Make database dumps work with the partitioned version_downloads table. #1
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The current implementation of the database dumps does not work for the partioned version_downloads table. This change excludes the version_downloads table and all its partitions from the dumps.
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This change fixes the database dumps for the partitioned version_downloads table introduced in rust-lang#2203.
I introduced a
private_tablessetting in the database dump configuration that accepts glob patterns. The list includes the patternversion_downloads_*, so all programmatically created partitions should be automatically treated as private, and only the main tableversion_downloadsitself is included in the dump.