Closed JonathonCwik closed 4 years ago
Hi @SMASH1337,
This is related to #24. That "f" stand for function and "a" stand for aggregate function and "w" stand for window function. :smile:. So, probably i missed a Pgsql version specification. Can you tell me which pg version you use?
@michaelsogos 9.6.11.
That makes sense, in my pull request in the pg-diff-api, I added a check to ignore aggregate functions rather than using prokind.
Hi @SMASH1337 ,
Bug fixed. Thanks for the issue!
error: column p.prokind does not exist
Sorry, don't have much here, and a little debugging shows that the issue is actually in the pg-diff-api node module but it's through this so I figured I'd make the issue here. I ended up fixing it by removing the
AND p.prokind = 'f'