* Initial solution for Draft PR * Reformat tabs to spaces for readability * Remove my comments and debugging lines for Core Commiter to see changes more easily * Remove all comments and show only code changes * Match indentation spacing of new query to old query to make diff reading easier for core committer * Remove everything except what want to show core commiter * Restrucure query and resulting etag value. get number of users not in team from SELECT subquery. etag return values is now of the form <model.CurrenVersion>.<UpdateAt>.<number_profiles_not_int_team> * Remove skipped test for solution to https://mattermost.atlassian.net/browse/MM-13721. Remove comment for failing description of test store u4 with prepended "u4". Similar to u1, u2, u3. This is easier for debugging when looking in the database Added skipped test: check that etag does not change when a user, not in team 1, is added to different team. UpdateAt will change, but users in the set does not * Remove skipped test for solution to https://mattermost.atlassian.net/browse/MM-13721. Remove comment for failing description of test store u4 with prepended "u4". Similar to u1, u2, u3. This is easier for debugging when looking in the database Added skipped test: check that etag does not change when a user, not in team 1, is added to different team. UpdateAt will change, but users in the set does not * remove commented out tests * Restructure and simplify the SQL query for GetEtagForProfilesNotInTeam. - Build the query to get all profiles not in a specified team - select latest UpdateAt Value by getting Max value from UpdateAt field. - select Number of profiles not in Team from count of the returned Ids The previous query required building a complex query with multiple joins and repeated code in a select subquery, and derived table * Format SQL styling indentation, spaces around equal signs, and new lines * Add description for skipped test
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