Luca Steeb

If you can set `PRISMA_CLIENT_GO_LOG=debug` and then re-run everything and paste it here, that might be helpful for me to debug

Thanks. Can you please try running the engine in your console: ``` /Users/macbook/Library/Caches/prisma/binaries/cli/5.13.0/prisma-cli-darwin-arm64 version ``` and check if it has the same error?

As discussed on Discord, `["darwin-arm64", "linux-static-x64"]` works It looks like it's still downloading the fully native binary, which creates a conflict if another linux binary is additionally specified in the...

No, that should be unrelated. It's about the fact that the Go client attempts to download a more specific binary if "native" is defined and that can clash with additional...

You can't use .In when linking, it needs to be `db.User.ID.Equals("cltuva3xs0000tn3vhv5oc13p")`. You can define multiple .ID.Equals for `many` relations.

You can use it in a where query yes, but not when linking objects. This is the same behavior as Prisma JS I believe. You can put multiple options in...

Can you share your URL string please if possible? Or can you try encoding the password in the DB string using `encodeURIComponent()`?

That error message looks like https://github.com/prisma/prisma-engines/issues/4613 which is still unclear why it happens. Can you maybe try using `url = ENV("DATABASE_URL")` and setting the connection string with the `DATABASE_URL` env?...

Awesome thanks. I still have to figure out the actual error but at least you got it working for now

Thanks for the info, hmm this should have been fixed via #1059... I'm assuming you are running the latest Go client version? Then I'll have to look into it again