Fixing import command no primary key issue#173
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Reason for the change
Restoring doesn't pick up primary_key from info files.
Description
In turned out that the primary key was parsed from the info file, but not used at table creation at all, hence the table was created with the default primary key
id. The issue was introduced right after2.3.0.post6was released in 2016.Code examples
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The whole command structure must be tested. Issue for the problem: #172
- [ ] Unit tests created/modified- [ ] Integration tests created/modifiedReferences
fixes #171
fixes #157