Sergei Popinevskii

@selfmakeit unfortunately, the author has not published any new version releases for a year. However, the project does get updated, albeit infrequently. As a temporary solution, I can suggest installing...

@lenonqing you can call bulk upset with `[]map[string]interface{}` directly. It works if you need quick solution. ```golang q := "INSERT INTO role(type,value) VALUES (:type, :value)" pp := []map[string]interface{}{ {"type": "type1",...

Hi @umputun, I can work on this

@michelkok look at https://github.com/softprops/action-gh-release

> @gurza do you have any advice on a config that can replicate how this works with https://github.com/softprops/action-gh-release Here is an example of a workflow using action-gh-release. The workflow is...

@feikeq `sqlx` does not provide an out-of-the-box feature to log queries. However, you can create your own logger by using the `sqlx.Named` function, which helps bind parameters to the SQL...

@jiankunking to work with null value you need to use a pointer type. In your case it's `*string`. There is no _magic_ type conversion in Go. Null and empty string...

Bulk insert is supported for `[]map[string]interface{}`. First at all prepare maps to insert. ```golang var pp []map[string]interface{} for _, role := range *roleReq { pp = append(pp, map[string]interface{}{ "type": role.Type,...

@suiriass the issue you're experiencing is a limitation of the `sqlx` functionality. It interprets colons as the start of a named parameter, regardless of their context. This means when a...

@suiriass it appears that further discussion of this issue no longer holds any practical significance. I would suggest closing it.