Database migration fails partially on macOS (and other hosts with case insensitive filesystem) #6139
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@matthias-ronge, @solth, should I prepare a PR with the suggested fix for the SQL file? Or do you have a different solution? |
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If we patch the existing migration script, this will require a flyway:repair for at least some existing installations. Is this acceptable? See related discussion for typo fixes in pull request #6149. |
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My question is: why this is failing on your system? So far as I know this is working on Windows and if I remember me correct this was working on MacOS too. |
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For case sensitive filesystems which are typically used by Linux such renames were already done in earlier migration steps, but those steps have no effect on macOS and Windows. The new SQL migration code renames any table name with uppercase letters to a lowercase table name. The script was created by Claude.AI. Fixes: kitodo#6139 Signed-off-by: Stefan Weil <[email protected]>
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For case sensitive filesystems which are typically used by Linux such renames were already done in earlier migration steps, but those steps have no effect on macOS and Windows. The new SQL migration code renames any table name with uppercase letters to a lowercase table name. The script was created by Claude.AI. Fixes: kitodo#6139 Signed-off-by: Stefan Weil <[email protected]>
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For case sensitive filesystems which are typically used by Linux such renames were already done in earlier migration steps, but those steps have no effect on macOS and Windows. The new SQL migration code renames any table name with uppercase letters to a lowercase table name. The script was created by Claude.AI. Fixes: kitodo#6139 Signed-off-by: Stefan Weil <[email protected]>
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For case sensitive filesystems which are typically used by Linux such renames were already done in earlier migration steps, but those steps have no effect on macOS and Windows. The new SQL migration code renames any table name with uppercase letters to a lowercase table name. The script was created by Claude.AI. Fixes: kitodo#6139 Signed-off-by: Stefan Weil <[email protected]>
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Describe the bug
The SQL statements in
Kitodo-DataManagement/src/main/resources/db/migration/V2_105__Fixes_#3998.sqlwhich were introduced in pull request #4412 don't work on hosts with a filesystem which is case insensitive (macOS, Windows).An easy workaround is using an intermediate filename:
Replace
by
and similarly for all other renames.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Database migration must work on macOS and Windows (and Linux with a case insensitive filesystem), too.
Release
All recent releases up to git master.
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