In 21.1 there was a bug whereby we would store a 0-value column ID in the
sequence's DependedOnBy because we'd add the depedency before allocating
an ID to the column. This bug was fixed in 21.2. Below is a reproduction
I've used to play with this bug:
```bash
roachprod wipe local
roachprod stage local release v21.1.3
roachprod run local -- mv cockroach cockroach-v21.1.3
roachprod stage local release v21.2.10
roachprod run local -- mv cockroach cockroach-v21.2.10
roachprod stage local release v22.1.1
roachprod run local -- mv cockroach cockroach-v22.1.1
roachprod start local --binary cockroach-v21.1.3
roachprod sql local -- -e "create table t1( i int primary key);
create table t2(i int primary key);
create sequence s1;
create sequence s2;
ALTER TABLE t1 ADD c1 BIGINT DEFAULT nextval('s1') NOT NULL;
ALTER TABLE t1 ADD c2 BIGINT DEFAULT nextval('s2') NOT NULL;
ALTER TABLE t2 ADD c1 BIGINT DEFAULT nextval('s1') NOT NULL;"
roachprod stop local
roachprod start local --binary cockroach-v21.2.10
while ! { roachprod sql local -- -e 'show cluster setting version' | grep 21.2 ; }; do sleep 1; done
roachprod sql local -- -e "alter table t1 add column c3 int default nextval('s1');
create table t3 (i int primary key);
alter table t3 add column c1 int default nextval('s1');"
roachprod stop local
roachprod start local --binary cockroach-v22.1.1
while ! { roachprod sql local -- -e 'show cluster setting version' | grep 22.1 ; }; do sleep 1; done
```
For now, for the rest of 22.1 we'll let this slide. As follow-up work, we'll
perform a migration to repair this situation and add back this validation once
the migration has been performed.
Release note (bug fix): In earlier 22.1 releases of cockroach, added validation
could cause problems for descriptors which carried invalid backreferences due
to an earlier bug in 21.1. This stricter validation could result in a variety
of query failures. This patch weakens the validation to permit the corruption
as we know it. A subsequent patch in 22.2 will be created to repair the invalid
reference.