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MySql table name capitalization cause problems on linux
See original GitHub issueI have a problem where after sequelize.sync({ force: true }) created tables has original Capitalized case, but when I am trying to store record via record.save() it runs query which uses all lowercase table name.
At the very least, on linux with default configuration this causes problem, since table Clients != clients. I can manually create tables, but sounds like there should be a better way. Any ideas?
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Cannot reproduce on latest master. It uses the same table name both on sync and save in my case.
Which version are you on?
Perhaps you can provide a PR with a failing test case?
Small update/workaround - if I use:
freezeTableName: true, tableName: ‘clients’
This forces same table names during synchronization and in normal usage.
While workaround is fine in my case, this sounds like a bug.