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Thanks for this great gem. It's such a useful tool and we love it.
I noticed that when I run it against a postgres db that has a unique index on a Postgres Case Insensitive Text (CITEXT) string, it still recommends creating an index using the lower(column_name) function.
My understanding is that using a CITEXT field removes the need for using lower() in the index.
@gregnavis Would you be keen on me submitting a PR to avoid this false positive?
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Hi there,
Thanks for this great gem. It's such a useful tool and we love it.
I noticed that when I run it against a postgres db that has a unique index on a Postgres Case Insensitive Text (CITEXT) string, it still recommends creating an index using the
lower(column_name)
function.My understanding is that using a CITEXT field removes the need for using
lower()
in the index.@gregnavis Would you be keen on me submitting a PR to avoid this false positive?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: