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dbt does not treat character types as string types, and therefore leaves out the length portion of the character column type when building columns. This happens during Archival (and likely incremental models when expanding types) on Postgres.
Results
dbt should treat character as a string type, as with varchar and text.
System information
The output of dbt --version:
0.12.x
Steps to reproduce
Archive a table on Postgres with a column of type character(36). dbt will recreate this column with type character with no size specified.
This issue was created from the description of #1191
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Issue
Issue description
dbt does not treat character types as string types, and therefore leaves out the length portion of the
character
column type when building columns. This happens during Archival (and likely incremental models when expanding types) on Postgres.Results
dbt should treat
character
as a string type, as withvarchar
andtext
.System information
The output of
dbt --version
:Steps to reproduce
Archive a table on Postgres with a column of type
character(36)
. dbt will recreate this column with typecharacter
with no size specified.This issue was created from the description of #1191
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: