When nil IP is returned from net.ParseIP, it is accepted into Inet type,
but not properly marked as being Null. That introduces issues later on
when calling for example EncodeBinary, since it does not assume this can
happen.
This commit resolves that by properly detecting zero-length net.IP and
setting status to Null if that is the case.
Previously, the Scan documentation stated that scanning into a []byte
will skip the decoding process and directly copy the raw bytes received
from PostgreSQL.
This has not been true for at least 2 months. It is also undesirable
behavior in some cases such as a binary formatted jsonb. In that case
the '1' prefix needs to be stripped to have valid JSON. If the raw
bytes are desired this can easily be accomplished by scanning into
pgtype.GenericBinary or using Rows.RawValues.
In light of the fact that the new behavior is superior, and that it has
been in place for a significant amount of time, I have decided to
document the new behavior rather than change back to the old behavior.
Adds array support - previously only slices were supported.
Adds new test cases for multidimensional arrays and slices.
All previous test cases are unmodified and passed (fully backwards compatible).
Removes hard-coded type conversions for arrays, instead now relies on the type support of the array element's type conversion support.
Less maintenance for arrays, new type conversions are automatically supported when array's element gains new type support.
Simplifies typed_array_gen.sh generator script by removing the hard-coded single-dimensional types for arrays.
Only typed_array.go.erb and typed_array_gen.sh have been changed + 1 new auxiliary function in array.go file + additional tests in test files for each array. Other changes are from generated code.
