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I have a column declared to be of type Int64. However, this line doesn't compile:
let deviceID: Int64 = 3 let deviceUpdate = Update(devices, set: [(devices.name, name)]).where(devices.deviceId == deviceID)
This is because Predicate.swift and Subqueries_GlobalFunctionsAndExtensions.swift expect a generic-sized Int rather than Int64.
Int
Int64
As a continuation of #78 I think it makes sense to get rid of the .int(Int) case and add .int64(Int64), etc types.
.int(Int)
.int64(Int64)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Would suggest support for UInt as well, along with these. As it seems to only support comparisons to signed integers only.
UInt
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I have a column declared to be of type Int64. However, this line doesn't compile:
This is because Predicate.swift and Subqueries_GlobalFunctionsAndExtensions.swift expect a generic-sized
Int
rather thanInt64
.As a continuation of #78 I think it makes sense to get rid of the
.int(Int)
case and add.int64(Int64)
, etc types.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: