Closed boazsegev closed 8 years ago
First of all thanks for the contribution, but I'm going to have to reject it. SQLite has no concept of a boolean type, so the only way is to pick a convention. Right now that convention is a t
or f
. The quotes removed here are not the right approach, since the explicit goal of this method is to return a quoted string. As you can also see in the tests, this breaks the designed behavior.
There are tests that verify that a t
comes back as boolean so the problem is not likely to be inside DO. The problem in https://github.com/datamapper/dm-core/issues/276 is likely somewhere in DataMapper, but it's hard to identify it without a script that reproduces the problem.
Thanks for the detailed response and for taking the time to review the issue.
I hope someone manages to track down the issue, as DM is a great library.
in this issue "Booleans are always stored as false in SQLite", FeeJai stated that:
I have no idea if this statement is correct, it could be a specific installation or environment issue that only applies to FeeJai... I'm just forwarding his request for a fix and fulfilling his request that I try and help.
This proposed pull request is a GUESS about the source of the issue (assuming it isn't an issue with FeeJai's specific environment), I can't test it on my machine.
Please have a look.