How to fix TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'columns')?
drizzle-kit push:sqlite no working
driver: "turso", verbose: true, strict: true, breakpoints: true,...
is there a nice way to say getTableColumns - but without columns id and foo?
try to push : schema "XXX" does not exist
schemaFilter: ['public', 'quiz'],
in the drizzle.config.ts
fileInstall latest version of drizzle-orm
Count issues with libsql (Turso)
``const locations = await db.query.locationsTable.findMany({
extras(fields, { sql }) {
return {
groupsCount: sql<number>
(SELECT COUNT(*) ...Recommended Docker Compose Workflow
docker-compose.yaml
...$count with relation api returning wrong values ( 2 instead of 0)
Is it possible to have conditional foreign key relation?
Missing schema from generated SQL when using `.toSQL()` on a query style SQL query.
.toSQL()
on a query (db.query.someTable) but it doesn't include the schema for the target tables.
I want to use the .toSQL()
to then pass the SQL and params to electric-sql to sync things I'm running drizzle on the browser.
I didn't find the PGLite driver tag to use....insert from select
Drizzle zod infer wrong type

How to handle multiple unique constraints with onConflictDoUpdate?
unique("unique_game").on(table.idTeamHome, table.idTeamAway, table.time),
unique("unique_id").on(table.idEvent),
unique("unique_game").on(table.idTeamHome, table.idTeamAway, table.time),
unique("unique_id").on(table.idEvent),
Best practices for inferring types in queries?
Already exits error
npx drizzle-kit migrate
without an error, but when my application's build process on the vercel, I am getting that error
TypeScript Error
Is it possible to run migrations on a local dev D1 db?
Cant figure out how to converting a sql query to drizzle syntax
PostgresError: type "vector" does not exist
Unable to update because it is saying field does not exist in schema
keyword
field in stores
however I am getting the following error:
Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'keyword' does not exist in type '{ name?: string | SQL<unknown> | PgColumn<ColumnBaseConfig<ColumnDataType, string>, {}, {}>; }'.ts(2353)
Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'keyword' does not exist in type '{ name?: string | SQL<unknown> | PgColumn<ColumnBaseConfig<ColumnDataType, string>, {}, {}>; }'.ts(2353)
