Use integer values for type when inserting into ordomaincerts #3

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jandd merged 2 commits from bugfix/1548-proper-type-for-orgdomain-insert into main 10 months ago
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MySQL tolerated INSERTs of an empty string in the type column of the
ordomaincerts table. This commit uses an integer value of 0 as default
instead to ensure that MariaDB with strict settings accepts the INSERT
too.

See https://bugs.cacert.org/view.php?id=1548

MySQL tolerated INSERTs of an empty string in the type column of the ordomaincerts table. This commit uses an integer value of 0 as default instead to ensure that MariaDB with strict settings accepts the INSERT too. See https://bugs.cacert.org/view.php?id=1548
jandd added 1 commit 10 months ago
bdb30f8898 Use integer values for type when inserting into ordomaincerts
MySQL tolerated INSERTs of an empty string in the type column of the
ordomaincerts table. This commit uses an integer value of 0 as default
instead to ensure that MariaDB with strict settings accepts the INSERT
too.
knilsson approved these changes 10 months ago
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Looks good.

Looks good.
jandd added 1 commit 10 months ago
dirk approved these changes 10 months ago
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as this is only a type change: approved

as this is only a type change: approved
jandd merged commit 8521ac0719 into main 10 months ago
jandd deleted branch bugfix/1548-proper-type-for-orgdomain-insert 10 months ago

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knilsson approved these changes 10 months ago
dirk approved these changes 10 months ago
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