Pass the argument entity.table_ref() instead of just entity.

[ghost]

Pass the reference instead of the entity itself.

[billy1624]

Hey @Josh-codes, I have added some commits, please check

[ghost]

Will test (:

[billy1624]

Thanks!! @Josh-codes

[ghost]

@tyt2y3 why was this merged? it is using the beta 2021 version of rust version and had an outdated version string. 0.3.2

[tyt2y3]

@tyt2y3 why was this merged? it is using the beta 2021 version of rust version and had an outdated version string. 0.3.2

I don't get it. Is it specific to this PR?

[billy1624]

I'm confused

[tyt2y3]

The final patch does not touch the Cargo.toml

[billy1624]

@tyt2y3 why was this merged? it is using the beta 2021 version of rust version and had an outdated version string. 0.3.2

I think you undo the changes already

[ghost]

<img width="393" alt="Screenshot 2021-11-17 at 20 45 49" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/43808099/142203217-165bf35b-34db-4c7d-9d2b-7cc3060eb4ed.png"

also, if it doesn't get compile with those settings, shouldn't we just use the correct settings?

[ghost]

@tyt2y3 why was this merged? it is using the beta 2021 version of rust version and had an outdated version string. 0.3.2

I think you undo the changes already

I did, but I wanted to ask first.

[billy1624]

Ahhhh I got what you mean

[billy1624]

You mean why is this still 0.3.1. Correct?

sea-orm/Cargo.toml

Lines 4 to 14 in 0deeddd

	[package]
	name = "sea-orm"
	version = "0.3.1"
	authors = ["Chris Tsang <tyt2y7@gmail.com>"]
	edition = "2021"
	description = "🐚 An async & dynamic ORM for Rust"
	license = "MIT OR Apache-2.0"
	documentation = "https://docs.rs/sea-orm"
	repository = "https://github.com/SeaQL/sea-orm"
	categories = ["database"]
	keywords = ["async", "orm", "mysql", "postgres", "sqlite"]

[billy1624]

No worries, we will soon be releasing 0.4.0

[ghost]

No worries, we will soon be releasing 0.4.0

Yes, and also, why is it version 2021, that's a beta version of rust.

[billy1624]

No worries, we will soon be releasing 0.4.0

Yes, and also, why is it version 2021, that's a beta version of rust.

I think Rust Edition 2021 is stable now (since 1.56.0).
https://blog.rust-lang.org/2021/10/21/Rust-1.56.0.html#whats-in-1560-stable