I define that the underlying data type is the structure of int, UserStatus, when I use the where statement to query like DB.Where("status = ?", Normal).Find(&users), it printUserStatus as string rather than number :
and, when I use the int to query, it works normally.
DB.Where("status = ?", 1).Find(&users)
// SELECT * FROM `users` WHERE status = '1' AND `users`.`deleted_at` IS NULL
DB.Where("status = ?", Normal).Find(&users)
// SELECT * FROM `users` WHERE status = 1 AND `users`.`deleted_at` IS NULL
DB.Where("status = ?", 1).Find(&users)
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I define that the underlying data type is the structure of int,
UserStatus, when I use the where statement to query likeDB.Where("status = ?", Normal).Find(&users), it printUserStatusasstringrather thannumber:and, when I use the
intto query, it works normally.DB.Where("status = ?", 1).Find(&users)