Transactions aren't executed with "psql -c" #9
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tokio-postgres/tests/test/main.rs
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Probably can just be client.simple_query(..).await.unwrap()
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This can be SimpleQueryMessage::CommandComplete(CommandCompleteContents { fields, .. }) if fields.is_none() => {}. Then the fields.is_some() case is captured in _ =>. Same for the below cases.
Also this is a nit, but we typically wouldn't alias using fields: f, instead of referencing as fields,
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I think you can match with SimpleQueryMessage::CommandComplete(CommandCompleteContests { fields: Some(f), ... }) instead of checking whether fields is_some() in the body.
The transaction did not appear to execute when running a set of SQL commands using psql commands with the '-c' option, such as "SELECT * FROM t; BEGIN; UPDATE t SET k = id; END;". This issue was caused by the tokio-postgres crate adding column information to all EmptyQueryResponses for every SQL query. The resolution for this issue was to only add the column information to 'SELECT' queries.
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Bump deps on crates in our rust-postgres fork to include this merged PR: readysettech/rust-postgres#9 Change-Id: I59d1f7882b74d6c418eea8eef35ada1c26c4f7f7
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Bump deps on crates in our rust-postgres fork to include this merged PR: readysettech/rust-postgres#9 Change-Id: I59d1f7882b74d6c418eea8eef35ada1c26c4f7f7 Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.readyset.name/c/readyset/+/5958 Tested-by: Buildkite CI Reviewed-by: Dan Wilbanks <[email protected]>
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The transaction did not appear to execute when running a set of SQL commands using psql commands with the '-c' option, such as "SELECT * FROM t; BEGIN; UPDATE t SET k = id; END;". This issue was caused by the tokio-postgres crate adding column information to all EmptyQueryResponses for every SQL query. The resolution for this issue was to only add the column information to 'SELECT' queries.