`InsertId` type for UUIDs
Hello, we use UUIDs as our primary IDs so when running insertInto statements we expected the insertId to be a string, but we are getting a
bigint | undefined type.
How can we get the correct type?5 Replies
Unknown User•10mo ago
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so insert doesnt work with tables that use UUIDs as primary id/index? not even if we have
generate_uuid_v4() as the default?
aaah MySQL, ok, we're using PostgreSQL, might be different...Unknown User•10mo ago
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Awesome! that works!
thank you!
Would be a nice feature if
insertId automatically typed the id as a string if the Typing specified the ID is a string/UUID 😁That's not possible. Postgres never returns anything from inserts without a
returning clause and Kysely never ever adds anything to the SQL you didn't explicitly ask
There's no returning clause unless you call returning
There's no select clause unless you call select
There's no with statement unless you call with
There's no values clause in an insert unless you call values
There's no set clause in an update unless you call set
There's no where clause unless you call where
And so on. You get the gist