1. table-partition option and 2. foreign key constraint query after table create query#100
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In last commit table-partition option has more optimized query and only works on specific pg version |
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I pushed the foreign key commit. |
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table-partition [default true] option allows to ignore table partition and partition index compares which in big projects (where 90% of tables are partitions) boosts compare process speed dramatically (in our case 9 minutes scaled down to 39 seconds)