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This pull request resolves a bug related to database compatibility in the payments app. The issue occurred when attempting to use databases other than PostgreSQL, resulting in errors during migrations. The problem has been documented in Issue #6.
Changes Made
Migration Update: Modified the migration file to use a JSONField instead of ArrayField with a specified size. This change ensures compatibility with databases such as MariaDB, MySQL, and SQLite.
Initial Data Handling: Added a migration operation (RunPython) to create initial data for the array field specifically for PostgreSQL. This addresses differences in how arrays are handled in PostgreSQL compared to other databases.
Why It Resolved the Issue
The original code specified a size for the ArrayField, which is specific to PostgreSQL and not supported in MySQL. By using a more generic JSONField, we ensure compatibility across different database systems. The added migration operation takes care of specific handling required for PostgreSQL.
Testing
Tested the migration process with the following databases:
PostgreSQL
MariaDB
MySQL
SQLite
All tests passed successfully, confirming that the changes resolve the database compatibility issue.
Related Issues
This pull request addresses the concerns raised in #6
Database Compatibility Bug Fix
Description
This pull request resolves a bug related to database compatibility in the payments app. The issue occurred when attempting to use databases other than PostgreSQL, resulting in errors during migrations. The problem has been documented in Issue #6.
Changes Made
Migration Update: Modified the migration file to use a
JSONField
instead ofArrayField
with a specified size. This change ensures compatibility with databases such as MariaDB, MySQL, and SQLite.Initial Data Handling: Added a migration operation (
RunPython
) to create initial data for the array field specifically for PostgreSQL. This addresses differences in how arrays are handled in PostgreSQL compared to other databases.Why It Resolved the Issue
The original code specified a size for the
ArrayField
, which is specific to PostgreSQL and not supported in MySQL. By using a more genericJSONField
, we ensure compatibility across different database systems. The added migration operation takes care of specific handling required for PostgreSQL.Testing
Tested the migration process with the following databases:
All tests passed successfully, confirming that the changes resolve the database compatibility issue.
Related Issues
This pull request addresses the concerns raised in #6
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