Nick Tobey

@arvidfm You're absolutely right! I was mistaken. I got column aliases working last night too. I'm adding tests and will make the final PR shortly.

PR is ready. It took some finesse to make it work properly with out-of-order insert statements, but everything should be working now.

I like this. This feels reminiscent of several other git/sql features, while also being distinct. Specifically, it feels like: - Git's merge drivers feature - Dolt's conflict system tables -...

Elaborating a bit more on the stored procedure concept, and what it means conceptually. Right now we can imagine an ongoing merge being in a couple different states: - 0:...

I'm not sure this is even possible to fix without breaking history-independence. Commits store the current state of the table, but they don't track the commands that led to that...

The reason I mentioned the sequence of commands is because, for instance, the diff you linked to could have happened in multiple ways: - An update command like `UPDATE prices...

I believe this is a deliberate decision that we made for performance reasons / compatibility with older versions of Dolt.

It happens for me on Powershell.

Hi @HeavyBR! We're so pumped to hear you'd like to contribute. This is an issue with the SQL engine, so the change will most likely need to happen in the...

Of note, this only happens with virtual generated columns. Indexes on stored generated columns display as normal.