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This PR introduces a schema fingerprinting feature to the schemalyzer tool, enabling users to generate SHA256 hashes of database schemas for instant change detection and quick comparison. The implementation provides deterministic, order-independent hashing while ignoring comments for reliable schema comparisons.
- Added
fingerprintandcompare-fingerprintsCLI commands with comprehensive flag options - Implemented robust schema normalization and hashing logic in the
Hashertype - Created comprehensive test coverage for fingerprint generation and comparison functionality
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| File | Description |
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| test/functional_test.sh | Functional test script validating fingerprint generation, deterministic hashing, and comparison features |
| internal/fingerprint/hasher_test.go | Unit tests covering fingerprint generation, determinism, order independence, and comment handling |
| internal/fingerprint/hasher.go | Core fingerprinting implementation with schema normalization and SHA256 hash generation |
| cmd/schemalyzer/commands/root.go | Integration of new fingerprint commands into the CLI |
| cmd/schemalyzer/commands/fingerprint.go | Implementation of the fingerprint command with various output options |
| cmd/schemalyzer/commands/compare_fingerprints.go | Implementation of the compare-fingerprints command for schema comparison |
| README.md | Documentation and usage examples for the new fingerprinting commands |
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This pull request introduces a schema fingerprinting feature to the
schemalyzertool, allowing users to quickly generate and compare SHA256 hashes of database schemas for instant change detection. The main changes include new commands, a robust fingerprinting implementation, integration into the CLI, and comprehensive tests to ensure reliability and correctness.New Commands and CLI Integration:
fingerprintandcompare-fingerprintscommands to the CLI, enabling users to generate a schema fingerprint and compare two fingerprints for quick schema change detection. [1] [2] [3]README.mdwith detailed documentation and usage examples for the new commands, including flags and CI/CD integration patterns.Fingerprinting Implementation:
Implemented the
Hasherininternal/fingerprint/hasher.goto normalize schema objects and generate a consistent SHA256 hash, ensuring order independence and ignoring comments for reliable comparisons.Functional Testing Results: