"contains? not supported on type: java.util.UUID" error when using a list/vector on the params map about hugsql HOT 8 CLOSED

That is strange. contains? should only be accessing the params hashmap, not the actual value for the key it's looking for.

Where does your execute! function come from? What does it look like? Is it possibly unpacking the sql-args?

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First, I define queries which contains a map with all database functions:

(def queries
  (hugsql/map-of-db-fns "sql/events.sql"))

Then, I use the executeQuery function as a wrapper of this piece of code ((-> queries query :fn) db args):

;; executeQuery comes from another namespace
(s/defn executeQuery
  [queries :- {s/Keyword s/Any}
   db :- ConnectionMap
   query :- s/Keyword
   args :- {s/Keyword s/Any}]
  ((-> queries query :fn) db args))

And execute! is just executeQuery curried (with the queries):

(def execute! (partial executeQuery queries))

I will go back to test on version 0.4 because I am pretty sure it was working before. Give me a couple of minutes.

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Nevermind, I forgot that map-of-db-fns was added on version 0.4.1.

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Curtis, I am not having this issue with version 0.4.1.

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I'm having trouble duplicating your issue:

user=> (require '[hugsql.core :as hugsql])
nil
user=> (hugsql/sqlvec "insert into test (:i*:fields) values (:v*:values)" {:fields ["id","uuid","name"] :values [1 (java.util.UUID/randomUUID) "Bo"]})
["insert into test ( id, uuid, name ) values ( ?,?,? )" 1 #uuid "dd09cde2-8966-413d-b756-c1dd328e2002" "Bo"]

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Ok. Let me double check that if change to version 0.4.2 without touching anything it will break again.

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Curtis, now I am a bit confused. For some reason, moving back to version 0.4.1 and then up to 0.4.2 solved the problem. In between I executed lein clean, could be related to that?

Anyway, thanks for you time!

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Maybe? I've had to do a few lein clean in my time to fix strange behavior. Glad you worked it out. I'm glad to see you and others using HugSQL in depth. I like how you're using map-of-db-fns and Schema together.

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