Neil Macneale IV

We are going to follow this pattern with Routine grants as well. MySQL checks for their existence before creating the GRANTs, and Dolt will not check for them.


I specified no args, so the commit command started my editor, just as it would if executed directly. I was surprised it worked, which is why "whoa" was all I...

I created a change which fixed this specific problem, but it's definitely not correct: https://github.com/dolthub/go-mysql-server/pull/2055/commits/f8b87e778dd5e7d335ea1ba57eb3831183d5cfe1 Going to close that PR as addressing this is not a small change. We don't...

That's good context. I'll try and bypass the higher level API and use the zstd.BuildDict next. In the meantime, here is a test which is failing. https://github.com/macneale4/compress/commit/956c229351da335b4f95bfca04006b4e29fe5e87 There is a...

I pulled your changes, and they do result in our unit tests passing. Great! When exercising against real data, I ran into another edge case. I pushed a new test...

Details from the data. TL;DR; it looks like two identical root objects are getting different addresses. ``` StoreRoot - 1) { key: refs/heads/main ref: #ekor6d98kp6uvvogotn4ai0glhseqnvr } 2) { key: refs/internal/create...

Looking at the raw data in the two chunks mentioned in the previous comment, we believe the collation if the database has been changed. This information is not currently used...

The first steps of this change are in place: https://docs.dolthub.com/sql-reference/version-control/dolt-system-tables#dolt_workspace_usdtablename Adding this to the CLI will be next.

@christopherreay - Really the only way this can work safely with multiple people is if everyone uses their own branch - which is generally what we recommend. Uncommitted changes on...