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We use DATETIME SQL type for created/updated columns everywhere through the database. In SQL standard DATETIME defaults to DATETIME(6) which is 6 digit fraction second part. However MySQL defaults it to DATETIME(0) for backward compatibility. In result status messages timestamps get rounded to the second boundary and if there are several status messages were generated within a second after table sort they might be shown in a different order. This commit adds MySQL migration that increases resolution for the status table and adds subseconds to the generated status repor timestamps. Change-Id: Ice8c2d82c6a320c7f73c27f4c60c87bef55b8d95 Related-Bug: #1462270 |
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| alembic_migrations | ||
| __init__.py | ||
| alembic.ini | ||
| helpers.py | ||
| migration.py | ||