Warn that TRUNCATEing many tables with Postgres can become slow #202
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I think the vast, vast majority of yesod-scaffold users will never grow to the size where they need to care about this. But for the handful that do, it should save them a lot of time. I could have made a wiki page about this and cleaned it all up, but I think it's not really worth it for how much of an edge case this is. To reach this point, you need to be a pretty advanced Yesod user
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I think the vast, vast majority of yesod-scaffold users will never grow to the size where they need to care about this. But for the handful that do, it should save them a lot of time dredging through stackoverflow and postgres mailing lists about this.
I could have made a wiki page about this and cleaned it all up, but I think it's not really worth it for how much of an edge case this is. To reach this point, you need to be a pretty advanced Yesod user, and reading through #201 should be no problem for you
Closes #201