avoid generating uuidv7 by default, once postgres v18 is detected#793
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hi! I hope I won't do harm by trying to address the remaining bit of #672.
unfortunately, I'm not "happy" of the solution I'm submitting, here. but it's the best I've got so far. would LOVE some feedback.
here I'm introducing
optsonAshPostgres.MigrationGenerator.AshFunctions, butoptslitters the whole file - there's an area of effect larger than I've anticipated.I iterated with other designs, e.g. using
String.replace/3, avoiding littering the file - but I just didn't like it tbh.I'd be happy to rework this if you have a better idea on how to tackle it.
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