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Create Custom Tables with YML Files #1883

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spficklin opened this issue May 31, 2024 · 1 comment
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Create Custom Tables with YML Files #1883

spficklin opened this issue May 31, 2024 · 1 comment
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Group 2 - Data Storage | Tripal DBX | Chado Any issue relating to biological data storage, Tripal DBX and Chado integration, Materialized Views Tripal 4 Any issue or pull request focused on Tripal 4

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spficklin commented May 31, 2024

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Currently, when we add custom tables, they are hard-coded in the prepare step, and if a module developer wants to create a custom table they have to write a function to setup the array and call the service to create it. Instead, do we want to have a YML file that defines custom tables and those get added automatically when the extension module is installed?

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One benefit for this is that we can drop the tripal_custom_tables table as the information about the custom tables/mviews stays in the configuration.

@dsenalik dsenalik added Tripal 4 Any issue or pull request focused on Tripal 4 Group 2 - Data Storage | Tripal DBX | Chado Any issue relating to biological data storage, Tripal DBX and Chado integration, Materialized Views labels Jun 1, 2024
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