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  • Updated Using PostgreSQL UUIDs as primary keys with Doorkeeper (markdown)

    @geemus geemus committed May 1, 2023
    e2c7556

  • Update diff to be more inline with latest (references instead of ints)

    @geemus geemus committed May 1, 2023
    c010e45

  • Should not remove the uid column in oauth_applications if not Doorkeeper::Application model cannot be created. (undefined local variable or method `uid'). Also, this uid is necessary to authenticate the app, not related to model's id..

    @bilouw bilouw committed Feb 3, 2021
    351b6d4

  • uid column was removed in oauth_applications so index can not be set on non-existing column

    @hubertjakubiak hubertjakubiak committed Aug 1, 2019
    4c3580f

  • id is the new uid now

    @kimat kimat committed Jul 29, 2019
    0fe19e6

  • Updated Using PostgreSQL UUIDs as primary keys with Doorkeeper (markdown)

    @nbulaj nbulaj committed Oct 24, 2018
    9ba0674

  • The Rails Guide for Postgresql adapter UUIDs now prefers `pgcrypto` to `uuid-ossp`

    @BookOfGreg BookOfGreg committed Oct 23, 2018
    814368c

  • Updated Using PostgreSQL UUIDs as primary keys with Doorkeeper (markdown)

    @nbulaj nbulaj committed Sep 14, 2018
    6c95959

  • Updates for Doorkeeper v5.0.0 and Rails 5.x which uses `references` in the generated migration

    @cickes cickes committed Sep 13, 2018
    4454fdd

  • Add initial guide to using UUIDs as primary keys on PG

    @lleger lleger committed Oct 31, 2015
    ca2f470