Add CLI commands ls-repos, postgres-ddl, and postgres-upgrade
ls-repos show repository names at a given base URI (i.e. directory
or database). The verbose option can be used to generate CSV or a nice
table with some extra information like number of branches, commits,
feature types, and features per repository.
postgres-ddl is an utility to generate the DDL script to initialize
a PostgreSQL database to be used by Geogig. Most of the time Geogig
does it all by itself when first accessing the database, but it could be
the case where the database user used to connect with has no enough
proviledges and the script needs to be run by hand using psql for
example.
postgres-upgrade is an utility to upgrade an existing geogig database
from any geogig version prior to 1.2.1. It will create a geogig_metadata
table and add a column to geogig_graph_edge in that is used to ensure the
correct order of commit parents in a commit graph traversal. Curiously,
in Postgres 9.4 it worked by accident, but Postgres 9.5+ returns the
parents in different order unless the query instructs it how to, which
is ok and exposed a bug in geogig itself.
Forward-port from #468:
Add CLI commands ls-repos, postgres-ddl, and postgres-upgrade
ls-reposshow repository names at a given base URI (i.e. directory or database). The verbose option can be used to generate CSV or a nice table with some extra information like number of branches, commits, feature types, and features per repository.postgres-ddlis an utility to generate the DDL script to initialize a PostgreSQL database to be used by Geogig. Most of the time Geogig does it all by itself when first accessing the database, but it could be the case where the database user used to connect with has no enough proviledges and the script needs to be run by hand using psql for example.postgres-upgradeis an utility to upgrade an existing geogig database from any geogig version prior to 1.2.1. It will create a geogig_metadata table and add a column to geogig_graph_edge in that is used to ensure the correct order of commit parents in a commit graph traversal. Curiously, in Postgres 9.4 it worked by accident, but Postgres 9.5+ returns the parents in different order unless the query instructs it how to, which is ok and exposed a bug in geogig itself.