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Me too, at times. Django makes it bearable though, and going forward we'll probably use more advanced features of PostgreSQL in places where we can fail gracefu
by _rami_ 9y ago
Me too, at times. Django makes it bearable though, and going forward we'll probably use more advanced features of PostgreSQL in places where we can fail gracefully or fall back to simpler behaviour on other databases.
- mattmanser 9y agoI honestly feel sad for your colleagues, from your comments on this thread it sounds like you've made a very unnecessarily complicated, over-engineered, nightmare of a process they have to suffer through. Everything's got a justification, and the justifications suck. Use postgres, or don't. Having a stupid number of slow tests is the problem to fix, the solution is not limiting your developers to using basic SQL.