query-builder

Bug description

On windows, I run prisma format and note the unusual file ending. The lines are all LF, but the very last line is CRLF.

This causes issue on my Linux CI where it formats it ending in LF's only, causing a diff to occur and the build to fail.

How to reproduce

1. On windows do prisma format
2. Open in HxD or similar
3. See attached:

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Original issue:

diesel-rs/diesel#3032

Relevant PRs:

diesel-rs/diesel#3035
diesel-rs/diesel#3036
diesel-rs/diesel#3037
diesel-rs/diesel#3092

For eg. '==' tooltip as "Equals", 'Like' tooltip as "Contains", etc

Brief description

We're running into an issue with this package - when our client goes to add/delete something on a BelongsToMany relation on the Product model, the list reloads but there's no change. I also see the same list in our site's frontend but the database is updated correctly.

Implementation

We're using this package on our Product model, relevant code below:

It would be nice if there was a new clause which can be added to queries called callback.

For example:

def callback_handler(success, value):
    if success:
        print(f'The query was successful and returned {value}')
    else:
        print("The query failed")

Band.select().callback(callback_handler).run_sync()

The callback could be a function or coroutine, wh

The .returning() function currently only supports strings (which should be the target table's column names). In reality they can accept any expression and (returning) query.

This should be supported:

insert into bar (val) values (123) returning (select count(*) from bar), id, val || 'test'

which would equate to something like:

db.insertInto(bar).values({ val: 123 })

Summary

Implement the sqlx::IntoArguments trait for sea_query::Values, for the various DB types (sqlite, posgres, ...)

Motivation

When writing injection-free code with sqlx, the best would be to write in this style:

let (query, values) = Query::select()
    ...
    .cond_where(Expr::col(Users::UserId).eq(user_i