Fix bug in DBML column default rendering with single quotes#45
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- Integrated `prepare_text_for_dbml` into `default_to_str` for consistent handling of special characters in DBML column strings. - Updated the test suite to include a new test case for handling binary string input (`b'0'`).
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This PR fixes a bug in the DBML renderer where column default values containing single quotes (
') were rendered in a syntax-breaking format.Issue:
When rendering column defaults with single quotes, the output would generate invalid DBML syntax. For example:
Fix
The default_to_str function now uses the prepare_text_for_dbml utility to ensure that single quotes are properly escaped, resulting in valid DBML syntax. For example:
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