implements funnel view query version1, without remember_device=True
create a command line tools to execute query with parameters.
Please note if fully resolves the issue per the acceptance criteria: Y
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the command line tools, use query name to specify which sql file to execute. the query name is defined in rsq.py file.
please read the doc string in rsq.sh and rsq.py to understand how it works.
rsq stands for redsfhit query.
How to test: bash tests/test_rsq.sh # password = 'password'
This pull request changes...
[x] now we have funnel-view query!
[x] now we can use this API bash rsq.sh <query-name> -W -v var1=value1 -v var2=value2 to run query
This pull request is ready to merge when...
[x] Feature branch is starts with the issue number
[ ] Is connected to its original issue via zenhub 👇
[x] Tests have been updated
[x] All tests are passing and meet coverage, linting, and accessibility requirements. And no security vulnerabilities ⚫️(Circle)
[ ] Documentation / readme.md updated (manual)
[ ] Docker updated if needed (manual)
[ ] This code has been reviewed by someone other than the original author
labels: task
Summary
Addresses Issue LG-965
remember_device=True
Please note if fully resolves the issue per the acceptance criteria: Y
Describe the pull request here, including any supplemental information needed to understand it.
the command line tools, use query name to specify which sql file to execute. the query name is defined in
rsq.py
file. please read the doc string inrsq.sh
andrsq.py
to understand how it works.rsq stands for redsfhit query.
How to test:
bash tests/test_rsq.sh # password = 'password'
This pull request changes...
bash rsq.sh <query-name> -W -v var1=value1 -v var2=value2
to run queryThis pull request is ready to merge when...