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[Patch] Rails 2.3 schema_format :sql should behave like schema_format :ruby
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Gaius Centus NovusHmm, can't seem to upload a file here. It's posted as a Gist: http://gist.github.com/654031
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Santiago Pastorino
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Santiago Pastorino
- State changed from open to stale
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Brad Langhorst
I think this should be applied...
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Brad Langhorst
i'm attaching a fresh patch that applies to 2.3.9 (use -R)
the current one fails to apply because of the ^mysql vs "mysql" -
Brad Langhorst
updated the patch so that it uses the logic in test:clone_structure for db:structure:load instead of executing the lines in the structure file. test:clone_structure now uses db:structure:load just like test:clone does to db:schema:load
fixed things so that setup loads the environment before trying to use it where necessary (db:reset and db:setup)
added respect for the PGUSER environment variable, eliminating the -U from dump and load statements (needed for trust and ident authentication)
this applies to 2.3.11
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structure_loading.diff
10 KB
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Greg Hazel
+1