internal/config: support golang overrides for slices #2339
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* internal/config: support an additional boolean field named "slice" on the "go_type" override property, and update docs * revert unrelated import string prefix change, and add pgx tests
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While investigating a fix for #2316 I discovered some generally unexpected behavior when attempting to get sqlc to generate slices of types in overrides for Go code gen. So I added a boolean
"slice"property to the"go_type"property of the overrides object array, which behaves similarly to the"pointer"property.This doesn't "fix" the above-referenced issue per se, but it does provide a more explicit way to tell sqlc how to achieve the desired result.
The docs I wrote may be wrong, so feel free to advise on any changes and I'll incorporate them.