http://trac.vex.net:8000/pgtracker/changeset/872
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Just committed a change to the update() method in the classic module
that fixes a small backward compatibility/usability issue in the current
version 5.0: In the case that both an OID and a primary key is provided
in a row dictionary, the OID now takes precedence again when looking up
the row, as it did in 4.x. It had been changed in 5.0 in the course of
demotion of OIDs in general (as Postgres doesn't use them by default any
more), but actually this behavior was quite useful, since it allowed
updating the primary key of the row very easily together with the other
values. I used that feature in a legacy application, and maybe others
are also relying on it. I have also added a regression test. Let me know
what you think.
