debian/source/format
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Aurelien Campeas <aurelien.campeas@logilab.fr> |
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Wed, 03 Jul 2013 14:33:27 +0200 |
branch | stable |
changeset 9130 |
0f1504a9fb51 |
parent 6708 |
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child 12642 |
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[constraint] more robust unicity constraint failures reporting for end-users
Postgres or Sqlserver have limits on the index names (around resp. 64
and 128 characters). Because `logilab.database` encodes the `unique
together` constraint rtypes in the index names, we sometimes get
truncated index names, from which it is impossible to retrieve all
rtypes.
In the long run, the way such index are named should be changed.
In the short term, we try to reduce the end-user confusion resulting
from this design flaw:
* in source/native, the regex filtering ``IntegrityError`` message does
not impose an `_idx` suffix, which indeed may be absent (the result being an
UI message that resembles a catastrophic failure),
* also we avoid including a trailing " (double quote) from the error
message
* in entities/adapters, the well-named ``IUserFriendly`` adapter is made a
bit smarter about how to handle missing rtypes.
* the adapter also always produces a global message explaining the
issue (and the fact that sometimes, the user is not shown all the
relevant info)
* i18n is updated
Closes #2793789