Make UUID primary keys work #429
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Can you rebase against master and force push? |
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Done. On 10 December 2013 13:25, Benjamin Fleischer notifications@github.hscsec.cnwrote:
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Seems fine to me. I'd be surprised if a model id had single quotes in it. |
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I'm using Rails 4 with UUID primary keys (postgres), which breaks some of the "hand crafted" taggable queries. UUIDs need to be handled as strings. I've put together a quick patch that simply puts single quotes around the ID values, which works and doesn't break integer primary keys. There's probably a more elegant solution to this though.