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fix: issue #5613 #5614
fix: issue #5613 #5614
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This PR cause same error as you said on #5613 on my project which means my PR(#5525) breaks yours and this PR breaks mine. I found the problem.
This is the problem. My project doesn't set I think there are two solutions. Solution 1. Merge this PR and change
Solution 2. Change this where statement like this.
Solution 1 is much cleaner and better but Solution 2 is kind of dirty but it will not make any side effects. |
Yeah, you are right @ohjeyong . |
Or even shorter as a "table_name" = '${table.name.replace(`${schema}.`)}' |
Looking forward to this getting merged. Had to rollback to 0.2.22 for my project |
@krazibit Can you add the commit? |
Sure, would add the commit in a bit |
@ohjeyong, can you verify please? thanks |
Thanks. LTGM. @pleerock Can you verify please? |
This patch fixes it for me |
oh I already merged #5801 before I saw this PR. It looks like author tried to fix same issue, but a bit different way. Is merged approach is correct and I can close this PR? adding @igoraguiar |
closing this as already fixed in PR-5801 as per @pleerock last comment |
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