rrq_version_check <- function(con, keys, version = rrq_schema_version) {
version_saved <- con$GET(keys$version)
if (is.null(version_saved)) {
## Set rrq's version number against the data so that we know
## what version of the data we're talking. Later we may need to
## migrate old data, which will require us to detect old data
## and know what to move it to.
con$SET(keys$version, version)
return()
} else if (version_saved == version) {
return()
} else if (numeric_version(version_saved) > numeric_version(version)) {
## This can't happen until we have a breaking change in the
## schema, but will work even if the user uses an old version of
## rrq.
cli::cli_abort(paste(
"rrq schema version is '{version_saved}' but you are using",
"'{version}'; please upgrade"),
call = NULL)
} else {
## This can't happen until we have a breaking change in the
## schema, and of course migration is not possible (there is no
## migration function). But the version that introduces the
## breaking change will add that support.
cli::cli_abort(paste(
"rrq schema version is '{version_saved}' but you are using",
"'{version}'; please migrate"),
call = NULL)
}
}
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