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fix: arguments #22

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  • New Features

    • Added serialization and deserialization methods for database connections
    • Enhanced statement preparation with additional type support
  • Refactor

    • Updated connection and statement handling to use mutable references
    • Modified method signatures to improve flexibility and type management

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The pull request introduces modifications to the connection and statement handling in a Rust SQLite implementation. The changes primarily focus on the WasmSqliteConnection and Statement structs, updating method signatures and adding serialization capabilities. The prepared_query function is refined with changes to how raw_connection and instrumentation are passed, and two new public methods for serialization are added to the WasmSqliteConnection struct.

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src/connection/mod.rs - Added serialize() method to WasmSqliteConnection
- Added deserialize() method to WasmSqliteConnection
- Modified prepared_query function parameter passing
src/connection/stmt.rs - Updated prepare method signature to accept mutable RawConnection
- Added &[SqliteType] parameter to prepare method

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@insipx insipx changed the title fix arguments fix: arguments Jan 14, 2025
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/connection/mod.rs (1)

292-294: Consider simplifying the instrumentation dereferencing pattern.

While the changes to pass raw_connection directly and dereference instrumentation are functionally correct, the &mut *instrumentation pattern could be simplified to just instrumentation.as_mut() for better readability, as it achieves the same result.

-            &mut *instrumentation,
+            instrumentation.as_mut(),
src/connection/stmt.rs (1)

36-39: Document or remove the unused SqliteType parameter.

The new _: &[SqliteType] parameter is currently unused. Either:

  1. Document its intended purpose with a comment explaining future usage, or
  2. Remove it if it's not needed for the current implementation.

The change to &mut RawConnection is a good improvement as it explicitly shows that the function may modify the connection state.

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@codabrink codabrink enabled auto-merge (squash) January 14, 2025 16:59
@insipx insipx dismissed their stale review January 14, 2025 17:15

The merge-base changed after approval.

@codabrink codabrink merged commit 5cca011 into main Jan 14, 2025
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@codabrink codabrink deleted the coda/fix-update branch January 14, 2025 17:22
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