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doesn't return id from upserted rows #36
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This would be extremely helpful. To emulate this right now, you have to do another find with the selector. |
This should be do-able in both PostgreSQL and MySQL without too much difficulty (while still being transaction-safe) but I'm not sure about |
Anyone still interested in working on this? |
@olivierlacan We need this for at work so it's on the roadmap, yes :) |
@pnomolos Checking back in since this is a source of performance issues for us still. |
@olivierlacan Yes, I'm going to try and get it in once 3.0 is released, but work has been crazy the last while so I haven't had much time. I was trying to get 3.0 pushed out over Hacktober but you see how well that went 🤦♂️ |
it feels like it would be easy to return the ID of the upserted row... presumably this would help a lot of people
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