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| - Keep `README.md` and `docs/index.md` near-identical, EXCEPT `docs/index.md` is user-facing and omits the developer-specific content that belongs only in a GitHub README: CI badges, build-from-source internals, the project-structure tree, dependency/build tables, and author/contributor info. | ||
| - Three indexes point at the pages in `docs/`, each with its own focus: the `mkdocs.yml` `nav:` (everything, including changelog, license and `formal/`), the `README.md` Documentation table (one terse row per guide), and the `docs/index.md` Next Steps list (prose, user-facing, top-level guides only; the per-mode deep dives are reached through `docs/architecture_guides/index.md`, which lists them). Adding, renaming, or removing a guide under `docs/` means updating all three in the same commit; adding a deep dive means the nav, the README table, and the list in `docs/architecture_guides/index.md`. `mkdocs build --strict` passes on a page no index links, so it will not catch this: check by listing `docs/*.md` against each index. | ||
| - `README.md` and `docs/index.md` open with the same introduction (what ColdFront is, its three operating modes, and the bakery protocol), differing only in the warning-box syntax and link paths each format needs; change both together. After the introduction they serve different readers: `README.md` is the GitHub landing page, with the install-and-configure walkthrough, support links, and developer content (CI badge, dependencies, versioning, project structure, author); `docs/index.md` is the docs-site landing page and points readers to the walkthroughs and guides. | ||
| - Three indexes point at the pages in `docs/`, each with its own focus: the `mkdocs.yml` `nav:` (everything, including changelog, license and `formal/`), the `README.md` Table of Contents (mirrors the nav's titles, order and nesting, with a short description after each link), and the `docs/index.md` Next Steps list (prose, user-facing, top-level guides only; the per-mode deep dives are reached through `docs/architecture_guides/index.md`, which lists them). Adding, renaming, or removing a guide under `docs/` means updating all three in the same commit; adding a deep dive means the nav, the README Table of Contents, and the list in `docs/architecture_guides/index.md`. `mkdocs build --strict` passes on a page no index links, so it will not catch this: check by listing `docs/*.md` against each index. |
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Clarify which indexes to update for a deep dive.
Line 112 says docs/index.md Next Steps contains top-level guides only, but also requires all three indexes to be updated for every guide under docs/. This leaves unclear whether a deep dive belongs in Next Steps. Limit the three-index rule to guides listed in Next Steps, and require deep dives to update the navigation, README Table of Contents, and architecture index.
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+ Adding, renaming, or removing a guide under `docs/` means updating the `mkdocs.yml` `nav:` and the `README.md` Table of Contents. Update `docs/index.md` Next Steps only when the guide belongs in that top-level list. For deep dives, also update `docs/architecture_guides/index.md`.🧰 Tools
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| shared_preload_libraries = 'pg_duckdb,coldfront' | ||
| duckdb.extension_directory = '/usr/lib/pgedge/coldfront/duckdb-extensions' | ||
| duckdb.allow_unsigned_extensions = true | ||
| duckdb.autoinstall_known_extensions = false | ||
| coldfront.warehouse = '<warehouse-name>' | ||
| coldfront.lakekeeper_endpoint = 'http://<lakekeeper-host>:8181/catalog' | ||
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Configure duckdb.postgres_role for package and bare-metal installs.
coldfront.grant_app_access() raises when duckdb.postgres_role is unset. The package and bare-metal instructions omit this setting, and their installation scripts do not create or configure the DuckDB role. Add the duckdb.postgres_role setting and create the referenced NOLOGIN role before running the non-superuser grant step.
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| coldfront.warehouse = '<warehouse-name>' | ||
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Keep the warehouse name consistent across configuration and creation.
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| CREATE ROLE coldfront_duckdb NOLOGIN; | ||
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Create coldfront_duckdb once per PostgreSQL cluster.
CREATE ROLE is cluster-wide, but these instructions also create extensions in a database. If a user repeats the commands for a second database in the same cluster, CREATE ROLE coldfront_duckdb NOLOGIN fails because the role already exists. State that the role is created once per cluster, then run the extension commands in each database.
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Disable upstream extension auto-install for bare-metal setups.
The bare-metal instructions copy patched extensions into $PGDATA/pg_duckdb/extensions, but omit duckdb.autoinstall_known_extensions = false. When a copied extension is missing, pg_duckdb can then download an unpatched upstream extension. That can reintroduce HTTP 409 failures during concurrent cold writes.
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