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Support use nvarchar for all varchar columns when using mssql #12269

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@lunny lunny commented Jul 18, 2020

Should fix #12094

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lafriks commented Jul 18, 2020

Why not just always set nvarchar?

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lunny commented Jul 18, 2020

Why not just always set nvarchar?

I think that will break the previous installation. To keep compitable, the default value is varchar.

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lafriks commented Jul 18, 2020

Why it would break? It would just set nvarchar for new columns

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lunny commented Jul 19, 2020

Why it would break? It would just set nvarchar for new columns

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lafriks commented Jul 19, 2020 •
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I still don't know if setting is needed. Why would anyone would want to use varchar instead of nvarchar as then any unicode character will be broken?

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lunny commented Jul 19, 2020

@lafriks for those who use latin characters only and want less disk usage.

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lafriks commented Jul 19, 2020

Yeah but emoji chars are also unicode. Also I don't think Gitea database size is what would be such a problem, git repos are usually that takes up most space anyway

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lafriks commented Jul 19, 2020

imho we are already have way too many settings 😬

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lunny commented Jul 20, 2020

imho we are already have way too many settings 😬

Reasonable. Done.

@lunny lunny force-pushed the lunny/config_mssql_varchar branch from 2f41477 to 5fe2453 Compare July 20, 2020 04:45
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