* A function called by the initial universe generator was changed, but
the call wasn't updated accordingly. This problem has been fixed.
* Variable / procedure name errors in some of the old, untested
functions.
* Added various views and helper functions used by the mining
computation but which may be re-used in other parts.
* Added mining computation update type and associated update function
* New constants: game.resources.weightBase (the value used to compute
weights from mining settings) and game.resources.extraction (the
quantity extracted in a day from a full provider at difficulty 0)
* Added a few that can be used to retrieve mining settings for resource
providers from empire-owned planets from either the empire-wide or
planet-specific settings
* Added a system that allows "dirty" tests to be written. These tests
actually need to change the database, so a temporary test database must
be created to run them.
* Added a new update that computes the amount of resources possessed and
owed by empires. At the moment this computation ignores fleets, as their
upkeep does not use the resource system.
* Added missing table that should store a planet's resources data
(income and upkeep for each type of resource).
* Modified resource definition functions and universe generator to
initialise planet resource records as well
* Heavy clean-up in resource definition function unit tests
* Empire resources will be initialised when an empire is created
* When a new resource is created through the appropriate defs.uoc_...
function, it will be added to all empires as well.
* Changed the way mining settings work: use a priority value (between 0
and 4) as the weight. Leaving them as they were before would have caused
numerous problems (and a lot of unnecessary code to work around them)
* Empire mining settings will be created along with the empire's own
record. By default all natural resources will have weight = 2.
* Added a set of four stored procedures which can be used to update an
empire's mining settings, including planet-specific settings. The
emp.mset_update_start() function can be used to start an update (on an
empire's settings if there is only one parameter, or on a planet's
settings if there are two parameters); the emp.mset_update_set() and
emp.mset_update_apply() functions are then used to modify the settings
and apply the changes, respectively.
* Added user mapping on the "remote" logging database for the
administrative user. This allows calls to sys.write_sql_log() to succeed
when they are executed by code with administrative privileges.
* Added test suites for both the link to the database and the function
itself.
* Replaced RAISE NOTICE with actual logging in the universe generator
* The main loader script has been updated to generate the list of files
it needs to load automatically. As a consequence, files that contained
manually-maintained lists of scripts have been removed, and definition
directories have been renamed accordingly.
* PostgreSQL extension loading and configuration has been moved to a
separate script to be loaded automatically in the main transaction.
* Data and function definition scripts that had the -data or -functions
suffix have been renamed (the suffix is unnecessary).
* Unit tests have been reorganised to follow the definition's structure.
* Documentation has been improved
* The universe generator has been modified to generate resource
providers. The code attempts to keep the universe balanced according to
the natural resources definitions.
* Fixed privileges on both variants of defs.uoc_natural_resource()
* Added user unit tests which check execution privileges on all (new)
stored procedures and INSERT/UPDATE/SELECT/DELETE privileges on all
(new) tables
Implemented resource regeneration computation in the
verse.compute_provider_regeneration() function.
Created the PLANET_RES_REGEN update type, and added the corresponding
implementation.
Added resource regeneration constants registration.
* Added defs.uoc_resources() set of functions which create or update
basic resources.
* Added defs.uoc_natural_resources() set of functions which create or
update natural resources.
* Added structures for resource definitions, natural resources
definitions, resource providers, empire resources and empire mining
settings (both empire-wide and planet-specific).
* Added a few common utility functions to the SQL test suite. These
functions allow test initialisation to be a little shorter.
* Added "MINE" production type and an associated building definition.
The production will not be added to the XML dump or to the output of the
planets summary page, as this is extremely temporary.
* Added in-base logging through a foreign data wrapper, which is only
possible using PostgreSQL 9.1
* Renamed database-related configuration files to indicate that they are
samples, and added the "real" names to the Git ignore list. Server
distribution modified accordingly.
* Removed PL/PgSQL registration (it was only necessary on 8.4)
* Added pgTAP SQL definitions and a script which will (hopefully) be
executed by the build system after the main Java build in order to
execute database unit tests. The script supports both admin- and user-
level testing. I also added a few tests to make sure the testing framework
actually runs them.
* Added documentation about the database definitions structure
