Had wanted to make a heuristic that would look at timestamp of the
bundle and timestamps of the sources and compare. But this could fail
when switching branches. Simpler and easier to just throw a warning on
all failures

```clojure
js-svg-test=> (binding [*test-out* *out*] (run-tests))

Testing metabase.pulse.render.js-svg-test

FAIL in (foo) (js_svg_test.clj:28)
[PRO TIP] If this test fails, you may need to rebuild the bundle with `yarn build-static-viz`

expected: 1
  actual: 2
    diff: - 1
          + 2

Ran 8 tests containing 29 assertions.
1 failures, 0 errors.
{:test 8, :pass 28, :fail 1, :error 0, :type :summary}
```

For posterity, attempt using timestamps was

```clojure
(deftest bundle-up-to-date-test
  (let [js-bundle (io/file (io/resource js-svg/bundle-path))
        to-date   (fn [epoch] (java.time.Instant/ofEpochMilli epoch))]
    (is (.exists js-bundle) bundle-recreate-warning)
    (when (.exists js-bundle)
      (let [source-files       (file-seq (io/file "frontend/src/metabase/static-viz"))
            most-recent-source (apply max-key #(.lastModified %) source-files)]
        (is (.isAfter (to-date (.lastModified js-bundle))
                      (to-date (.lastModified most-recent-source)))
            bundle-recreate-warning)))))
```

Docstring for `regex-email-bodies` states:

> "Return messages in the fake inbox whose body matches the
regex(es). The body will be replaced by a map with the stringified regex
as it's key and a boolean indicated that the regex returned results."

But it does ont return messages in the fake inbox whose body matches any
of the regex. It returns them all regardless, with information if they
match or not. Simply correct this behavior to match the docstring

```clojure
{"rasta@metabase.com"
 ({:from "notifications@metabase.com",
   :to #{"rasta@metabase.com"},
   :subject "We've Noticed a New Metabase Login, Rasta",
   :body {"https://metabase.com/testmb" false, "has any results" false, "My question" false}}
  {:from "notifications@metabase.com",
   :to #{"rasta@metabase.com"},
   :subject "We've Noticed a New Metabase Login, Rasta",
   :body {"https://metabase.com/testmb" false, "has any results" false, "My question" false}}
  {:from "notifications@metabase.com",
   :to #{"rasta@metabase.com"},
   :subject "You set up an alert",
   :body {"https://metabase.com/testmb" true, "has any results" true, "My question" true}})}
```

* Add SSL keystore and truststore secret properties to Oracle driver YAML files


Update Oracle driver to set keystore and truststore connection options from secret values

Adding new `select-keys-sequentially` helper function for dealing with assertions on transformed conn props

Add new function to the secret namespace to return a lighter weight "secret map", and remove that functionality from the `handle-db-details-secret-prop!`, so that it can be reused from connection testing

Modifying CircleCI to set the corresponding truststore secret conn prop vars instead of JVM-level truststore settings, as the test had been doing previously

Expand Oracle test connection details to incorporate all SSL related properties, and also make it a function instead of delayed def (so changes can be picked up later)

Misc. fixes in Oracle driver YAML files

Update `exception-classes-not-to-retry` to include SSLHandshakeException

Fix misc issues in secret and database model code

Update CircleCI config to use correct secret based env var keys and values

Add *database-name-override* dynamic var in `metabase.test.data.interface` to allow for DB name overriding

Fix up ssl connectivity test so all parts pass successfully

Get rid of crazy with-redefs to swap in the existing test-data's schema, and instead, just dropping the DB if it was created under a different schema (similar to what H2 does)

Co-authored-by: Gustavo Saiani <gustavo@poe.ma>

* added links and edited headings

* documented getCallerClass error

* Added create directory section

* Wording and spacing edits per Jeff feedback

* Fixing error in ToC from last commit

* punctuation and spacing

Co-authored-by: ft-metabase <ft-metabase@ft-metabases-MacBook-Pro.local>
Co-authored-by: Jeff Bruemmer <jeff@metabase.com>

* add BooleanPicker component

* add BooleanPicker unit test

* fix typo

* fix bool filter cy tests

* fix button styling

* remove 'admin' colorScheme and tweak design a lil

* add fn that maps from our locale string to moment's

* use moment with locales

* add a require for the specific locale

* don't require en

* ensure locale is lowercased for moment more generally

* default locale to a string

* New logging utility functions for REPL usage

* Test fix 

* Add support for `:off` and `:fatal` levels.

* Remove NOCOMMIT

* Get rid of the n-queries

old logic: select last view logs, and then for each one, select its
associated model (card, table, etc).

new logic: get the last view logs, and do three batch queries, one each
to card, dashboard, table, for the ids from the view logs

* Mark datasets in api/activity/recent_views

* Get rid of `(db/delete! Activity)` in tests

* Handle datasets in activity list

Static viz waterfall needs BE bits. Here are the BE bits. Color and total summation coming...

* add show total setting to the waterfall static viz

* specs

* Remove not used `noLink` prop

* Namespace URL generators

* Fix HeaderBreadcrumbs font-size in "head" mode

* Add unit-tests for QuestionDataSource

* Allow using react nodes in breadcrumbs

* Use func declaration for QuestionDataSource

* Add prop-types

* Simplify query assignment expr

* Don't swallow errors in QuestionDataSource tests

* Add repro for #17961 (unit)

* Allow passing custom divider for HeaderBreadcrumbs

* Fix join tables breadcrumb links

* Add extra saved question utils

* Add tests for nested questions

* Fix source question link

* Don't show source question's schema

* Fix breadcrumb colors

* Fix tests

* Fix breadcrumb colors

* Use saved-questions lib utils for DataSelector

* pass 'noEvent' api option to prevent unauthed event

* unskip repro

* update sql parameter page

* Flamber edits

Co-authored-by: flamber <1447303+flamber@users.noreply.github.com>

* revisions

* add mongo example

Co-authored-by: flamber <1447303+flamber@users.noreply.github.com>

* Change query_cache.results column to correct blob type

Add Liquibase changeSet to modifyDataType of query_cache.results to ${blob.type} (an idempotent operation on most DBs)

Add schema migrations test to confirm, which simulates the broken app DB state, then runs the migration, then confirms the fixed type

* update postcss deps

* update the postcss config

* replace color fn with color-mod fn

* remove webpack-postcss-tools

* fix postcss config

* fix negated vars

* Speed up interger or string recognition

jeff helpfully pointed this out. I did some repl benchmarks

```clojure
(comment
  (doseq [x ["3" "bob"]]
    (dotimes [_ 3] (time (dotimes [_ 10000] (try (Integer/parseInt x)
                                                  (catch NumberFormatException _ x))))))
  (doseq [x ["3" "bob"]]
    (dotimes [_ 3] (time (dotimes [_ 10000] (if (re-matches #"\d+" x)
                                              (Integer/parseInt x)
                                              x))))))

tiles-test=> (doseq [x ["3" "bob"]]
               (dotimes [_ 3] (time (dotimes [_ 10000] (try (Integer/parseInt x)
                                                            (catch NumberFormatException _ x))))))
"Elapsed time: 5.72825 msecs"
"Elapsed time: 1.531042 msecs"
"Elapsed time: 0.797041 msecs"
"Elapsed time: 32.120875 msecs"
"Elapsed time: 27.848375 msecs"
"Elapsed time: 23.820542 msecs"
nil
tiles-test=> (doseq [x ["3" "bob"]]
               (dotimes [_ 3] (time (dotimes [_ 10000] (if (re-matches #"\d+" x)
                                                         (Integer/parseInt x)
                                                         x)))))
"Elapsed time: 5.356417 msecs"
"Elapsed time: 1.97225 msecs"
"Elapsed time: 1.868708 msecs"
"Elapsed time: 1.214666 msecs"
"Elapsed time: 1.185625 msecs"
"Elapsed time: 1.19025 msecs"
nil
tiles-test=>
```

* Only select lat/lon fields in api/tiles

We required the index of lat and long columns, ran the whole query, and
then just grabbed those columns in a `(for [row rows] [(nth row
lat-idx)..])`. But of course we can just update the fields we want to
select in the query.

MBQL and native queries flow through this codepath depending on the
source of the query of the card being mapped. For mbql queries, it is
straightforward, add a filter on the lat long and replace the fields
with just lat and long fields. For native, we nest the native query as a
nested query and then proceed on the resulting mbql query. The only
difference is requiring the type annotation for the field type.

mbql field: [:field 32 nil] vs [:field "latitude" {:base-type :type/Float}]

This addresses memory concerns. The query is not limited and we don't
need to select an entire row for these purposes. Dropping lots of text
fields, id fields, etc could save quite a bit of memory when resolving
the entire result set in memory.

* Add limit to number of coordinates per tile

these queries were unbounded in getting coordinates for each tile. But
in a visualization, can there really be more information provided? We
were leaving them unbounded and getting back millions of rows (reported
on #4844). So we were adding unnecessary detail at the price of OOM
errors.

Note tests have been changed to show that the limit of the original mbql
query is clobbered and the limit of the original native query is only
present in the nested query whereas the outer query selects its own
limit.

As always, should this number be exposed as a setting? Configurable in
the UI? Leaving as a hardcoded and documented number for the moment.

* docstring

* Remove col indices from api/tiles

since we just select the actual columns we want, we no longer need the
index in the results of those cols. they are always the first and second
columns

* Trim final slash on url

* Nest qbnewb under /modal to allow for other modals

move the api from api/user/:id/qbnewb -> api/user/:id/modal/qbnewb to
allow for the upcoming new dismissable modal

* Add additional datasetnewb route

staying with the same naming scheme as qbnewb. the db field is
is_datasetnewb, the route just takes datasetnewb.

I'm not wild about the default is true, set to false, and the naming
scheme. But will be easier to migrate and easier for FE to use if we
continue the defaults/logic etc.

* Remark on db change in migration file