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Signed-off-by: Wenqi Mou <[email protected]>
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Summary of Changes
As gemini-code-assist, I've reviewed this pull request. The primary goal, based on the title and the single file change, appears to be documenting the new tidb_restore_registry
system table. The PR description is empty, so I'm inferring the full intent from the title and patch. The change involves adding a description of this table to the mysql-schema.md
documentation file, specifically within the section for backup and restore related system tables.
Highlights
- Documentation Update: This pull request adds documentation for the new
tidb_restore_registry
system table, which is used to register restore tasks and prevent overlaps.
Changelog
- mysql-schema/mysql-schema.md
- Added a description for the
tidb_restore_registry
system table under the 'System tables related to backup and restore' section.
- Added a description for the
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Code Review
Thanks for adding documentation for the new tidb_restore_registry
system table! The description is clear and helps users understand its purpose. I have one minor suggestion to make the description even more concise, in line with the style guide's emphasis on avoiding unnecessary words and repetition (Style Guide, Line 24).
Summary of Findings
- Documentation Conciseness: The description for
tidb_restore_registry
can be made slightly more concise while retaining its meaning. This aligns with the style guide's principle (Line 24) of avoiding unnecessary words for better readability.
Merge Readiness
This pull request adds important documentation for a new system table and is well-prepared. The suggested minor refinement for conciseness can be considered by the author. As a reviewer following the persona guidelines, I cannot approve pull requests. However, from a content perspective, these changes look good to merge after the author has reviewed the feedback and any other necessary approvals are obtained.
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## System tables related to backup and restore | |||
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* `tidb_pitr_id_map`: the ID mapping information for point-in-time recovery (PITR) operations | |||
* `tidb_restore_registry`: the registry for restore tasks with unique restore IDs assigned to prevent different restore operations from overlapping with each other |
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The current description is clear and accurate. For improved conciseness and to adhere to the style guide's principle of avoiding unnecessary words1, you might consider this slightly shorter phrasing:
Style Guide References
* `tidb_restore_registry`: the registry for restore tasks with unique restore IDs assigned to prevent different restore operations from overlapping with each other | |
* `tidb_restore_registry`: the registry for restore tasks, using unique restore IDs to prevent overlapping restore operations. |
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