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Select * from table
See original GitHub issueAm I missing something or is it right now not possible to select * from a table?
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:5 (4 by maintainers)
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So this just hit master:
which produces
I consider this question resolved and will close this issue. In next few days I’ll release a new version to npm and update the documentation.
@martijndeh would probably good to also have a tag corresponding to each release so that it’s easier for people to realize what code their current version is based on 😃