pgr2junit 0.1.1

Utility to process pg_regress output to junit xml format
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-- This file and its contents are licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
-- Please see the included NOTICE for copyright information and
-- LICENSE-APACHE for a copy of the license.
-- This file contains tests for functionality introduced in PG12
select 1;
 ?column? 
----------
        1
(1 row)

------- TEST 1: Restrictive copy from file
CREATE TABLE "copy_golden" (
    "time" bigint NOT NULL,
    "value" double precision NOT NULL
);
\COPY copy_golden (time, value) FROM data/copy_data.csv WITH CSV HEADER
SELECT * FROM copy_golden ORDER BY TIME;
 time |       value        
------+--------------------
    1 |  0.951734602451324
    2 |  0.717823888640851
    3 |  0.543408489786088
    4 |  0.641131274402142
    5 |   0.12689296528697
    6 | 0.0126486560329795
    7 |  0.213605496101081
    8 |  0.132784110959619
    9 |  0.381155731156468
   10 |  0.284836102742702
   11 |  0.795640022493899
   12 |  0.631451691035181
   13 | 0.0958626130595803
   14 |  0.929304684977978
   15 |  0.524866581428796
   16 |  0.919249163009226
   17 |  0.878917074296623
   18 |   0.68551931809634
   19 |  0.594833800103515
   20 |  0.819584367796779
   21 |  0.474171321373433
   22 |  0.938535195309669
   23 |  0.333933369256556
   24 |  0.274582070298493
   25 |  0.602348630782217
(25 rows)

CREATE TABLE "copy_control" (
    "time" bigint NOT NULL,
    "value" double precision NOT NULL
);
\COPY copy_control (time, value) FROM data/copy_data.csv WITH CSV HEADER WHERE time > 10;
SELECT * FROM copy_control ORDER BY TIME;
 time |       value        
------+--------------------
   11 |  0.795640022493899
   12 |  0.631451691035181
   13 | 0.0958626130595803
   14 |  0.929304684977978
   15 |  0.524866581428796
   16 |  0.919249163009226
   17 |  0.878917074296623
   18 |   0.68551931809634
   19 |  0.594833800103515
   20 |  0.819584367796779
   21 |  0.474171321373433
   22 |  0.938535195309669
   23 |  0.333933369256556
   24 |  0.274582070298493
   25 |  0.602348630782217
(15 rows)

CREATE TABLE "copy_test" (
    "time" bigint NOT NULL,
    "value" double precision NOT NULL
);
SELECT create_hypertable('copy_test', 'time', chunk_time_interval => 10);
   create_hypertable    
------------------------
 (1,public,copy_test,t)
(1 row)

\COPY copy_test (time, value) FROM data/copy_data.csv WITH CSV HEADER WHERE time > 10;
SELECT * FROM copy_test ORDER BY TIME;
 time |       value        
------+--------------------
   11 |  0.795640022493899
   12 |  0.631451691035181
   13 | 0.0958626130595803
   14 |  0.929304684977978
   15 |  0.524866581428796
   16 |  0.919249163009226
   17 |  0.878917074296623
   18 |   0.68551931809634
   19 |  0.594833800103515
   20 |  0.819584367796779
   21 |  0.474171321373433
   22 |  0.938535195309669
   23 |  0.333933369256556
   24 |  0.274582070298493
   25 |  0.602348630782217
(15 rows)

-- Verify attempting to use subqueries fails the same as non-hypertables
\set ON_ERROR_STOP 0
\COPY copy_control (time, value) FROM data/copy_data.csv WITH CSV HEADER WHERE time IN (SELECT time FROM copy_golden);
ERROR:  cannot use subquery in COPY FROM WHERE condition at character 74
\COPY copy_test (time, value) FROM data/copy_data.csv WITH CSV HEADER WHERE time IN (SELECT time FROM copy_golden);
ERROR:  cannot use subquery in COPY FROM WHERE condition at character 71
\set ON_ERROR_STOP 1
DROP TABLE copy_golden;
DROP TABLE copy_control;
DROP TABLE copy_test;