What happened?
In postgresql, the preview of the BYTEA value column is wrong. Here is an example.
Also bytes count is wrong.
Here is the insert statement for replication:
INSERT INTO "_sqlx_migrations" ("version", "description", "installed_on", "success", "checksum", "execution_time") VALUES ('20241021202233', 'initial migration', '2026-05-06 12:35:33.786624+02', 'true', '\xd38ce566b967520caf461747abc77d275f084f601697d1ea135b0361cabb534f702202b952e00447b675687af8f5d43b', '17258875');
Steps to reproduce
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Expected behavior
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Database type
Postgresql
TablePro version
0.39.1
macOS version & chip
Apple M4 Pro 26.4.1
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What happened?
In postgresql, the preview of the BYTEA value column is wrong. Here is an example.
Also bytes count is wrong.
Here is the insert statement for replication:
INSERT INTO "_sqlx_migrations" ("version", "description", "installed_on", "success", "checksum", "execution_time") VALUES ('20241021202233', 'initial migration', '2026-05-06 12:35:33.786624+02', 'true', '\xd38ce566b967520caf461747abc77d275f084f601697d1ea135b0361cabb534f702202b952e00447b675687af8f5d43b', '17258875');Steps to reproduce
No response
Expected behavior
No response
Database type
Postgresql
TablePro version
0.39.1
macOS version & chip
Apple M4 Pro 26.4.1
Screenshots / Logs