feat: added a type mismatch indicator (fixes #138) #143
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When a column is defined with one type (e.g., INTEGER) but stores a value of another type (e.g., TEXT), an indicator is displayed with a tooltip showing the mismatched type. This is very useful since SQLite has flexible typing, which can cause issues when the data is handled in an environment where this behavior is not expected.
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Once I resolve these issues, I will uncomment it back |
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@invisal Thanks! I'll check that out right now. |
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When a column is defined with one type (e.g.,
INTEGER) but stores a value of another type (e.g.,TEXT), an indicator is displayed with a tooltip showing the mismatched type. This is very useful since SQLite has flexible typing, which can cause issues when the data is handled in an environment where this behavior is not expected.Important information:
I had to modify a series of files to make this work properly, but I tried to do it in the best way possible. However, the
convertSqliteType()function in thesql-helper.tsfile made me the most "uncomfortable," since it's used in many places.I had to make this change because there are cases where the type is not explicitly defined for SQLite, such as when accessing the default
sqlite_sequencetable. It definesnameandseq, but their types are""(literally empty), and currently, the code was forcing them to be interpreted asTEXT, which seems incorrect. For example,seqis sent as an integer, so it should be treated asINTEGER.This was done to ensure that the mismatch comparison system stops considering this field for analysis, as the column type is natively undefined.