Clean up EntityMetadataSupport after bugfix for handling configured table prefixes and secondary indices #89
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My team got bit by #47, and I started fixing it myself before realizing that
developalready has a fix, it's just not deployed to maven central yet.I'd like to get a better lay of the land and add unit tests for this case too, but this jumped out at me as an initial simplification. In case it wasn't clear from the original bug report, the root issue was that when a table name prefix was configured in the DynamoDBMapperConfig through tableNameOverride, that prefix (or any table name overriding) was not being applied for queries that used secondary indices. The table name override was working for queries by the main hash index, or scans.
This is Kotlin code, but here's a slightly modified example of my config that was causing the issue:
We, and other users, are using table name prefixing to handle passing environment-specific prefixes in, so we have
dev-entity,stg-entity, so on for a table that holds entities.