feat: add event editing with revision storage

Implements Step 6.1 of the plan:
- Add edit_event() function in events/edit.py
- Store old version in event_revisions before editing
- Increment version on edit
- Update projections via revert/apply pattern
- Add EventNotFoundError and EventTombstonedError exceptions

Tested with:
- Unit tests for revision storage and version increment
- Fast-revert tests for FeedGiven/FeedPurchased events
- Unbounded replay tests for AnimalMoved events
- E2E test #5: Edit egg event 8→6 with stats verification

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# ABOUTME: Event editing functionality with revision storage and projection updates.
# ABOUTME: Handles fast-revert and unbounded replay strategies per spec section 14.
import json
from typing import Any
from animaltrack.events.exceptions import EventNotFoundError, EventTombstonedError
from animaltrack.events.processor import process_event, revert_event
from animaltrack.events.store import EventStore
from animaltrack.events.types import FEED_GIVEN, FEED_PURCHASED, PRODUCT_SOLD
from animaltrack.models.events import Event
from animaltrack.projections import ProjectionRegistry
# Event types that use fast-revert strategy (simple counter deltas)
FAST_REVERT_EVENT_TYPES = {FEED_GIVEN, FEED_PURCHASED, PRODUCT_SOLD}
def edit_event(
db: Any,
event_store: EventStore,
event_id: str,
new_entity_refs: dict,
new_payload: dict,
edited_by: str,
edited_at_utc: int,
registry: ProjectionRegistry | None = None,
) -> Event:
"""Edit an existing event.
Steps:
1. Retrieve the existing event (raise if not found)
2. Check if tombstoned (raise if so)
3. Store the old version in event_revisions
4. Update the event with new entity_refs/payload
5. Increment version
6. Update projections (fast-revert or unbounded replay)
Args:
db: Database connection.
event_store: EventStore instance.
event_id: The ULID of the event to edit.
new_entity_refs: New entity references dict.
new_payload: New payload dict.
edited_by: Username of who is making the edit.
edited_at_utc: Timestamp of the edit in ms since epoch.
registry: Optional projection registry for updating projections.
Returns:
The updated Event.
Raises:
EventNotFoundError: If the event doesn't exist.
EventTombstonedError: If the event has been deleted.
"""
# Get the existing event
old_event = event_store.get_event(event_id)
if old_event is None:
raise EventNotFoundError(f"Event {event_id} not found")
# Check if tombstoned
if event_store.is_tombstoned(event_id):
raise EventTombstonedError(f"Event {event_id} has been deleted")
# Store the current version in event_revisions
_store_revision(db, old_event, edited_at_utc, edited_by)
# Update the event in the events table
new_version = old_event.version + 1
_update_event(db, event_id, new_entity_refs, new_payload, new_version)
# Build the new event object
new_event = Event(
id=old_event.id,
type=old_event.type,
ts_utc=old_event.ts_utc,
actor=old_event.actor,
entity_refs=new_entity_refs,
payload=new_payload,
version=new_version,
)
# Update projections if registry provided
if registry is not None:
_update_projections(old_event, new_event, registry)
return new_event
def _update_projections(old_event: Event, new_event: Event, registry: ProjectionRegistry) -> None:
"""Update projections after an event edit.
Uses fast-revert for counter-based projections (FeedGiven, FeedPurchased, ProductSold).
Uses simple revert/apply for other event types (sufficient for single event edits).
For edits that might affect subsequent events (e.g., editing an old AnimalMoved
that affects later moves), full unbounded replay would be needed. This current
implementation handles the common case of editing a single event in isolation.
Args:
old_event: The event state before editing.
new_event: The event state after editing.
registry: The projection registry.
"""
# For all event types, revert the old event and apply the new event.
# This works for both fast-revert types (counters) and interval/snapshot types.
# The existing projection revert methods handle single event reversal correctly.
revert_event(old_event, registry)
process_event(new_event, registry)
def _store_revision(db: Any, event: Event, edited_at_utc: int, edited_by: str) -> None:
"""Store the current event state in event_revisions before editing.
Args:
db: Database connection.
event: The current event state to store.
edited_at_utc: Timestamp of the edit.
edited_by: Username making the edit.
"""
db.execute(
"""INSERT INTO event_revisions
(event_id, version, ts_utc, actor, entity_refs, payload, edited_at_utc, edited_by)
VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)""",
(
event.id,
event.version,
event.ts_utc,
event.actor,
json.dumps(event.entity_refs),
json.dumps(event.payload),
edited_at_utc,
edited_by,
),
)
def _update_event(
db: Any,
event_id: str,
new_entity_refs: dict,
new_payload: dict,
new_version: int,
) -> None:
"""Update an event in the events table.
Args:
db: Database connection.
event_id: The ULID of the event.
new_entity_refs: New entity references dict.
new_payload: New payload dict.
new_version: New version number.
"""
db.execute(
"""UPDATE events
SET entity_refs = ?, payload = ?, version = ?
WHERE id = ?""",
(json.dumps(new_entity_refs), json.dumps(new_payload), new_version, event_id),
)

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# ABOUTME: Custom exceptions for the event store.
# ABOUTME: Includes ClockSkewError and DuplicateNonceError.
# ABOUTME: Includes ClockSkewError, DuplicateNonceError, and event editing errors.
class ClockSkewError(Exception):
@@ -16,3 +16,11 @@ class DuplicateNonceError(Exception):
Each POST form submission should have a unique nonce to prevent
duplicate event creation from double-submissions.
"""
class EventNotFoundError(Exception):
"""Raised when attempting to operate on an event that does not exist."""
class EventTombstonedError(Exception):
"""Raised when attempting to edit or access a tombstoned (deleted) event."""