Workflow's tables: their one definition, and where a tenant's are. A tenant schema gets them from the same migrations public does, which the tenant module runs in each tenant schema.
Workflow's tables: their one definition, and where a tenant's are. A tenant schema gets them from the same migrations public does, which the tenant module runs in each tenant schema.
What later migrations add to workflow_instances, which the boot adds too, and how to tell each is there.
What later migrations add to workflow_instances, which the boot adds too, and how to tell each is there.
The one definition of the tables, which the boot runs as well.
The one definition of the tables, which the boot runs as well.
(refuse-shared-tables! connectable)Throw a :configuration-error rather than let tenant work reach public's
tables: work in a tenant (db/*tenant-id*, db/*tenant-schema*) that is
not on that tenant's transaction (another database's, none, or H2 under
:allow-h2?, which has no schemas), and a tenant schema without workflow's
tables (a failed tenant migration).
Throw a :configuration-error rather than let tenant work reach public's tables: work in a tenant (`db/*tenant-id*`, `db/*tenant-schema*`) that is not on that tenant's transaction (another database's, none, or H2 under :allow-h2?, which has no schemas), and a tenant schema without workflow's tables (a failed tenant migration).
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