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[John Bywater]

Hello all,

The database schema has changed. This means that the automatic tests 
require a new kforgetest database to be created, and will fail with the 
old one.

This can easily be done with the kforge db create/delete utility. Just 
delete an existing kforgetest database and create it again. When you 
create the database, don't bother giving a path to the SQL file, because 
it generates the database from the SQLObect database mapper classes.

The system now uses a "KForge native" database schema. The mapping layer 
is highly reflective, such that the concrete mapper classes simply have 
a definition of their attributes and aggregations. These definitions are 
used to drive abstracted data mapping methods, which do the work of 
moving values of attributes and/or associations between the domain model 
and the relational database. This will make adding new mappers really easy.

With the similarly reflective state of the domain model, I expecting 
future extensions to these two layers to be easy, and rapid.

With the new database, and the refactorings, the tests run through 
almost twice as fast as yesterday!

Best regards,

John.



John Bywater wrote:

> Hi Rufus,
>
> Just to say that I spent a little time cleaning up the 
> TestSubversionPlugin class.
>
> There is now no difference between my copy of the files, and the 
> repository.
>
> Also, just for fun, I changed the plugin config file to take paths to 
> any installed Python module.
>
> There are now 92 tests, which are all passing OK.
>
> Bye for now,
>
> John.
>
> PS I'll also try to clean up the system dictionary this week...
>
>
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