Fix issue with too long schema names breaking MotherDuck sync#680
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Fix issue with too long schema names breaking MotherDuck sync#680
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If you have a database+schema that would result in a `ddb$` schema with more than 63 characters it would completely break the MotherDuck background syncing, due to an error-restart-loop. This changes the code to skip that schema. It also codes a bit more defensively in the place where it was also previously throwing the error continuously. If the schema cannot be found when we try to add a dependency for it, we say that we failed to create the schema and skip it instead of getting into this error loop.
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If you have a database+schema that would result in a
ddb$schema withmore than 63 characters it would completely break the MotherDuck
background syncing, due to an error-restart-loop. This changes the code
to skip that schema.
It also codes a bit more defensively in the place where it was also
previously throwing the error continuously. If the schema cannot be found
when we try to add a dependency for it, we say that we failed to create
the schema and skip it instead of getting into this error loop.