MOLT Verify transformations and filter rules#22700
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Some comments are minor nits about phrasing that you can take or leave, others are slightly more substantial.
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One non-blocking comment but LGTM
| If you applied [transformations with MOLT Fetch]({% link molt/molt-fetch.md %}#transformations), a [MOLT Replicator userscript]({% link molt/userscript-cookbook.md %}#rename-tables), or another tool, you can apply the same transformations with MOLT Verify to match source data with the transformed target data. | ||
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| Only table and schema renames are supported. |
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This does invite the question "well what do I do if I have Fetch or userscript transformations beyond mere table/schema renames?" To which I'm guessing the answer is "use a third-party tool to verify?" Up to you how much we specify that but thought I'd raise it.
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I actually forgot to remove this callout (removed now), as it's also expressed in a few other places. I agree with your question and I think it's a product framing question. Do we plan to introduce more functionality @ryanluu12345? In the meantime I'd prefer not to get too detailed about other options or workarounds, because the functionality here could change.
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