* PT-2156 - Fix tests for lib
- Fixed tests broken for lib/TableParser.pm after fix for PT-1059
- Updated tests for lib/TableParser.pm that are broken due to SHOW CREATE TABLE output format change in 8.0
- Updated modules for all tools that use lib/TableParser.pm
* Revert "Fixed pt-archiver tests"
This reverts commit a3ab87b12e.
This commit wa needed, because removed code in sandbox/slave_channels.sql broked the test. Proper fix would be to do not remove channel names rather than chaging the test. So revertig it.
* PT-2156 - Fix tests for lib
- Updated test t/lib/TableChecksum.t so it reflects changes, introduced in the fix for PT-2016
- Updated test t/lib/RowChecksum.t so it reflects changes added to in the fix for PT-2138: UTF8 support
- Uncommented SQL in sandbox/slave_channels.sql that made t/lib/MasterSlave.t to fail
- Added check for undef into t/pt-archiver/archive_using_channels.t
- Updated lib/Cxn.pm so it uses $dbh->{Active} after issue with the ping() call, reported at https://github.com/perl5-dbi/DBD-mysql/issues/306
* PT-2156 - Fix tests for lib
- Impoved the fix for PT-2016, so it does not files with keys with USING keyword
- Added brackets to expression in lib/TableNibbler.pm, so it does not crap query wit many indexes with OR keyword
- Adjusted test t/lib/TableNibbler.t, so it reflects above chages
- Modified lib/Cxn.pm, so it has workaround for https://github.com/perl5-dbi/DBD-mysql/issues/306 , introduced in DBD::mysql 4.0.50
- Updated tests: added debugging code and cleanups
- Updated modules for tools
* PMM-1914 Fixed column parsing having generated
Fixed table parser code that errouneously considered a column as
generated when the default was empty DEFAULT '' and the COMMENT had
the word 'Generated'.
* PMM-1914 Updated TableParser in all programs
* PT-1914 Updated changelog
* PT-1914 Added test
TableParser's parse function was failing while trying to lowercase
column names in the provided 'SHOW CREATE TABLE'.
The problem was it was trying to lowercase everything between backticks
but lines like these:
`field_name` int comment "here is a ` in the comment"
`second_field_name` int
made the original regex to fail, matching `in the coment"` as an
expression to be lowercased while second_file_name was considered as
outside backticks.