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WalkthroughThis pull request updates SQL initialization scripts for test environments. In the H2 script, multiple new INSERT statements add records to tables such as t_block, t_block_history, t_block_group, t_material, t_page, t_user, and t_i18n_lang. The MySQL script similarly adds new INSERT statements for UI components in the t_component table and updates entries in t_block and t_block_history. The changes expand the database schema with new data for blocks, components, users, and language support. Changes
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172-172: t_page JSON Content Review:
The INSERT intot_pageincludes a very detailed JSON structure representing page layout and component composition. While the record appears complete, the JSON content is quite complex; consider modularizing or commenting on key sections for better maintainability. This will enhance readability when future changes are needed.
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app/src/main/resources/sql/mysql/init_data_for_test.sql (16)
1-51: t_component Insertion Consistency Check:
The INSERT statements for thet_componenttable now list all the expected columns (e.g. id, version, name, name_en, icon, description, doc_url, screenshot, tags, keywords, dev_mode, npm, group, category, priority, snippets, schema_fragment, configure, public, framework, is_official, is_default, tiny_reserved, component_metadata, library_id, tenant_id, renter_id, site_id, created_by, created_time, last_updated_by, last_updated_time). This comprehensive column list should resolve the previous “字段缺失” (missing field) errors. The embedded JSON strings are detailed and appear to conform to the component schema. Please make sure that the JSON strings are valid in your target SQL engine and that data types (such as dates and numerical values) are consistent.
52-53: t_block_history Insertion Update:
The INSERT intot_block_historynow provides complete content and metadata—including fields such as ref_id, message, version, label, framework, content (with its JSON structure), assets, and timestamps—which should eliminate missing field errors previously reported. It is advisable to verify that the JSON content for the block history (and any file paths or build info) is accurate and compatible with downstream processing.
54-55: t_block_group Entry Validation:
The new INSERT intot_block_groupincludes the fields id, name, app_id, platform_id, description, created_by, last_updated_by, created_time, last_updated_time, tenant_id, and site_id. This update ensures that all the required fields are provided, which should fix the earlier missing data issue.
56-56: t_material_history Record Update:
The INSERT statement fort_material_historynow includes a full set of fields (e.g. id, ref_id, version, content, name, npm_name, framework, assets_url, image_url, description, material_size, tgz_url, unzip_tgz_root_path_url, unzip_tgz_files, created_by, last_updated_by, created_time, last_updated_time, tenant_id, site_id). The JSON content and asset references appear complete. Please double-check that the JSON for assets and scripts does not have any syntax issues that might cause runtime parsing errors.
58-58: t_tenant Record Completeness:
The INSERT intot_tenantnow provides all necessary fields (id, name_cn, name_en, description, created_by, last_updated_by, created_time, last_updated_time). This should help avoid schema mismatches in multi-tenant setups.
60-60: r_material_history_block Mapping Verification:
The INSERT intor_material_history_blockcorrectly establishes the relationship between material history and block history using the appropriate foreign keys. It is important to ensure that the referenced IDs (in this case, the material_history_id and block_history_id) exist in their parent tables to maintain referential integrity.
62-111: Bulk Insertion for r_material_history_component:
A series of INSERT statements now map a material history record to multiple components (from component_id 73 through 121). This batch insertion is comprehensive and should guarantee that each material history record is associated with the correct set of components. Since many rows are being inserted here, please verify that all component IDs referenced exist in thet_componenttable and that any foreign key constraints are met.
112-161: Mapping in r_material_component:
The INSERT statements forr_material_component(covering component IDs 73 through 121) ensure that the relationship between the material and its components is explicitly defined. This consistency across mapping tables should prevent missing field errors. A final check on the integrity of these IDs against the master component table is recommended.
164-164: r_material_block Insertion Verification:
The INSERT intor_material_blocksets up the mapping between material history and block records. All expected fields are provided, and it looks aligned with the overall schema updates.
166-166: t_app Record Details:
The INSERT fort_appnow includes an extensive list of fields—such as name, app_website, platform_id, platform_history_id, publish_url, editor_url, visit_url, image_url, assets_url, state, published, home_page_id, css, config, constants, data_handler, description, latest, git_group, project_name, branch, is_demo, is_default, template_type, set_template_time, set_template_by, set_default_by, framework, global_state, default_lang, extend_config, data_hash, can_associate, data_source_global, created_by, last_updated_by, created_time, last_updated_time, tenant_id, and site_id. This completeness should prevent prior omission errors. Please verify that all URL fields and JSON configurations (for example, the constants and global_state) are current and appropriate for your environment.
168-169: t_block Content and Build Info:
The INSERT statement fort_blocknow provides a very detailed JSON content block—including state, methods, children components, schema, dataSource, dependencies, and build information. This update includes additional fields (e.g. assets, last_build_info, tags, latest_version, latest_history_id, screenshot, path, occupier_by, is_official, public, is_default, tiny_reserved, npm_name, i18n, platform_id, app_id, content_blocks, created_by, last_updated_by, created_time, last_updated_time, tenant_id, site_id) that should entirely address any missing field issues. Due to the complexity of the JSON data, please validate that all nested structures are correctly escaped and conform to the expected design.
170-170: t_material Record Integrity:
The INSERT intot_materialnow includes fields for id, name, npm_name, framework, assets_url, image_url, published, latest_version, latest_history_id, public, last_build_info, description, is_official, is_default, tiny_reserved, component_library_id, material_category_id, material_size, tgz_url, unzip_tgz_root_path_url, unzip_tgz_files, created_by, last_updated_by, created_time, last_updated_time, tenant_id, and site_id. This update appears to resolve missing field issues and now carries full metadata for the material package.
174-174: t_user Entry Check:
The user record insertion now provides essential details (id, username, email, enable, created_by, last_updated_by, created_time, last_updated_time, tenant_id, site_id, is_admin, is_public) ensuring that the schema requirements are met. This update should prevent field omission errors in user management.
175-176: t_i18n_lang Enhancements:
Both INSERT statements fort_i18n_langnow supply the necessary fields (id, lang, label, created_by, last_updated_by, created_time, last_updated_time) to correctly seed the internationalization language data. This will support multi-language UI components and is implemented consistently.
177-177: t_platform Record Completeness:
The INSERT intot_platformis now comprehensive—providing fields such as name, published, last_build_info, description, latest_version, latest_history_id, material_history_id, image_url, sort_plugins, sort_toolbar, is_default, prettier_opts, set_default_by, app_extend_config, data_hash, business_category_id, theme_id, platform_url, vscode_url, tenant_id, site_id, created_by, last_updated_by, created_time, and last_updated_time. This should fully comply with the schema requirements and eliminate missing field errors. Verify that numeric, string, and JSON fields use the proper formats.
178-178: t_platform_history Record Verification:
The INSERT intot_platform_historynow includes fields for id, ref_id, version, name, publish_url, description, vscode_url, material_history_id, sub_count, material_pkg_name, material_version, image_url, tenant_id, renter_id, site_id, created_by, last_updated_by, created_time, and last_updated_time. This detailed historical record should now work without field omission issues. Make sure that the publish URL and version data are current.app/src/main/resources/sql/h2/init_data_for_test.sql (14)
1-30: t_component Insert Statements – Complete Field Coverage
All INSERTs into the t_component table now list all required columns (e.g. id, version, name, name_en, icon, description, doc_url, screenshot, tags, keywords, dev_mode, npm, "group", category, priority, snippets, schema_fragment, configure, last_updated_by, created_time, last_updated_time, public, framework, created_by, is_official, is_default, tiny_reserved, tenant_id, component_metadata, site_id). This should address the previous “字段缺失” errors. Please double‐check that every non‑nullable field receives an appropriate value (or default) and that the JSON values are correctly escaped.
31-31: t_block_history Insert – Field and JSON Validity
The INSERT into t_block_history now includes a complete list of fields, and the inserted JSON (in the content column) appears well structured. Ensure that the JSON content is valid and matches the expected schema of the application.
33-33: t_block_group Insert – Consistency Check
The t_block_group record provides all expected fields (id, name, app_id, platform_id, description, created_by, last_updated_by, created_time, last_updated_time, tenant_id, site_id). No fields seem to be missing; please confirm that these match with the updated schema definitions.
35-35: t_material_history Insert – Comprehensive Data
The t_material_history INSERT now includes all required columns. Verify that the JSON string provided for the assets (and any material versioning details) is valid. Also, check that the version and description fields now meet the non‑nullable constraints that might have caused errors previously.
37-37: t_tenant Insert – Basic Tenant Record
The tenant record is straightforward and appears to include all necessary columns. Just ensure that the tenant name and description conform to expected formats.
39-39: r_material_history_block Insert – Valid Association
The INSERT for r_material_history_block correctly maps a material_history record to a block_history record. Verify that the referenced ids (1, 1) match the records in the corresponding tables.
40-68: r_material_component Inserts – Foreign Key Consistency
The series of INSERT statements for r_material_component (lines 40–68) consistently supply id, material_id, and component_id values. It’s important to double‑check that each component_id used here exists in t_component and that the material_id is valid.
71-98: r_material_history_component Inserts – Correct Mapping
The r_material_history_component records (lines 71–98) appear to correctly relate material history with its component records. The sequential ids and corresponding component references seem consistent with expectations.
100-100: r_material_block Insert – Single Record Check
The INSERT into r_material_block on line 100 is a single record mapping material to block. Ensure that this relationship is valid as per the database design.
102-102: t_app Insert – Complex Application Configuration
The t_app INSERT (line 102) is quite complex with many JSON configuration fields (e.g. css, config, constants, data_handler, global_state). Although it appears complete, please verify that all newly required fields (introduced to resolve missing field errors) are mapped correctly and that the JSON values are valid. Consider wrapping this block in a transaction if not already done.
104-104: t_block Insert – Updated Block Definition
The INSERT into t_block (line 104) now provides a complete set of fields—including the previously missing ones—that define the block’s properties, content, dependencies, etc. Please review the large JSON content for any potential escaping issues and ensure its structure complies with the expected format.
106-106: t_material Insert – Full Field Inclusion
The t_material INSERT (line 106) now lists all required columns such as latest_version, latest_history_id, public, and last_build_info. Verify that the values (including the JSON for build info) are correct and that any defaults required by the schema are provided.
108-108: t_page Insert – Complete Page Data
The t_page INSERT (line 108) includes detailed page_content in JSON format along with other metadata like route, depth, and content_blocks. Please ensure that the structure meets the front‑end requirements and that all required fields are present.
110-112: t_user and t_i18n_lang Inserts – User and Language Setup
The t_user and t_i18n_lang inserts (lines 110–112) look complete. The new developer account and the language support records for Simplified Chinese and American English now include all required fields.
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