Create db then switch conn, rather than use dblink#587
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The previous implementation would succesfully create the metricity db, but the tables and rows would be inserted into pysite. This is because dblink doesn't switch contexts within the script, as psql doesn't support this. If we were to stick with 1 sql file, we would need to wrap every single statement into a dblink_exec() call to force psql to exec on the other db.
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So, is this not actually an issue? |
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Yea, this is an issue, but has been superseded by #588 since this implementation didn't work for people who also run metricity too (Since it runs it's own migrations and conflicts). See https://canary.discord.com/channels/267624335836053506/635950537262759947/885573792376709161 for an overview of what our solution is |
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The previous implementation would succesfully create the metricity db, but the tables and rows would be inserted into pysite.
This is because dblink doesn't switch contexts within the script, as psql doesn't support this.
If we were to stick with 1 sql file, we would need to wrap every single statement into a dblink_exec() call to force psql to exec on the other db.