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sgrif commentedSep 20, 2017
I noticed this gem in the docs for
insert:I don't even know what I meant by that. I think I meant that
use diesel::*;wouldn't importinsert? That isn't true anymore, and even if it was that's not a super relevant thing to document.It also states:
which is only true on PG (the only backend we support that has a
RETURNINGclause. We should probably do a pass over all the functions that have been around since 0.1 (everything inquery_builder::functionsis a good place to start).