Avoid type cast warning in build_coder_maps#330
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These columns are of text-like types (name, regproc) which are not mapped. Since they’re ultimately just treated as text, follow our own warning and cast them in SQL to avoid a Ruby type cast warning.
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LoL! That's the better fix! 😆 |
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This appears to break redshift. It doesn't like the Here's an example of a commit in another project that removes Monkeypatching this method to revert to the old implementation fixes the issue in our codebase. |
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@TSMMark Could you please open a new issue for the Redshift incompatibility? I think we can solve it similar to your linked proposal. |
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@larskanis done #369 thanks for the quick response |
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These columns are of text-like types (name, regproc) which are not mapped. Since they’re ultimately just treated as text, follow our own warning and cast them in SQL to avoid a Ruby type cast warning.