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// Copyright 2016 Mozilla
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use
// this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the
// License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed
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// specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
#![allow(dead_code)]
use std::collections::{
BTreeMap,
BTreeSet,
};
use edn;
use rusqlite;
use mentat_tx::entities::{
TempId,
};
use mentat_core::{
KnownEntid,
};
use types::{
Entid,
ValueType,
};
#[derive(Clone, Debug, Eq, PartialEq)]
pub enum SchemaConstraintViolation {
/// A transaction tried to assert datoms where one tempid upserts to two (or more) distinct
/// entids.
ConflictingUpserts {
/// A map from tempid to the entids it would upsert to.
///
/// In the future, we might even be able to attribute the upserts to particular (reduced)
/// datoms, i.e., to particular `[e a v]` triples that caused the constraint violation.
/// Attributing constraint violations to input data is more difficult to the multiple
/// rewriting passes the input undergoes.
conflicting_upserts: BTreeMap<TempId, BTreeSet<KnownEntid>>,
},
}
impl ::std::fmt::Display for SchemaConstraintViolation {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut ::std::fmt::Formatter) -> ::std::fmt::Result {
use self::SchemaConstraintViolation::*;
match self {
&ConflictingUpserts { ref conflicting_upserts } => {
write!(f, "conflicting upserts:\n")?;
for (tempid, entids) in conflicting_upserts {
write!(f, " tempid {:?} upserts to {:?}\n", tempid, entids)?;
}
Ok(())
},
}
}
}
#[derive(Clone, Debug, Eq, PartialEq)]
pub enum InputError {
/// Map notation included a bad `:db/id` value.
BadDbId,
/// A value place cannot be interpreted as an entity place (for example, in nested map
/// notation).
BadEntityPlace,
}
impl ::std::fmt::Display for InputError {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut ::std::fmt::Formatter) -> ::std::fmt::Result {
use self::InputError::*;
match self {
&BadDbId => {
writeln!(f, ":db/id in map notation must either not be present or be an entid, an ident, or a tempid")
},
&BadEntityPlace => {
writeln!(f, "cannot convert value place into entity place")
},
}
}
}
error_chain! {
types {
Error, ErrorKind, ResultExt, Result;
}
foreign_links {
Rusqlite(rusqlite::Error);
}
errors {
/// We're just not done yet. Message that the feature is recognized but not yet
/// implemented.
NotYetImplemented(t: String) {
description("not yet implemented")
display("not yet implemented: {}", t)
}
/// We've been given an EDN value that isn't the correct Mentat type.
BadEDNValuePair(value: edn::types::Value, value_type: ValueType) {
description("EDN value is not the expected Mentat value type")
Lookup refs, nested vector values, map notation. Fixes #180, fixes #183, fixes #284. (#382) r=rnewman * Pre: Fix error in parser macros. * Pre: Make test unwrapping more verbose. * Pre: Make lookup refs be (lookup-ref a v) in the entity position. This has the advantage of being explicit in all situations and unambiguous at parse-time. This choice agrees with the Clojure implementation but not with Datomic. Datomic treats [a v] as a lookup ref, is ambiguous at parse-time, and is disambiguated in ways I do not understand at transaction time. We mooted making lookup refs [[a v]] and outlawing nested value vectors in transactions, but after implementing that approach I decided it was better to handle lookup refs at parse time and therefore outlawing nested value vectors is not necessary. * Handle lookup refs in the entity and value columns. Fixes #183. * Pre 0a: Use a stack instead of into_iter. * Pre 0b: Dedent. * Pre 0c: Handle `e` after `v`. This allows to use the original `e` while handling `v`. * Explode value lists for :db.cardinality/many attributes. Fixes #284. * Parse and accept map notation. Fixes #180. * Pre: Modernize add() and retract() into one add_or_retract(). * Pre: Add is_collection and is_atom to edn::Value. * Pre: Differentiate atoms from lookup-refs in value position. Initially, I expected to accept arbitrary edn::Value instances in the value position, and to differentiate in the transactor. However, the implementation quickly became a two-stage parser, since we always wanted to parse the resulting value position into some other known thing using the tx-parser. To save calls into the parser and to allow the parser to move forward with a smaller API surface, I push as much of this parsing as possible into the initial parse. * Pre: Modernize entities(). * Pre: Quote edn::Value::Text in Display. * Review comment: Add and use edn::Value::into_atom. * Review comment: Use skip(eof()) throughout. * Review comment: VecDeque instead of Vec. * Review comment: Part 0: Rename TempId to TempIdHandle. * Review comment: Part 1: Differentiate internal and external tempids. This breaks an abstraction boundary by pushing the Internal/External split up to the Entity level in tx/ and tx-parser/. This just makes it easier to explode Entity map notation instances into Entity instances, taking an existing External tempid :db/id or generating a new Internal tempid as appropriate. To do this without breaking the abstraction boundary would require adding flexibility to the transaction processor: we'd need to be able to turn Entity instances into some internal enum and handle the two cases independently. It wouldn't be too hard, but this reduces the combinatorial type explosion.
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display("EDN value '{}' is not the expected Mentat value type {:?}", value, value_type)
}
/// We've got corrupt data in the SQL store: a value and value_type_tag don't line up.
BadSQLValuePair(value: rusqlite::types::Value, value_type_tag: i32) {
description("bad SQL (value_type_tag, value) pair")
display("bad SQL (value_type_tag, value) pair: ({}, {:?})", value_type_tag, value.data_type())
}
Lookup refs, nested vector values, map notation. Fixes #180, fixes #183, fixes #284. (#382) r=rnewman * Pre: Fix error in parser macros. * Pre: Make test unwrapping more verbose. * Pre: Make lookup refs be (lookup-ref a v) in the entity position. This has the advantage of being explicit in all situations and unambiguous at parse-time. This choice agrees with the Clojure implementation but not with Datomic. Datomic treats [a v] as a lookup ref, is ambiguous at parse-time, and is disambiguated in ways I do not understand at transaction time. We mooted making lookup refs [[a v]] and outlawing nested value vectors in transactions, but after implementing that approach I decided it was better to handle lookup refs at parse time and therefore outlawing nested value vectors is not necessary. * Handle lookup refs in the entity and value columns. Fixes #183. * Pre 0a: Use a stack instead of into_iter. * Pre 0b: Dedent. * Pre 0c: Handle `e` after `v`. This allows to use the original `e` while handling `v`. * Explode value lists for :db.cardinality/many attributes. Fixes #284. * Parse and accept map notation. Fixes #180. * Pre: Modernize add() and retract() into one add_or_retract(). * Pre: Add is_collection and is_atom to edn::Value. * Pre: Differentiate atoms from lookup-refs in value position. Initially, I expected to accept arbitrary edn::Value instances in the value position, and to differentiate in the transactor. However, the implementation quickly became a two-stage parser, since we always wanted to parse the resulting value position into some other known thing using the tx-parser. To save calls into the parser and to allow the parser to move forward with a smaller API surface, I push as much of this parsing as possible into the initial parse. * Pre: Modernize entities(). * Pre: Quote edn::Value::Text in Display. * Review comment: Add and use edn::Value::into_atom. * Review comment: Use skip(eof()) throughout. * Review comment: VecDeque instead of Vec. * Review comment: Part 0: Rename TempId to TempIdHandle. * Review comment: Part 1: Differentiate internal and external tempids. This breaks an abstraction boundary by pushing the Internal/External split up to the Entity level in tx/ and tx-parser/. This just makes it easier to explode Entity map notation instances into Entity instances, taking an existing External tempid :db/id or generating a new Internal tempid as appropriate. To do this without breaking the abstraction boundary would require adding flexibility to the transaction processor: we'd need to be able to turn Entity instances into some internal enum and handle the two cases independently. It wouldn't be too hard, but this reduces the combinatorial type explosion.
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// /// The SQLite store user_version isn't recognized. This could be an old version of Mentat
// /// trying to open a newer version SQLite store; or it could be a corrupt file; or ...
// BadSQLiteStoreVersion(version: i32) {
// description("bad SQL store user_version")
// display("bad SQL store user_version: {}", version)
// }
/// A bootstrap definition couldn't be parsed or installed. This is a programmer error, not
/// a runtime error.
BadBootstrapDefinition(t: String) {
description("bad bootstrap definition")
Schema alteration. Fixes #294 and #295. (#370) r=rnewman * Pre: Don't retract :db/ident in test. Datomic (and eventually Mentat) don't allow to retract :db/ident in this way, so this runs afoul of future work to support mutating metadata. * Pre: s/VALUETYPE/VALUE_TYPE/. This is consistent with the capitalization (which is "valueType") and the other identifier. * Pre: Remove some single quotes from error output. * Part 1: Make materialized views be uniform [e a v value_type_tag]. This looks ahead to a time when we could support arbitrary user-defined materialized views. For now, the "idents" materialized view is those datoms of the form [e :db/ident :namespaced/keyword] and the "schema" materialized view is those datoms of the form [e a v] where a is in a particular set of attributes that will become clear in the following commits. This change is not backwards compatible, so I'm removing the open current (really, v2) test. It'll be re-instated when we get to https://github.com/mozilla/mentat/issues/194. * Pre: Map TypedValue::Ref to TypedValue::Keyword in debug output. * Part 3: Separate `schema_to_mutate` from the `schema` used to interpret. This is just to keep track of the expected changes during bootstrapping. I want bootstrap metadata mutations to flow through the same code path as metadata mutations during regular transactions; by differentiating the schema used for interpretation from the schema that will be updated I expect to be able to apply bootstrap metadata mutations to an empty schema and have things like materialized views created (using the regular code paths). This commit has been re-ordered for conceptual clarity, but it won't compile because it references the metadata module. It's possible to make it compile -- the functionality is there in the schema module -- but it's not worth the rebasing effort until after review (and possibly not even then, since we'll squash down to a single commit to land). * Part 2: Maintain entids separately from idents. In order to support historical idents, we need to distinguish the "current" map from entid -> ident from the "complete historical" map ident -> entid. This is what Datomic does; in Datomic, an ident is never retracted (although it can be replaced). This approach is an important part of allowing multiple consumers to share a schema fragment as it migrates forward. This fixes a limitation of the Clojure implementation, which did not handle historical idents across knowledge base close and re-open. The "entids" materialized view is naturally a slice of the "datoms" table. The "idents" materialized view is a slice of the "transactions" table. I hope that representing in this way, and casting the problem in this light, might generalize to future materialized views. * Pre: Add DiffSet. * Part 4: Collect mutations to a `Schema`. I haven't taken your review comment about consuming AttributeBuilder during each fluent function. If you read my response and still want this, I'm happy to do it in review. * Part 5: Handle :db/ident and :db.{install,alter}/attribute. This "loops" the committed datoms out of the SQL store and back through the metadata (schema, but in future also partition map) processor. The metadata processor updates the schema and produces a report of what changed; that report is then used to update the SQL store. That update includes: - the materialized views ("entids", "idents", and "schema"); - if needed, a subset of the datoms themselves (as flags change). I've left a TODO for handling attribute retraction in the cases that it makes sense. I expect that to be straight-forward. * Review comment: Rename DiffSet to AddRetractAlterSet. Also adds a little more commentary and a simple test. * Review comment: Use ToIdent trait. * Review comment: partially revert "Part 2: Maintain entids separately from idents." This reverts commit 23a91df9c35e14398f2ddbd1ba25315821e67401. Following our discussion, this removes the "entids" materialized view. The next commit will remove historical idents from the "idents" materialized view. * Post: Use custom Either rather than std::result::Result. This is not necessary, but it was suggested that we might be paying an overhead creating Err instances while using error_chain. That seems not to be the case, but this change shows that we don't actually use any of the Result helper methods, so there's no reason to overload Result. This change might avoid some future confusion, so I'm going to land it anyway. Signed-off-by: Nick Alexander <nalexander@mozilla.com> * Review comment: Don't preserve historical idents. * Review comment: More prepared statements when updating materialized views. * Post: Test altering :db/cardinality and :db/unique. These tests fail due to a Datomic limitation, namely that the marker flag :db.alter/attribute can only be asserted once for an attribute! That is, [:db.part/db :db.alter/attribute :attribute] will only be transacted at most once. Since older versions of Datomic required the :db.alter/attribute flag, I can only imagine they either never wrote :db.alter/attribute to the store, or they handled it specially. I'll need to remove the marker flag system from Mentat in order to address this fundamental limitation. * Post: Remove some more single quotes from error output. * Post: Add assert_transact! macro to unwrap safely. I was finding it very difficult to track unwrapping errors while making changes, due to an underlying Mac OS X symbolication issue that makes running tests with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 so slow that they all time out. * Post: Don't expect or recognize :db.{install,alter}/attribute. I had this all working... except we will never see a repeated `[:db.part/db :db.alter/attribute :attribute]` assertion in the store! That means my approach would let you alter an attribute at most one time. It's not worth hacking around this; it's better to just stop expecting (and recognizing) the marker flags. (We have all the data to distinguish the various cases that we need without the marker flags.) This brings Mentat in line with the thrust of newer Datomic versions, but isn't compatible with Datomic, because (if I understand correctly) Datomic automatically adds :db.{install,alter}/attribute assertions to transactions. I haven't purged the corresponding :db/ident and schema fragments just yet: - we might want them back - we might want them in order to upgrade v1 and v2 databases to the new on-disk layout we're fleshing out (v3?). * Post: Don't make :db/unique :db.unique/* imply :db/index true. This patch avoids a potential bug with the "schema" materialized view. If :db/unique :db.unique/value implies :db/index true, then what happens when you _retract_ :db.unique/value? I think Datomic defines this in some way, but I really want the "schema" materialized view to be a slice of "datoms" and not have these sort of ambiguities and persistent effects. Therefore, to ensure that we don't retract a schema characteristic and accidentally change more than we intended to, this patch stops having any schema characteristic imply any other schema characteristic(s). To achieve that, I added an Option<Unique::{Value,Identity}> type to Attribute; this helps with this patch, and also looks ahead to when we allow to retract :db/unique attributes. * Post: Allow to retract :db/ident. * Post: Include more details about invalid schema changes. The tests use strings, so they hide the chained errors which do in fact provide more detail. * Review comment: Fix outdated comment. * Review comment: s/_SET/_SQL_LIST/. * Review comment: Use a sub-select for checking cardinality. This might be faster in practice. * Review comment: Put `attribute::Unique` into its own namespace.
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display("bad bootstrap definition: {}", t)
}
/// A schema assertion couldn't be parsed.
BadSchemaAssertion(t: String) {
description("bad schema assertion")
Schema alteration. Fixes #294 and #295. (#370) r=rnewman * Pre: Don't retract :db/ident in test. Datomic (and eventually Mentat) don't allow to retract :db/ident in this way, so this runs afoul of future work to support mutating metadata. * Pre: s/VALUETYPE/VALUE_TYPE/. This is consistent with the capitalization (which is "valueType") and the other identifier. * Pre: Remove some single quotes from error output. * Part 1: Make materialized views be uniform [e a v value_type_tag]. This looks ahead to a time when we could support arbitrary user-defined materialized views. For now, the "idents" materialized view is those datoms of the form [e :db/ident :namespaced/keyword] and the "schema" materialized view is those datoms of the form [e a v] where a is in a particular set of attributes that will become clear in the following commits. This change is not backwards compatible, so I'm removing the open current (really, v2) test. It'll be re-instated when we get to https://github.com/mozilla/mentat/issues/194. * Pre: Map TypedValue::Ref to TypedValue::Keyword in debug output. * Part 3: Separate `schema_to_mutate` from the `schema` used to interpret. This is just to keep track of the expected changes during bootstrapping. I want bootstrap metadata mutations to flow through the same code path as metadata mutations during regular transactions; by differentiating the schema used for interpretation from the schema that will be updated I expect to be able to apply bootstrap metadata mutations to an empty schema and have things like materialized views created (using the regular code paths). This commit has been re-ordered for conceptual clarity, but it won't compile because it references the metadata module. It's possible to make it compile -- the functionality is there in the schema module -- but it's not worth the rebasing effort until after review (and possibly not even then, since we'll squash down to a single commit to land). * Part 2: Maintain entids separately from idents. In order to support historical idents, we need to distinguish the "current" map from entid -> ident from the "complete historical" map ident -> entid. This is what Datomic does; in Datomic, an ident is never retracted (although it can be replaced). This approach is an important part of allowing multiple consumers to share a schema fragment as it migrates forward. This fixes a limitation of the Clojure implementation, which did not handle historical idents across knowledge base close and re-open. The "entids" materialized view is naturally a slice of the "datoms" table. The "idents" materialized view is a slice of the "transactions" table. I hope that representing in this way, and casting the problem in this light, might generalize to future materialized views. * Pre: Add DiffSet. * Part 4: Collect mutations to a `Schema`. I haven't taken your review comment about consuming AttributeBuilder during each fluent function. If you read my response and still want this, I'm happy to do it in review. * Part 5: Handle :db/ident and :db.{install,alter}/attribute. This "loops" the committed datoms out of the SQL store and back through the metadata (schema, but in future also partition map) processor. The metadata processor updates the schema and produces a report of what changed; that report is then used to update the SQL store. That update includes: - the materialized views ("entids", "idents", and "schema"); - if needed, a subset of the datoms themselves (as flags change). I've left a TODO for handling attribute retraction in the cases that it makes sense. I expect that to be straight-forward. * Review comment: Rename DiffSet to AddRetractAlterSet. Also adds a little more commentary and a simple test. * Review comment: Use ToIdent trait. * Review comment: partially revert "Part 2: Maintain entids separately from idents." This reverts commit 23a91df9c35e14398f2ddbd1ba25315821e67401. Following our discussion, this removes the "entids" materialized view. The next commit will remove historical idents from the "idents" materialized view. * Post: Use custom Either rather than std::result::Result. This is not necessary, but it was suggested that we might be paying an overhead creating Err instances while using error_chain. That seems not to be the case, but this change shows that we don't actually use any of the Result helper methods, so there's no reason to overload Result. This change might avoid some future confusion, so I'm going to land it anyway. Signed-off-by: Nick Alexander <nalexander@mozilla.com> * Review comment: Don't preserve historical idents. * Review comment: More prepared statements when updating materialized views. * Post: Test altering :db/cardinality and :db/unique. These tests fail due to a Datomic limitation, namely that the marker flag :db.alter/attribute can only be asserted once for an attribute! That is, [:db.part/db :db.alter/attribute :attribute] will only be transacted at most once. Since older versions of Datomic required the :db.alter/attribute flag, I can only imagine they either never wrote :db.alter/attribute to the store, or they handled it specially. I'll need to remove the marker flag system from Mentat in order to address this fundamental limitation. * Post: Remove some more single quotes from error output. * Post: Add assert_transact! macro to unwrap safely. I was finding it very difficult to track unwrapping errors while making changes, due to an underlying Mac OS X symbolication issue that makes running tests with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 so slow that they all time out. * Post: Don't expect or recognize :db.{install,alter}/attribute. I had this all working... except we will never see a repeated `[:db.part/db :db.alter/attribute :attribute]` assertion in the store! That means my approach would let you alter an attribute at most one time. It's not worth hacking around this; it's better to just stop expecting (and recognizing) the marker flags. (We have all the data to distinguish the various cases that we need without the marker flags.) This brings Mentat in line with the thrust of newer Datomic versions, but isn't compatible with Datomic, because (if I understand correctly) Datomic automatically adds :db.{install,alter}/attribute assertions to transactions. I haven't purged the corresponding :db/ident and schema fragments just yet: - we might want them back - we might want them in order to upgrade v1 and v2 databases to the new on-disk layout we're fleshing out (v3?). * Post: Don't make :db/unique :db.unique/* imply :db/index true. This patch avoids a potential bug with the "schema" materialized view. If :db/unique :db.unique/value implies :db/index true, then what happens when you _retract_ :db.unique/value? I think Datomic defines this in some way, but I really want the "schema" materialized view to be a slice of "datoms" and not have these sort of ambiguities and persistent effects. Therefore, to ensure that we don't retract a schema characteristic and accidentally change more than we intended to, this patch stops having any schema characteristic imply any other schema characteristic(s). To achieve that, I added an Option<Unique::{Value,Identity}> type to Attribute; this helps with this patch, and also looks ahead to when we allow to retract :db/unique attributes. * Post: Allow to retract :db/ident. * Post: Include more details about invalid schema changes. The tests use strings, so they hide the chained errors which do in fact provide more detail. * Review comment: Fix outdated comment. * Review comment: s/_SET/_SQL_LIST/. * Review comment: Use a sub-select for checking cardinality. This might be faster in practice. * Review comment: Put `attribute::Unique` into its own namespace.
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display("bad schema assertion: {}", t)
}
/// An ident->entid mapping failed.
UnrecognizedIdent(ident: String) {
description("no entid found for ident")
Schema alteration. Fixes #294 and #295. (#370) r=rnewman * Pre: Don't retract :db/ident in test. Datomic (and eventually Mentat) don't allow to retract :db/ident in this way, so this runs afoul of future work to support mutating metadata. * Pre: s/VALUETYPE/VALUE_TYPE/. This is consistent with the capitalization (which is "valueType") and the other identifier. * Pre: Remove some single quotes from error output. * Part 1: Make materialized views be uniform [e a v value_type_tag]. This looks ahead to a time when we could support arbitrary user-defined materialized views. For now, the "idents" materialized view is those datoms of the form [e :db/ident :namespaced/keyword] and the "schema" materialized view is those datoms of the form [e a v] where a is in a particular set of attributes that will become clear in the following commits. This change is not backwards compatible, so I'm removing the open current (really, v2) test. It'll be re-instated when we get to https://github.com/mozilla/mentat/issues/194. * Pre: Map TypedValue::Ref to TypedValue::Keyword in debug output. * Part 3: Separate `schema_to_mutate` from the `schema` used to interpret. This is just to keep track of the expected changes during bootstrapping. I want bootstrap metadata mutations to flow through the same code path as metadata mutations during regular transactions; by differentiating the schema used for interpretation from the schema that will be updated I expect to be able to apply bootstrap metadata mutations to an empty schema and have things like materialized views created (using the regular code paths). This commit has been re-ordered for conceptual clarity, but it won't compile because it references the metadata module. It's possible to make it compile -- the functionality is there in the schema module -- but it's not worth the rebasing effort until after review (and possibly not even then, since we'll squash down to a single commit to land). * Part 2: Maintain entids separately from idents. In order to support historical idents, we need to distinguish the "current" map from entid -> ident from the "complete historical" map ident -> entid. This is what Datomic does; in Datomic, an ident is never retracted (although it can be replaced). This approach is an important part of allowing multiple consumers to share a schema fragment as it migrates forward. This fixes a limitation of the Clojure implementation, which did not handle historical idents across knowledge base close and re-open. The "entids" materialized view is naturally a slice of the "datoms" table. The "idents" materialized view is a slice of the "transactions" table. I hope that representing in this way, and casting the problem in this light, might generalize to future materialized views. * Pre: Add DiffSet. * Part 4: Collect mutations to a `Schema`. I haven't taken your review comment about consuming AttributeBuilder during each fluent function. If you read my response and still want this, I'm happy to do it in review. * Part 5: Handle :db/ident and :db.{install,alter}/attribute. This "loops" the committed datoms out of the SQL store and back through the metadata (schema, but in future also partition map) processor. The metadata processor updates the schema and produces a report of what changed; that report is then used to update the SQL store. That update includes: - the materialized views ("entids", "idents", and "schema"); - if needed, a subset of the datoms themselves (as flags change). I've left a TODO for handling attribute retraction in the cases that it makes sense. I expect that to be straight-forward. * Review comment: Rename DiffSet to AddRetractAlterSet. Also adds a little more commentary and a simple test. * Review comment: Use ToIdent trait. * Review comment: partially revert "Part 2: Maintain entids separately from idents." This reverts commit 23a91df9c35e14398f2ddbd1ba25315821e67401. Following our discussion, this removes the "entids" materialized view. The next commit will remove historical idents from the "idents" materialized view. * Post: Use custom Either rather than std::result::Result. This is not necessary, but it was suggested that we might be paying an overhead creating Err instances while using error_chain. That seems not to be the case, but this change shows that we don't actually use any of the Result helper methods, so there's no reason to overload Result. This change might avoid some future confusion, so I'm going to land it anyway. Signed-off-by: Nick Alexander <nalexander@mozilla.com> * Review comment: Don't preserve historical idents. * Review comment: More prepared statements when updating materialized views. * Post: Test altering :db/cardinality and :db/unique. These tests fail due to a Datomic limitation, namely that the marker flag :db.alter/attribute can only be asserted once for an attribute! That is, [:db.part/db :db.alter/attribute :attribute] will only be transacted at most once. Since older versions of Datomic required the :db.alter/attribute flag, I can only imagine they either never wrote :db.alter/attribute to the store, or they handled it specially. I'll need to remove the marker flag system from Mentat in order to address this fundamental limitation. * Post: Remove some more single quotes from error output. * Post: Add assert_transact! macro to unwrap safely. I was finding it very difficult to track unwrapping errors while making changes, due to an underlying Mac OS X symbolication issue that makes running tests with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 so slow that they all time out. * Post: Don't expect or recognize :db.{install,alter}/attribute. I had this all working... except we will never see a repeated `[:db.part/db :db.alter/attribute :attribute]` assertion in the store! That means my approach would let you alter an attribute at most one time. It's not worth hacking around this; it's better to just stop expecting (and recognizing) the marker flags. (We have all the data to distinguish the various cases that we need without the marker flags.) This brings Mentat in line with the thrust of newer Datomic versions, but isn't compatible with Datomic, because (if I understand correctly) Datomic automatically adds :db.{install,alter}/attribute assertions to transactions. I haven't purged the corresponding :db/ident and schema fragments just yet: - we might want them back - we might want them in order to upgrade v1 and v2 databases to the new on-disk layout we're fleshing out (v3?). * Post: Don't make :db/unique :db.unique/* imply :db/index true. This patch avoids a potential bug with the "schema" materialized view. If :db/unique :db.unique/value implies :db/index true, then what happens when you _retract_ :db.unique/value? I think Datomic defines this in some way, but I really want the "schema" materialized view to be a slice of "datoms" and not have these sort of ambiguities and persistent effects. Therefore, to ensure that we don't retract a schema characteristic and accidentally change more than we intended to, this patch stops having any schema characteristic imply any other schema characteristic(s). To achieve that, I added an Option<Unique::{Value,Identity}> type to Attribute; this helps with this patch, and also looks ahead to when we allow to retract :db/unique attributes. * Post: Allow to retract :db/ident. * Post: Include more details about invalid schema changes. The tests use strings, so they hide the chained errors which do in fact provide more detail. * Review comment: Fix outdated comment. * Review comment: s/_SET/_SQL_LIST/. * Review comment: Use a sub-select for checking cardinality. This might be faster in practice. * Review comment: Put `attribute::Unique` into its own namespace.
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display("no entid found for ident: {}", ident)
}
/// An entid->ident mapping failed.
/// We also use this error if you try to transact an entid that we didn't allocate,
/// in part because we blow the stack in error_chain if we define a new enum!
UnrecognizedEntid(entid: Entid) {
description("unrecognized or no ident found for entid")
display("unrecognized or no ident found for entid: {}", entid)
}
ConflictingDatoms {
description("conflicting datoms in tx")
display("conflicting datoms in tx")
}
UnknownAttribute(attr: Entid) {
description("unknown attribute")
display("unknown attribute for entid: {}", attr)
}
CannotCacheNonUniqueAttributeInReverse(attr: Entid) {
description("cannot reverse-cache non-unique attribute")
display("cannot reverse-cache non-unique attribute: {}", attr)
}
SchemaAlterationFailed(t: String) {
description("schema alteration failed")
display("schema alteration failed: {}", t)
}
/// A transaction tried to violate a constraint of the schema of the Mentat store.
SchemaConstraintViolation(violation: SchemaConstraintViolation) {
description("schema constraint violation")
display("schema constraint violation: {}", violation)
}
/// The transaction was malformed in some way (that was not recognized at parse time; for
/// example, in a way that is schema-dependent).
InputError(error: InputError) {
description("transaction input error")
display("transaction input error: {}", error)
}
}
}