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PT-2378 - extended FP precision in pt-table-sync #863

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The PR is intended to resolve this issue: https://perconadev.atlassian.net/browse/PT-2378

The tests added with pt-2378.t all fail with the current code base. With the proposed change, they run successfully. They test that both REPLACE and UPDATE statements are generated by pt-table-sync such that floating point numbers that are not intended to change indeed don't change.

The code is my own creation and it can be distributed under the GPL2 licence.

  • The contributed code is licensed under GPL v2.0
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  • util/update-modules has been ran
  • Documentation updated
  • Test suite update

@hpoettker hpoettker force-pushed the PT-2378_table_sync_with_more_fp_precision branch from c0f3c96 to 687f24b Compare September 15, 2024 20:18
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I updated the PR such that the change is also included in lib/Quoter.pm.

This affected the source code of many tools. However, the only tool except for pt-table-sync that actually calls quote_val, is pt-archiver. And pt-archiver does not set the flag is_float, wherefore it also isn't actually affected by the change. So the change is really covered by the two tests in this PR.

@hpoettker hpoettker force-pushed the PT-2378_table_sync_with_more_fp_precision branch from 687f24b to 6cbe827 Compare September 15, 2024 22:26
pt-table-sync now uses up to 17 decimal digits when writing
floating point numbers in the generated SQL statements.
This is necessary to prevent unintended data changes.
@hpoettker hpoettker force-pushed the PT-2378_table_sync_with_more_fp_precision branch from 6cbe827 to ad350a2 Compare November 14, 2024 23:45
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Thanks so much for the massive effort to adjust the code base to MySQL 8.4!

I've rebased the changes on the latest commit in 3.x.

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