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Since Rails 7.0 the datetime column precision is 6 by default. That means that `t.datetime` calls without setting the `:precision` option would have its precision set to 6. The schema dumper was generating a call without precision for columns with the precision set to `nil` (which has the same effect of 0), making the schema dump incorrect for the next load since that would be interpreted as if the precision was 6. This didn't affect MySQL since #44171, since MySQL precision is 0 by default not `nil` but it affected PostgreSQL and SQLite3. Now the dumper will generate the precision as 0 for columns without precision and omit it when the precision is 6. Related to #43909. |
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| mysql2_specific_schema.rb | ||
| oracle_specific_schema.rb | ||
| postgresql_specific_schema.rb | ||
| schema.rb | ||
| sqlite_specific_schema.rb | ||