How to override behaviour of AddIndexConcurrently in Django?
The AddIndexConcurrently django class does the following SQL:
CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY <idx_name>
However, I have an application that requires something a bit more complex. I.e., I need to do some checks on the table, and if those checks pass I need to run
CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY IF NOT EXISTS <idx_name>
Is there a way to do that so that I can just override AddIndexConcurrently with my own class and do what I need to do there?
How to override behaviour of AddIndexConcurrently in Django?
The AddIndexConcurrently django class does the following SQL:
CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY <idx_name>
However, I have an application that requires something a bit more complex. I.e., I need to do some checks on the table, and if those checks pass I need to run
CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY IF NOT EXISTS <idx_name>
Is there a way to do that so that I can just override AddIndexConcurrently with my own class and do what I need to do there?
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