DS-AdamMilazzo

> This is related to #482 and should be tackled in the context of `strict: true` I'm not sure what you mean about `strict: true`, but if you're implying that...

I agree with Matt's proposed simplification to only annotate the value type and not the key type. I could be wrong but I personally don't see the enum key type...

> I also don't consider the two examples you showed to be strictly equivalent. You shouldn't allow for optionality generally with a Record type. In that case, isn't it equivalent...

I agree with that.

Any luck reproducing this?

I don't know what ``` cursor.execute( """ INSERT INTO t (p, i) VALUES (%s, %s); CALL f(1, %s); """, (1, 2, 2) ``` does exactly, e.g. whether it's going to...

I don't agree that it's a client-side problem, but it only happens when specifying parameters at the SQL (prepared statement) level. Clients that transform parameters into literals will not reproduce...