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Found a similar issue to #209, however the fix in dc3dc09 doesn't work for me as my data types are lowercase 😑.
Sadly I can't change the types easily as I'm relying on a mysql2sqlite conversion script.
Here's an example table, where id does not have the autoIncrement attribute set:
id
CREATE TABLE `account` ( `id` integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT , `username` varchar(32) NOT NULL DEFAULT '' , `gmlevel` integer NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' , `sessionkey` longtext , `v` longtext , `s` longtext , `email` text , `joindate` timestamp NOT NULL DEFAULT current_timestamp , `lockedIp` varchar(30) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0.0.0.0' , `failed_logins` integer NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' , `locked` integer NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' , `active_realm_id` integer NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' , `expansion` integer NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' , `mutetime` integer NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' , `locale` varchar(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '' , `token` text , UNIQUE (`username`) );
Could we add a simple toUpperCase() on record.type or something?
toUpperCase()
record.type
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Fix autoIncrement for SQLite (#504)
9095b8b
Sorry, I thought the types were returned uppercase from sqlite. Will be fixed in next release.
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Fixed in 0.8.1
🎉 Thanks!
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Found a similar issue to #209, however the fix in dc3dc09 doesn't work for me as my data types are lowercase 😑.
Sadly I can't change the types easily as I'm relying on a mysql2sqlite conversion script.
Here's an example table, where
id
does not have the autoIncrement attribute set:Could we add a simple
toUpperCase()
onrecord.type
or something?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: