Core: Include delete files in 'files' and add 'data_files' table#4336
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Let me take a look today. |
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nit: expected count of what?
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Merged, thanks @aokolnychyi for the review |
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As discussed in #4139, this is the second step after adding 'delete_files' table, to synchronize the similar metadata tables to handle the delete file concept.
In this PR:
This might be hard to split into two prs, as it's doing a hot-swap migrating the 'files' table class (called DataFilesTable) to support new table 'data_files'.