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When mapping PostgreSQL empty range we are creating Range objects which is actually unbounded from both sides. The created range has exact internal structure that Range.integerRange("(infinity,infinity)") would have.
vladmihalcea
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Empty range is actually infinite.
Empty range ic currently equivalent to an Infinite range
Oct 17, 2022
vladmihalcea
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Empty range ic currently equivalent to an Infinite range
Empty Range is currently equivalent to an Infinite range
Oct 17, 2022
vladmihalcea
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Empty Range is currently equivalent to an Infinite range
Add support for the PostgreSQL 'empty' range that's distinct from the (,) infinite range
Oct 17, 2022
When mapping PostgreSQL
empty
range we are creatingRange
objects which is actually unbounded from both sides. The created range has exact internal structure thatRange.integerRange("(infinity,infinity)")
would have.Here is the quote from documentation:
So it'll be sensible to align with this semantics in Java as well.
Currently following test case test case fails:
@vladmihalcea can you please assign this issue to me? I've already started working this.
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