Support serializing objects to jsonb in multi-value UPDATE queries #1145
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Everything else looks good but the type system should be spot on.
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I dislike the type object. Please use Record<string,unknown>
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Resolves #765
I've recently encountered the same issue that was raised about two years ago, and decided to think of a fix for it.
What I ended up doing is to add a case to the
inferTypefunction, which infersjsonbtype3802if the supplied value is an object.This resolves any problems I had with
jsonbvalues.