squibble: allow filtering of unmanaged tables #2
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In some cases, a database may have tables that squibble should not treat as part of the update schema. We already have a couple examples of this, we filter out _schema_history (which squibble populates), and the sqlite_sequence table. Another example, as described in #1, are the tables created by the Litestream replication tool (https://litestream.io/). Add a field to the Schema type allowing the user to specify database and view names that should be excluded, and include those in the filter we apply when loading a schema for comparison.
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In some cases, a database may have tables that squibble should not treat as
part of the update schema. We already have a couple examples of this, we filter
out _schema_history (which squibble populates), and the sqlite_sequence table.
Another example, as described in #1, are the tables created by the Litestream
replication tool (https://litestream.io).
Add a field to the Schema type allowing the user to specify database and view
names that should be excluded, and include those in the filter we apply when
loading a schema for comparison.