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film42: I think it was driven by Slick and the need to accommodate database tables with more than 22 columns
by acjohnson55 13y ago
film42: I think it was driven by Slick and the need to accommodate database tables with more than 22 columns
- neverminder 13y agoIndeed, because the fallback is HList and when I have tables up to 200 columns it's killing the CPU and crashing Scala IDE up to the point where you just can't work with it.