique constraint,
--   trigger listings_price_change_trg (116).
--
-- Idempotent: ALTER TYPE widening is a no-op if already numeric(8,2);
--   CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION is always safe to re-run.
--   Trigger is NOT recreated — the existing trigger already points to
--   record_listing_price_change(); replacing the function body is enough.
--
-- Deploy order: standalone; auto-applied by deploy pipeline via
--   _schema_migrations. Do NOT apply manually on prod — causes drift.

BEGIN;

-- Part 1: widen the column.
-- numeric(5,2) → numeric(8,2): raises max from ±999.99 to ±999999.99.
-- PostgreSQL widens precision without rewriting rows (catalogue-only change
-- for heap tables when scale does not decrease and precision does not decrease).
ALTER TABLE offer_price_history
    ALTER COLUMN diff_percent TYPE numeric(8,2);

-- Part 2: replace trigger function with clamped diff_percent computation.
-- All guards from migration 116 are preserved verbatim:
--   • same-value skip (IS NOT DISTINCT FROM)
--   • NULL new-price skip
--   • cian source skip (backfill exclusion — see 116 for rationale)
--   • OLD.price_rub > 0 gate (avoid division by zero / nonsensical pct)
--   • ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING (idempotent re-scrape)
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION record_listing_price_change()
RETURNS trigger
LANGUAGE plpgsql
AS $$
BEGIN
    -- Skip if price did not actually change (same-value upsert write).
    IF NEW.price_rub IS NOT DISTINCT FROM OLD.price_rub THEN
        RETURN NEW;
    END IF;
    -- Skip if the new price is NULL (defensive; price_rub is NOT NULL in practice).
    IF NEW.price_rub IS NULL THEN
        RETURN NEW;
    END IF;
    -- Skip cian: its history is source-provided via cian_price_history.py backfill.
    -- That service selects listings WHERE oph.listing_id IS NULL (zero rows in
    -- offer_price_history). Inserting a trigger row here would permanently
    -- exclude those listings from the backfill, losing accurate historical timestamps.
    IF NEW.source = 'cian' THEN
        RETURN NEW;
    END IF;

    INSERT INTO offer_price_history (
        listing_id,
        change_time,
        price_rub,
        source,
        diff_percent,
        recorded_at
    ) VALUES (
        NEW.id,
        now(),
        NEW.price_rub,
        NEW.source,
        CASE
            WHEN OLD.price_rub IS NOT NULL AND OLD.price_rub > 0
            THEN LEAST(GREATEST(
                    round(
                        (NEW.price_rub::numeric - OLD.price_rub::numeric)
                        / OLD.price_rub::numeric * 100,
                        2
                    ),
                    -999999.99), 999999.99)
            ELSE NULL
        END,
        now()
    )
    ON CONFLICT ON CONSTRAINT offer_price_history_listing_change_uq
    DO NOTHING;

    RETURN NEW;
END;
$$;

COMMIT;