Fix excluded tables with schema-qualified names

[surekap]

Summary

• match excluded-table entries against both the fully qualified table name and the common table name
• preserve * wildcard support while escaping all other regular-expression metacharacters
• add regression coverage for schema-qualified tables and literal pattern characters

Problem

When a database or table has a schema, Table::getName() returns a qualified name such as grapevine.t_audit_log. Migration exclusions such as:

{
    "exclude_tables": ["t_*", "oauth_*", "m_*"]
}

are therefore ignored, because t_* is only compared with grapevine.t_audit_log. A migration diff can then include excluded tables and generate destructive statements for them.

The old implementation also interpolated exclusion entries directly into a regular expression. Characters such as . were treated as regex operators even though the documented behavior is a table-name pattern with * wildcards.

Fix

DatabaseComparator now checks each exclusion against:

• Table::getName() for explicitly qualified patterns such as grapevine.t_*
• Table::getCommonName() for portable patterns such as t_*

Patterns are escaped with preg_quote() before the escaped * is converted to the supported wildcard.

Verification

• vendor/bin/phpunit tests/Propel/Tests/Generator/Model/Diff/DatabaseTableComparatorTest.php
• vendor/bin/phpcs src/Propel/Generator/Model/Diff/DatabaseComparator.php tests/Propel/Tests/Generator/Model/Diff/DatabaseTableComparatorTest.php
• git diff --check

All pass locally.

[mringler]

Nice!
Added to Perpl