Support RETURNING clause for generated columns
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@stephencelis amazing! it does fix the issue on my side and enforces |
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@stephencelis I just noticed a runtime error on update |
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@remimarsal Thanks for the catch! See #112. |
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This addresses a shortcoming of tables with generated columns.
@remimarsal I believe this addresses what you brought up on #101. Wanna test it out?