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Include schema name on each change #59
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empty_oid, | ||
datum); | ||
let json = | ||
pg::DirectFunctionCall1Coll(Some(row_to_json), empty_oid, datum); |
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was complaining about this, but I can add on a different PR.
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Totally fine. I remember having seen that one. Thank you for fixing it.
We should flip the order of |
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Err +1 on solid's comment |
I will do that then. Not sure why the tests are failing on travis - they pass locally. I'll take a look. |
@ruimarinho It fails because some tests are missing relative to master. If you rebase and include results from the new tests it should fix the issue. |
Please rebate this |
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Rebased and also inverted order of schema and table fields. |
This PR introduces the schema name on each change so that there is no need to store state between changes.
Not sure if "schema name" or "table name" is more appropriate for this PR.