RENAME_COLUMN_ERROR() — astro Function Reference
Architecture documentation for the RENAME_COLUMN_ERROR() function in errors.ts from the astro codebase.
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packages/db/src/core/errors.ts lines 20–26
export const RENAME_COLUMN_ERROR = (oldSelector: string, newSelector: string) => {
return (
colors.red('▶ Potential column rename detected: ' + oldSelector + ', ' + newSelector) +
`\n You cannot add and remove columns in the same table.` +
`\n To resolve, add a 'deprecated: true' flag to '${oldSelector}' instead.`
);
};
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does RENAME_COLUMN_ERROR() do?
RENAME_COLUMN_ERROR() is a function in the astro codebase, defined in packages/db/src/core/errors.ts.
Where is RENAME_COLUMN_ERROR() defined?
RENAME_COLUMN_ERROR() is defined in packages/db/src/core/errors.ts at line 20.
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