For the Postgres backend, use the appropriate ALTER TABLE command for changed columns instead of copying and recreating the table.
This makes the generated sql more readable and also makes it easier to be correct with foreign key constraints, since the recreated table does not automatically replace the old one in constraints.
Electron100
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7 months ago
For the Postgres backend, use the appropriate
ALTER TABLEcommand for changed columns instead of copying and recreating the table.This makes the generated sql more readable and also makes it easier to be correct with foreign key constraints, since the recreated table does not automatically replace the old one in constraints.