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Merge pull request #220 from giffels/fix-db-schema
Fix machine_type unique constraint to support a machine_type for multiple sites
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category: fixed | ||
summary: "Unique constraints in database schema have been fixed to allow same machine_type and remote_resource_uuid on multiple sites" | ||
description: | | ||
The unique constraints in the datebase schema have been relaxed to allow the same machine_type and the same | ||
remote_resource_uuid to be used on multiple sites. In addition, the unittest of the SqliteRegistry have been improved. | ||
pull_requests: | ||
- 220 | ||
issues: | ||
- 219 |
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