Overall these changes make for more robust naming and generation of tables with less seen relationships. An example is a self-referential table, or a join table that has extra columns + joins to itself. These situations caused some generated SQL to fail as well as some problems with name collisions in generated code.
- Correct some cases of mysql insert that would fail to generate correct sql
- Change the naming of certain relationships to preserve uniqueness
- This may have broke some function names in existing code
- Rather than gofmt individual template generation, run it on the entire output file to remove excess newlines
- Stop postgres tests from prompting for passwords that are in the sqlboiler config
- Fix generation of many-to-many with self-referential tables
- Fix SetOp for join tables that have more than 2 columns
- Fix non-join tables being flagged as such which in turn didn't generate tables for them
- Refactor output section of code to be more efficient
- Update CI schemas to include more cases for relationships