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I don't think that SeaORM is pulling its weight at the moment. Bors requires only a relatively simple database, and full ORM seems like an overkill to me. SeaORM requires us to have additional two crates in the workspace, juggle three different types per DB table, and it's not obvious to me what commands it executes and how it manages migrations.
For sake of transparency and easier understanding of what exactly we run against the DB, I would suggest to switch to sqlx.
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I don't think that SeaORM is pulling its weight at the moment. Bors requires only a relatively simple database, and full ORM seems like an overkill to me. SeaORM requires us to have additional two crates in the workspace, juggle three different types per DB table, and it's not obvious to me what commands it executes and how it manages migrations.
For sake of transparency and easier understanding of what exactly we run against the DB, I would suggest to switch to
sqlx
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: