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Sure it is. If you encounter something that’s not an int, that could be a signal you have a bug in your writers. Or in the source of the data. That’s useful inf
by poidos 3mo ago
Sure it is. If you encounter something that’s not an int, that could be a signal you have a bug in your writers. Or in the source of the data. That’s useful information compared to “oh, I have some ints and some strings, that’s ANY, everything is ok.”
- FridgeSeal 3mo ago> If you encounter something that’s not an int, that could be a signal you have a bug in your writers Which, is something you could have caught before it got written at all if you had your db enforcing your types.
- nvdc 3mo agoi have no idea why this would be preferable to failing immediately on write