[DE-81] Feature/unicode db name #405
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# Conflicts: # .github/workflows/maven.yml # ChangeLog.md # docker/start_db_active-failover.sh # docker/start_db_cluster.sh # docker/start_db_single.sh
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Database names are now represented in API parameters by the wrapper class
com.arangodb.DbName.It allows for early detecting non-NFC-normalized unicode names either throwing an error or normalizing them.
DbNamecan be instantiated in the following ways:DbName.of(String): throws anIllegalArgumentExceptionin case the input is not NFC-normalizedDbName.normalize(String): NFC-normalizes the input and instantiates aDbNamewith the transformed value.Once instantiated,
DbName.get()returns the wrapped value String, which is always NFC-normalized (as required by ArangoDB extended naming convention).Every public API accepting database names as
Stringhas been deprecated for removal.