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If I have a collection and change a field name (for example "category" instead of "cagory"). If the collection has entries, a new field "category" without items is visible. The old field "cagory" is still present if I export the data. If I change the field name back or add a new field "cagory", the items of "cagory" are visible again.
I know, I could use the label, but if my field name has a typo, it feels wrong to keep it.
Expected behavior:
I change the field name and the change is populated to all entries. --> maybe with an info field "Maybe you have to change your API requests or application logic"
or:
The field name is readonly if the collection has entries. --> maybe with an info field "Contains entries, changing would break some internal logic"
edit: fixed some typos
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I agree with the sentiment that right now it feels a bit too loose and messy. You can very easily get cockpit to lose and leave stray data all over the place. It of course opens up a whole can of worms if you try to keep the database in sync when changes like this are made to the schema though. Interesting idea re: making it readonly, though that seems pretty limiting.
@aheinze do you have any plans or thoughts about this problem?
If I have a collection and change a field name (for example "category" instead of "cagory"). If the collection has entries, a new field "category" without items is visible. The old field "cagory" is still present if I export the data. If I change the field name back or add a new field "cagory", the items of "cagory" are visible again.
I know, I could use the label, but if my field name has a typo, it feels wrong to keep it.
Expected behavior:
I change the field name and the change is populated to all entries. --> maybe with an info field "Maybe you have to change your API requests or application logic"
or:
The field name is readonly if the collection has entries. --> maybe with an info field "Contains entries, changing would break some internal logic"
edit: fixed some typos
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: