Tightening types on successful insert to not be `object | undefined`
db.insert(someTable).values(someValues).returning()
what would be the preferred way to narrow the type of the return value from object | undefined
if the insert is successful?
I'm trying to do some seeding where I create some entries in one table and save them as variables, and then attempt to insert the IDs of those entries into another table as a foreign key that's non-nullable and TS tells me that they're potentially undefined, which is true.
Since this is seeding, I know I'm clearing my DB before this, so I know the inserts will succeed and that it's not an issue if they don't) so would the best way to silence these errors just be to add !
to the objects when doing returnedObject!.id
?
...Missing Refine type after update
CHECK constraints not working with drizzle-orm/pg-core
Type Inference Issue: Missing | null on Relational Fields in Drizzle ORM
``ts
// Query 1: Drizzle relational query
// Result type incorrectly omits
| undefined or
| null for
customer`.
const res = db.query.company.findFirst({...foreignKey function options
restart increment for refNumber column starting from 1
Neon migrations are not running in transaction
Bad Field Error
Do all migration files get executed in single transaction?
transactions rollback
Error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND ep-delicate-thunder-a58xbwga.us-east-2.aws.neon.tech
npx drizzle-kit generate
but not able to migrate it npx drizzle-kit migrate
or npx drizzle-kit studio
when I am trying to open up the drizzle studio or run migrations, I am getting this error please find attachments.
don't know from where it's coming, my internet is working fine...Cannot run Studio with IndexedDB setup for PGlite
Relations mysql Name
drizzle-seed
Cannot use supabase serverless on cloudflare pages
Array of Integers Referencing Another Table
error: relation "xxx" already exists
drizzle-kit up
I get the same error, on the same table every time. I need to completely wipe my database in between
error: relation "table_filters" already exists...
Variable behavior for .onConflict[X] method of .insert?
id
field having a unique constraint that would be violated by the entry, I would want to update, like:
db.insert(targetTable).values(targetValues).onConflictDoUpdate({ target: targetTable.id, set: targetValues })
...Database design
How to mark migration as applied?