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LOG file "backs up" every change to a row

Open codingMASTER398 opened this issue 3 years ago • 1 comments

Which version are you using? ^2.3.7

Describe the bug After any edits to a row in the database, it logs/backs up the entire row. For example, I have a "post" object that I want to add likes to. I do so, but it creates a whole new entry in "c1f7-5985"'s log file with the entire row. I only need to change it, not store another version. Nowhere have I stated that it should do this. This is also the same for other things like user data (separate tables).

E.g. when spamming like/unlike, it adds to the file as such

{"id":4,"text":"Well, how do YOU eat cheese?","creator":1,"created":1646029794133,"likes":[1],"repliesLastID":2,"replies":[{"id":0,"author":2,"text":"I like to eat cheese with my mouth, personally.","likes":[]},{"id":1,"author":1,"text":"I find that quite odd, past me.","likes":[1]},{"id":2,"author":2,"text":"I still agree with my statement about eating cheese with my mouth","likes":[]}]}:1,4,82445,391,2954716879�{"id":4,"text":"Well, how do YOU eat cheese?","creator":1,"created":1646029794133,"likes":[1,2],"repliesLastID":2,"replies":[{"id":0,"author":2,"text":"I like to eat cheese with my mouth, personally.","likes":[]},{"id":1,"author":1,"text":"I find that quite odd, past me.","likes":[1]},{"id":2,"author":2,"text":"I still agree with my statement about eating cheese with my mouth","likes":[]}]}:1,4,82862,393,3960410894�{"id":4,"text":"Well, how do YOU eat cheese?","creator":1,"created":1646029794133,"likes":[1],"repliesLastID":2,"replies":[{"id":0,"author":2,"text":"I like to eat cheese with my mouth, personally.","likes":[]},{"id":1,"author":1,"text":"I find that quite odd, past me.","likes":[1]},{"id":2,"author":2,"text":"I still agree with my statement about eating cheese with my mouth","likes":[]}]}:1,4,83281,391,397385191�{"id":4,"text":"Well, how do YOU eat cheese?","creator":1,"created":1646029794133,"likes":[1,2],"repliesLastID":2,"replies":[{"id":0,"author":2,"text":"I like to eat cheese with my mouth, personally.","likes":[]},{"id":1,"author":1,"text":"I find that quite odd, past me.","likes":[1]},{"id":2,"author":2,"text":"I still agree with my statement about eating cheese with my mouth","likes":[]}]}:1,4,83697,393,3445040025�{"id":4,"text":"Well, how do YOU eat cheese?","creator":1,"created":1646029794133,"likes":[1],"repliesLastID":2,"replies":[{"id":0,"author":2,"text":"I like to eat cheese with my mouth, personally.","likes":[]},{"id":1,"author":1,"text":"I find that quite odd, past me.","likes":[1]},{"id":2,"author":2,"text":"I still agree with my statement about eating cheese with my mouth","likes":[]}]}:1,4,84116,391,1107176446�{"id":4,"text":"Well, how do YOU eat cheese?","creator":1,"created":1646029794133,"likes":[1,2],"repliesLastID":2,"replies":[{"id":0,"author":2,"text":"I like to eat cheese with my mouth, personally.","likes":[]},{"id":1,"author":1,"text":"I find that quite odd, past me.","likes":[1]},{"id":2,"author":2,"text":"I still agree with my statement about eating cheese with my mouth","likes":[]}]}:1,4,84533,393,4220412814�{"id":4,"text":"Well, how do YOU eat cheese?","creator":1,"created":1646029794133,"likes":[1],"repliesLastID":2,"replies":[{"id":0,"author":2,"text":"I like to eat cheese with my mouth, personally.","likes":[]},{"id":1,"author":1,"text":"I find that quite odd, past me.","likes":[1]},{"id":2,"author":2,"text":"I still agree with my statement about eating cheese with my mouth","likes":[]}]}:1,4,84952,391,4210006312�{"id":4,"text":"Well, how do YOU eat cheese?","creator":1,"created":1646029794133,"likes":[1,2],"repliesLastID":2,"replies":[{"id":0,"author":2,"text":"I like to eat cheese with my mouth, personally.","likes":[]},{"id":1,"author":1,"text":"I find that quite odd, past me.","likes":[1]},{"id":2,"author":2,"text":"I still agree with my statement about eating cheese with my mouth","likes":[]}]}:1,4,85369,393,569378032

You see, that's way longer than it needs to be.

Expected behavior For it to just update the row instead of back it up every time.

codingMASTER398 avatar Mar 12 '22 09:03 codingMASTER398

More detail: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71462361/nano-sql-dumping-all-changes-into-a-log-file-clogging-up-storage?noredirect=1#comment126309685_71462361 @only-cliches

codingMASTER398 avatar Mar 15 '22 04:03 codingMASTER398