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go.temporal.io/server/common/persistence/persistence-tests/metadata_persistence_v2.go 45 introduced LOC · 2 ranges

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262 // This is only relevant for cassandra
263 switch m.DefaultTestCluster.(type) {
264 > case *cassandra.TestCluster: metadata_persistence_v2.go
265 default:
266 return
267 }
268 > id := uuid.NewString() metadata_persistence_v2.go
269 > name := "create-namespace-test-name-for-partial-test"
270 > partialName := "create-partial-namespace-test-name"
271 > m.createPartialNamespace(id, partialName)
272 > state := enumspb.NAMESPACE_STATE_REGISTERED
273 > description := "create-namespace-test-description"
274 > owner := "create-namespace-test-owner"
275 > data := map[string]string{"k1": "v1"}
276 > retention := int32(10)
277 > historyArchivalState := enumspb.ARCHIVAL_STATE_ENABLED
278 > historyArchivalURI := "test://history/uri"
279 > visibilityArchivalState := enumspb.ARCHIVAL_STATE_ENABLED
280 > visibilityArchivalURI := "test://visibility/uri"
281 > badBinaries := &namespacepb.BadBinaries{Binaries: map[string]*namespacepb.BadBinaryInfo{}}
282 > isGlobalNamespace := false
283 > configVersion := int64(0)
284 > failoverVersion := int64(0)
285 >
286 > resp0, err0 := m.CreateNamespace(
287 > &persistencespb.NamespaceInfo{
288 > Id: id,
289 > Name: name,
290 > State: state,
291 > Description: description,
292 > Owner: owner,
293 > Data: data,
294 > },
295 > &persistencespb.NamespaceConfig{
296 > Retention: timestamp.DurationFromDays(retention),
297 > HistoryArchivalState: historyArchivalState,
298 > HistoryArchivalUri: historyArchivalURI,
299 > VisibilityArchivalState: visibilityArchivalState,
300 > VisibilityArchivalUri: visibilityArchivalURI,
301 > BadBinaries: badBinaries,
302 > },
303 > &persistencespb.NamespaceReplicationConfig{},
304 > isGlobalNamespace,
305 > configVersion,
306 > failoverVersion,
307 > )
308 > m.Error(err0)
309 > m.IsType(&serviceerror.NamespaceAlreadyExists{}, err0)
310 > m.Nil(resp0)
311 > m.truncatePartialNamespace()
312 }
313

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