feat: Remove collection from patch schema #1957
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| fieldIndexesByName := make(map[string]int, len(col.Schema.Fields)) | ||
| fieldIndexesByCollection[colName] = fieldIndexesByName | ||
| for i, field := range col.Schema.Fields { | ||
| fieldIndexesByCollection := make(map[string]map[string]int, len(schemaByName)) |
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suggestion: fieldIndexesBySchema
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cheers, changing :)
- Rename var to fieldIndexesBySchema
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| @@ -228,12 +206,19 @@ func (db *db) createCollection( | |||
| func (db *db) updateCollection( | |||
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todo: Spotted by Fred - this should no longer be called updateCollection.
- Rename to
updateSchema
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Nothing that it should also be moved to schema.go
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I think it should be co-located with the other functions that update the descriptions (including the future patchCollection), spreading those functions out will not aid readability.
Your thought should be re-visited in #1963 once everything in this space makes a little more sense and we can move everything together.
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| for _, schema := range newSchemaByName { | ||
| if schema.Name == "" { | ||
| return ErrSchemaNameEmpty | ||
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| collectionDescription, ok := collectionsByName[schema.Name] | ||
| if !ok { | ||
| return NewErrAddCollectionWithPatch(schema.Name) | ||
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| col, err := db.newCollection(collectionDescription, schema) |
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thought: If we change the current updateCollection to updateSchema, we will still need an updateCollection function to handle the collection specific update to the new schema version. This part might be better off in that new updateCollection function.
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## Relevant issue(s) Resolves sourcenetwork#1956 ## Description Removes collectionDescription from patch schema. PatchSchema now only uses collectionDescription internally to update it if requested (bool param). This now means that the only place remaining (minus a util func that got missed) that refs collectionDescription.Schema should be the serialization. This will be sorted out in a later PR, before removal of the property completely.
## Relevant issue(s) Resolves sourcenetwork#1956 ## Description Removes collectionDescription from patch schema. PatchSchema now only uses collectionDescription internally to update it if requested (bool param). This now means that the only place remaining (minus a util func that got missed) that refs collectionDescription.Schema should be the serialization. This will be sorted out in a later PR, before removal of the property completely.
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Resolves #1956
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Removes collectionDescription from patch schema.
PatchSchema now only uses collectionDescription internally to update it if requested (bool param).
This now means that the only place remaining (minus a util func that got missed) that refs collectionDescription.Schema should be the serialization. This will be sorted out in a later PR, before removal of the property completely.