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🔄 What Changed

This PR introduces support for default values in database columns. Two main changes were implemented:

  1. Added a new DefaultValue struct to the schema package to represent default values for columns
  2. Implemented a sanitizeDefaultValue function to clean up default values from MySQL information schema

🔍 Impact of the Change

The changes enable the migration tool to properly handle and preserve default values from source databases. This is particularly important for MySQL databases where default values in the information schema contain extra characters that need to be sanitized.

📁 Total Files Changed

  • schema/schema.go: Added the DefaultValue struct
  • sources/mysql/infoschema.go: Modified to capture default values and implemented sanitizeDefaultValue function
  • sources/mysql/infoschema_test.go: Updated tests to verify default value handling

🧪 Test Added

  • Added comprehensive test cases for the sanitizeDefaultValue function that verify handling of various special characters and escape sequences
  • Updated existing schema tests to include columns with default values
  • Test cases cover various scenarios including newlines, tabs, quotes, and backslashes

🔒 Security Vulnerabilities

No security vulnerabilities were introduced or addressed in this PR.

Quality Recommendations

  1. Add more comprehensive documentation for the DefaultValue struct to explain its purpose and usage

  2. Consider adding validation for default values to ensure they are compatible with the target database

  3. The sanitizeDefaultValue function could benefit from more robust error handling for edge cases

  4. Consider extracting the string replacement logic in sanitizeDefaultValue into smaller, more focused functions for better maintainability

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    title Default Value Handling in Spanner Migration Tool
    
    participant Client as Migration Client
    participant Schema as schema.go
    participant InfoSchema as infoschema.go
    participant SanitizeFunc as sanitizeDefaultValue()
    participant DB as MySQL Database
    
    Client->>InfoSchema: GetColumns(conv, table)
    InfoSchema->>DB: Query column metadata
    DB-->>InfoSchema: Return column info (including default values)
    
    loop For each column
        InfoSchema->>InfoSchema: Process column metadata
        alt Column has default value
            InfoSchema->>SanitizeFunc: sanitizeDefaultValue(colDefault.String)
            SanitizeFunc-->>InfoSchema: Return cleaned default value
        end
        InfoSchema->>Schema: Create Column with DefaultValue struct
    end
    
    InfoSchema-->>Client: Return processed columns
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EntelligenceAI PR Summary

  • Added DefaultValue field to schema.Column for explicit default value tracking
  • Refactored MySQL schema parsing to extract and sanitize default values using sanitizeDefaultValue
  • Expanded and updated tests to cover new default value logic and sanitization
  • No breaking changes; groundwork for future default value support in schema tools

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for capturing and displaying default values for columns, with improved handling and sanitization of default value formats from MySQL sources.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected the reporting of default value flags for columns to provide more accurate schema information.
  • Tests

    • Enhanced test coverage for default value handling and sanitization to ensure consistent and correct behavior.

* Default Values struct Changes

* corrected test

* corrected few nits

* test correction

* correction of test files
* Default Value Sanitize Default Value function

* corrected comments

* corrected nits

* Added comments

* done

* handled escape characters

* added unit test of sanitizeDefaultValue

* changes updated

* removed comments

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new DefaultValue struct to explicitly represent the presence and content of default values for columns in the schema. The Column struct is updated to include this new field. In the MySQL info schema source, column default values are now sanitized via a new helper function to remove MySQL-specific artifacts. Test cases are updated to reflect the new default value handling, and a dedicated test ensures the correctness of the sanitization logic.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
schema/schema.go Added DefaultValue struct with IsPresent and Value fields; extended Column struct to include DefaultValue.
sources/mysql/infoschema.go Added sanitizeDefaultValue function; updated column extraction to use and sanitize DefaultValue in Column.
sources/mysql/infoschema_test.go Updated tests to include columns with default values; added TestSanitizeDefaultValue for sanitization logic.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant MySQLInfoSchema
    participant sanitizeDefaultValue
    participant Column

    MySQLInfoSchema->>sanitizeDefaultValue: Sanitize raw default value string
    sanitizeDefaultValue-->>MySQLInfoSchema: Return cleaned default value
    MySQLInfoSchema->>Column: Set DefaultValue{IsPresent, Value}
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In the schema fields we burrow deep,
Now defaults are clear, no secrets to keep.
Sanitized values, no prefix in sight,
MySQL quirks vanish—oh, what delight!
Tests now sparkle, as clean as can be,
A bunny’s proud hop for this clarity! 🐇✨


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  • schema/schema.go (2 hunks)
  • sources/mysql/infoschema.go (2 hunks)
  • sources/mysql/infoschema_test.go (8 hunks)
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🧬 Code Graph Analysis (1)
schema/schema.go (4)
spanner/ddl/ast.go (2)
  • Type (119-128)
  • AutoGenCol (407-411)
webv2/types/types.go (1)
  • AutoGen (131-134)
ui/src/app/model/edit-table.ts (1)
  • AutoGen (20-23)
internal/convert.go (1)
  • DefaultValue (94-94)
🔇 Additional comments (20)
schema/schema.go (2)

58-58: Good addition of DefaultValue field to Column struct

Adding an explicit DefaultValue field to the Column struct improves the representation of column default values, making it more structured than using just a boolean flag.


126-130: Well-designed DefaultValue struct

The DefaultValue struct with IsPresent and Value fields provides a clear way to represent both the presence and content of default values. This is a good design that follows Go conventions.

sources/mysql/infoschema_test.go (14)

74-75: Default value test data added

Adding test data for default values ensures proper testing of the new functionality.


105-106: Default value test data added

Adding test data for default values ensures proper testing of the new functionality.


136-137: Default value test data added

Adding test data for default values ensures proper testing of the new functionality.


180-181: Default value test data added

Adding test data for default values ensures proper testing of the new functionality.


207-208: Default value test data added

Adding test data for default values ensures proper testing of the new functionality.


228-228: Updated expected schema for default values

The expected schema definition correctly includes the new DefaultValue field with appropriate values.


236-236: Updated expected schema for default values

The expected schema definition correctly includes the new DefaultValue field with appropriate values.


243-243: Updated schema for sequence-generated default values

The DefaultValue field is correctly set for columns with sequence-generated default values.


255-255: Updated schema for sequence-generated default values

The DefaultValue field is correctly set for columns with sequence-generated default values.


261-261: Updated expected schema for default values

The expected schema definition correctly includes the new DefaultValue field with appropriate values.


269-269: Updated expected schema for default values

The expected schema definition correctly includes the new DefaultValue field with appropriate values.


277-277: Updated expected schema for default values

The expected schema definition correctly includes the new DefaultValue field with appropriate values.


408-408: Updated column-level issue key from "c49" to "c54"

The column-level issue key was updated, likely due to changes in ID generation or assignment.


527-544: Comprehensive test for sanitizeDefaultValue function

This test function thoroughly validates the new sanitizeDefaultValue function with various MySQL default value encodings. It covers strings with _utf8mb4 prefixes, escaped backslashes, single quotes, function calls, and special characters.

sources/mysql/infoschema.go (4)

207-207: Changed ignored.Default to always be false

Setting ignored.Default to false is consistent with the new approach of using the explicit DefaultValue struct instead of a boolean flag.


222-228: Good implementation of DefaultValue handling

The code correctly creates and populates the DefaultValue struct, setting IsPresent based on colDefault.Valid and Value to the sanitized default value when present.


237-237: Added DefaultValue to the Column struct initialization

The Column struct initialization now includes the DefaultValue field, completing the implementation of the new approach.


245-262: Well-implemented sanitizeDefaultValue function with good documentation

The sanitizeDefaultValue function effectively cleans up MySQL-specific encoding artifacts from default value strings. The detailed comments with examples clearly illustrate the transformations performed by the function.

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Walkthrough

This PR introduces explicit support for column default values in the schema representation by adding a DefaultValue field to the Column struct. MySQL schema parsing is refactored to accurately extract and sanitize default values, improving their usability and correctness. Test coverage is expanded to validate the new default value handling and the sanitization logic, ensuring robust schema conversion and future extensibility for default value features.

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File(s) Summary
schema/schema.go Added DefaultValue field to Column struct using a new DefaultValue type with IsPresent and Value fields, enabling explicit tracking of column defaults.
sources/mysql/infoschema.go Refactored GetColumns to use the new DefaultValue field, introduced sanitizeDefaultValue function to clean and process MySQL default values, and updated default value extraction logic.
sources/mysql/infoschema_test.go Expanded tests to cover default value handling, added new columns with defaults in mock schemas, updated assertions, and introduced TestSanitizeDefaultValue for sanitization logic.
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PR Summary

Added support for handling default values in MySQL schema migration to Spanner, with a focus on proper representation and sanitization of default value strings.

  • Added DefaultValue struct in /schema/schema.go to track presence and value of column defaults
  • Added sanitizeDefaultValue function in /sources/mysql/infoschema.go to clean MySQL-specific formatting from default values
  • Potential bug: ignored.Default is unconditionally set to false in MySQL schema processing
  • Added test coverage for default value handling in /sources/mysql/infoschema_test.go
  • Missing documentation for the new default value functionality and edge cases

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ignored.Default = colDefault.Valid
ignored.Default = false
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logic: This appears incorrect. ignored.Default should reflect whether default values should be ignored, not always be false. Consider using !colDefault.Valid instead.

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Pull request summary

  • Added a DefaultValue struct to represent default values for database columns.
  • Updated the Column struct to include a DefaultValue field.
  • Modified the GetColumns function to handle default values from the database schema, including sanitization of the default value format.
  • Implemented a sanitizeDefaultValue function to clean up default values retrieved from MySQL, removing unwanted characters.
  • Enhanced test cases in infoschema_test.go to validate the functionality of the new sanitizeDefaultValue function.
  • Updated existing test cases to include new columns with default values in the expected schema.
  • Ensured that the default value handling is consistent across various database operations and schema definitions.

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