PhilippMDoerner

Wait, nope, I forgot the actual usecase. I'm talking about that you want to have a where condition that accesses fields *on another table*. Here an example. I have these...

I can agree with this. Furthermore, with the merging of #164 there is a way that isn't all too complicated to do this kind of thing fairly easily using `rawSelect`....

I'm not the project maintainer in any capacity, I'm just throwing this in from a typical webdevs perspective. Architecturally speaking, validating whether an incoming HTTP Request has the necessary permission...

> How would I select * from table using postgres? > > By reading the code I was able to actually get the select statements to work using $1 >...

If there is any sort of feedback I can provide with my prologue project (nimstoryfont) which deals exactly with uploading large files I will happily do so. I will not...

My goal was mostly to write backend nim (as I **vastly** prefer it over Rust) and Tauri doesn't have nim-bindings and likely isn't going to have it from what I'm...

I'm not entirely sure if it's on norm to deal with this, but here on how to deal with this for the time being: d0rksh, all the compiler is seeing...

@moigagoo There is a valid point in here though: Should norm's currently non-gcsafe-procs be cast as gcsafe so that the compiler doesn't notice them as gc-unsafe in multi-threaded projects of...

I entirely agree that it's an easy problem to solve it's mostly a question on whether to have this convenience factor (of making the corresponding norm procs explicitly gc-safe so...

This is not strictly helpful to you since you already stumbled upon how to add enum support, but for others: There now is [norm documentation](https://norm.nim.town/customDatatypes.html) that details how to add...