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Schema migrations don't create indexes
See original GitHub issueIf you’re doing a migration and add a column with index=True or unique=True it doesn’t automatically create an index. Even trying to perform a migrator.add_index() in the same migrate() block fails.
I’m doing this with the Postgres backend.
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- Created 7 years ago
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Or, oddly, database.create_tables([Model]). The database.create_table method will only create the table, though, whereas create_tables() creates both tables and indexes.
@coleifer Yes sorry I removed my comment without updating.
database.create_tables([])do create both table and indexes butdatabase.create_tabledoes not.