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Re rebalance coherence #25
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coherence feature and run rustfmt
This removes quite a lot of dirty hacks from diesel-oci
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Actually this looks pretty decent. I am going to try it this week. But can we please try to separate the formatting (I guess from the new rust-fmt) from the real issue in the future. This would make reviewing a lot easier.
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Can we do this w/o updating GST (as of now) or does this probably have invocations for GST as well?
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We need to bump rustc for GST as well because everything needs to be build with the same compiler version. We don't need to use this specific nightly, any new one should also work. (To be more concrete: We should not use this one, because it contains no working rls build…)
That was the plan (at least to have it in separate commits), but it seems like |
… ELSE 0 END FROM DUAL`
`INSERT INTO table (columns...) select :1 from dual union all select :2 from dual union all select :3 from dual`
…way to handle this
Would be great if someone could test that the tests actually work (They just compile…)
If there are test errors we need to tweak the generated sql in the
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implementations.Addresses #7