Feat: prevent other processes seeing missing intervals during restatement

sqlmesh/core/console.py

@@ -551,6 +551,23 @@ def log_skipped_models(self, snapshot_names: t.Set[str]) -> None:
     def log_failed_models(self, errors: t.List[NodeExecutionFailedError]) -> None:
         """Display list of models that failed during evaluation to the user."""
 
+    @abc.abstractmethod
+    def log_models_updated_during_restatement(
+        self,
+        snapshots: t.List[t.Tuple[SnapshotTableInfo, SnapshotTableInfo]],
+        environment: EnvironmentSummary,
+        environment_naming_info: EnvironmentNamingInfo,
+        default_catalog: t.Optional[str],
+    ) -> None:
+        """Display a list of models where new versions got deployed to the specified :environment while we were restating data the old versions
+
+        Args:
+            snapshots: a list of (snapshot_we_restated, snapshot_it_got_replaced_with_during_restatement) tuples
+            environment: which environment got updated while we were restating models
+            environment_naming_info: how snapshots are named in that :environment (for display name purposes)
+            default_catalog: the configured default catalog (for display name purposes)
+        """
+
     @abc.abstractmethod
     def loading_start(self, message: t.Optional[str] = None) -> uuid.UUID:
         """Starts loading and returns a unique ID that can be used to stop the loading. Optionally can display a message."""
@@ -771,6 +788,15 @@ def log_skipped_models(self, snapshot_names: t.Set[str]) -> None:
     def log_failed_models(self, errors: t.List[NodeExecutionFailedError]) -> None:
         pass
 
+    def log_models_updated_during_restatement(
+        self,
+        snapshots: t.List[t.Tuple[SnapshotTableInfo, SnapshotTableInfo]],
+        environment: EnvironmentSummary,
+        environment_naming_info: EnvironmentNamingInfo,
+        default_catalog: t.Optional[str],
+    ) -> None:
+        pass
+
     def log_destructive_change(
         self,
         snapshot_name: str,
@@ -2225,6 +2251,37 @@ def log_failed_models(self, errors: t.List[NodeExecutionFailedError]) -> None:
             for node_name, msg in error_messages.items():
                 self._print(f"  [red]{node_name}[/red]\n\n{msg}")
 
+    def log_models_updated_during_restatement(
+        self,
+        snapshots: t.List[t.Tuple[SnapshotTableInfo, SnapshotTableInfo]],
+        environment: EnvironmentSummary,
+        environment_naming_info: EnvironmentNamingInfo,
+        default_catalog: t.Optional[str] = None,
+    ) -> None:
+        if snapshots:
+            tree = Tree(
+                f"[yellow]The following models had new versions deployed in plan '{environment.plan_id}' while data was being restated:[/yellow]"
+            )
+
+            for restated_snapshot, updated_snapshot in snapshots:
+                display_name = restated_snapshot.display_name(
+                    environment_naming_info,
+                    default_catalog if self.verbosity < Verbosity.VERY_VERBOSE else None,
+                    dialect=self.dialect,
+                )
+                current_branch = tree.add(display_name)
+                current_branch.add(f"restated version: '{restated_snapshot.version}'")
+                current_branch.add(f"currently active version: '{updated_snapshot.version}'")
+
+            self._print(tree)
+
+            self.log_warning(
+                f"\nThe '{environment.name}' environment currently points to [bold]different[/bold] versions of these models, not the versions that just got restated."
+            )
+            self._print(
+                "[yellow]If this is undesirable, please re-run this restatement plan which will apply it to the most recent versions of these models.[/yellow]\n"
+            )
+
     def log_destructive_change(
         self,
         snapshot_name: str,

sqlmesh/core/plan/evaluator.py

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
 from sqlmesh.core.console import Console, get_console
 from sqlmesh.core.environment import EnvironmentNamingInfo, execute_environment_statements
 from sqlmesh.core.macros import RuntimeStage
-from sqlmesh.core.snapshot.definition import to_view_mapping
+from sqlmesh.core.snapshot.definition import to_view_mapping, SnapshotTableInfo
 from sqlmesh.core.plan import stages
 from sqlmesh.core.plan.definition import EvaluatablePlan
 from sqlmesh.core.scheduler import Scheduler
@@ -284,32 +284,62 @@ def visit_audit_only_run_stage(
     def visit_restatement_stage(
         self, stage: stages.RestatementStage, plan: EvaluatablePlan
     ) -> None:
-        snapshot_intervals_to_restate = {(s, i) for s, i in stage.snapshot_intervals.items()}
-
-        # Restating intervals on prod plans should mean that the intervals are cleared across
-        # all environments, not just the version currently in prod
-        # This ensures that work done in dev environments can still be promoted to prod
-        # by forcing dev environments to re-run intervals that changed in prod
+        # Restating intervals on prod plans means that once the data for the intervals being restated has been backfilled
+        # (which happens in the backfill stage) then we need to clear those intervals *from state* across all other environments.
+        #
+        # This ensures that work done in dev environments can still be promoted to prod by forcing dev environments to
+        # re-run intervals that changed in prod (because after this stage runs they are cleared from state and thus show as missing)
+        #
+        # It also means that any new dev environments created while this restatement plan was running also get the
+        # correct intervals cleared because we look up matching snapshots as at right now and not as at the time the plan
+        # was created, which could have been several hours ago if there was a lot of data to restate.
         #
         # Without this rule, its possible that promoting a dev table to prod will introduce old data to prod
-        snapshot_intervals_to_restate.update(
-            {
-                (s.table_info, s.interval)
-                for s in identify_restatement_intervals_across_snapshot_versions(
-                    state_reader=self.state_sync,
-                    prod_restatements=plan.restatements,
-                    disable_restatement_models=plan.disabled_restatement_models,
-                    loaded_snapshots={s.snapshot_id: s for s in stage.all_snapshots.values()},
-                    current_ts=to_timestamp(plan.execution_time or now()),
-                ).values()
-            }
+
+        intervals_to_clear = identify_restatement_intervals_across_snapshot_versions(
+            state_reader=self.state_sync,
+            prod_restatements=plan.restatements,
+            disable_restatement_models=plan.disabled_restatement_models,
+            loaded_snapshots={s.snapshot_id: s for s in stage.all_snapshots.values()},
+            current_ts=to_timestamp(plan.execution_time or now()),
         )
 
+        if not intervals_to_clear:
+            # Nothing to do
+            return
+
         self.state_sync.remove_intervals(
-            snapshot_intervals=list(snapshot_intervals_to_restate),
+            snapshot_intervals=[(s.table_info, s.interval) for s in intervals_to_clear.values()],
             remove_shared_versions=plan.is_prod,
         )
 
+        # While the restatements were being processed, did any of the snapshots being restated get new versions deployed?
+        # If they did, they will not reflect the data that just got restated, so we need to notify the user
+        if deployed_env := self.state_sync.get_environment(plan.environment.name):
+            promoted_snapshots_by_name = {s.name: s for s in deployed_env.snapshots}
+
+            deployed_during_restatement: t.List[t.Tuple[SnapshotTableInfo, SnapshotTableInfo]] = []
+
+            for name in plan.restatements:
+                snapshot = stage.all_snapshots[name]
+                version = snapshot.table_info.version
+                if (
+                    prod_snapshot := promoted_snapshots_by_name.get(name)
+                ) and prod_snapshot.version != version:
+                    deployed_during_restatement.append(
+                        (snapshot.table_info, prod_snapshot.table_info)
+                    )
+
+            if deployed_during_restatement:
+                self.console.log_models_updated_during_restatement(
+                    deployed_during_restatement,
+                    deployed_env.summary,
+                    plan.environment.naming_info,
+                    self.default_catalog,
+                )
+                # note: the plan will automatically fail at the promotion stage with a ConflictingPlanError because the environment was changed by another plan
+                # so there is no need to explicitly fail the plan here
+
     def visit_environment_record_update_stage(
         self, stage: stages.EnvironmentRecordUpdateStage, plan: EvaluatablePlan
     ) -> None:

sqlmesh/core/plan/explainer.py

@@ -1,13 +1,21 @@
+from __future__ import annotations
+
 import abc
 import typing as t
 import logging
+from dataclasses import dataclass
 
 from rich.console import Console as RichConsole
 from rich.tree import Tree
 from sqlglot.dialects.dialect import DialectType
 from sqlmesh.core import constants as c
 from sqlmesh.core.console import Console, TerminalConsole, get_console
 from sqlmesh.core.environment import EnvironmentNamingInfo
+from sqlmesh.core.snapshot.definition import DeployabilityIndex
+from sqlmesh.core.plan.common import (
+    SnapshotIntervalClearRequest,
+    identify_restatement_intervals_across_snapshot_versions,
+)
 from sqlmesh.core.plan.definition import EvaluatablePlan, SnapshotIntervals
 from sqlmesh.core.plan import stages
 from sqlmesh.core.plan.evaluator import (
@@ -45,6 +53,15 @@ def evaluate(
         explainer_console = _get_explainer_console(
             self.console, plan.environment, self.default_catalog
         )
+
+        # add extra metadata that's only needed at this point for better --explain output
+        plan_stages = [
+            ExplainableRestatementStage.from_restatement_stage(stage, self.state_reader, plan)
+            if isinstance(stage, stages.RestatementStage)
+            else stage
+            for stage in plan_stages
+        ]
+
         explainer_console.explain(plan_stages)
 
 
@@ -54,6 +71,61 @@ def explain(self, stages: t.List[stages.PlanStage]) -> None:
         pass
 
 
+@dataclass
+class ExplainableRestatementStage(stages.RestatementStage):
+    """
+    This brings forward some calculations that would usually be done in the evaluator so the user can be given a better indication
+    of what might happen when they ask for the plan to be explained
+    """
+
+    snapshot_intervals_to_clear: t.Dict[str, SnapshotIntervalClearRequest]
+    """Which snapshots from other environments would have intervals cleared as part of restatement, keyed by name"""
+
+    deployability_index: DeployabilityIndex
+    """Deployability of those snapshots (which arent necessarily present in the current plan so we cant use the
+    plan deployability index), used for outputting physical table names"""
+
+    @classmethod
+    def from_restatement_stage(
+        cls: t.Type[ExplainableRestatementStage],
+        stage: stages.RestatementStage,
+        state_reader: StateReader,
+        plan: EvaluatablePlan,
+    ) -> ExplainableRestatementStage:
+        all_restatement_intervals = identify_restatement_intervals_across_snapshot_versions(
+            state_reader=state_reader,
+            prod_restatements=plan.restatements,
+            disable_restatement_models=plan.disabled_restatement_models,
+            loaded_snapshots={s.snapshot_id: s for s in stage.all_snapshots.values()},
+        )
+
+        snapshot_intervals_to_clear = {}
+        deployability_index = DeployabilityIndex.all_deployable()
+
+        if all_restatement_intervals:
+            snapshot_intervals_to_clear = {
+                s_id.name: r for s_id, r in all_restatement_intervals.items()
+            }
+
+            # creating a deployability index over the "snapshot intervals to clear"
+            # allows us to print the physical names of the tables affected in the console output
+            # note that we can't use the DeployabilityIndex on the plan because it only includes
+            # snapshots for the current environment, not across all environments
+            deployability_index = DeployabilityIndex.create(
+                snapshots=state_reader.get_snapshots(
+                    [s.snapshot_id for s in snapshot_intervals_to_clear.values()]
+                ),
+                start=plan.start,
+                start_override_per_model=plan.start_override_per_model,
+            )
+
+        return cls(
+            snapshot_intervals_to_clear=snapshot_intervals_to_clear,
+            deployability_index=deployability_index,
+            all_snapshots=stage.all_snapshots,
+        )
+
+
 MAX_TREE_LENGTH = 10
 
 
@@ -146,11 +218,22 @@ def visit_audit_only_run_stage(self, stage: stages.AuditOnlyRunStage) -> Tree:
             tree.add(display_name)
         return tree
 
-    def visit_restatement_stage(self, stage: stages.RestatementStage) -> Tree:
+    def visit_explainable_restatement_stage(self, stage: ExplainableRestatementStage) -> Tree:
+        return self.visit_restatement_stage(stage)
+
+    def visit_restatement_stage(
+        self, stage: t.Union[ExplainableRestatementStage, stages.RestatementStage]
+    ) -> Tree:
         tree = Tree("[bold]Invalidate data intervals as part of restatement[/bold]")
-        for snapshot_table_info, interval in stage.snapshot_intervals.items():
-            display_name = self._display_name(snapshot_table_info)
-            tree.add(f"{display_name} [{to_ts(interval[0])} - {to_ts(interval[1])}]")
+
+        if isinstance(stage, ExplainableRestatementStage) and (
+            snapshot_intervals := stage.snapshot_intervals_to_clear
+        ):
+            for clear_request in snapshot_intervals.values():
+                display_name = self._display_name(clear_request.table_info)
+                interval = clear_request.interval
+                tree.add(f"{display_name} [{to_ts(interval[0])} - {to_ts(interval[1])}]")
+
         return tree
 
     def visit_backfill_stage(self, stage: stages.BackfillStage) -> Tree:

sqlmesh/core/plan/stages.py

@@ -12,7 +12,6 @@
     Snapshot,
     SnapshotTableInfo,
     SnapshotId,
-    Interval,
 )
 
 
@@ -98,14 +97,19 @@ class AuditOnlyRunStage:
 
 @dataclass
 class RestatementStage:
-    """Restate intervals for given snapshots.
+    """Clear intervals from state for snapshots in *other* environments, when restatements are requested in prod.
+
+    This stage is effectively a "marker" stage to trigger the plan evaluator to perform the "clear intervals" logic after the BackfillStage has completed.
+    The "clear intervals" logic is executed just-in-time using the latest state available in order to pick up new snapshots that may have
+    been created while the BackfillStage was running, which is why we do not build a list of snapshots to clear at plan time and defer to evaluation time.
+
+    Note that this stage is only present on `prod` plans because dev plans do not need to worry about clearing intervals in other environments.
 
     Args:
-        snapshot_intervals: Intervals to restate.
-        all_snapshots: All snapshots in the plan by name.
+        all_snapshots: All snapshots in the plan by name. Note that this does not include the snapshots from other environments that will get their
+            intervals cleared, it's included here as an optimization to prevent having to re-fetch the current plan's snapshots
     """
 
-    snapshot_intervals: t.Dict[SnapshotTableInfo, Interval]
     all_snapshots: t.Dict[str, Snapshot]
 
 
@@ -321,10 +325,6 @@ def build(self, plan: EvaluatablePlan) -> t.List[PlanStage]:
         if audit_only_snapshots:
             stages.append(AuditOnlyRunStage(snapshots=list(audit_only_snapshots.values())))
 
-        restatement_stage = self._get_restatement_stage(plan, snapshots_by_name)
-        if restatement_stage:
-            stages.append(restatement_stage)
-
         if missing_intervals_before_promote:
             stages.append(
                 BackfillStage(
@@ -349,6 +349,15 @@ def build(self, plan: EvaluatablePlan) -> t.List[PlanStage]:
                 )
             )
 
+        # note: "restatement stage" (which is clearing intervals in state - not actually performing the restatements, that's the backfill stage)
+        # needs to come *after* the backfill stage so that at no time do other plans / runs see empty prod intervals and compete with this plan to try to fill them.
+        # in addition, when we update intervals in state, we only clear intervals from dev snapshots to force dev models to be backfilled based on the new prod data.
+        # we can leave prod intervals alone because by the time this plan finishes, the intervals in state have not actually changed, since restatement replaces
+        # data for existing intervals and does not produce new ones
+        restatement_stage = self._get_restatement_stage(plan, snapshots_by_name)
+        if restatement_stage:
+            stages.append(restatement_stage)
+
         stages.append(
             EnvironmentRecordUpdateStage(
                 no_gaps_snapshot_names={s.name for s in before_promote_snapshots}
@@ -443,15 +452,12 @@ def _get_after_all_stage(
     def _get_restatement_stage(
         self, plan: EvaluatablePlan, snapshots_by_name: t.Dict[str, Snapshot]
     ) -> t.Optional[RestatementStage]:
-        snapshot_intervals_to_restate = {}
-        for name, interval in plan.restatements.items():
-            restated_snapshot = snapshots_by_name[name]
-            restated_snapshot.remove_interval(interval)
-            snapshot_intervals_to_restate[restated_snapshot.table_info] = interval
-        if not snapshot_intervals_to_restate or plan.is_dev:
+        if not plan.restatements or plan.is_dev:
+            # The RestatementStage to clear intervals from state across all environments is not needed for plans against dev, only prod
             return None
+
         return RestatementStage(
-            snapshot_intervals=snapshot_intervals_to_restate, all_snapshots=snapshots_by_name
+            all_snapshots=snapshots_by_name,
         )
 
     def _get_physical_layer_update_stage(