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I switched the Date type with one that's an alias for the `i32` datum. `try_get_date(&self)` will get you a `time:Date` if it's within the `time` crate's bounds, or an `Err(pg_epoch_days:...
### Mapping for `PgRange` type `PgRange` maps to the PG `*RangeType` and provides mappings for `int4range` `int8range` `daterange` `numrange` `tsrange` and `tstzrange` This does not yet include pg14 multirange variations...
`Interval` (any collision/confusion potential with `pg_sys::Interval`?) is an opaque type that can convert to/from `time::Duration`. `time::Duration` has a wider range of representation than PG's. Because the native datum is a...
A second attempt at mapping the built-in PG range types to PGX. As per recent type mapping improvements, the mapping type will be a shallow/opaque wrapper to the datum `Range`,...