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[Label Inheritance] Fix issue with excessive NOTICE messages being displayed #815
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[Label Inheritance] Fix issue with excessive NOTICE messages being displayed #815
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…> child_name:parent_name
…eds to fix the testing
* changes to match new needed arguments (boolean is_inheriting).
* Previously, the system was displaying an excessive number of NOTICE messages, which was making it difficult for users to read other important information. This commit addresses this issue by adding a filter to remove any redundant or unnecessary NOTICE messages. As a result, users will now have a much clearer view of the system's status and will be able to easily identify any potential issues. * Changes on regress tests. * Removed variable for inheritance argument check. * Added function to issue ALTER TABLE ... INHERIT command through SPI interface. Co-authored-by: Matheus Matsumoto <matheusfarias519@gmail.com>
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The label redesign project is implementing label inheritance using openCypher spec instead of label commands. So, to create two children of The label redesign project may have conflicts with label inheritance because of having a different architecture. |
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This PR is part of work for the Label Inheritance Project
messages. As a result, users will now have a much clearer view of the system's status and will be able to easily identify any potential issues.
interface.
Co-authored-by: Matheus Matsumoto matheusfarias519@gmail.com