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Track alter-event in all the right places#57

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simonw merged 5 commits intomainsimonw/datasette-edit-schema:mainfrom track-alter-eventsimonw/datasette-edit-schema:track-alter-eventCopy head branch name to clipboard

Feb 18, 2024

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Test for create-event
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Track alter-event on rename, requires datasette>1.0a8
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No need for track_event() helper function
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Commits on Feb 18, 2024

Track alter-table events, refs #54
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Correctly track alter-table for rename operation, refs #54
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