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Original issue: #483
What is the feature
The feature involves renaming the database table
github_pull_requests_comments
togithub_comments
.Why we need the feature
Renaming the table to
github_comments
provides a more generalized and concise naming convention. This change will make the table name more intuitive and reflective of its purpose, which is to store comments related to GitHub, not just pull requests.How to implement and why
Create a SQL Migration File:
Sql
directory to rename the table. The SQL command will beRENAME TABLE github_pull_requests_comments TO github_comments;
. This ensures that the database schema is updated consistently across all environments.Update PHP Code:
Src/lib/bot.database.php
at line 444. This change is necessary to ensure that the application code references the new table name, preventing any runtime errors related to database operations.Update Shell Script:
Tests/db-integrity.sh
at line 37. This update is crucial for maintaining the integrity checks and ensuring that the scripts align with the new database schema.About backward compatibility
This change is not backward compatible as it involves renaming a database table. Any existing scripts, queries, or code that reference the old table name will need to be updated to prevent failures. It is important to communicate this change to all stakeholders and ensure that all dependent systems are updated accordingly.
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