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We're using this successfully with MariaDB's generated columns #18

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violuke opened this issue Aug 5, 2020 · 1 comment
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We're using this successfully with MariaDB's generated columns #18

violuke opened this issue Aug 5, 2020 · 1 comment

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@violuke
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violuke commented Aug 5, 2020

Are we missing something that we should be aware of, as the README says it is Postgres only? We're also using Django 3.0 :)

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https://mariadb.com/kb/en/generated-columns/

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ewjoachim commented Aug 5, 2020

It's possible that it's more "Doesn't work with SQLite" than "Only works with PGSQL".

Would you be interested in adding MariaDB's official support ? This would involve:

  • Running the testsuite with mariadb locally
  • Changing Github Actions to test both databases
  • Changing the README ;)

As you can see, this library hasn't received a lot of attention recently so there might be a fair share of things we could improve. I'm willing to help and facilitate the merge of any contributions you may have (but beware: this lib's contribution experience hasn't been polished a lot), or if there are specific requests and you're not in a state when you can contribute them, I can spend some time making it a reality (though this is August and I'll be taking some time off too :) so don't expect anything before end of August/September). Let me know !

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