Unique/global InterpreterContext that is Storage agnostic (has a reference to the DbmsHandler instead)
* InterpreterContext is no longer the owner of Storage
* New Database structure that handles Storage, Triggers, Streams
* Renamed SessinContextHandler to DbmsHandler and simplified the multi-tenant logic
* Added Gatekeeper and updated handlers to use it
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Co-authored-by: Gareth Lloyd <gareth.lloyd@memgraph.io>
* Use the correct transformation result type
* Execute the result queries in streams
* Change the result type of parameters to nullable map
* Serialize transformation name
* Fix order of transformation parameters
* Use actual transformation in Streams
* Clear the Python transformations under GIL
* Add CHECK STREAM query
* Handle missing record fields properly
* Add CREATE, START, STOP and DROP queries
* Fix definition of port in replica query
* Explicitly stop the consumer before removing
* Fix offset committing in Consumer
* Add tests for basic stream queries
* Remove unnecessary WITH keywords from CREATE query
* Add tests
* Add STREAM privilege
* Disable not working test
The functionality is tested manually, but I couldn't make it work with
the mock kafka cluster.
* Add support for multiple topic names
* Replace skiplist by synchronized map
* Make Consumer::Test const and improve error handling
The improvement in the error handling is mostly done regarding to the
Test function. Instead of trying to revert the assignments, Test just
stores the last commited assignment. When Start or Test is called, they
check for the last commited assignments, and if it is saved, then they
try to restore it. This way:
1. All the failures are returned to the user (failed to save/restore)
2. Failed assignment cannot terminate Memgraph
* Make Test do not block creating/droping other streams
* Stop the Consumer grafefully when it is destroyed
* Add Streams
* Add Streams to InterpreterContext
* Remove options to limit processed batches in Consumer
* Add Streams unit tests
* Stop waiting for a full batch if the Consumer stopped
* Add ReadLock functionality to Synchronized
* Use per Consumer-based locking
* Replace shared_mutex with RWLock
