bug erikbra#230: Added repro test for schema casing bug

grate.unittests/Generic/Running_MigrationScripts/Versioning_The_Database.cs

@@ -62,4 +62,33 @@ public async Task Does_Not_Create_Versions_When_Dryrun()
  var addedTable = await migrator.DbMigrator.Database.VersionTableExists();
  Assert.False(addedTable); // we didn't even add the grate infrastructure
  }
+
+ [Test]
+ public async Task Uses_Server_Casing_Rules_For_Schema()
+ {
+ //for bug #230 - when targeting an existing schema use the servers casing rules, not .Net's
+ var db = TestConfig.RandomDatabase();
+ var knownFolders = KnownFolders.In(CreateRandomTempDirectory());
+
+ CreateDummySql(knownFolders.Sprocs); // make sure there's something that could be logged...
+
+ var grateConfig = Context.GetConfiguration(db, knownFolders);
+ await using (var migrator = Context.GetMigrator(grateConfig))
+ {
+ await migrator.Migrate();
+
+ Assert.True(await migrator.DbMigrator.Database.VersionTableExists()); // we migrated into the `grate` schema.
+ }
+ // Now we'll run again with the same name but different cased schema
+ grateConfig = Context.GetConfiguration(db, knownFolders) with
+ {
+ SchemaName = "GRATE"
+ };
+
+ await using (var migrator = Context.GetMigrator(grateConfig))
+ {
+ await migrator.Migrate(); // should either reuse the existing schema if a case-insensitive server, or create a new second schema for use if case-sensitive.
+ Assert.True(await migrator.DbMigrator.Database.VersionTableExists()); // we migrated into the `grate` schema.
+ }
+ }
 }