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fix(worker-sizing): no-sizing request must return the nil default profile (#693)
Regression from #692. resolveWorkerProfile resolved EVERY request to a concrete
profile (e.g. "8|16Gi|false"), including no-GUC / gate-off traffic. On a deploy
with SHARED_WARM_TARGET>0 the concrete-default key never matches a neutral warm
worker's key ("||false"), so default connections can neither reuse a warm worker
nor be served by warm replenishment (which spawns neutral workers) — they fail
with "no warm Duckgres worker is currently available". Confirmed on mw-dev:
default connections timed out and the warm pool churned neutral workers.
Fix forward: return nil (the default sentinel that matches the neutral warm pool)
when client sizing is gated off OR no worker_cpu/worker_memory/worker_ttl GUC is
set — restoring pre-#692 default behavior exactly. A concrete profile is returned
only when the client explicitly opts in (gate on + a sizing GUC). The default
worker SIZE continues to come from the pool-global WorkerCPURequest/MemoryRequest.
Concrete sizing only becomes fully functional once the warm pool is removed
(docs/design/worker-ttl-pool.md); until then it is opt-in via the gate.
Regression guard: TestResolveWorkerProfileSizing_NoSizingIsNil. The per-PR e2e
runs SHARED_WARM_TARGET=0 so cannot reproduce this; the standing deploy runs >0.1 parent 1edabc8 commit 1ef92a1
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