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Match each table to at most one config section #251

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@memory memory commented Jul 10, 2015

In re: #250

  • filter duplicate table entries out of table_names in get_tables_and_gsis()
  • use collections.OrderedDict to preserve the order of table
    configuration sections as we parse the config file
  • use ordereddict from PyPi if we are using python < 2.7

- filter duplicate table entries out of table_names in get_tables_and_gsis()
- use collections.OrderedDict to preserve the order of table
  configuration sections as we parse the config file
- use ordereddict from PyPi if we are using python < 2.7
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memory commented Jul 21, 2015

...thoughts?

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sebdah commented Aug 5, 2015

@memory Thanks for your contribution. I think this makes sense. The problem for me is that it's breaking backwards compatibility (as some users current configuration will behave diffrently when this PR is merged).

My strategy for version numbers is that x.y.z:

  • x Major update, possibly breaking backwards compatibility
  • y New features
  • z Bug fixes and minor things

This would thus be an update to x meaning it would be part of dynamic-dynamodb version 2. No problem per se, but I want to wait with merging this until we can do a proper v2 release with the changes mentioned in #252.

@sebdah sebdah self-assigned this Aug 5, 2015
@sebdah sebdah added this to the 2.0.x milestone Aug 5, 2015
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memory commented Aug 19, 2015

That seems valid -- it would definitely potentially break existing configurations. I will hold my breath for v2.0.0. :)

@sebdah sebdah merged commit 437ae4b into sebdah:master Aug 26, 2015
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