Natalie Perret
Natalie Perret
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> Note that PostgreSQL does not support arrays of arrays, but does support multi-dimensional arrays (you can see some examples [in the docs](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/arrays.html)). You can use either .NET arrays or...
> Nope, just `NpgsqlDbType.Array | NpgsqlDbType.SmallInt`. That corresponds to an array of any dimensions in PostgreSQL. @roji Alright, that's a little bit counterintuitive... just to make this super-duper clear, with...
@roji alrite alrite, thanks! It makes sense now.
Most logging features are supposed to be batched BTS... not sure this is really relevant.
> Opinionated: Since async is the first class feature and network calls should be asynchronous, I would say: > > * `blahblah: 'T -> Async Task 'U` The issue is...
> Or since we usually don't mix them, we can use shadowing to switch from one to another. Like: Point taken. That being said I like the idea of providing...
> On the other hand, source functions are all Task and it's a bit ugly to do Task -> Async -> Task. Absolutely, that was my point (i.e. stack traces)....
> Shadowing FTW (: My mileage may drastically vary on that one.
Another solution I tinkered about lately is adding one layer of inheritance to ironically flatten all the discrepancies found across the different ADO.NET Providers.