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refactor(db): use new store interface
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feat(db): add code gen to build sqlc-compatible wrappers
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feat(db): add `memory` storage driver
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refactor(db): cleanup sqlc-wrapper gen
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test(db): add memory driver tests
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Should the CI be responsible for this? It doesn't make sense to me to try to generate code in the CI because then why not generate SQLC code too?
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I wanted a way to make sure PRs weren't manually editing generated files.
This is more of test than actually generating the result.
Originally i had planned on having sqlc in here too, but it would mean having a fixed version of the sqlc binary used to generate. otherwise you get false positives on the version comment at the top of the gen'd files.
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Oh I like this, I misunderstood. Well maybe we should bundle everything into a small script? There is nothing stopping us from adding SQLC to be honest. We can just read the files, get the version and check if anything meaningful has changed with the correct binary version. I wonder, could we make this into an action ; )