Anthony Bullard
Anthony Bullard
I've done a lot of small syntactic tweaks and this is the only two things that fix it, remove the first guard or the second guard: ```roc (ExpectingX, d, s)...
Note that I've extracted some guard logic out to functions for readability (and because I thought the char literals were causing issues in the guards)
This is now fixed on `main` at the above link. I finally fixed this through some convoluted means of moving all literal matching out into the guards. The issue _definitely_...
I'd say the issue comes down to a problem with certain literals appearing in patterns when there are also guards on some of the clauses in a `when`
Now that I'm a collaborator (thanks Richard!), I'm going to take this on.
I am happy to contribute this change, whether it's here on the turso-cli or in libsql/sqld. I have contributed before.
So I've dug into this some more, and it looks like I'm more than likely going to take an L here. My older service was ListenAndServe'ing over localhost:8080 whereas sqld...
I don't know your usecase, but embed will always only create a query that has all of the rows on that particular table in your schema. So as long as...
Do we want to put things like snake_case, PNC, and new lambda syntax here? (even though they are done?)
I could be wrong, but I think the problem here is that SQLC is expecting you to use their arg syntax, either `sqlc.arg()` or `@`, so I would try something...