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bottomless: checkpoint before initializing bottomless (#726)
* bottomless: checkpoint before initializing bottomless Due to a bug in wallog recovery, we need to checkpoint the database *strictly before* we initialize bottomless. A proper fix should be to use our virtual WAL methods for checkpointing, but there's an initialization cycle and resolving it will be a larger patch - a connection with WAL methods wants us to already have the replication logger created, and replication logger wants to perform a checkpoint on creation. As a mid-term solution, we just perform the forbidden regular checkpoint before bottomless is ever launched. Combined with the fact that bottomless treats existing databases as the source of truth, it just creates a new backup generation and continues working properly. The following scenario was buggy before: 1. We leave the db in the state where some WAL frames still exist in data-wal file 2. We restart sqld 3. bottomless is initialized, it reuses the existing db and WAL frames and uploads them to S3, to avoid creating a potentially costly snapshot 4. ReplicationLogger::new() incorrectly calls sqlite3_wal_checkpoint which swipes data from under bottomless. 5. Bottomless thinks it hasn't checkpointed and continues to write WAL frames. As a result, it writes garbage to S3, because the db was checkpointed outside of bottomless control * fmt fix
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