Add a test utility for preparing statements without executing them #118
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Sorry. I've missed your PR. Seems like a nice addition! How do you feel about adapting it to the Session interface? |
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Thanks for taking a look! IIRC I started with Session but stopped to avoid using the encoder. I didn't have a good way to go that route without requiring inputs. |
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The intent here is to sanity check queries against a connection/schema without dealing with input parameters. I am using this with hasql-th for fast tests to give some confidence that queries still make basic sense after schema migrations.
This may help with some benefits discussed in #28 without the compile-time downsides.