Charmander
Charmander
@fire332 It was just a way to write the abstraction over pg/pg-native, as far as I know. It didn’t really make a difference how it was implemented before ESM became...
If you don’t want to use SSL, you need to set the entire `ssl` property to a falsy value. `ssl.mode` is not an option that exists; you might be thinking...
(As the test shows, needs a corresponding native client change.)
I think you should create a package for this!
Objection.js probably forces arrays to be JSON-encoded so people can use them at the top level with `json`/`jsonb` columns.
@mustakimkr The preceding comment shows how to do that with `options`.
I’m not sure why this is documented this way in the first place instead of using the `connectionString` option…
@usahai As I mentioned in the previous comment, use the `connectionString` pool option to pass a connection string.
@jamesopstad While waiting for a new major version of pg, you should be able to use the new version of pg-types manually by adding it to your own project’s dependencies...