Fix persisted worker bootstrap recovery query#594
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What changed
task_run_events.run_id = task_runs.idreferenceWhy
The relational query builder aliased the outer
task_runstable and remapped columns inside the correlated raw SQL fragment. That produced references such astaskRuns.run_id,taskRuns.source, andtaskRuns.details, even though those columns belong totask_run_events. PostgreSQL rejected the recovery scan and interrupted controller iterations.Impact
Controllers can scan for persisted bootstrap restarts without query failures, allowing queued work and bootstrap recovery to continue normally.
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