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First of all thank you for such an awesome crate. It's used in sea-query https://github.com/SeaQL/sea-query/blob/f4a5172b9493f355567ee01613e05b2886ed2673/src/value.rs#L132
I discovered upon 0.5.12 the code fails to compile, presumably due to the change introduced in 'ijackson-precise-bounds'.
0.5.12
Here is the testcase #26
May be recursive types is an undocumented feature that we somehow depended on? Or is this a bug introduced during refactoring?
Would love to hear your suggestions.
Ref: SeaQL/sea-query#781 (to reproduce there do cargo b --features=hashable-value,postgres-array
cargo b --features=hashable-value,postgres-array
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This regression appears to be present in 0.6.0 as well.
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engine::tests::borsh_diff::Sequence2TupleEntryChange<'_, &engine::tests::borsh_diff::BorshView, &engine::tests::borsh_diff::BorshView>: std::marker::Sized
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First of all thank you for such an awesome crate. It's used in sea-query https://github.com/SeaQL/sea-query/blob/f4a5172b9493f355567ee01613e05b2886ed2673/src/value.rs#L132
I discovered upon
0.5.12
the code fails to compile, presumably due to the change introduced in 'ijackson-precise-bounds'.Here is the testcase #26
May be recursive types is an undocumented feature that we somehow depended on? Or is this a bug introduced during refactoring?
Would love to hear your suggestions.
Ref: SeaQL/sea-query#781 (to reproduce there do
cargo b --features=hashable-value,postgres-array
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: