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x/sqlbuilder/upserter: add PredicateClause to restrict updates - #48
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Allows callers to only update an existing row when a predicate holds, e.g. for optimistic concurrency checks. Rows that do not exist yet are still inserted. Backed by a new Where on OnConflictClause, rendered as DO UPDATE SET ... WHERE.
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What does this PR do?
Allows callers to only update an existing row when a predicate holds, e.g. for optimistic concurrency checks. Rows that do not exist yet are still inserted.
This adds a
Wheretosqlbuilder.OnConflictClause, rendered asDO UPDATE SET ... WHERE, and exposes it on the upserter throughStatement.PredicateClause. TheWhereis ignored forDO NOTHING.What are the observable changes?
Feature:
upserter.Statementaccepts aPredicateClause. With a key constrained upsert, the generated statement becomes:Good PR checklist
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masterafterExcludedlanded; the only conflict was ininsert_statement_test.go, where both sides added independent test cases and both were kept.