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This PR introduces a check on the permission_id FK to ensure that it is not added multiple times on upgrades. It also names the key specifically to ensure future changes to the key can be targeted properly and removes old keys that were added since 3.4.0. * Add FK check before adding the FK. Also give the FK a name to avoid auto generated names and duplicate keys. * Remove additional OR * Remove additional OR * Final FK check query * Add foreign key cleanup routine to 3.4.3 db version * Only check on named foreign key now that we have a cleanup routine in place, use specific phpcignore * Rework formatting of SQL query * Change way to fetch and add FK, can't use procedural SQL, needs to be done via statements. * Add table name to lookup * Only clean up FK on the wc_download_log table * Remove erenouse bracket |
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