On 11 July 2011 15:21, Guillaume Lelarge <guillaume@lelarge.info> wrote:
> On Sun, 2011-07-10 at 01:05 +0100, Thom Brown wrote:
>> On 9 July 2011 23:58, Thom Brown <thom@linux.com> wrote:
>> > I've found a corner-case bug btw, which requires a tiny amendment.
>> > But I'm also rebasing the patch for current master and 1.14_patches
>> > (or whatever it's called), so you'll get these shortly
>>
>> Okay, here are the two rebased patches, both with the extra fix:
>>
>> Patch for REL-1_14_0_PATCHES:
>> update_composite_type_attributes_sql_v2_rebased_1.14.patch
>>
>> Patch for master: update_composite_type_attributes_sql_v2_rebased_master.patch
>>
>
> Thanks. Can't reproduce the bugs I found earlier, but found a new one.
>
> Suppose the following type:
>
> CREATE TYPE s1.ty3 AS
> (c1 uuid,
> c2 uuid);
>
> If I remove the first element, the SQL textbox is empty. It will
> probably help you to know that I get the same behaviour when I delete
> the three first elements on a 4-elements type, but not if I delete less
> than three for this type.
>
> Sorry. Hope you won't kill me next time we meet :)
No, that's not a bug. That's something I changed. This is what I
posted before:
"I've moved the various checks (such as ensuring there are at least 2
attributes) out of the block for creating a type so that the same
rules apply to modifying types. This is because you shouldn't be able
to modify a type so that there are less than 2 attributes."
If my assumption is flawed, please feel free to remove that part of
the change. In fact I'm wondering if we should have that restriction
for either case (CREATE and ALTER) since you can actually create
composite types with no sub-types within them. I just wanted to unify
the logic between the two.
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