fix(db): type provisioning format() parameters - #114
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format()'s variadic arguments are "any", so Postgres cannot infer bind-parameter types for them; the role-password statement builder failed at first live execution with 'could not determine data type of parameter $1'. Explicit ::text casts fix inference; the vault calls already infer from typed function signatures.
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Found by the fresh-project e2e at first live execution of provisioning:
format()'s variadic args are"any", so bind-parameter types cannot be inferred →could not determine data type of parameter $1. Explicit::textcasts on the two parameters. The vault calls are unaffected (typed function signatures drive inference). Repo-wide sweep shows this was the onlyformat()bind site.Verification notes
pnpm lint/pnpm typecheck(single-line SQL string change in an operational script; no build-surface impact — full chain ran green on the identical tree two merges ago)