Joe Reynolds

Great! I've considered doing this before so thankfully there's some ramblings on a previous issue about it: #133 I'd strongly advise for option 2 (The nice extensible way) in that...

On that note a better check would be to check the datatype of the column and check the assignment matches that.

Can you share the entire query please? Thanks!

## Information It looks like the logic for this is in the `putContentIntoLines` function

https://dev.to/ronsoak/doing-the-impossible-using-assistant-to-make-a-sql-linter-and-how-you-can-make-it-lint-whatever-you-want-2ke2

https://github.com/joereynolds/sql-lint/commit/338c95c85b9f620a77423805e0be07a8aad0f9ba

Hi, thanks for the report! What dialect is this, MySQL?

Hey Barklan, this is looking good, is this still a WIP?

Hmm, that's odd. This feature exists for me. Whether it's coming from coc-phpls or coc itself, I'm unsure but if I attempt to `new` a class that isn't already imported...

@rverton, I've not. Usually I'll start writing `new foo` to auto import it since you can't do it the way you've suggested. If you do find out, let me know...