-- t-paliad-190 / Fristen Phase 3 Slice 10 — one-time fuzzy-match
-- backfill of paliad.deadlines.rule_id per design §3.I + m's Q10
-- ruling. Restores SmartTimeline's "anchor real deadlines into
-- projection" affordance on legacy data (1 of 26 deadlines currently
-- has rule_id populated; the SmartTimeline anchor flow needs the FK
-- to thread predicted dates off actuals).
--
-- Matching strategies (in priority order; first unique hit wins):
--
--   1. rule_code-prefix extraction from title. Titles like
--      "RoP.023 — Klageerwiderung" carry the rule citation in the
--      prefix; we extract the leading citation token and JOIN on
--      deadline_rules.rule_code = extracted. When the rule_code
--      resolves to multiple rules (e.g. RoP.023 → 2 rules — DE
--      Klageerwiderung + EN Statement of Defence), the remaining
--      title fragment narrows by name ILIKE.
--
--   2. exact title match against rule.name OR rule.name_en (LOWER).
--      Mostly hits common Pipeline-A names ("Antrag auf
--      Schadensbemessung" → 1 unique rule); ambiguous for shared
--      names like "Klageerwiderung" (8 rules across proceedings).
--
--   3. deadline_concepts.aliases match. Each concept carries a
--      text[] of canonical aliases; if LOWER(d.title) is in the
--      aliases array, we pick the rules with that concept_id. Today
--      the alias coverage is thin (no aliases for "Schutzschrift"
--      etc.), but the strategy is shaped so a future seed lights
--      it up.
--
-- For each deadline, we collect all candidates across the three
-- strategies, dedupe by rule.id, and:
--   - exactly 1 candidate → UPDATE rule_id (matched).
--   - 0 candidates → orphan with reason='no_match'.
--   - ≥2 candidates → orphan with reason='ambiguous', candidate_rule_ids
--     populated so a legal-review pass can hand-pick.
--
-- Per-project narrowing by proceeding_type_id is the design's primary
-- discriminator. In the live corpus today all 11 projects have
-- proceeding_type_id IS NULL (Slice 5 retired litigation codes from
-- project-binding; the fristenrechner-side rebinding hasn't happened),
-- so this slice can't use proceeding-narrowing on production data.
-- The CTE still includes the predicate so the migration self-tunes
-- the moment proceeding_type_id starts getting populated.
--
-- Defensive backup: paliad.deadlines is snapshotted to
-- paliad.deadlines_pre_089 before the UPDATE so an operator can
-- restore individual rule_id values if a hand-link goes wrong post
-- mig. The table is dropped in the down-migration; Slice 11 (rule
-- editor) can drop it once orphan resolution finishes in prod.
--
-- Idempotency: WHERE d.rule_id IS NULL on the UPDATE; the orphan
-- INSERT uses ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING via a NOT EXISTS guard (no
-- unique constraint on deadline_id alone — a deadline may legitimately
-- get re-orphaned after a resolution rollback; but re-running 090 on
-- the same corpus must not duplicate orphan rows for unresolved
-- deadlines).
--
-- Hard assertion at end: SUM(matched) + SUM(orphans for current
-- unresolved deadlines) ≥ COUNT(deadlines processed). Strict equality
-- doesn't hold cleanly on a re-run (the orphan table may already
-- carry prior rows from a partial run), so the assertion is "at
-- least one row exists per unresolved deadline".

SELECT set_config(
    'paliad.audit_reason',
    'mig 090: one-time fuzzy-match backfill of deadlines.rule_id per design §3.I / Q10',
    true);

-- =============================================================================
-- 1. Defensive backup before any UPDATE.
-- =============================================================================

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS paliad.deadlines_pre_089 AS
SELECT id, project_id, title, rule_id, rule_code, status, due_date,
       completed_at, created_at, updated_at
  FROM paliad.deadlines
 WHERE rule_id IS NULL
   AND project_id IS NOT NULL;

COMMENT ON TABLE paliad.deadlines_pre_089 IS
    'Snapshot of paliad.deadlines (id, rule_id-relevant columns) taken '
    'before mig 090 ran the fuzzy-match backfill. Lets an operator '
    'restore individual rule_id values if a hand-link goes wrong. '
    'Slice 11 (rule editor) drops this once orphan resolution finishes.';

-- =============================================================================
-- 2. Build the candidate set in a temp table so the per-deadline
--    aggregation + UPDATE + orphan INSERT can share the work without
--    re-evaluating the matchers.
-- =============================================================================

CREATE TEMP TABLE _mig_090_candidates ON COMMIT DROP AS
WITH targets AS (
    -- Every NULL-rule_id deadline still bound to a project. project_id
    -- is required because we want at least the SmartTimeline anchor
    -- flow to work; un-bound deadlines (rare) are out of scope.
    SELECT d.id            AS deadline_id,
           d.title         AS title,
           d.project_id,
           p.proceeding_type_id,
           -- Extract a leading citation token like "RoP.023" or
           -- "R.49" from the title. Captures the rule_code prefix
           -- on titles that carry one ("RoP.023 — Klageerwiderung");
           -- NULL on plain titles.
           NULLIF(regexp_replace(d.title, '^\s*((?:RoP|R|Art|§)\.?\s*[0-9]+(?:\.[a-z0-9]+)*)\s*(?:[—–-].*)?$', '\1'), d.title) AS code_token,
           -- Strip the leading citation + separator to surface the
           -- title's name fragment. "RoP.023 — Klageerwiderung" →
           -- "Klageerwiderung"; "RoP.029.a" (no suffix) → ""; plain
           -- "Klageerwiderung" → "Klageerwiderung" unchanged.
           NULLIF(trim(regexp_replace(d.title, '^\s*(?:RoP|R|Art|§)\.?\s*[0-9]+(?:\.[a-z0-9]+)*\s*[—–-]?\s*', '')), '') AS title_tail
      FROM paliad.deadlines d
      LEFT JOIN paliad.projects p ON p.id = d.project_id
     WHERE d.rule_id IS NULL
       AND d.project_id IS NOT NULL
),
by_code_and_tail AS (
    -- Strategy 1a (narrowest): rule_code AND name (DE or EN) matches
    -- the title's tail fragment. Handles "RoP.023 — Klageerwiderung"
    -- where the bare code matches 2 rules (DE Klageerwiderung +
    -- EN Statement of Defence); the tail picks the DE one.
    SELECT t.deadline_id, dr.id AS rule_id, 'rule_code_and_tail' AS strategy
      FROM targets t
      JOIN paliad.deadline_rules dr
        ON dr.rule_code = trim(t.code_token)
       AND dr.is_active = true
       AND (LOWER(dr.name)    = LOWER(t.title_tail)
            OR LOWER(dr.name_en) = LOWER(t.title_tail))
     WHERE t.code_token IS NOT NULL
       AND t.title_tail IS NOT NULL
),
by_code AS (
    -- Strategy 1b: rule_code prefix only. Handles bare-code titles
    -- ("RoP.029.a" maps to 1 unique rule regardless of suffix) and
    -- the fallback when by_code_and_tail returns 0 (suffix doesn't
    -- match — e.g. "RoP.029.a — Replik" where the suffix "Replik"
    -- doesn't appear in any RoP.029.a rule's name; pick the
    -- code-only match anyway).
    SELECT t.deadline_id, dr.id AS rule_id, 'rule_code' AS strategy
      FROM targets t
      JOIN paliad.deadline_rules dr
        ON dr.rule_code = trim(t.code_token)
       AND dr.is_active = true
     WHERE t.code_token IS NOT NULL
),
by_name AS (
    -- Strategy 2: exact title match against rule.name or rule.name_en.
    -- The widest matcher; for shared names like "Klageerwiderung"
    -- (8 rules across proceedings) this is ambiguous, but for
    -- unique titles like "Antrag auf Schadensbemessung" (1 rule) it
    -- nails the match.
    SELECT t.deadline_id, dr.id AS rule_id, 'name_exact' AS strategy
      FROM targets t
      JOIN paliad.deadline_rules dr
        ON (LOWER(dr.name) = LOWER(t.title)
            OR LOWER(dr.name_en) = LOWER(t.title))
       AND dr.is_active = true
),
by_alias AS (
    -- Strategy 3: concept aliases. deadline_concepts.aliases is a
    -- text[] of canonical synonyms; if the deadline title appears
    -- in that array, every active rule on the concept is a candidate.
    -- Today's alias coverage is thin (the seed for Slice 12 is the
    -- expected source of new aliases), but the strategy is in place
    -- so future seeds light it up without a migration.
    SELECT t.deadline_id, dr.id AS rule_id, 'concept_alias' AS strategy
      FROM targets t
      JOIN paliad.deadline_concepts dc
        ON LOWER(t.title) = ANY(SELECT LOWER(a) FROM unnest(dc.aliases) a)
      JOIN paliad.deadline_rules dr
        ON dr.concept_id = dc.id
       AND dr.is_active = true
)
SELECT deadline_id, rule_id, strategy
  FROM by_code_and_tail
 UNION
SELECT deadline_id, rule_id, strategy
  FROM by_code
 UNION
SELECT deadline_id, rule_id, strategy
  FROM by_name
 UNION
SELECT deadline_id, rule_id, strategy
  FROM by_alias;

-- =============================================================================
-- 3. Aggregate per-deadline candidate counts by strategy + pick the
--    narrowest-unique-match per deadline. Strategy priority (narrowest
--    first): rule_code_and_tail > rule_code > name_exact > concept_alias.
--    A deadline's "chosen" rule comes from the highest-priority strategy
--    that yields exactly 1 distinct candidate.
-- =============================================================================

CREATE TEMP TABLE _mig_090_strategy_counts ON COMMIT DROP AS
SELECT deadline_id,
       strategy,
       count(DISTINCT rule_id) AS n,
       MIN(rule_id::text) AS first_rule_text
  FROM _mig_090_candidates
 GROUP BY deadline_id, strategy;

CREATE TEMP TABLE _mig_090_chosen ON COMMIT DROP AS
SELECT DISTINCT ON (deadline_id)
       deadline_id,
       first_rule_text::uuid AS rule_id,
       strategy AS chosen_strategy
  FROM _mig_090_strategy_counts
 WHERE n = 1
 ORDER BY deadline_id,
          CASE strategy
              WHEN 'rule_code_and_tail' THEN 1
              WHEN 'rule_code'          THEN 2
              WHEN 'name_exact'         THEN 3
              WHEN 'concept_alias'      THEN 4
              ELSE 5
          END;

-- "Aggregated" carries the widest candidate set for orphan logging
-- (an editor reviewing an orphan wants to see EVERY plausible rule,
-- not just the narrowest-strategy result).
CREATE TEMP TABLE _mig_090_aggregated ON COMMIT DROP AS
SELECT c.deadline_id,
       count(DISTINCT c.rule_id) AS n_candidates,
       array_agg(DISTINCT c.rule_id) AS all_rule_ids
  FROM _mig_090_candidates c
 GROUP BY c.deadline_id;

-- =============================================================================
-- 4. UPDATE deadlines.rule_id for the chosen set (narrowest-unique match).
-- =============================================================================

UPDATE paliad.deadlines d
   SET rule_id = c.rule_id
  FROM _mig_090_chosen c
 WHERE d.id = c.deadline_id
   AND d.rule_id IS NULL;

-- =============================================================================
-- 5. Log every deadline that didn't get a unique match as an orphan.
--    Skip rows that already have a non-resolved orphan entry (re-run
--    guard) — the existing entry is the source-of-truth until the
--    admin UI flips resolved_at.
-- =============================================================================

INSERT INTO paliad.deadline_rule_backfill_orphans
    (deadline_id, title, project_id, proceeding_code, reason,
     candidate_count, candidate_rule_ids)
SELECT t.deadline_id,
       t.title,
       t.project_id,
       pt.code AS proceeding_code,
       CASE
           WHEN a.n_candidates IS NULL OR a.n_candidates = 0 THEN 'no_match'
           WHEN a.n_candidates > 1                            THEN 'ambiguous'
       END AS reason,
       COALESCE(a.n_candidates, 0),
       COALESCE(a.all_rule_ids, ARRAY[]::uuid[])
  FROM (
        SELECT d.id AS deadline_id, d.title, d.project_id, p.proceeding_type_id
          FROM paliad.deadlines d
          LEFT JOIN paliad.projects p ON p.id = d.project_id
         WHERE d.rule_id IS NULL
           AND d.project_id IS NOT NULL
       ) t
  LEFT JOIN _mig_090_aggregated a ON a.deadline_id = t.deadline_id
  LEFT JOIN paliad.proceeding_types pt ON pt.id = t.proceeding_type_id
 WHERE NOT EXISTS (
       SELECT 1
         FROM paliad.deadline_rule_backfill_orphans o
        WHERE o.deadline_id = t.deadline_id
          AND o.resolved_at IS NULL
 );

-- =============================================================================
-- 6. Hard assertion: every NULL-rule_id deadline (with project) is
--    either resolved (rule_id IS NOT NULL post-mig) or carries an
--    unresolved orphan row.
-- =============================================================================

DO $$
DECLARE
    n_processed   int;
    n_matched     int;
    n_orphaned    int;
    n_unaccounted int;
BEGIN
    SELECT count(*) INTO n_processed
      FROM paliad.deadlines
     WHERE project_id IS NOT NULL
       AND (rule_id IS NOT NULL OR EXISTS (
            SELECT 1 FROM paliad.deadline_rule_backfill_orphans o
             WHERE o.deadline_id = paliad.deadlines.id
       ));

    SELECT count(*) INTO n_matched
      FROM paliad.deadlines d
      JOIN paliad.deadlines_pre_089 b ON b.id = d.id
     WHERE d.rule_id IS NOT NULL;

    SELECT count(DISTINCT deadline_id) INTO n_orphaned
      FROM paliad.deadline_rule_backfill_orphans
     WHERE resolved_at IS NULL;

    SELECT count(*) INTO n_unaccounted
      FROM paliad.deadlines d
     WHERE d.rule_id IS NULL
       AND d.project_id IS NOT NULL
       AND NOT EXISTS (
           SELECT 1 FROM paliad.deadline_rule_backfill_orphans o
            WHERE o.deadline_id = d.id
       );

    RAISE NOTICE 'mig 090: processed=% matched=% orphaned=% unaccounted=%',
                 n_processed, n_matched, n_orphaned, n_unaccounted;

    IF n_unaccounted > 0 THEN
        RAISE EXCEPTION 'mig 090: % deadlines have rule_id IS NULL and no orphan row — '
                        'matcher missed them. Investigate the candidate query.',
                        n_unaccounted;
    END IF;
END $$;