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It used to be that our casting rules mechanism would allow for matching unsigned data types only, and we sometimes have a need to do special behavior on signed data types. In particular, a signed bigint(20) in MySQL has the same values range as a PostgreSQL bigint, so we don't need to target a numeric in that case. It's only when the bigint is unsigned that we need to target a numeric. In passing update some of the default casting rules documentation to match the code. Fix #982. |
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