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I met a strange behavior in jdbc/plan
and I don't know if it is wanted or not.
; This is working
(into [] (map #(:table/column %)) (jdbc/plan conn sql-query))
; This is not working
(into [] (map #(:table/column % :nop)) (jdbc/plan conn sql-query))
What is happening in that second case? (I would have expected it to work -- I thought I even had test cases for it)
never mind, it is working, it was a typo in my codebase
Haha... OK... glad to hear it!
Is there a way in honeysql to format a query on multiple lines, so that it is easy to read for a human?
@vincent.cantin No. But that might be an interesting option, possibly for 2.0 so feel free to create an issue for it.
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