Migrate table names with uppercase to lowercase names (macOS, Windows) #6333
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For case sensitive filesystems which are typically used by Linux such renames were already done in earlier migration steps, but those steps have no effect on macOS and Windows. The new SQL migration code renames any table name with uppercase letters to a lowercase table name. The script was created by Claude.AI. Fixes: kitodo#6139 Signed-off-by: Stefan Weil <[email protected]>
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For case sensitive filesystems which are typically used by Linux such renames were already done in earlier migration steps, but those steps have no effect on macOS and Windows.
The new SQL migration code renames any table name with uppercase letters to a lowercase table name.
The script was created by Claude.AI.
Fixes: #6139