Moritz Ringler
Moritz Ringler
You can change the type to be one of either null or enum (note the quotes around "null"!): ``` properties: { someField: { oneOf: [ { type: "null" }, {...
If you absolutely want to save in that format, you need to use a varchar column and do the formatting yourself before saving. But in general, it is more efficient...
You can easily achive this through table inheritance or behaviors. Or create a PR which adds a default format for timestamp columns.
You have to pass "init" or "sql:build" as option to the propel command, i.e. enter`./propel init` instead of just `init`
Right, sorry, I misinterpreted your prompt. Does `propel list` work? What version do you get from `propel --version`?
Most likely, this is a problem with your Oracle setup. Have a look at https://stackoverflow.com/a/35150595/4883195 Make sure that the character encoding of your database is set correctly: ```sql select *...
> I wonder if this should come with a test case Yes, @basteyy, could you please add a test verifying the updated behavior? If you want to run test on...
Hey wundii, that is an interesting issue. I think you ran into a structural problem in Propel here. In general, it is desired behavior that Propel gives you the same...
I think you can only change it manually by adjusting the `phpName` attribute in schema.xml, or changing your database to snake_case notation.
I though about this a bit, when I had problems getting nested group by queries to work. I think it is correct that propel fails with an error for queries...