docs: Reword phrase about pgx and multidimensional arrays #2619
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Good catch. I agree that your placement of "only" is much clearer. But we actually added support for multidimensional arrays with other driver packages (in #2338) and forgot to update this documentation, so the whole sentence can go. |
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Even better, thanks. |
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sqlc-dev#2619) * docs: Reword phrase about pgx and multidimensional arrays * fix(docs): Remove multidimensional array qualification in datatypes.md --------- Co-authored-by: Andrew Benton <andrew@sqlc.dev>
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English is not my native language, so I could be wrong, but my interpretation of the text was that pgx can only do multidimensional arrays, and nothing else. I think that's not right. Hope my commit corrects this.
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