Timothée Jeannin
Timothée Jeannin
Keep in mind that [SQLite supports a limited subset of the ALTER TABLE command](https://www.sqlite.org/lang_altertable.html) and column modification is not supported. If we had a `@Id(autoincrement = false)` annotation, a developer...
Hi @VincentFTS, If you move an `@id` annotation, **ProviGen** will continue to work and you don't necessarily need to re-create the table. Basically the last segment of the `uri` would...
@VincentFTS Did you find a solution to your problem ?
Hi @keyboardr I have the feeling that a fair of amount of users might need to modify the behavior of queries, deletes, inserts and updates. And ProviGen doesn't provide an...
Hi @Shusshu, Thank you for this pull request. Can you clarify what the `db.yieldIfContendedSafely();` is for ? Can you make your commit not change the whole file ? Adding javadoc...
Hi @Shusshu, The idea behind **ProviGen** is: ``` Annotate a ContractClass and ProviGen will provide a ContentProvider for that contract. ``` There is already a default implementation of the `applyBatch`...
This is probably a good fit for ProviGen. See #28, I would like to discuss overall project organisation first.
Hi @sburba, Thank you for the interest in ProviGen. About foreign key support, I'm not sure an annotation would fit. SQLite doesn't support applying constrains on an already created column...
Any news on this feature? It would be super useful! :)
I don't even understand why twill need his own `subprocess` module ... https://github.com/ctb/twill/search?q=subprocess&ref=cmdform