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If using the "@column" attribute with DataType.String(someLength) the model does not appear to generate the correct schema and instead generates a column in the sqlite database with an incorrect "[object Object]" column type, very bizarre. I've tried using @column({type: DataType.String(someLength)}) and have used the raw Sequelize.STRING type as well. With no arguments the column generates properly with a VARCHAR(255) data type but when length is specified it does not appear to work. Thoughts?
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If using the "@column" attribute with DataType.String(someLength) the model does not appear to generate the correct schema and instead generates a column in the sqlite database with an incorrect "[object Object]" column type, very bizarre. I've tried using @column({type: DataType.String(someLength)}) and have used the raw Sequelize.STRING type as well. With no arguments the column generates properly with a VARCHAR(255) data type but when length is specified it does not appear to work. Thoughts?
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