Has one with zero#681
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…ng databases may've used zero as a valid entity identifier
…ng databases may've used zero as a valid entity identifier.
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Looks good and makes sense, however the new tests are failing in postgres :( |
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Fixed for postgres....better check sqllite now. |
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Fixed it for postgres & sqlite wonder what's wrong for redshift. |
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Had to do a silly commit to force Travis to re-try the build. Seems ok now. |
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Released in v2.1.29. |
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I've got a pre-existing database that started all its 'serial' IDs at zero...so I need to allow for Zero as a valid value for FK column in hasOne().
hasValues() is only used in hasOne association, so it's probably ok to make this change.