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| dir := prepareColumnAssetReachabilityCommandWALDirM15A(t) | ||
| d := openCollectionCommandWALDB(t, dir) | ||
| defer func() { _ = d.Close() }() | ||
| col := openColumnStoreCollectionM10B(t, d) |
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This test file introduces references to symbols that are not defined anywhere in the collections package (for example openColumnStoreCollectionM10B, prepareColumnAssetReachabilityCommandWALDirM15A, and columnAssetM12ASegmentFileID only appear in this new file), so the test package cannot compile when go test reaches type-checking. That blocks CI for the whole TreeDB/collections package rather than validating rewrite behavior.
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| {current: 16, required: 16, wantMin: 16}, | ||
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| for _, tc := range cases { | ||
| got := columnDictionaryInt64GroupNextScratchCap(tc.current, tc.required) |
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These tests call identifiers that are not implemented in non-test code (e.g. columnDictionaryInt64GroupNextScratchCap / columnDictionaryInt64GroupMaxGroups only occur in this test file), which means the package test binary cannot be built. As written, this change introduces compile-time failures instead of additional coverage.
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| // Tests for columnDictionaryCodeDistinctSeenWords (new utility function in column_dictionary_query.go). | ||
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| func TestColumnDictionaryCodeDistinctSeenWordsZeroGroupsM1634(t *testing.T) { | ||
| wordsPerGroup, totalWords, ok, err := columnDictionaryCodeDistinctSeenWords(0, 10) |
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The new dictionary-query tests are wired to missing internals (columnDictionaryCodeDistinctSeenWords and related helpers are referenced here but have no definitions in the package), so go test cannot compile this file. This turns the test addition into a package-wide test build break.
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| Options: CollectionOptions{ColumnStore: nil}, | ||
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| def := IndexDefinition{Field: "email"} | ||
| if err := rejectCreateIndexOnRetainedColumnField(meta, def); err != nil { |
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This test suite depends on unimplemented symbols such as rejectCreateIndexOnRetainedColumnField, preparedBatchUpdatePrimaryDocument, and ErrColumnAssetReachabilityIncomplete, which are only referenced in this test file and are absent from package code. The result is a compile failure for TreeDB/collections tests instead of runnable unit coverage.
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Unit test generation was requested by @snissn.
The following files were modified:
TreeDB/collections/column_asset_rewrite_test.goTreeDB/collections/column_dict_int64_query_test.goTreeDB/collections/column_dictionary_query_test.goTreeDB/collections/column_store_api_test.go