Postgres Type Attribute Nullability Documentation #2387
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I am currently using v4, and so put the documentation there. If the changes would also apply to v5 I'd be happy to also make the changes in those docs. |
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I had some difficulty discovering from the docs that I could apply smart tags to attributes on custom postgres types, in addition to table columns. As discussed on discord, I've made a few small additions to the documentation in the areas I had looked to try and make that functionality a bit more obvious.