feat(libp2p): add raw peer_id columns to all libp2p tables#708
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feat(libp2p): add raw peer_id columns to all libp2p tables#708
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Add peer_id string columns alongside existing peer_id_unique_key (seahash) columns to enable direct peer identification for debugging and analysis. - Add peer_id to 27 tables with peer_id_unique_key - Add remote_peer_id to 3 tables (connected, disconnected, synthetic_heartbeat) - Add graft_peer_id to libp2p_rpc_meta_control_prune - Update 30 Vector transforms to populate the new columns - Historical rows remain NULL; only new data will be populated
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peer_idstring columns alongside existingpeer_id_unique_key(seahash) columns to all libp2p tablespeer_idto 27 tables,remote_peer_idto 3 tables,graft_peer_idto 1 tableChanges
ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMNon both local and distributed tables (zero downtime)