Foreign key cascades #1060
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Foreign key cascades #1060
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parsonsmatt
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Mar 30, 2020
| , foreignRefTableDBName :: !DBName | ||
| , foreignConstraintNameHaskell :: !HaskellName | ||
| , foreignConstraintNameDBName :: !DBName | ||
| , foreignFieldCascade :: !FieldCascade |
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Adding a field to a data type is a breaking change, so this PR will be for the 2.11.0 release.
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A continuation on #1056 implementing it in Postgresql.
We can't implement this for MySQL until we figure out how to set a
maxlenon the keys for strings. :\ Well, we could, but we'd need a different set of tests, and I don't feel like writing that out right now. Might as well get sqlite and postgres supported and released.