enh: prefix schema to enum migrations #2040
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Add support for nonstandard search path migrations
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Add support for nonstandard search path migrations
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Add support for nonstandard search path migrations
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Continuation of #1983 and fixes #1729
What is the current behavior?
The current migration script assumes the search path has been set to a custom schema.
If this step missed, the default schema for all migrations is
public. This should be fine if all tables and enums are prefixed accordingly, but currently it's not. All postgres enum is not prefixed with schema.What is the new behavior?
All postgres enum will be prefixed with the schema. This should fixes issue #1729 where the migration is broken if search path is not set properly.
This doesn't introduce a breaking change, because if
search_pathis already set all enums stay on the formersearch_path.Additional context
Haven't test. Will test soon.