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Hm, this is interesting, column order shouldn't affect the type inference.
I can also see a comma missing on line 5 in the second code block, is that a typo?
If inserting a row with a subset of the columns if the order of my subset does not match the declared order of the table columns.
For example if I insert a row with just four columns out of many set in the same order as they were declared in the table the query works as expected:
But if I swap
storage_address
in the column list nad the values object:This fails with a
invalid input for type bigint
. This makes it seem likestorage_address
is being provided for a_height
value.It's late now but a test case shouldn't be too hard if this is a general bug.
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