Jack Christensen
Jack Christensen
So just out of curiosity I disabled the typed nil to nil conversion to see what would happen. I did this by changing all the functions in the `anynil` internal...
> do you have an idea on how would be the best way to proceed? We can help if you slightly guide us on where we should be focusing on....
I think I have a solution in #2019. Basically, it just skips nil normalization on any `(*T)(nil)` where `Value` is a method on `*T`, but not on `T`. My previous...
I try to stick as closely as possible to how the standard PostgreSQL client library handles environment variables. I'd like to know if this feature is or will be there...
My opinion is still: > I try to stick as closely as possible to how the standard PostgreSQL client library handles environment variables. I'd like to know if this feature...
> My view is that I would prefer that this is done by library automatically. Generally developers should have good understanding what is the column type and what is data...
The `nil` check in the `defer` is definitely needed in case of `panic`. I added that in ef9e26a5d5a6ae7f6f8dd8570e181c08f114de9c. Beyond that, it's hard to say for sure what's going on, but...
> Is there anything that can be called to tell if Tx has been committed or a pool.Conn has been released, that way I can do a check before these...
This may be related to #1920 which should be fixed in an upcoming release.