When trying to access the plugins settings via the settings page, I get the following error:
LINE 4: ...tionId" = "sections"."id" AND "sections_sites"."hasUrls" = 1
^
HINT: No operator matches the given name and argument type(s). You might need to add explicit type casts.
The SQL being executed was: SELECT "sections"."id", "sections"."structureId", "sections"."name", "sections"."handle", "sections"."type", count(DISTINCT entries.id) entryCount, count(DISTINCT elements.id) elementCount, "sitemap_entries"."id" AS "sitemapEntryId", "sitemap_entries"."changefreq" AS "changefreq", "sitemap_entries"."priority" AS "priority"
FROM "sections" "sections"
LEFT JOIN "structures" "structures" ON "structures"."id" = "sections"."structureId"
INNER JOIN "sections_sites" "sections_sites" ON "sections_sites"."sectionId" = "sections"."id" AND "sections_sites"."hasUrls" = 1
LEFT JOIN "entries" "entries" ON "sections"."id" = "entries"."sectionId"
LEFT JOIN "elements" "elements" ON "entries"."id" = "elements"."id" AND "elements"."enabled" = 1
LEFT JOIN "dolphiq_sitemap_entries" "sitemap_entries" ON "sections"."id" = "sitemap_entries"."linkId" AND "sitemap_entries"."type" = "section"
GROUP BY "sections"."id"
ORDER BY "type"
Error Info: Array
(
[0] => 42883
[1] => 7
[2] => ERROR: operator does not exist: boolean = integer
LINE 4: ...tionId" = "sections"."id" AND "sections_sites"."hasUrls" = 1
^
HINT: No operator matches the given name and argument type(s). You might need to add explicit type casts.```
I believe that 1 for `true` would work in mysql, but it breaks in postgres:9.6.5
When trying to access the plugins settings via the settings page, I get the following error: