options.values (check for values containing undefined)
See original GitHub issueUpdating from 1.4.2 to 1.5.2, I’m getting a
options.values.forEach is not a Function
in lib/connection.js line 688
As options.values is an Object (not an array) when I checked it out,
for me a simple workaround would be:
Object.values(options.values).forEach is not a Function
But I do not know the possible side effect of this work around in the newer version. Could someone inform me if this would have side effects?
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yeah, it’s off by default. I’ll try to see what can be improved in error handling though, if we can’t do same “Objects are turned into key = ‘val’ pairs” transformation for
execute
we should have error message explaining thisWasn’t passing the namedPlaceholders option which causes the exception to occur. Thanks for clarifying