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should use mapped column and table names
See original GitHub issuesince this is supposed to be the actual database diagram, shouldn’t the generated dbml use the mapped table and column names from @map and @@map ?
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Ah good point. I might have missed that! I’ll look into it soon
Thanks! I confirm it is working.