I don't konw why postgres doesn't support these types:
https://docs.rs/postgres-types/latest/postgres_types/trait.FromSql.html
?

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I don't konw why postgres doesn't support these types: https://docs.rs/postgres-types/latest/postgres_types/trait.FromSql.html ?

No idea, to be honest. Seems like an omission. They don't seem to break anything, and I can't think of anything obvious why they shouldn't be supported, either. (And I can give good arguments as to why they should.)

@thomcc Would you mind giving your review ?

@thomcc @gwenn Sorry, I have zero idea how to please rustfmt (I don't use it). Last time it failed because lines were too long, now it fails because they are too short. 😭 Can you help me format the code correctly? I don't think I'll be able to figure it out in a reasonable time, given that every change apparently requires a manual re-run on your part.

You should just run cargo fmt in the repository, and it will format it correctly for you.

You should just run cargo fmt in the repository, and it will format it correctly for you.

Thanks, will do this soon.

@thomcc Done, albeit the formatting of the getter closures became very… peculiar, to put it mildly.

Thanks!