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sigrdrifa
commented on July 30, 2024
Hey, I realise that this isn't ideal but it does not seem to cause an issue when running hastl? we could potentially rename the users model to app_user or something.
Any thoughts?
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maridonkers
commented on July 30, 2024
It indeed doesn't seem to affect hastl but the output
hastl=> select * from user;
current_user
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hastl
(1 row)is a bit confusing when browsing the database with native PostgreSQL clients.
perhaps rename to guest ?
[but not a big thing™ and Haskell is refactorfriendly]
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