Elvis Pranskevichus
Elvis Pranskevichus
That might be because this fix only applies to newly created instances, i.e. it does not retroactively apply to all existing service units. IIRC we regenerate unit files on a...
Could be a regression from #1026 or a related issue.
This is fairly easy to fix, though the mechanism to inform `inspect` about wrappers returning coroutine functions is only available in Python 3.12.
This isn't asyncpg throwing an error, this is PostgreSQL complaining that your SQL is incorrect. Check your `ON CONFLICT` clause carefully and make sure it matches your index and also...
Why not use [`to_local_date()`](https://www.edgedb.com/docs/stdlib/datetime#function::cal::to_local_date)?
Hm, could be an oversight. I think all types that support string casts should have a JS constructor function taking a string. But this really an edgedb-js issue now, so...
DEFAULT NOW() WITH TIME ZONE 'UTC' is getting ignored, thus returning a naive datetime when queried.
Not sure I understand the issue. Can you post a repro example please? What is the column datatype the default is attached to?
> OK, we seem to have different use cases and motivations with the maintainer here I'm not sure how you reached this conclusion. I simply pointed out the inaccuracy of...
I could not reproduce this on my end using just asyncpg (without SQLAlchemy). Here's the compose file I used: ``` services: postgresdb: image: postgres:12 networks: proxy_network: aliases: - postgresdb_host env_file:...
Possibly #955?