[CLI] generate entity file for specified tables only #1245
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…ing, not substring matching) (#1245)
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I'm not sure why it was originally be implemented this way. The original approach takes a comma separated table name and then conditionally generate entity of those with table name is a substring of the comma separated input.
That means, if you have tables
user,user_groupandgroupin your database. Then, given your comma separated input beuser. It will generate the entity file foruseranduser_grouptables.Bug Fixes