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[DB-Test] Assert different number of types in pgsql 10 #52638

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@Jubeki Jubeki commented Sep 4, 2024

Based on some testing, it seems some types with an _ prefix are generated additionally. Everything else the test case checks passes. I therefor opted, for simply changing the asserted count. (I did not test the count with the different pgsql versions, therefor simply choosing the bound < 14.0)

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@Jubeki Jubeki changed the title Find out which pgsql types are not counted [DB-Test] Assert different number of types in pgsql 10 Sep 4, 2024
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@taylorotwell taylorotwell merged commit 0841788 into laravel:driesvints-patch-1 Sep 4, 2024
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* Add MSSQL 2017 and PGSQL 10 builds

* Update databases.yml

* Skip Tests (#52632)

* [DB-Test] Assert different number of types in pgsql 10 (#52638)

* Find out which types are not counted

* dump types

* Bypass count check for pgsql 10

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Co-authored-by: Julius Kiekbusch <[email protected]>
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