✅ Eugene lint report
Script name: examples/E5/good/1.sql
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✅ Statement number 1
-- 1.sql
create table prices (
    id integer generated always as identity
        primary key,
    price int not null
)
✅ Eugene lint report
Script name: examples/E5/good/2.sql
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- By passing --ignore E123on the command line.
✅ Statement number 1
-- 2.sql
set local lock_timeout = '2s'
✅ Statement number 2
alter table prices
    add column new_price bigint
✅ Eugene lint report
Script name: examples/E5/good/3.sql
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✅ Statement number 1
-- 3.sql
update prices set new_price = price :: bigint
✅ Statement number 2
set local lock_timeout = '2s'
✅ Statement number 3
alter table prices
    add constraint check_new_price_not_null
        check (new_price is not null) not valid
✅ Eugene lint report
Script name: examples/E5/good/4.sql
This is a human readable SQL lint report generated by eugene. Keep in mind that lint rules can be ignored in the following two ways:
- By appending comment directives like -- eugene: ignore E123to the SQL statement.
- By passing --ignore E123on the command line.
✅ Statement number 1
-- 4.sql
set local lock_timeout = '2s'
✅ Statement number 2
alter table prices
    validate constraint check_new_price_not_null,
    drop column price
✅ Statement number 3
-- eugene: ignore E4
-- this has to run in the same transaction as dropping the old price column
alter table prices
    rename column new_price to price