[r2dbc-mysql] Fix getColumnMetadatas() of JasyncMetadata
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Thanks for the issue and contribution. If possible, consider adding a test similar to: https://github.com/jasync-sql/jasync-sql/blob/master/r2dbc-mysql/src/test/java/com/github/jasync/r2dbc/mysql/integ/JasyncR2dbcIntegTest.kt Hopefully this will prevent future regression. |
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@oshai Ok, I'll try to add commits for tests soon. |
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@oshai I added a test which failed before this PR and passes now. |
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Thanks for contributing! |
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Releasing it in 2.1.24. |
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Resolve #390.
Also, I modified the way to build a map of
ColumnMetadata(usingreversed()). Because originally the doc about method implementation (getColumnMetadata()andcontains()) of r2dbc interfaceRowMetadatawhich saysWhen a get method contains several columns with same name, then the value of the first matching column will be returnedhas been potentially violated (the last is used, not the first). Although this is meaningless because currently the only implemented method ofColumnMetadataisgetName().