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Fix ordering of DROP TRIGGER statements in the filtered schema#588
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Merging this branch willnot change overall coverage
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eminano commentedNov 10, 2025 • edited
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This shouldn't happen. The drop statements are coming from the clean stage of the dump. The order should be valid unless the clean is enabled and the table doesn't exist, but even in that case, it shouldn't be preventing the dump, those errors should be ignored. Can you share more details about what triggers this? |
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In a similar issue with#573 we're seeing error of this form:
Which seem to come from DROP TRIGGER statmenets in the filtered schema like:
because it's called before
public.tableis created.Related Issue(s)
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