Rik Smale

This has been fixed in the latest v7 alphas, which can be downloaded as `@sequelize/core`. I'll keep this open in case somebody wants to fix this in v6 as well

As far as I can see on the lockfile of our latest release (6.6.2), our dependencies do not have es5-ext pinned so if you refresh your lockfile it should be...

Thanks for opening this! You can fork this repository, push the changes to there and then open a pull request here

The first two points are planned for the CLI/sequelize-auto rewrite. I'll leave this issue open so we do not forget about it when we work on more of a roadmap...

I'm rolling out a new release that should fix the vulnerabilities that are trigged from the package manager

As far as I know the CLI does not support multiple databases. PRs from the community slowly adding support for multiple databases is welcome. For now something you can do...

Looking at the test we have for this it seems like you need to include the extension to the file, could that be correct?

You are passing a string called `"process.env.RDS_PORT"`, not the actual `process.env.RDS_PORT` value. Try the following; ``` "production": { "username": process.env.RDS_USERNAME, "password": process.env.RDS_PASSWORD, "database": process.env.RDS_DB_NAME, "host": process.env.RDS_HOSTNAME, "port": process.env.RDS_PORT, ```

Snowflake is not supported by the CLI. But it is possible that there is a bug in [`createTableQuery`](https://github.com/sequelize/sequelize/blob/fd4afa6a89c111c6d6d0c94f0b98bf421b5357b6/src/dialects/snowflake/query-generator.js#L81-L151) generating an invalid query. Feel free to open a PR in the...

Thanks for the PR! I haven't had the time to take a look at this yet, but I haven't forgotten about it