Igor Savin
Igor Savin
All it does is `if (!isEmpty(returning)) this.returning(returning);`, so it's pretty much same thing.
No, it's exactly same thing and is unlikely to have any effect either, warning is correct.
Can you try removing it and see if that makes any difference?
If what I'm seeing in builder tests is correct, unfortunately no, just an array of last id inserted. Likely because LAST_INSERT_ID() is used somewhere (can't find reference in knex, could...
@jsumners Documentation is not MySQL-specific. Also it says: " It's a shortcut for returning method". And documentation for `returning` method says this: "Utilized by PostgreSQL, MSSQL, and Oracle databases". Not...
@jsumners OK, documentation is misleading here and needs to be clarified. In MySQL case it is actually likely to return 3 and not 2, and also regardless of returning param....
`documentation is clearly indicating that Knex will do the right thing for MySQL when given this syntax.` - not really. Fact that it only returns you single ID on MySQL...
@chaffeqa Thanks for investigating this further! Totally share your feelings towards PostgreSQL 😂
@mercmobily I think I am, but need to find a slot to look into it
> I now recommend using multiple workers for concurrency. I didn't include this API pg-boss, but in the app I was using it with, I added an abstraction that basically...