Virgiel

I really like the way `sqlc` supports overriding generated types, and we'll be using this as inspiration for implementing this feature.

I see all the benefits of using this architecture, but we must consider that this is a significant architectural change for the Rust ecosystem. We will be, to my knowledge,...

> SQLx asked their (huge) user base what would be the best update strategy regarding dependencies, and the overwhelming consensus was to make breaking updates as often as required to...

I am starting to think about implementation details: We could use the CLI version as the generated crate version, this would be useful for debugging user issues. Currently, codegen returns...

This is the first time I have heard of conventional commits. As I understand it, each commit has to be formatted in a certain way to be added as a...

The simplest solution for now, would be to use `SystemTime` for `timestamp` and `timestamptz` and let the user match to `time` or `chrono`. Latter we could add a feature to...

We have two options for supporting user-specified field types. We can generate code with user-specified types based on a generation configuration, which would imply that all occurrences of a postgres...