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Do not return errors for engines that do not support changes #16

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I've added the next logic:
If the engine does not support mutation - do not return errors in case of an update/delete operation.

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voscob added 30 commits October 21, 2022 14:57
* Fix the db in the Destination

* Add tests for the Source

* Add the acceptance test (#10)

* Add the acceptance test

* Wrap config errors

* Remove the unnecessary link to the source from the method's description of the acceptance test
* Add the information about the Source

* Add the example of the position

* Add some updates

* Update the info about the iterator

* Add the information about the CDC
* Update logic of separated by comma fields, refactoring of tests

* Remove unnecessary strings.Trim calls
@voscob voscob merged commit e0b9a3b into develop Nov 9, 2022
@voscob voscob deleted the feature/support-mutations branch November 9, 2022 12:10
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@voscob voscob restored the feature/support-mutations branch November 10, 2022 16:59
@voscob voscob deleted the feature/support-mutations branch November 10, 2022 17:37
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