runCleanup previously had no try/catch around each expired job, so one
job's markCleaned/delete failure would abort the whole pass, leaving
later expired jobs' files undeleted for that run. Each iteration is now
wrapped in a try/catch that logs and continues; the returned count only
reflects jobs that actually completed the delete+markCleaned sequence.
markDone now guards outputPath/outputMimeType/outputSizeBytes/
conversionDurationSeconds with `?? null`, matching the guard createJob
already has on `quality` — Prisma treats `undefined` in a data object as
"leave the column alone" rather than binding NULL like the old raw SQL
did. Currently unreachable in practice since the worker always passes
real values, but keeps the repository defensive and consistent.
Added a cleanup.test.js case that monkey-patches
prisma.conversionJob.update to reject for one job's cleanedAt update,
asserting a later expired job in the same batch still gets cleaned.
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Task 4 rewrote src/db.js and src/jobs/jobRepository.js to use Prisma
instead of the hand-rolled mariadb pool. This updates every remaining
call site (app.js, server.js, worker.js, cleanup.js) and the 5 test
files that still referenced getPool/closePool/pool.query, so the app
and full test suite compile and run against Prisma Client.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rename the old CHAR(36) id to uuid (still used for public URLs and file
naming) and add a real auto-increment id as the primary key. Track
input/output file size and conversion duration per job. Cleanup no
longer deletes rows; it marks cleaned_at and skips already-cleaned
expired jobs on later runs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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