Widen assets.size to BIGINT#1429
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The `assets.size` column was defined as `Integer` (int32), so registering a single file larger than ~2.1 GB failed on PostgreSQL with `value out of int32 range` during INSERT. Change the ORM column to `BigInteger` and add an alembic migration that runs `ALTER TABLE assets ALTER COLUMN size TYPE BIGINT` on PostgreSQL. SQLite is unaffected because its `INTEGER` affinity already stores 64-bit values.
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assets.sizecolumn was defined asInteger(int32), so registering a single file larger than ~2.1 GB failed on PostgreSQL withvalue out of int32 rangeduring INSERT. Change the ORM column toBigIntegerand add an alembic migration that runsALTER TABLE assets ALTER COLUMN size TYPE BIGINTon PostgreSQL.SQLite is unaffected because its
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