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SeaORM is not compile time safe by their own admission so it's automatically out of the running, personally speaking.

• kelnos 2y ago
  That feels like a weird requirement to me; an ORM is by its very nature not going to be able to validate queries at compile-time. And even if you're writing queries directly, any time you need to write something dynamic, you're not going to be able to verify those at compile-time either.
  • satvikpendem 2y ago
    > an ORM is by its very nature not going to be able to validate queries at compile-time. I don't see why this is by its "very nature" when libraries like diesel or Prisma already do this. > any time you need to write something dynamic, you're not going to be able to verify those at compile-time either. Diesel can validate dynamic queries at compile time too, sqlx too to some extent.