ronscho
Troubleshooting mix ash.codegen creates wrong foreign key type
Hi,
in all my Ash.Resources I define the primary key as follows
attributes do
integer_primary_key(:id)
attribute ...
If I run mix ash.codegen <some_name> all migrations where build, but with a uuid foreign key for all defined relations.
Is this a default? Do I have to define the type of the foreign key myself?
Thanks
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zachdaniel
Relationships — ash v3.29.3 due to compilation constraints, we cannot guess the type of foreign keys based on the types of the destination attributes. It would cause potential compiler deadlocks. Instead, it just defaults to uuid, but you can change that default as shown in the section titled " Customizing default belongs_to attribute type" in the docs I linked.
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ronscho
Thank you, it’s working perfectly.
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