Safer template usage with more aggressive errors on likely problems #799
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Follows up the addition of
sqlctemplatein #794. I noticed whileadding functionality in with templates that it was quite easy to (1) add
a
/* TEMPLATEtag toriver_job.sql, (2) put in context parameters toa driver, but then (3) forget to run
make generate. The contextparameters are injected, but
sqlctemplateno ops with a fast shortcircuit because there's no
/* TEMPLATEtag present in the generatedGo code that the driver is executing. This leads to confusion.
Here, add a few more error conditions:
If a context container is present without any
/* TEMPLATEtags,error.
If any
/* TEMPLATEtags are present without a context container,error.
This makes dumb bugs easier to catch because we get an explicit error
instead of them failing silently. Tests are updated to check for them.