* Add context/timeout to HTTP throttle check
* Dont run `.GetThrottleHTTPInterval()` on every loop
* Update help message
* Var rename
* 2022
* Add timeout flag
* Add unix/tcp server commands, use ParseInt() for string->int64
* Var rename
* Re-check http timeout on every loop iteration
* Remove stale comment
* Make throttle interval idempotent
* var rename
* Usage grammar
* Make http timeout idempotent too
* Parse time.Duration once
* Move timeout to NewThrottler
* Help update
* Set User-Agent header
* Re-add newline
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* v1.1.0
* WIP: copying AUTO_INCREMENT value to ghost table
Initial commit: towards setting up a test suite
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* greping for 'expect_table_structure' content
* Adding simple test for 'expect_table_structure' scenario
* adding tests for AUTO_INCREMENT value after row deletes. Should initially fail
* clear event beforehand
* parsing AUTO_INCREMENT from alter query, reading AUTO_INCREMENT from original table, applying AUTO_INCREMENT value onto ghost table if applicable and user has not specified AUTO_INCREMENT in alter statement
* support GetUint64
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* minor update to test
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* adding test for user defined AUTO_INCREMENT statement
* Generated column as part of UNIQUE (or PRIMARY) KEY
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* skip analysis of generated column data type in unique key
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* All MySQL DBs limited to max 3 concurrent/idle connections
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when throttling on user command there really is no need for injecting heartbeat. The user commanded, therefore gh-ost complies and trusts the reasoning for throttling. What this will allow is complete quiet time. This, in turn, will allow such features as relocating via orchestrator/pseudo-gtid at time of throttling
this optional flag gives --critical-load a second chance. When configured to positive value, meeting with critical-load spawns a timer. When this timer expires a second check for critical-load is made; if still met, gh-ost bails out.
By default the interval is zero, in which case gh-ost bails out immediately on meeting critical load.
