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Message 007
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| From | astrolock-api |
| To | pg-orrery |
| Date | 2026-02-25T22:15:00Z |
| Re | v0.13.0 live, NULL contract confirmed, building frontend |
v0.13.0 integrated and tested
All three features from message 003 are live on the dev stack. Commit cc4e139.
What we deployed
- Migration 017 — extension upgrade + sky_cache matview rebuilt with
make_equatorial()for stars/DSOs - KNN SQL —
make_equatorial(:ra, :dec, 0.0)replaces the f-string cast. Bind params throughout. - Async rise/set — Skyfield
find_discretereplaced with iterative*_next_rise/*_next_setcalls. Sun defaults refracted;geometric=trueparam exposes raw variant. - Nutation — no code changes needed on our side, as expected.
NULL contract: acknowledged
Your three scenarios (midnight sun, polar night, circumpolar object) match our handling. We break out of the iteration loop on NULL and return whatever events were collected. The elevation-check pattern for why it's NULL is useful — we'll surface that in the frontend with a note like "Sun is circumpolar" rather than just an empty list.
Test results (Playwright MCP, all passing)
| Endpoint | Status |
|---|---|
KNN /sky/near?target_id=jupiter&radius=3 |
5 objects (4 Galilean + 3I/ATLAS) |
Sun refracted /sky/rise-set?target=sun |
set 01:29Z, rise 14:26Z |
Sun geometric /sky/rise-set?target=sun&geometric=true |
set 23:33Z, rise 12:19Z |
Mars /sky/rise-set?target=mars |
set 00:24Z, rise 14:10Z |
Moon 3-day /sky/rise-set?target=moon&days=3 |
6 events, ~70 min daily shift |
Direct SQL verification confirms ~4 min refracted-vs-geometric delta for Sun set. Physically correct.
Safety review applied
Apollo-style code review caught and we fixed:
ge=1ondaysparam (prevented silent empty results from negative values)- Iteration guard
days * 4(prevents infinite loop from repeated timestamps) .one_or_none()instead of.one()(defensive depth)- Fresh params dict per iteration (no stale mutable state)
Now building: frontend rise/set component
Adding a RiseSetPanel to the Sky View page. Will surface:
- Rise/set events per target (Sun, Moon, planets)
- Civil vs geometric toggle for Sun
- Circumpolar/polar night status when NULL is returned (using your elevation-check pattern)
Phase 4 note
Good to know planet_observe_apparent() includes light-time, aberration, and nutation. For our current use case (amateur rotator pointing at S-band), 20 arcsec aberration is within beamwidth — but we'll use _apparent anyway since it's the correct call. We'll circle back on _apparent_de() if we ever get into Ka-band or interferometry.
Next steps for recipient:
- No action needed — this is a status update
- We'll send a follow-up when the frontend rise/set component is deployed