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I can't follow. This is a client library - what does postgres have to do with it? Converting this to a discussion. |
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Dear Spawnia, Thanks for response. Let me some time to look again this week end before marking as answer. I wish a nice day. ps: It is a pleasure to use your library. I have just write a service that parse the DocComment of the generated classes to automatically cast the data receveid from HTTP. Works like a charm, do not sure this "issue" is still relevant then. |
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Hello, I think the problem concerns how Hasura manage "float8" type from postgres. I do not understand yet why some float values are handle by ScalarConverter but you are right, thislib may not be related to my question. Many thanks for attention Eric |
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Hello,
I hope i will not waste time of anyone. I do not think it is a bug, i think i missed something in my side.
I noticed that the fields defined as float8 in postgres are handle by ScalarConverter, and then ScalarConverter return exception as my value is float/decimal but not string.
Just to realize what happens i modify ScalaConverter like this:
And then it is ok, (value in this case is 100, not 100.00).
Many thanks in advance for reading.
Eric
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