Improves SQL query execution by ensuring proper casing for identifiers across various database types, particularly for Postgres.
Enhances security and compatibility by using an identifier escaping method, preventing potential errors due to case sensitivity in SQL queries.
Addresses potential issues with existing queries for better reliability and consistency.
Consolidates the creation of SQL query builders across multiple classes to ensure a unified approach for database operations.
Replaces manual type checks and specific query creators with a generic method for better maintainability and to prevent errors.
Improves code readability and reduces duplication, facilitating easier updates in the future.
Removes obsolete query builder interface and implementations.
Introduces a new namespace for query-related classes to enhance organization.
Updates various database managers to use the new query utilities, promoting code reuse and maintainability.
Enhances query functionality, ensuring better consistency across the codebase.
If there's one thing I learned in this exercise, it's that letting
people add random python scripts to the repo like gpltext.py that
promise to be easier than find and replace is a bad idea.
An invalid SQL query selecting the region ID from the newly inserted
region prevented the AddRegion method from completely adding a region,
even though it was inserted into the database correctly, leading to a
`false` result even though the region add was successful.
This fixes /region define, and HouseRegions.
Tweak some of the itembans code to be less inefficient.
Removed a chunk of code from the buff code that prevented users from being buffed with a buff that comes from an item. This code seemed to cause max cpu usage when being disabled. I don't think this code is useful, but I leave that to people who own servers. IMO all buff code should be removed.
Fix warps to have an auto-increment primary key column, and unique on name/WorldID
Same for regions.
Changed SqliteTableCreator to do proper unique syntax.
