feat(debug): add parse_key to debug tool #7640
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This is a valuable update. To ensure users are fully aware, could we also update the documentation here: https://dgraph.io/docs/howto/using-debug-tool/? Including this doc update in the PR would be beneficial, and I believe it might be a minor adjustment. Thank you!
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This adds a `dgraph debug --parse_key` flag that can return the ParsedKey
struct of a hex key. This is useful if there's a lone key that you want parse
without having to have a p directory around. This flag does not need a p
directory, just the hex key string.
Example:
$ dgraph debug --parse_key 000000000000000000000b6467726170682e74797065000000000000000001
{d} Key: UID: 1, Attr: 0-dgraph.type, Data key
This tells you that the key 000000000000000000000b6467726170682e74797065000000000000000001
is for the predicate `0-dgraph.type` and the UID `1`.
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This adds a `dgraph debug --parse_key` flag that can return the ParsedKey
struct of a hex key. This is useful if there's a lone key that you want parse
without having to have a p directory around. This flag does not need a p
directory, just the hex key string.
Example:
$ dgraph debug --parse_key
000000000000000000000b6467726170682e74797065000000000000000001
{d} Key: UID: 1, Attr: 0-dgraph.type, Data key
This tells you that the key
000000000000000000000b6467726170682e74797065000000000000000001
is for the predicate `0-dgraph.type` and the UID `1`.
Docs PR: dgraph-io/dgraph-docs#636
Co-authored-by: Aman Mangal <[email protected]>
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This adds a
dgraph debug --parse_keyflag that can return the ParsedKeystruct of a hex key. This is useful if there's a lone key that you want parse
without having to have a p directory around. This flag does not need a p
directory, just the hex key string.
Example:
This tells you that the key 000000000000000000000b6467726170682e74797065000000000000000001
is for the predicate
0-dgraph.typeand the UID1.docs PR: dgraph-io/dgraph-docs#636