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When a ENUM tag in the annotated ACeDB models is marked with a hash-model (e.g #Evidence), the data is not migrated since the ENUM will result in an ident, which is not a referenable construct (in it's own right) in datomic (i.e it is a :db.type/keyword not a :db.type/ref)
The example cited that @a8wright ran into recently was :molecule.biofunction-role/value, whose annotated source is here,
The result (datomic entity api usage shown below in a clojure REPL session):
Requires re-working the construct used in the annotated models not to use ENUM if the data captured in #Evidence needs to be maintained, or otherwise solved by re-modelling.
When a
ENUM
tag in the annotated ACeDB models is marked with a hash-model (e.g#Evidence
), the data is not migrated since theENUM
will result in anident
, which is not a referenable construct (in it's own right) in datomic (i.e it is a:db.type/keyword
not a:db.type/ref
)The example cited that @a8wright ran into recently was
:molecule.biofunction-role/value
, whose annotated source is here,The result (datomic entity api usage shown below in a clojure REPL session):
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