Georg Semmler

We can assume support for `i32` for all database systems, as it is a really fundamental type. It just need to be encoded in the trait bounds for this impl.

Thanks for filling this bug report. I've changed it to be tracked as feature request, as it's strictly speaking not a bug. We are happy to receive a PR that...

The relevant implementation is here: https://github.com/weiznich/diesel_async/blob/1ef43d2a8a4080c1e9e5c34056f4d26cbb2a85cc/src/run_query_dsl/mod.rs#L626-L637 That one essentially says that this method is only available for types that implement `LimitDsl`. That shouldn't be the case for `Vec`, because that...

I think this is essentially another duplicate of https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/127306. Closed as this is an upstream rust bug.

Thanks for opening this PR. Can you explain why you need to relax this bound on a technical level. So what exactly does not work if that bound is there?...

Thanks for providing that context. That's at least helpful to understand why you made this change. For me that raises a more fundamental question: Why do you believe that the...

So just to summarize everything: It's basically required as `wa-sqlite` bindings generate futures that are not `Send`, right?

I had some time thinking about this again. As previously mentioned I do not like the idea to couple this on the target. In the end it's something that depends...

Thanks for opening this issue. I fear there is nothing much we can do here as that's a fundamental check required for how diesel checks if your queries are valid....

> To make sure I understand, the check is there to make sure the queries are against tables/aliases within the same database, right? That's not correct. This trait is used...