Hi Doug
Thanks for the patches, I'll try to get them into TS soon - I spent
some time last night improving the specs. I've been shifting a lot
over to cucumber, to make things less tightly coupled and easier to
refactor (it's not quite ready for public release yet though).
Creating some kind of flexible testing framework that uses postgres
and/or mysql depending on the system is also on the cards... when my
changes are live, feel free to have a go it.
Cheers
--
Pat
On 18/12/2008, at 6:20 AM, Doug wrote:
>
> concatenating multiple columns in a field currently works differently
> in postgresql than Mysql. In Postgresql:
>
> ('string' || NULL) = NULL
>
> so a declaration like this:
>
> has_index [:name, :optional_other_field], :as => stuff
>
> will be empty for any row where optional_other_field is NULL. I
> updated the Field model in my github fork, but looking through the
> specs it looks like you never build out a Postgresql test database.
> Any chance there are plans for better postgresql testing? If no one
> is tackling it I might do it, but no promises on getting it done
> soon :).
> Doug
> >
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