Jack Christensen

@the-hotmann Just to clarify, the Acquire and Release should be done once for the entire benchmark. That is, a connection should be checked out and only that connection used for...

> When using pgx.Connect with the connection string format "host=%s port=%s user=%s password=%s dbname=%s", if the user field is left empty, the password field is mistakenly interpreted as the user....

This is already work given `my_other_table` and `_my_other_table` are registered. See `pgx.Conn.LoadType` and `pgtype.Map.RegisterType`. * Your `myOtherTable` struct would need to exactly match the columns in the table.

I've proxied the PG protocol before, but I've never done it with SSL or SASL. I would suggest trying it without SSL and maybe with a simpler password type. I...

It seems reasonable to me, but I don't have much context to evaluate the new interfaces. Maybe we could another reviewer to look it over? The only thing that struck...

I don't have experience with Aurora, but just wanted to make sure you are aware of `pgtype.Config.DialFunc` and `pgtype.Config.LookupFunc`. My guess is they could play a significant part in solution...

@xocasdashdash Ah, you're looking to use database/sql. That might be a little trickier as pgx doesn't manage the connection pool, database/sql does. If you're looking to write your own database/sql...

I think this would make sense as a separate project at least to start. It might even make sense to have these types be independent of `pgtype.Range[T]`. Range types and...

peer authentication only works over a local Unix socket not TCP. You are connecting to localhost which means using TCP. Use a Unix socket (e.g. `/tmp/` or `/var/run/postgresql`) as your...