Drop lib/pq use in job listing
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I missed this before, but while working on something else I noticed randomly that apparently we use `lib/pq` in the job list module to encode an array of job states. I think it was an oversight to have brought this in as a hard dependency, so here remove the use of `pg.Array` in favor of just using a normal Go slice instead.
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Hah, yeah I was surprised to see it too! Thanks. |
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I missed this before, but while working on something else I noticed
randomly that apparently we use
lib/pqin the job list module toencode an array of job states.
I think it was an oversight to have brought this in as a hard
dependency, so here remove the use of
pg.Arrayin favor of just usinga normal Go slice instead.