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[BreakingChange]change column name from update to vendorUpdate #57

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@sadayuki-matsuno sadayuki-matsuno commented May 28, 2017

This PR contains 2 changes.

  1. Change Column Name

I want to use sqlboiler with this go-cve-dictionary database.
But, the column Update in Cpe table causes "Duplicate Name Error" like this
SO, I changed the column of "Update" to "VendorUpdate".

  1. Update Gopkg.* files

I changed Gopkg files according to the following changes.

golang/dep#644
golang/dep#509

@sadayuki-matsuno sadayuki-matsuno changed the title CHNEGE COLOUM NAME FROM UPDATE TO VENDORUPDATE CHNEGE COLUMN NAME FROM UPDATE TO VENDORUPDATE May 28, 2017
@sadayuki-matsuno sadayuki-matsuno changed the title CHNEGE COLUMN NAME FROM UPDATE TO VENDORUPDATE chnege column name from update to vendorupdate May 28, 2017
@sadayuki-matsuno sadayuki-matsuno changed the title chnege column name from update to vendorupdate change column name from update to vendorUpdate May 28, 2017
@sadayuki-matsuno sadayuki-matsuno force-pushed the CHNEGE_COLUMN_NAME_FROM_UPDATE_TO_VENDORUPDATE branch from 0c618c7 to 6db49f7 Compare May 28, 2017 05:48
@sadayuki-matsuno sadayuki-matsuno changed the title change column name from update to vendorUpdate [BreakingChange]change column name from update to vendorUpdate May 28, 2017
@kotakanbe kotakanbe merged commit 34542aa into vulsio:master May 28, 2017
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@sadayuki-matsuno Thanks!

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