Process keyword fields correctly in FromRow macro #200
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This PR fixes the the incorrect handling of keywords fields of a struct in the FromRow macro. Currently a struct with a field like 'r#type' will try to read values from a column with the exact same name with r# prefix. With this change this field will now map to a database column with the correct name 'type' without the r# prefix.
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Neat. Thanks for the fix. 👍 |
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This PR fixes the the incorrect handling of keywords fields of a struct in the FromRow macro.
Currently a struct with a field like 'r#type' will try to read values from a column with the exact same name with r# prefix. With this change this field will now map to a database column with the correct name 'type' without the r# prefix.