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Backend support for tables without single-column primary keys #395
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ready
Ready for implementation
type: enhancement
New feature or request
work: backend
Related to Python, Django, and simple SQL
Problem
Currently, our Record API only works with tables with single-column primary keys. We need to explicitly handle tables without primary keys or with multi-column primary keys to prevent unexpected behavior or errors.
Proposed solution
We need to:
TableSerializer
(and therefore the table API) that indicates the type of primary key that a table has, so that the frontend can handle displaying it properly.Additional context
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