Duplicated ReplaceableEntity on every migration
See original GitHub issueAll ReplaceableEntities that are defined in env.py
are added on every auto generated migration. Even if there are no change in those entities.
Maybe add some sort of checksum?
Anyway, thanks for a good library!
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I had the same behavior on
0.7.6
. So I tried to install0.7.7
first but it didn’t help.PGFunction has had issues with escape characters in the past so that would be my first guess but I’d need to see the SQL files to reproduce.
If you could trim down the example to a minimum env.py file with a single in-line PGFunction that produces the behavior I’d be happy to help you debug it