ceremonyclient/pebble/testdata/compaction_check_ordering

check-ordering
L0
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
----
OK

check-ordering
L0
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
  c.SET.3-d.SET.4
----
OK

check-ordering
L0
  c.SET.3-d.SET.4
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
----
L0 files 000001 and 000002 are not properly ordered: <#3-#4> vs <#1-#2>

# Seqnum overlaps are allowed in L0 as long as no key ranges overlap.
check-ordering
L0
  c.SET.3-d.SET.4
  a.SET.1-b.SET.5
----
OK

check-ordering
L0
  a.SET.3-d.SET.3
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
----
L0 files 000001 and 000002 are not properly ordered: <#3-#3> vs <#1-#2>

check-ordering
L0
  a.SET.2-d.SET.4
  a.SET.3-b.SET.3
----
L0 files 000001 and 000002 are not properly ordered: <#2-#4> vs <#3-#3>

check-ordering
L0
  a.SET.3-d.SET.3
  a.SET.3-b.SET.3
----
OK

check-ordering
L1
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
----
OK

check-ordering
L1
  b.SET.1-a.SET.2
----
L1 : file 000001 has inconsistent bounds: b#1,SET vs a#2,SET

check-ordering
L1
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
  c.SET.3-d.SET.4
----
OK

check-ordering
L1
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
  d.SET.3-c.SET.4
----
L1 : file 000002 has inconsistent bounds: d#3,SET vs c#4,SET

check-ordering
L1
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
  b.SET.1-d.SET.4
----
OK

check-ordering
L1
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
  b.SET.2-d.SET.4
----
L1 files 000001 and 000002 have overlapping ranges: [a#1,SET-b#2,SET] vs [b#2,SET-d#4,SET]

check-ordering
L1
  a.SET.1-c.SET.2
  b.SET.3-d.SET.4
----
L1 files 000001 and 000002 have overlapping ranges: [a#1,SET-c#2,SET] vs [b#3,SET-d#4,SET]

check-ordering
L1
  a.SET.1-c.SET.2
L2
  b.SET.3-d.SET.4
----
OK

check-ordering
L1
  a.SET.1-c.SET.2
L2
  b.SET.3-d.SET.4
  c.SET.5-e.SET.6
----
L2 files 000002 and 000003 have overlapping ranges: [b#3,SET-d#4,SET] vs [c#5,SET-e#6,SET]

# Single sublevel, ordering is fine.
check-ordering
L0.0
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
  b.SET.1-d.SET.5
----
L0.0 files 000001 and 000002 have overlapping ranges: [a#1,SET-b#2,SET] vs [b#1,SET-d#5,SET]

# Single sublevel, ordering is incorrect.
check-ordering
L0.0
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
  b.SET.2-d.SET.4
----
L0.0 files 000001 and 000002 have overlapping ranges: [a#1,SET-b#2,SET] vs [b#2,SET-d#4,SET]

# Two sublevels, but ordering is fine.
check-ordering
L0.0
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
  c.SET.3-d.SET.4
L0.1
  a.SET.5-b.SET.6
  c.SET.6-d.SET.8
----
OK

# Two sublevels, but first ordering is broken
check-ordering
L0.0
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
  b.SET.3-d.SET.4
L0.1
  a.SET.5-b.SET.6
  c.SET.6-d.SET.8
----
L0.0 files 000001 and 000002 have overlapping ranges: [a#1,SET-b#2,SET] vs [b#3,SET-d#4,SET]

# Two sublevels, but second ordering is broken
check-ordering
L0.0
  a.SET.1-b.SET.2
  b.SET.1-d.SET.4
L0.1
  a.SET.5-b.SET.6
  b.SET.7-d.SET.8
----
L0.0 files 000001 and 000002 have overlapping ranges: [a#1,SET-b#2,SET] vs [b#1,SET-d#4,SET]