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Can i modify datatype of Users Table
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Hi, I using Postgres database to setup Identity Server I want to modify Id Column of Users table from text to GUID, is it possible to Modify.
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Thanks a lot 😃
@skoruba It works fine now after changing, Postgres migration files. Id = table.Column<Guid>(nullable: false,type:“uuid”) made changes like this.