Test explicit column mappings with name collisions - #337
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Closes #59
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Recommendation: 9/10 — preserve and test. An explicit
columnmapping must always win over an identically named physical column; otherwise an entity silently hydrates incorrect data. The regression is small and protects a fundamental mapping guarantee.Reproduction note
The bug could not be reproduced on current
nextwithqb@14.0.0-beta.3. The fixture maps ausernameproperty tofirst_nameon a table that also has a realusernamecolumn. Quick returnsEricfromfirst_name, stores only the mappedfirst_namevalue internally, and does not hydrate the conflictingusernamecolumn.Implementation
findOrFailand the generated public getterValidation
box run-script formatgit diff --checkUses
qb@14.0.0-beta.3.