Add example with external query files #1932
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It looks like you've made a bit of a mess of your commit history here. I'd recommend doing an interactive rebase to get it down to just your commits and then rebase onto |
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Alternatively, you could copy your changes into a fresh clone against a new branch, and then reset this branch to it. |
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@abonander whoops, didn't catch that while syncing forks. Updated, looks like the originally intended change now. |
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You still have 9 or so superfluous commits there that I don't want to add to the repo's history. Can you please rebase instead of pulling? There's a merge conflict from #1802 to fix anyway. |
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Well, don't worry about the extra commits since I'll do a squash on merge anyway. |
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First and foremost, after being relatively new to Rust, sqlx made it incredibly easy to dive right into data-driven applications with a great straightforward API and docs to match. The docs touch on
query_file!()andquery_as_file!()(along with the other variants), but I thought it would be nice to include a Postgres-based example as well (recently did this in a personal project). Great work!