Ensure migration_timestamp is a varchar #44
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error_tracker_metatable defines bothkeyandvalueasvarchar(255). When inserting themigration_timestampwe were sending an integer, which was implicitly converted to a varchar in PostgreSQL but not in other PostgreSQL-compatible databases such as CockroachDB.This change ensures that the
migration_timestampis sent to the DB with the right type and doesn't depend on implicit type conversions.Fixes #43
To test this I set up a Cockroach DB using Docker and then connected my local ErrorTracker instance to it. It failed right away when running the migrations.