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WalkthroughThe recent modifications across various Scala files primarily integrate a new Changes
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Actionable comments generated: 1
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Files selected for processing (14)
- src/main/scala/domain/graph/GraphEdge.scala (2 hunks)
- src/main/scala/domain/graph/GraphVertex.scala (2 hunks)
- src/main/scala/domain/table/ddl/TableAttributes.scala (1 hunks)
- src/main/scala/domain/table/ddl/TableList.scala (2 hunks)
- src/main/scala/domain/table/ddl/attribute/PrimaryKey.scala (1 hunks)
- src/main/scala/domain/table/ddl/column/ColumnList.scala (1 hunks)
- src/test/scala/domain/graph/GraphEdgeSpec.scala (3 hunks)
- src/test/scala/domain/graph/GraphVertexSpec.scala (2 hunks)
- src/test/scala/domain/table/ddl/TableAttributesSpec.scala (1 hunks)
- src/test/scala/domain/table/ddl/TableListSpec.scala (3 hunks)
- src/test/scala/domain/table/ddl/attribute/PrimaryKeySpec.scala (1 hunks)
- src/test/scala/domain/table/ddl/column/ColumnListSpec.scala (1 hunks)
- src/test/scala/usecase/ByExhaustiveSearchSpec.scala (7 hunks)
- src/test/scala/usecase/UsingSpecificKeyListSpec.scala (6 hunks)
Additional comments: 13
src/main/scala/domain/table/ddl/TableAttributes.scala (3)
- 5-5: The class
TableAttributes
correctly encapsulates primary key information for table attributes. This design aligns well with the objective of enhancing database schema management by introducing primary keys.- 14-16: The
merge
method inTableAttributes
class properly merges primary keys from twoTableAttributes
instances. Ensure that the logic for merging primary keys, as implemented in thePrimaryKey
class, correctly handles all expected scenarios, especially considering primary keys should be unique and not arbitrarily mergeable.- 18-18: The
toSqlSentenceSeq
method effectively converts primary key information into a SQL sentence. This method's implementation is straightforward and adheres to the requirements for SQL sentence generation based on primary key attributes.src/main/scala/domain/table/ddl/attribute/PrimaryKey.scala (2)
- 5-5: The
PrimaryKey
class is well-defined, encapsulating a set ofColumnName
instances. Using a set ensures uniqueness among column names, which is a fundamental requirement for primary keys.- 22-23: The
toSqlSentence
method correctly formats the primary key as a SQL sentence. The use ofsortBy
on column names before generating the SQL string ensures a consistent and predictable output, which is beneficial for SQL sentence generation and debugging.src/test/scala/domain/table/ddl/TableAttributesSpec.scala (2)
- 9-16: The test case for the
merge
method inTableAttributesSpec
correctly verifies that merging twoTableAttributes
instances with the same primary key results in an equivalentTableAttributes
instance. This test ensures themerge
method's functionality aligns with expectations.- 19-25: The test case for the
toSqlSentenceSeq
method successfully validates the SQL sentence generation for primary keys. It ensures that the method returns the expected SQL string for a given primary key, aligning with the requirements for correct SQL sentence generation.src/main/scala/domain/table/ddl/column/ColumnList.scala (1)
- 28-28: The renaming of
toSqlSentence
totoSqlSentenceSeq
in theColumnList
class reflects the change in functionality from returning a single string to a sequence of strings. This change is appropriate given the context of generating SQL sentences for multiple columns, enhancing modularity and clarity in SQL generation.src/test/scala/domain/table/ddl/attribute/PrimaryKeySpec.scala (2)
- 8-25: The test cases for the
merge
method inPrimaryKeySpec
effectively cover scenarios where primary keys are identical and where they are not. These tests ensure themerge
method behaves as expected in both success and failure scenarios, maintaining primary key integrity.- 27-32: The test case for the
toSqlSentence
method inPrimaryKeySpec
correctly verifies the SQL sentence generation for a set of column names. This test ensures that the method produces a valid SQL PRIMARY KEY clause, which is crucial for accurate database schema representation.src/main/scala/domain/table/ddl/TableList.scala (3)
- 7-9: The modification to include
TableAttributes
in theTableList
value map is a significant enhancement. It allows for a more comprehensive representation of table definitions, including both columns and primary keys, aligning with the objective of enhancing database schema management.- 21-33: The updated
merge
method inTableList
now correctly handles merging bothColumnList
andTableAttributes
. This ensures that the merged table list accurately represents the combined schema of two tables, including their columns and primary keys.- 38-41: The
toSqlSentence
method's modification to incorporateTableAttributes
in SQL sentence generation is a crucial update. It ensures that the SQL creation process accounts for primary keys, enhancing the accuracy and completeness of the generated SQL schema.
def merge(target: PrimaryKey): PrimaryKey = if (value == target.value) { | ||
this | ||
} else { | ||
throw new IllegalArgumentException( | ||
s"primary key must be unique. detected values: $value and ${target.value}" | ||
) | ||
} |
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The merge
method in PrimaryKey
throws an IllegalArgumentException
if the primary keys to merge are not identical. This strict approach ensures primary key integrity but might limit flexibility in schema evolution scenarios. Consider if there are use cases where merging different primary keys could be valid and if additional logic is needed to handle such cases.
Summary by CodeRabbit
TableAttributes
class to represent and manage attributes of database tables, including primary keys.GraphEdge
andGraphVertex
to utilizeTableAttributes
.toSqlSentence
method inColumnList
totoSqlSentenceSeq
for improved clarity and functionality.TableAttributes
,PrimaryKey
, and modified SQL sentence generation.