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* feat: add indexes array config with name gen * fix: add _idx suffix, remove name from output * feat(test): new index config * chore: remove unused type * chore: changeset * chore: add sort() for consistent names * feat(test): consistent column ordering * feat(test): ensure no queries when migrating legacy to new
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"@astrojs/db": patch
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---
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Update the table indexes configuration to allow generated index names. The `indexes` object syntax is now deprecated in favor of an array.
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## Migration
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You can update your `indexes` configuration object to an array like so:
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```diff
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import { defineDb, defineTable, column } from 'astro:db';
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const Comment = defineTable({
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columns: {
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postId: column.number(),
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author: column.text(),
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body: column.text(),
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},
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- indexes: {
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- postIdIdx: { on: 'postId' },
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- authorPostIdIdx: { on: ['author, postId'], unique: true },
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- },
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+ indexes: [
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+ { on: 'postId' /* 'name' is optional */ },
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+ { on: ['author, postId'], unique: true },
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+ ]
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})
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```
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This example will generate indexes with the names `Comment_postId_idx` and `Comment_author_postId_idx`, respectively. You can specify a name manually by adding the `name` attribute to a given object. This name will be **global,** so ensure index names do not conflict between tables.
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