The logic for converting values for writing is confusing and I think very wrong.
See original GitHub issueThis became obvious when analysing #1127 Part of this problem is hopefully fixed by a fix for #1089.
We have multiple checks for determining what datatype a value should get converted to and I don’t think they add to something that I understand.
BasicRelationalConverter.writeValue(@Nullable Object value, TypeInformation<?> type)
converts the value twice when it is a simple type and only once otherwise.
At the very least this should be refactored so I can understand why it is doing that.
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Yes, I think I am perfectly fine, I will try to fix this issue 😃 If I there will be some arguable questions during implementation, I will try to reach you out 😃
Hi Mikhail,
of course you may take a look! But as a fair warning: This is a pretty central part of Spring Data JDBC and it is perfectly possible, that we have some ideas that we don’t have properly documented yet, which could lead to a failure to accept an otherwise good PR.
If you are fine with that risk, please go ahead. And please let us know if you do so we can leave it to you at least for some time.