fix(metadata-db): backfill missing job descriptors in job_events#1983
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fix(metadata-db): backfill missing job descriptors in job_events#1983
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Corrective migration for jobs that were past `SCHEDULED` state when the job_events table was created, causing their descriptors to be lost. - Add migration to insert `SCHEDULED` events with descriptors from `jobs.descriptor` - Target jobs that have a non-null descriptor but no `SCHEDULED` event with detail - Use `NOT EXISTS` guard to make the migration idempotent for all deployment states
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Corrective migration for jobs that were past
SCHEDULEDstate when the job_events table was created, causing their descriptors to be lost.SCHEDULEDevents with descriptors fromjobs.descriptorSCHEDULEDevent with detailNOT EXISTSguard to make the migration idempotent for all deployment states