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Remove bob submodule, add arcgis.user I had to remove the submodule because of the go bug at https://github.com/golang/go/issues/77196 I found the bug because of a bug in bob itself https://github.com/stephenafamo/bob/issues/610 This was because I'm trying to save data about the Arcgis user for use in determining if I can set up hooks to avoid the polling for data changes.
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// Code generated by BobGen psql v0.42.1. DO NOT EDIT.
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// This file is meant to be re-generated in place and/or deleted at any time.
package dbinfo
import "github.com/aarondl/opt/null"
var FieldseekerZones = Table[
fieldseekerZoneColumns,
fieldseekerZoneIndexes,
fieldseekerZoneForeignKeys,
fieldseekerZoneUniques,
fieldseekerZoneChecks,
]{
Schema: "fieldseeker",
Name: "zones",
Columns: fieldseekerZoneColumns{
Objectid: column{
Name: "objectid",
DBType: "bigint",
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Default: "",
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Comment: "",
Nullable: false,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
Name: column{
Name: "name",
DBType: "character varying",
Default: "NULL",
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is NAME",
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Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
Globalid: column{
Name: "globalid",
DBType: "uuid",
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Default: "",
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is GlobalID",
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Nullable: false,
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Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
CreatedUser: column{
Name: "created_user",
DBType: "character varying",
Default: "NULL",
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is created_user",
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Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
CreatedDate: column{
Name: "created_date",
DBType: "timestamp without time zone",
Default: "NULL",
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is created_date",
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Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
LastEditedUser: column{
Name: "last_edited_user",
DBType: "character varying",
Default: "NULL",
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is last_edited_user",
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Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
LastEditedDate: column{
Name: "last_edited_date",
DBType: "timestamp without time zone",
Default: "NULL",
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is last_edited_date",
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Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
Active: column{
Name: "active",
DBType: "integer",
Default: "NULL",
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is ACTIVE",
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Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
Creationdate: column{
Name: "creationdate",
DBType: "timestamp without time zone",
Default: "NULL",
Remove old FieldSeeker tables, use v2 generated tables. This requires a bunch of changes since the types on these tables are much closer to the underlying types of the Fieldseeker data we are getting back from the API. I now need to use proper UUID types everywhere, which means I had to modify the bob gen config to consistently use google UUID, my UUID library of choice. I also had to add the organization_id to all the fieldseeker tables since we rely on them existing for some of our compound queries. There were some changes to the API type signatures to get things to build. I may yet regret those.
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is CreationDate",
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Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
Creator: column{
Name: "creator",
DBType: "character varying",
Default: "NULL",
Remove old FieldSeeker tables, use v2 generated tables. This requires a bunch of changes since the types on these tables are much closer to the underlying types of the Fieldseeker data we are getting back from the API. I now need to use proper UUID types everywhere, which means I had to modify the bob gen config to consistently use google UUID, my UUID library of choice. I also had to add the organization_id to all the fieldseeker tables since we rely on them existing for some of our compound queries. There were some changes to the API type signatures to get things to build. I may yet regret those.
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is Creator",
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Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
Editdate: column{
Name: "editdate",
DBType: "timestamp without time zone",
Default: "NULL",
Remove old FieldSeeker tables, use v2 generated tables. This requires a bunch of changes since the types on these tables are much closer to the underlying types of the Fieldseeker data we are getting back from the API. I now need to use proper UUID types everywhere, which means I had to modify the bob gen config to consistently use google UUID, my UUID library of choice. I also had to add the organization_id to all the fieldseeker tables since we rely on them existing for some of our compound queries. There were some changes to the API type signatures to get things to build. I may yet regret those.
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is EditDate",
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Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
Editor: column{
Name: "editor",
DBType: "character varying",
Default: "NULL",
Remove old FieldSeeker tables, use v2 generated tables. This requires a bunch of changes since the types on these tables are much closer to the underlying types of the Fieldseeker data we are getting back from the API. I now need to use proper UUID types everywhere, which means I had to modify the bob gen config to consistently use google UUID, my UUID library of choice. I also had to add the organization_id to all the fieldseeker tables since we rely on them existing for some of our compound queries. There were some changes to the API type signatures to get things to build. I may yet regret those.
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is Editor",
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Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
ShapeArea: column{
Name: "shape__area",
DBType: "double precision",
Default: "NULL",
Remove old FieldSeeker tables, use v2 generated tables. This requires a bunch of changes since the types on these tables are much closer to the underlying types of the Fieldseeker data we are getting back from the API. I now need to use proper UUID types everywhere, which means I had to modify the bob gen config to consistently use google UUID, my UUID library of choice. I also had to add the organization_id to all the fieldseeker tables since we rely on them existing for some of our compound queries. There were some changes to the API type signatures to get things to build. I may yet regret those.
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is Shape__Area",
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Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
ShapeLength: column{
Name: "shape__length",
DBType: "double precision",
Default: "NULL",
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Comment: "Original attribute from ArcGIS API is Shape__Length",
Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
Geometry: column{
Name: "geometry",
DBType: "jsonb",
Default: "",
Comment: "",
Nullable: false,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
Geospatial: column{
Name: "geospatial",
DBType: "geometry",
Default: "NULL",
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Comment: "",
Nullable: true,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
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Version: column{
Name: "version",
DBType: "integer",
Default: "1",
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Comment: "",
Nullable: false,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
OrganizationID: column{
Name: "organization_id",
DBType: "integer",
Default: "",
Comment: "",
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Nullable: false,
Generated: false,
AutoIncr: false,
},
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},
Indexes: fieldseekerZoneIndexes{
ZonesPkey: index{
Type: "btree",
Name: "zones_pkey",
Columns: []indexColumn{
{
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Name: "globalid",
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Desc: null.FromCond(false, true),
IsExpression: false,
},
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{
Name: "version",
Desc: null.FromCond(false, true),
IsExpression: false,
},
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},
Unique: true,
Comment: "",
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NullsFirst: []bool{false, false},
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NullsDistinct: false,
Where: "",
Include: []string{},
},
},
PrimaryKey: &constraint{
Name: "zones_pkey",
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Columns: []string{"globalid", "version"},
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Comment: "",
},
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ForeignKeys: fieldseekerZoneForeignKeys{
FieldseekerZonesZonesOrganizationIDFkey: foreignKey{
constraint: constraint{
Name: "fieldseeker.zones.zones_organization_id_fkey",
Columns: []string{"organization_id"},
Comment: "",
},
ForeignTable: "organization",
ForeignColumns: []string{"id"},
},
},
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Comment: "",
}
type fieldseekerZoneColumns struct {
Objectid column
Name column
Globalid column
CreatedUser column
CreatedDate column
LastEditedUser column
LastEditedDate column
Active column
Creationdate column
Creator column
Editdate column
Editor column
ShapeArea column
ShapeLength column
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Geometry column
Geospatial column
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Version column
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OrganizationID column
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}
func (c fieldseekerZoneColumns) AsSlice() []column {
return []column{
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c.Objectid, c.Name, c.Globalid, c.CreatedUser, c.CreatedDate, c.LastEditedUser, c.LastEditedDate, c.Active, c.Creationdate, c.Creator, c.Editdate, c.Editor, c.ShapeArea, c.ShapeLength, c.Geometry, c.Geospatial, c.Version, c.OrganizationID,
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}
}
type fieldseekerZoneIndexes struct {
ZonesPkey index
}
func (i fieldseekerZoneIndexes) AsSlice() []index {
return []index{
i.ZonesPkey,
}
}
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type fieldseekerZoneForeignKeys struct {
FieldseekerZonesZonesOrganizationIDFkey foreignKey
}
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func (f fieldseekerZoneForeignKeys) AsSlice() []foreignKey {
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return []foreignKey{
f.FieldseekerZonesZonesOrganizationIDFkey,
}
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}
type fieldseekerZoneUniques struct{}
func (u fieldseekerZoneUniques) AsSlice() []constraint {
return []constraint{}
}
type fieldseekerZoneChecks struct{}
func (c fieldseekerZoneChecks) AsSlice() []check {
return []check{}
}
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