AutoMigrate() should always migrate checks, even there is no relationship constraints. #5644
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postgres failures should be fixed by #5620. mysql failures are caused by envrionment setup. |
…ship constranits.
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Rebased with fix #5620. |
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…ship constraints. (#5644) * fix: remove uuid autoincrement * AutoMigrate() should always migrate checks, even there is no relationship constranits. Co-authored-by: a631807682 <631807682@qq.com>
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What did this pull request do?
Fix bug:
AutoMigrate()doesn't update check constraints if there is no relationship constraints.User Case Description
AutoMigrate()updates check constraints, no matter there are relationship constraints or not.