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Unified Storage: Fix Create, Update and Delete wrt Resource Versions (#88183)

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* add sqltemplate utilities, improve tests and documentation

* bunch of things

* remove unnecessary message

* add queries

* add queries

* add queries

* add folders support

* fix diff

* fix linters

* fix diff

* fix linters

* fix linters

* fix typo

* fix linters

* fix linters

* fix linters

* several fixes

* several fixes

* temporarily disable k8s integration tests for Entity Server

* postpone some tests

* postpone documentation changes

* Fix bug in create

* improve error reporting

* fix PostgeSQL parameters

* fix MySQL sqlmode

* fix MySQL-5.7

* reduce but document the number of database connection options

* remove unused code and improve docs
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Diego Augusto Molina
2024-06-05 14:23:32 -03:00
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parent cbe7521a56
commit 6fcd7d9e03
43 changed files with 1867 additions and 1298 deletions
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pkg/services/store/entity/sqlstash/sqltemplate/example_test.go
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@@ -103,15 +103,15 @@ func Example() {
// Assuming that we have a *sql.DB object named "db", we could now make our
// query with:
// row := db.QueryRowContext(ctx, query, queryData.Args...)
// row := db.QueryRowContext(ctx, query, queryData.GetArgs()...)
// // and check row.Err() here
// As we're not actually running a database in this example, let's verify
// that we find our arguments populated as expected instead:
if len(queryData.Args) != 1 {
if len(queryData.GetArgs()) != 1 {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("unexpected number of args: %#v", queryData.Args))
}
id, ok := queryData.Args[0].(int)
id, ok := queryData.GetArgs()[0].(int)
if !ok || id != queryData.Request.ID {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("unexpected args: %#v", queryData.Args))
}
@@ -119,25 +119,25 @@ func Example() {
// In your code you would now have "row" populated with the row data,
// assuming that the operation succeeded, so you would now scan the row data
// abd populate the values of our response:
// err := row.Scan(queryData.ScanDest...)
// err := row.Scan(queryData.GetScanDest()...)
// // and check err here
// Again, as we're not actually running a database in this example, we will
// instead run the code to assert that queryData.ScanDest was populated with
// the expected data, which should be pointers to each of the fields of
// Response so that the Scan method can write to them:
if len(queryData.ScanDest) != 3 {
if len(queryData.GetScanDest()) != 3 {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("unexpected number of scan dest: %#v", queryData.ScanDest))
}
idPtr, ok := queryData.ScanDest[0].(*int)
idPtr, ok := queryData.GetScanDest()[0].(*int)
if !ok || idPtr != &queryData.Response.ID {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("unexpected response 'id' pointer: %#v", queryData.ScanDest))
}
typePtr, ok := queryData.ScanDest[1].(*string)
typePtr, ok := queryData.GetScanDest()[1].(*string)
if !ok || typePtr != &queryData.Response.Type {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("unexpected response 'type' pointer: %#v", queryData.ScanDest))
}
namePtr, ok := queryData.ScanDest[2].(*string)
namePtr, ok := queryData.GetScanDest()[2].(*string)
if !ok || namePtr != &queryData.Response.Name {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("unexpected response 'name' pointer: %#v", queryData.ScanDest))
}