Added a migration that fixes #1 which caused attachments to be broken

for the PostgreSQL backend. Also converts any CHAR types to VARCHAR to prevent the same issue from causing problems down the line.

migrations/postgresql/2019-09-16-150000_fix_attachments/down.sql

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+ALTER TABLE attachments ALTER COLUMN id TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE attachments ALTER COLUMN cipher_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE users ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE users ALTER COLUMN email TYPE VARCHAR(255);
+ALTER TABLE devices ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE devices ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE organizations ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE CHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE ciphers ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE ciphers ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE ciphers ALTER COLUMN organization_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE folders ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE folders ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE collections ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE CHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE collections ALTER COLUMN org_uuid TYPE CHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE users_collections ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE users_collections ALTER COLUMN collection_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE users_organizations ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE users_organizations ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE users_organizations ALTER COLUMN org_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE folders_ciphers ALTER COLUMN cipher_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE folders_ciphers ALTER COLUMN folder_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE ciphers_collections ALTER COLUMN cipher_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE ciphers_collections ALTER COLUMN collection_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE twofactor ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE twofactor ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE CHAR(36);
+ALTER TABLE invitations ALTER COLUMN email TYPE VARCHAR(255);

migrations/postgresql/2019-09-16-150000_fix_attachments/up.sql

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+-- Switch from CHAR() types to VARCHAR() types to avoid padding issues.
+ALTER TABLE attachments ALTER COLUMN id TYPE TEXT;
+ALTER TABLE attachments ALTER COLUMN cipher_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE users ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE users ALTER COLUMN email TYPE TEXT;
+ALTER TABLE devices ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE devices ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE organizations ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE ciphers ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE ciphers ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE ciphers ALTER COLUMN organization_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE folders ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE folders ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE collections ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE collections ALTER COLUMN org_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE users_collections ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE users_collections ALTER COLUMN collection_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE users_organizations ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE users_organizations ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE users_organizations ALTER COLUMN org_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE folders_ciphers ALTER COLUMN cipher_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE folders_ciphers ALTER COLUMN folder_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE ciphers_collections ALTER COLUMN cipher_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE ciphers_collections ALTER COLUMN collection_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE twofactor ALTER COLUMN uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE twofactor ALTER COLUMN user_uuid TYPE VARCHAR(40);
+ALTER TABLE invitations ALTER COLUMN email TYPE TEXT;