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    • Robin Appelman's avatar
      Fix changing column from int to bigint with autoincrement · 754880b6
      Robin Appelman authored
      - SERIAL and BIGSERIAL are not true types and can't be used in ALTER TABLE expressions
      - When changing between int and bigint auto increment fields the default should no be dropped
        to preserve the link between the column and the sequence.
      754880b6
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    • Adrien Crivelli's avatar
      Do not TRIM() parentheses around partial index's conditions · e5e3dbc9
      Adrien Crivelli authored
      Because PostgreSQL will return the expression with a lot of
      parentheses we cannot TRIM() them easily. It is easier and more
      correct to adapt to what PostgreSQL returns. That means the declaration
      of partial indexes must be updated as follow:
      
      Before:
      ``options={"where": "other_id IS NULL"}``
      
      After:
      ``options={"where": "(other_id IS NULL)"}``
      
      And fore more complex conditions, that would be:
      ``options={"where": "(((id IS NOT NULL) AND (other_id IS NULL)) AND (name IS NULL))"}``
      e5e3dbc9
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    • Jan Sorgalla's avatar
      Exclude tables with table_type of VIEW · de52ae53
      Jan Sorgalla authored
      This excludes views registered by PostGIS 2.x like geography_columns, geometry_columns, raster_columns and raster_overviews.
      The table_name != 'geometry_columns' is kept for PostGIS 1.5 compatibility. The type changed to VIEW in PostGIS 2.0.
      de52ae53