Closed TheAntonioReyes closed 11 years ago
Weird about the lack of defaults & nullables causing bugs, I didn't have any problems.. Local server: 5.5.27 Live server: 5.5.30-MariaDB-mariadb1~quantal-log
Ah, MariaDB I think allows more flexibility. MySQL forces you to explicitly set a column as nullable or provide a default value, so for instance when it was seeding the user table no one has emails. I haven't played with MariaDB, maybe I should...
Yeah but that's the live server, local server is normal mysql...
I do know one weird thing about mysql is case sensitivity being on in linux but not in windows, might also be something like that.
Updated some of the migration code as the tables where created without some defaults/nullables which was causing issues in MySQL 5.5 when seeding the tables. Also added in the 'Indicator of current date' closing #3