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Transactional Distributed Database Layer
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allow user of InMemoryKeyValueService to override the default OverwriteBehaviour #6996

Closed rhuffy closed 7 months ago

rhuffy commented 7 months ago

General

Before this PR: InMemoryKeyValueService throws a KeyAlreadyExistsException if two puts for the same Cell and timestamp are submitted with different values. This doesn't match the behavior of Cassandra, where unless putUnlessExists is used, the database will tolerate puts on the same Cell+timestamp.

After this PR: I'd like the InMemoryKeyValueService to have the same behavior as CassandraKeyValueServiceImpl, so this PR allows you to override the OverwriteBehaviour used in put and putWithTimestamps to OVERWRITE instead of OVERWRITE_SAME_VALUE, which should match the behavior of Cassandra.

==COMMIT_MSG== allow user of InMemoryKeyValueService to override the default OverwriteBehaviour ==COMMIT_MSG==

This is not a breaking change, and is solely used by my test code.

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